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70 Notice Is Hereby Gwen That the
q = Maria Kip Orphanage of $40 Harrison ST.
San Francisco Cal, has admitted the following
haIf-orphan girls from April l. 1894. to July l.
1894: Nellie C. Connoley, IL years; LueIla Tay-
lor. 9 years; Myrtle Taylor, years; Mabel E
Sobev years. jy19 lot
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e. Simpson Memorial NJ. Z. Church,
e~S cor. Hayes and Buchanan sts.-Rev. A. c.
Hirst. /. D., pastor. Residence. 3l3 Frederick st
Preaching AT ] a. ~ and 7:45 P N. Rev. Thomas
Fuben, D. D., will preach at II a. NJ. in exchange
with the pastor. Rev. Dr.. HiUst will preach at
7;45. Subject: The Home Factor in Amer
3can CIVILIZATION" Choice mus by the choir at
these services. Sundav-school at lZ:5U p. NJ, c.
i. Perkins superintendent Epworth League ser
vice at q AS P. The seats IN this church are
free. The public cordially invited TO all the ger
vices. Ushers ia attendance. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening at 7;45 O'Clock.
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WCSS Trinity Church, Corner Bush and
ES>S Cough sts.-Rey. George Edward Walk, rec
tor Ninth sunday after Trinity. Sunday-SchoOl
at $3.50 A. NJ. Inis being the forty fifth ami
veTssry OF the founding OF Trinity parish, special
services commemorative of the event viii be held
al II A. NJ. There will be morning prayer, holy
communion and sermon by the rector, Evening
PRAYER and sermon at as O'clock
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EDS Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Col
Es~S lectons made; city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co 4I5 Montg'y st. r. o. Tel b58O.de24tt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E)EP Money to Loan on Mortgage on
H. city pro perry, " estern Addition and lots
north o! Golden Gate Park. w. j. GUM, SIG
O'Farrell ST. Jyl9 II
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PASTURES.

II ORSES PASTURED, 81 so A MONTH; GOOD
Ii feed and care; convenient to San francisco;
send for circular. HYDE $50 Commercial M 202m
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b. second Uuitarizn Chu Oh. Corner
E~S Capp and twentieth SIS. Sunday school
AT g:45 A. NJ. Preaching at Il A. and AS
p. NJ. In the mOFhtng the Rev. y. A. Haskell Will
preach at second sermon on: Hunger and Eth
les" In lie evening Rev. y. + D0dsOn of Ala
media. Subject: "Our First Social Duty" All are
inTitel. SEATS free.
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e. y. u. Mcintyre, B0okbinder ard
E~S Printer, 422 Comm -rcis st. jy5 If
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DRESSMAkEKS


THE MCDOW ELL
n DRESSMAKING ACADEMY
You are given a useful and practical education.
G not only prepare you Ito do home dressmak-
ing, but make you competent to 60 in business Tor
yourself or take position as cutter. There Is no
longer any doubt about the Mcdowell; IL is the
standard system or dress-cutting throughout the
word, receiving the highest awards at the worlds
fair and only system receiving goid medal at
the Midwinter Fair. III getting system why not
get the best. We teach cutting, fitting. finishing
draping, bastlng, bonIng, matching stripes and
plaids.
WE DO DRESSMAKING, CUTTING AND
FITTING
Patterns cut TO order, 25c; all WORK guaranteed
Dressmakers furnished to families at short notice
positions free). Ladies wishing their dresses TO
be comfortable, stylish and perfect fitting should
that their dresSmaSer has the Mcdowell gar
ment drafting machine. our schools the
largest and best in America. We now occupy the
entire building. 20?A Powell st.
CUTS So so Up: FIT GUARANTEED. 50
~ Kausch. bit. Howard and Folso m 18th Il Sth2 70 tt
SPECIALTY CHILDREN, MISSES DRESSES;
- 25c up MRS. HkNNESsY, 1876 Rose ave- 70 3m
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r. DIR. Robbins the Gift In
IT, splratiOnal speaker and test medium. lee
lures tonight on WHY Mediums Resort TO
Fraud" followed by psyChOmeUric and character
readings and convincing tests that the so-called
dead still live; the SICK heSled by spirit power.
St. Georges Hail. 9U91a Market st, g o'clock
sharp. Admission free. Good music.
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- DR.. iin-Es' SpirituaI Meeting, SUI
H. day. 2 and P NJ. 90915 Market st. circle
and platform tests. Nine. Young, seeIy, Bird and
Others. IrOIessoI AOung-s Orchestra.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.


