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favored of the brothers-in.law of the
Kaiser. Prince Waldemar moreover ex-
pressed the hope in this precious will.
which he had not the vestige of right to
make, that the regency would only be pre-
paratory to the succession of Prince
Adolphus 10 the throne on the demise of
the present lunatic prince.
On the strength of this will, as soon as
ever Prince Waldemar breathed his last,
Adolphus took up his residence at the
palace, seized hold of the reins of the
government and caused the principality
to be militarily occupied by strong de-
tachment of the Prussian troops of his
brother-in-law, Emperor William, the
presence of the soldiers effectually ouell.
ing all projects of resistance on the par.
of the indignant population. Indeed. he
actually close the doors of the palace in
the face of Count Ernest OF Lppe and his
two sons, the nearest surviving kinsmen
OF the dead ruler, when they arrived to
attend the obsequies, and would not ac-
cord to them any place among the royal
and princely procession OF mourners. con-
duct which excited so much public resent
ment that the legislature of the princi-
pality, through its president, requested
the universally respected and popular
count and his two sons to walk at the
head OF the parliamentary representative s
and to sit among them in the church,
where the services over the remains were
cele eorated.
Count Ernest Won Lippe, as any one
who examines the pages of the Almanach
de Gotha will perceive, stands in point of
relationship nearest to the present de-
mented Prince, and as such is entitled to
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to find some interesting specimens on this
trip."
And they are in the valley?" | asked.
"Oh, no, she said; ''they are going into
the mountains. They have been waiting
in the valley until it got warm enough for
them to 60 higher.
l wished that Mrs. Lennon had not
gone away, but I remembered that her
work had been with her husband, and
that for years she had been considered
one of the first botansts in the State.
Miss Eastwood, the curator OF botany in
the Academy OF Sciences. was in Colorado.
So they told me at the academy, whittier I
went in search OF her. Miss Eastwood 8
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"You must not tell the dates" she said.
81 do not mind what else you tell, but on
that point am just little sensitive"
So 1 went away with the papers and
poems OF long ago in my hand and the
dreams OF the present in my heart. l did
not think that she need object to the
dates.
What did time matter to some souls2
But perhaps some day | will cut the dates
from the papers, too. We are such strange
beings in little things.
The wind boisterously tore little bits
from the paper as l unfolded it and looked
for the poem. In conspicuous place it
was, with written for the Chronicle" at
the head and the pathetic title OF Last
Days"
In time OF gloom. when the clouds were high,
And the days were in shadow psssei,
There was one that dawned in the sulIen sky,
And its shade to be the last
Though the hours were long aud the brisrs SHARP
That were strewn on the thorny way,
Yet as sweet as strains of soothing harp
Was the thought OF the last dark day.
With Joy subdued and a tranquil scorn
When affiction is well nigh oer
We can smile at pain or the cruel thorn
That shall torture sting no more.
And gloom is cast the fairest view
When its beauties receoe from sight
And the day that parts from friendship true
Is inwoven with TINS OF night.
An endearing tone or enhancing lay
That only was Joy to hear,
With its cadence sweet on a farewell day,
Can awake but grievng tear
These momentous days the hills and wales
On the road hat our lot is laid,
Or the dying beams, or thu parting gales,
/ Or the angels OF light and shade.
With the exception of our astronomer
the scientists among the women had all
gone away. Some strangers had the
