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The morning call., 1894-08-22
MINISTER 500 GOING HOME.
He Departs for Korea to Visit His
Family.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21-Minister Ye
Sung 500 of Korea. accompanied by his
secretary. Jrang Whan, left the city to-day
for visit to his native country. going via
San Francisco. The Minister has a wife
and lsrge family in Korea, and he goes
to see them as well as to learn for himself
the condition of affairs there. The usual
amount of leave of absence allowed the
Ministers to the United States is six
months
The morning call., 1894-08-22

Times from Shanghai to-day says court
OF inquiry has established the fact that the
commander of the japanese warship
Naniwa Kan ordered the destruction of the
drowning men from the Chinese transport
Kow Shung, sunk by the Japanese. Vice
Admiral Freemantle, in command of the
British China station. is collecting detailed
evidence on the subject.
The morning call., 1894-08-22
FOUND IN CENTRAL PARK.
Two Dead Bodies Bear Evidence of
Tragedy

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-The dead bodies
of man ana woman were found To-day
on the Rambe. in Central PARK. The
man had q bullet hole in his head and the
woman had been shot in the left breast.
The police are unable 10 say whether both
committed suicide or whether the mau
shot the woman and then himself. They
are believed to be Julius Denaren and
Julia Fournier. The woman Fournier was
married to her uncle.
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AN AWFUL SLAUGHTER.
Great Loss of Life in the Battle of
Chung Hun.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 21. - 1t is reported
there was great slaughter Of men in the
battle between the Japanese and Chinese
forces at Chung Hun on Saturday last, in
which the japanese were driven from that
place
1t is stated that James Wylie, Presby-
tslian missionary. had died from injuries
received at the hands of the Chinese SOL
diers.
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TO JOIN THE ARMY.
Young Japanese Depart for Their
Mother Country.

TACOMA. Wash. Aug. 21.-Five young
japanese of Tacoma sailed tonight on the
steamship Tacoma for Yokohama, whence
they intend to enlist in the army and fight
against China.
VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. 21.-Dr. George
81. Duncan, Vlctoria's Health Officer, has
joined the Japanese army as surgeon.
The morning call., 1894-08-22
HAS PLENTY OF WHISKY.
The Trust Will Close Down a Chi
cago Distillery.

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-The old Shufeldt
Dstillery, which was absorbed by the
trust, will shut down tomorrow. The
dislillery now has 100000 gallons of
whisky 10 bond. An official of the distil-
| cry said this afternoon that it is probable
that no more whisky would be made in
Chicago for some time. The trust is now
carrying LOO, ,OOO 900 gallons, of which 1884,
600. 600 is in bond,
The morning call., 1894-08-22
TO. TRANSFORM THE vEsUvIUs.
Plans for Turning tie Cruiser Into
Torpedo. Boat.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.-The construc-
ton bureau of the navy has prepared plans
fer the transformation of the dynamite
cruiser Vesuvtus into a torpedo.boat, and
The morning call., 1894-08-22
Cleveland Departs for Washington

BUzzARDs BAY, Aug. 21-President
Cleveland left for Washington this after
noon at 300 o'clock on board the light
house-tendsr John Rogers.
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Instantly relieved by a Cuti-
curs Plaster, because 1t vital
lies the nerve forces, and hence
cures nervous pains, weakness
uumbness, and paralysis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-24
Ladies Column.

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5cco: c2r assertions shra: Ss,aS AMI
p-:ces, 81: c2o conclusion tAn IL
formed, sri tbs: : tbs, We srs SET
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gotten u, .! The o,i ru;, The isys
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u val bs something new Snd tempt
;cs = styles 2ri prices, We cSnt
mention b.: Few S-;;c.ss - ,hiS
column. tIs wish - impress you
.hs: Z ycu Wan: anything II our
lire yoa csn ser ;, So ROCK
BOTTOM PRICES &-i $ guarantee
s1s SoC,i> s-s s. represented
ryc- bly ;hcSs Turkish Towels
.: ours yo1 VIII s1rs,y pysy ;or rAin-
They s-s - different from The clesp
things offered - Turkish Towels,
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PARASOLS.