f. Professor Fred Bel VIII Deliver
e-~S his great lecture tonight at the hetrOpOli-
tan Temple on Martin Luther the Monk hat
Shook the Orid.' and viii answer ArchbishOp
Riordan's letter 10 The san francisco School
Board, in which he stated that 'Luther's revolt
threw b. OK civilization over TWO hundred years"
All interested in our American Institutions cor
d ally invited. Mrs Sara stevens will read. Pro
fessor Peu viii sing a solo. Professor Eckman
will preside at the Grand Orean. Doors open At
P. N. Commence at 3. Admission free. COllec-
tion to defray expenses
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

g. Free I.yceum Every Su day After
E-~| noon AlcazaT building. Free discussion.
Topic: blossoms OF the Strike.n
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r. Oriental lodge No. 144, F. a
E~S and A. M.-OfHcerS and members are IA
hereby notified 10 attend the funeral OF our * x
late brother, EDWARD LIVINGSTON ? ~
SHANNON, from the Masonic Temple, SUNDAY,
July -. at 80 p. NJ Master MaSons, relatives
and friends are respectfully invited.
A. ). HUBBARD. SECRETARY.
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MO. BUTCHER, WELL ACQUAINTED,
~ speaks English, German and French. wishes
position; city or country. Address c. r.. 10
Eureka. iY22 3t*
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e. The Burns Republican Club VIII
g. picnic at the seaside TO-DAY. Grand prizes
Will be awarded the winning contestants in ath-
letic sports and gate prizes
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T. First UniversaIist Church. Services
H. in Mission Music Han corner Twenty-nrst
and Howard sts Rev. +. NJ. Armstrong will
preach at II A. n. Subject: THE UuiyerSallst
Doctrine OF God" SuRday-schO0I at l2:3O.P. NJ.
Young Peoples Christian Dion meets at $50. All
CORDIALLY invited to attend these services.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


