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1.1IrRCH SOTICEs.

49, TRINITY CHURCH. COR. HUSH AND
tE~E9 Cough sts.--Jiev. George, Edward Walk
rector S;rptuaaesi:na Sunday Sunday scn9ob ut
o.S0 !, r. D.c class e. J q a. y. Mor.ing prayer
snd sermon by Che rector 1T II o'clock. AZ z 80
r e the Rev. Hugn Req slo uaveis VIII deliver
Tho rf,rnth and last discourse Trinity Church;
snhiact: ."rac Life beyond" The following music
viii he be rendered at morning service; Valnte
C;re.-orian lone: TIE Deum (FcsJival), Back
Juhatc in y Imperial Mass), Haydn; kyrIe,
ancient Chant, anon. OfYcrtory, & In Native
Worth" Uenor solo). Haydn; organ poSttude'
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Tx TWENTY-SIXTH, NEAR MISSION
Lilo furnished and unfinished housekeeping;
rant low
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J990 FoLsOM-LARGE FRONT HOUSE
lAZU keeping room; cheap; no stairs; bath;
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10. MISSION = SUNNY CONNECTING
11Ao rooms; housekeeping; no objection to
children.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A LARGE QUANTITY SECONDHAND FUR
~ nture wanted 0per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE. 40 Fourth ST.. new store.
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TT G. KRASKY, NEW AND FIRST-CLASS
Ii secondhand furniture; folding beds spe-
cialtY; bargains. ia Mission ST.
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No. SIMPSON MEMORIAL METHODIST
us Episcopal Church, corner Hayes and Blu
Chanan streets. Rev. A. c. Hirst. pastor; resi-
dence 3I3 Broderick st.-PreachinS at II A. NJ. and
80 P. NJ. Subject for the morning: Take e
Away the Stone" Subject for the evening: wife
hood and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Woman Suffrage.
This is the second in series of special sermons on
Living Issues and Practical Social Questions
Choice music by the choir at these services. sun
dav-schoo at II 80 p. NJ: c. 3. Perkins, supern-
tendent. Epworth League at 80 P. N. Seats free
NJ al sarrices Polite ushers in attendance.
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IFCSS9 JOHN F. LYONS NOTARY PUBLIC
1>S and Commissioner of Deeds. Passports pro-
cured. Office 607 Montgomery ST.; telephone
5439; residence 2202 Steiner ST.
EfSSS BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR S4
LE~S Collections made, city country. Pacific
Collection Co., AIS Montgy ST.. room g. Tel $3.50.
- CLARA FOLTZ, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
lF>S rooms IA and 10, 9th floor, Mills building
Practices in all State and Federal courts.
r. J. B. MCINTYRE, BOOKBINDER AND
ls~S Printer. 422 Commercial ST.
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R@ FIR : T ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
~ Lutheran Church, Geary ST., near Cough
Rev. J. :. Simon, pastor Services at il a. NJ and
7 80 P. NJ Sunday-school at 9:45 A. NJ Subject of
morning sermon: Converts Must Be Mission
aries Y. p. s. c. Z. meeting at $50 P NJ.
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Gao 2 BEDROOMS AND 2 KITCHENS FUR
DO. nished or unfurnished. Az Oak st,
O0O THIRD NICE HOUSE EPING
QUO rooms from IS to Sl2.
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7 TITLE GIRL; ORPHAN PREFERRED; 10
IL to II years; TO mind two little children only
good home to good girl. 219 Scott ST.
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JOI 8 SAN CARLOS AVE, BET. TWENTI-
1910 eth and Twenty frst-Furnished 2-story
house of 5 rooms and bath; all in Al order: rent
SIS. Apply L. A. SOUC g. CO., 465 and 467 Va
pr1cia ct
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GPECIALTY - BUYING CONTENTS c
- houses flats, stores. ANDERSON, Ala Sansom
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1914 PAGE, NEAR PARK ROOMS COM
OH pletely furnished; parlor floor; private
family: sunny; reference.
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CECoND-HAND SAFETY BICYCLE-STATE
- price and particulars. B., box 81, Call Branch.
LNEW SECONDHAND DOORS AND WIN
il dows for cash. ]. orc, 1866 Mission st.
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I1LEGANT RESIDENCE 8 ROOMS, BATH,
II fine large garden. stable, etc; 1908 Twentieth
ST., near Guerrero; rent low to good tenant BALD
WIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
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r. SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH, CAPP
5~C and Twentieth SIS Rev Lila Frost Sprague
superintendS the Sundav-school at 9:45 and con-
duets Young Peoples Bible class at $50. Rev.
Leslie W. Sprague breaches at II A N. from the
text, THAT also may come and worship him."
and at 7:45 P. NJ. "A Religious Awakening
Needed All invited. Pastors residence, Hotel
St. Nicholas 1880 Market st.
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90 TWENTY-THIRD ST., BET. YORK AND
20 Hampshire-House rooms; modern I'M
rent
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS : Continued.