pretty little home Of Mrs. J. G. Lemmons
at North Temescal while she is in the
Yosemite getting specimens, they ex-
| planned.
| But there was strange little room ele-
waited above the house floor, with walls
and ceilings of darkly stained wood. And
there were cones of every size and va
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deathknell that has been sounded by the
Judgment just rende red in the Lippe Det-
mold succession controversy by spe-
cially organ zed grand tribunal presided
over by the venerable King of Saxony,
dean in point OF age OF the soyereigns
comprised IN the fede ration known as the
German Empire. According to the deci-
sion of this court, the highest in the land, ,
and the DEGREES of which by previous
agreement are binding upon all TIE States
OF the empire, morganatic unions on the
part OF parents or of more remote ances-
tors are no longer to constitute any bar to
the succession to the throne. This being
the case it naturally follows that they
cease to entail any di qualifying conse-
quences in all other particulars which are
naturally OF minor importance and be-
come Identical with ordinary marriages.
The controversy, which has been
exciting an immense amount OF interest
throughout Europe, may be said to have
originated with Emperor William, and in
the following manner: Two years ago
Waldemar, the then reigning Prince of
Lippe- Detmold, being in failing health,
bodily as we'll as mentally. and having no
heir but his Iunatic brother Alexander,
was induced by the Emperor to draw up a
will according 10 which the regency OF
the throne during its occupancy by the
insane Prince Alexander was o be vested,
not IN The hands of Count Ernest of Lippe,
the nearest agnate or closest relative, but
in those of an infinitely more re-
mote kinsman, namely, Prince Adolf
phus of e-Schaum burg, who, how
ever enjoys the advantage Of being
the most subserVient and therefore highly
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record as a botanist is, perhaps, the
brightest of any In the State, that is as far
as women are concerned. She has held
her position in the academy for many
years and has Fl led it to the satisfaction
of every one. She has found several new
species of plants and trees herself, some
of which have attracted a great deal of
attention outside of the State
There is no one more familiar with the
fora of California and no one who has
done more toward ascertaining the rare
species that habit here. Miss Eastwood
goes on an expedition all over the State,
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riety and species hanging about the walls
and along the polished beams and from
the ceiling. There was long table on
which were dried specimens that sug-
gested to me the name.
This is their herbarium?"
The woman smiled and looked relieved d.
Eyes, ma'am," she said; Mrs. Lem
mon has put most of her specimens away
out of the dust and out of our way, too.
She has lots and lots of them. All those
drawers over there in the corner are full.
They are making a special study of cones,
YOU know, now, and believe they expect
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"Oh," she laughed, gravely, 81 was no
genius and, l think, had little talent.
One should do things well, and if l had
to neglect one thing for another I should
give up the least important, shouldn't /?
Anyway, l did," she added.
MAY l see your poems"
She brought me three worn and yellow
papers OF years and years ago.
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more than 10000 specimens of fossil in
sects have been collected from various
portions of the world. or these the rarest
are the butterflies. less than twenty speci-
mems having been found.
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forcibly than a great number OF others,
and that the few strong women will
answer for an army. MURIEL BAILY.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL


