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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-02-15
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO Feb. lS.- -Cattle-Receipts. $4,000;
stead :; top steers, 500 40; Others, sL750
40 common 5 30 ,L5a
Hogs Receipts, %, 90: active. 1oc higher:
packers, So.IO 3.25 heavy, s. 351a4J light,
S53I 5.35
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000. in fair
demand: steady top sheep. siVOJa75; top
lambs, SL001435.
St Louis Live Stock.
ST LoUis, Feb &c sttle-Receipts, 2e1Q
Market active and steady to strong Hogs
Receipts 500. Market 10 to 15c higher best
heavy, sa i5d53 mixed 400 -: light 6, 10
@a2o Sheep-Reeeipts. LOU Market steady
Kansas City Grain.
I KANSAS CITY. Feb 13.-Local receipts OF
wheat were large this morning, but the snow
/ storm prevented the inspeo ors from getting
around. and therefore few samples were Of
fered for sale Prices were about 1c lower
than SATURDAY. Buyers were very Indifferent
and s Hers. as rule, were quite willing to sell
A sale Of 10 cars of No hard to arrive at $50
was reported There W bids for wheat
out OF store
I Receipts of wheat to day were i2s cars; year
/ ago I73 cars
Hard wheat-No hard. IL cars 4ac No q
7 hard. car .T1Ic, 2 cars 4Tc No. hard. 1 car
46c
: Soft wheat-No- red. car SIC. 1 car So
/ car Soc No red. SOC: No. 4 red, I car
45c car i4c rejected l car 42c
Corn offerings were small and the receipts are
expected to be sm IL because Of the storm,
therefore the market was firm and some sales
were a fraction hign.r.
Receipts of corn 10 day, 8. cars q year ago
165 cars
No mixed sold at soX@sIc Kansas City:
No mixed, @3b &C: O 4. q L ssc No .
white. slsi ssc No white, 93Ic- No 8
white wis quoted nomfnaIly at 37;.c Mem
phis No mixed, 3eIfc Memphis
Oat- sold slowly at unchanged prices
Receipts of oats to-day were Is rs: year
ago. IL cars
M , MIXED sold ar pa zr.c- NJ q r,srad
26 &c No mixed, 2sc No 2 white, 2sx S2,o:
No white. 2s1s-1sc
Hay-Rece pts, 81 cars market dull and
weak timothy. choice, 9 o; o I, s. O "a 30
low grade. satOGEOd fancy prairie. Ga 90
good to choice. $500 "a 80. common TO medium.
e40GI5I
st. Louis Grain.
81. LOUIS. Feb L. Recelpts wheat 1919
ou: last wear, 5&0is be: corn Ia ,9e]
ou; last year 2541' bI: oats. 3I.f9J
bu; last year. $4,000 bu.: barley ;, o. bu:
-four. 40 bbls; shipments, wheat LA, b :;
corn, 1881 bu- oats, 2LeI bu: 'ur Q. %
bbls Wheat-Cash, =1zc Februar 51kc:
Februar s., 3 40 May. .z3Isc July. "4Hc Oats
Cash, . &C; February. 2s1lc May, 2s,.c
Rye 4sc.
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Feb I3.-The big snowstorm
stimulated all the produre markets to-day and
with the prospects Of small receipts OF everv-
thing for some days 70 come The Offering this
morning were snapped up quickly at higher
prices The egg market was almost bare of
supplies, as receipts were next to nothing The
local demand was sufficient TO advance prices
2 Sc Prices were verr Irregular. within a
range of SC The market will certainly u
tinue verv strong until the roads opened up
again but the first liberal consignment will
probably break prices down again PoutrE as
well as eggs was 92c higher and sold quickly.
Butter
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-02-15

Sheep -Rereipi since Saturday. 4 532 shipped
Saturday, lis The market was verv quiet We.
the few sales made were strong The follow.
ing are represen tative sales:
3S4 Utah. ..- 116 =3S,I
Hnrses-ReceiDts since SATURDAY. I25 shipc-S
Saturday, g The market was quiet and un-
changed The range of pricesis about as fol-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-02-15

Shaefer defeated Ives in the triangu-
lar billiard match at Boston Score,
Shaefer. 600; Ives, 49a
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-02-15
Cholera BobS I'm.

