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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-05

Atbany............... z AShtey..............1
Avon.................. 1 Brockway............2
Collegeville... Grow Lake........... L
Crow RIver........ Eden Lake.::......... 2
Fair Hayen......... 8 Farming .............
Getty ................. OrOve..................1
dOiulng ............... kraln..................
Lake George........ 1 Lake Henry......... 1
LIE Sauk...".."....... 2 Luxembourg ......... 1
Lynden................. 1 Maine Prairie...... 4
Melrose.............2 Millwood...........1
Munson............... North Fork...... 2
Oak ...........-....... Paynesville........ 6
Raymond........-.... L Rockville....... 2
st. Augusta.........
St. Cloud City:
First Ward...... 10 Town OF St. Cloud 4
Second Ward. 6 St. Joseph............ 1
Third Ward...... st. Martin. 1
Fourth Ward. 4 t.Wendel........ 1
Sank Centre City: Sank Centre To wn 2
First Ward....... Spring Hill. 1
Second Ward.... Wakefield. ..........., 1
Zion ................. 3
Primaries will be held in the various
towns and voting precincts from the
hours of ZOO to 500 O'Clock D. m. OF
Thursday, March 10th, 1896, and polls
must remain open one hour; places OF
holding as follows:
Albany, at town hall.
Ashley, at residence of Fl ank Darling
Avon, at residence of w. S.Barthole
new.
Brockway, at residence off. ]. Smart.
Coliegeville, at residence Of ]. 6. Tohn-
son,
Crow Lake, village hall, Belgrade.
Crow River, residence OF Peter OviSt-
berg.
Eden Lake, residence of Frank Smith.
Fair Haven, at town hall.
Farming, at residence OF Jacob Chris
ten.
Getty, at town hall.
Grove, at residence OF Perry Stewart.
Holding, at Winkler's hall, Holding
Ford.
Krain, residence OF J. NJ. Cores.
Lake George, at school house (pear ].
p. Breitbach's.)
Lake Henry, residence of Charles Krn-
ger.
LIE Sank, office of Sartell Bros.
Luxembourg, at residence OR. Enderle.
Lynden, a, residence of A. c. Powers.
Maine Prairie, at store OLD. B. Stanley.
Melrose, at village hall.
Miilwood, residence of Henry Coe.
&huuoOAtsaL s4S01uShNS VI Ia N. L. - u
bert.
North Fork at office ofB M. Anderson.
Oak, at residence of H. S. Leitch.
Paynesville. at store of c. A. label.
Raymond. residence of d. E. Van Nor
man.
Rockville. at residence of John Payne.
St. Augusta, at store OF Henry Buemer.
St. Cloud city:
First Ward, residence of Martin RE
der.
Second Ward, West Hotel.
Third Ward. Court House.
Fourth Ward, Jefferson school house.
St. Cloud town, school house, Waite
Park.
st. Joseph, residence OF Freeman Davis.
st. Martin, at store F. K. Wenck.
St. Wendell, at store OF M. McNulty.
Sank Centre city:
First Ward, at Office M. Hogan.
Second Ward, at city hall.
Sank Centre town, at town hall.
Spring Hill, at store of M. ]. Hogan &
Son.
Wakefield, at office of N. Gilley, Cold
Spring.
Zion, at residence of Herman Moede.
H. 6. WIRE,
p. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-05
Deal with HI Tome merchants,

