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AT The GOSPEL TENT.

Several hundred people gathered at the
Gospel Tent last night TO hear Evangelist
Barrett preach from the text, "The Power
OF Christ, basing his remarks on the
fifth chapter OF Mark. 1t is seldom one
hears such an impassioned address as
chief was brought out TO wipe away the
falling tear as he drew the picture of the
demoniac's return 10 his home. Here is
the real power of MIR. Barrett He feels
and experiences, in his own life the
characters and scenes which he depicts
so effectively. There is no sensationalism
here; the man knows of what he speaks;
and, as the wet eyes and fearful faces tes-
titled last night, the "power of Christ"
has indeed wrought transformation in
him, and, using him, is working trans
formations in the lives OF many OF his
hearers. 1t will be many long day be-
fore the impression of last nights won
deriul sermon passes away. In conver-
sation with the Evangelist after the SER
vices, he said: "When read of, or meet
with, men or women deep down in life
oil sin and depravlty, my heart goes out
10 them. i have been criminal for Is
years, and know how men long TO get
rid OF sin and Satan's power. When was
up at Concord, Mass, few weeks ago.
preaching in the prison for men, it seem
ed as II my heart would break in sympa-
thy with those there. There's the max
ing VI man III every man, woman ana
child, who Is today degraded and de-
praved. Jesus believed this; God believes
this; Cough believed this; Francis Muir
ply, Woolly, Il. Fay Mills, Chapman and
Moody-they all believe this. Mr.. Moody
~ more interested in prison work today
than ever before in his life. Today he
is investing, and getting his friends to
invest. more and more money in the
work OF prison evangelization. IL had
been so LED, i would have long ago
preached on this subject. Just tonight,
since the meeting closed, have been APP
preached by gentleman, well-known In
your city, who has induced me to get
someone here to speak about prison work
tomorrow morning this gentleman
will write to Mr.. +. III. Jacobs. who was
with Mr.. Moody in his campaign here
two years ago, and who is well acquaint-
ed with Mr.. Moody's great work for con-
victs, and will invite him to come 10
Providence and speak on this subject, in
this tent, On Sunday afternoon, Septem-
Der ., nj $3.50 p. m. There is no use go-
ing half way in this thing, and / have
no doubt but that the Union Gospel
choir Will be very glad to welcome their
beloved leader once more TO your city,
and Will greet him with a service of song
on this occasion" Ii Is very evident that
Evangelist Barrett intends TO make the
last three weeks OF his stay in Providence
tell Tor the cause he represents, il push
ana enthusiasm go for anything
Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Wilson are in
pennsylvania this week. attending a large
Sunday school convention, but are ex-
pected to return in time for Sundays
services. Evangelist Barrett breaches
again tonight, and every night until fur
ther notice.
1t is possible that arrangements will be
made TO have the famous Gospel choir |
sing at the Tent services during the last
week OF Mr.. Barretts stay.
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PAWTUxET VALLEY,
knws BUREAU. PAwruxEr VALLEY.
begin's BLOCK
~

Begins BLOCK
ARCTIC CENTRE.
Mr.. II. p. Rose, boss farmer for Messrs.
Is. Il. d X. knight, has sent the follow
ing statement to The NEWS regarding
the report OF his abuse OF his horse In
this newspaper OF Tuesday:
STATEMENT OF E. p. ROSE:
was standing on the sidewalk on Arc
tic Center square talking TO man. NV
horse and wagon were on the other side
OF the street, and a man In the wagon.
My horse got the reins under his tail, and
being high spirited, commenced to crowd
and back the wagon. The electric car
came along and ran across the street,
being somewhat nervous from the reins
being under his tail, and also from the
noise OF the car. i grabbed the reins at
his bits and yanked his heaa two or three
times and also kicked him in the stom-
ach. then took his tail off the reins,
got In my team ana drove home. was
not driving my horse down Quidnick
street. did not jump out OF my team
as was not In II. i was not under the in
huence OF liquor nor had never tasted it
on the day specified, and was not inter-
Tered with nor made to stop abusing my
horse there. These statements i can prove
and swear are true under oath.
4. u. ROSE.
The statement Is accompanied by an af-
fidavit, but the affidavit is unnecessary to
convince THE NEWS that the story which
crept into It's columns rejecting on Mr..
Rose was not warranted. THE NEWS re-
grets that anything OF the sort should
have been published and desires TO do
Mr. Rose the justice of full publication
OF his statement.
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PAWIUxET PARAGRAPHS.
1HE HKws BuknAu. PAwTuxHr.
With Mrs. Charles l. Tillinghast
aa Rroad gfrnot

