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Evening journal., 1896-11-28
TEA AND INFORMAL DANCE.

The social season in this city opened
with a rush yesterday. Things up to
this time have been rather quiet, but
a number of enjoyable entertainments
are promised during the Winter.
This afternoon Mrs. J. Ernest Smith
will give q tea, from 4 to 6 o'clock, in
the New-Century Club parlors. It is
in honor Of her young daughter, Miss
Ebbie Smith, who is home from col
lege for the Thanksgiving holidays.
The tea will be followed by a small,
informal dance this evening.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
MISS WILSON'S DEBUT.

Mrs. Andrew G.. Wilson gave a de-
lightful coming-out tea in honor OF
her daughter, Miss Natalie G. Wilson,
at her home, on Market street above
Eleventh, yesterday afternoon, from 4
to Z o'clock Mrs. and Miss Wilson
were assisted in receiving by the other
debutantes Of the Winter, who arc
Miss Julia DUPONT Miss Edith Spru-
ance. Miss Irene DUPONT and Miss FL
sic Swift.
About 500 guests called during the
afternoon. Miss Wilson received q
quantity of magnificent flowers.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
NOW GANG on ASSES.

America Conclavc, No 271s, Order Of
Adhesive Mogullians, was instituted
last evening by Industry COnclave, No.
1879, with the following officers: Mas
ter mOgui, c. NJ. Baird; past master
mogul, c. A. Rudolph; senior mOgul,
Robert Adair; Junior mogul, ID. p. Bar
nard, Jr.; cash grabber, Frank ID.
Lackey; quill driver. II. G. Chandler;
worthy supe, G. S. Wier; inside snOozer,
Charles II. Kittinger; outside snoozer,
j. Writ Willis hustler, DIR. II. W.
Howell
Evening journal., 1896-11-28

The finest line of Poo
books, Bags, Card Cases
shown in this market. t
are also made to our
order and are superior IN e
way as well as low in price
quality sn lwn.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
Heart Disc 80 Relieved IN 80 Minutes

Heart Disc 80 Relieved IN 80 Minutes
Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives
perfect relief in all cases of Organic or
Sympathetic Heart Disease in 80 min
utes. and speedily effects a cure. It is
peerless remedy for Palpitation, Short
ness Of Breath. smothering Spells, Pal
in Left Side and all symptoms of a
Diseased Heart. One dose convinces.
Sold by j. n. Griffin, Fourth and
Madison streets; ~ b. Danforth, Sec
ond and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
RIPPEY- NOEL.

Miss Anna Virginia Noel, daughter
Of NJ and Mrs. Luther e. Noel, for
merly of GEORGETOWN, was married on
Wednesday to S. Howard Rippey, of
PHILADELPHIA. The ceremony took
place at Olivet Presbyterian Church.
i'm the latter city, and was
performed by Rev. l.. Y. Gra-
ham. ID. d. After the ceremony a re-
ception was given at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rippey
viii be at home, No. 1925 Market
street, Philadelphia, after January T.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28

We show this season, for
first time, a handsome lir
Sterling Silver articles mad
our own order and guaran.
TO be o25 fine, all of which.
have marked in our usual
Holiday prices.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
MADE A East PIN

The special train which brought
back A. j. Cassatt and party from
Cape Charles to Wilmington made the
22O miles in 24O minutes, besides max
ing several stops b. f. Harrington
was the conductor and E. Nugent the
engineer of the train.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
socIAL ANp PERSONAL NoTEs.

Congressman-elect Handy has re-
turned from a trip in New York State.
Mrs. Maria B. Heacock is visiting
Mrs Samuel Dutton, in Media.
John T. Holland, Of Baltimore. is
visiting former friends in this city.
John r. Dickey will start for Cali
fornIa next Thursday.
Miss Hettie Smedley and Miss Cur
lett have been visiting at Lenape.
John p. Steward has returned to
Milford.
George Vannort. Of Port Deposit
will move to Wilmington.
Miss Maud Bender and John SpiceI
were married at Port Penn on Thanks
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
WILL APPEAL THE CASE.

John d. Kelley, Andrew Traynor
and William Bacon, who were arrested
and fined for violating the game laws
of this state, will appeal the case from
Magistrate Daley to the upper court.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
CRAIG AND BLUMEETHAL.