LONDON, Feb 12-The Athens cor
respondent of the Standard says it is
learned from official dispa atches that
cholera has appeared in Constantinople.
A dozen deaths from it have recently
occurred, chiefly in the barracks. 1t
is relieved the authorities are hiding
facts which would show the wide ex-
tent of the epidemic.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-02-15
Treasury Balance Increase.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-The treasury
balance yesterday was sl17. lis. 325, the
first time it has been above the 500,
600. 600 mark for several months. This
is an increase of s34 500. 900 over Tues
day and is accounted for solely by the
payments of the subscriptions for the
new 5 per cent. bonds. OF this increase
s2S. 656 294 is in gold and s5,s63. 14O in
currency.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-02-15
ST. Louis Iive Stock

ST LOUIS. Feb 13-C stte-Receipts. 291o
Market active and steady to strong Hogs
Receipts. 500 Market 10 to I5c higher best
heavy, sa i5d53 mixed 400 -: light g., 10
@a2o Sheep-Receipts, LOU Market steady
The morning call., 1894-03-10
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS TO RECONSTRUCT opFEA II
lngroom in City ana County "Reminiscences
OF the clerk or the Board OF Supervisors az tba
city ana county or San Francisco. March g. lSn4
IN accordance with resolution ap5l Third
Series) OF the Board of Supervisors SEAfEn
PROPOSALS will be received In omen hoard an
mONDAf afternoon. March IL. 1894 from y 10
1oV o CLOCK lot supplying all material and racan.
Ssrueting tho operatingroom OF tho pity nnd
county hospital. eDlarging the seating csparlty
prac,ng new skylights constructing additional
anterooms. new staircase. etc. in accordance
Win plans and specifications prepared bv Frank
Shea, Esq, architect, at whose once "a Mant
eomery street, the said plans and specincationa
are open for inspection
The work to be done under the sunarv,sto, ..a
TO the satisfaction OF the Architect ana uosnIfsi
Oommlttee OF the Board OF Supervisors, and 10 he
completed within the time specified in the suec ia
cations from date of award of contract
NoIlCE-Bidders will estimate and state a
price Tor which the entire work will be done win
the distinct understanding that 8 hours shall con
stitute days work for persons employed on said
work. - ','~
he party to whom the contract is AWARDED win
De required, prior TO or at the time of the execu-
ton OF the contract to pay the cost of ad yertsnp
this notice in three daily newspapers.
In order TO preserve uniformity and o facilitate
the award the board has resolved to receive no
bids unless made upon blank forms prepared by
the committee. aud a certified check for the sum
pAyab!e TO the clerk OF the board. conditioned IL
the proposal accepted and the contract awarded
ana II the bidder shall fail neglect to execute
written agreement aud give the required bond
wlthln SIX days after, the sum shall be paid into
the city and county treasury by said clerk az
BIanks furnished by the clerk.
tne BOARD reserves the right to reject all bids If
the proiic good so require.
mr6 So JNO A RUSSELL CIark
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THE CITY SQUARES.
The State Floral Society Wants TO
See Flowers There.


An interesting paper on Flowers in
San Francisco Squares" was the chief
feature Of the monthly meeting OF the
State Floral Society yesterday.
The secretary, who read the paper, said
that be wanted 10 make plea for better
flowers and more of them in downtown
parks. Simply to look at the lorn Gala
lilies and depressed roses with which pres
ent floral efforts in this direction seem to
begin and end, is enough to suggest TO the
flower crank many fitting types, that could
be here, but are not.
Whatever there is in Golden Gate Park
may thrive 10 most locations in the city
squares. BY special arrangement the big
park will supply all the squares. OF this
| am Informed on the best authority"
Inc speaker went on 10 state that
besides the gardens around the new City
Hall the city has thirteen large squares,
upon eight Of which, in the present year,
is expended $3.50 monthly. Statistics
were also given to show that these squares
have high-priced gardeners, ana the
speaker concluded with the question {:
why cannot the strangeT-yisltOT see
more flowers worth seeing when he walks
about the downtown parks Of California;
chief city ?'
a letter from Professor Smith was read,
asking the society to name a day for the
proposed wild flower exhibit al the Mid
winter Fair. The meeting took action to
the extent of resolving TO make the exhibit,
but the decision of & date was deferred
until Professor Smith had been conferred
with
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WHO IS SHE +?
A PuZzling Chinese Case on Trial
Before Judge Heacock.

