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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12
CONDENSED rELEGRAMS.

THAD BUTLER and Jesse Pearson, two
white boys aged L. years, became in
volved in fight during religious SER
vices near star City, Ark Both boys
used their knives and fought vieiously.
Batler was cut Ave times and Pearson
was stabbed near the heart Both boys
will die.
The towboat Fritz blew up ten miles
below Cairo on the 9th- Ten men are
missing and four are badly scalded-
CLARENDON. ARK. people are exer-
cised over the alleged pearl discoveries
in White river.
JonS LEE, wanted in Mississippi had
fight with . deputy sheriff near Ham
burg. Ark. on the 9th. He shot the
deputy but the deputy's con shot Leo
dead
The experiment Of destroying \ hu-
nan body by the use OF crude potash
WAS successfully carried CUT at Chicago
on the 7sh- The body was destroyed
with the exception of . few small
splintsrs Of bone in two hours
Mr. PRESTON. mint director, estimates
the gold production OF the world for
1896 to have been sos. 00o. 900, of which
the United States contributed over ss.I,-
900, 600
NEAR Mckinney. Texas Gu the 7th,
. petroleum train was derailed- Two
tanks exploded. scattering flames in
every direction C. w. McLain and
Charles Russell were fatally burned A
section Of bridge was destroyed By
fire.
Ar FaysstsviIle, Ark. on the stn,
Jailer TunssiiI went into the Jail 10
clean up. as usual, when the prisoners
made . rush upon him and overpewered
and disarned him and then made . rush
for the outer door and escaped
The Lightfooss. father and son. were
surrounded by posse in Coffee county.
Ala, on the ssh- and the father was
killed and the son wounded
SENIOR CASovAs. premier Of Spain,
was assassinated on the sth by Al
anarchist He died within two hours
after being struck and his last words
were Long live Spain"
DfyK WHARTON. . CIebgrue county,
Ala. deputy sheriff, attempted to arrest
several wildcatsers vino infest the noun
tainoas section Of that county On the
sth his dead hody. riddlsd with bullets.
was found in the road There werc
dozen or more bullets in the enrpse-
THE shortage Of Charles y. Fowler 20
secret societies Of Arkansas has been
made good.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

the time being that ther. was in the
world such n man as Howard Carpenter
Il have a confession to make. Henry
she said. You have been constant to
me all these years. and 50 have to you.
but. oh, I don't know how | am to tell
you"
You needn't tell me. know all
about il. | know somethipg. too, that
you don't know Why did Won think
when Howard Carpenter proposed tha,
you were the only Miss Jones at -
Wellington place. hear you hav.
very charming niece"
What do ven mean2''
Il mran that Howard wrote TO Lii
Ian Jones and that Emily Jones opened
the letter.
Lillian. Why. Lillian " only
ehild.'
y very lovely child. hear from
Howard"
Emily covered her face with her
hands. When she looked up she was
smiling through tears.
1t was a great joke he said.
~ blessed Joke" she replied. with
her eyes still wet Chicago News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12
He STRUCK A MATCH