Mr.. Frank Thomas of Ocean street, in
cat-boat Lottie, while fishing near Mount
Tom Rock, Prudence Island, Monday,
hooked a shark. The fish was a monster
for these parts and showed fight. AZ
ter an hours struggle TO pull him in Mr..
Thomas cut the line
Fire Company No. 2 OF Lakewood had a
social and dance at Union Hall last even
ing. A series of eight socials, commencing
July % is being given for the beneht OF
the fire company. Officers: John II. Pur-
rington, foreman; Harry Taylor, Andrew
Il. Brown, Edward Wilkerson, treasurer;
5. h. NJ. Robertson, clerk. The social
Mrs. Z. Is. Lincoln, Mrs. a. II. Brown,
Mrs. George Goodrum, Mrs. A. Il. Still
man. Music was furnished by Bender's
orchestra from Providence, who also fur
nish the music this season at Pleasant
Blun. The hall was filled, making it
financial success. Ice-cream was furnished
by the Ladies Auxiliary, consisting of
Mrs. y. a. Barber, president; Mrs. c. Il.
Lincoln, secretary; Mrs. J. q. PurrinO-
ton, treasurer Decorations were nlso
paid FOR by Ladies' Auxiliary. The now
flre Engine Company No. 2 started in
March with 30 members and lately pur-
chased an engine from Brookfelu, Mass.
named Cataract. They have spent about
two weeks in repairing IL and think two
weeks more will finish il. No. 2 has
leased the hall for six months and built
an annex, 12x30 feet, for kitchen and en-
gine house. They have also moved the
ladies' dressing room to the front, and
the stage back and contemplate having
fair. Different orchestras from Provi.
dence are trying to hire the hall for trolley
parties.
Change in services at Lakewood Church
took place last Sunday. Preaching will
be In the afternoon at 2:30 and prayer
meeting In the evening.
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DEATH NOTICES.

Anthony, Adah Oliver, Isabella
Baikcoln, falth Polk, James A
DOdd, Joseph III scott. Robert G.
Fort. Charles Toole. Mary i
CON, Henry Whitford, Thomas
Grout, Martin Bent
ANTHONY-In this city, Aug p. Adah "
wiio OF the late DR. Albert Anthony. aped
"a years, months and 10 days.
BALkCOM-ln this city, Aug "a, Faith. vife
OF Ebcn Balkcom, in the 18th year OF her
age.
DoDD--In Worcester, Aug q Joseph II Dodd
aged III years.
FORT-At Perry Park. Colorado. Auy Al
charles II, Jr, son OF Charles h and Esther
Fort, IN the 22d year OF his age.
COFFIN Bristol, Aug "a. Henry Goff. aged
~ years. "e0'
GROUT-In this city. Aug 20, Martin Bent.
son or Marcus & and Mary A Grout,
aged % years, months and ~ DAYS
funernl Wednesday. Aug Is from Tho resi.
donce OF "A. l.. sweet. Ia potter's avenue nt
z.oV p. IN. Burial az convenience of family
heintlves and friends are invited To attend
OLIVER - In Johnston, Aug ~. Isabella
daughter of Walter II and Sarah A Oliver
agod years, months and IA days.
POLk-ln Pascoag. Aug a. James A Polk
aged % years, 10 months and O days.
SCOIT-In this city. Aug "a, Robert Charles
weeks and days.
IOOLE-ln this city, Aug q, Mary J, only
daughter OF Alicia and the late JOhn roole
WHIIFORD-ln Warren. Aug "a, Thomas
"hiuord' IN the '2d year OF his age.
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CRANSTON

