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Decorah-posten., 1897-10-29
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Tsrts negst fengirn,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SEQ 9(rncn.
Sper 3irsoas o. Srsoag bpsr atrsoaa.
Eli oen gantte 8rts,
s1.25 for Narganoen

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Sioer.
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5rcOass'gtuneret i~noebolber gtpbeosr ira SnOs o. NJ
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90 paalioeligc MarfcoSberetntn9er. :"
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Dag, Tor 2 dollars saraanaen. 8ortoeu ateuc toher !
Dollar % fire Gents, o. Subifriptioueu maa oerior IsnSs
olrefte til %, ba ri pda tnqeu Waabe fan beta(s Somna
ZION Ior N0rgesabonnenter.
Ipertisiementerne f~oroeleS paa De TO Slaoe, o. Ser II
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8loo. -
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pctalcs I WorIfuo, ba ri eacrs life paa rQla
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zoe 9reoe Nbohrenter anmobeS oerior pau Oct InOf2,
oi9,te ON at lenoe lin Subifriptiou / SortIo. cner III
ct belt War. sl,25. eQer ct halpsglar, SO Gents, eQr
fpnrt Nar, 80 Gruts.
5eeorabsYohen os Veo Nrneu er pelea
oct sanlle 2ano. oanlan tan p~anltelig lenpe en- mere vi
ipnlnler @aue for ben lille Gum al 2 9u ars iii Stp0ts
Serlner oerbjemme. Serom bar hi mun9ioloise @omi
Saro ! Srtue bienn,eira. Surics en- Gargal8 O8 i, o.
$ life pil faa Sat til 9Bli. @ov.utuIcr I gtOret H.. it,
So. 100 o. uarlsh or nrrifp SrJmrrf,-
s Saab ON, at bore geirebetIer for at 7faffs Or
snnosmrno ct apet. biliet 8lao paaitiSunes, uubsilA
SccorabaTo Often % Weo 9rnen paa bet bOf
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-29
WGrf neOenfaacnDe Soalife.

vi nepenltaaenOe Suger bar ri l1eaet ltore Be
bolbniu9er, os gbonnellter fan erboloe 1anlm
lonl FrGmlebeger til ~betgoelig neblatte Yrlier.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-29
aoHiraI gariram til lin SusFplberis, Irs. 9rat,.
Ct. Grur, 10hs San, 1858.
8ilhm 9,noril.

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Ct. Grur, 10bs San., 1853.
1Prs. Grats.
Ssg bar muntat 9srss WshtsI,Iis ON, at bet pmfoer sr Inf
stNs lem at Fnbe IN Stuspigs. os at Pissn iirar fan feIse
m,o Dem til 81. Grur.
0snn, aitae rnua airrs5 en-, os bet at en- grunD, icn sr
n,sst ~bsorepelig. Wfin Tisees, mrs. @irDieitunss, Spgoom
bar !asst en- uDentet alporig 9enoirg, % / Mprses mcotog
ip bet rpiiena Suoftub, at Fun s oeo. Senoes ulano fal
rGr. alseI.s fra Surftancen al Sprg. Sr. 9eCrg: CT alisrfcs
riift til i'm Srpstr, frr at tirIp. 5an msS at gjars Scr
anitaIsninsr til SssrusIisn, pg js rI frIg' sihr ban. inb,n
gssraulisn fnar Stso. 8i bar hrefkr iiiuas OF tass sr.
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SiS bshgns ii ing,n StuRpig.
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at r,sns; Iris life - iaa bstul bsnbs h ~iucranligs aoIpen9e
cg fs henhe op.
Isss Irtbur gartram.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-29
Ssres Irtbur gartran.
Mrs. Srats til qSmiraI 9artrdm.

gPrs. 9rate til InuiraI gartrlm.
Den lite Sanuar.
SfitGr,s 81. QoairlL.
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bog for BIT sifalos. is ituIbs bliOe io%riintst.
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9staesIs / ben itors 5lniIisicrs iurbIiper jsg 5r. 2~lOmiralna
tro bensiHf Sophie Drats.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-29
Xda Yrepc.