AsS IN. ram-- Of Gasoline In tn. Rss~s
bta the H--s Husband. wife s.a thtid
nsrs~a fltifst N~.ait. sf tho tgsor.at
t.~ st . pssx-res- Ftaid The wtt~. th-
We. - "usty tngar-st. WIN rr,stssbiy
M~~.e-r.
CHICAGO. Aug. O.-Thrcc persons
comP'>ing the family % Peter Neth.
q, 80 East Huron street. were seriauly
burned saturday, in a firr caused by
aarxploSion OF gasoline. MrSA Neth
was more seriously injured than her
husband aud child. hut she will prob
ably recover.
Mr~ Neth went to the r,loms Of Mr~
%. H. >oiompa ga the sscond atiuf
from whom she hai rented the tooms
and procured small quantity Of gaso
line In coffee cup Ia ci.an bras.
br'lslrasl Taxing Il - her r,,pris she
used the stuff in cleaning the bed, and
with brush applied IL 10 the wool.
work. while the cup containing the oil
stood on the f'opr b-sid- her. Iler lit
tie boy. with bare feet and wearing
but little clothing on him. was playing
on the noor. Ii was not noticed
that the gasoline hal flied the room
with vaDor aud Mr.. Neth struck o
match for the purpose os lighting a
cigar. In an instant there was an ex-
plo,iou and the rOom was filed with
flames. The clothing ON the child
caught tire. The husband caught up
the child and ran down stairs. 4 few
moments later he was followed bv his
wife. who was screaming and euvci-
oped in flames from head tn foot All
her clothing was burning. and the
wrapper sh. wore FELL from her in
blazing strips. At the landingoa the
s-cond door she met Mrs. >oloman, the
landlady. and the frantic woman threw
her arms around Mrs. Solnman aud
begged her IL save her. Mrs. Soloman
diseugagvd herself only 10 b. graSpcd
again about the neck bv the ayouized
woman. She succr-dr,r in shaking
her OF. and ordering her 10 remain
standing WHERE she was ran into one
Of her own rooms and procured a
pitcher Of water which she poured on
Mrs Ncth. This was repeated by ths
landlady and then the latter threw
around Mrs. Neth a large quilt from
one OF her beds and the flames were
subdued The boys injuries were not
serious.
After giving the boy a an officer.
Mr. Neth ran up stairs and found his
wife in the rooms Of Mrs >o,omau.
In all her pain Mrs. Veth cried out fOr
her caild and could with difficulty be
made to believe that his in ninrirs were
comparatively light.
The mother was removed at once in
the East Chicaguavenue ambulance to
the t'erman hospital Their, the ply
sician. after dressing her burn> said
she would probably recover. Mr. Neth
was taken 20 the same hospital Ills
hands and arms are severely burned
and his hair and eyebrows signed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12
BRIEF AND POINTED.

Horses succumo TO cold quicker than
any other animal.
Postage stamps are gummed with a
starch made froE potatoes.
Fully one-third Of the female popu-
latiou of France Iabors on farms.
II snail's head is cut Oft. and the
animal placed in n cool. moist place,
another head will grow.
In spite of the closest espionage. the
iiamoud mining companies OF South
Africa lose. IL is said. si.cco.0oo year
ly theft
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

Richard Smith. prominent young
farmer living about eight miles east Of
Aberdeen. Lass wees made q mistak. and
gave his infant baby 4 morphi ne tritu-
rate for acalon.l triturstc. which threw
the baby into commissions and aimos,
death at oner'. Mr.. smith at once
brought his child to town a. fast A. his
horse and buggy would bring him. 70
nrs. Evans \ Houston, Who finally sue
-eedsd IN res ortng th. litti. babe 10
its natural condition.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12
a r.me.. uru ~ m-r.

Probably the most remarkable drum
mer who ever lived was Jean Henri, the
famous tans0our-maior of Emperor
Napoleon. One of his feafs was TO play
on IS different-toned drums AZ the same
time. in So soft and harmonious a man
ner that. instead Of having the deafen-
ing uproar that might have been ex-
peeted, the effect was that of a novel
and complete instrument. In playing.
he passed from one drum 70 the Other,
with such wonderful quickness that the
eyes of the spectators could hardly fol-
low the movement of his hands and
body.-Golden Days
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12
A LITTLE OF THIS AND THAT.