T--s-zz: ycc3 Locked =. ovs-
i-E1 - Us: w-a: ycc w1-te3-5es
parG--. yc1 -cozsd every place cat
hsre- I: ~ had FL would have
szec. LADIES' Snail Carriage. Black
Sacse-s. B.zck G.cris. Six Serses.
Navy Blue SIX. With D-esiAl Chins
greaD handles B.aek SIX Nss ural
Sick handles etc Al=o. full Ire
.: Nsr-s = inch Six Umbrellas.
NJ tzccy prices d thsss goods
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WAISAKu, BILo, HAWAII, [
January odd. lSg4,l

january SSu, ioh1.1
Hon. Wa. q. IRWIN, Honolulu, III. /.
DEAR SIR:-ln reply To yours OF II 9
10th inst. regarding the National Cane
Shredder furnished by the Universal
Mill Co. of New York, and erected by
the Hilo Sugar Co. this past season,
would beg TO say, that il has now been
in operation day and night during the past
three weeks working on plant cane, and
also hard ratoons, and il Is giving me the
greatest satisfaction. The more | sec OF
its capabilities, the better pleased am
that | put il in, as | am satisfied that IL
will repay the original outlay in Il short
time, in saving of labor, higher extrac-
ton, etc.
1t is shredding from 500 TO 400 tons OF
cane every % hours with the greatest
ease, and il could shred "a much larger
quantity if necessary. It delivers the
| shredded cane in an even uniform feed
| to the three roller mill, which receives il
without the intervention of any labor,
and as the cane ia thoroughly shredded
or disintegrated it relieves the mill of
! great deal of strain, thus reducing the
! liability OF broken shafts, gearing, etc.
There is ! saving Of four (i) men daily
| on The mill, rs only one man IL required
| to regulate the amount of cane delivered
! by the carrier to the shredder. IT has
| per cent.
The economical use of steam is gene
| rally q serious consideration in adding
new machinery, as in most mills the
| boiler power is taxed to its highest limit,
"a il was in this mill, and any increased
| demand necessitated an additional boil
err But find that the shredder and the
three roll mill engines combined use no
more steam than the three roll mill
engine did when working on whole cane,
while doing better work and more of it,
and owing to the uniform feed on the
mill, the engine demands very little
attention.
The Megass from the shredded Ane
makes superior fuel, and the freA N
have less difficulty in maintaining uni
| form pressure of steam than formerly.
| l will be pleased to have call from
| parties interested, as it is necessary 20
see the machine at work TO fully appe-
| ciate it's capabilities.
l remain, very truly yours,
(Sig.) JOHN A. SCOTT,
Manager Hilo Sugar Co.
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS
National Cane Shredder
PATENTED UNDER THIS LAWS ~
ruE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

The attention of Planters
and Agents is called to the
following letter from Mr..
john A. SooTT, Manager of
the Hilo Sugar Co, regarding
the working of the National
Cane Shredder, which he has
Just introduced into the Mill
of that Company:
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lW Plans for erection of
these shredders may be seen
at the Office of the Agents,
where prices and other parti-
culars may also be obtained.
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4 Ii, PERSONS INTENDING TO
~ take passage on Steamers of the
Inter- sland Steam Navigation Compa-
ny from Honolulu. are herehv requested
~ purchase tickets at the Wharf Office
II Tie Company before cmharking; aud
any passenger failing ~ - a., shaH he
subject to ray - ref cent ni the regular
fare in addition thereto This rule will
lao strictly enforced from ami after lst
day 81 August rroSmo.-
~ A.. GODFREY,
" II. AfrtFAH. President.
Secretary
bononln. In'y.l7, lBnA. 31l0-0w
The morning call., 1894-05-14
HANDBALL COURTS.
Several Rattling Double and Single
Games PLAYED Yesterday.