E l. Warner, : L uhI- po ISIS A Williams, Cal
j G Cam bell Ma-ysvIle f { Frost, Ohio
J \ y or hway, Ntv-da X W Abbott, Mo
a y Van Nourhei., II A RaiStOn * b. W
a NestTup, Loudo j. r Hewlns, Ariz
+ B Dillon. Jam. on II NJ Parme,eS, Monterey
L = Mathews. FAC MIS- V T. VI eadc, NJ .ch
{ } Christiansou. L : ORR tiarnett, wi .oNs
& G Daniel, aconia w Peterson, &C
w Armstrong, SEATTLE Mrs W Schaw.
+ e CbeaSty, seattle Mil ar, san JOS
Mrs DaveDpor-, & X Butter, Fresno
W f Lutz san a Cruz BM Newcomb, Oak Hill
Levy, isalia W II MorriSe., Cal
c b -haver Fresno c + Tinkham, Chico
IL Mcintosh, r.lko Brown Il W, Chicago
+ Z Hayes II ", ulare w Davis toc~r
r ii Gr ggs sta ford Mrs rowniag san Jose
NJ Bggs Jr, OrOviIle HammoD, Davisvtile
K Il Wiley, Monterey NJ Green baum, Seatt.e
Mrs Meyer Cal a Swickard, ~an Jose
A North, Ssn Juse e Davenport, Los Ang
w eprw Il W, sanger SFrankepheime Stcktn
j A t., UkIah LOOT De YER
J Duncan, i,io ista w Mack. Boston
81 rs james, apa Miss James, Napa
Mrs Lyon Sacto Mrs " T. Gerber, Sacto
a Gre zier, Mass G Kelly, Travers
Atkins. San Jose A II CAdy, Sequel
PALACE HOTEL.
A A Rice RGrIham SActo
II G Bradford. G Darden. N
hammond. Fla II ood, ienver
4 Steiglitz, y w Peyton, Santa Cruz
Alkcheel, y Y AMcAlister NtC Catharine
] Sinclair Mont c b fisner, Ny
+ + II. spokane J. Gregg.
L M9gi /. l = > Oregon b l. Bushnell, Portland
w Garland, / os Angeles HOphlus e. ". Portland
{ & Mcivor, San Jose Miss Hopkins, Portland
J "A Payne. Chicago Miss l. HOPKINS Portlnd
n D Barnaby. h Cago II " Hawiey, los Ang
l. > Dun e, Chicago ii Buck, acavi lie
BALDWIN HOTEL.
Lewis. Boston F ECkles, San jose
w J. Obj Ia lac Miss Philips. Denver
II Pa>cue y Keogs, Mil Valley
W Jon S, Grass Valley A 2 ew II. ID 'nVer
W II Chase y Miss Archttt, Vancouver
Miss Messenger. B c w broolig Sw.S kosh
q Finally, Tacoma u Finally, SnIt Lake
Levy Williams f imms, Oh. .cago
I q Hall. Cnlcaso j. Nerbeck, A Alameda
NJ Hale los Angeles W LYlngs on Il W,
Nicksburg, akland a Rich mond, Alvarado
J d Herich Pittsburg san jose
II Morrsey, Los Angles
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Cottle San Jose Mason, san Jose
e y scott, San Jose NJ z Burdick, Spokane
King Galway Miss K Daily sac
B Fisher, Fresno NJ 70 ey, ST ockton
johnson, Los Angeles l. NJ Bran, Ssn Diego
II y Bryant san Diego Douglas, l. Angeles
NJ B Patton, Omaha NJ Mills Chico
Miss = JACK son. SonOma Su Spokane
w w S.u, Spokane
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALL
7IO Market street, open until IL o'clock every
night In the year.
BRANCH OFFICEs-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $50 O'clock
SS9 Hayes street. open until $50 O'clock
e15 Larkin street: open until $3.50 O'clock
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open
nntil o'clock.
1249 Mission street; open until O'CLOCK.
261s Mission street: open until O'Clock.
167 Ninth street; open until 80 O'Clock.
1908 Polk street; open until $50 o'clock.
NV. corner Twenty second and Kentucky
streets: open till O'Clock
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HELP wANrED-con,,n,.a