The city marshal Of Shelton. Mo. has
been arrested for cursing and abusing
a prisoner in his charge
There is a possibility Of Japanese
market for The horses row roansrg ?
Useless about the plains of Oregon.
kfondysse is the name of a new min
ing town in Cole county. near Marion,
Mo- The prospects for Lead and zinc are
good
The publishing OF books always IAN
guishes in the summer time. bur the
present season beats al records fer
persistent du,lness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

A NJ Gaillard. one OF the nost sub
'tantial farmers Of Tippsh county, nss
with serious accident last week His
team became frigh ssaed, ran away With
A wagon load OF wheat. threw him ou..
breaking Ms leg. Tn account OF the
nature OF the wound. and from the face
that Mr.. Gaiiiard - an Old man. it vas
necessary "a ampHtsce the limb. Mr.
sa:iiard lay tor i've hours IA The sua
bsfore le Wa found
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12
Kisadihe Hss No Attractions for Miner
B@nfou.

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. sc. T. Ben
ton has reached this city sith over ST.
600 worth of gold nuggets. the result
Of ten davs' work on Williams Greek
placer claim in the Swauk district. Kit
titas county. One nugget was worth
$3.50. another sla0. others $50 aud $50.
and down To very small pieces. he has
been working the claim since Janu-
ary, and since that time has taken
out 81. 600. The Swauk placers are old
and wellknown. but have been worked
ouIy in a crude way. lie SAYS the
Klondi<e has no attraction tox him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

Jesse PER-. man. tho young negro
who criminal.y assaulted Miss Nellie
waters, near Esstabuchie. on May sIst.
was hanged last week In s.vents.n
minutes after the drop he was pro-
noun-ed isad Death resulted from
ssrangaiation. About s.ooo people wit
messed the evesu tton. which took place
ia tho cnarthoVs- yard. This was the
seceni legal hanging in the history OF
that faNu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

tbs citizens ot brunswick. Warren
county. offer > Oo reward for the arrest
OF a negro nancd Nelson Lawi% Who
murdessd VILLA Allen, ~hite man.
on July 18th, end is now fugitive
Allen WIS taken unaSarcs and his neck
broken by fcirful blow delivered from
the rear With pair Of gun barrels The
murderer only led recently when sus-
picion became Greeted toward Elm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

T. G. Milton. a thrifty farmer living
eight miles south OF Canton. sold the
first bale Of new cotton at that place on
the 6lh. The bale weighed sss pounds.
elassed strict good midiIing and brought
- cents. Cotton in that section is
opening very rapidly and the crop ~iII
be very short on aecoint Of recent dry
weather
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

Smith-How did you like travelling on
the r ID. $. railroad2 Rather crooked,
wasn't it2
Brown--Crooked, | should say il
was. Why. say. il is an actual fact thst
in less than one hour one day my train
passed the same barn at least half d
dozen times. But that wasn't ths
strangest incident. however. You may
not believe IL, bnt about every ten miles
the engineer would lean out of his Gao
and reach into some of the window. in
the rear cars and beg chew Of tobacco.
N. Y. Journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

Meridian. AK. The first bale Of
hew cotton wss sold here today. IL vas
raised In Clark county and VAS shipped
by weens & Floyd Of shabuta 10 Three
foot Bros. 4 Ga. ot this city. The bale
elasNd strictlT good middling AMI was
os>sss ~ th. ess.a, Evss..<- At
public outcry. williams 4 Co. becom-
ing tho purchss. tho price paid being
iu cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

A passenger train on the Valley road
struck an obstruction at ) o'clock one
morning last week a tss miles north Of
Leland. while running slowly. The
the track examined. when two large
caains we're discovered wrapped around
the rails There Is no ele~. but tho
roads detectives have the case in sand.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

senator !. &. George il falling rapidly
since the iesa OF his wife. tie has
been unable TO sleep. and bis condition
Is all but hopeful. !, was decided that
to keep him At his home would mean
speedy death. flissou has gone with
him to Miss.ssippi City. where It 10
hoped hs may be benefited II. NJ
Henry In Commercial Appeal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

Five negroes we're captured .. Tut
weller last week and taken to Charles
ton, charged with burglary. Two OF the
negroes broke In the depot at Tutwsller
and stole several hams Of meat while
the other threo broke into j. w.
sm,llsy's store and made way with soms
dry rcois
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