e. Calvary Presbyterian Church-COr-
8~o ner Powell and Geary sts-Rev John
Hemphil D., pastor. viii preach at II A. NJ.
and :45 P. Nj. evening topic: THE Conflict Be-
tween Labor ana Capital Sabbath-schOOl at
1890 p NJ Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor at + 80 p. N. Friends OF the congrega-
tiou strangers visiting the city are cordially
invited.
r. First United Presbyterian Church.
EF-S Golden Gate ave. ana FolE St--keV. Nj. NJ.
Gibson, DID, pastor. Services II N. and
7:45 p. NJ. Pastor Will preach morning and even
lug. Subject for evening: what Are We to Do
in Times Like These? >" a sermon for the times.
Cordial invitation TO all.
ES ir-t C0ngregati onaI Church. Cor.
&~S Post aud Mason streets-Rev. &. o. Brown,
ID, pastor. Preaching service at II A. NJ. by
the pastor. subject: NO More Curse" Evening
service at Z as r NJ. Subject: 1.-The Great Strike
and the Greater Nation SUNDAY school In
lecture-room immediately after the morning
service. Mrs. Cooper's Bibls Class in au-
dtorium Mr. Kimball's Bible Class In study
Young Peoples Endeayor meeting at 6:45 P. N.
Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday at 40 ?. NJ
All are cordially invited. especially strangers in
the city. Monday evening church social IN the
parlors; all MEMBERS OF church and congregation
invited.
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f. The Orphans nd Half- Orphans
E~S received in st. Francis Girls Directory
Orphan Asylum since Jan. l, 1894, are: Whole
orphans - Francis Wright, 10 yrs; Minnie La
Costa, yrs; Susie Groom, II yrs: Mable Groom.
9 yrs.: " lille Groom, 8 yrs; Annie Hubbard,
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Eg|1ZssPrivate Home Confinement; Reason
st~S able. sos Mission, MRS. ARCHARD, 1yl4 tt
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~ The San Francisco Protestant Or
E5~S phan Asylum Society hereby gives notice
that since the last report the following orphan
and halforphan girls have been admitted TO the
institution TO July /, 1894: Nettie MacLeonon,
< wears: Elmy MacLennon.3 years: kllen simon
son, 21a years; stella Simonson. IL years; paisy
Barteus 1917 years; Ella Cragoe, l112 years;
Rnrh Oliver years; Mary Ann Winters, 8 years;
WinIfred Yelland. SIa years Lulu Loef1er,
wears; Annie Thomas, years; Adele Ne lson,
az Years: MaIinda Nelson. years; Emily Gill
ist] q years: Ella Lithgon, 1919 years: Georgiana
steck, l6 years Nellie Johnson, 10 years
Also the following orphan and halt-orphan boys:
pohert Johnson years: Freddy johnson, .
wears; Harry o. Codogan, years: Kenneth Mac
Lennon, s years; William L. Mari years; George
II YeIIand lO1h years; Alfred Chiffers, ia
years. Thomas c. Hansen, years; Eigin K. Glllet,
10 wears: Charles Trunttrup. years; Allan
Switcber. years. BIo LOL
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j .. RADOVICH. President.

e. AM UaI Meeting The Animal
L5-1 meeting of the stOckholders of the Vir-
GINA and Gold BIZ Water Company for The cleo
ton Of trustees to for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction OF such other business may
properly come before it, Will be held at the Office
If the company. room %, Nevada block, \ o. 800
Montgomery ST, San Francisco. Cal, ON tn Rs
LAY, July 70, 1894, at the hour OF one ID
O'Clock p.
SrrIrn.SNN Snnrntnr-.
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G,ITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS
- meat and pastry cook; hotel or restaurant;
city or country. Address S., box Sc, Call Branch
once. iy22 3t*
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FP Boys and Girls Aid Society, cor.
ES~S Grove and Baker SITS, San Francisco GAL
Orphans, half orphans and abandoned children
admitted from April l, 1894, to July /. 1894:
orphans (maleS)- Leonard Woodbridge age 13
yrs; Ernest Watson, 10 yrs. Frank 10y, Z yrs.
Half orphans (males) Thomas Gleason, yrs:
James PAXTON II yrs Albert Corona; Thomas
Collier. IS yrs; George Miller. II yrs: Arthur
otis, - yrs Fred Orts, yrs. Willie Hennessy,
IL yrs. Females-Ida Riglt, Is yrs.i Nellie NJ.
Harding / yrs. jylS ~
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IA ANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE. WITH LIT
~ tie girl, years, cook and wife in country
hotel boardiughouse or logging camp; wages not
much as steady place Apply at 16 South
Park. jy22 3t*
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

7 or OF FIRsT-CLASS FARMERS, TEAM
J. sters, frut-pickers, mechanics of all kinds
and other help awaiting situations at J. r. GRO
SETT IL CO.'S employment office, 62S Sacra-
mentO ST. 1y22 bt
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SPECIAL NorIcEs-coNr1NUED.