Qe MEN AND BOYS TO PICK AND PULL
~ beans, etc, fare 81. wages a26, $25 and s24
per month and found; 85 fruit and Crap pickers,
diherent plac 5, $50 $-6 s25 and $ 70 per mont h ;
80 Item kers sc tie: 1S5 wood choppers. 81 60
81 lO. 81 % cotd sh nge, shake and bolt max
ers. 81 25 and 81 SO cord 3 .spha. tum r1of-rs;
80 teams er CITY bs 81 IS, 81 50 a d 81 80 a
day; also 81 alb rr $ Is, 81 20 AM 81 so IA
diy; 80 farmers. $26 $z5 $50, d fferent
places; farmer VINO repair harness S25; 3
chort men. SIS and SO; mixers. $40 and s25;
b7vs Tor factory work, So ard So so week
MURRAY d READY, 634 and $50 Clay st.
n Free fare for rs team m~ters for railroad work
ca very early b acksmiGn helper and bla ksmith
10I city. NU RRAY IL RIA. Y. 634 and $50 lay.
ROCkRY CLERK, COUNTRY STORE;
~ typewrl er and ste1 ogra pher. country store;
cabinet mHksr, city: pantryman. S25 and found 3
meat trim merS 81 IS day: washer for country
ho:el laundry. $50 and found: 4 dIshwa Shers, S25
s2O and $l5; walters. $35, So S25 and $40 per
mont and fou d; third baker, country shop, $50:
third baker, CITY shop. S25 and found second
coos, $45; cooks, $40 and SIP week; 8 no e
cooks; baker, city shop, $40; walters for large
mine; walter boys NJ RRAY Il READY, 634
aud 636 Clay st
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Wise, gr m Monogram; 7. E. Keating, b z
Anaconda; A. McDow II. t. 2 Cantaln Hackett'
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2.
40 class, trotttng ur; { $500
&. e. Crippen, bl m Leon ct; Dela aney d Co,
b 9 Shelby: " &. Durfee, b Ludenia; IL. L.
Frank in. b Fans.tiaa; Dennis cannon, Or
Harry Marvin; w. Goldworthy, b Maud
Francis 6; A. Z. Jones, m Helen J; J. C.
Ktrkpairick, Tehernn; Milo Knox. g
B,ice Mcneil; Mrs j. V. LEX, cn G DE- Leek ;
J. NJ. Nelson. b. Great Western; D. A. PR
kins b rl Jasp;ne; Palo Alto stock iarm, b +
Pasonte and Morocco; f. C. Peart, br E.
G. Wllke>; L. a. Richards br L A; Rose Da e
farm, IN Bertha R; J. c. simpson, m Alta
volo; W. j. IRVINE, b Our jack; A. G. Styt-
rance, b Rosedrop: K Sweasev, ch Eureka;
W. II. Stimsou, & Z Dithio; Georgt L. shaw,
Uncle johnny \. Spreckcls, ol Count
eSs; B. 0. Van BokKc,en, Pacheco Wllke;; !;
Walnut Grove Stock farm, bl h ,iushagak; j.
NJ. Nelson, Aggr","fr.
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1S0 MEN TO PICK GRAPES IN TULARK
~ County 81 n daY and good board, on o ne
or the best ranch-s in the state; fare S3 90; no
other charge: we ship this afternoon c. r. HAN
sen & CO., 108 Gesry ST.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