One OF the most puzzling cases that Judge
Heacock. United States Court Commissioner,
has ever had before him is now on trial In his
court On November last Chinese woman
giving the name OF Wong Ii Hor was landed
by Collector Wise from the steamship Peru as
a merchants wife. On Tuesday last r. s. Will
liams, the official Chinese interpreter OF the
Custom house, heard OF the sale OF two CHI
nese women, and, getting look at the slaves
arrested them both, claiming that one of them
was no other than Wong Ii Hor, and that she
was unmarried.
day and not only denied she was Wong Ii Hor
but claimed that she was Wong Yuck Ying and
was born In this country. She brought photo
she had always lived here. Then followed a
host of witnesses on both sides. Collector
Wise, Interpreter Williams, lnspectress Adams
and others identified the woman as the one who
landed from The Peru, and as many others In
sisted she was not the woman. The photo
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EXECUTIONS WITHDRAWN.
Another Complication i'm the j. ii.
SieverS Damage Suit.

Judge Slack yesterday revoked the execution
he issued recently In the case of John II.
Sievers against The last Board OF Supervisors.
Sieyers lost his suit for damages TO bis prop
erty. but was allowed S63 90 costs. An execu-
ton was issued and Sievers' attorney started to
Issue an execution against the Individual MEM
bers OF the board, beginning with ex Supervisor
Hunt, ievying an attachment on his dTugstore
on Fifth and Folsom streets. Although the
amount was only 81 a keeper was placed in
charge OF HUNTS place OF business. lie was
very indignant at TINS, as his friends and
creditors thought he hau failed. Mayor Ebert.
who was also member OF the last board called
the attention OF Judge Slack TO the matter and
the executions were Withdrawn. Judge Slack
said he had never intended the members of the
board TO be responsible. but the cost claim was
one against the city. Ii is probable that the in
injuring his business.
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graphs were equally puzzHg Finally L. i.
Mowry the womzn's attorney, offered 10 pro-
duce the woman landed from the Peru IL the
Government would promise not 10 prosecute
her This Mr. Garter would not agree TO. aud
so the case is 10 be decided upon the photo
graphs ana experts are 10 be called TO say
whether or not the pictures produced by the
woman have been taken since She landed or be-
fore 1t is puZZllng matter. and Commits
siener Heacock says ii Is about the worst case
e ever had.
The morning call., 1894-03-10
Electric Road Sued.

Clemens Schaeffer has sued the San Mateo
Electric Railroad Company for 5000 damages
for personal injuries received in an accident
which took place on Ibirlietb street at the
terminus of the road on January 27 last
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BOARnING WANTED.

IA ANTED-BOARD AND ROOMS OR HOUSE
W keeping rooms for married couple IN alb
solutely private family; permanent; state price.
Address A. b. c., box 81, this ofhce. mrlO Ut
IAN AND WIFE. AS WELL AS THE GILL
IVA dren pleased with Picturesque Califor-
MIA" There has never been published anything
about California that can equal IL in an artistic
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NOTICE. OF MEETINGS.

- =. %. H., Il oard of ssA-eA
Hs~c Directors - In compli- i H~~I(N<@J
aHee with general orders anG &-E4 \ $500 =
with the consent of our es- -lAlAA ~ x\S
teemed chaplain, REV. D. q. ELAA EyErA
CROWLEY. the various divis- q = -
ions OF the Ancient order of Hibernians OF this
city and county will assemble In the hall OF ST o
seph's Church. Tenth aud Howard SITS. SUNDAY
MORNING, March II. 1894 at 1880 O'Clock
(Article N. section So. cOnstItution.) Members
VIII bring their badges. BY order
NJ j. WRIN. County Delegate.
". n. MCCAEEERTY. County SecretarY. !
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To.Day's Entries.

