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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20


never known, but solely because it
was the custom of the men of his
world to marry at that age.
Marriage, however, he found to be
bondage, and he was bored to death
with it, when, approaching his for
tieth year, he began to amuse and sol
ace himself with the pleasures of pho
tography-a solace suggested to him
by the accidental winning of prime
Kodak offered as a prize by certain
journal of Paris to which, for years,
he had subscribed.
From that moment his new born
passion took on character of selfish
ness, of personal indulgence in his
fad that swept the money from his
pockets faster than once had done the
had done thu necessities Of his stable
of racers training for the Grand Prix.
New films" new 'sbaths," new cob
jectlves," or a patent new some
thing or other every day of the week.
A pungent odor of chemicals per-
'vaded the house-turned to a labora-
'tory-from mansard to cellar, kodacks
were in the salon, tripods in the cor
ridors; madame's own boudoir, even
seized to provide him with a dark de-
veloping room-a seizure for which
she avenged herself by passing nearly
all her time omenading Oh the arm
of his friend Victor, which, of course,
set the tongues of the gossips wag-
ging, and was finally, this gossip,
brought by friend to the photogra-
pher's ears.
eyes," answered he TRANQUILITY, sit
is true my wife and Victor take not
the slightest interest in my expert
ments But what they do, talk Of
amuse themselves with Or approve Of
is their own affair. Moreover, if they
want to marry each other, divorce
too, is theirs, but they must first ar
range to furnish me with a reasonable
pretext. I ask nothing better than tt
find myself alone again in my owl
house, with no one to mix up my bot
ties and upset my proofs"
One day--it is always the case-th
lovers committed an imprudence
Yielding to the solicita tions of tn
maniac, they had consented to pos
for him in the garden, in broad day
light, arm in arm with each other
And while the husband dallied in a
interminable "sighting' under hi
square of velvet, Victor, forgettin
that he could see them through hi
black Der, bent ardently forwar
and dropped hasty kiss upon tn
tempting nape of the young wife
milk white throat.
She uttered a stiled cry, but TIL
operator under his black square neve
budged.
''He saw nothing, thank heaven
murmured, relieved, the two love-
,clasping tenderly each others hand
They were wrong; he had seen an
was laughing in his sleeve at an ide
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
DYN Mantle IN WAR
The Old Limitations of Artillery
Wiped Out of Existence. a"'


The test of the dynamite gun at San
dy Hook Tuesday established a new
principle in regard to the defense of
our coast-namely: That hostile VAR
ships cannot enter the harbor of New
York. Striking and one-sided as that
proposition may seem it cannot be call
ed extravaganza after the evidence
of the three shots fired from the pheu-
matte gun. Against a quarter OF q ton
of dynamite, placed and exploded with
reasonable accuracy, any vessel, armor-
ed as heavy as they like, becomes like
new spaper; it cannot stay afoat. No
ship would ever dream Of approaching
the coast where dynamite guns Of prov
ed efficiency are known to exist. They
might as well sail straight over Mag
ara.
The power Of shooting a great mass
Of high explosive wipes the old imita-
lions Of artillery out of existence, mas
much as the great area Of destructive
ness covered by the explosion OF 900
pounds Of dynamite, makes the extreme
| precision of an ordinary gunshot no
/. longer Indispensable The mark aimed
I at will be struck if the projectile itself
falls within hundred yards Of it.
4 Inc HSlOIlCdl &SulC-pOP ouOo d. liz
1 broadside Of a barn has been reversed
by a system by which the barn itself
lis shot through the air as a projectile,
destined to crush everything that it's
broad mass may fall upon. Dynamite
guns in their last possible perfection
may still remain very liable to get out
i Of order; but a mere reasonable posi-
bility that they will work must create
& a terrorism against all craft approach-
ing for hostile purposes sufficient to
make the coast practically unapproach-
Il able.
Pneumatic guns have been taken off
Of our dynamite cruiser Vesuvius for
the reason, we believe, that pr lctice at
sea las been found too inaccurate to be
valuable. However that may be, the
advantage which gun Of this sort
on land will have over one set upon
the water is pretty sure to be sufficient
to make the water gunner conclude to
!: avoid the fight.
After this great and memorable step
! toward the final abolition Of all war
generally New Workers may sleep sound
o. nights New York Sun.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
The Inevitable.

