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The morning call., 1894-09-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES.


ESS Dividend NOTICED flee of the Be-
E7~S die Consolidated Mining Company room
62, Nevada block, 509 Montgomery ST., san Fran.
cisco, Cal, September 20, 1894. At a Meeting of
the board of directors of The above named com
pany. held this day. dividend (No.20) OF twenty
five cents (25e) per share was declared on the
capital stock of the company, pay able Friday.
october D, 1894 at the office of Messrs. Laidlow Il
Co., New York, only stock issued from the
transfer agency in that city, and at the San Fran
cisco Office only on stock issued here
Transfer books Will close on Wednesday Sen
TENDER IS 1894, at 5 P. N.
sell I'd NJ E. WILLIS, Secretary
ES Dividend Notice-Notice Is Here
@S~S by gwen that a dividend (No u of five
(5c) cents per share has been declared upon the
capital stock OF the Olympic salt w ter Company
payable on and after MONDAY, October l. 1894
at the ONCE of the company. 327 Market street
San Francisco, Cal BY order of the Board OF
Directors. TselS tdl CHAS. A GIBSON Sec
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ID EFiNED YOUNG LADY. FIRST CLASS
IL copyiSt of long hand and music. wishes posi-
ton or piece work. Call at Y. w. C. A, 1921
O'FaTrell St sea 2t~
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- ESPECrABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WITH
Il fresh breast of milk. wishes place as wet
nurse. MRS DuLAN, 100 Greenwich ST.. bet.
S3nSome and Montgomery. se23 PTS
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ERMAN WOMAN WANTS A POSITION AS
- cook: no objection 10 country. Apply 220
Grove ST. se23 2t@
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

f. PTu fessor Fred BeII. Liber list
E~0 viii deliver his great and ser SauIonal lecture
at the metropolitan Tempe TO night entitled AZ
DeVIs Orphans" with special reference as to why
MIR. Bell was expelled from the A 2. AS. Miss
Lima Crews aud Prof. Fred Bell viii sing solos
Professor Eckman will preside al the grand organ.
Doors open at T. Commence at 8. Collection TO
defTay expenses. Admission free. Tribune sold
at the door, in which will be found the famous
lecture, If Christ Should Come 10 San Iran
cisco"
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[ IRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE COOK
L wants a situation; city or country. Gail or ad-
dress 81 Second ST.
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Young LADY DESIRES POSITION as Tl Pc
4 writer or any kind of office work. Apply 81
Fourth ST., room So. SEES ZU+
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4 CCOMPLISHED YOUNG WIDOW WOULD
- ike position h0usekeeper: city or coun-
try. Gail or address 1898 Sixteenth st., bet.
Valencia and Mission
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ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WASHING, IRON.
- ing and housekeeping by the day. Cali $50
Bry ant st. upstairs; MISS GROSS.
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EES Divine services al the - .Ssa ~
ne Temple, us Turk street. by - W ~ '
cantor ). Goldstein, Formerly of Stock street
Synagogue. Seats 81 ana s. 90. can be had every
SUNDAY al the Temple. seq ats Su
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n ICELY FURNISHED FLAT or FINE
~ rooms; bath; planked yard; basement: rent
reasonable. 327 Haight ST. se23 7t*
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PROPERTY WANTED.

DESIDENCE OF 10 ROOMS; MODERN CON
IL veniences; lot about 5Oxl27 80: fine Wow Pa
cifc Heights preferred: price SIP 900 TO $l4. 600
Address Z. Q. Boy 2429 seq It's
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HOUSES WANTED.

DY RESPONSIBLE PARTY; A LOWER FLAT
ID or cottage of rooms and bath, etc.. with
good yard; west OF Howard ST., bet sixteenth ana
Twenty-fourth. Address Il. p, box I25. Calf
Branch
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BUILDERS CONTRACTS.


