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vice. We are willing TO place the service of
THIS city against any other service Ia thu United
States 1t Is well DOwn that he postal service
OF san Francisco stands second 10 none with
The department 10 Washington. For esprit de
corps san Francisco Will rank al the head Of
the service. We have here d body Of clerks
carriers, suDerintendenis and employees Of
which san Francisco ana The postal service
may wei be proud. This high standard OF eff
cheney has only been reached by years OF Gaze
ful discipline and avoidance OF all those things
which tend TO perVert the service of his kind.
In an office of The magnitude OF the San Fran
cisco PoStOtnce, employing between nve and six
hundred men, the present degree OF discipline
and efficiency could not be attained except by
the strcesI adherence TO thorough aud bus-
ness principles.
Solos followed by Miss Gracie Plaisted.
r. j. Whelan. Frank Coffin. Ferris Hart
man, Miss Zelda Lewis, a recitation by
Julius Kahn and a flute selection by Her
man Schaefer.
The display Of fireworks arranged for
last night in honor of Lelter-carriers' day
was unavOidaDly postponed on account Of
the rain. The fireworks programme VIII
be given this evening, however, on the
recreation grounds. The display will in
clude five portraits of the Postmaster
General and other officials.
!thstandlng thu rain. The letter
carriers ball at the Heidelberg Schloss
was attended by all the carriers, their
wives and lady friends. A programme of
eighteen dances was given, and the large
number present spent an enjoyable even
ing.
The following are the officers of the
Letter-earreTs' Association and the COM
mlttees to whom credit for Letter
day At the exposition is due:
A. NJ. Cox, president; r. NJ. Roche vice
president; +. w Peabody. secretary; X. D. Fair
banks, financial secretary; Frank E.Smith treas
urrr; John McGOwan. seroeant-at-arm> pX-
ecuIiye commIttee-James H. Smith. Richard
d. Barton, L. ii. Stanley, L. a. Stevens, Conrad
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Now on a Journey Around
the World.
LOSS OF THE TABERNACLE.
The Matter of Rebuilding Is
Uncertain.
THREE TIMES 1T WAS BURNED.
The Eminent Divine Talks About
His Trip aud Says Word or
Two on Politics.
TIMES 1T WAS BURNED.

The Rev. T. Dewitt Tain age arrived in
the city yesterday morning ana is a guest
at the Palace. He came around by the
Southern route and says the prospects for
a great cotton crop and an exceptionally
fine yield OF grain in Mississippi, Arkan-
sas and other Southern States are of the
best.
Incidentally during his remarks at the
qualification he felt to be once more able to
visit San Francisco, Mr.. Talmage men,
toned the fact that Benjamin f. Avery,
who in early days was an editor, was
brother-in-law of his. Mr.. Avery. he
said, was appointed Minister to China by
President Lincoln. and died in that coun-
try.
81 believe we are at the door of great
national prosperity, and if Congress will
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a panic had occurred no one can tell what
would have happened. AS it was there
were only twenty persons in the bnilding
and with fully twenty-five methods of
egress they had no difficulty in effecting
their escaUe."
AS to what course will be pursued in
the matter of new building or what line
he will follow in his future work the
doctor is not able TO make a stateme mt a
present. The question of rebuilding has
been left entireiy TO the discretion of the
hoard of trustees. Il telegraphed them
from Washington 10 tell my people to be
of good cheer" said he, land that a bene-
ficent providence would provide IA way out
of our difficulties.
Personally" continued the doctor, ~
like Brooklyn and am intensely attracted
to is people, bnt am tired of lighting
fire. ! was willing TO remain at home and
let my present journey of six months
around the word GO, but my friends
thought IL best that my plans should not
be altered because Of our disaster"
The doctor dwrit at some length upon
the singulsrity of the fire having followed
directly after the mammoth receptions
given in honor OF the termination of his
twenty-ffth year as pastor Of the con-
gregstiou.
There were two or three receptions
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NO LETTERS LEFT.
Postal Carriers Took a
Day Off.
BUTTHEY RACED FOR MEDALS
Wheelmen Disguised at the Lack
of Races.
NO REASON FOR DISAPPOINTMENT.
Members of the San Francisco Turn
Bezirk Will CeIebrate-Fire-
works Tonight.
TIE PROGRAMME FOR ro-DAv