Plankington-What color are you
going to have your house painted?
Witherby My wife wants it
painted white, but favor green.
Plankington--I see. So you are
going to have it painted white. ~
Judge.
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his curtains, whistling and humming
to himself like worker whose heart
is in his work, his mouth full of nails
and hammering away ardently. Then
he had brought up from the smoking
room below an old sofa. With his
own hands he installed it invitingly
in the corner of the bay directly fac
ing the entrance to the cabinet so
that it would be the first thing visible
the moment the door opened.
Back Of the sofa he draped another
blue curtain to give it the prepared"
effect OF theatrical accessory
stood a table in the corner, with a
bracket above it, and on the bracket
again a pot of Towering palm
Capital! Capital!' he murmured
admiringly, and turned his attention
next to his arrangements in the CORR
dor, simply the chalking of the exact
spot on the floor where the camera
tripod must stand, proper range of
focus by seating the waiter on the
divan and finishing the business by
giving him a louis to hold his tongue
and to keep the camera safe in
closet for him until tomorrow.
"Next morning, at the mo-
ment of taking the boat that
was to carry them to Bias
Meudon, De Rosny stopped suddenly,
struck his hand to his brow and said
to his wife and Victor:
Heavens! I have forgotten my ac-
tinometre. Go on without me. I'll
run back and get it and rejoin you in
an hour"
He climbed to the quay again;
waited till the boat had backed from
the dock and passed from sight under
the bridge; then entered q neighbor-
ing cafe and scrubbed hastily the fol-
lowing note:
"Actinometre out Of order; must
stop at shop Lunch without me.
Will reach you by o'clock. The sun
will still be high enough" The mes
senger bearing this note arrived just
! as the hungry turtle doves-for even
turtle doves grow hungry if too long
| deprived of lunch-were growing
thoroughly impatient.
And the two convives fell to feast
ing with hearty good WILL merry and
amused as two children on a lark
But pleased as they were, they were
still not half so pleased as the hus-
band behind the door.
At last came the scrape of two
chairs pushed back at the same time
then steps on the floor, low, pro
testing plant from the springs of the
divan, a silence, a soft sigh.
Quick as flash de Rosney stood up
pulled off with one hand the Gamer;
cover, with the other threw back tn
door, shouting his usual sacramento
phrase:
/ tsRe still! DON'T stirio
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
"Be still! Don't stir!!"

1t was II o'clock the night of that
same day. The lamp in the commits
saires Office was covered with a yell
low paper, and with the tell tale cam
era stationed between them, the mag
istrate and Philippe de Rosny, his
liberty-he thought SO, at least-con-
quered at last, faced gravely each
other.
Eyes, M. lie Commissaire,' said he,
Il insist upon developing the slide
here in your presence in order, that it's
accuracy cannot be questioned; that
no one, when I apply for my divorce,
as certainly shall do at once, can
possibly accuse me of having re-
touched it. The idea you see, is such
a new one, SO thoroughly fin de steele,
perhaps, also, trife American. In
stead of stupidity riddling the culprits
with bullets from a revolver, snap a
camera at them and, VOLTA! the thing
is DONE"
And with infinite precautions, he
drew the slide from the frame and
plunged it into the reservoir. The
commissaire bent to look over his
shoulder; the opal of the gelatine was
coloring, the image appearing
But suddenly the operator tore the
proof from the bath, held it between
him and the lamp, gazed blankly q
second and a strangled cry escaped
his throat. Had they moved, had the
camera not caught them, had the
actinometre really refused to work:
Oh, no; worse than that. The
picture was perfect; the window, tht
bracket, the Towering palm, the big
blue curtain, SO carefully arranged a:
a background for the scene, only
the curtain, a solid blue wall, with
out a wrinkle, hung now in front o
the divan. If Victor was kissin!
again, his De Rosny's wife, no on
was the wiser, for no one could see it
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
An Appropriate Title.

IN Approprlate TItIe.
II think you do well to call your
book Fugitive Verses. "
..I'm glad you approve
Yes, it's very appropriate. though
think it's q great pity they don't
escape Iroge.
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n gSAE
gR1l7T'

OMIE Phlllppe
de Rosny, good
looking bachel-
or Of tolerably
easy f or t u n e
and morals, had
taken to himself
wife at 5 and 80
years; not that
he wanted a
wife with any
particular fe r.
vor, for love or
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30
SUNDAY MEETINGS.


