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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-05
UTAH.
For The Herald.

4 .
When Utah, the new Palestine,
First showed her face on the map
The moon, with its splendor divine,
Could have sat with ease on her lap.
Five states have been nursed on ner
breast
Five daughters who wear her old
clothes
And She stin shines light of the west
Invincible peer of her foes.
No mineral e'er dug from the earth,
No stone from the east or the west,
But Utah has given it birth,
Or it lies on the folds of her breast.
Her lead. and her silver and gold.
Streams out from her mines and her
mills, -,
And coal and iron. in wealth untold,
No grain that the farmer can sow,
No tuber, or berry. or root,
But some parts of Utah Will grow,
And better. the taste and the frult'
Her sugar and honey and wine,
Would make the gods nectar, or mead;
Her silk like a banner does shine;
Her stock is the pureSt OF breed.
Her factories make wooden, or flour,
And leather and soap, glass and paint;
Her rock will build castle or bower,
With her brick and lime and cement
Her rivers are clear as the springs;
Her lakes are rich like the sea,
And few of her gay birds but sing;
Her air is the purest and free.
Her mountains tower up to the sky
With rich groves of cedar and pine,
While spread below the vallies lie,
With orchards, and meadows and kline
There's treasures in canyon and lea,
There's wealth in her strataS below
Her streams of gas roar to be free,
Her oil wells are bursting to flow.
Her sons are as brave as the best,
And cunning with plow, and with pen;
Her daughters are fair as the rest
OF all the fair daughters Of men,
Some proud states or countries may
boast
They have older turrets or towers,
But from the hills down to the coast
Their land is no better than ours.
JAMES DUNN.
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one into good humor with himself and
every else. and it should be very
welcome at this season"
On account of the illness of some of
the participants, Mr. j. K. Sullivan
has postponed his concert from We'd
nesday, Jan. s, to Wednesday, Jan. 10.
A full programme will appear next
Sunday.
At the Grand this week Fitzgerald
Murphy's new American drama, THE
Silver Lining" will be presented. While
it is an effective story of rustic life in
Illinois, it deals largely with the great
financial question. and its real purpose
is to present in the most interesting
way possible the arguments advanced
by the friends of silver. 1t is written
in a comedy vein. The cast is as fol-
lows:
John Jefferson. an Illinois lawyer.
Bill Jefferson. his father-a farmer.
.....................G George r. Edeson
James Rhoades. a tramp, known as
Dusty .............. Walter Edwards
Cyrus Russell, president of the Far
mers' and Merchants Bank.
....................Wi William H. Tooker
Baron Theodore Rotheman, an Eng
lish f1nancier. Brigham Royce
Jack Scribbler. editor of the Jeffer-
son Tribune. Hugh ]. Ward
Lemi Smith. sheriff of Pike county.
.....................G George w. Penrose
Donovan. a workingman. .........:..
.....................H Harry Hathaway
Virginia Russell. the bankers daugh-
YNaT-raT1
Kate Overton. the schoolmistress.
Madge Carr-Cook
Daisy Bellwood. a cycle girl. .........
Observation-Disclosures. Edith Pollock
Lucy. a maid ....... Catharine Jerome
Harry Corson Clarkes many friends
and admirers will have the pleasure
of seeing him at the Lyceum this
week. The comedy selected, my Aw-
full Dad gives him an opportunity to
appear in his favorite role in which
he is irresistably funny. He will be
supported by the strong stock COM
pany. and feature Of this weeks bill
will be the popular flower scene from
'Ingomar.' in which Mr.. Hayes aD-
pears as Ingomar and Miss Lytton as
Parthenia.
On Saturday, Jan. IS, Edith Pollock
sewers her connection with the Grand
where she has been playing since the
opening of the season. Miss Pollock is
a painstal1ing and conscientious ac-
tress. as all her work has shown, and
is one of the most popular members
of the Grand company. Her ability
has won her a, large following of ad-
mirers. and their best wishes will go
with her when she leaves. Miss Pol
lock has not yet decided as to her next
engagement, but it will probably be in
the east.
Ada Dwyer left for Philadelphia last
week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-05