There were several rattllng games at the
handball courts yesterday which greatly
pleased the spectators
At the San Francisco Court the following
games were played:
First game-P. Barrett and J. Morris against
Phil Ryan and J. Braunock. 1t was a very
close finish. in which the former team won by
the score of 10 IL 10 1913. The second rub
was won by the latter team by the score OF
1910 and 1913.
Second game-Pbil Ryan and James Bran.
mock against Pat Barrett ana Hugh Moffitt
The game and rub were won by the latter team
by the score of 15--11 and 1912. The second
ruD was also won by the latter team by the
score OF 15-10 and 1912.
Third game Hugh Moffitt and Pat Barrett
against NJ. Leary and j. Brannock. The game
aud rub were won by the former team by a
score OF 1913 aud 16-10.
Fourth game-J. Slattery and p. Kelly against
j. Harlow and ID. Connolly. The game and rub
we're won by the latter team by the score OF
21-l2 1921, Pills.
Filth eame-Joseph Lawless and p. Kelly
against James Harlow and j. Slattery. This
was the best three games OF twenty one aces
Each SIDE won game, and the fnal was won
by j. Lswless and z. Kelly by the score OF 21-
18, 21-19, 21-17.
SlatteTy and p. Kelly. Each man won one
game by the score of 15-11, 15-9. On ac-
count Of darkness, the rub will be played off
next Sunday.
Seventh game NJ. Price and Joseph Haus-
man against J. Murphy and j. Hurley. The for
mer won. Score: 21-16, 10-21 and 21-13.
There were SOME good interesting games
played at the Union Court. as follows:
First game-Mat COuehlau and Mike McDon-
AID played William Dwane and Andy Nc
Inerney. The former won by a score of 10 s,
1915, 1910.
Second game-Jack Lynch and Jack Fitzgb-
bOns defeated Mat Coughlan and Tom Fitz-
garld. Score: 1873, 11-15. 15-1o.
Third game-JOhn Doran and Otts Hughes
defeated j. Donahue aud +. Sbeehan. Score:
1913, 9-15. 1910.
Fourth game-William Kelly and John Feeney
defeated AL Pennoyer aud George Hutchinson.
Score: 2l-18. 1921. Pile.
Fifth game-James Norris and Jack Lynch
defeated Mat Cougbn and A. McInerney.
Score: 1910, 8-15, 1913.
Sixth game-M. ODonnell and B. Heavey
Condon Score: 21-1S 1921, 2l-2O.
Seventh game-M. Callahan and Tom Fitz
garld played john Manning and Nike Nalouey.
The latter won by score of 1910, S-15
1913.
Eighth game-Johu Feeuey and Mike Dillon
defeated William Kelly and M. Pennoyer
Score: 1913. 12-15, 1910.
The morning call., 1894-05-14
THE MONTHS MORTALITY,
An Unusually Large Number of
Deaths From CONSUMPTION.

According TO the circular OF the State Board
OF Health, showing reports from eighty-six
cities, towns, villages and sanitary districts,
aggregating population of 500. 453. there
were 1118 deaths in this Stale during the
month OF April. The principal causes of death
were as follows: Consumption 210. pneumonia
10l, bronchitis SO, congestion of the lungs ] A,
diphtheria II, typhoid fever 8, cancef31, heart
disease 90, la grippe 8. Smallpox Is reported
as existing in the vicinity of Cedarvllle. Modoc
County. The disease Is supposed to have come
from Reno. New. 1he necessary quarantine is
reported In force TO prevent a spread OF the
maIady.
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ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
The Pastimes Forfeit a Game TO the
Fort MaSonS.