DOR 20 eerts Oh u lsnoe "Secordb Soiteu" 3 Dioaues
Der paa Grspe. Itan tan lenoe Iunage Staulps oeripm
Get ialoer lettere. Seno belne glaptei.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-29
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blaoet~ peo Bernt 9ie.-9ilcoarupp al 9teoattDrerue rMs
reuoe ben noritoanite Tresieioreiira
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nina, nleo BprtrTt al "9ecprab 9piten"s lloaiuer, &G0a!
9ieoattgrcr p9 eprtgc Nrbeiosiot % 20 andre &iaeper, Der Do
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nert, uleo 5 StSer 5egt bcori betripes Ell @usnogtperS eEp
pproiaheoer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-29

Seeorab' YoHcn ps SEQ glri,en ct Nar % Oeune Sy
Ipm Ir9mue Sf.2j.
Zen c So9 tan IaaeS %inobunoet for ID Gents ertrl
So8en er bebre tnoblmoen % toler mere Iortu END hp
li9ere Yr9nIiebp9er, n,si ben pil blipc uRro at aienrne
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
The woodmen of the World.

Golden Gate Camp No. ga, Woodmen OF the
World, will, on Sunday, July IL. at 2:30 P. NJ
unYeil the monument which has been erected
to the memory of the late Alex Copeland by
the order in Cypress Lawn Cemetery. The
ceremonies of the order will be used.
officers OF Golden Gate Camp will be in
stalled on Monday evening, July 10.
The arra rangements for Woodmen's day at
the Chutes are progressing, with every pros
pect OF large attendance. Games are to be a
part of the afternoons entertainment, for
which prizes are to be given. Among the
games are some which are characteristic of
the order. such as woodsawiug, woodchop-
pin e. etc. 1t is also the intention TO have a
Iubrace. For this Past Consul Moses and
Neighbor Miller were 10 have entered and had
begun training, when it YVES discovered that
the past consul was desirous of using wooden
bathtub, for which he did not get rermissien
So instead, he will enter the woodsawing
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
BONDS OF FRIENDSHIP.
A Spanish Editor Clements Them Be-
tween the United States and
G-atemala.

Angel Prieto Alvarez, the clever Span
ish writer and editor of Ell Comerco
of this City, has done something to bring
closer and friendller relationship betw cen
Central America ana the United States
by establishing another newspaper in
Guatemala City. Copies of the first three
editions have reached Lere, showing won
derful strides in Central American Jour
nalism. Ell Comercio de Guatemala
is published in English and Spanish, two
of the eight pages being devoted 10 the
Erglish-reading public of the country.
There are about 1900 representative
Americans and English in Guatemala,
and this is the first time they have been
furnished an opportunity of getting fresh
news from the outside world. Ell Co.
mercio de Guatemala IS in connection nv
wire with Ell Comercio OF this CITY,
and enjoys the benefits that must natur-
ally accrue.
The advertising columns indicate that
the busne men OF this City appreciate
the value of this new medium fully as
much as do the Central A Americans.
As the name would indicate Ell Conner
clio is a commercial paper first, a purveyor
OF news, and has nothing to do with poll
tics
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
Inter Nos Circle, C. o. f.

Last Wednesday night Inter Nos Circle,
Companions of the Forest, F. o. A., installed
lis officers in the presence of almost the Ell tire
mem Dership end large number of visitors
The installing officer Y. as Mrs. Emma Harring-
ton, grand chief companion. sisted by Mrs.
NJ. Connell, grand marshal, ami they per-
formed the work in manner that was mos {
creditable. The following named were in
stalled: Mrs. Mae Donaldson, chief ccmpan-
ion; Mis- Ma ggie Gaul, sub-ehief Companion I;
Miss n. Rodgerson right GUIDE; Miss NJ. Oakes
LETT guiGe: Mis- Maggie Triest, recording Sec
retsry; Mrs. Emma harrington, financial Sec
reiary; Mrs. Kirchner, treas urer; Mrs. Sophie
Coyle, inside guard, and Mrs. NJ. Kane, outside
guard.
AT the close of the ceremony there was pre-.
sented short entertainment OF instrumental
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
The Board of Supervisors Asked to
Remember the Dollar
Limit.