SUMED IN THE UNITED STATES
COURT THIS MORNING.
The suit of David F. Craig against
Blumenthal & Co., for the loss of an
arm while an employe of the COM
pany, came up before Judge Wales in
the United States Court this morning.
Craig was awarded $4,000 at the last
hearing of the case, and counsel for
the defendants filed reason showing
that the United States Court had no
jurisdiction in the case whatever, and
that the case was not properly re-
moved from the state court to that of
the United States Court.
Lewis c. Vandegrift has become as
sociate counsel with Hugh c. Browne
and Walter II. Hayes for Blumenthal
e Co., Levi c. Bird, Andrew Sanborn,
George Gray and Andrew Gray are
counsel for Craig.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
PROsPERITY ANp HEALTH

Bring happiness and wealth. Drink
Quinine-Whisky for the health-hus-
tie for the wealth. D. w. Lynch &
Co., wholesale agents, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
Gov.-ELECT TUNNELL BETTER.

Governor-elect Ebe W. Tunnell who
has been suffering from a severe at
tack of gastritis for two weeks, is still
confined TO his bed. but his condition
is very much improved, and the at
tending physicians think that he will
be able to so out, probably, during
the coming week.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
AGED pEOpLE

Find Quinine-Whisky a splendid stim-
ulant tonic, fine safeguard and cure for
colds. ID. w. Lynch & Co., wholesale
agents.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
POLITICAL NOTES.
Charles w. Cullen, of Georgetown, is
spoken of ia connection with the office
of secretary of state.


spoken of ia connection with the office
of secretary Of state.
AT conference of Addicks leaders,
held in Philadelphia several days ago,
il was decided to maintain the line
up and make another center-rush two
years hence
Democratic politicians are already
talking about the mayoralty candidate.
Thus far the only names mentioned as
possibilities are President of Council
Jesse X. Bayus and ex-President of
Council John Farra.
The Dover Index says: Peter C.
Gruwen, custodian of the State House,
has thoroughly renovated the hall of
the House of Representatives and
placed desks therein for the members
of the Constitutional Convention. That
body will assemble Tuesday next and
will find itself very much crowded in
the hall. The twenty-nine desks take
up almost all of the floor space, and
there is no room for spectators except
the very small gallery. II is thought
that the Constitutional Convention
will be in session until about Christ
mas when they will adjourn until Feb
ruary, In the meantime the General
Assembly will convene and pass a
resolution to furnish the room over
the new library building for the use
Of the Constitutional Convention when
they Teassemble."
The Young Mems Republican Club
has secured inauguration headquarters
i'm a building on r street, Washington.
Arrangements have been made for 150
men.
There will be a meeting of the Adj
dicks County Executive Committee
this afternoon.
Robert c. Justis, of Mill Greek hun
dred wishes to be secretary of the
Constitutional Convention.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28

Hundreds of druggists, liquor deal
ers and grocers find Quinine-Whisky a
profitable and ready seller. ID. w.
Lynch & Co, wholesale agents, Will
mingtOn, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY take
Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets. Drug
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
Wilmington Musical and
Educational institute

1lO3 Market streeI.l
The Musical Literary Club meets Oh
Monday evening with Miss Wormley,
7.3O o'clock. Terms S1.50, $l.I5. On Tues
day and Friday, az l.3U p. m. MI Ham
mitts Drawing Class. Miss Hammitt
wednesday and Saturday, ? p. m. chin
painting. Members Of faculty meet Mon
day from p. m. to examine and classify
pupils. Music IN every branch
Evening journal., 1896-11-28

A golf club, with seventy-fve men,
bers, has been organized in Media
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
.ENNARD&( {
62l-O2S Maket Street.
Opening of
Holiday.
Goods.
Opening Of

On Monday we will be
our annual opening of Ho]i
Goods. The stock and var
are larger than ever exhib
before, representing arti
manufactured in Europe
America Both useful
ornamental and suitable
house, for young and old
adapted to all purses
There are many advant;
in selecting your holiday {
early. We have been MOI
busily gathering this hol
display.
Some of the finest are dill
importation. The others |
been carefully selected ne
home.
Need we comment on
prices? Everyone knows
are lower than elsewhere a
never under any circumstal|
mark Holiday goods at fl
prices
A partial list may help
Athenian Ware,
Rudolstad+,
Royal Worcester
Limoges,
Royal Bohn'
Bulgarian Ware.
Hungarian Delft,
Carlsbad,
Bohemian Glass,
Japanese w ares,
Vases,
Jugs.
Ornaments,
Cracker Jars,
Chocolate Pots,
Cake Plates,
Brush Trays,
Comports,
Dishes, Jugs,
Fern Dishes,
Jardinieres,
Candlesticks,
Cups and Saucer
Teapots,
Pin Trays,
Celery Dishes.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28