EE CALIFOR NIA-oTRk METHODIST
Ss~S Episcopal Church, 6orner California and
RrodericK streets-Rev J. W. Phelps pastor
Morning service, IL o'c.ock; subiecr Heaven +"
Evening service, 7:45 O'c.ock subject, Hell"
Seats free. All invited.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


dp.;CS GaOCERY-STORE AND BRANCH
ID 20. bakery in the Mission; Iiv ng- rooms; /
rent only $lU; doing good trade. NJ. Less
Fourth ST.
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I ADi WITH CHILD UNDER 2 YEARS
IL wants position MS s.Aeeper: country rre-
ferred. Address ESTELLA PACKARD 1172
Harrsoa st
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DELIABLE YOUNG LADY. EXPERIENCED
IL scICoueacher, wishes 81 ia ion to attend or
3 children. Please Call or address NJ. -, Lox S5,
Call Office.
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.,rrAr,oxs w.NrEp-c.~..r,,.

v DUNG SEA MSTRESS WITH GOOD REF
ceS wishes situation in rivate family 10 do
seams;ress work; also help with upstairs work.
1881 Mission st.
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SI0O BAhEkY ON PKOMI NENT
Sa, a. oood street 6akes 2112 barrels -four per
owner Is SERIOUSLY SICK established over 81 yesrs
NJ. LESS, Fourth st N =" '"A''
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Gs)S0 MANUFACTUkINGB BUSINESS Es-
u gov. tablisheo Is years; manufacturing for
the trade; all necessary machinery; clears 500 a
month; owner will remain and Instruct purchaser.
Nj. E>S, Fourth ST
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AgneW stock 1aTm, ~ Lynette, Green
Meadow farm, br Uncle Seth; E. 2. Heald,
b Charles David: L Siesta rancn, Ut II Mar
guerite; Ellis Mclean, 5 Alias; c. A. Owen,
Ziegler; P. H. Quinn, h Arthur W; J Rodgers,
bm Roblet; Joseph Stephens, b m Mollf. NUS !;
J. J. Crooks, ch Annie Rooney; Walnut
Grove ST, ca farm, b m Majeus B; Harry L.
Wise. bl Patsy; T. Z. keaung, b Anaconda /;
A Mcdowell. d G Captain HackeIt.
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IATANTED-GEr YOUR SHOES MALE TO
w fl. yonr feet at the same price you buy ready
made ones, from 81, 81, So 81 and 50, at o62
NJ ission ST., bet. First and Second
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EXPEkIENCED WINEMAKER AND CtL,
~ /. rman wishe, position. Addr IS w, box 90
Call
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CPANISH w DOW WISHES TO TAKE CARE
- of invalid or be companion or do any other day
WORK. 15U Fourt h st room IL.
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CODD r LIABLE SWEDE WANTS POSI-
VI ton; of any kind; prefers to work on
private place. q. K. s., box l04, call Office.
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SI0O CORNER GROCERY AND BAR IN
W ~ the Mission; nice living-rooins and
M oa II; gong gool trade cheap rent: bargain
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no BUY, SkEL OR EXCHANGE: BUS NESS
of any kind See oThAND 1882 Market ar
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- PHYrICIAN'S OFFICE A-SI~TANI
n two y ars experience with rominrnt physi-
cian graduated nu A., box 20, Cal
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g.ICS WANTED BY LADY, PARTN f r
eD ~. in lunch and delIcacy store; good oca-
ton on Nj Market ST.: present owner will take charge
oI kitchen N. LESS, +, urth ST.
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! MIN kR FOR BORAX MINE, So DAY; Q
L shovelers same mine, 81 so day: 80 scraper-
team,ters 81 70: 4 blacksmths, 81 day and
Doard more quarry men. $50 and found; IL
more lab irers for brit ky ard ST. day and boar
Danish farmer, 800: farmers, $50; man about
place. SIS; lumber-pilers, $26 and bOard, Z. X
HANSEN & CO., l0S Geary St
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GOOD BU TUN-HOLE MAKER DESIRES
VI work by The day or dCzen. Apply l03712 Mar
ket st room T.
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GERMAN SECOND GIRL WITH REFER
VI ences desires situation. J. T. CRUSETT &
CO, 5l6 <utter st.
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l. AN Al AIRYMAN: SITUATION AS
- superint endeDt manager of creamery or
dairy ranch or would r"nt on shares. Address A.
w, Call flee Oakland.
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GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL TO DO GEN
VI eral housework in small family; references
50412 Devisadero ST. bet. 10 and H.
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XOUN, GkKMAN Girl, FORMERLY IN
l. good circumstances. desires a place as house
keeper; city or country; w.dowei's home pre-
ferred Room 2, 223 ros; st.
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&lHn HOTEL AND BAR: 16 ROOMS;
AZ, ~ wei furnished; few miles from city;
Vear enGG business; present owner there eight
LESS Fourth ST.
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HELP wANrEp-Continued.

| COOK. BkRKELtY, 2b: AIAMEDA \. SO:
~ II housework girls city and country. $2 and
S25; young girls to assist $40 % SD. MISS
Ct Lien. 323 Sutter ST.
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CPANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES
- position housekee per for bachelor eder4y y
gentleman. Apply 305A Mason rm. l,
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DAINTING OR PAPER-HANGING, OR WORK
L on private ace or hotei, by temp per5te man oi
80; trst-class quiet workman; unde stands use ci
horses aud h. ndy with ali tools; best references
Address H. b. K 3, Call Office.
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MACHINIST - COM MPETENT MACHINIsT.
WI tirst-class lAthehand, wishes situation. Nj :,
box 40, Call Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRESS
w. goods, corsets, hosiery, underwear bed
spreads towels. table-t overs, laces, embroidery,
Innings, trimmings. veilings. etc, very cheap at
Pioneer Dry-goods Sore, IU5 Fifth ST.
ESP FRENCH. SPANISH OR SHORTHAND
2~S' In class, 25c: private. 5Uc 1908 steiner
YR MKS. MIRANDA. ELECTRIC VA POR
IF~S baths, 1928 Market s.. room 81.
re- MRS. DR. FISH, 14L2A GEARY. RIM /;
c~S electrician alcohol 1urkish baths; unrivaled
re BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 81:
W.T. collections made: city or country. Pacific
objection Co. Al5 Mon:sv a.. room b. tel. 1850.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