Deal With HI ONE Merchants,
*. +. May, who ztormerly rested IN
Round Prairie, Todd county. bought
one OF the ranges, now being sold so
nuR-erously through this county. He
was given to understand that the note
ran three years and. very carelessIy, did
not reai it through. After signing it he
found it was due in six months, and in
order to raise the money had to mort
gage three span OF horses. He says
there was clause in the note which
made his exempt property subject to
execution. The range worked all right,
and the extra price he paid he thinks
was not too much, considering the ex-
perience he got. He now reads all the
papers he signs.-Fergus Falls Journal.
The candidacy of William E. Lee is for
the first time autho .itatively announced
by the Journal-Press today. He is in
the field as an aggressive candidate, and
at the demand of hundreds of influential
Republicans from every section of the
state. His strength will be recognized
by his opponents. as most of the other
candidates have been practically before
the people as such for the past year, the
mere announcement of Mr.. Lees decis-
ion to enter the list puts him in the front
rank of candidates. Locally he is very
popular, and will have strong backing
from the press of this section ofthe state.
He is in every way fitted for first class
candidate, and would make an excellent
governor, He is recognized as an ex-
cellent man for the position. has the
confidence of the public, and is very pop
ular. He will have the greater portion
of the Sixth district, and big slice of
the Seventh. He also possesses infuen.
tial friends in every section of the state,
and while it is too far in advance of the
convention to make we'll founded pre-
dictions. it is safe to say that he will
have backing second to no other candl-
date.-.Journal-Press.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF A
brick schoohouse. Office Board of Education.
San Francisco. Decem ber IL. 1896 In accordance
with a reso ution adopted by the Board of Educa-
ton OF the City and County OF san Francisco
Sealed Proposals will be received by the Superin.
tendent OF Common Schools. in open session OF
Inc Boari OF Education. on Monday, Dece mber
70, 1895, at $3.50 O'Clock p NJ, for the erection
ana completion of a brick school building on a lot
at the northwest corner of Eighteenth and Dolores
streets In said City and County, IL accordance
with plans and specifications, which may b. seen
at the Office OF Charles ]. Havens, architect of said
BOARD, room 30, Flood building. southwes. corner
Fourth and Market streets. Separate bids will be
received for ~ the building. exclusive OF the
work for which spe ial bids are required; for (2)
neasing aac yenti!ating. and fort3) plum bing and
gaSnLtlng Each bid must be accompan ed by a
certified cheek required by the specifications.
Inc party or parties TO whom contrac may be
awarded Will be required prior to at time of the
execution OF the contracts to ray their proportion
ofthe cost of advertising this ice in three daily
news papers. BLANK proposals furnished by the
secretary. The board reserves The right to r. iect
any or all bids, or anv portion of any bid as the
public good may REQUIRE.
GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

ES DIVIDEND NoTlCE-MUTUAL saw
G~S ings Bank of San Fran isc, 50 Post st.-For
the half ending Dec 81, 1898, dividend has
heen declared at the rate of Tour a. per cent per
annum on term deposits and three and one-third
(3-3513) per cent per aDnum on ordinary deposits,
free of taxes, payable and after sArURDA Y .
Jan. q 1897. GEORGE A. STORY, [ asher
re DIVIDEND MOTH k-SAN FRANCIS
Eb>D co Savings Union, 8 california street cor.
ner Webb. For lhe half year ending with the 3lst
OF December. 1889, d vidtnd has been declared
at the rate per amnum of four and twotenhs a. p
per &c It on term deposits ana hree and ve-tenths
(3.5) per cent ordi AIRY deposits, free OF tax
payable on and after Saturday, January 2 1897.
Lowell WHITE, asher.
ne DIVIDEND NOTICE-DIVIDtND No.
tS~S SO (25 cents per share) Of the Hutchinson
of he company, 327 Market street. on and af er
Moudav, Lecemb ber 81. 1896 Transfer books will
close Tuesday, December 8. 1895, at 3 O'Clock
Pm. +. r. Sheldon. Secretary .
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the san Francisco CALL
TlO Market street, open until II o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH 0FFICEs-527 Montgomery street.
corner Cley; open until $50 O'Clock.
SS9 Hayes street. open until $3.50 o'clock.
7lS Larkin street. open until $3.50 O'Clock.
sW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets opoS
until o'clock.
251S Mission street, open until O'Clock
ll6 Ninth street. open until $50 o'clock.
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AsTRo,.LoGY.