ITO HOWARD-FURNISHE BAY-WIN-
L LILO dow rooms and housekeeping rooms for
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vi buy your furniture pianos and books; do
not dispose of them until you have seen him. 1857
at
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HOUSES, FLATS, STORES OFFICES, ALL
IL kinds of property to rent; furniture insured.
BA LDWIN d II HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
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DELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A
IL situation TO DO light housework and take care
of child; win sleep home. Address NJ. W., Al
porr
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FpIB7 THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY = FREE
LE~S public lecture every Sunday evening at :45
O'Clock, at 800 Post st. Tonight, tKarma and
Forgiveness OF sin by Mrs. 5. a. Harris
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.


H@ PACIFIC LODGE No 1856 F.
-s~S and A. NJ, 121 Eddy st.-OfIicers and "A
members are notified of the funeral Of our * X
late brother, NJ. J. ROBBINS, on SUN-/NVN
DAY, February 10, at l p. NJ Master Masons are
invited. GEORGE PENNINGTON, Secretary
TS THE OFFICERS AND MEM NV1y,
~ bers OF Hercules Lodge No. 50, i. o. .SSAsN$<
U. W, are requested TO meet at their lodge rs
room, 1887 Fillmore St, SUNDAY Feb. 10, CsSS4lS>
at II NJ Tor thepurp0se OF attending the funeral of
our late brother,H. GOETZ special car Will leave
Mission and Fourteenth SITS. at P. NJ. for Cypress
Lawn Cemetery. Members not at the hail will
please meet at the above-named time and place.
W. E. POWELL, NJ. w.
L. NJ. MAUzER, Recorder
re- COUNCIL CHAMBER OF WIN o.
~ nemucca Tribe No 81, Improved "SAns,>>-
Order of Red Men-Chiefs and brothers, SNSS-
you are requested to attend the funeral of our late
brother, w. J. ROBBINS, at B'nai Birth Hall
12l Eddy ST., SUNDAY, Feb. TO- at l so p. NJ.
IL. l.. STACY, c. of R. L. L. REMY, Sachen.
ne ANNUAL MEETING-THE FORTY
9~S fourth annual meeting of the san Francisco
Protestant Orphan Asylum Society will be held at
the ladies' room OF St. Johns Presbyterian Church
southwest corner of California and Octavia Streets
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. February
u, at O'Clock. when an election for managers to
serve the ensuing year will be held and the reports
for the past year will be presented. All members
are earnestly requested to attend BY order of the
SECRETARY.
ES COMPREHENSIVE MEETING, MET
10 ropolitan Temple, SUNDAY, February 10.
8 p NJ. Good speakers and good music.
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w LILLIAN BUTTERFIELD, AUCTIONEER;
w buys, sells and rents furnished houses. Office
opposite Palace Hotel I'd floor Croker building.
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019I o'FARRELL sT-HOUsE ROOMS
A1Ll bath, laundry, large basement, fine stable;
will be let cheap TO good tenant.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Continued.