CALIFoRNIA BRIDGE AM CONSTRUCTION
~ Compauy-MaIn Office. Central Bank building
Oakland; branch office. Mills building. 5. f. All
kinds OF engineering aud general contract work
railroad construction iron roofs, iron con-
crete foundations, piers etc. sel9 OF
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G1S UPPER FLAT. . ROOMS AND BATH;
I'D ~. S14, rooms and bath: $40, rooms;
Just renovated. Nineteenth and Collingwood 3.
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ELEGANT FLAT. ROOMS. BATH LAUN.
u dry; fog belt. 629 Seventeenth st se23 It's
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COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
~ to do any kind of york by the day; washing.
ironing, house or window cleaning Call adj
dress 2US Second ST., Howard. SEES 3t*
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- Donald Munr0, vaugelist, VIII
~ preach i'll Gospel Hail, 500 Mission ST. az
40 O'Clock P. NJ. he eighth annual believers
conference" Will be held in the same hall Thurs
DAY, Friday, Saturday and sunday. Meetings
each day at 1880 A. NJ, p. NJ. and 80 p NJ
Among others that will he present from a distance
Will be Charles w. Ross evangelist of EIgin, III;
W j. Mcclure, evangelist of Belfast. Ireland, and
Donald Munro. evangelist OF Toronto Canada
These meetings are free to all.
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nRESSMAKER WISHES FEW MORE EN-
~ gagements by the day, or will take work home;
81 %. 6U712 Third st. seq 3t*
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"a ANTED-SITUATION, by A COMPETENT
" woman good cock ana laundreSs: city OF
country. Apply 80 Russ SC. SEES 2t*
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SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
- second, waiting work and plain sewing; good
references. Address S. G., box 1873 Call Branch%
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~ DIR. Il. Robbins, the Gifted Inspira-
G~S tIonai speaker and test medium, lectures
tonight ''Why Ministers SANDER Spiritual
ism. " followed by psychometric and character
readings and convincing tests that the sO-cailed
dead still live, AT Washington Hall. 80 70 Eddy
st, o'clock sharp. Admission free The sick
heaed by spirit power
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

I ADY WOULD BRING UP a BABY ON THE
II bottle. 1920 Green st. se23 2ts
| OR CHILDREN TO BOARD IN OAKLAND;
large yard; school close by; would teach Span
lsh II desired; reasonable. Address MRS J. H.,
Forty second and Grove sts.. Oakland sel9 7t+
DEFINED HOME FOR TWO CHILDREN IN
~ American family at 400 San Jose ave.sel8 15t
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FLATS TO LET.

81 90 PINE. Mr.. WEBSTER-LOWER FLAT
LOO rooms and bath; rent,..,........ sac
III Pierce, mr.. Page; upper fiat, rooms and
Ooth' iOHt--s vi 0U
Ala Hayes, mr., Cough: upper fiat, 6 rooms and
oa1u' IoHb 81 %
634 nth, nr. Church.; lower fiat, rooms aud
n, o"'n ionS ...,s...-.S
z%EO flne, mr. webster; lower fiat, rooms and
bath; rent. ........................S2 so
1898 Suffer, mr.. Webster; lower fiat. rooms ana
bath: rent. ............ ..- 8
bath; reut .................. S2O
S33 suffer. mr.. Jones; upper fat rooms and
bath: rent ..........,..., S45
no Bush mr.. Powell; lower fiat, rooms and
o.1 ient $4U
BATH rent ...-- SGT 40
Gil Page, nr. WebSter; new lower fiat, rooms
and bath; rent ................... S27 so
ol51s neyisadero, nj. Hayes; upper fat, rooms
aud bath: rent............. ~ $40
1919 LeavenwOrth mr.. Clay: middle fat rooms
u and bath: rent SAT so
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FRENCH WOMAN, SPEAKING GOOD ENG
i lfsh wishes to wash dishes and assist in the
Kitchen good worker. MRS. q. DORM, 7O6 Cali
ST 4
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ROOMS WANTED.

XVANTED-BY 3 SINGLE MEN, BED.
w rooms: double ana l single: where there is
large yard and outhouses attached, where they
can have privilege of keeping uog Address Y.
NJ, box %, this Office stating terms and locations
> UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
= y. OF Market st. Address 1855 Mission ST. 22 %
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- Fans tRESS WANTS WORK IN FAMILIES
l sewing or dressmaker's assistant: 81 day.
Address :. s., box 1873, Call Branch once. % 2t@
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ECES7 II rmony lodge No. 49, sNNlllL>
H~O /. o. o. F.-The officers and the SSSNE9<.
members of the funeral committee OF 9ggs&S1SS9>1
1he above lodge are hereby notified to ~/>ThN>>
assemble at odd Fellows Hat. cor. Market and
Seventh SITS, on MONDAY. September pa at 30
O'Clock. for the purpose OF attending the funeral
OF our deceased brother, " NJ. HkSSLER. BY or
der, + f. SCHNEIDER \ G.
1. 6. Myself. r. s se2S 2t
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l. EW MORE ENGAGEMENTS WANTED BY A
4 hrst-clasS hairdresSer; So per month. Call at
Eody ST., room %. Se23 3ts
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