VOUR NDS TESTIFY RE-
Il veal past and future: send Csc for character
sketch and diseases; birthplace, year. sex, month.
hour, A. NJ. p. NJ. If possible. Prof BAIRD,
astro. oyer, box 469, c, San Jose, Cal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


@ THEY SELL WOOLEN AND COTTON
H-S yarn, table linen, lace curtains, towels hos
iery, underwear, corset, embroidery. laces, but
tons, Innings, threads handkercnrfs,v veiings etc,
very cheap at Pioneer Drygoods Store los Fifth st.
f. INDIA OPIUM CURE FOR Sz5: PER-
G~c fecly harmless; ladies treated at home. B..
d. KIMMIS, 9l6 Market St, Colum bian Building.
R@- GAS t4X UREo MADE TO ORDER;
EH~S cheapest PA in the city. II. HUF-
SCHMIDT, 623 Golden cate ave.
Ez5- BAD. hN NANI.> .nJhCrhD FOR "a.
u~S collections made, city country Pacific
objection Co. AIS -dontgy ST.. room & Tel. b5SO
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- FIRST RISTIAN CHURCH,
GS~S Twelfth st. bet. Howard and Mission
Pastor, Frank s Ford. Musical director. Mrs.
Ella Jacobs. Preaching II A. NJ. by the pastor.
Subject (by reque,U, bible study; 7:45 p NJ,
musical literary and devotional Educational
Day" exercises by the G. w. b. NJ. Sunda, school
8 so a. NJ. y. 2. ,. {. r., $50 p N. seats free.
All welcome.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.


THE PHILOSOPHICAL. SOCIETY = FREE
public lecture every sunday at 3 p. NJ, Native
Sons bui ding, Ala Mason 81. To might, "Remin-
iscences of Tramp Through Little Thibet," by
count AxeI Wachtmeister. Miss CoTcoran will
sing with Verdure Clad" from Haydn's Gre
ation'
THE CALIFORNIA STATE SPIRITUALIST s.,
L Association Nine Yonngs new hall, 4l8
McAlster st, bet Polk and Van Ness; that Won
derful skepuc-coniounding ballot test medium
Mrs. Maude L. Freitag. viii settle the old que ton
IF mau die shall he live again. admission 10c
A l. DR. RIN-rS SPIRITUAL MEETING,
n 8 Market St, circles and platform tests:
/ A. NJ. free. Mrs. Lowther: P. NJ. Mr Hansen,
Mrs Hargrave 8, Mines. Seely. Durham, hotter.
Dr. st CLAIR wi answer questions Doctors Office
1896 Market St, TO 10 P. NJ.
A I 997 MARKET ST, FIRST PR OPPRESSIVE
N Spiritual Churc h; IL A. M, test developing
circle: 2 p. NJ, test circle; Mrs Henderson, Dun
ham, Winchester, trance medium; p NJ, tests,
articles read; Mrs Durham, Mckee, Professor
William and others.
CHILDREN'S PROGRESSIVE LYC U NJ
~ meets at 10 80 at 909 Market. Twenty fifth
ann iial hristmas festival and dance "Wednesday
evening, december %.
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r. THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH.
EE-S cor Twentieth and Capp sis-A. J. Wells,
pastor. Mr.. Wells Will preach at II A NJ. on "The
influence of Jesus on the Human Spirit" The
evening lecture will discuss Music in Nature. 4"
SUNDAY school at 9:45 A. NJ. Christmas exercises
"Wednesday afternoon ard evening at Pucketts
Hail, Mission street. Unity Club Tuesday even
itg. Pastors res dence. 20 Liberty street
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r. WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
tF~S Bush ST.. near Devisadero-Preaching by the
pastor. Topics: IL A. NJ, "Gethsemane' 7:45
p NJ who Mas Jesus Christ? Answered With
the Bible Closed.' Sunday-schooi at 10 O'clock
A M. Y. Z. =. c. +. 6 80 p. NJ. Bible-school at
tie Christian Endeavor Fame 1918 Union ST., 3
p. NJ, and preaching at Up N. by Rev. w. B. Berry
Bible-cass Tuesday at P NJ. A canta a Will be
gwen at the church Weunf sday by 100 chill
nren- EMIL. ed aSanla Claus, ArriYal.n -
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r. FIRST NV JERUSALEM CHURCH
tS~D (Swedenborganl 0FRrrell street. between
Webster and Fimore-The pastor Rev. d. v.
Bowen, will preach at A M. and deliver the
sixth lecture of the pres" nj course at 81 P.
Tex, mo.n.ng: go Ye Also Into the Vineyard" ;
evening: "How 10 Know God" cordial invi-
tation is extended TO all. Seats free. Sabbath
school at 10 A NJ.
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" HOWARD PRksBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Es~S cor Oak ana Baker sts.-Rev. f. r. Farrand
pastor. Services at II A. NJ. and 7:45 P. NJ.
Morning theme, "The Word Made Flesh"; even
ing theme. "As Shadow" sabbath-school at
$3.50 A. NJ. Y. p. ;. c. f. praise service at
$50 P. N. On Wednesday evening the Sabbath
school Christmas entertainment, cantata, THE
Enchanted Castle" and santa Claus Music by
orchestra and chorus. Admission free. All in
vitpd
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SITUATIONS wANrED-continuea.