Two negroes, Charles Seals and John
Madden. escaped from the Lowndss
county farm last week just as the pris-
ouers had fnisas dinner and were about
to return 10 the field 70 resume their
labor for the afternoon Madden was
captured the next morning but seals is
still a. large
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

The preliminary trial OF J. l. Cough
FOR tho mur'ier Of Harry King vas held
at Vosshgrg last week and Cough was
allowed bail in tie sum OF sI,500 to
await the action Of the grand jury. Tho
bond was promptly made and tough set
~ liberty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

Jpe Chandler. charged with the mur-
Ter q bis hrother.in-ia~. Joe stephens.
bad a preliminary hearing At Fav-tts
last week and vas admitted TO bail In
the sum % q. .ooo to await the action Of
the grand iurT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

George Henderson,. the negro wanted
for the murder of Joe Carr about three
years ago. was captured as Webb last
week and Is now in Jail at Charleston
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

Col. William y. Pass died AZ Grenada
lass week. HIS death is . severe shock
to aasleruu. relatives and friends. for ,
few days ago Col. Pass was apparently
IN the best of health.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

Six Moroccan students. who have
completed thei- stucies at the Italian
naval academy. have been sent back TO
.helr country On the waEship Lepa.to.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

Harry King. who was shot By Joseph
a. Cough. near Paulding recfatly. died
ass week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12
euTcHEREo HIS WIFE,
Hut His sisters are Kesponsibte for the Hor-
rible Crime.

ribie Crime.
BoRDESrowS, " j.. Aug. "a wife
murder was committed some time dur
ing Saturday night at the village Of
Peterborough, near here. While Anna
Robinson. aged 81 years. was sleeping
in her bed with two children Nesting
on her bosom. her crazy husband,
James Robinson, cut her throat Then
he drew the razor across his own
throat. cutting a deep but not fatal
cash Robinson was removed to . hos
pitAl at Trenton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-08-12

An1 the Fumes Of ss.slia. In the Rsoxs
bta the H~-f Husband. wife sna thtId
nsrn~a fttifst N~.ait. 81 tho tgsorsat
Tee "f . Dangerous ttatd the wife. the
N"ss ~ ."a.iy tnJar~.t. wui Probably
h~~.e~r.
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SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
5lo Market street, open until u o-6ock every
night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock
$50 Hayes street. open until $3.50 O'Clock.
6l5 arkin street: open until $3.50 o'clock
SW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets; open
until O'Clock.
l243 Mission street; open until O'clock.
25lS Mission street: open until o'clock.
167 Ninth street: open until 9 80 o'clock
1905 Polk street; open until 9: 80 O'Clock.
NV. corner Twenty-secOnd and Kentucky
streets; open till o'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
E POULTERER, FIRST CLASS, IN
ss~S store or hotel; pick, truss, bone or lard
SMITH, 166 Perry St
FS BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 81:
B>S collects ons made: city or country. Pacific
Collection Co.. sl5 Montgy room b. tel. 55SO.
Es PAINTING. WHIT MING, PAPER
e~S hanging. HARTMANN. 239 Third st.
r. MkS DIR FISH, l4A GEARY, ROOM s:
6>S electrician; alcohol Turkish baths; GDrivaled
|" NINE HANSEN; LATEST GALVANIC
S~S battery and cabinet baths lie aylor St
RS WANTED - POSITION As HOUSE
E~S Keeper. 231 O'FArrell ST., room %.
RE- MRS. STEwERT, GENUINE STEAM
ef-S and cabinet baths 1201z GeAry, room IL
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MEETING NoT1CEs-Continued.


