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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06
MILL VALLEY ASSAULT,
Ebenezer Wormuth Brutality
Beaten by Midnight
Prowler.
His Assailant Believed to Have Mis-
taken Him for a Young
Woman

MILL VALLEY, CAL, Sept. 5.-Ebe-
nezer Wormuth, an old resident of Mil
Valley, was brutality assaulted by an un-
known man between II and 1 O'Clock this
morning within a few feet from mis- door.
He was badly beaten about the face and
one of his ribs was broken. Frank Re
gala, who was working in the neighbor-
hood, is suspected of having committed
the assault. He was taken this afternoon
by Deputy Constable Gray to the County
Jail at San Rafael and placed under
$40, coo bail, Judge Fotterell of Mill Valley
making the commitment.
Wormuth left the house about II o'clock
to go TO an clubhouse and was attacked on
his return. His assailant beat him Sc.
verely over the head and face and then
threw him to the round and kicked him.
breaking one of his ribs. Mr.. Wormuth,
after lyin on the ground for an hour OF
more, succeeded in getting up and enter
ing his house. He awakened his wife, W no
went out to alarm the neighbors. Deputy
Constable GRAY lives within few hundred
feet of the Wormuth place. He heard the
cries for help shortly after midnight. Gray
armed himself and began a systematic
search through the redwood grove and thu
adjoining fields, without finding any one.
When he entered the house, Wormuth
was covered with blood and was suffering
great pain.
Wormuth believes the man who struck
him mistook him for 3 young woman who
is living at the house. He is 70 years OF
aoe and next to the oldest inhabitant oil
Mill Valley. He is said to be possessed OF
great wealth, all of which he has accumu-
lated since he has been in the valley, and
which, it is said, is buried around some
where about his properUY,
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Te,tino a Santa Cruz Ordinance.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Sept. 5.-The at
tempted enforcement of retailers IL
cense in this city has reached an acute
stage. The principal merchants have COM
bined TO fight the collection of this tax,
and to-day c. d. Hinkle, a prominent
grocer, was arraigned before Judge Gard
ner on test suit. Senator Bart Burke ap.
peared for the Merchants Protective AS
ISOLATION and now a strong tight will be
made. Very bitter is the feeling in Santa
Cruz. and it will cost the Council much
money before iecision is finally reached
Should the decision be favorable to the
city an appeal on behalf of nearly 100
store-keepers will be carried to the SUI
preme Court
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Madera Sta6bima Afrau.

MADEIRA, Cali, Sept. Sin a stabbing
ARRAY here late last night Hugh Toomey
was wounded by Robert Arthur. The fra.
cas- occurred in the saloon of Barney Nc
Cluskey. Toomey was cut from the ear TO
the corner of the mouth, splitting the
cheek open, and the knife also punctured
the iugular vein. 1t was some time be-
fore a doctor arrived, and the wounded
man was weak from the loss of blood be-
fore he received tie proper care. The flow
of blood from the throat was finally
stopped and the wounded man taken to
the hospital, where he lies in precarious
condition. Arthur has been placed under
arrest.
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rIBURoA,S CLAM-BAkE.
Preparations Made to accommodate FL
Thousand PeODLe.

Preparations Made to accommodate Fire
Thousand People.
TIBURON, CAL, Sept. 5.--Preparations
for to-morrow's great cam-bake and gen.
eral good time were completed tonight.
Besides the baked clans and the barbecue
nearly 300 chickens will be sacrificed for
the feast. 1t is expected that 5000 people
will be in Tiburon. The tables have been
extended TO accommodate this mum Der
and more. One hundred bucketfuls OF
clans are being dug. This makes about
$50 bucketfuls, each being sufficient for
twenty persons. TIE Richardson Band OF
Sausalito will be on the ground at 1C
o'clock in the morning. The railroad COM
pany will put on three extra ferry boats
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SAN RAFAEDs CrcLE PARADE.
NoreI Features arranged for the Wheel
,neu1s Celebration.