TIE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.
z. M.-Chiming of the bells In Liberal
Arts tower.
i M'-ArTfval of San Francisco Turn
Bezirk and Turner exercises on recrea-
ton grounds,
ESQ +. M-Weitzman's performance on
the high wire In central court.
2;45 p. M.-Grand concert by Cassasa's
Mid winter Exposition band in Liberal
Arts building.
p '-GTand concert by Mexican band
In music pavilion, near Admin istration
building.
P. M.-Evening chimes on the bells.
1:30 z. M.-Grand illumination of the
exposition buildings and central court.
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7:45 Z. N.-FinaI Sunday evening per-
formance by Weitzman the high wire.
8 2. M.-Cnncerr by Mexican band in
music pavilion, near Administration
building.
$40 and $50 p. M.-The wonderful
electric fountain.
$50 2. AT.-DispIay Of fireworks post
poned from yesterday in honor of the
letter-carriers.
General admission 80 cents, day and
evening.
Gray uniforms we're as rare at Sunset
City yesterday as in the other districts of
San francisco, but. irrespective of their
distinctive costumes, the letler-carriers
of the city were very much in evidence at
the Midwinter Fair, and despite the un-
propitious weather, their celebration was
highly successful.
Every one appreciates the faithful SER
vices OF these distributors of popular cor
Tespondence, and all good citizens wished
them a better and brighter day than that
accorded them by the local marshal of the
atmosphere. But Notwithstanding the un-
favorable condition of the weather, the
day was one Of the most successful on the
exposition calendar.
A procession, which formed a prelude
to the days festivities, was formed at the
Bakersfield entrance to Golden Gate
Park at noon. The line of march was
directly to the north gate OF the exposition
and around the grand court to the recrea-
ton grounds. Over 500 carriers were in
line with banners, and accompanied by
their own band playing popular marches
The parade gave an excellent indication of
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Part Fifteen of "Picturesque CalIfor-
MIA" will be ready for distribution to-
morrow. 1t il devoted to the cOncl I'D ing
pages of the Shasta country and the
opening pages of the extreme southern
part of the State.
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fairly surrounded and stopped. only slightly

fairly surrounded and stopped, only slightly
bruised by his run.
O'Neil was picked up in an unconscious
condition and taken TO the Receiving Hospital,
where IL was found part of his scalp was
ceanly lifted. The wound was bathed and
about twenty stitches taken in IT, The young
man beng Then conveyed TO his home, where
he recovered consciousness.
After The excitement caused by the runaway
had subsided the circus proceeded and a very
good performance was given.
MEYERS WIGWAM THEATER. corner Geary
and Stockton streets. San Francisco, Cal Com
mencing Monday, May IS. The star show of
the season. Gus HIPS world of novelties oil.
rect from New York City. in their own palace
car. The great $4,000 Challenge Specially
Company, the attraction with record OF 600
nights In New York City. Pre-eminently the
most successful amusement enterprise In the
world introducing ali the well-knOwu stars of
the Old and New World. A mighty carnival of
mirth. too strong Tor rivalry. Everything new
Always the best Ahead OF them all. Twenty
stars. twenty artists. The peoples choice.
TIE old reliable. Extra matinee Decoration
day, Wednesday, May 80, AT P. NJ. Wigwam
Theater every evening at s. matinee Saturday
and Sunday at 2. Popular prices: General ad.
mission 10c, reserved seats Zoe, opera chairs
35c. Matinee prices: General admission 10c,
opera chairs 25c. Box-Ofice open from l 10 3
ana from TO 10 P. NJ for the sale Of reserved
seats.
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Died on the Street