1" SAINT LUKE'S HoSPIrAL-THE An
SO nual meeting OF the members of The Corpo-
ration of ST. Luke's Hospital will be held the
Diocesan House, 73l California street. san Fran
cisco, MJSDAY. the 18th instant, 8 80
O'Clock, for the election of five members of the
corporation and any other business which may
come before the meeting
L. ". S. GIBBS, President
WILLIAM DoXEY, secretary.
ES NOTICE OF MEETING-THE REG u
E~S lar annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Nevada Bank of San Francisco will De held at
lis banking office, 30l Montgomery street. san
Francisco, Ca on WEDNESDAY. the 18th lay
OF october, 1897, At the hour of three 80 O'Clock
P n for The purpose of electing board OF direc-
tors TO serve during the ensuilg year and tor the
transaction OF such other business may come
before the meeting.
ID. b. DAVIDSON. Secretary
San Francisco. September 2s 1897.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

4" DIVIDEND NOTICE-THE BOARD OF
@~S directors of the Nevada Bank or San Fran-
cisco has this day declared dividend (No. 22) at
the rate of six (6) per cent annum for the quar-
ter ending sept 80, 1897, payab on and after
the 18th of October S97. Tr4 nsfeT-books will be
closed from the 10th 10 the 18th inst, both days
inclusive. y. B. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
san Francisco. Oct D. 1897.
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HELP wANTEp-Continued.

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON MEMS
~ oveIails. Standard Shirt Factory Cough and
Grove SITS.
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- ASSOCIATION AUDITORIUM MASON
~ and Ellis sts-0rand union mass-meetfnp
Tor Doth men and women his Sunday after
Noon, at O'Clock. Address by Rev w D. r.
ism-What Is It?" Public invited lie Calf r
MA Quartet wih sing. DR.. Adams Union Bible
Saturday at II O'clock. AL invited
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


w ANTED-A SINGLE BUGGY AND HAIR
w ness an under-cuJ extension top surrey with
pole aud shafts heavy stn gle aud light double har-
ness; must be che D fer cash and in good cond-
tion Address W. +. FORSEY, box 1887, Fresno
Cal.
A KLEIN, 1O9 SIXTH ST, WILL PAY CASH
~ for clothing and books
rNOOLS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND
ranges bought and sod. CURTIN, 1923 Market
OLD GOLD. GOLD DUST JEWhLkY, ETC.
" bought o. NOLTE, ieweIrr, 223 O'FarrelI.
DAWNBROKER-OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST
l. OH clio. hing bought. Add. COLEMAN, Al Third.
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E FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
E~S cor. Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.-Rev.
robert Mackenzie, DID,, pastor; Rev. Edwin II.
jerks, co-pastor Dr.. Mackenzie will preach at i l
A. N Mr. jerks Will preach 7:3O sun
day-school at l2:45 p. NJ \. 2. :. C. T. at 6: 5
P. NJ Prayer-meettng Wednesday P N. All are
welcome.
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w ANTED - EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
w on fancy white flannel shirts; also q limited
number OF young girls who reside home for in
structioa; also lew girls on buttons. APP
ply Standard shirt Factory, Cough and Grove SITS.
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e. REV. w. l.. CITIZENS WILL PREACH
~ his farewell sermon at St Alban's Church,
luZ Or ARIEL st this Sunday evening. services
commencing at O'clock. All are cordially in.
"
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS IN
- new ana second hand wagons, buggIes carts
harness. robes and blankets. Leibold Harness
Company, III Larkin ST. opp. City Hall
CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN; FARM WAC
~ ons, ouggies. hacks and harness: new and SEE
ono-nand 9th and Valencia Sts.: tel white XII
E'lNE La UNDRI. BAkER'S AND MILK
\ wagons cheap Tor cash or Installments: ! tins
Top anu open buggy; also hack. e2s Harrison 81
60 HORSES. WAGONS CARTS. HARNESS.
w auction sale every Tuesday. 72l Howard at
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PROPERTY WANTED.