Novel Features arranged for the HheeL-
mems Celebration.
SAN RAFAEL, CAL, Sept. 5.-All the
committees having in hand the prepare
tons for the great lantern parade to take
place here on Intervening of the 18th inst.
are working zealously. One of the prob
able features of the parade will be Zobo
band OF at least sixteen pieces. Every
rider is busy now designing decoration
for his wheel. Lanterns will be hung
across the streets that night and buntin Z
will be placed on the houses and store
fronts. The colors of the San Rafael Ath-
letic and Cycling Club-black, orange and
yellow-wilI be predominant.
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Ordered to Port Orohard

SEATTLE, WASH, Sept. 5.-The United
States monitor Monadnock of the North
Pacific squadron, now at Port Angeles I'M
der command of Admiral Beardslee, is
soon to be placed in the new Government
drydock at Port Orchard for repairs and
overhauling, IN compliance with a Navy
Department regulation which requires
that all such vessels shall be inspected
every six months.
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Autumn
Silks.

Autumn Miracles in Silk Weaving
CT atmiraculously low prices.
OHikS. st Genius of the
Loom" has fairly caught the life and
soul of the rainbow and spun its pris-
matte colorings into a myriad of won
derful designs. Exclusive patterns
here at OUR FAMOUS LOW
PRICES.
New Fancy Figured Silk, FL inches
wide-Armure or Chameleon effect
choice new designs-regular CO.
81 value-Our Price............. OOO
Monotone Warp Printed Taffeta-z2
inches wide-aIso in the popular
Chameleon effect-wondertul designs
and coloring-cannot be duplicated
for less than $3.50 yard. QOc
Our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OOO
Latest Novelties in Shaded and Plain
Striped Silk-22 in his wide-Jac-
guard Figures and MORE effects-2o
high artnovelty designs and Ga 90
shadings-Our price only. pa'OV
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Militnrn Rau at Nnnn.

NAPA, CAL, Sept. 5. = Company H
gave ball in its new armory on South
Main street last night. The music, sup
piled by the Napa Specially Club 0rches-
ira, was excellent, and the soldier boys
did all in their power to make the guests
Joy themselves. Under the able man
agement of the floor director, Lieutenant
II. II. Muller. the evening s entertainment
passed off pleasantly. Over 125 couples
participated in the dance.
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Colored Dress
Dress GOODS. Fabrics for Fall.
Styles exclusive with the EMPO-
RUM. And right at the seasons
opening they are marked at the usual
end-of-the-Season prices or less.
OUR PRICES are non-competitiYe.
Atwood Cloth Checked Suitings
as inches wide-2o new dark color
effectS-two tonsd-5oe regu- 400
lar retail price-Our Price,. FVC
London Two-toned Checks Al
inches wide-rough Cheviot effect
the checks rather large-among the
many new color effects Hunters
Green, Marie Louise Blue and Mode
rec "a fabric that retailS for AOc
Coo yard-Our Price. fOC
Checked Suitings, in heather eff
fects-52 inches wide-pure wool-8
new colorings-another 6oc A0c
fabric-Our Price. F0O
BoucIe Striped Cheviots-4o inches
Wiuc-ONCi -SilOl pdttCltlS Oli (llCIhCu
grounds-strictly all Wool-made
to retail at Coo a yard-Our 49,
Price. .......................... ANO
Tweed Mixtures-5o inches wide
all wool in the prevailing shades of
coloring only-a splendid fabric for
tailor-made suits-ordinarily 500
sold at 81 a yard-Our Price. OOC
Overshot Bourette-52 inches wide
tufted stripes on tweed ground-sure
to be one of the most sought-for
fabrics for Fall and Winter O. nA
wear-Our Price-............. QAsOO
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spond to the tap of the bell on Monday
The entries are as follows:

Trotting, 2:3O class, purse $sO0-Peter Jack
son. Millie L, Joe Nolan, Colby, Auditor, Bill
lups, Leader, Fanny G, Silver Ring.
-Fanadma. Captain Harris Maud Francis G,
Wow, Ala Ellert.
Pacing. 2 :27 class. purse $780, heat dashes-
Cinnabar, Butcher Boy, Blue Bells, Alto Genoa,
Joe Wheeler, Bastina, Lizzie E, Mollie Nurse,
Rnf
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BONNEVILLE, CAL, Sept. 5.-Judge
Barham and Colonel J. H. Roberts ad-
dres> ed large and enthusiastic audience
here this evening. under the auspices OF
the Downieville Mckinley Club.
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Bo,.nd VaHev Assassin,s Fate.