All communications intended for inser-
ton In this column should be addressed to
Society Editor, care of the Evening Jour
nal. communications should be written
one side of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28
TEAS AND DANCES.
Social Season in Wilmington
Opened Auspiciously.
YOUNG MEMS DANCE LAST NIGHT

A BRILLIANT EVENT AT THE
NEW-CENTURY CLUB BUILD
ING-"COMING OUT TEA OF
MISS NATALIE G. TEA
TO BE FOLLOWED BY A SWELL
DANCE.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28

AT a conference of Addicks leaders,
held in Philadelphia several days ago,
il was decided to maintain the line
up and make another center-rush two
years hence
Evening journal., 1896-11-28

Tho office of secretary Of state is
one most confidential in character and
amounts in reality to the position Of
private secretary to the governor. This
being true, it is but right and proper
that Hon. Ebe w. Tunnel, the Demo-
cratic governor-elect, should use his
own judgment in making the selection
regardless of the various "booms'
which have been launched for men
who would like to have it. 1t is an
Office which should seek the man, and
heretofore that fact has been recog-
niZed.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28

The Young Mems Republican Club
has secured Inauguration headquarters
i'm a building on F street, Washington.
Arrangements have been made for 150
men.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28

There will be q meeting of the Ad-
dicks County Executive Committee
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1896-11-28

Robert c. Justis, of Mill Creek hum
dred, wishes to be secretary of the
Constitutional Convention.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-25

Sn WaIflon 1T Der 2ebrer gbu=
aro 8ah nit 6interlai1ung betrd1tli=
der Shuloen peri9punben. Seine
6rau batte it9 flirSli9 bon lbm i6eioen
laiien. Wie es beiBt, bat er fiirsli6
aegeniiber einem 8efannten Die Mb1iht
ausseipro6en, ii6 ben Snlurgenten in
Cuba an5ui6lieben. :.
= Sn 3ooa &uBlanb, baben am
II. fait 9leib5eitig brei srobe Seuersz
briinite ftattgefunoen unb elnen gang
enormen 56aoen beruria1t. giale
pollltdnois 5erlt0rte 8aumipollen=Spin=
nerei allein mar fir 800, 900 &ubel,
etipa $685., 900 Deriidert.
= 9tus ct. petersburg miro beri6tet,
baB in ber probins Sriel fiirsli1 mdbz
reno zines mebrere Sage aneebauerten,
entieblihen Sdneeiturmes in elmer
Gadt l3O Meniden erfroren ieien.
Sn Giel iit Elm 3aufmann, g3a=
mems &ies, unter Mitnabme elmer Self
nerin uno oes ieiner Satin geb6rieen
bebeutenben 8erm69ens nah Mmerifa
9efloben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-25
Ser Wtrtbitt 95d,terititt.

Wor Rur3em brannte IN Dem npro=
pfdlsiiden 2anoifd0tben Rir1enbeiln=
bolanben oaS alte @aItbous BUR
Sraube" ab. DleieS GreigniB ruff al
lerlei biitoriide Grinnerllilaen mad.
Nidt allein, baB es fdon 81 3eiten oes
9urh3uges Der NapoleoniIheil 3rup=
pen gu Mnfang bieies Sabrbunoerts
eine grobe &ole fpielte, in Der 48er 9ez
lpegung nno fpdter mar oieies @altbaus
al,d Dft Der Srt belnofraiiiber Rllubs
eebunsen. Sang beionbers intereHant
lit eS aber. DaB Der Dibter ubfanb, Der
in Seibelberg itubirte. oalnals oft iiber
ben &bein sog lino init benz Wanber=
ltabe Die id6ne Bfal3 burbmaB, III BEN
genannten 8aitbauie feline erite 2iebe
fanb. sic mar Der Mirtbin a0bter=
lein, gnna Miefel. Mls Der iunee
StuDent tpieber eininal fam, laa bas
Widbhen eben als Qeife i'm Oauie, uno
10 entifanb bas fhone Nplfs= nno Stu=
oentenIieo vgs snsen brei Burden
tpobl iiber ben Gbein, Bel elmer Ssrau
Wirtbin, ba fehrten lie ein", elm 2ieb,
bas f9on 10 man1em cine belize Sbrd=
ne entlofte unb Giinitler peranlaBte,
es aud i'm 8iloe gu Deretpigen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-25
&aberlb Sind, glem Pbilaoelpbia.