RS John #. Lyons, Notary Public and
49, Com missioner of Deeds. Passports pro-
cured. ofice COZ Montgomery ST.; telephone
5439; residence 2202 Steiner ST. Jyl u
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fOMPErENr MAN WANTS STEADY PLACE
! in private family, Institution, or work OF
ranch: thoroughly experienced. Hevetia Hotel,
43l Pine st jY22 3t*
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utTsUH, IIVIri !rs'
We've Sheridan. yrs; Della Savage, 10 yrs;
Matte Matthews. IL yrs: Edna Madgan, yrs;
6erty Madam, 5 yrs Celestne Aarme, y yrs
Leona PeGriet. l3 yIs.; Minnie Liston, II yrs:
Irene Kelly, 10 months; Josie Murphy. yr.;
Mary Pancratis, months. jylS lot
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SWEDlSH GIRL, COMPETENT WORKER.
- wants work: also a first class Danish second
girl wants place. Call send order. MISS
424 Suffer st. jy22 It
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DOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL NATION
i aIities, call at NINE LEOPOLD'S Employ
ment once. 957 and 96l Market, telephone south
35l Jy22 t.
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TXrERIENCED DRESSMAKER, CUT AND
II fit seamless waists, wishes engagements In
families; 81 So day. Call OF address 27l Steven
son at. jy22 IS
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

re Books bought trd Sold. beaIy u
G~S nNtY Moved to 206 Powell at lsIt
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COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND
\ OF nousework by the day. Apply 12l7 scout
ST. near Ellis. jy22 3t*
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ESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS SITUATION IN
II American family 10 do general homework and
cooking; reference from last place; wages SO
to S26. Call at S07 Bush st, Jyz2 ST.
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nRESSMAKER FIRST-CLASS. WANTS
~ few more engagements; latest sUyle and first
class work; moderate: reference Address IA
Fell ST. jy22 3t*
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w ANTED-By NEAT RELIABLE WOMAN
w homework in small family; willing to assist
with sewing: city country. C., box 13o, CAL
Branch O1ice. lyl2 3tr
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NINE LEOPOLD. LATE OF 1919 MARKET
vi has opened at 957 and 961 Market a hrst-class
employment office; telephone y o. 80 south. 49,
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(ALL AT SWEDISH BUREAU FOR SWEDISH
Z and German girls AL Eddy st. Tel. Z 649 6m
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DAIRY PRODUCE AND DELICACIES STORE;
~ cheap rent; 2IiVing-rocms; cheap If sold tuis
week 7O6 Valencia ST. jyl9 Ats
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NOUNGLAOY WOULD LIKE TO DO SECOND
i work in exchange for piano lessons and So
month: good worker. j. s., box 80, THIS or
fee 1yZZ 81
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G.1O5 CORNER BAKERY AND VARIETY
ID 10. store; living rooms 449 Guerrero
street 1y19 7t*
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MEDICAL.


NEW PROCESSING MEDICINE, lNSFho-
n mems or " orthless pills used: every woman
her own physician for all semele troubles no mat
ter from what cause. restores always IN one DAY;
can he sent nd used at homes all cases guaranteed
DIR TOPPER. 3lS kearny ST. Y1o u
-TRS DIR f. PUETZ-ACCOUCHEUR PROBES
MI sionaI in all ladies' affairs 254lS Fourth is II
ILCASES OF IRREG ULARITIES RESTORED
A in one day; latest invention in electricity used
in treatment of women'S diseases; home in con-
fnement; French pills guaranteed; consult free.
MRS DR. WYETH, Sanitsrium. 916 Post jel6 II
HOME IN CONFINEMENT WITH BES
"A possible care. Ladies may have the benefit of
the skill and attention of physician OF long prac
tice with absolute privacy. ALL FEMALE DIS
EASES treated: consutat confidential. A pos
tive cure for the liquor, morphine and tobacco
ha bits every case guaranteed. MRS. DR.. GWYER,
3I11a hyde ST., 5. +.
DU-PRAE,S FEMALE REGULATING PILLS; A
II safe and efficienJ emmenagogue; 81 per box.
RICHARDS d CO.. druggists 406 Clay ST.. sole
agents. teiS "
CANITARIUM FOR COMMITMENTS AND
always present: best of care. Dr. A. S. TIL CHLER,
21O7 Howard, bet. 18th and 18th; tel. Mission 239.
DR. MRS. wEGENER. 4I9 EDDY ST.; DIS
~ eases OF ladies speciality; Irregularities cured
In day; private home for ladies'
A LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS.
n boon to ladies troubled with irregularities:
no danger; safe and sure; So so, express C. q. d. ;
don't delay until too late. OSGOOD BROS, OAK
land. Cal, agents for Alpeau ct Gle. ap1 tt
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DRESSMAKER, FINE FILTER, WISHES
~ more engagements by day; terms 81 Call
2757 HARRISON near Twenty fourth, fat A. ~ 81
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DYA YOUNG MAN OF 10 AS BuXMAKER:
D city country. Address e. X, 1909 Twenty
first 81 ty22 2ts
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SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN;
- proficient in uypewrlting, bookkeeping and
clerking: city OF country good references salary
object. Address A. .. box Al. Cali Once % 3*
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vi as housekeeper; speaks German and Danish:
likes children 2757A Harrison ST., near weuty-
fourth. jyl9 7t*
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I , ERMAN AMERICAN. % YEARS OLD
u wishes position night Waterman, porter
or teamster; can give good reference. Gail or ad-
dress h. S., Hubert place, off Clara ST., bet
Fourth and Fifth.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-22