Yesterday was held a regular meeting
of the boaru of directors of the Merchants
Association President Dohrmann occupied
the chair, and the following directors were
present: Charles Bundschu, James S. Con-
well, Hugo D. Keil, D. v Kelly, Henry
Michaels, John L. Quinn, w. r Sherwood
and A. Fusenot.
The following seventeen applications for
mem bership were preseutei to the board
and all the parties unanimously elected as
regular members of the assoc. alton:
The Bank OF British Columbia, Bush and
Sansome streets; John A. Beckwith, II Davis
street; D. BIagi IL Co, $40 SanSome; BoeI1cke
& Runyon, 23l Sutter; Charles J. bruschke &
Co, 644 Bryant; California Electrical supply
and C,nstruction Company, 1l45 Market;
DayOust d Groppe ngiesser, 1l03 GeaTy; l..
Foard, IL Market; Rotert Hall, 46 Main;
Hey, Grauerhoz & Co. 224 Front; Newell &
Bro, 217 DAVIS; Pacific Rolling-MiR Com
pany, 100 Market; Palace Bathing Company
III FIJI bert; san Francisco ard Pacific Glass
Works, Seventh and Townsend: Charles f.
Scniller IL Co., 6lS Bryant; John II. Sievers,
% Post, and Wallace, Seaward d Co., Flood
building.
Regarding the tax levy for the ensuing
year, 1t was decided by the board TO pre-
pare AMI forward to the Board of Super
vi ors a memorial upon this subject. This
memorial Will petition for the utmost
economy in every department of the City
government consistent with q wise and
prudent administration. 1t will ask the
board TO keep within the dollar limit, and
will speclaly treat of the subjects in
which the association is particularly in
terested. such as the sweeping, sprink-
ling. paving and lighting of the pu bic
streets. Provision viii also be asked Tor
the continuance OF the work started by
the previous sewer commission.
In addition TO the public work of the
association The board decided GREATER TO
urge measures OF practical I'M p ortance to
the direct interests of its mem Le RS and the
business com mmunity in general. move
ment lor encouraging regular excursions
to the City OF buyers ana others from all
over the coast was considered feasible, and
efforts will be made in this direction.
Z he work of similar associations in NV
York, Chicago and other Eastern cities
has resulted in great benefit TO those COM
munities.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

Artemis Circle. G. o. II.

Last Wednesday night Artemis Circle, Com
ranions of the Forest, gave its fortune party"
in Social Hail of the Foresters' building, and
the circle can feel fiattered that there was so
large an attendance. The affair was got up
under the direction of the foilowing-n amed
committee on entertainment: Mrs. NJ. Gar
barino. Mrs. J. Seward, Miss R. Garbarino.
Mrs X Devechi, Mrs. J. McCracken and George
J. Berger, and it included u programme of sew
eral mum bers. followed by fortune-teling by
a member who personated a gypsy, and then
a dance till midnight. There was piano solo
by PTofes or Howe; fancy dance, Miss Juliette
Miss Frances Buckland; vocal solo, MIR. Lance; (;
a recitation by Miss Ger.ie Dougherty ana q
vocal solo by Miss Lulu Mccormick. All pres
ent united in declaring that the fortune party
was one of the very best ever given by this
Oil
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
ANOTHER COURT
ROOM Is NEEDED
The Figel Cases Have Been
Postponed Until Next
Monday.
Attorneys and the Judge Will
Not Stand in a Putrid
Atmosphere.
The Murder Charge to Be Heard
First by Agreement Of the
Lawyers.

Testimony in the numerous cases against
Theodore Figel will not pe taken until
Monday next. The defendant, calm and
demure, fanked by his counsel, W. H. L.
Barnes and D. Louderback, appeared be-
fore Judge Campbell yesterday morning.
The prosecution, represented by ex-
Judge Murphy, asked for a continu-
ance on no statutory grounds, but sim ply
that the continuance was desirable on the
part of every one concerned.
Murphy called the courts attention to
the fact that the courtroom was
not large enough to try the cases in and
volunteered to assist his Honor in getting
more spacious quarters so as to accommo-
date the crowd that might desire to at
tend. He claimed, also, that the air of the
courtroom was POISONOUS and he did not
care TO risk his lie any longer by breath
ing 1t.
Judge Campbell, in answer. said:
l spoke TO the Chief of Police and Mr. Nc
Donald ard made arrangements with them to
give me small cases, HttIe mlsdeme0norS, can
dispose oil in u few minutes-that don't require
the attention and care that ielouies do. lnere
is one of the Judges away, you know. l am
anxious and wiling TO give you all the time
necessary to hear those cases properly and
speedi Y. / believe there are ten of them, and
il will require some time, and we ought to
have different courtroom. l am going TO
walk out OF this courtroom soon and tell the
Board OF Supervisors and board of City Hall
Commissioners to hire another Judge-that
cannot stand 1t.
II do not know any more influential
gentlemen than you, General Barnes and
Judge Louderback," he said, ito assist
me in getting u new courtroom"
81 think We will all join in the request"
said ex-Judge Murphy, because l know
we don't desire 10 kill ourselves or be
poisoned during the examination OF these
cases. l don't know how your Honor
stands it."
The cases were then continued until
Monday, when the homicide charge will
be heard first, by agreement among the
attorneys.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
71O Market street, open until u o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock.
S3e Hayes street. open until so o'clock.
6l5 Lar<n street: open until 80 o'clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open
until o'clock.
261S Mission street: open until o'clock.
167 Ninth street; open until 80 O'Clock.
1905 Polk street; open until $3.50 o'clock.
NV. corner Twenty second and Kentucky
streets; open till O'Clock.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMALE.