An entertainment is being arranged for
in Cranston. Messrs. Patrick Mclaughlin
Michael Cooney and Charles Slocum are
the members OF The committee.
These men are experienced In this line
OF work and many interesting features
are looked for.
Many people living on Cranston street
In Cranston are asking that the grade be
changed on that street, whether or not
the street Is widened
The report OF the present commission
on Cranston street will likely be filed at
the next meeting of the Council.
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TO-DAY AUG. es. 1895. TO-DAY

Synopsis-Fair weather is reported generally
from all sections of tho country this morning.
No well defined storm appears within tho
range OF observation. The temperature con-
unues higher except in the Northwest where
rathcr low readings are reported, with tho
lowest about ij degrees in Northern Montana.
The morning range in the New England states
ls between ~ and 75 degrees, the latter at
boston. Clouds prevail in parts of the dis
trict, fresh westerly winds on the coast A
special forecast from the chief of tho weather
bureau at Washington states that the weather
IN IN Boston ana vicinity will remain fair until
Thursday night at least.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 2s.-New England and
Eastern New fork-Genorally fair probably
slightly cooler Thursday morning; south.
westerly winds becoming westerly,
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Mr.. Joseph Meade OF weybosset street
has returned from his vacation, spent at
the White Mountains.
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POOR MARY LYNCH.
Who Will Chip in TO n Fund for Her
Keller

Three years ago Mary A. Lynch.
whose humble homo Is at 30S Williams
street, lost her husband, Timothy, and
was left with five little children on her
hands to support. shortly after the
death OF her husband Mary became
cripple, and at the present time is
obliged TO use crutches She is very poor,
and her chief income was tine earnings OF
her little son Jerry's paper route. At
$40 O'Clock Saturday, August 10,
the boy, aged 13 years. and his brother,
lgnatiVs John Lynch, aged 10, were
drowned i'm the Seexonk river at the foot
OF East Transit street.
The case Is most distressing one and
THE News has been asked by persons who
know OF the actual needs, and in whom
this newspaper reposes the utmost conf
dence, TO open subscription for the re-
lief OF the widow.
The following subscriptions are sc-
knowledged:
'''''tfsfs ssssssss ssssssss.ssss-sss.ss.s ~
freviously acknowledged. ed................s4 s42 %
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Betterman, cb g, Knapp Foshner, North
Attleboro.
Juliet, b m. G Gardner, Fall River.
carry Wilkes. b y, CE Gardner, Fall River.
King startle, blk b, James McNamee, Fall
River.
Nashville. g q. T H Camp. Norwich. Conn.
Elsie Harris, blk m. Fred Clark. Hillsgrove.
Daisy Ward, IN, J. & Rogers, Hillsgrove.
Dan Wilkes. Z 4, Il McGrath, Providence
imogene, q NJ Lockwood. Attleboro.
Paul b. b z. q Walker, New Haven
Gussie lockwood, b III, j NJ Calvin, Medford.
24 Glass.
Emma Wilkes, m. Gardner, Fall River.
Surnwooa, br y, q + Gardner, Fall River.
ham.
swindler Boy, &. q q Smart, Providence.
6ristie bell, b m, Myrick s. Ill., Worcester.
Rosa Green, br IN. Clark Green. Jr. Hills
Mass. '
Daisy Q. bk m. Z II Cunningham. Hudson.
son.
Frank 5, ch &. Swain, Providence.
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The mail wagon employed by Uncle Sam
will stand on planks IN Post Office court
Grosvenor estate, plank roadway having
been built Yesterday.
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QUIT WORK.

reW Ehpioyes OF Silver Spring Bleach
cry Refused Increase of Wages.
Ihere was small-sized strike at the
silver spring Bleachery this morning
shorty after the arrival OF superintendent
Charles Molfendale at the works this
morning IL employees OF the white finish
ing room visited him and asked that their
wages be increased from II 10 sI.25 per
DAY. Ihe superintendent informed them
that at present he could not comply
Win the request, and the employees re-
ferred TO then quit work
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MALE EELP WANTED.