CMALL IMPRUVED CLEAR RANCH
- wanted in exchange for dwelling in Oakland
OF equal value UGH NJ. CAM EhON, Real
Estate Broker, 479 Ninth st, Oakland.
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~ SECOND UNITA RIAN CHURCH, COR.
a~S Twentieth and Iapp "A. ]. Wells, pas
tor Morning service at II O'CLOCK. Sermon by
preach at 7:45 p. N I'll seats are free sundsr-
school at 9:45 a. N Pastors residence at s24
Valencia st.
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K8s SERVICES AT THE FIRST DIVINE
e~S Science Church Of san Francisco 1856
seventeenth st. bet Mission and Valencia at / i
A N. NJ. 4. Cramer, pastor. subject of discourse,
God in Man" III invited to attend. sunday.
school at 10 A. NJ
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PARTNERS WANTED.

DART ER WITH $500 OR EQUAL THAT
Il amount in fresh groceries aud general mer-
chandise, TO op up cash grocery in a good
live town; best Of references and full investiga-
ton conrted: good opening for live young man.
4 Address X box so. Call Offic4.
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EyS FRENCH REFORMED CHURCH e27
n~S Pacific St, bet. Powell and Mason-Morn-
ing service, II O'Clock. 'slhe Greatness of the
Word Evening service, 7:45 o c ock lecture
in English, Napoleon and the Concordat"
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NUUNG FARMER AND WIFE, WITH Nc
l. Children, with places on ranch; capable In
every respect; best references. Address r. G
NELSON, Golden Gate, Oakland.
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r. FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH. SW.
G~S cor. Geary and Fran Kiln sts-Kev. Dr. Steb-
bins, minister. On res \. Murdock, Superin-
tendent of Sunday-school The Sunday-school is
at 10 o'clock. The morning service is at i O'Clock
Theme OF morning discourse: "Wh Il Is It 10 Be
ChHstian?' All cordially invited. The
evening service is omitted.
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ARGE ALUON-OPPOSITE FACTORY;
IL rent S25: average $40 a day: must sell this
week. 112l Harrison.
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NS THE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
1~S Popular lectures every sunday at p NJ
Native sons building, Ala Ma on 1t. To night
symposium, The 1mmUr. alty of the Soul >
Good music.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-UNFU FLOOR FOR
w light housekeeping in private family by gen.
tleman and wife, Address q. y. box 81 all.
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" THE sTkANG RS SABBATH HOME
az (643 Howard ST., Methodist Episcopal
church The new pas-or. John 4. B Wilson
d. D., viii prea h az II A. NJ. aud 80 p NJ Morn.
ing sut1 CT The Cure OF Care''; evening subject
The Glory of the Cross" Special music. A com
for able seat, courteous greeting and a coriiaI
welcome awaits you always. Sundays chool at
1850. j. Douglas Hay, NJ. D., superintendent Mt
street service AT hird and Howard streets at 6
P NJ Great rally OF young people the church
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FS TRINITY CHURCH. COR BUSH AND
ne Cough ts-Rev q gorge f. W ak rector.
services at IL A. and 7 80 p. NJ Holy COM
NJ union first and third Sundays IL A NJ sun
day-school at 9 30 A. The Rev. W. u. z. Bills,
OF Boston will preach morning aud evening. Sub
lect OF evening sermon. September 19: The Re-
latton of Christianity 70 Evolution " September
70: The relation of Christianity to Christian
science" Octob r 3: THE Rela ion of Chris
tianity to Theosophy." October 10: .The ReIa-
tion of Christianity to spirituaIism" All are wei
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0.7EO FOR SALE-THE NAME AN BUsI-
ID OO. ness of a frst-class and centrally loca-
ted coal yard: cheap BOVEE, 10Y &
SONNTAG, 624 Market.
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ENGINtER'S POSITION BY COMPETENT
- man familiar with refrigerating electrical,
pneumatc and hydraulic machinery Address
LOUIS b. GORDON, 1905 Golden Gate