A cup of muddy coffee is not whole
some, neither is a bottle of muddy
medicine One way to know a reliable
and skillfully -prepared blood-purifier
is by it's freedom from sediment Ay-
er's Sarsaparilla is always bright and
sparkling, because it is an extract and
not a decoction.
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be used to represent scenes in Armenia;
the lecture will be given by Mr.. Hawkes.,
who has devoted considerable time to
the study of the subject The public are
cordially invited to attend these services.
First Congregational, corner First
South and Fourth East, Rev. Clarence
r. Brown, pastor.-Morning service at IL
o'clock; New Years sermon by the pas
tor, subject, THE New Name Which No
Man Knoweth Saving he that Receiv--
new members; Sunday school at I2:15;
Junior Endeavor at 4 p m; Y. P s.
G.. b. at 6:15 D. M; evening service at
9 MTa 3Tg g g r and o ebas IN +
March (sacred), q: Silas; Cavatina. j.
Raft; overture, William Tell (by re-
quesD, Rossini; prayer meeting We'd
Y. NJ. c. A. % West Second South
street.-Young mems rally today at
p. m. addressed by DR.. Carlos Martyr
! be cordially welcomed. Workers Bible
| Training class at 3 p. M, conducted by
Mr. E. Bowler. MONDAY prayer meet
ings every day from 1915 to 12:45 Men
only are invited to these services.
First Presbyterian Church.-Rev. r. G..
I McNiece, pastor. Public worship at IL
and congregation to hear reports of the
years work Sabbath school at 12:3O;
/ Endeavor meetings at 4:90 and $40; even
/ ing worship at 1870 and fourth sermon on
Elijah and his Mission" by the pastor.
/ Seats free at all these services. Week of
/ prayer observed by meeting on Tuesday,
/ Wednesday and Thursday evenings ait
/ 1880
First Baptist Church.-Corner Second
! West and Second South, Rev. H. B..
Steelman pastor. Services at Ill a. M.
and 1880 p. M; Sunday school at 12:15;
Y. p. S. c. z. at 6:S0. This being the
week of prayer, meetings will be held
| every evening at TAB except Saturday. A
welcome to all. The annual meeting for
election of officers for the ensuing year
will be held Friday evening.
Baptist Chapel.-Corner Indiana avenue
and Navajo streets. Sunday. school at
3:15; evening preaching at 1880; Y. p 5.
| c.. E, Friday evenings.
Tiff NJ. e. Church.-Corner First South
and Ninth East streets Dr. Tiff will
| preach at II a. m. and 1880 p. M: The
sacrament of the Lords supper will fol-
low the morning sermon and love feast
| precede the evening sermon. Revival ser
vices will be held each night during the
week except Saturday night. All are IN
vited. e. 6. Hunt, pastor.
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First NJ. E. church, SO East Third
South. w. X. Beans paStor.--Su'i1i.y
school. 9:45 a. M, z. o. Lee, suparintend-
emf. Preaching service, II a. m. and $50
p. m. Morning subject: Taking y Fresh
Start" Evening theme, Good Reso,u-
abeth Fritz, 8 p. m; Epworth league,
$780, Frank Z. Wilkinson, president.
Church music with "choruc choir TN
der the direction of Prof. Petersen. ID
dies Aid society meets on ,esday at
3 o. m,
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East Side Baptist church.-Pastor Col
Inns will preach this Sabbath at IL
o clock and also at 1880 p. m. Morning
theme, THE Greatest Work in the
World" Evening theme, THE Little
Gospel The ordinance of communi On
will be administered after the evening
sermon.
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The Central Christian church; corner
Third East and Fourth South streets,
B. F. Clay, minister, residence, 962 Third
East street.-Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. (;
preaching IL a. m. and 1880 p M; Jun
Tor Endeayor 4;S0 p. M; Christian En-
deavor 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday 7:90 p. m. You are cordially in
Vited to attend these services.
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Christian Science service, l. o. o. F.
hall. Market street.-Church services at
II a. M, subject, Communion" Expert
ence meeting Friday at $50 p. m. Free
reading room in same building; open
daily from to 4. All welcome.
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Norwegian Lutheran church of Our
Savior, Rev o. K hamburg, pastor
Children's service today at II a. m;
sermon at p. m. The choir win meet
at 237 South Fourth East street, Tuesday
evening at o'clock. On Saturday, school
at o. M
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Third Presbyterian church, Rev. Jo-
siah McClain, pastor, Eleventh East and
Washington avenue Oincoln Park).-
Preaching II a m. and 1880 p. M: Sun
day school u noon; Society Christian En-
deavor Gas p. m. Prayer meetings 730
Wednesday evening.
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Baptist Chapel-Corner Indiana avenue
and Navajo streets. Sunday school at
3:15; evening preaching at 7;S0; Y. P. S.
c. E, Friday evenings
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cal society meets in room sos Progress
block at II a. m. Subject Alchemy and
The Rosicrucians." The study class meets
in same place Mondays at p. IN. All
invited.
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one into good humor with himself and
everybody else. and it should be very
welcome at this season"
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Services today at st. Marks cathedral,
the Rev. j. B. Halsey, dean.-Holy corn
munion 1880 a. M; morning prayer and
Sunday school Gas a. m; litany and holy
communion at 1880 p. m On Monday the
Feast of Epiphany; holy communion II
a. m.
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Phillips Congregational church, Sew
enth East and Fifth South, Dana W.
Bartlett, pastor, residence S19 East Third
South.-Preaching II a. IN. Sunday
school. 12.15; Junior Endeav0r society,
Ais: Christian Endeavor society, S.15;
evening services, the stereopticon will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-05