CUPERIOR GERMAN COOK DESIRES
= situation: und' rstands all branches cooking:
city or country. years last pace. MISS CUL-
LEN 3 8 Sutter St
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

CHINESE FIRST-CLASS FAMILY COOK
" wants situation small washing. cooking; city
or country: good references 6l51h Dupont st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

NCUNG FRENCH willow WANTS A
housekeeper's posi- ion; no objection to coun-
try. 3612 Geary St, room l.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

VOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS WOOD
l. turner, band-sawyer or shaper-hand: city OF
country: II years experience. Address Old A
GAN, 81 North First :. Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

lITOMAN WISHES TO TAKE IN WASHING
w and ironing, would go out by the day. Please
call at 24l9 Clay ST., IN the rear, upstairs
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'EFLp wASrED-Cor+,rn,

DtCKUIls WANTED FOR THE UNITED
II states marine corps. United states navy;
able bodied unmarried men, between the ages OF
81 and 30 years, who are citizens OF the United
States, or those who have legally declared theic
intention TO become such; must be OF good char
acter and habits and able TO speak read and write
English aud be between feet inches and iee5
in height. For fnrther rmaton apply st the
recruiting Office. 20 Ellis St. Snn Franclsco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

~ oOD VESTMAKER WANTED WHO CAN
" bind and ou ton hole. lac Fourth st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MECHANICS, TRANSFERS FARMERS,
wi coRt hmen. walters, lAbo ers, cooks and all
kinds of help furnished at snort notice by leaving
your orders with J. F. CROSETT IL CO., 62S Sa c.
ramento st.
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VOUNG ENGLISH LADY, FORMERLY IN
good circumstances, desires place house
keeper; hotel or widower's home preferred. III
Eddy ST., room l.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

MAN ED-otiERMA COOK, $25; FRENCH
w maid. $50: French cook, $50; German C, Ok
sS5; nursegiris, $lu and 81; German nurse.
S25; girls for housework ana assist, $40, Sl5.
LEON A DIRE, 5OS stock ton ST.
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| RM WAITFK; COUNTRY HOTEL; $4U.
HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 k-arny ct.
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Gfl0 DAY LUNCH AND COFFEE
NOo'. house. i'll the wholesale districts ele-
sanI httlnSs; old establi shed; sp endid Cppor-
1uhl'' 10 rlgnt man. NJ. LESS. Fourth ST.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HHAMBERMAID AND WAITING, COUN-
~ try hotel, $50; strong kitchen girl Tor insti-
tuition. SO K T. WARD & Co., COS and Clio
Clay St
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

II requires iron nerve for q newspaper
OF even the rankest goldbug stripe to
still claim tbat England favOrs BIZ
metallic conference for the purpose Of
securing an international agreement on
the silver question. But an Idaho paper
has been found that 10 equal 70 the task.
The Moscow Mirror comes to the front
with this information, which Will I'M
doubtedly s,agger both President Nc
Kinley and Senator Wolcoti, the world
renowned rainbow chaser: Great Brit
aims refusal 70 open the minis Of In
ala to silver in advance Of any interna-
AionA agreement does not signify, n
many assume, that she has no in,eres
in the expansion of silver as a money
metal. On the contrary, it is under
stood that she will promptly send dele
gates TO attend an International confer
Jence looking to this endy'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

A FEW years ago Judge Upton, ol
Whitman county, Washington, dismis
sed case against man charged with
hoere stealing on the ground that the
animal was a mare and not horse a:
charged in the indictment. Now come:
Judge Mcdonald, of the same county
who dismissed case against n man be
cause the indictment charged him with
stealing horse when the proof showed
it to he gelding. 1t Is snc6 hair split
ting as this that encourages lynchiDgs
and causes people to lose respect for the
courts. Too many judges engage IL
such horse plays as the above.