-? Pre- fessor Fred Bell, the Apostle
tS>S of truth and liberalism. will deliver his
thrilling lecture EMIT ed sis There a Coming
Crisis Between Professionalism and the Papacy. as
y. q A Henry, the PeSSi mist, Asserts ?" at the
Metropolitan Temple to night. Miss Lima Crews
and Prof. Fred Bell VIII sing solos, TO be fol-
lowed bv the famous Cotton children, three in
number. the most talented family now on the
American stage. who Will make their frat appear
3nce at the temple Tonight. Professor Eckman
will preside at the grand organ Admission Zoe
10 all parts of the house No reserved seats
Doors open at T. Commence at sharp. Come
early and avoid the rush. y. B-The Tribune
sold at the door, in which will be found in full
Mr.. Bells lecture on the "DeYil's Orphans" Five
cents per copy.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.


~ an ual Meeting - The Regular
Ss~S ann ual meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Consolidated California and Virginia Mining Com
pany Will be held At the Office of the company
room So. Nevada block, 500 Montgomery ST. San
Francisco Cal, on MONDAY, the fifteenth Il 5th)
day of October. 1894, at the hour of ! O'Clock
P. NJ, for the purpose of electing Board of Di-
rectors to serve for the ensuing year aud the
transaction of such other business as may come
before the meeting. Transfer-book will close on
WEDNESDAY, October 10, 1894. at 3 O'Clock
P. NJ. a. W. HANENS, Secretary
ohce-ROom So, Nevada block. SOC Montgom-
cry st, San Francisco, Cal. $3.50 I'd
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

ETS57 DIR. f. Robbins, the Gifted Inspira-
EF~S tlonal speakemand test medium. lectures to-
night - he Gift OF Healing. or how TO PTolong
Life" followed by psychometric aud character
readings and convincing tests that the so-called
dead still live. at Washington. Hall, 3512 EDDY
st, O'Clock sharp. Admission free. The sick
healed by spirit power.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

e. Pacific Hebrew o, phan Asy UNI
s>S and Home Society.-The annual meeting of
members of the above society. postponed from
September %, will be held September so at 2
P, NJ. sharp, at the asylum. corner Devisadero and
Hayes SITS. Every member Is hereby requested to
attend. as business OF great Importance will be
placed before them. s. w. LEVY, President l
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

Johnnie-But really I cannot understand
what you desire. What 90 you want?
Liberty, fraternity and equality, l sup
pose?
Ermintrude-Oh. moi Liberty we easily
get; fraternity with men we have, but as
for equality. fear that we cannot expect
your sex to rise TO that for many
generations to come.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

- Preside MIXING Company, Room
ne 80, Nevada block, 800 Montgomery St
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the
above named company, for the election of five
directors TO serve for the ensuing year ana the
transaction OF such other business as may be pre-
sented, Will be held on TUESDAY. October 2
1894, at u O'Clock n, at the office OF the company
SATURDAY, September 20, 1894 at II O'Clock NJ
Sc 10 I'd l. OSBORN, Secretary
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

ES John Slater. the welI-know spirit
R5>S medium, will hold seances tonight and
Monday night at st. Georges Hall. 9O91a Market
at, at sharp. Entire evening devoted to tests
and messages from sprint frien ds Admission. 10
cents. .
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

ES Altruri Assertion. Public
~ meetings held at 1884 Mission st. every
TUESDAY EVENING at 8 O'Clock Short ad-
dresses on Incorporation" by j. ). CLARK, o.
SIM and Others. livery body invited to attend. >
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

.EFS DIR. Rin-es' spiritual Meeting, 9O9 n
90 Market ST., Sunday, and P. N Circle
and platform tests. Mines Seeley, Durham, Hem
oerson, Bird. Good music.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

E%9 Trinity Church, Corner Bush and
U~S Cough sts.-Rev. George Edward Walk. rec
tor. Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity. sunday
school at $3.50 A. NJ. Rector!s Bible class at 10
A NJ Morning prayer and sermon at. IL O'Clock.
I.vening prayer and sermon at As O'Clock. The
rector will preach sJ both services All are well
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

VA ANTED-MANAGEM AND CoSTRoI
" OF sale OF good article through agents in
ohio give full particulars. G. nj. JENKINS
1873 Lexington ave, Cleveland. ONO
~ ANTED-A JAPANESE PUG; WRITE AND
state price or call sunday bet 1 and p NJ
2fl3 Buchanan ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