COMPETENT FRENCH SECOND GIRL AND
" SeamsiresS desires situation best reference;
city or country. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st.i 1
NJ EAT GEkMAN GIRL Dir SIRES SIT UATION
IN at housework nurse; So to 81 5; refer
ence. MIS- CULLEN, 1928 utter st.
DELI BILE YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES SIT
IL ualion as working housek, eper; good cook
MISS CULLEN, 1913 Suffer ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

and vocal music and recitations, which full
nished pleasurable hour for those who were
in attendance. and during the evening there
we're served cooling re reshments and nght
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

R% ANNUAL MEETING-THE REGC LAR
CF~S annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Mariposa Commercial and Mining Com pany will be
held at the office OF he company, room 8. in the
Hobart building No. 532 Market street, san Fran
cisco. Cal, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of July,
1897, the hour of O'Clock NJ for the pur-
pose of electing IA board OF directors serve dur
ing the ensuing year and the transaction OF such
other bushes may come before the meeting.
II. G. ST. VENSON, secretary.
Office-Room in the Hobart building 532 Mar
ket street. SAn Francisco, Ca.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

~R ANNUAL MEETING-1HE REGULAR
ts~S annual meeting of the stock holders OF The
Fan Frtnci co and san Joaquin Valley hailway
Company will be held at the office of the COM pany
321 Market ST. san Francisco, California on Inc
10th dey of July, 1897, at th hour OF p NJ. for
the purpose of electing Board of Directors to
serve / the ensuing year and the transac tion of
such other business may come before the meet
lag. ALENA y DER MACkIE, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-CooK GERMAN STYLE, $50:
w cook, Jewish family, $25; neat young
girls, genera housework. $40: Is young girls light
housework and assist, &12 to $l5: nat rir. gene
raj housework, American fami y. $25: second girl
and sewing, BIT 90: 2German nurses and second
girl, $50 and $25; restaurant mattresses, SO a
week; waitI esses for private boarding house $50:
American cook for institution, nice place. $40; 8
young German nurses sl5 and 500; North Ger
man second girl $25 Apply 10 j. +. CkOSkTT
d CO., 81 Sutter ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
sIruAr1oNs wANrEp-cort,nu...

CCANDINAVIAN n SECOND GIRL, ALSO GER
- man lady's maid and hairdressor and sewing,
bo b with rood erences desire situations. APP
ply j +. CROSE1 T, 316 Sutter ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

GP DIR. IRENE WEST khTUKNED; NEW
tH-r medicated and electric treatments Km. 30,
$50 Market.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

M OMAN WISHES TO DO HOUSEWORK IN
w small family and make herself gene ally use
full objectio children; wages from $1Z to
$!5 10 Whitmore pl.. near Powell s., on Clay.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-MRS. LAMBERT.
u 1T Powell st Uel Main 5332) furnishes best
help of all nationali. les.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

Young LADY (PARISIAN) WOULD LIKE
p ace : working housekeeper; city or coun-
try. Room 10, l22 Post St.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

VOUNG LADY RECENTLY FROM THE
l. East dt sires a place as housekeeper, widowers s
home preferred. 234 Otarrell ST., room 3.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

MEXICAN LADY WISHES POSITION AS
"A housekeeper; &, oil home; small wages NJ.
NJ, box %, Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

ORR, l3 YEA $ OLD, WISHES TO CARE
" for child over year old; speaks English and
French; Will sleep home. A FOKTIN, 22S Shipley
street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

WIDOW OF SOME EXPERIENCE WOULD
w like secur. Il houseSeeper's place. or Will
do plain sewing. 223 Post ST.. room i.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
NOTICE OF nIEETINGs.