The following are the entries for to-day's
races:
First race. about six furlougs, seIling-Nor-
8and az PaSaI * WinitraS o9 So.s Mappy
Haymarket 104. Lady Gwenn los, ?, regal o.
Second race, half mile. tw0-year- olds-Lilllan
G formerly Unit ely 11S, Sea Spray I18,
Monterey 116, Cecil S 115, AusIralls II5, Ma
bel 115, Silver 115.
Third race, one mile and furloDg, handi.
cap-Hy by %, Blizzard 100, StrombOli 1872
Centella 96, Royal Flush 1O2, SIeadIast 81
Peril 100 Hotspur 90. Oakland LOG.
Fourth race, steeplechase, short course
handicap-Cascade 125. Wild Oats 142, Flood.
more 1875. Zampost 135. Prince Idle 1875, Red
Cloud 1876, Templemore 125.
Fifth race, about six furongs. seIling-Clae.
quer lob, Ragner ITO, Antenii 100, Red Root
LOG, Hilsdale Chief lis. Zaragoza 103. Leville
81, Viceroy 109 Carmel &c. DR.. Ross LOG, Lon
nile 104, Conde 100, Silver Plate 81.
The morning call., 1894-03-10

good way to advertise California and
please Eastern friends is to send them
"The Calls" great premium"
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- A. o H., division ~ &z%ZAA
EF~S No. 3-In compliance ffSIET(l yS4sky
with the constitution you are ~SS2ll ES&Sf
hereby ordered 10 assemble fSxk{S kCksA y ~
in ST. Josephis Hail. Tenth kECEAER ITA
and Howard SITS, SUNDAY W SkFG
MORNING. March IL at z 80 O'Clock sharp Tbe
usual INES Tor non-attendance will be strictly en-
forced Members wiz please bring badges with
them. NJ j. MANNING, President,
EDWARD hcCoSKER, Secretary
/ NJ. j. WRIN, County DeIeOate
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CHURCH NOTICES.


" Simpson Memorial NJ. f.. Church.
- cor; HAYES and buchanan sts-Rev. A G.
Hirst DID, pastor. Residence. 313 Broderick st
fresehing at IL a NJ. and 1880 p N. The
pastor VIII preach both services: subject for the
morning: The Law of Christ. or Mutual Helpful
ness" Tor the evening: The IUfidefs Greed"
Special music by the quartet and chorus choir at
these services. Song service and sunday-sehool
az l2:3O p n. c. y. Perkins superintendent.
Epworth League service at $50 p N. The seats
IN this church are free. The public cordially in
vited TO all the services. Ushers in attendance.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45
O'Clock. mrlo 2tt
- Howard street Methodist Episco5
- pal Church, bet. second and Third sts.. 2
blocks from Palace Hotel-Rey w. W. Case. DID.
pastor: Professor Martin Schultz. musical d.
rector; A. r. over. Sunday-school superinten-
Dent Hours OF public services II a. n. and z go
biDle class at 1890 P. N Epworth League at
ing sermon; The Apocalyptic Angel''; subject OF
evening sermon: "Douoting Castle"; last lecture
In the course in Pilgrims Progress PsstoT's resi-
ae1ce. 20Zo howard ST. Telephone 60o6.
Il Central Methodist Episcopal
Rev. E r. Ollie. DID, pastor: residence 1910
Mission ST VIM Abbott Sunday-school superinten-
at IL A. N. anu 1850 p N Rev. EDWARD Thomp-
son, LID, Secretary OF the National Sabbath
The American Sabbath" In the evening the
pastor Will preach; subject: THE Parable OF the
Ialents-a Lesson for Christian WORKERS"
1" First United Presbyterian Church,
Gibson, DID,. pastor Services at IL A. n and
1880 ?. n. The pastor viii preach both morning
and evening. Subject for the morning: Jesus 81
the workbench, or TIT Workingman's Best
FRIEND; in the evening: "A Man Who Tried TO
Carry Water on Both Shoulders" Cordial invi-
tstion to all
ES First New Church society (Swed-
~ enborgiaD), O'FarrelI st. near Webster
Sunday-sehool at e:30 A N. AT A. NJ. Rev. J. s.
David Will preach On ''The Woman in the Wilder
ness" All seats free. No evening service
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
~ Temple Rebekah Lodge -SSSs.-..z><
80 no. le. l. o. o. r., meets This SS%Z&[
SATURDAY. EYENIN q. Memorial =4@
Hall, /. o. y. r. building. Ali men, //HaN>
beTs OF the degree cordially welcomed. Degree
work second and fourth Saturdays.
ROSE ". DE NINTON, Noble Grand.
MoLLIE y EwMAS, Rec. Sec. de3 Sa II
~ California Rebekah De- ->SNxG4slzs
NJ gree Lodge No. l, o. o. F.-S$G
me lodge meets every SATURDAY @@-
EVENING in welcome Hall, new Odd >|TNNN
eloWs' building. corner Market and Seventh SITS
oThcers and members are requested TO attend.
All members OF the degree are cordially invited
SOPHIE KAHN. y. e.
ANNA 6. LIND, Rec. Sec. 1alS Sa II
The morning call., 1894-03-10