ESs "Americani SIN Against Foreign
es~S ism First and Forever" Mass-mesting al
metropolitan Temple, Sunday, NJ. Sept. 30.
Address by Rev. J. Q. A. Henry. Special music.
Patriotic peOpe welcome seq II.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

n EAT YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO
IN do chamberwork and care of children: will
ing and obliging. Please call 25S1a Tehama ST.,
near Fourth. se2S 3ts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

ES Divine services at the - 49, 80
E~S Temple, I15 Turk street, by - ~
Cantor ). GOldSteiH, formerly OF Stockton-street
Synagogue. Seats 81 and 81 so. can be had every
Sunday at the Temple. SEQ Ats Su
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r. SECOND Unitarian Chu CHI. Corner
E~S Capp and Twentieth sts.-Rev. Leslie w.
Sprague, pastor. Residence % o Folsom st Sun
day school at 9:45 a. NJ. Preaching at IL A. N.
and AS P. NJ Young Peoples meeting at $50
pm The pastor will preach in the morning
Subject The Commonplace" Evening sermon
on 'Tempration," by Rev. William g. Eliot Jr.
All are cordially invited. All seats free.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

"A ANTED-BY COMP ETENT RESPECTABLE
W American lady with little boy. position as
housekseper: tri hers: country adjacent to city
preferred. Address A. e. box 1876. Can Branch
once. SEES BITS
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

- Dividend Notice-Ofice of the Boz
~ die Consolidated Mining Company, room
81 Nevada block 500 Montgomery St, san Fran
CISCO Cal, September 90 1894. AT a meeting of
the board of directors of the above named com
pany. held this day. dividend no 2O) OF twenty
hve cents CZ5c) per share was declared on the
capital stock of the company, payable Friday
October 5, 1894, at the ofhce of Messrs Laidaw Il
Co, New YORK, only on stock issued from the
transfer agency in that city, and at the San Fran
cisco ONCE only on stock issued here.
1ransfer-books will close on Wednesday Sep
TENDER 20, 1894, at ) p II.
sell I'd NJ. E. WILLIS. Secretary.
= Dividend Notice-Notice Is Here
~ by gwen that dividend mo. y of five
(5c) cents per share has been declared upon the
capital stock of the Olympic salt Water Company,
payable on and after MONDAY, October /, 1894
at the ONCE OF the company. 327 Market street
san Francisco, Cal BY order OF the Board OF
Directors sells td] CHAS. A. GIBSON, Sec
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YOUNG WOMAN. WITH A BOY 5 YEARS
L oil wants place to do general homework or
chamberWorE q35LS Howard ST se2S Ara
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Young LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
i typewriter and stenOgTspher. 80 Fourth ST.
room 90. se27 Ats
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re- Calvary Presbyterian Church, Cor
E~S ner Powell and Geary sts-Rev. John
HemphiI d D., pastor, will preach AT IL A, N.
and 81 AS P. NJ. Praise service at 1880 NJ.
Children may be presented for baptism at the be-
ginning OF the morning service. Sunday-School at
II 80 Pm Y. p. ). of C. L at ESQ r. II. Friends
IN de-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

5000 WANTED-A SOBER, 1NDUS1Rl-
SDOOO. GUS man partner by single woman
In No. coffee saloon good location SMITH
80 Kearny St SEES Sta
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IA ANTFD-BY A CAPABLE, RESPECTABLE
w American lady a position as hOusekeeper:
good cook and butter-maker; best OF references
country preferred. Address Z. s., box SO. this
Office. se26 Sta
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CHURCH NOTICES.

E% Simpson Memorial NJ. r. hurch,
49, cor. Hayes and Buchanan sts.-ReV. A e.
HiTst, ID, LII pastor The pastor will preach
at II a. NJ. and 7;45 P. NJ. Subject for the morn
ing, The BURNING Bush. for the evening,
Trumpet Nopes From IieIshazzar's Feast"
Choice music by. the choir az these services.
SunuSy-school at 1890 p. NJ, c. b. Perkins ,Su-
perintendent. Epworth League at 40 P. NJ The
seats la this church are free. Polite ushers in
attendance at all services
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ROOMS WANTED.