NOUNG LADY, WHO WORKS AFTERNOONS
i and evenings, wants board and room In eX-
change for light work OF any kind or sewing. Ad-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-22

WELL PAYING MEAT MARKET: CEN
w traIly located; must sell at once; half inter-
est or whole. 1919 Market st. jyl9 Ats
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COMPETENT WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSI-
- ton as managing housekeeper for widower's
family or general housework ranch in san
Diego, San Luis Obspo, Santa Barbara or Los
Angeles: No. l references. Call address l5o
SiNth St. room IL. from 4 TO z NJ lY22 2tE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-22

L XPERIENCED YOUNG LADY TEACHER DE-
L sres pupil pupils during day; boards at
home; best of references. Call at l0U5 Frankin.*
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COMPETENT, RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS
I 4 situation TO 40 general Homework; wages
81 TO ST. Can or address 451 - Fifth ST. p IT'S
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-22

A dams, II yrs nalf-orphans-Kati Divine, 4
yrs: Ellen Thompson. l3 yrs; Florence Powers,
8 yrs; Gladys Powers, 2 yrs; Annie Rosen, ~
yrs; Lille RoseB, 10 yrs: Katie Rosen,
yrs: Bertha Singsingen. yrs: Edith Hen
derson, 10 yrs; Josie Hof, yrs; Clara
UofF
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-22

CITUATION WANTED BY DANISH CREAM
- erist with years experience in butter and
cheese making and in attending to separators;
will be satisfied with moderate wages to start.
Address Dane, box IS, Gail Branch once. jy2l 3ts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-22

YOUNG LADY DAUGHTER OF REFINED
i San Francisco family, desires position com
paniOn to American lady; speaks English ana
German and is accomplished violinist; would
travel and teach. address c. l.. r. box Al this
office 1y20 st
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AGENTS WANTED.

"a ANTED, AGENTS-LADIES AND GENTLE
W men TO handle the K. G. NJ, Co.'S goods IL
every town in California, Oregon and Washington
good pay to good agents; sample free. Write witt
stamp TO r. c. NJ Co., 496 Aurora ST.. stockton
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-22