men=gnftalt Sinoelbanf, beeroi9t. 9er=
ielbe bat lein 9lmt ieit 1868 itets auf's
8etpinenbaftelte perieben uno mar nun
i'm gegriffe, lein i'm Sbermoos in Sin=
oelbant neu erbautes 9eim Su beSieben,
als i'm unermartet Der SpD in Ieinem
76. 2ebensiabre abrief.
sn @larus lit, 63 Sabre alt, Major
Yarapicini geitorben. ST mar Dit
Snbaber Der aroBen gaumpolll lpinnerei
in S1panben unb Elm beliebter Wann.
Sn Bruntrut (gerner Sura) ltarb
na9 langem Granfenlager i'm Nlter
BON so Sabren Nutar Sarine, baielbit
lett mebr als 20 Sabren 8eri6tsi6rei=
Der.
Wtaior gopet, Sireftor bes 3eugbau=
les in @olombier (feuenburg) lit nDn
einem 9neeitelten gaDle, Der tuegen
idlsdter gluffiibrune entlaiien tperoen
muBte, eridofien porOen. Sooann
iaete li6 Der M0roer eine Suael in ben
&opf unb tarb mad einisen Stunben.
9lus Mentone 1T Die 9ta6ridt einge=
troffen, bab ielbit am 2. Mdr3 9err Or.
Guillet, YrofeKor on Der llniperlitdt in
@enf, au9 lan9jdbri9es Wtitglieb bes
@roBen &atbes in @enf, geltorben iIt.
9as GreigniB Der Wode aber lit, baB
Der uStreif" Der v@iienbabner" unter=
bleibt. Sic NorDoltbabn, Die Ii6 big
auf ben lebten 9usenblif itrdubte. Gon=
seiliOnen gu MAIDEN, bat am Nbeno oes
|. Mdr5, als Der Streif fir ben g.
MdrS protlamirt werben loate, na6ee=
seben. 9ie Germittlunss 2onferena
fanb am 20. Sebr. in Bern unter bem
yorlib bon 8unOesratb 3emp itatt.
9ertreten maren @entralbabn, 8ott=
barobabn, Sura=Simplon=gabn, @er=
eini9te G1meiSerbabnen, 3Dbtbalbabn
unb Der 8srbano bes perionals ibmei=
3erilher Sransport=Mnitalten. getref=
fenb Die 2obnfrase rDuroe init ben 5pei
erit9enannten pollitdnbises, nit ben
anoern prin3ipielles @inoeritdnoniB err
sielt. slud be5ii9li6 Nnitellunss=ger=
traa, Giinoisnnssfrilt etc. fano cine
@inigung fatt. Oie Norooitbabn bate
licb BON Der Gonferen3 fern gebalten !;
Der 8unbesratb ipra6 ibr oariibcr tele=
srapbiid iein Bebauern aug. Wie be-
merit, muBte iie ibliebli6 au6 fapitu=
liren. Wdre es auf biefer 2inie gum
Streif sefommen, 10 bate Der gunoes=
ratb iofort Der Beie1iAaft Die Gon5ei=
lion eilt3osen unb ben getrieb auf &ed=
nung Des gunoes beioraen laiIen Der
gunoes=Gommilfdr mar fdon beifimmt
unb Der eiOgen0iiilbe Gnrs= =Snipeftor
bate bic &eiie nah Grid f6on ange=
treten. Sie 8ep6lferuns Der ganaen
S1tpei3 fab bem Nnsgana Der ganaen
9lnaelegenbeit nit GROCER Spannuns
entsegen. 9llles III natiirlih frob, Die
ugiienbabner" inbe9riffen, oaB es ni6t
gum @iienbabnfries sefommen 1T.
Sf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-25
Cine nteDIid)e Sd)neiDer=
ted1tttttta.