HTRST-CLASS SHIRT IRONER WISHES SIT
L uation or would like place in private family u
do laundry work. Call 44112 Zoe st.
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CtUNNY LOWER FLAT OF ROOMS AND
= bath; rent reasonable; Is Colingwood ST., near
Seventeenth and Castro. Apply G. IL. UMBSEN
IL co l4sNOntgonerv ST.
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FURNITURE, COUNTERS, SHOWCASES,
Il restaurants bought sold ANDERSON ,1121 Mkt
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A FIRST CLASS
W trimmer with city experience. Bon Ton Mil
linery, 1873 Kearny st.
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H. FIRST NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
LIZ {Swedenborgian) O'FarreH St, bet. Web
ster and .Fillmore-Rev. f. l. Higgins, minister.
Sunday-school 1890 P. NJ Sermon II A. NJ. Sub
iect, "Barabbas, Not Christ, the Choice of the
Jews" Lecture Z AS P. M Subject, t'Sisniicance
OF Israel in Egypt" Mrs. Fried will sing a solo.
II are invited. Seats free
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ON TWELFTH ST., 9 ROOMS, BATH, LAUN-
" dry desirable in every way, rent reduced,
S37 so; on Glen Park ave. no children, I'd floor,
rooms and bath, $15; LIST floor, rooms Laundry,
large yard, window, etc, $l6. DEMPSIEK,
SO Glen Park ave. off Twelfth st.
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MISSION BET. EIGHTH AND NINTH
M Comfortable house, stories rooms and
bath: $50; No 1925 Apply to C. S. CAPP & Co.,
House Brokers and Real Estate Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

REP COMPREHENSIVE MEETING, NET
L5~S ropolitan Temple, SUNDAY February 10.
3 P. NJ. Good speakers and good music.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

4 TENEMENTS, 3 AND 4 ROOMS EACH; ;
Il RENT So &lO. ST.. 80 Jessie ST.. near Ninth.
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O0I HYDE Mr.. ELLIS-6 ROOMS AND
OLl bath; $40: water free.
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OO11 McALLISTER = LARGE SUNNY
AOIl suites and single rooms for families and
gentlemen.
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TWO LOVELY FLATS-1512-15121a CASTRO
ST., near Twenty fifth and rooma, bath, gas
wash trays rent $14. SIC; also 25 Ford ST., bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth, Sanchez and Noe, 8
rnnn1s. bath. gas. wash trays. BIG water free.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. MRS
VI SMITH, 727 Elizabeth st.
GERMAN GIRL OR WOMAN FOR LIGHT
" Homework: small wages. 112O Mission ST.
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a. ~ FOR ADULTS NICE ROOMS AND
sN 10. bath all necessaries; beds 1917 Geary.
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HOUSE TO LETT ROOMS AND BATH;
IL large stable and pleasant driveway. 1888
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11fO SUFFER-, COR. POLK-SINGLE FUR
I1fO nished, SIS up: suites, SIS; light house
keeping; transient.
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! F0S BRANNAN, ABOVE SIXTH-SUNNY
! 10 kitchen and bedroom, furnished, 81 and So.
/ 00T EIGHTH-SUNNY FRONT ROOM, SUIT
/ 70 able for housekeeping.
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100 HOWARD-SUNNY FRONT AND BACK
Al parlor housekeeping rooms rent cheap.
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OJ0 SUITE UNFINISHED UPPER
- = floor OF 4 rooms and kitchen; reasonable;
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A MEXICAN GIRL WANTS POSITION TO
n take care of children: can give instructions IN
music: car sew. Call or address a. w, 726 Jeher-
son st. Oakland Cal.
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ZINE 2-STORY BAY-WINDOW HOUSE, z
Il rooms and bath: all modern improvements; fine
fiower-garden; rent $35. Ills Buchanan ST., bet.
Sutter and Post.
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LOST

r OcT-FEI RUARY 9, on THIRD, MARKET
II or kearny st., latlA IS gold quartz Job Return
1862 Third ST., room A; reward.
DED COW IN CALF; EARS SPLIT. RETURN
IL to O'Connor's grocery, cor Twenty-fourth and
Hampshire SITS, and receive reward.
T OST-BAY HORSE FROM NEAR FIVE
II mile House, Mission road. Return TO D. CAV
AGNARO, 519 Davis st.; reward
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ltdO f O f s ON = BAYWINDOW SUITE:
ftU fireplace; sunlight; furniture and house
new: use of kitchen and dining-roOm; no other
roomers.
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1TO1 CLAY, NEAR VAN NESS-DOUBLF
J. Ii paror any room upstairs furnished or
unfurnished suitable for light housekeeping.
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uTANTED-WORK BY THE DAY; FIRST
w class laundress, or housekeeping; best city
references. Call $50 Minna st.
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7e0 FoLsoM-SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
tOU cheap.
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III MINNA-2 ROOMS FOR HoUsEKEEP-
4 IL ing; S11.
90 SOUTH PARK-ONE OR TWO SUNNY
81 furnished housekeeping rooms.
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40 EDDY-2 NEATLY FURNISHED SUM-
11o ny single rooms for gents; So and So so.
nm McALLISTER, COR. VAN NESS-NICE
II ly furnished rooms at reasonable rates.
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100 SECOND-2 SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING
La rooms; running water; $l3.
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IT e FULTON HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS;
1lO yard and shed; small room; cheap.
Oh SMITHS NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY
Att housekeeping and suites; clean and cheap.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