NOUNG STRONG MAN, ABOUT Is YEARS,
i wants to drive team, del very. ETC.. has expe
rience. Please address S., box $50, Gail Branch
ONCE jv21 3t*
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~ - - =, ~ =, -
Fourteenth St: cleaning &c yard: CAMPBELL Il
SOREN sen. successors to j. L. MITCHELL; tel.
SOFA z. T. BARBER is not connected in any way
with said business of the late j. E. MITCHELL II
7 f. MITCHELL BEING DECEASED, Z. II
y BARBER, his former driver. is now conduct
ing the carpet cleaning business at the old stand,
236 Fourteenth ST.; tel 100, Mission. je3 ON
CITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
" waiting Works, sS and 40 Eighth; g. h. STE
VEINS manager. Telephone call, $3.50. N.Y. 6m
I MCQUEEN'S CARPET BEA TING AND REN.
u ovatlng works 453 Stevenson; tel. 322o.m6 u
NHEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH
w poor work send to SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car
pet Beating w orks, 1887 Tehama; tele SO4O.2lgt
GARPFTS THORoUGHIY CLEANED AND
~ renovated same as new s. 5. FERGUSON
CO., ~ Tenth st. telephone 3O36.
CONKLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS. S33
" Golden Gate ave-: telephone Il 20 Il "
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pUTCHER-SHOP TO LET; FIXTURES AND
IL tools for sale. Apply CORDES & WARNKE,
SW. corner 23d and alencia sts jylS It's
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-22

SEWING-M ACHINES SECONDHAND. ALL
~ kinds. from IS upwards; cast easy pay
ments; machines rented. 1858 ketja2lfSuSa
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\. ANTED-SITUATION AS DAY OR NIGHT
~ Waterman, porter OF janitor by man OF fam
lily, SO years old; machl mist by trade: holds Gov
eminent engineers license with the very best of
ndations; city or country. Address Me-
chaDic box 43, this office. jy2l st
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MALE HELP WANTED.


: REDW OoD-TIE MAKERS. GOOD TIMBER.
y GOOD pay:,2 men to help pile lumber, $40 and
board; 3 men TO make roads in woods, $40 and
board; woodchoppers, pine 81 20 redwood 90c,
board Sl2 so month; blacksmith helper who can
shoe $50 and board; farmers and teamsters. r.
II WARD d. co 1y22 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-22

CITUATION WANTED BY A MIDDLE-AGED
- woman to 90 general housewCrk: city or
country; is good cook and laundress. Call or ad
dress 2742 Folsom st. 1y2l It"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-08
LISSAK At so TO 4.
A Rank Outsider Gets the Worlds
Fair Stakes.

CHICAGO, July 7.-Precedent was not
violated in the running of the Worlds
Fair stake at Washington park today.
1t was won by Llssak, a rank outsider.
at 80 to l. Rey Del Ceredes got off last
with running start and at once went
through the field and took the lead,
opening upa three-length gap Oh the
turn. Near the end Miller stopped rid
ing, and Perkins, coming fast on Lis
SAX. nipped him OH the post by a-nose.
Ii was a disastrous day for favorites.
Ida Pickwic6, at to 4. was beaten by
Henry Young at to l. Faraday.
at l to 2. was beaten by both
Vassal and Lehman. Vassal ran like
wild horse, covering the distance in the
remarkable time of 2:05X. The West
ern record for mile anu a quarter is
2:05. made by Morello. Vassal could
have beaten this, but, as he was six
lengths to the good in the stretch. he
was eased up at the end. Senator lrby.
another l to cinch, was turned down
in the fifth race by Lake Shore. Prom
enade won The sixth race in drive, with
Miss Knott second. The last race was
delayed 10y Oyerton's falling from Capt.
Brown while at the post. Maid Marian
won, Win Etnel GRAY SecOlu, nose III
front of Capt. Brown.
First race. SIX furlongs-Jack Richie
lieu won, Strathrot second. Underwater
third. lime, 1919.
Second race, mile and sixteenth
Henry Young won, Ida Pickwick Sec
ond, Get There third. Time, AT.
Third race, Worlds Fair stakes. five
and Il half furlongs-LisSaf won, Rey
Del Ceredes second, Handsome third.
Time, :0S,
Fourth race. mile and quarter-Vassal
won, Lehman second. Faraday third.
Time. 2:U54.
Fifth race, mie-Lake Shore won.
Senator Irby second, Lawyer third.
Time, 1:4l.
Sixth race, six furlongs- Promenade
won. Miss Knott second, Volt third.
Time, l:IIM.
Seventh race. six furlongs-Maid
Marian won, Ethel Gray second, Capt.
Brown third. Time. l:l34.