80 A .. H., Board o E%Tak
G~S Erin. - An adjourned JAM AuzsEA
meeting viii be held in Irish <>-(f&A Ak&5rS(, =.
American Hall on SUNDAY, $3.50 49, Y
the nth inst, 1880 P. N. k[SFAE4T G.k)
sharp. To make final arrange re E.<SSX
ments for the parade to Mid
winter Fair on March, the 17th inst Final ar
range ments will be made for the ball TO be held 10
Bnai Birth Hall. l2l Eddy St. st. Patr1ck's
night. Bids for bar and privileges at the bail to
be decided az this meeting. p. CORRIGAN, C. d.
THOs. WALSH, Secretary. mrlO 2t
The morning call., 1894-03-10

\ DUNG LADY SPEAKING FRENCH, SPAN.
ish and little English desires situation to
teach same and piano: can also help in hOusewOrk
and plain sewing Address III Stockton ST, hair
store Z
The morning call., 1894-03-10

Y DUNG EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS STU.
alton IN stable OF hotel; is not afraid OF work
wages no object. Please address W. N, box l45
Cali Branch once. InrlO 3t*
The morning call., 1894-03-10

"A ANTED - EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER
~ in all branches would 90 out by the day
take work to her estabIishmenl. l3a llth 81 7ts
The morning call., 1894-03-10

THE ADVERTISER YOUNG LADY DULY
Il qualified and with some experience, desires a
position. temporary permanent, stenogra-
pher and typewriter; understands also the use OF
the Ed ison mimeograph; moderate in her idea OF
salary. Address p. NJ. care of ASHTON Il GAR
DIN ER. ali Montgomery st. MIRA I'm
The morning call., 1894-03-10

MAN AND wIfE-MAN GOOD COOK, WIFE
w help in kitchen, cham bermaid or wait at
table; hotel, boarding house or private family:
wages moderate. Call or address IA Cleveland
st, pet Sixth and Seventh. mrlO Ste
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ID ESPECTAELE WOMAN WISHES A PLACE
H in an American family to work; is a frstclass
cook. Apply 6541a Minna ST. mrs 3tH
The morning call., 1894-03-10

IxY MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW As HOUSE
- keeper, seamstress, waiting or nurse: compe-
tent TO do homework OF any kind Call l.. l. d,
l02l12 Market st. mr7 5I%
The morning call., 1894-03-10

Is ANTED-ESGAGEMENT DAILY BY FIRST
class dressmaker; eat meals home; terms
So SO. 4lo Eddy ST. mr6 6t*
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

A TTENTIoN-HOTEL. RESTAURANT KEEP
"A ers get your help from c. Z. HAN SES & co.
ITO Geary st.; telephone zS5. de12 coo
The morning call., 1894-03-10

lash BAKERY-GOOD OVEN AND SHOP:
\ we'll stocked: stable: Iiving-rooms; good
trade: rent $40: sell reasonable. Inquire COZ
Pine ST mrIO It's
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l IRIS 1-CLASS SEAMSTRESS WISHES TO GO
out by the day: terms 81. or take work home;
very reasonable terms; all kinds OF white sewing;
ehildrens dresses and ladies' wrappers especially
can or address 1907 Buchanan 81. room 5. mrs 3s
The morning call., 1894-03-10

CITUATION WANTED BYYOUNG MAN: GOOD
- worker and sober habits: references aud Sc
curity IL required. Address e. NJ. box SO. Gail
Branch Office. mrlO 3t%
The morning call., 1894-03-10

EOR SALE FEB. 8. 1894; HOUSE OF 46
ro2ms, ali furnished fue bar, on the civ
fronts rent cheap. Apply North Pacific House
corner of jackson and Drumm. mr4 TIA
The morning call., 1894-03-10

o1SOO MEAT MARKET WELL KNOWN
ID 1OOO. and established; good location Call
Branch Office. mr7 7t&
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"a ANTED-SMART YOUNG MAN WHO IN
" derstands restaurant busin sss; help more
than money needed. Apply Cali Branch once,
339 Hayes St mrs IT'S
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SITUATION WANTED-FRENCH GIRL DOES
- chamberwork, mendinR aud waiting 644 Sac
ramento St mr8 3tE
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PERSONALS.