iV ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COOK. private
w family in country, S4U; laundress. three in
family. $50; cook and laundress. $50; Scandina-
Wan cook. assist washing, $50. Apply NJ SIS
PLUNKETT, 524 Suffer- st. se23 Ut
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CTRONG. RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES TO
- do washing ironing and houSecleanIng MRS
ROSS, ll51a Twenty-sixth. near Mission.
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w ANTED-SITUATION BY COMPETENT
w woman TO do general Homework or second
work. Apply 754 Mission st.
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1919 GOLDEN GATE AvE.-UPPER FLAT;
i y = rooms, bath and yard rent S22 so % 81
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y ERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN COOK, PLAIN
VI wash, American family. country. $50, see lady
here; Scandinavian girl, general homework. Amer
lean family near city, S25; German second girl
aud care OF children, 500 c. r. HANSEN d. CO.,
ITO Geary st. se23 ZL
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100 STOCKTON, Mr.. CALIFORNIA-LARGE
tOO double pariorS nicely furnished; kitchen:
laundry; bath; large yard; ali sunny; rent rea-
sOnable. seq StE
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FS5 ;. r. II. The Regular
~ funeral detail OF the departm emf ~5=EySzs<
Will assemble at III gIne Company No Ss5o%3
ID TUESDAY MORNING. September - AT
O'CLOCK, for the purpose OF attending the funeral
OF the late JOHN A SIELTZ, late IN ember OF this
department by oraer. ID. TSULLIVAN
Ss25 II Chief Dent
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1SlO GOLDEN GATE AvE-RESPECIABLE
u " American woman wishes work by the
=
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" OMAN SHoRT-oRDER COOK, 81 WEEK:
w ironer for laundry, city, SO week: waitress
plain hotel near city, $40: waitress private board
ing-house, $50. c. r. HANSEN q CO., 10 Geary
street. se23 zt
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e. Ddd Fellows Cemetery >SAAuu,>.
49, Association-The annual meet SSSSHE7&&<
ing OF the lot-owners of the odd Fell &5<ZE&@
lows Cemetery Association VIII be ~~<UlN>>'
held az room g, sO9 Market ST, San Francisco on
hoNDA1. september "a, 1894, at P. NJ. BY or
der OF the trustees. GEORG L I. BOHEN Pres
GEORGE PENLINGToN, sec. se2l at
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To- F. II er Math W Total Abstinence
w. Association and Benevolent Society No
VIII hold its regular quarterly meeting at seven
fines hall, AlcaZar building FRIDAY EVEN.
ING NEXT, 2Sth inst, at o'clock. Business
election of officers etc. Members are reGuested
TO attend. Zines win be imposed for non-attend-
apce, T. f. DE6NAN President
j. p. MCGUIRE, Secretary.
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80 Fidelitv Lodge No. 222, ,SNsalNl,
~ o. O. Irregular meeting SS<SES&
MONDAY EVENING. September "a 84Fs73S@
at /. .. o. +. Hail. Market aud @(>I1ANS-
seventh SITS. E1empifed work by the D d. e.
NJ Brothers requested TO be In attendance
BY order. J. H. HANSEN \ G.
K MCCUGH WEsrE. Rec. Sec. SEES Ut
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GOOD COOK WANTS SITUATION OR WILL
VI do homework. Gail or address 200 Fifth. % -
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e. Dr.. Rin-es' spiritual Meeting, 9O91s
40 MarEet ST., Sunday, and 3 p. Circle
and platform tests. Nine, Young Meyers, Hen
oerson. SeeIey Prot. Young's orchestra
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ECy5 t*cihc Hebrew Or; nan Asylum
SSD and Home Society-Ihe annual meeting of
the above society called for September % is here
by postponed until September 80 on account of
the death OF MIR MARTIN HELLER, member
OF The board OF trustees. III ) w LEVY Pres
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Clio BAY-wINDOW FLAT OF ROOMS
tDlO. and bath: water free. 529R HAYES % So
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Va ANTED-A STRONG YOUNG CATHOLIC
w woman to care for sick person, $40 a month;
also 80 young homework girls S25 aud 500. Ap-
ply MISS PLUNKETT. aga Suffer ST. seq II
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~ Notice to Barr eepers-The A. O.
~ II. Of the city ana county OF San Francisco
Will give grand literary entertainment and ball
IN b. b. Hall on THURSDAY EVENING. october
IL. 1894. Sealed bids for the bar the above
occasion Will be received by the undersigned until
8 P. NJ. tn URSDAY, September ~.
seq e SnIu JOHN KEN NY. Rn5 Front
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SUNNY FLAT; 4 ROOMS, YARD. 5141. BRAN
~ nan. INQUIRE 935 Folsom. SEES If
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