The second mate of the steamer San Juan,
whose name could not be ascertalned by The
Coroner, fell dead on Sixth street late last
night
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Park Music To-Day

RICHARDS & Co., druggists. 4os-s Clay.
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ESa First CongreEa ionaI Church, Cor.
R~S of Post and Mason sts.-Rev. o. Brown,
D. D., pastor. VIII preacn IN the morning'at II
O'Clock; theme, Why He Was Poor" In the
evening at Z :45 O'Clock. theme-"Rome and the
Schools Sunday-school in iecture-room imme-
diately after morning service. Rev. John Rea su.
perintendent. Mrs. CoOpers Bible Glass in au-
ditorium. Mr.. Kimbalfs Bible Glass IL study.
Young Peoples Endeavor meeting at 8 AS P. NJ.
Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday at AS P NJ
All are cordially invited. especially strangers in
the city.
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e. First bapt st Church, Eddy st..
G~S near Jones-Rev J. g. a. Henry, pastor
Residence 600 Bush st Preaching by the pastor
at II a. M, subject "A Model Missionary" and
at 7: 80 P. NJ. topic, "ROme's Doctrine of Purga-
tory" sunday school at 1880 p. NJ Young
Peoples society OF Christian Endeavor at $50
P N. Young mems meeting Monday evening
at O'Clock. Ali these services are open to the
public. Strangers are welcome.
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Re- Emmanuel Baptist Church. Bart
Ef~S lett St, bet Mission and Valencia Twenty
second ana Iwenty-third-The Rev. j. Sunder-
land ID will preach at / A. NJ, subject. Shall
Rome Train our Children ~ aad at AS P. NJ a
lecture on africa" illustrated by the stereOpti-
con. Sunday-school at 1880 P. NJ. Y. p L. at
6:45. Seats Tree he pubic cordially invited =
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g. Howard street Method ST Episco-
&~S pal Church, bet. second and Third sts.. 2
blocks from Palace Hotel-Rev. w ". Case. u. D.,
pastor; Professor Martin Schultz musical di-
rector; A. K. over. Sunday school superintendent
Hours of public services II a. n. ana 7 AS
P. Sunday school at 1880 p NJ Dr. Williams
Bible class ~: 80 P. NJ. Epworth League at 6:i5
O'Clock sunday evening Subject of morning ser
mon: Hitherto Hath the Lord Helped Us 8"
Bishop NInde of Detroit, Mich, will preach in
the evening. Pastors residence. 2026 Howard
ST.: Telephone 6Obb. mYl2 2t
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ES Second Unitarian Church. Corner
G~S Capp and twentieth sts.-Rev. Leslie w
Sprague pastor. Residence ana study al 2610
Folsom st. Sunday school at 9:45 A. N. Preach
ing at IL A. NJ. and T:45 P. The pastor will
preach in morning: subject, Union of Liberal Re-
ligious Il Forces'; evening lecture, Natural Law
In the Social orld," by Lewis +. Past, Eastern
lecturer and author. All seats free. l
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EP First Universalist Church-Services
VS. ia Mission Music Hail, corner Iwenty-frst
and Howard SITS. Rev. w. e. Swan Preaching
at II A. NJ by Rev. A. NJ, Bradley. subject:
why Other People Are \ OF Universalists," and
1t As P N. by =. W. Armstrong, subject: 1.-The
Universalist Doctrine OF d od." Sunday-scbooi at
12:3O P. n. Young Peoples Christian Union
meets at 80 P N. The pubic is cordially invited
to attend all of these services.
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TO LEASE.