The scheduled game between the Fort Ma
sons and Pastimes, of the Pacific Coast Asso-
ciation Football League. which was TO have
taken place al the Mldwinter Fair recreation
grounds yesterday afternoon, was forfeited by
the Pastimes.
A large number OF people had gathered TO see
tbe game. and naturally they were very much
disappointed. as 1t was expected that Il would
be one of the most exciting Of the SERIES from
tne fact that il the Fort Masons had been de-
fealed II would have put them out or any
chance of getting second place for champion
sbID hOnOrs.
This forfeiture OF the Pastmes places the
Fort Masons second, the Thistles having won
the first place. The Rangers are only one point
behind the Fort MasOns, and II the wanderers
forfeit to them The positions will be reversed
Then when The final game Is played between
The Fort MaSonS and Rangers 1t Will decide
which viii nOld second place Lovers OF assO-
cia.lou football are all hoping that this decid-
ing game will BE- played before the Fort Ma
sons are transferred 10 Fort Candy on June 4.
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Total..........

The monthly bnllseye shooting of the
No.deutscher ScbueiZen Club at Shell
Mound resulted in this order Of prize
winners: D. Won der Mehden. w. CAIRNS.
o. Lemke, Fl. Heeth, A. Meyer. ID. Stel-
ling, II. Hellberg. e. lDsen.
At the California SchuetZsn Club PARK
Company d OF the Fifth Infantry had
match with F of the First. The besg scores
were as high as "A and Company D had
the advantaSs.
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The Alamedas balted round on the second
innings with total OF 20 runs

innings with a total OF 20 runs
The game next Sunday on The Alameda
grounds, between the Alameda and Bohemia
teams will be one of The most exciting of tile
season. Thus far both clubs have won VIC
tories over their opponents, and for he first
time this season he champion teams meet. In
previous years the Bonenians have carried off
the honors in the first game, but with the re-
cent acquisitions to their team the Alamedas
are quite sure they can sweep the field.
A team of Irish cricketers will visit this
country in August. under the charge Of Cap
tain Weldon. Matches will be arranged in
Philadelphia Boston. New York, Baltimore
San Francisco and Canada. The visitors are
sure of a cordial welcome.
The morning call., 1894-05-14

strength. He Will lift a pair OF dumbbels. each
one OF which holds a man. and the audience can
judge for Itself the weight raised. IN con1unc-
lion with SandoW Will appear a new vaudeville
company under The direction OF f. Ziegfeld Jr
The morning call., 1894-05-14
SAN JOSES.


On Sunday next there Will be cup matches at
both grounds. Alameda plays Bonemia at Ala
media while at Golden Gate the old struggle
VIII be renewed between the CALIFORNIA; and
and Pacitics. The frst-named match Will be
worth going miles TO see, as both teams are ex-
ceptiOnaly strong.
The second elevens OF the Alameda and
Pacific Cricket Clubs played on the Alameda
grounds yesterday with the following score on
The first innings:
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Tweed as a cloth name arose from a
mistake. Its name was Twill. but in a
botted invoice sent to- Il London merchant
The word looked like tweed and so il came
into use.
The morning call., 1894-05-14
MANY Good Things. =

Part thirteen of Picturesque Cali
fornia," that is ready for distribution to-
day, contains a large variety of pictures.
The text is we'll written and most inter-
esting.
The morning call., 1894-05-14
BEHIND WICKETS.
San Jose Wanderers Meet
With Defeat.
The Powerful Bohemian Cricketers
Prove Too Much for Tf1em-Next
Sundays Big Match.

AT Golden Gate yesterday the Bohemia
cricketers met the san Jose Wanderers aud
scored an easy victory on the first Innings.
robertson put his team iH first an0 looked on
appr ovingly while Duggan and Webster piled
up 81 and % respectively. The chief himself
stayed In the tept up TO the fall OF the eighth
wicket, when he went in and carried out his bat
for Ii.
For the visitors G. Frank bowled admirably,
getting wickets out OF the 10, and r. E. w.
Besant made ten runs in good style before being
dismissed by one of Cookson's tricky left
handlers. Robertson bowled well, as he al.
WAYS does, and took six of the San Jose
wIckets the remaining four falling 10 C0okson,
laie Of the Pacifcs. Following IS The score:
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The Perfect Man.