Qlus paris tpirb beridtet ssn ben
lebten Sabren Des &aiierrei9s batten
Die Siiritin bon Metterni6 uno Die 6er=
aoain bon periisnp, 3ipei Sterne am
oamaligen Suilerienbimmel, proselle
nit ibren Sdneioerinnen, bic in Den
@eridtsannalen beriibmt lino. Ser
pro5eB Der @emablin bes 0ferrei1i=
ihen 8oti6afters orebte li6 um Die
Gleinigfeit bon $4,000 Srancs. IS
peroen aber auf allen Gebieten iolde
5ortidritte semadt. oab man jebt eli
men ProaeB anfiinoigt, binter Dem jener
Der vseiitreiden 0dblihen" suriiffe=
ben muB, benn es banoelt lib biesmal
um eine Damenibneioerre6nuna bon
$4,000 Grancs, Die Der 8emabl. elm
Marquis, su seialsen finoet. Gr seist
feinen Sinn bafiir, bab zines Der Gunlt=
perfe, Elm Damaitfleio, fiinfunofe6sia
Meter Stoff periblunsen baben iou.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-25

1v*SS~~
DON Sort mapne. Snb.. f6reibt unterua 90 Goo.
1894:
so ipdr nierais Sabre lang nit eiuem 3ersleiben
BON Gbmdbe nno Snnaer uno meim Sers i6Ius 70
fart Der Sdmers mar 70 ftedeuo uu6 audIeub,
bab tb ppr G9mdde unb Nerobiitdt ntdt f6iafen
fonnte. SD fpuroe pon mebreren @er3ten bebanoelt
bate ale 6offuune auf Seneiuug aufgeseben. @or
nueefdbr Sipet Sabreu begoun i'd 3r. Wiles' Seils
mftel al iiebmen. Cine laIe 6eart Sure beieitigfe
that 6as 1ebrige su uieinsr 3eritelluus SD erfrene
mid jest eines euteu S6lafes unb fomme often
meinen bdusliben unb geieai1aftliheu pfi1ten obne
Bef9nerben nod.
gu baben bel Mpotbefern. Bud frei.
Wtan abreiiire:
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
81. MiIes' 9eilmitteI MAIDEN geimub.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-25
eAsrimDSatd,t Gebeilt.

Ginem aIten arae, ber bon Der Yraris 3uridgesogen
Iebt nurbe burG einen oftnoii6en Wtiionar bic pe.
fir bic i6nene unb banernbe 3eiIung BON 2unqens
S6tpinbind]t 8rpmtbitis Gatarrb, Nffbnia unD alien
3alS. uno suneenfranfbeiteu aussebdnbigt Mud elm
Wtitel fir poiitlDe rabtoe peluns BON 9terben
bic mnnoerboren 5eilfrdfte in taulenb yden erptobt
hattie eradtee ct es fir ieine pit baS Wttel ienen
Ieioenbeu Witmeniden befannt 5u MAIDEN. 0pn belent
Wtptip unb Wunib getrteben, banbelte en- SD ieribe
befes Hesept gana foenfrei on Aae bic es tpiinien
in beutider. en9ffd5er nub fransbfifder Sprae NIT
ppler Mnmeifung Der 6eriteauna nnb Des 8ebrauds.
Genbe MbreSie nnb 8refmarfe, besebe Sid auf bieie
3eitnng unb i'd ienbe es jofprt 90. H. 9aopes, 800
HotperS BIod, Notefter, 81. o.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-25
8udIetts Wrnifa galbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der Welt fir
S9nittmunoen, @ei6miire, Sal3fluB,
SiebermunOen, 9lusl6las, aufseiprun=
gene Sdnbe, Sroitbeulen, 9iibneraugen
unb ale 9autausi9ldse, fopie lie be-
ftimmt Sdmorrboioen beilt. sic tpirb
sarantirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbeit gu se=
ben, ooer oas 8elb piro Suriifgegeben.
Preis Is Gents per S9a6tel bel s. 6.
Wliller & Sobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-25
Gin Oaa Der Grtud dbntt,8 ners
Otett.