Ok MARKET-2 UPPER FLOORS. Of Won
OIC RHElN u Co, 5l3 California st. mylO 4t
TENANT wANTED-WE HAVE LOT ON
L Natoma st, bet. Fourth and Fifth. 102xSO
with entrance 20 feet wide from Howard st..
which owner would erect brick building and
give good. long lease at low rates ASHTON %
GARDIN Ek, All Montgomery ST. apis Inn
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RS Van Ness Avenue Me, hodisU hpis-
E~S cOpa Church, bet. hush and Pine sts.-Rey.
John Kirby pastor. Residence, 1908 Van Ness
ave. Sunday services: Preaching at IL A.
Subject. physical Providence" At 7 80 P NJ,
Rev. John Thompson, d D., subject, The Coming
Kingdom" Sunday-schoo at = 80 P N. Epworth
evening at 80.
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VOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK
by the day washing housecleaning Please
call or address 6O4 Linden ave-. near Laguna St,
bet Hayes and Fell. myl3 3tf
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- sinpsop Memorial NJ. =. hurct

Rs Simpson Memorial VI r. hurch
@~S cor. Hases and Buchanan sts.-Rey. A c.
Hirst. D., pastor. Residence, 3l3 broderick, st
Preaching at J A. n. and 7:i5 p NJ. The pastor
will preach at both services. subject for the
morning, "The Gospel Of Cheer" Sacrament OF
the Lord's supper after the sermon subject tor
the evening. "Our Public Schools or Fideiity to
American IDEAS" Special music by the enoir.
Sunday school at 1880 P. NJ, e. +. Perkins
superintendent. Epworth League service at
6:45 NJ. The seats IN this church are free. The
public cordially invited 10 Al the services UsherS
in attendance. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 40 O. CLOCK. myI2 2t*
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RP New Jerusalem, First Society
e>S fSwedenborgIan), o'Farrei st, Web
ster-Rev. +. L. higgins, min ster. Parsonage,
1925 O'Earrel ST. Free readingrOom and new
church book saiesroom, 1920 O'Farrell. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. n. Sermon, IL A. N, Greatest
in the Kingdom Of Heaven" Lecture, :4b P. NJ,
The Abomination of Desolation," second IN a
series on signs of the second coming. The public
cordially Invited
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ES Liberals and Ersethinkers - DIR.
tS~S York. the noted orator, speaks at Scottish
Hall. Larkin this evening at O'Clock sharp on
''Romanism in Politics aud school" All invited
Fine music and songs.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

KS DIR. +. fobbin, the Gifted Ens pir -
EF~S tiOnal speaker and test medium lectures to
night on cremation its beneficial effects human
ity, sanitary and otherwise, followed by psyche
metric and character readings and convincing
tests that the So-called dead still live: magnetic
paper usual, and sick healed by the laying on
of haads: o'cocs sharp. ST. Georges Hail. 9O9 -
Market st Adm issl lon free.
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ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION FOR
~ general housework aud plain cooking. Cali or
address l2O Valley st, bet. Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth myl3 3tt
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ES First United Presbyterian Church,
Ee~S Golden Gate ave. and Polk st-ReV. NJ. NJ.
Gibson, u. D.. pastor. Services at IL A. NJ and
7:45 P NJ Subject for morning: "The Old Paths
versus Latitudinarianism. Cordial invitation TO
all. Strangers welcome.
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re- Progressive Spiritualists. Wash-
az ington Hail, p. N. Tests by Mrs J. J.
Whitney and Mrs. d. \. Phase Psychom etrie
reading by Mrs. Clara Mayo Steers. Admission
this time Zoe.
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ne DIR. Rin-Es' Spiritual Meeting, Sur
@~S day, and P. NJ Circle and platform
tests Mrs. Durham, Lad FiDagan. Nine. Young,
Bird. and others Professor Young's orchestra. .
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COMPETENT WOMAN DESIRES WORK BY
y the day; is good quick laundress and cleaner,
and is greatly in need OF work TO support her
children. Address MRS. WILLIAMSON. 44619
NatOma st. mylS 3t*
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MALE HELP WANTED