Eugen aandow. the rerfect man, Will appear
at StockwePs tonight in entirely new teats Of
The morning call., 1894-05-14

SITUATIONS WANTED = CONTINUED
ITUATIoN WANTED BY YOUNG Man OF
= several years experience in banking: good
penman and accountant; excellent Eastern REFER
ences. SO Hughes House. 2l4 Third ST. mylI otr
MAN AND WIFE IN HOTEL OR BoARDlNG
vi house: man good cook; wife. chamberwork.
Call OF address l5 Polk st. my ~ o.
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C1ALOON; ALL OK HALF INTEREST; GOOD
- paying saloon in Haywards Address Post
once box I07. HayWards, Cal my 1t%
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EOR SALE CHEAP-CORNER GROCERY AND
J bar: tow rent: with or without 9 living g-rOoms;
streets myi2 3tF
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CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: WELL
" stocked fixtures: lease Milwaukee, Brewery
Tenth and Bryant SITS. myI4 Its
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O.IS0 CORNER SALOON AND 2 FUR
u i CO. nished rooms: biggest bargain in town.
really worth $500. BUSINESS AGENCY. O27
Market st.
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DESrAURANT AND BRANCH BAKERY:
IL good trade; suitable for persons 1l2
Ffohth 81 lnyl2 its
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I ADIEs' AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
j. dry goods notions aud stationery store. cheap.
AppIv can Branch ONCE myl2 st
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O.O- BRANCH BAKERY WITH GOOD
NZO. business established for sale cheap on
accnnnt of sicsness. 5O41a Leavenworth. l3 2t%
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SaALooN, WHOLE OR HALF: FOUR LIVING
= rooms; good business $22 80. $40 Mission
straet mvl2 3t<
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C.OC0 PARTNER IN SPLENDID COFFEE
JcOUU. saloon and restaurant near Kearny ST.:
trial given: sales average S27 sos Market St.
upstairs.
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= OOD-PAYING GROCERY AND BAR FOR
u sale, on lines Of cars. SW. cor Ellls and
Scott SITS: NJ agents my12 3rF
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rOUNTRY SHoEsToRE FOR SALE. FOR
y particulars apply at United Workingmen &
s. Co 535 Marker ST. mrl3 3t*
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Q.A0O LODGING, WITH 81 FURNISHED
u iOO. rooms: barrOOm and restaurant;
among factories; lease will be given. Apply this
office. my7 1Ot<
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Q.O00 BAKERY, CANDY AND VARIETY,
ID .)OO. establ shed ~ years: stock auu fixtures
worth the money: rent SIS 432 Sixth. my12 t.
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DARGAIN-ICECREAM PARBOR, CANDY
- store and factory. doing a good business; Op-
posie large school; must be sold at once;
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o050 FOR sALE-BLACKSMITH'S BUSI-
u ZJO. ness, doing good business. Apply Call
Branch Office myl2 3t$
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C.J75 BRANCH BAKERY AND CONFEC-
II i y. tiOnery good location; 2 living rooms:
rent ehean: Cause Sickness. 53OIA, Nryant. lS 3tF
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WOS0 CORNER SALOON; FINE, LARGE.
III CCU. handsome place; good stock, fxtures
and bagatelle table inc uded: family rooms; sure
bargain. business Agency, 1927 Market ST. Ia 4@
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DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
A DVICE FREE: WORK WARRANTED: SILL
n yer filings, soc: gold, 81: plates gold crown
and bridgework or teeth without plates. So: ex-
tract soc; have won first prizes: $1,000 to any
dentist who can equal my work or extract or nil
teeth palniessly as do; dangerous gas or in-
furious cocaine used; largest ofice in the world
open evenings and Sundays; be sure and come
to the right Leek. DR.. GEO. w. LEEK, 6 O'FaT-
relI st myl2tf
DR. CASSILLY'S PAINLESS DENTAL ROO Ms
~ lO2Aa Sixth ST.; best teeth 81 to ST. extracting
or hlling 2bc TO 81: open Sundays & ev'gs. ap3 ly
DR. LUDLUM HILL 1443 MARKET ST.,
~ near Eleventh: no charge for extracting WHOM
plates are made; OLD plates made over like new:
teeth from IS per set; extracting SOC gas gyen4tt
FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILINGS
~ at lowest prices; work warranted. DR.. ). w.
REY,l122 Market ST.. bet. Mason and TAYLOR 10 u
fNoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION 500 MAR
" ket ST. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. jeS IL
DR. H. G. YoUNG-EXTRACTIoN PAINLESS;
~ PATCHWORK bridgework. teeth without plates.
aspecialty lS4l Polk ST. my14 tt
oPAIN-EXTRACTING OF TEETH MADE
IN easy; bOc and ST. artificial teeth from So:
filling IRON 81. CROoME Dental Association,
759 Market st.. bet Third and Fourth. ap12tt
G.T SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
tD good as can be made; 1lling 81. DR. SIMMS
dsztists $50 Market, next Baldwin GAsaksE. se1tt
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17ooD CHANCE" CALL ROUTE FOR SALE.
IL Anntv this Office myl3 1t
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nO-0O LoDGING.HOUsE OF 80 FINEST
srCJUU. furnished rooms. I'm the very center
of the city clearing $500 to S40O per month rent
almost nothing: this is the greatest bargain ever
offered: /: owner Is running the same for > years
must be sold on account OF sickness. SMITH &
CO. 80 Kearny st 1ny13 3t*
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