@R CALIFORNIA COMMANDERY
W. No l, X. T., Masonic Temple, Post sEiss?
ard Montgomery sts.-Regular assembly KT
o'clock Order Of the R, d cross. All frat, rs Y
are courteousy invited
sir JOHN p. FRASER, EN-. Com.
SIR HIRAM 7. GRAVES, Recorder.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

NIIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO DO LIGHT
Nl homework: is fond of children; objection
to the country; b, st city references Call OF ad-
dress / SO Clara s..
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

R7 YERBA BUENA LODGE OF PER
ES~S fection No. l. Regular meeting
THIS (FkIDAY) EVENING, Juy 9, at 8 n
o'c ock. D. 4. GEORGE J. HOBr, In
Secretary. 60
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

RS IMPROVED ORDER OF RED SC
Es~S Mems Hall Association of san %sGsS-
Francisco-The annual meeting of the A.&N
stock holders Of the Improved Order OF Red Men
II ali Association of san francisco will be held in
the building OF the association, go Post s., on
MONDAY EVENING July IL, 1897, a: 3 cock,
for the purpose of electing board OF trustees or
directors for the ensuing ear and such other
business:as may properly come before the meeting
DAVIS LUUDERBACk, President
WILLIAM J. SMITH, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

JHIRST- GLASS AMERICAN OR GERMAN
l. cook; the best of city reference; &25 to $50.
81 5 Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

M MANTED-BUTCHER FOR HOTEL, $4O
w cook for resort, $40; French cook for small
fan lily, S25; German cook, urivate place, $40; 3
dishwashers. city, $40 a, 25; dIshwasher and
bakers asss' ant for Salt Lake. $25; wal Tor
hotels and restaurants and others. Andre, 3 d
s, ,ockton st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

WANTED, FOR COUNTRY-PROTESTAN
w girl for general housew ork, grown people $26;
nrst-c as nurse and second girl, $25 Scotch Or
En- glish nurs'. $40: laundress, $25 girl for gen.
erai housework, for Paso Robes, $40; San Rafael.
$25; Boulder Creek, S25: Palo Alto, $25; Ala
media $25; cooks small country hotel, S26: 8
mattresses, country hotels. S %: waitress country
restaurant. $50; mother and daughter as cook and
second girl. S35; and many others Apply 10
j. F. CROSETr q CO.. 3l6 sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

| opOSO RESTAURANTS; GOOD LOCATION;
! sDOOO. best bargain ever offered; seats 50;
electri' light; mi rors private rooms furniture or
rooms Included; cost 81 90; owner here years,
making money, but must leave this week
sTENBERG & CO., 632 Market
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

d7OMEN AND STRONG BOYS WANTED
y to-day, from $50 to S15 per month and
found: free fare for $50 more railroad teamsters
81 rs day; 98 laborers anu transfers, 81 75 81 90
and 81 SO per day. $26 and $25 per month ana
found: also 70 men TO do pick and shovel work.
$35 per month ard found: o5 woudchoppers
wanted. II IS per cord, 4foot. tool and food fur
nishei by company; 20 tiemakers for railroad
company: 26 farmers, or had vineyard
hands. $26, $-5 and $40 per month and
found: 8 choremen, $40: muckers for tunnel
81 rs q day. MURRAY IL READY. 634 and 636
Clay ST., Leading hmploy ment agents
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

SWEDISH GIRL WANTS A POSITION TO DO
~ general houseworK and cooking. Call lIf san
jose ave, near Twenty-third ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

HIRL WISHES WORK IN SMALL FAMILY
VI Address j. PAULSEN. 600 stevenson st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

M WANTED-SkCOND-H WATER-TANK;
w 1000 2C0J gals. Inquire NV. Fiji
teenth and Natoma
lN ANT TO BUY 100 To 500 LAYING HENS
w ana rent ranch br Oakland. g. H., box 90, Call
DAW GOLD, SILVER CAST
i off co hing bought. Add. COLEMAN, Al Third.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

VOUNG GERMAN WIDOW FROM THE
L country desires housekeeper's position. Apply
l2O Edly St, room z.