The Reorganized Church Of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints will holi
side of East Second South, between
Second and Third. Sunday school at 10
a. M; sacrament at II a. m; preach
ing at p. m by Elder Herman C.
Smith.
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Spiritualists-The First National Pro-
gressive Spiritual association will meet
at Unity Hall, No. 30 West Third South
street at 7:9O pm. Sunday evening jan
uary 5th. Thursday evening at p. m,
DIR. Richie of Boston, Mass, will lee
ture and give tests.
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st. Peters chapel, Warm Springs
Second Sunday after Christmas, holy
communion 1880 a. m; Sunday school 3
p. M; evening service and sermon 100
Monday Feast of the Epiphany; holy
communion 1880 a. m. Rev. Douglas Wal
lace, prieSt-in-charge.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
VERY CHEAP PLACE

Al
~ Said to be the best place in Tuolumne County
for general farming, and is known as the Cloud
man Ranch; contains 1878 acres of land; 400
acres OF fine level land, will grow grain or fruit
the balance good pasture land, suitable for cattle
hogs or sheep; it is located on the main road and
the central point between Oakdale Sonora, Chi
nese Camp and Knights Ferry; it is stopping
place for the travelling public, being on the road to
Yosemite Valley; postoffice. telephone office.
hotel and feed yard, black smith shop, all on the
place and are paying good rents: lot of personal
properly will go with the place if desired pasture
will carry from 500 to 500 head of cattle if sold
within 30 days will take $1,000: part cash bal
ance four years at per cent interest per annum.
Apply at once to BOVEE, TOY 81 SONNTAG,
l9 Montgomery st
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
n'FARRELL & CO.,
" DAVID BUSH, COUNTRY DEPARTMENT.
IL MONTGOMERY ST.