WANTED--5 CARPENTERS, ROUGH WORK.
w 81 so day and board; ousepanters: men
for ditching, must have gum boots, ST. room and
board; ranchhand. 81 g. room and board. see party
in Office l P. NJ. dishwashe $16 and room: waiter
So week; waiter, $25; chophonse cook, $25,
room, ETC.: cook, small res aurant, $40, ETC.: man
for taorshop for pressing, brushing etc, 81 to SO
q week: also man to assist in busheling, SO week
French cook, small place. MARTINS Employ
ment gency, TAO Market: telephone, main, 1849.
> BOARDING-HOUSE COOKS, $40 AND S45;
4 restaurant waiter, $50; waiter-boys. 500;
dishwashers, etc. MURRAY d READY, 634 and
$50 Clay st.
Oh GRAPE PICKERs, s23 AND FOUND
W MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay St.
uOEDowN, FIREMAN, ENGINEER, SACK
II sewer, sack-tender; strawbuck, derrick -forker
and laborers for a thrashiDg outfit. MURRAY d
READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
E0MEN AND STRONG BOYS TO PULL
20 farmers orchard and u vineyard hands $50 and
S26: 5 Italian laborers $26 and found. MUIR
RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
< REDWOOD TIE MAKERS, 10 CENTS
cooks, dshwashers, waiter. ? coatmakers.
MI RRAY & READY 634 and 636 Clay st.
. FARMHANDs NEAR CITY, $50: FARM
Z hand, fruit farm. $15; man TO dry figs; labor
for mill 500 fare paid; boy for milk route SIS:
laundr man: dishwasher for camp, SIS; dril.ers,
81 75 day. R. T. WAR & CO., sos and $40
Clay st
4
w day and board, and / lumberman, So SO to So
and board for mine in Mexico must speak Span
ish fiIst-clasS German, American scandina-
Wan quartz miners for California. So 80 to So 70
day; Swedish gardener $25 to $50 and found:
for country, $50 and found farmers, COOKS, walters
aud others. Apply 10 j. +. CkOSETT d CO., 62S
Sacramento st.
W ANTED-2O SCRAPER TRANSFERS FOR
w railroad work; free fare. G. r. HANSEN d.
CO.. 40 Geary st.
10 SCANDINAVIAN OR GERMAN MINERS.
IN SEE party here: 20 aborers for track laying:
Is scraper teams;ers, near city, 81 5a day;
see boss here. S26 and round. c. r. HANSEN d
CO., Ito Geary st.
pAsTRY COOK AND BAKER, HOTEL, $40:
L washer for hotel laundry, S25 and found. C. Il.
HANSEN d CO., ITO Geary st.
w ANTED-GERMAN BARKEEPER; MUST
w be an experienced man, with CITY references;
$50 10 $50. l.. ANDRE, 3l5 Stockton st.
IA AN1ED-YOUNG ENGLISH OK SCOTCH
w coachman; $50. l. ANDRE, 315 Stockton st.
NJ a NTBD-A PARCEL BOY. APPLY WITH
W reference EAGLEsoN d CO., $50 Market St.,
opp. Sansome.
IN ANTED-TWO GOOD PAINTERS. 40
BARBER FOR TUESDAY AND wEDNEs-
ID day. l03 Eddy ST.
NJ ANTED-FINISHING CARPENTERS. APP
w ply l71s Waller st.
w AFTER WANTED. 1905 HAIGHT ST.
CHOEMAKER FOR REPAIRING. 1850
- Howard st.
WANTED-2O GOOD SOLICITORS, LADIES
w and gents: easy work; no experience Room
II, 917 Market.
M ANTED-B BOY USED TO WAITING ON
w table: $40 per month and room. 202 Townsend
MAN WITH $65 CAN GET FINE POSTPION.
Ul Call bet. and O'Clock, 236 Fourteenth st.
WANTED-YoUNG GERMAN BOY TO
w learn cigar trade. 621 Sansome st.
CHOEMAKER ON REPAiRING; OLD MAN
- preferred. 9S91a Mission St
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PHYSICIANS.

- N,
RHEIMATISM, NEURALGIA, GoUT-ISSlPtE5 n
AID, D., 1926 Market ST.; 2 to 4, to p ~
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ATTORNEYS AT-LAw.