"a ANTED-RESPECTABL LADY 10 IAhE
W ornhan gfrI in charge % years.: very useful
about house; object schooling. Address j. L.
549 Mission HIlO ~
The morning call., 1894-03-10

} YOUNG GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS, ONE AT
- ilght housework and the other to mind children.
Call at 9S7 Bryant st mrs 3tS
The morning call., 1894-03-10

SoBER AND RELIABLE MAN DESIRES STU
~ alton as Waterman any light work: wages
no object: reference. ID. O'KEEFE. / Reale
place, off Beale ST. mrl0 3t>
The morning call., 1894-03-10

QO000 GROCERY AND BAR, DOING
UZOOU. cash business of $1,000 month:
212 years lease: good reason for selling Address
A B.. box IS, Call Branch ONCE. mrs 3t$
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\ DUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION: IN
derstands German or American cooking; best
Market st mro 2t<
The morning call., 1894-03-10

ROO0 CIGAR-STASD: BUSY PART MAR
sDLOU. ket ST.; full value: clears $50 per
month SCHoTTLER. 1927 Market st.
The morning call., 1894-03-10

- Annual Meeting-The Regular
&~c annual meeting OF the stockholders In the
Hale and Norcross Silver Mining Company will
be held at the office of the company. room 70,
Nevada block, 500 montgomery st, San Fran.
cisco. Cal. on WEDNESDAY. the fourteenth
(l4th) day Of March. A. ID. 1894. at the hour OF
O'Clock p NJ The transfer books will be closed
on saturday; the tenth (lOth) day OF March.
1894. at ~ O'Clock NJ
fe24 I'd A b. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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f,oAPETENT ELDERLY WOMAN WISHES
- 20 90 light housework good cook and laun-
ereSs; no objection to short distance In country.
~ w gilmore place. bet. CLAW and W ashington.9 Is
The morning call., 1894-03-10

EOR SALEM PALO ALTO, A VARIETY
L and dry-goods store, doing good business:
reason for selling, i'll health. Address NJ. X L.,
Palo Alto mrS St%
The morning call., 1894-03-10

SWEDISH YOUNG MAN OF 20, WHO HAS
- had years experience polishing ana engrav-
ing and Lettering on stone. desires work of any
kind. Address ELLIS. 1854 Nineteenth ave
East Oakland. mre At
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f. First New Church society (Swed-
w. enborgiaD), OiFarrell st. near Webster.
Sunday-sehool at 9:30 A n. AT 1 A NJ. Rev j. s.
David will preach 'The Woman in the Wilder
ness" All seats free No evening service L
The morning call., 1894-03-10

LPoR sALE-PAINT-SHoP: PLENTY WORK.
L 1857 Folsom st.
The morning call., 1894-03-10

NoUNG WIDOW. WITH LITTLE BOY.
would Ike d situation as housekeeper: city or
country Address MRS. 5. 121 Sixth St. s. + 9 %
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SAIOATION WANTED As INDOOR SER
~ wants by nice genteel couple. aged 30; no in
cumDr2nce; in private family small institu-
tioh, where they can do all the work between
them; willing TO work hard for small wages so as
10 De together: thoroughly understand ali WORK
REQUIRED; references; city or country. Address
lndustrious. box l2O, Call Branch once mrs 3tt
The morning call., 1894-03-10

pY MAN WI II FAMILY, A CHANCE TO
- make an honest living; can do common black
smith or machine work or look after an engine;
would go anywhere an opportunity offered. Ad-
dress Mechanic. care I. j. WEAVER. $50 Mission
St, san FRANCISCO mr9 4t<
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-03-24
Proving Her Poiat.

A certain little girl from whom the
listener sometimes hears is evidently
going TO be great logician. When
she was called upon at the school the
other day to recite a verse from the
heatitudes she responded with
Blessed are the dress-makers. for they
shall see God"
But, my dear girl" exclaimed the
teacher, lit is not 'dress-makers:' it is
peace makers.
''well," the child answered. stoutlv,
my mother has a dress-maker and
she makes dresses out of pieces Dos.
ton Transcript.