- Excelsior Lodge No. 1866 a
az +. and A. M.-Specia meeting MON "A
DAY, September "a, at l O'Clock r. NJ, for * u
the purpose of conducting the funeral of/N9N
our deceased brother, EDWARD THEODOR
RAUN. Friends are respectfully invited to at
tend. BY order of the w NJ
seq 2t THEO. Z. SMITH, Secretary.
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Oi1 VALLEJO. COR MASON-N1CE PARLoR
OH reasonable Se25 2t+
7OS PINE CHOICE ROOMS; REDUCED
~ rates; with or without board; marine
view. seq 5tF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MONEY WANTED.


= GOOD SECONDHAND COOKING STOVES.
y Parrott House (kineon HnD D. U Folsom. % 90
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e. VI a halla Enc mpment No TO n
E~S /. o. o. F.-1he officers ana members "
OF the Funeral Committee OF Walballa En-<\
campment, No. 7, l, 0. O. F., are hereby notified
10 assemble at ODD Fellows Hall on MONDAY,
Sept "a, at 80 p. NJ TO attend the funeral OF
our late brother and patriarch, WILLIAM HESS.
lER By order of the encampment.
f. p. MUFFE, c. p.
r. d. DRUFFEL, Scribe. se23 2t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Va ANTED-S3UU ON PIANO AND HOUSE
w hold furniture at = per cent month. Al
dress German, box l43, :CalI Branch.
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- THE Coming Crisi1 Between Pro-
H. testantism aud The P2pacy." Mass meet
ing Metropolitan Temple. Sunday, September %.
t3 P. M Address by Rev J. q A. Henry. :. e.
Tucker VIII sing. All patriotic people are well
come seq PTS
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lEe GOLDEN GATE-FRONT DOUBLE AND
OO single sunny rooms reasonable se23 1t"
EOS MINNA. NEAR SIXTH-LARGE SUNNY
OOO room suitable for ,; 81.
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F. Calvary Pres byterian Church, Cor
ner Powell and Geary sts.-Rev. John
Hemphil. ID, pastor, will preach at / A. NJ,
and at :45 P. NJ, will deliver the fourth lecture
on the i've universal mOnarchies; topic, THE
hlnGdom of Stone" Praise service at 1880 p. NJ
sunday school at II 80 P. Y. r. 5. of Z. L. at
$50 p N. Strangers and friends made welcome.
e. keOrganiz ID Church # Jesus Christ
OF L. ID. ). Will dedicate their boat Evanelfa
Tor Tahitian mission. at end of Steuart ST. al IL
A NJ Preaching. at 800 Post ST., Z 80 P. M by
High Priest NJ IL. Forscutt All welcome
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U > FLAT; ROOMS; BATH, GAS. III
U Il. ColingwOod ST., mr.. 10th ana Castro.
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1911 PINE-VERY CEN TRALLY LOCATED
1CI flats; and rooms; cheap. MADISON
& BURKE. se22 2t
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\ DUNG WOMAN WITH BABY l8 MONTHS
old wishes position as hOusekeeper; speaks Ger
man. French and Spanish will give piano lessons;
good home more an object than wages; country
preferred. Address e. r., box 1873, Call Branch
Office. seq 2ts
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CIT 3SUNNY UPPER ROOMS. zoos NATO-
u l.. ST., near Eleventh. Sc 3t*
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CHURCH NOTICES.