A DVICE FREE: DIVORCE AND PROBATE
N laws q speciality; suits, superior Justice and
Police Courts terms reasonable; collections, etc.
G.W.HOWE, att 'y-at-law, $50 Market cor Stockton
John Il. AITKEN, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, RS
q 16 and IL. 402 Montgomery ST. cor. California
w w. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY AT-LAW 400
W California st.. rms. 14-15; advice free
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SITUATIONS wANrED-Continued.


WOMAN WANTS WASHING AND IRONING
w by the day. 111212 Folsom St, rear.
YOUNG GIRL WANTS TO DO GENERAL
houseworS anc cooking; good COOK: private
family Please call Tonningscn place, of Howard
ST., bet. Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
WASHING. IRONING AND HoUsECLEAN-
w ing wanted by competent woman Address
NJ. J., l3412 Seventh st.
A S HoUsEKEEPER BY ELDERLY AMER
"A lean woman; economical, fond of children,
good nurse; small wages. Address RS. MOTOR,
1922 Tenth ST., Oakland.
T ADY WISHES GENTLEMENS' MENDING,
IL or any Kind of sewing. 148 sixth ST., room SO.
NoMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN OF THE w.
" r. c. wishes work by the day scrubbing. wash
ing or plain sewing Address J. box 81, Call
ESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A sITUA-
IL ton. housework and cooking. Apply 32l
Ellis st.
~ ERMAN GIRL WANTS ANY KIND OF
~ work by the day; good window-cle amer. b.
NJ. 77212 Harrison st.
A CAPABLE WOMAN WANTS HOUSEWORK
~ of any kind, city or country. S43 Howard st.
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION FOR
i general hrusework in American family 713
Broadway.
ELDERLY AMERICAN WANTS SITUATION;
IL is good plain cook: no objection to country.
Please call or address 1923 Howard 81.
nRESSMKFR; FIRST-CLASS Filter AND
IL trimmer, wishes few more engagements;
81 80 per day, or take work home. Address 1904
Market ST., room 3.
ESPECTABLE AMERICAN WISHES SITUA
III ton for housework good plain cook; country
preferred Call 1888 Market St near Ninth, room
17 no postals.
pELIABLE WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF
III work by the day: is good, experienced nurse
and thoroughly capable of taking full charge Of
invalid or confinement cases. Cali or address S65
Mission st.
DIANo, FRENCH, GERMAN, PRIVATE OR
L in classes, taught. MISS BLOCK, 200 Frank
lin ST.
EXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES WORK
u by the day; washing. ironing, housekeeping;
best of references. 31s 1ehama near Fourth.
YOUNG LADY WANTS A POSITION AS
l. housekeeper. Address 1909 Geary, room 10.
WANTED = BY AN EDUCATED NORTH
w German girl. situation as seamsress or to
take care of grown children. 1411 Larkin st.
YOUNG LADY WISHES PLACE AS AP-
L prentice at tailoring. Address A Y L., box 10.
Call Office.
GIRL, 81, OF GOOD PARENTAGE AND
VI education wishes EN- plovment with respect-
able family: she can do all sorts of homework and
different styles of cooking and If she gets a posi-
ton OF trust is able to give bonds if required. Ad-
dress NJ, box 80, Call.
YOUNG FRENCH LADY WISHES A SITUA-
i ton: good seamstress and chamberwork no
cooking: reference, years last place; wages S25
Address I. B., IL Harlan plac', OFF Grant ave.
YOUNG GIRL, - YEARS OLD, WISHES TO
i assist in light housework or take care OF baby
in nice family. Call at 81 Third ST. room 10,
first floor
pY EXPERIENCED WIDOW. IN LODGING
ID house or widowers family. Room 7, 1035 Mkt.
n INCHESTER HOUSE, Al THIRD, NEAR
- Market; 200 rooms, Csc to 81 so per night:
81 SO to Sc per week: convenient and respectable;
free bus 10 and from the ferry.
WINCHESTER HOUSE, Al THIRD, NEAR
w Market: electric lights in every room: 200
rooms; 25c to 81 so per night: 81 so to Sc per
week; free bus to and from the ferry.
-
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HOUSEKEEPER A YOUNG AMERICAN
IL widow wishes position as housekeeper in small
family; city country. Please call or address
MRS. C. a. DATON, lie Fulton st.
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COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES WORK BY
" the day, washing OF housekeeping or steady
place; good cook and laundress; city or country
references. 41S Post St. in rear.
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LII LADIES IN TROUBLE CONSULT FREE
II MRS. DIR. SCOTT, of 1922 Powell ST.,
the only reliable specialist in San Francisco $500
paid for case / cannot cure, matter what
causes special attention to disease of the eye.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