gDeit Sobofen, q. .. Bon elmer
bantbaren Mutter tpurbe uns Golaen=
bes our 0erDffentli6ung iibermadt.
Wir fommen bieiem Wunf6e 9erne
nod, ba mir aus eigener grfabrung
2aes hierin aefdgte serne enboiliren.
,Sm Sabre 1894, begann 6rau Mela
dior, a6t Sage Dor Weibnadten fam
mein Gino aug Der S1ule unb mar 70
franf. oab es ni1t mebr alleine Die
Gtiege binauf fDnnte. SD 9riff fOslei6
aum Nlpentrduter BlutbeleberunO Gor=
mis- 0eilOl (idb balte oieie Meoisinen
nun idon z Sabre beitdnbig i'm Sauie)
aab ibr BON benz Blutbeleber uno rieb
Gals uno yruIt nit Dem 6eilOl Elm.
Ea bas Sinh iebo6 INNER frdnfer
tpurbe, lieB idb ben DoftOr fommen.
Qlls er anfam unb bas Gino fab, fagte
er: .Mrs. Melhior, no lit Die Nr5nei,
tpelde Sic aebrauden 2" SD seigte
ibm bic S5laI6e Mlpeufrduter ylutbeles
ber. Ga tlopfte er mir auf Die SbuI=
ter nno ia9te : .6ie baben mebr se-
tban, als i1 i'm Gtaroe geiuelen tDdre.
Sic baben oas 2inb pOn Der fdDar3en
0aIsbrdune gerettet." Mlsoann ber=
ihrieb er BEN Ginbe nod cine Mr5nei,
fam oann nod einmal unb bas mar
alles, pas er tbun ionnte. DaS anOere
that Gornis MlDenfrduter Blutbeleber.
SD ratbe baber allen Wiittern, INNER
oiefe iuertbpollen Qeilmittel i'm 0auie
8u balten, oa man itibt iDiiien fann,
mann bic gaotbuenbigfeit an uns berans
tritt fir Elm guiss 0ausmittel @e5raad
3u baben."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-29
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VI good canvassers in connection with political
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SCANDINAVIAN GIRL TO ASSIST LIGHT
ave-, near Twenty-third, Potrero.
EDUCATED WOMAN FOR OFFICE; EXPE-
~ rence not necessary; references. Address
Permanent, box 49, Call Office.
WANTED - PUPILS FOR MILLINERY
w school; class now forming for fall work; prac-
tical; reasonable 410 Leavenworth st.
PELIABLE GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, IL
10 until after dinner daily: experience and refer
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.EINIsHERS. OPERATORS AND APPREN-
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CoLORED WOMAN APPLY FOR DAYS
- before 10 O'Clock. $40 Harrison st.
WANTED : CUSTOMERS FOR ELEGANT
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l. RIGHT GIRLS TO LEARN GLOVE-MAK-
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making taught, 50 per month; pupils can work
for themselves, friends or customers: waist, jack
ct and skirt patterns cut to order, 25c up. Nc
DoWELL Academy, 636 Market opp. Palace Hotel
T ADIES-FREE! FREE! LESSONS EVERY
II Tues, Ito 3: dresscutting. IA McAllster, r. 81
HAIR-DRESSING; MANICURING LESSONS
IL MISS DOYLE. 119A Powell st. and los Ninth.
HAIRDRESsING, csc AND 35c: MORNING
IL and eve classes; 10lessons$1 go l24s Mission.
CoAT-FINIsHE Rs WANTED. Sal MARKET
" street.
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE:
VI Winchester House, IA Third St., near Market;
200 rooms 25c TO 81 so per night; 81 so to $6
perweek; free bus and baggage 10 and from ferry.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-29

I ARGE NICELY FURNISHED DINING
j. room and kitchen, Suffer ST., near Taylor, il
exchange for board: but reliable person
need apply; good business opportunity. Address
C., box IL, Call Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-29

DARGAIN IF SOLD BEFORE THE 1ST-
ID Cozy home; well-furnished rooms. 500
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-29
BUSINESS CHANoEs-continuea.

IT OTEL TO LEASE FORA TERM OFYEARS
Ii new 6-story and basement brick build ng con
tanning 90 rooms also ground-hoor and we'll
lighted basement; centrally located, N block n o.
Emporium building; newly furnished throughout
furniture for sale on reasonable terms For further
particulars apply TO S. SILVERBERG, 800 San
qnrnn st room 20.