TT S. TAILOR SCHOOL DRESS CUTTING IN
- stitnte natterns: 25e "a Golden cate ave. L
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CITUATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT |
- woman TO do housework and cook ng in small |
family: city country. Please call I256 Mission |
street. myl3 3LE
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EB Free Lyceum very sunday at 2
sS~S P NJ. Alcszar building. Powell and O'Far-
rell SITS. free discussion. Topic to-day: causes
of Industria Depression -
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E@ The Officers and Members ofa 80
49, Wildey Eueampment No. 23, o. o. "
r., are hereby requested to assemble in
Oriental Hail, Alcazar building. l20 Farrell ST.,
on n-MONDAY. May IA. at ! O'Clock P. NJ for the
purpose of attending the funeral of our deceased
patriarch w. ENGLANDER.
w. BECK, CP
J. r. MORSE. Scribe. myl3 2t
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sEMING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
TEWINf-MACHINEs SECONDHAND, ALL
- kinds from So upward; cash easy pay
ments: machines rented. 1868 Market ia21tfSuSa
0I0 NEW HOME GoMPANY'S MACHINES;
H IL. second hand machines IS ana upward,
rent 81 per month: repairing. l45 eixth mr27 Il
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BS Philosophical aociety-Free Publ &c
ES>D lectures every Sunday evening at AS. at
800 Post st. Tonight "Intemperance-the Men
ace TO Civilization" by DIR. Jerome A. Anderson.*
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- st. PauPs Evangelical Lutheran
@>S Church. Sc. cor. EDDY and Cough sts.-Rev.
j. NJ. BueheT, pastor, German services every
Sunday at 1880 A. N Sunday-schOol at GALS A NJ.
BY special request the sunday evening services.
a. AS. will be held in the English language. =
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

ES Funeral Notice-The Officers @ -
E-D and members of Golden Gate En- sXe
campment No. l. !. o. o. r.. hereby ~
notified that the funeral of Patriarch SAMUEL
HATFIELD will be held at odd Fellows Hall on
SUNDAY, May I3. at II o'clock. Please attend.
H. G. GEORGE. Scribe
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MIDDLE-AGED SOBER MAN WANTS POSI-
ISt tion as assistant in any kind of WORK trust
worthy. with best of references. j. NJ, box 29.
this Office
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

DEFINED MIDDLE-AGED LADY GOOD
II hoUsekeeper would like TO make her home
with some nice family. Address S. N, box Ia g.
Call 3ranch Office. my Is 3ts
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FOUND.


DARGAIN IN A BEAUTIFUL, FANCY-CASE,
ID standard-lnake upright is what you are look
ing for not a bargain in old rattletrap all worn
out; yesterday we brought in and placed In our
bargan-room just the piano to suit you; only been
out little while looks like new: price $295: bet
ter come in at once if you want it, THE j. DEW
ING COMPANY, Flood bldg. Fourth and Market
stS warerooms first floor above. myl3 II
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H0ARDING AND ROOMS.

ELLINGTON HOUSE 127 KEARNY-PLEAS'
a ant sunny rooms, en- suite anc slngie nrsT
c,ass IN every respect: terms reasonaole laIO u
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ROOMS TO LET-ooNTINUED.