WEAvERYILLE, CAL. Sept. 5.-Greg-
ory, the third assassin of Round Valley to
be convicted. was to-day sentenced to a
thirty-year term of imprisonment in San
Quentin.
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The Newest Thing Out.
CdnO Coin Purse.

You haven't got to keep the con-
ductor waiting five minutes for your
carfare; you haven't got to take off
your gloves to get small coins out of
your purse. They come at any price
you may desire-5oc, 75c, SI.oo and
up to $500. Ask for the Cano Coin
Purse.
Books, Stationery and Leather Goods
Department first floor, rear.
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dyOTE-Apobos of BLoA5yKE7S and COM
forts, zoe beg TO call your attention to the prizes and
qualities of our immense stock of HE1f11ED and
HEMSTTCHED SHEETS and PLLLOWCASES.
Goods that bear the EMPORIUM guarantee as stand
ard and Jgar7unted to giUe satisfaction.
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Black Silk.

Black Brocaded Gros-Grain SiIk-z2
inches wide-the new stylish de-
signs-patternS large or small-regu-
lar retail price $I.Io a yard Or
Our Price. OOO
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FT0SCF1plIOilS tCpaieI ny olle
ZOC- soription Clerks
in the West. We do not employ
boys or unqualified men for this
work. The drugs we guarantee to
be the best, fresh, and under no cir
cumstances do we make substitu-
tons. If some exceedingly expensive
ingredient is ordered we charge you
cost, no more.
NE rant Jon to become better ac-
qHaiHtsd nj II one Of The best and b. far
the iozUest-pyiced Drugstore in tie city.
On Mond.zv s0sl1 LADY purchasing soc
srortb of goods in fbs Drug Section NIL
b. presented crftb Carling-frOn Hsatsr
free.
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$50 pairs Fine White Wool BIan-
kets, size 62x8o inches, good value
for $3.50 a pair. Our % TX
Frlce. .................. p%sH -
$50 pairs White Atwood Blankets.
size 6zx8o inches, good value
for $500 pair. Our O. ZE
Price. .............- 4~SSf ~
$50 pairs White Wool Blankets,
strictly all pure wool, size 72x84
inlhes-thiS kind never sold for less
than $3.50 pair. Our GE 90
observation-disclosures. OOsOO
100 pairs of White Wool Blankets,
size 72x84 inches, jacquard border
and oolorS, mace of the finest Ohio
pure secured Wool-intrinsio value
5000 pair. Our GG En
Price. VOsOO
50 pairs of Pure Wool White Blan-
kets, very artistic jacquard borders,
size 72x84 inches, well worth
SI2.oo pair. Our CO zE
Frlce.................... >p~'SA -
50 pairs of Magnificent White Wool
Blankets, beautiful jacquard borders,
size 8oxeo inches-the warp and fill
ing both wool of the highest grade
$50 a pair the actual GIL no
value. Our PRICE,. piTF"OU
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Black Brocaded Gros-Grain Silk-22
inches wide-exTa heavy weight in
the newest designs and scroll pat
terns-cannot be duplicated for less
than ST.25 yard-Our OQc
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Not a few pairs left from last
winter at the same old prices,
but thousands of BLANKETS
and COMFORTS from the
best mills in the World-the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06

Black Brocaded Gros-Grain Silk-22
inches wide-very heavy-extra,
soft brilliant finish-new and excIu-
sive deSigns-cannot be bought
elsewhere for $3.50 a yard Ct 10
Our Price. .................,..... PAsVO
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Comfort Specials.