II MONTGOMERY ST.
IL acres 51a miles north of Niles Alan eda Coun-
ty; well watered and well sheltered; with
house and good barn; rent $3.50 per annum,
cash in sdyance; this ranch has splendid
feed.
G9S00 1o1s ACRES ONE MILE FROM
hundred yards OF railroad: all in full bearing
apricots, ,nrunes and peaches; nice hard
finished house Of five rooms, well, pump
flowers shrubbery, ETC.; water piped to
house; this is profitable suburban home
and is very cheap; easy terms or will ex-
$1,000 or $500 cash difference
$1,000 FOR 20 ACRES OF LAND NEAR
N)1OOO Glen Ellen, SoEoma County. with
house, barn, orchard and vineyard and farm
CT IN PER ACRE FOR A FINE GRAIN
ept.OO and stock farm of 440 acres near Sa
Miguel in Monterey County; plenty OF wood
and water; house and two barns; the cheapest
property in The State to-day.
O10 PERACRE FOR 2lOO ACRES, MILES
VIA from Red Bluff in Tehama County, on
fruit land, valued by bank at $50 acre.
800 PER ACkE.soo ACRES, 2 MILES L.
SAO OF the town of Ukiah, Mendocino County:
500 acres rich bottom land: balance splendid
grazing land well wooded; well watered; fine
Improvements; sold by order OF administrators.
S0OUU. ali out in grain; "a good house com o1n
pletely furnished; all the stock and tools
OLIVE ORCHARD OF rs ACRES NEAR
" Glen Ellen, Sonoma County; 2600 olives, 1900
lily orchard, all in full bearing; balance OF
land pasture and rolling, well wooded good
improvements; splendid water; price on ap-
plication.
DOR EXCHANGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
l. property, fine income ranch Howell
Mountain, Napa County: 80 acres resistant
bearing vineyard; 10 acres in prunes; good
improvements and plenty of water; value
$4,000
A LSO FOR EXCHANGE-l5 ACRES; FOUR
n miles from Santa Rosa; handsomely yimproved
place; value $4,000.
A LSO FOR EXCHANGF-42 ACRES: TEN
n minutes from depot at Colfax, Placer County,
full bearing orchard value $4,000.
E'OR RENT ACRES OF LAND, 212 MILES
l. from San Mateo, at Laurel Creek station; a /
out in aprcots. prunes peaches with nicely
furnished house of 10 ROOMS; bath: barn: :
chicken houses; windmill and tank: sprinkled
roads in summer: house is nice 2-story hard
finished, with large verandas; nicely improved
with lawn flowers, trees, shrubbery and
cypress hedge; completely ful niShed, includ-
ing piano; rent $400 per annum or for the
season.
A LSO IN SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, A NICELY
IA furnished house of 10 rooms with fine barn :
lot 150x250; situated on hill overlooking the
beach and the town on Walnut ST.; electric
cars pass the door to and from the beach this
Is a beautiful place and is completely fur
niShed; photograph at our office: rent for the
wear, $500.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Continued.


ORANGE LANDS.
ORANGE LANDS.
BARGAIN PRICES.
BARGAIN PRICES.
$40 PER ACRE.
SIX ANNUAL PAYMENTS.
ORANGE-BLOSSOM COLONY.
ORANGE-BLOSSOM COLONY.
OAKDALE, STANISLAUS CO, CAL
a 10-acre orange grove makes nice nome ana
at the same time good investments 1t Will COST
you unimproved 500, planted and cultivated
$780, about $500 cash, balance in i've annual
payments; no interest; the trees planted on thl5
property will begin bearing in about 3 years, and
the fourth and fifth years will be paying large re-
turns.
We have an experienced horticulturist in charge
of the colony who will care for nonresident OWN
ers properties very reasonably.
For further particulars maps and circulars ap-
ply to EASTON, ELDRIDGE & Co.
63S Market st. San Francisco,
Or F. T. KNOWING, our representative Oakdale,
Cal.
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A SUBDIVISION, 8 TO 20 ACRES,
IA OF the beautiful Fairview Villa, one mile from
the Courthouse, Santa Rosa, at your price and
terms.
% ACRES FOR $4,000: As MILES OUT; l6
LOU acres healthy grapes, good for $3.50 this
year. acres fruit and blackberrfeS; never-faiIing
supply OF running water; good buildings: all tools
and stock; bargain.
1901 ACRES FOR S1625: As MILES OUT:
IOL2 an ideal place for summer home; fishing,
hunting or poultry.
HUGH sHIELS, 6O2 Market st., Crocker
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SAN FRANCISCO "CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco GAIL
Tl0 Market street, open until l2 o'clock eyerv
night in the year.
BRANCH oFFICES-b3O Montgomery street
corner Clay; open untn $3.50 O'clock
SS9 Hayes street, open until $50 O'clock
7l3 LRrkin street, open until 8 80 o'clock
SW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets open
until o'clock.
9blS Mission street, open until o'clock
ll6 Ninth street, open untl 8 80 O'Clock.
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MEETING NorICEs-Continued.