XToSEMITE HOUSE. 1045 MARKET, BET
\ Stytn and Seventn-Single ard suites; per
nighr 35c TO 81; week. 81 30 So families apI ~
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- Grace Episcopal Church, Corner
EENS Stoc3ton ana California sts.-Rev r. C..
Foute rector. This church is now closed for
placing in pos tion the "Searles memorial organ" I"
which VIII require some i've or six weeks Dur
ing this period al weekday services will be sus-
pended ana the congregation will worship ia
Golden Gate Han. Sutterst. at II 4. NJ every sun
1ay the rector offic atinR. If
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ES Reorg Uiz. d Church of Jesus Christ
9r~S of /. d. s, 800 Post st.-Preaching at II
A N. and 1880 P. N. by Mark H. forscutt Even
ing subject. "LiIe Beyond the Grave"
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DY PROTESTANT AMERICAN WOMAN TO
ID care for infant or houseKeeper's positon none
but re spectacle parties need answer. Address z.
A box 90, Call Branch ONCE. my13 3t<
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w ANTED-THis MORNING SUNDAY COOK
W for short-order house. country, $40; young
man for coaiyard. $15 and found. once VIII toe
open at O'Clock A. NJ, LEON ANDRE & Co, 32o
Sutter St
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RSS Rome's III nd in Our Public Schools
49, -MRss-meeting in Odd Fellows Hail, sun
DAY AFTERN DON at O'Clock. Rev. @. A.
Henry will speak on "Our Public SchOols-Their
Promise. Peril aud Protection; cornet solo by
Miss Pearl Noble: Mr.. Robert Evans will sing
pie welcome: come early To seenre seat MY q 2s
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HELP wANTED-CoNTINUED.

=. :, = -,
| EARN TO CUT AND MAKE PERFECT
- dress without trying on. $50 Ellis Sc. apps q
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HoN2ru IreSDytrrtan Nhurch, Wis
W. sion ST.. near Third-The Rev. Clarence j
NeWsome VIII preach at / A. NJ. and at :45 P. NJ
sunday school at 8 80 A. N. You g Peoples So
cietY OF Christian Endeay0r at $50 P. NJ. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening AT :45 O'Clock
Strangers and others are kindly invited TO these
services.
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INDUSTRIOUS, SOBER MAN WANTS POSI-
l. rion as assistant in any kind of work; trust
worthy, with good references. Address 6. R., box
SO. Call Branch Hffice.
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SIS ner Powell and Geary sts.-ReY. John
Hemphill. d. D.. pastor. Rev. W. Martin, NJ A,
Will preach at IL 4. NJ. ana :46 P. N. sabbath
school at 1890. YOung Peoples Society OF Chris
tan Endeavor at $3.50 NJ. strangers visiting
the city friends of the congregation made
welcome. Miss Efle Stewart. soprano OF Herr
Scheel's orchestra, Will render at the morning
service with Yerdure clad" from THE Crea-
ton" (Haydnl. In the evening, Hear ye, Israel
from "Eiiiah" (Mendessunnl.
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CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR ALL
- female diseases or Irregularities: private
nome In confinement with best possible care:
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
MRS. DIR. GWYER, S111a Hyde ST.. bet. Eddy
aud Ellis mvl2 uf
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HAYEs-sUNNY FURNISHED BAY
4O4i windOw room with board; or ladies'.
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SITUATION WANTED BY CUSTOM CUT
- ter who has good experience; willing to go in
the country. IL you know of an opening address
r. box 43 this ONCE myl4 2t*
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FARMER AND WIFE, NEAR CITY; FARM
ers, $40 and $25; chorenen on rancnes' PIP
hotel cook, country, $50 restaurant walter, Y5u;
hotel walters. country, $780, MURRAY d
READY 634 CLAW ST. myl3 2t
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a
IA boon to ladies troubled with irregularities:
no danger; safe aud sure 81 so. express Z. o. D.;
don't delay ntil too late. OSGO0D BROS. Oak
land. Cal agents for Alpeau ct Gle. ap1 tt
DRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT, 419
Eddy for ladies who desire to go into confne-
ment with every care and attendance of a German
physician CDR HEkwIGlsnd graduated midwlfy
{MRS. WEGENER); infants adopted; pei 216I. ~
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NoMFETENT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS STU
Y alton to DO cnsmDerwork. Address C. A. box
155 Gail Branch once. myl3 3t*
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nateriales de primera cl&se, &c hacen eacua.
dcrnaciOAes eD hOlandesa, cartosk, pasta es.
cola, piel dc levante CON relieves. todo per,
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