IS dozen Comforts, covered with
figured Silkoiine on both sides, large,
soft and fluffy, size 72x78 inches
excellent value for s2.75 Cd Ak
each. Our Price............. V%SHO
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A Sale of
Blankets
And Comforts.

new stock just opened-at OUR PRICES The
EMPORIUM new prices on the necessities of life
applied to the BLANKET and COMFORT stocks in
this store
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LinOIeum, OiECloths,
Mating, Rugs.

Bromley Smyrna Rugs, 3ox6o
inches-always $500. Our CO IN
PrlCe............ .........-........ V%sAO
Smiths Moquet Rugs, 27x6o
inches-always S2.75. Our CD 6n
....-.-..........-....--... Np~~s "
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10th Century The The choicest .dt,sst.e Of
Carpets. from from European
and Domestic looms. Many of them
EMPORIUM exclusive designs
new, exquisite, pleasing-colors fast
and guaranteed not to "sprout."
Marked at the EMPORIUM New
Scale of Carpet Prices.
BigeIow Axminsters-lined and laid
regular at SI.75 yard. OF AE
Our Price......................: Qks1FO
Hartford Administers, lined and laid
regular at $3.50 a yard. &a 0E
Our Price. OIsZO
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FAMOUS BUTTERICK
PATTERNS here-The EMPO-
RUM has made permanent ar
rangenlents, NTH the Butterfck
Publishing Company, and a Sec
ton on The frst foorts giUen ouer
to The best Paper Patterns maantac-
fmed. The STOCK is COMPLETE.
Bntterick Catalogue and Fashion
Sheets for 4nta'un FREE on ab-
pIicati0n.
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NOTE-See the best Blanket Sbo10-c0itdo1O Display
eOer made in this ctv-tbySe fUU 1Oind01Os, Market
street 'front.'
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excellent value for s2.75 $0g5
II dozen Comforts covered with
durable material in handsome pat
terms and colorings, soft, warm and
light as downfall value o. Rn
$500 each. Our Price. p%SOO
10 dozen Cotton Laminated Down
Comforts, covered with plain or
fancy Silkoline-value for o. NJ
S4.25 each. Our Price,. UOoZO
IS dozen Laminated Cotton Down
Comforts, covered with fancy French
Satines made to sell for $500
each. Our Price during Cd EO
this Sale................"...... V0sOO
Eider-down Comforts, the largest
assortment ever shown in Califor-
MIA store, ranging in price from
$3.50 to $1,000.
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THE EMPORIUM.

0KER Show-A Sale Extraordinary.
800 square feet the great room
n transformed for the time being
ROCKERS exclusively. No Furni-
S ever shown such a vast number
d ROCKERS at one time. If you
to have one, don't miss this sale.
average 50 per cent higher. The
the best makers only. Below are
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SITUATIONS ,EANrED-Continued.