ASTFn~RY HiHPPITG % NJ =, 0I,- NJ =,
ant rooms, nicely furnished for housek E ep-
ing ID private house; quiet locality; gas; bath
134, Call Branch ONCE. :
81 ASTED-2 UNFURNISED HOUSFKFFPTYG
~ rm. yard: reason able. II - in q
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

I oCKSMITH'S TOOLS, STOCK AND BUSI.
IL ness wanted. Address L.. box 143 Call Branch
Ofice
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

IA ELL RECOMMENDED YOUNG GIRL ,
w speaks English aud German. wishes to get sit
nation with elderly lady as companion house.
keeper to attend TO children ana 10 sewing /;
CITY or country. Apply ST Bush st. seZS 3ts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

5000 SALOON AND 9 ROOMS. FUR
tNOUO. nished; parties leaving city cause OF
sale. 81 Tehama St se27 20 80 3J*
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r. Philosophical <Ociety-Free Public
E~S lectures every Sunday evening at AS. at
32e Post ST. Tonight "The BOdy-Its Double"
by Mrs. Sarah A, harris OF Oakland.
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AN AND WIFE. WITH CHILD, WOULD
IH ike place on ranch or private family; wife
hrst-claSs cook; man can drive a team or milk
cows; can give reference from last place Ad-
dress or call H H, S59 % ission ST. room A. 30 Sts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

/ RANCH BAKERY, CANDY, NOTION AND
- grocery store; 3iying-roomS. Sc. cor. iwen-
ty-sixth and Bartlett Se29 ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

NURSERYMAN WANTS POSITION AS
IN grower of nursery stock; has had 20 years
practical experience in all its branches. Address
Nurseryman. General POstoffce. S. 4. Ae2O ht4
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I < LABORERS. 81 rs DAY AND $26 PER
~ month ana found; 10 sand tesmSters. S26
and found; farmers, $25; hostler, $25 and
found; choreman for a vineyard. MURRAY &
READY, 634 Clay ST, se3O ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

RR Believers Conference Meetings
E~S Will be continued in Gospel Hall. S66 Mis-
sion ST. AT and. 80 p. NJ. Charles w. Ross,
evangelist from Elgin, Ill. and Donald Munro,
evangelist from Toronto, Canada, will speak
Special meetings on Monday, october l, at 1880
a NJ, 3 and 80 p. NJ. Mr.. Ross Will conduct re-
vival services every evening during the coming
week. except Saturday. All earnestly invited
TO all these meetings
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

\ DUNG GERMAN, ~. SPEAKING ENGLISH
and some Spanish. wants situation In private
family; best OF references. Address W., 969 East
TWenty-fourth St. Oakland. SEN Dis
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DANTRYMAN, S25; 3 WATERS, S25 AND
L $50; cooks. $50 and $40: dishwashers
SIS; coatmaker for country. MURRAY a
READY. 634 Clay st. se3O Ut
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DESTAURANT: GOOD BUSINESS AND LOCA-
IL ton: well stOcked: cheap. Can Branch. 29 ~
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II ALF INTEREST IN A SALOON ON ONE OF
Ii the best corners on Marks ct St; centrally 10
Gated; rare chance for a bargain. FALCoNER q
CO, llS9 Market ST central Park). se2S ~
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IA ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
w for furniture; one who understands packing
and shipping preferred. Apply tuesday at 523
Market ST., room z. bet. 2 and p. N. se3O Ct
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pAINTERS-WANTED, TO PURCHASE SOME
i painters rigging; state particulars Call Branch
Office box l2l. se2D OtE
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S1TUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN
- who recently graduated from college as book
keeper or TO do clerical work; references Ad-
dress NJ. A.. box 80, this ofice. se3O 7t*
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FOR SALE MAN UFACrURING BUSINESS
L in Oakland: well established; doing good bust
ness and capable OF being indefinitely extended
frst-class plant aud good stock on hand; easily
learned; present owner has other interests which
m uSt be attended to, cash required, S2eOO.
Apply or address Oakland once Call, OAK
land, Cal sell TT
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l. OY, 16, WOULD LIKE SITUATION TO
learn trade. Address Boy. box 1874, Call Branch
Office. sem
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-30

GOD ALL ROUND YOUNG BUTCHER WITH
u references. G. b., box l59, Call Branch.
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DAINTER AN d GRAINER, WHO Is ALSO A
i frst-class Daper-hanger, etc., desires work of
this kind; day or piecework Address Painter
1911 Folsom ST. se3O 2t%