R% ALCOHOL, STEAM AND ELEC1R RIG
ukIS baths, SOL Leavenworth ST., cor. O'Farrell,
room ID.
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nRESSMAKER, GOODS FILTER, WISHES
~ more engagements; 81 a day. Address NJ. E.,
box IT. Call Office,
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PEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.
DLEASED TO MAKE YOUR ACQUAINT-
L ance; all classes of type written and mimeo-
graph work reasonably and promptly done;
typewriter ribbons SO dozen, guaranteed. ANNA
{. BUSTu DE; telephone--Main 5S07: $50 Market.
TNVINCIBLE RIBBONS AND CARTONS
absolutely guaranteed. United Typewriter
and Supplies Co., 413 Montgomery ST.
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YOUNG WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE ANTS
i place to attend bakery; good reference. Call
or address ll091a York ST.
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NEAT YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE TO AS
~ sist in light housework; has references. Please
call at 141a Moss ST., down stairs.
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DR. Hall. Ia MICA Ulster SFCoNDFLOOR
- next Hloernia Bank: diseases OF women
FlhREGULAR Or ANY FEMALE DISEASE
4 see Mrs Dr. Puetz and be conten;. 2541s AN.
\ EEk,S NEWS FOR CENTS - TIE
= w EfklY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing
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M HY THROW AWAY MONEY FOOLISHLY
w on worthless pills and humbugs when guar
autee 10 restore Irregularities in hours with our
new discovery, which is safe and sure Price So.
Call or address NINE HARROW Woman's Dis
pensary, 1905 Market st.
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CENSIBLE REFINED NEW ENGLAND
- lady desires to keep house for elderly lady
elderly couple or widower; small pay. MRS. T.,
Call Branch, 7l7 Larkin ST.
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THE "INFALLIBLE PREVENTIVE'' FOR
l. either send &c for information or SOC for
trial jar. TAYLOR CHEM. CO., box 1895. S. F.
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~ FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN AN
GF~S Abstract of Title Company in Eureka, Hum
boldt County, Cal. System complete and full
search county lands in office. Cost to date So,
600. Terms very reasonable. Full particulars
given. Apply TO J. MCCALLAN, Eureka, Cal.
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GERMAN WOMAN GOOD COOK AND
VI homework, would like to go out by the day.
Address 6l314 Natoma ST.
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WANTED-MININGP PUMP, ETC: / PUMP,
'. capacity so gallons per minute, 800 feet; also
hnlsting machinery, boilers etc.. must be in first
class condition. Address j. L. LYON, 1850 Broad
way, Oakland.
~ OLD MINES QUARTZ AND Ora Ell:
properties. G. Il. BAKER 1902 Broadway Oak.
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YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES PLACE TO
do general homework. Call l26 Guerrero st.
DY FIRST-CLASS COOK-GOOD REFER
ID ence; don't object to some wash. 140l Larkin.
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DELIABLE PERSON WISHES SITUATION;
III will do light homework; is a good cook; city
short distance in country; moderate wages.
Call 2712 Fourth st.
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DESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A STU
III alton in a small family; is good cook and can
do general housework; speaks only French and
German. Apply 1880 Powell st., cor. Green.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-24

nRESSMAKER DESIRES FEW MORE EN-
IL gagements by the day week; also children's
clothes; prices to suit the times patterns cut to
measure. Address d. M. box 149, this office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-24

nREssMAKER. EXPERIENCED, sEWs FOR
u 81 so per day. or stylish suits at home for So
Address D. NJ, box 1875, Call Office.