CITUATIoN WANTED BY NEAT GERMAN
- girl for upstairs work. Call at 1918 Ellis st.
ESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO GO
II out working by the day, washlng, IRONING
houseceaning or nursing; 81 per day Auuress VI
call 133 Twenty-sixth ST.
CITUATION WANTED BY A MIDDLE-AGED
- Catholic woman in a small Catholic family: is
very good cook and has best OF references Auoress
D. F., box l0+, Call Office.
CITUA1ION WANTED BY AN AGED WON
- TO do housework: wages no OBJECT. Apply
at l07 illiam st.
ID ELTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO DO WASH
IL ing and ironing by the day. Address 80 Frank
lin ST., in bakery
DELIABLE LADIES' NURSE WISHES A
IL few more engagements. Address 30 Franklin
ST., in bakery
TRAINED NURSE. SCOTCH, WISHES RE
i engagement as masseuSe or in medical, sur
gical and mental diseases; lady or gentleman;
would go by the nour to patients residence; terms
moderate. Call 441 McAllister st.
ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WITH A
II child wishes situation 10 do houseworK; coun-
try preferred Address r. Y, box l37, Call
IVOMAN WOULD LIKE WASHING AND
w ironing 10 do at home. Call or address / 80
Minna st.
CIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO GEN
" eral houSework in private family. Apply 717
Twenty second St, near Valencia
7 ADY WISHES SITUATION AS LADIES'
IL nurse invalid. t23 Twenty sixth ST., corner
Capp.
T ADY WISHES TO DO WASHING, IRONING
II or housekeeping by the day. 123 Twenty
sixth ST.. corner Capp.
CWIss GIRL WANTS SITUATION; GEN
- eral housework in private family. Helvetia
Hotel. 43l Pine st.
DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS CHAMBER
III work; sleep home. Address W., box 81, this
Office
CtITUATIONS WANTED BY A NUMBER OF
- good respectable girls; cooking and house
work; young neat second girl. 1112 Antonio ST.,
OF Jones, near Ellis.
NOUNG WOMAN WANTS PLACE AS
L housekeeper CITY country. Call or address
2S Se> enth ST., room SO.
4 MEXICAN WORKING HOUSEKEEPER
n wants a situation. Call or address Mastick
terrace, Alameda.
Y speaks German fiuently wishes a governess po-
sition. Address D., box l04, Call Office
AIDES NURSE WISHES A FEW MORE
u engag ments. Address Nurse, 40S Cough st.
COMPETENT WOMAN WHO CAN Do
~ French or American cooking wants situation;
is trst-class aundress fond of children; will work
city or country in neat family: moderate wages.
Call 749 Howard st.
LIXPhRIENCED TAILORESS WISHES EN-
u gaGements to do plain sewing and mending.
Call or address 12012 Geary St., room l5.
DELTABLE SCANDINAVIAN GIRL WANTS
IL a situation TO do general housework. Please
call or address Ala Folsom ST., near First.
DESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED LADY, COM
III petent for housekeeping or any place OF trust,
wishes situation in good family; noobjection TO
country; references If required. Address y. B.,
Loriu station, Alameda County, Cal, Postoffice
box IS.
EXPERIENCED DSTENOGRAPHERW WHO IN
IL derstands bookkeeping desires position good
city references. = T.. box 35, Call Office.
IA INCHESTEk HOUSE. Al THIRD ST, Mr.
w Market; 200 rooms; 25c to 81 so per night:
81 30 to So per week: convenient and respectable;
Tree nus 10 ana from the ierrv
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- BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR 81;
US collections made, city or country. Pacific
Collection Co.. AIS Montgy ST., room D. Tel ooso'
- WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS
ES>S scrubbed. reasonable rates: payment Tor
oanages guaranteed. {. ROSSl Il CO. 242 Sutter
- NINE HANSEN AND ASSISTANTS
U.s. Electric. vapoE salt water baths llo Lay!or:
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D,yIDEND NOTICES.

- DIVIDEND NOTICE-DIVIDENDN No.
tF~S 20 Il cents per share) of the hutchinson
Sugar Plantation Company will be PAYABLE at the
office of the company, 327 Market street, on
snd after FRIDAY, March 20, 1895. Transfer
books will close Saturday March IA, 1896. at II
O'Clock N. r. H. SHELDON, Secretary.
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PHI YSIClANS.

SEWING MACHINES.
A LII KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED,
"A rented, repaired; lowest rates. 2O5 Fourth st.
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THOROUGHLY COMPETENT NORWEGIAN
/ girl wants situation either at housekeeping or
second girl and seamstress, or to do cooking and
general homework: wages S25 TO $50; am eXpe-
Iienced and competent to ill either situa ion; in
writing please state few particulars. Address G.,
toX 50. Gail Office
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PERSON AIS.