r. AT DIR. RIN-ES' SPIRITUAL MEET
b. ing 90912 Market St. sunday and P. NJ
Circle and platform tests. Mines. Young Dun
ham, Seely, Lead, Ffncan, Bird, Professor Clark.
"Wednesday III Markin St, P. Toe
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OFFICES TO LET.


q EDDY, COR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
" fce-roonls light: janitor and elevator until 10
p NJ; rents So, &c. SIS and $50.
loo CALIFORNIA, COR DAVIs-DESIR-
IOC able offce-rooms, with electric lights, etc. !;
rents ST. and S25.
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10Y MONTGOMERY, OPPOSITE oCCIDEiN-
Il tai Hotel: changed hands; fine offices; de
sirable suites and single rooms; transient. BUT
IER. nrnnriefOr.
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- LIBERALS AND FREETHINKERS-
~ DR.. York. the distinguished orator, speaks at
Scottish Hall, 105 Larkin street. this evening at
sharp on THE New Faith" Admission loo The
members and friends Of the Liberal Union viii
meet at Scottish Hall this afternoon at P. NJ. An
invited. Admission free
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| XXI MOSS-FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE
l. O2 for or gentlemen; BATH also small room.
| eO1 POST ST.-YOUNG LADY CAN HAVE
! OC1 pleasant room with board S14 month.
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4 a
Llight work at home; S15 weekly; no canvassing;
send stamp. MRS. E. L. MERCER, Toledo, Ohio
EIRST-CLASS FINISHER ON. FINE CUSTOM
i vests. 429 Natoma st.
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ESPECTABLE AND TRUSTY SWEDISH
III woman wishes work by the day; washing
ironing and house-cleaning; offices galleries
also. Rear Of 337 BRYANT St, near Second.
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CULTIVATION WANTED FOR GENERAL
= honseworS. Please call Harriest st.
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FLATS TO LET.

OS1O MISSION-UPPER 8 SUNNY ROOMS
ZOIO and bath, $25: 251S Suffer, lower rooms,
bath, S25; POT Second, upper rooms, $22 so;
$40 Capp, upper & rooms, bath, $22 80; 6151s
Capp, lower rooms, bath, 500; 339 Eddy, fiat,
rooms, $50; Ills Florida, upper 3 rooms, bath,
S1S: so Tehama, lower rooms, $l4. w. IL.
GRIN q co. 1lS Montgomery ST.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