M~Ss SAINT ANDREWS SOCI- EY ~.
EE~G ety-Reguiar meeting TO-MoR- ~ 0Ng
ROW (MoNDAY) EVENING. April MIX
49, at the close of which there viii be n %Ts%
social reunion: all me IN pers ar cordially invited
ANDREW WILKlE, President.
w. C. Cook, Secretary.
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WI SEVENTH DAUGHTER

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OF the occult science this coast. This marvel
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Have you been unfortunate your business in
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Have your mining interests proved Improbable,
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Unlike many mpostors who frequently infest
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Ladies and gents so cents.
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M INCHESTER HOUSE, A THIRD ST., Mr.
w Market; 200 rooms: csc to 81 so per night !;
81 so TO So per week: convenient and respectable; !;
free bus to and from the ferry.
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NRsP Rad TENANTS ELECTED FOR $4
u~S collections made, city or country. Pacific
Collection Co.. 4l5 Montgy ST., room D. Tel. boSu
NSsP WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS
&~D scrubbed: reasonable rates; payment for
damages guaranteed. Z. ROSSl & CO.. 242 Sutter.
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~Ns THIRD CONGREGATIONALC CHURCH.
Nc Fifteenth St. Mission-Rev. William
RAIDER, pastor Services NJ II A. NJ subject,
"PeopIe " no Douht." Services At $50 T.. NJ.
subject The Higher Thought Of Teuny,' the
first In series on the theology of the later poe $.
Music ny ChoruS Cnoir under direction OF William
q. SLnlLfe-l- 4 N I'VE cnrd -allN .nNi.nd
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

NY DIVIDEND NOrICE-THE NEVADA
I~S Bank OF san Francisco. The Board OF Dlrec-
of this bank have declared dividend (No. Ib)
for the quarter ending March 81 at the rate OF SIX
(6l per cent per annum, payable on and after the
9th OF April. Transfer-books will be closed from
the 10Th to the 18th inst. both days inclusive
ID. Il. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
San Francisco April =, 1896.
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RNS PROGRESSIVE CHRISTIAN SPIRIT
S ualist society will give PROOF of life after this
by the star mediums, Mrs Kate Heussmann,
trance medium; MIS-. NJ Francis, independent
slate-writer; Loriug Hall, Eleventh and Clay
strestS Oakland; 2:S0 and 80 p. NJ. sharp. Ad-
mission. l0c
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EES FIRST UNITED PRESBNTERIAN
N~S Church Golden Gate ave. and Polk St
ReN. NJ. NJ. Gibson, ID, pastor. Services at II
A aud so p. Nj. The young peoples services
at $50 T. NJ The pastor viii preach at both ser
vices subject tor evening, From the Life of
JONAH a revival on the high seas: sermon for
sailors. SeAtS free. CoriiAl welcome 10 MI.
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- GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
H~S' Church. cor. Twenty first and CRpp stS-
Rev. NJ. +. Colnrvu. pastor. Preaching by the
pastor morning and evening. Preaching nj II
A NJ subject: ~ Wonderful Process Multiplying
y Man bv the Circumfe ference OF the Earth" sun
dav-school n . so 7. NJ; G. W. Mark, superiutend
eut: bring the children: all are invited. Praise
service $50 y NJ, led by Bro. Robert Husband.
Preaching at : AS 7. NJ. Everybody invited. Seats
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Sys RS ENGLISH LUTHERAN
k~S Church, on Geary 81. near GouCh-Rev O.
II. GruNer, pastor. Services SUNDAY al II
a. N. and as Z. NJ; sunday school At 9:45 A. NJ
Young Peoples meeting at : 2 NJ. Subject OF
morning sermon, Thomas Concession" Al. are
welcome. Seats free.
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ESP LIBERALS AND TRUTHSEEKERS-
no Or. J. l. York, the noted orator, speaks AT
scottish Hall, l05 Larkin St. this evening at 5
sharp on some Mistakes OF Theology" with a
convert The wicked Jews. Don't miss a red-hot
a.~rttY
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NY CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
Sr~S ter-dav Saints in Pythian Castle 909 Mar
ket 81 Conference to-day. Services Mt 10 A. Nj,
ana ';4o 4. NJ. friendly invitation is extended
10 the public. No collections.
ESS THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY - FREE
80 public lecture every sunday evening at $50
Post st, 7;45 O'Clock. Tonight, Between Two
Lives" by nr. Anne ]. Patterson.
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. FINE TRACTS; ONE OF 60 AND ONE OF
= % acres; both adjoining; one good house
OF 8 rooms, barn. acres OF orchard ard vneyard /:
fine bottom land for vegetables and clover; viii
sell both or separate, or will rent the unimproved
place TO purchaser OF the improved place. EDWIN
So
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20 2oc' 20
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