IF THIS MEETS THE EYE OF MAGGIE
L OtONNOR, late Of Baldwin Hotel, please adj
dress A. box !, Call Office
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hIDDLE-AGED LADY, WITH GROWN-UP
vi daughter wish situations in same house;
mother as housekeeper, daughter as chambermaid
Call 12 y erba Buena ST., of Clay, bet.
Mason and Taylor.
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COMPETENT GERMAN COOK AND HOUSE
Y work girl wants situation: best references
city or country. MISS CULLEN, 1913 Sutter st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

CPRINGS, RESORTS AND COUNTRY no.
- tels-If you want any female help write or
wire. c. R HANSEN & CO.. 40 Geary ST.
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ID ESPECTABbE, MIDDLE AGED LADY
IL wants sii iuation General hOusework. nurse the
sick or a good mother for motherless Children; is
quick on foot; good references Please call 241
Fifteenth ST., Mission.
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COMPETENT FRENCH WAITRESS AND
y seamstress wants situation: nurse; best
references: city or country. MISS CULLEN, 1928
Surter ST.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS AT
i schoo houses-sea.ed proposals will be received
by the superintendent of Common Schools, in
open session OF the Board OF Education, new City
Hall, on Wednesday, March 20, 1895, at o:3U r M
for the construc ion of waterclosets outbuildings
and bukhead at the Longfellow Primary and Kim
con Grammar schools, at the DeDman Grammar
School and ut the Cooper Primary School, in the
City and County OF San Fra cisco. In accordance
With plans and specifications at the office Of
Charles l. Havens, architect of the board. room 55
Flood building corner Fourth and Mar2es SITS.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids as the public good may require.
GEOSGE BEA NSrON. Secretary.
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CITuATION WANTED BY A M1DDLE-AGED
- Catholic woman in small Catholic family: is
very good cook and has best of references. Address
d Z hnN 1N4 Call Nitice.
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I7TRST-CIASS GERMAN AND FRENCH
i cook desires place; , neat housegirls, country
preferred 2 strong ranch cooks: young girls.
s.
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E0C AND 81. SOC AND 81.
OU PROFESSOR LEON,
533 POST ST
Wonderful power to tell past. present and future !;
advice on all AHA RS: removes evil influences; let
ters with stamus answered. hours A. NJ. to p. NJ.
DROF ZANZIC, TIE WHITE MAHATMA
L palmist and clairvoyapt medium, SIS Ellis
ST.. tells past. present and future events with ut
most truth; sittincs ladies ste, gents S
DEMEMBEK THE SEERESS OF THE AGE,
II STARLIGHT. parlor S, l16A Grant
Al ME-. LEG tTrE: PRESENT, PAST AND FU-
Ih ture; 25c. 81 Tehama ST., upstairs.
NINE. MOREAU, j. ST MEDIUM: REVEALS
Il East, present and future :25c up. 76t Howard
NIME. ARNDT, BEST FORTUNE TELLER rs
1N1 the world SOC and 81. shows you he picture of
your future husband or wife. Twelfth cor. Market
NINE. PORTER, CARD READER; Tells
wi past, present future: ladies Soc. gents 81 ;
pamistry, cIairvoyant. sittngs 81 so. 1875 Turk s..
NINE SYBILLE - L1FE-REA DER: PAST.
II present, future; charms; fee SOC. 914 O'Farrel
MRS. B. BAUMAN. THE RENOWNED ME-
Vl dium.and cardrea6er. 1872 Turk st.
NiME. STEWART THE GREATEST CARD
1n reader and clairvoyant In the world: seventh
daught ter has read cards since years of age: and
mining. lawsuits and marriage: ladies or gents
Soc. 9l7 Market ST., parlors and 4.
NINE. RAVENA OF s2S HOWARD ST. AN
In nounces to her patrons removal to Fonrth. r
and 4; sttings daily tips races names gwen Csc
NINE DR.. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEAL
I'l er by eggs and cards. tells entire life, past
present. future; consultations all affairs; moth
help: restores lost love by sympathy mistake I'M
possibe; fee 81 letter SO. 929 Post ST.. mr. arkin
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11

ID ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS
II place to attend store or do second or chamber
work, where she can sleep home. Address s. L.
box 131, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11

CITUATION WANTED BY NEAT GERMAN
y girl for upstairs worS. Call at 1918 Ellis ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11

DIATELY-SIJUATION WANTED BY
i young woman for general housework in private
family: wages Sl5 TO $50; city only. CaIl at 916
II oward S., near Fifth.