AIIONS " IN E1IALE.
---~-------->---------
II references from last place; also Swedish walt
ress and a thoroughly competent infant nurse and
number Of young housework girls of all national
tiles want work. Please call, write address
MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer st.
HOUSEKEEPER : AMERICAN WORKING
Ii housekeeper desires a situation: best of refer
ence j. F. CROSETr d CO., 312 Suffer st.
MARTIN & CO., EN- PLOYMENT AGENTS. 749
w Market ST., main telephone No. 1919; furnish
all kinds OF reliable female help.
A T THE SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT BU-
u reau number OF frst-ciass girls are awaiting
situations 332 Geary ST.; telephone 9S5.
SWEDISH HOME EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
- Tor Swedish and German girls. 1l1b Antonio
St, off Jones. near Ellis
DOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL NATIONALT-
j. ties, apply MIME. LEOPOLD'S Employment
Office, 957 and 961 Market ST.; open evenings.
DESPECTABLE WOMAN WITH BEST OF
IL references would like position as managing
housekeeper or any kind Of trust Address 4O2
Ellis 81.
NERTIFTCATED GERMAN :. GOVERNEsS
" seeks suitable position; fluent French aud Eng
ences. Address Governess, box 81, Call Branch
YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION; MAKE
l. herself generally useful ana mind children
wages So Address Y H. box 49, Call Branch.
DELIABLE, COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS
III work by the day. washing. ironing or house
cleaning or would take washing home Call or
address MRS. FITZSIMMONS, 1914 Hollis st.
on Ellis, near Buchanan.
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WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED, STEADY
W and sober man; place in private house doc
tors; care of horse, COW and garden and do chores
good driver; city or country; references S., box
-. this office.
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RS WONDERFUL TEST SEANCE To-
tR~S tonight by that remarkable medium, Mrs
Waite, in Washington Hall, IS Eddy ST. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
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WIN. SISSON, FORMERLY OF STOCKTON
w requested to call on II. BRANDENSIElN
cor. New Montgomery and Mission SITS.
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= I SIUUNU-BAhOFE SUM KUN hUUMi
III rent cheap; use of kitchen
0Ok FIFTH ROOMS AND BATH; FUR
90 nished: $3S; all or part
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100 SEVENTH-2 FRONT SUNNY FUR
l. % nished housekeeping rooms adjoining; $l2
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WANTED = By A RESPECTABLE LADY
" situation as housekeeper. Address IL. F.i box
1875. Gail Branch Office.
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| WILL THE YOUNG LADY AND ELDERLY
! w gentleman who saw lady fall and break her
I arm at the ferry on October o. 1894 send their
| address to G. w HAIGHT, 220 SanSome ST., $ F.?
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d6 SEVENTH-UPPER PART HOUSE FOUR
10 sunny rooms for housekeeping.
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w ADMINISTRATION AS WAITRESS IN
w restaurant. 521 Pacific ST., bet Montgomery
nnr
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

COMPETENT, STRONG YOUNG GERMAN
- wants any kind of work in private family; is
Call or address +. MEYER, Ahlborn House Bush
st. and Grant ave.
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CUNNY BAY-WINDOW HOUSE OF ROOMS
- and bath: rent reasonable 81 Octavia St. APP
ply G. II. UMBSEN d CO., IA Montgomery st.
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900 GOLDEN GATE AVE. FURNISHED
AOO sunny housekeeping rooms.
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H. SOCIETY OF PROGRESSIVE SPIRI-
ES~2 tualists, Golden Gate Hall, Suffer ST., be
tween Mason and Taylor-Sunday morning at Il,
Walter Howell answers all questions. Evening at 6.
Subject: The Wages Of Sin" You should not
miss our evening lecture. Miss Rosina Rosin sings
al each service. Admission free.
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400 L A r X l n - NICELY FURNISHED
TOO housekeeping rooms; hot and cold water.
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;
y keeping rooms. 6S3 Clementina st.
III EDDY-SUNNY PARLOR SUITE, SUIT
LIZ able for housekeeping, and single.
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MEDICAL.

A LII LADIES, NEAR OR FAR, SAFE, QUICK
~ cure guaranteed of any disease or irregularity;
relief, though others fail home, etc: travel
treated: low fees sefcure send, call or write;
strict confidence; physicians of wide experience;
assistant. MRS. DIR. DAVIES, IA McAllister ST.,
next Hibernia Bank. French +. Pills, $3; safe
guard, SIS, Send stamp for answer.
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reading room; daily papers. SO Clay St
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CEGTS-THE
a WEEKLY CALL, in wrapper, for mailing.
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(tHAS. E. NAYLOR, MFGR'S ACT, 10 MONTY
" ST. Standard Typewriters and supplies; Mimeo-
graph goods; .installment terms; rents, repairs.
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900 POST . OR 3 NICELY FURNISHED
OAA rooms for light housekeeping
The record-union., 1895-03-22
CAPTAIN JACK.
The Old swimming Champion Now in
Poverty.