YOUNG, INTELLIGENT COUPLE GERMAN.
want position in p vate family o. on ranch;
wife good cook and housekeel er; man can 90 any
thing C. D., box i54, all Office
VouNG MAN, AGED 28. WANTS ANY KIND
L OF ofice-work; years in last place; wholesale
drug and chemical house: good reference. b., box
146, Call Office
DRUGGIST, JUNIOR, WANTS POSITION;
~ aged 2S; German H., box l0o CalI Once.
= OOD FAINTER, PAPER-HANGhR AND
VI cacimner with tools, is looking Tor private
work will work cheap: must have It, l22I 70 som.
w ANTED-EMPLOYMBNT IN GROCERY
w store, with object to learn the business, oy
good bookkeeper; best of references given. Ad-
dress A. B.. 10Uo Franklin ST., Oakland, Cal.
PARBkRs-WANTED BY YOUNG NAN
barber shop: small salary Address B. B., box 80,
Call Office.
YOUNG MIXER WANTS a SITUATION;
l. good worker and steady man N, box l63, Call.
VoUNG MAN T(AMERICANl WISHES POSI-
Il tion where there is no Sunday work; good had
its; Ca ifornia references A. =, Do1 II, Can.
MIDDLE AGED GE hMAN WANTS EMPLOY
1l ment: farm, garden, horses, COWS; small
wages 251a welch s.:
YOUNG MAN WISHES a POSITION AS
L coachman; city references. Apply A. L. H.,
1915 Ma on ST.
JAPANESE BOY WANTS A SITUATION,
u excepting schooltime. GEO ORGE,22 Prospect pi.
YOUNG sWEDE WANTS SITUATION AS
Il cOaCDInan ana garQe0eTs Is tnOEOuSny Coulpc-
tent and has first-class references. g. W., box q,
Call Office, Oakland
YOUNG gsCANDINAVIAN (22) SOB FIR AND
i honest, wishes work of any kind; can milk,
drive and care for horses: not afraid of work. I'd
dress e. w. P. 1888 Union st.
DOSITION AS CLERK, SALESMAN. ETC,
L by one who holds State certificate and had
6 years experience teacher. Address NJ, box
81, Call Office
CANDY-MAKEK, Al WORKMAN, WANTS
" work; city country. Address o. s., box 73,
Call Office.
DRACrICAL ENGINEEN WANTS POSITION
at stationary WORK: city or country; well quali-
fled with mining machinery; holsters, pumps OF
all kin IS. +. H., box &c. Call Office.
IlT ANTED-BY MAN AGED so, A POSITION
w OF trust; is not afraid of work; will give bonds
If necessary. f. c., box &C. Call Office.
JAPANESE SCHOOL BOY WANTS TO Do
y work in a family. Address Frank, 1853 Iastro
ST., Oakland.
CITC ALTON WANTED AS CLERK, BOOK
- keeper or business manager In wholesale busI-
ness. Address T.. box Is, Call Office.
MI lNCh ESrEh t1OUok. a. hlhD NEAR
w Merket-Electric lights in every room; 200
rooms: 25c to 81 SO per night: 81 so to SO per
week; Tree bus and baggage TO end from the Terry
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EDUCATIONAL.


HEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST
typing teiegraphy. languages. English branches,
electrical engineering; 20 teachers; 150oO gradu-
ates; day and evening sesslons Catalogue.
CTIEHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS
~ College, 723 Market st.; expenses less, scholar
ship better than elsewhere teachers preparatory
course free.
RES, THE LEADING COLLEGE. 325
~ Montgomery st.; individual instruction IN
shorthand, tipping. bookkeeping, telegraphy, etc; ;
lite scholarship $50; low rates per week and mo.
FNGiNEkkING SCHOOL: MECH. ELEc.,
civil ImSisning survey assay; aren't sH 5ss ray
u lOOKKEEPINci THOROUGHLY IN WEEKS
~ or years course free; only account ant teaching.
TARk, room 572. Psrrott Emporium building.
A. ELAsCOs LlCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING
- Private theatricals arranged: pupils rehear.si
On siage. X. and IL J. q. ~. f. block. 7th and Mkt
EKENCA TAIGHT: NEW METHOD; PRO
lessor direct from Paris. j.. box lO Call U nice
GUITAR. MANDULIN, PiANO AND VOCAL
" lessons $3 mo. Mary Westhaus. 80 Fifth
DOSs-VoICE CULTURE: ELOCUTION. RE-
ICmoyed to Dono ioe bidgeor Ma1ketSTaylor SITS.
pOOkKPNG, WRITING, ARITHMTC GkAMR,
- dav d night; no cIas ses; So month. S46 Mission.
NIGHT OoL;HEALD's BUS. s.COLLEGE;24
IN Post shorthand, English low rates.
DROF. LOUIS MkRKI: VIOLIN, MANDOLIN.
guitar, cornet; reasonable. 225 Geary, mr. Powell.
CINGING: PIANO; PARIS GRADUATE;
bFrench German languages 50 mo. 1O9Taylor.r7.
CLAIRyOY ANTS.
DEMOvAL. REMOVAL REMOVAL
KNOWLEDGE OF THE FUTURE
Is Power
For the Present
Your Future ForetoId
Es the Queen of Prophets,
MRS DIR. r. CLARK,
PermanSu1ly Located in This City.
Honest, Fesrleza and Capable
She fully realizes the responsible position IN
which her remarkable gift places her and will
exert herself to the utmost to please and benefit
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

RS 81 KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER
Es~0 Lives will be the subject for Sunday eveu-
ing by Elder h. II. Nye OF the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-dae Saints at Pythian Hall, 9O9
Market s at :45 P. NJ. All Welcome. No col
lecIions.
re- San FRANCISCO PHILOSOPHICAL L
G~S Society-Free public lecture tonight at
academy of Sciences Hall, $40 Market st. "a
New iope." by Mrs. NJ. Nj. Thirds.
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Rs CALVARY PRESBYTERIANCHUR HURCR
E~S corner OF Geary and Powell sts.-Rev. John
Hemph'll, D. D.. pastor, will preach ! A NJ.
and 7:50 p NJ. Tonic, P. NJ, The struggle for
Existence" Morning service-Te Deum in
(Dr. BarnetO: offertory, quartet, THAT 1 Had
Wings" tKnighD Evening service-Ju bilate Deo
in A (schncker): offertory. solo and quartet
Hear My Prayer tSouthard). All are cordially
invited.
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ER THE FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH,
DC SW. cor Geary and Franklin sts-Rev. Dr.
Stebbins minister. The Sunday-school is at y :45.
BIB. .e-class conducted by Rev. Samuel Socomb
cordially invited. The evening service is omitted.
Pilgrim sunday school announces its Christmas
festival on uesday, December %, at Native sons
Hall.
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Unusual OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
u the whole or a three-quarter interest in we'll
esta ished warehouse business paying good and
sure yearly income; Will accept desirable prop
erty in part paym EASTON, ELDRlD6E q
CO.. 63S Market
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DARE CHANCE FOR THOSE WHO DESIRE
IL TO invest in good gold mine; full investiga-
iion allowed and particulars furnished. j. z, oo1
o3 Gail Office
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$3.50 ssa6.5sd years. SoIISSs Ss B.o5 STG sS
business; good reasons for selling. L., box lOe i,
Gail Office
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ds nll RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY AT
DlOO. sacrifice; owner has too much busi-
H. ss well establishes; large profts no night
work; guarantee of $75 month to energetic busl-
man; no experience needed. R, box 70,
this office.
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DARTNER -WANTED-HALF INTEREST
i given to party furnishing money TO obtain pat
ent in a carloader: in successful operation past &
months; no experiment. w. w. BECK- sebasto-
pol, Cal.
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rs YOUR INVENTION NEW? SEARCHES
i made IN Patent Office So; IL examination is IA
vorable we charge no. hing for prosecuting patent
application unless successful. send sketch de-
scription and amount RAE & CO., Patent A L
torneys, els Ninth st. NV, Washington, D. C.
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DIGIT PARTY HAVING $500 CAN BE-
IL come interested with me in exhibit; paw
$1,000 monthly; great opportunity. E., box 81
Call Office.
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SlOU0 Well esasished hTs paying Se now
and can be largely increased Address Manuiac-
| turing, box 81, Call Office
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VoUNG HONEST AND RELIABLE MAR
i ried man, with bank references, desires 10 ex-
change house and lot across the bay for an inter
est ana position in legitimate business; value
$4,000. O O.. care Pac Cal Co. 49, Eddy st.
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O.Osn AT A BARGAIN UNTIL DkCEM-
NOOO. Ter 20. hslfinterest in a restaurant
located in a large mining town and doing fna
business good reasons for selling. Address box
so ALI Office
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R7 At ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
w. Fifteenth and Valencia sts.-The usual
morning service will be given. In the evening a
special service will be given. The Right Rever-
end the Lishop or the diocese will administer the
rite of confirmation to large class OF candidates.
The music will be appropriate 10 the adve mt
season well to the occasion, and after the
benediction has been pronounced the Miserere VIII
be sung by the vested choir in the shape OF cross
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