E. Hamilton-squ Baptist Chur In.
49, cor Post and Steiner sts.-Rev a. NJ. Rus
sell VIII preach both morning and evening. Tue
topic OF the morning discourse Will be "The
Water OF Lite'; IN the evening Hope"
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ELF9 Trinity Church, Corner Bush and
HS>S Cough sts.-Rev. George Edward Walk. rec.
tor Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday
School at $3.50 A. NJ. RectoTS Bible class at 10
A NJ Morning prayer and sermon at II O'Clock.
GVenlng prayer and sermon hy the rector at I "a
O'Clock he follow ng music VIII be rendered:
Venice double chant, iRoOinson); ''Te Deum," in
Il Nat. festival tBuck): Benedictus, iii A fat
IMercadaute); "KyrIe," ancient chant (AnOn.D:
ohertory, 80, Ye That fear bass solo (Buck);
organ postlude. Gument l
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"A ANTED-woMAN COOK ON RANCH SEE
" party this morning NINE. LEOPOLD, 96l
Market
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900 TURK-LARGE ROOM NEATLY FUR
ZOO nished for 2 persons; reasonable. se23 2ts
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SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL
- for cooking and general homework, in a small
family. Call A Adair ST., off Howard, bet. Fiji
teenuh and Sixteenth. se23 3t*
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w ANTED-SWEDE OK GERMAN COOK
w American family, S35; French second. $40;
nurse. grown children. $50: German girls fer
hOusewOrk. S2a: nice Yong girl for Livermore
$50. Call early LEON ANDRE, 800 Sutter St l
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ID ELIABLE WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE
Ii Gay washing, ironing and cleaning. Call or
address 1855 MinnR 81. near Fifth. sep
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ROOMS TO LET.

IIOT GEARY-LARGE COMFOR A BLY, FUR
L - nshed front bedroom, with all modern
coDveniences, IN private family; suitable for a
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KS 81 FRA \KLIN, BET. MCALLISTER AND
~ C2 Fuiton-Flat of rooms; cheap rent.
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N.ITUATION WANTED AS HOCSEKEEPER
4 by reliable woman; city or country: good cook:
stranger in city. Call or address MRS. b.. Sls
q wentleth st. SELL 3t<
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Y DUNG LADY EXPERIEN CED IN BUSINESS
who has knowledge OF book eeping and
speaks several languages, wishes position in a
bakery store; references s., box 1872 Call
Branch se02 1t&
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EE5 John Slater. the weiI-knOw spirit
E~S medium, will hold test seance this evening
At st Georges Hall. 9091a Market ST., at s sharp
Entire evening devoted to tests and messages from
SPIRIT friends. Admission. 10 cents.
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A NY LADY CAN EASILY MAKE SIS WEEK
n ly working for me quietly al home; position
permanent. and II you eau spare two hours
per day; don't fail TO investigate. Reply with
stamped envelope MISS LUCILLE LOGAN, Joliet,
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I OMPETENT RELIABLE MAN AND WIFE
want situation on ranch to WORK on share
wages; man good alround ranchhand and black
smith: wife good cook and houseKeeper; man
would take situation alone. Call or address 81 70
LaHgtOn ST. seq BITS
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| H0t) MISSION-A LARGE SUNNY FRUNT
Low room; single room; private family.23 ,"
OO1 LARKIN-LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
QUIZ back room; housekeeping If desired.
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CT PER MONTH; LARGE YARD. 72S HAIR
u risOn st. near Third seq Ats
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"A ANTED-A POSITION FOR UPSTAIRS
W work by a lady who would also teach French
aud German. if desired; references Address ;.
p, BOX 50, Call Branch. seq 2ts
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u bath. II Grove St. near City Hall. se23 It's
4 Sunny FLATS; AND LARGE ROOMS
u each; SO q SO. 204l Harrison st.opp. il th.Ss
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- II UATInN Wa TED BY YOUNG GIRL TO
a do general Homework 10 small family Ad-
dress 9O6 Treat ave. M. 1MentY-secOnd at % 3ta
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OnQe MARKET NICE FLAT, ROOMS
ZNCO bath; $50 so. MADISON q BURKE. ~ .
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l XPERIENCED NURSE AND MIDWIFE
= wants a lew engagements. 754 Folsom ST. -
TRAINED NURSE WISHES ENGAGEMENT
as nurse to attend gentleman or ladies; years
experience. Call or address 1913 Tenth ST. s22 It's
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NJ IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES SITUA.
w ton to do housewOrk in small family: city or
country. Call address MRS. L. L. Fruitvale,
Alameda County. sell 3ts
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10 YEARS EXPERIENCE; LADY NURSE
- would like TO get confinement cases IN city
or country; can give good references. Address
1857 Golden Gate ave. seq Dts
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900 WALLER, BET. WEBSTER AND b.
LAZ chanan-Large sunny bay-vindoW front
room, suitable for l or gentlemen no other
roOmers. sell 3tS
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1000 LARKtN, COR. BUSH CHEERFUL
ILOO sunny furnished room 50. se23 Eta
81 GOLDEN GATE - NICELY FURNISHED
O2 sunny rooms reasonable,
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1910 HOwARD-2 NICE SUNNY HOUSE
IL ~ keeping rooms: gas, bath, reason able So
J0S NEW MONTGOMERY, FARG HOUSE
Luz Furnished housekeeping suites 81 per
week: cieanest l5-cent single rooms in city. SCI tt
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DESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN. LATELY FROM
Ii the East, German speaks and writes English
well, would like position as grocery clerk or
drive wagon; reference. II. G. SCHLICHTINY,
New Atlantic HOTEL 2O7 Montgomery ave. Il 3*
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j ana oath: rent SAT hU
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DUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
l. hOusekeeper or typewriter. $40 Market ST.,
room IL. opD. Palace Hotel se22 3ts
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)O1 FRANKLIN VERY NICE FLAT 2
III rms. bath; $25. MADISON & BURKE. % 2
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-04