The Old swimming Champion Now in
Poverty.
Captain Jack Williams, at one time in
structor al the swimming baths in this
city, and who for long limo held the
record as cham pion long-distance swim
mer OF the world and az such gave exhi-
bitions in the principal cities OF America
and Europe, is living in Los Angeles in
abject poverty.
Captain Jack was born in Portugal
forty six years ago, and during his career
has saved I22 human lives, his first ex-
plot in that line being when he was but
years of age. His most notable ieut was
the swimming of San Francisco Bay
from the Oakland mole TO the Oceanic
wharf, lie being the ouiy man, so lar as
known, who ever accomplished it.
Up to i few months ago he was in Wig
erous health, but finally broke down,
his nervous system giving away. Since
then he has been compelled to live by
charity his .eilow-cOuutrymen and 9TH
ers contributing as far as they were able
10 his support
The record-union., 1895-03-22
BRIEF NOTES

Frank c. Holten of Oak Park was
thrown from his cart yesterday and re-
ceived painful uiuries.
The prevailing showers and cool, moist
weather are making glad the hearts OF the
farmers and trult-growers.
Seven carloads Of wine went East from
here yesterday. There is also a very
heavy movement of local freigbts now
going on.
The paragraphers are overlooking the
opportunity TO say something about
March coming in like a lamb and going
out like a lion.
County Clerk Hamilton is besieged by
applicants for the additional deputyship D
IN his office provided for by the third SUI
perior Judge bill.
While returning from this city to his
ranch in olo "Wednesday night, Theo-
dore Eittanore was thrown from his
wagon and badly bruised.
The District Attorney Of Santa Clara
County has decided that the saloon K eep-
ers OF San j ose need not take ont county
license in order 10 conduct saloons in that
city.
1t is claimed that upward of four hun
dred persons have signed for telephones
with the new company, about one-lourth h
OF these being persons who have not
heretofore used telephones.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Bulletins to be Issued on the WORLD
Markets for American Products.

Bulletins to be Issued on the World $
Markets for American Products.
WAsHINGToN, March 20.-The Agri-
cultural Department expects during the
month of April 10 issue a bulletin in the
worlds markets for American products.
The information tor this publication has
been acquired from the Consuls OF the
United States, throught the efforts OF
Secretary Morton. Late in Decem Der, at
his suggestion, q department circular let
ter WRS sent 10 these officers asking them
ton in their districts of the products
named therein. These products were
classified under the following heads /:
Animals, cereals, dairy products, meats,
cotton, tobacco, fruits, liquors and seeus.
The attention OF Consu!S was especially
directed 10 The following inquiries:
Is there q considerable consumption
OF the products named?
Do consumers depend, and to what eX
tent on impOrtatIons for their supply?
bow are the products sold and at what
price?
Are the prices paid for American re-
lativeiy higher or lower than those paid
for similar products from other countries?
Are there criticisms Of American pro-
ducts?
What defects are charged, if any?
Secretary Morton feels confident much
good will result from the pu olication OF
the answers obtained, and says that
many reports have already been re-
celved through the State Department
from half the total number of Consuls.
he coutem plates issuing four bulletins
OF the character indicated each year.
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\ tremendous Light.

The idea of an electric light which. fed
by current from dynamo actuated by
2 forty horse power engine, and giving
I,0JO. candle power, can have Its illumi-
mating power intensified 5000 times, is
not easy to grasp. 1t means the produc-
ton OF stream OF light of about 250, OJO,-
GCO-candle power, and it is no wonder
that the announcement that such a light
IS ABOUT TO be used in this country has
been received with some incredulity In
Europe. Yet, says the Press, this is the
efficiency of the light which will be
shortly erected ut Fire Island for the il
Elimination Of the adjacent coast and the
protection of the fleet OF ships enterinu
New York Harbor. y remote suggestion
OF the power OF this lamp may be arrived
at by bearing in laind that an ordinary oil
lamp is about IS or 40-candIe power. and
then trying to imagine The combined
beam OF 3.G300 900 lamps. The ordinary
electric street light may be put down at
lC0-Candle power, ana 5000 OF these
would about represent the strength of the
Fire island light.
The most powerful oil lamp yet made
is supposed to shine out on & clear night
for a distance of thirty-five or forty
miles. but the new light will flash its
welcome rays TO the incoming European
liners when they are 10 miles away
The light revolVes rapidly and throws
out its beams with the intensity of speed
of lightning. The motive power which
actuates 1t Is simple clockwork ar
rangement contained in a box two feet
square, and although the revolving por-
tion o. the light weighs fifteen tons, the
mechanism controlling it is so delicate
that the pressure OF two fingers will turn
ii. The value of this marvellous lamp
can only be determined by practical
working, but it promises to represent an
immense stride In the science OF coast
lighthouse illumination.