r6 .GEM.'' THE LATEST CAMERA OUT;
pO. size 314x414. 124 Geary st.
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JINE OPENING FOR DRY-GOODS MAN IN
l. rapidly growing neighborhoo cor. Third ave
and Clement ST.; with 4 rooms; Sutro cars pass
door. ID. DANGERS, 101 California 81.
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| sy.IR0n II YOU HAVE THIS. AMOUNT
| SplOOO. in cash and can come well recon-
mended, will give you interest In business that
/ will pay you $1,000 yearly, besides 500 month
salary; particulars only at personal interview;
this is chance Of lifetime. Address h. e., box
| a. this Office
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DRANCH BAKERY AND KESrA URANT
ID near carhouse; new; low rent 1899 Sac
ramento
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ID EST PLACE ~ EMERYVILLE FUK A
ID barber-shOp Inquire ut SULLIVAN'S news
stand, kmeryville Alameda County, Cal.
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Q.1.,6 PARTNER.AS CASHIER AND AS
ID l. ZC. sistant. $40 per month. room and
boarI: guarHnl eed full value. l., box 80, Call.
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EOR SALE-AN ELEGANTLY FITTED-UP
i candy ore, doing fine ali business; estab-
lshed Is years; best location; Will clear 800
month easily; "a chance seldom offered; will be
sold rsasonable Tor casn. A. SCHAEFER, 20 Sixth.
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| EASTERN HOUSE WANT KksPONSIBLE
II party with $500 to S400 to control business on
this coast; big opening. Apply to MR. KNOWI-
| TON, koyal house, l26 Ellis st. 9 10 g.
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0IbO PARTNER, AS HELPER AND
| ID IUO. cashier in restaurant: $50 per month.
room and board guaranteed D. MORAL, s27
| Mission st.
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nns1NEss CHANCES.
IOon BARGAINS FOR SALE.

ffOR 7SALE-HALF INTEREST IN WHOLr-
i sale produce commission business having an
established trade of about ten years; good oppor-
tunity for active, energetic man; one HAVING
country influence preferred; principals only. Ad-
dress q. B.. box $50, Gail.
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DARE CHANCE TO RENT CO NLYARD
~ with screen, scales and block; established
years; in gooI running; stalls; rent $12. Apply
49, 512 McAllister ST., bet. Lyon and Lott.
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She fully realizes the responsible position in
which her remarkable gift places her and Will
exert herself TO the utmost TO please and benefit
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20
SUNDAY MEETINGs-Continued.

Mr.. EDWARD EARLE, THE WONDERFUL
! IM slate writer and est medium at Scottish Hall
| tonight; positively his last appearance In San
] Francisco Oakland. 27; Los Angeles. January 8.