pETURNED-M ME DR. ATL Mt A
~ world-renowned business and test medium .
tells from cradle TO grave; reveals every
rage and all affairs; she has no equal;
before going on journey or into business call on
the gifted lady; locates mines and buried treasure
removes evil Influences; cures all diseases; all
should seek her counsel; hours, 9 A. NJ. TO 8 p NJ :
Rank
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00O00 160 ACRES FINE VALLEY LANE
sUoOOO. that produces alfalfa, timothy anc
other grasses; large barns; common house: some
orchard; abundance running water; also controls
large range for cattle. No. 1l47.
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EIRST-CLASS HAMBURGER COOK DESIRES
Il place, years reference, city or country; neat
German chambermaid and seamstress strong
ranch or hotel cooks; institution and hotel help
awaiting. Send TO MME. LEOPOLD, Reliable EN-
ploN meut Agency. 20 stockton
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u lots, 200x120 (haf screl: fine place for poultry
or flowers; $500; half cash. W. LAMBERT
Milibrae, san Mateo County.
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ts~@ on "Why Spiritualism Is Blamed for the
RaScalIty oi Fortune-tellers.' Convincing tests.
the sick healed. mediums developed and write
questions answered. Washington Hail. S5la EDDY
81, ; + NJ circle tickets, magnetzed paper ana ad-
mission free
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M AN WANTS POSITION IN WINE BUSI-
-,A ness; Ia years experience. Apply 2S16 Gold
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

NY SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH. COR
ET~S OF Twentieth and Capp sts.-A. J.
Wells, pnstor Mr.. Wells will preach at II A. NJ.
"a \ature Books and Friends. \ special service
M AS r. NJ Miss Susan II. Anthony viii speak
The Moral Powers OF the Ballot Men es-
peCinllv are inv tied TO come and hear Pastors
Bible class nj Gas =. NJ. sunday school at GAS
4. NJ All seats free Pastor resides at 20 Lib
erty 81.
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sITUATIONs WANTED-MALE.

Nj lNlNG ENGINEER ND META RIG IST-
w IL years experience in mining smelling and
go 10 milling, is open Tor engagement: references
y ddress Metallurgist, Brooklyn Ia otel CITY
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UNMARRIED MAN DESIRES SITUATION
- OF any kind; speaks English, French and Ger
man; has best of references as good coachmar
or gardener also able 10 take care OF gentleman.
place. ranch or farm. Address L. WAEL, So
Market =