!. ANTFD FROrFST.NT COOK, PLAIN
~ wash. $26: Iaundress $40; seamstress ana
nurse, $25 and girls for cooking and house" OF orr
l
The morning call., 1894-05-14

L,OR RENT-TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES,
1 completely furnished barroom: central loca-
tion. Apply to f. PETEBS son, 3l4 Bush. IL 7tF
The morning call., 1894-05-14

( ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION FOR
" general housework aud plain cooking. Call or
address 100 Valley St, bet. Iwenty-eignth and
Twenty-ninth. myl3 3tt
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VoUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK
l. by the day washing housec Gaming Please
call or address 6U4 Linden ave, near Laguna ST.,
bet HAYES and Fell. myl3 3ts
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( ALoON FOR SALE, CHEAP. I3 srEUARr
= strear mVl2 Bt%
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COMPETENT WOMAN DESIRES WORK BY
~ the day: is good. quick laundress and Cleaner,
and is greatly in need o. work To support her
children Address MRS. WILLIAMSON. 446La
Natoma ST. myl3 3t*
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DRANCH BAKERY, CANDY AND NOTIONS.
- near school: cheap. A Grove St NV 3 1ts
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G.f0S RESTAURANT; On ACCOUNT Of
ID 10. sickness; fixtures worth $500 225
Fourth St
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CIrUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT
- woman to do hOusework and cook ing In small
family: city or country. Please call l236 Mission
street myl3 3tF
The morning call., 1894-05-14

GOFFFE-SALOON, ELEGANTLY AND y FWI,Y
\ = fitted: no night or sunday WORK; trade mer-
chants. etc SPkCk q CO.. l9 Montgomery St
The morning call., 1894-05-14

4 tIuily tint your cheeks, remove birthmarks.
superfiuous hairs, scars and wrinkles making the
old look young. We can enlarge your bust to any
proportions desired. and guarantee satisfaction
money refunded. l09 Turk ST.. Boston Electrolic
Company. mY12 1t
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DAKERY AM CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS:
ID 3 furnished rooms In rear o. store: must he
sold account of sickness. 1885 Folsom ST. Is 3ts
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10y PROTESTANT AMERICAN WOMAN TO
ID care for infant housekeeper's position: none
but respectable parties need answer. Address z.
A box 90, Call Branch once. myl3 Ste
The morning call., 1894-05-14

T AUNDRY; CHEAP: GOOD CHANCE FOR
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