The tale we'll deserves its great popularitv for il
IS wonderfully realistic and makes strong appeal
10 those who love dumb animals and possess the
instinct OF common humanity. 1t is book TO charm
and impress all who have to do with horses especi-
ally those who seek to suppress that most scnsclcs,
OF all vices. cruelty to animals.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-04
II. One OF the Profession.
A CHARMING THEATRICAL

|
aa nave xoas dhsS H5as
knew nothing of the dramatic life which you depict.
and it has for me the charm of novelty, although
have aw so R that 'e4s
chance for good work in that field if the writer
came who was familiar with it,"
q. Sartor Resartus,
BY THOMAS CARLYLE
Few men have given mightier impulse to the
intellectual and moral life of his age than Thomas
Gariyle. He is perhaps the most profound, the
most dT;amatic the most imaginative and the most
ness Of thought and marvellously forccful
power of description, lie has enriched the literature
Sa,tOr H<sarlns Che tailor rcmade) is of the same
unique unique type as Caryle's own character. 1t pro-
but it is this only in an alcgoricai metaphysical
sense.
%. Che 1opIIs Of the Rtne,
BY the late LORD TENNYsoN.
The Idylls of the King have won for them
selves an abiding place in The political literature OF
the age The work is a series OF connected poems
reviying the legend Of King Arthur. Merlin, and
the knights OF the Round Table, in which the poet
not only restores the age of chivary. purified and
elevated, but gives noble expression to the :,spir-
tons .oi man, the hopes of religion and the har-
monies OF nature.
"a. Ubc pleasures Of Life,
BY SIR JOHN LUBBOCK, Br.
This is one OF the most instructive as well as
the delightful books Of the time. 1t is written
VIII student devotion and interest, and the
authors enthusiasm infects every reader The
book deals with the intellectual upbuildng ana
informing OF the modern man, and will be found
well nigh an education i'll itself.
IS. Che Lacy Of the Lake,
BY SIR WALTER SCOTT.
This, the most popular Of the great modern
troubadour's poems: is of the same chvalrc type
as Marmon," and the Lay of the Las, Minstrel"
though II is more richly picturesque, as well as
more interesting in plot. The same glow OF
national feeling brcathes through the poem the
same felicity of description, the same light and
color, the same instinct for and love OF martial
ardor with many inmtable touches OF tender
passion. SCOTS fervld PATRIOTISM and love Of
country are equally distinguishabc in the poem
and animates and umincs every line.
20. Mornings fiji Florence,
by JOHN RuSKIN, LID.
There is no greater writer of English prose than
Ruskin ; his dction is magnificent while his feel
ing for the beautiful in or in nature is unexan-
pied. He is not only a versatile art-cric but
perhaps the most learned as we'll as the most en-
thusastic exponent of architecture. His Mornings
IN Florence" are charming studies of the beauties
Of the historic Florentine capitol told with lovers
interest in art, and with much elevated thought
and inspiring reflection.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-04
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% And the sons of Samuel the first
born aVashni, and Abiah.
30 The sons of Merari; Mahli, Libni
his son, Shimei his son, Uzza his son,
30 Shimea his son, Haggiah his son,
Asaiah his son.
81 And these arc they whom David
set over the service of song in the
house Of the LORD, after that the g ark
had rest.