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Ord er of Pendo.

Supreme Secretary Ernest Duden OF the
Order of Pendo mas just returned to this City
after a three months sojourn through the
Southern, Eastern and Northwestern States,
where he was travelling in tie interest OF the
order. He reports that he not only awakened
an interest in the membership wherever he
visited, but succeeded in organizing num-
Der OF new councils.
He reports the condition OF the order In the
several jurisdictions he visited as excellent I,
and that the prospects for an Increase In
marked degree during the year are better than
he had anticipated. Montana and Colorado,
he said, promise an aggregate oil ZUoo new
mem bers before next January. The claims
tor sick benefits are in the minimum, and he
expresses confidence in the assertion that in a
short lime the order VIII be one of the leading
fraternal o. oIganiZati tions in the country.
The supreme secretary will leave Tor san
Jose on Tuesday to institute council that
has been organized there, and in few weeks
he will visit Texas, where number OF coun-
ellis have been established.
Golden Gate Council has elected the follow
ing named as its officers for the ensuing term ::
George Waterman, councillor; j. j. swanson,
yice-councllor; w. T. Jones, secretary; A. j.
Colby, treasurer; Nellie Laselle, chap ain /;
Hannah E. Morrell, guide; Oswald Monson.
cil located in this City, will give grand pub
lie entertainment on Monday, the 81 inst,
to which all friends of the order will be well
come. The programme for the even: will be
prepared by he com mi ttee on enter tain men l.,
composed of DIR. Charles E. Parent, II. w.
Mathews, w. T. Jones, Alexander Williams
and Ernest Duden.
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being by Chaplain Jaeger, P. g., on behalf OF
the lodge. There was a fitting response shd
then all present, to the number OF aoout Sixty,
went to Campi's, where sumptuous banquet
was awaiting them. r.
After the feast of substantials there 1ol,
lowed q programme of recitations, stories anu
addresses under the direction OF Noble Grano
PEABODY in the capacity of toas:mas ter, VINO
in the outset thanked the lodge tor the honor
of electing him to the office. Then there were
addresses by District Deputy Grand Master
William Poole the grand officers who were
present and T. K. Kase OF Farnsworth Lodge,
who dwelt on the social and fraternal features
he became an Odd Fe low, this being in the
nature of comic recitation; Thomas Williams
of Farnswor Lodge told in humorous way
Chaplain F.. W. Jaeger in his usual brilliant
style recited several pieces of his own campo.
sition. Short spicy addresses were delivered
by w. G. Dowle, &. Baizarini, Z. o. Gleason
W. Phelps, j. j. Corbett 6. NJ. Davis, L. Stone,
J. R. Daley and II. r. Bohm
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The National Union.

The San Francisco Cabinet of the National
Union held its monthly meeting last Thurs
day night and the various resolutions OF the
assembly during the month preceding were
indorsed.
The president was instructed to send a con-
gratulatory dispatch to the president OF the
Senate on the Goth inst, the morning OF the
meeting of that body in Nashville, Tenn.
The members of the Cabinet viii pay an
official visit to El Dorado Council on the even
ing of the 10Th inst.
Genera Deputy ]. n Bunting is spending q
few days camping on Calaveras Greek.
1t is possible that California and Golden
Gate Councils will remove to Central block
and hold sessions in the hall OF the EIks.
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Branch No. 4. Y. L. I.

Branch No. OF the Young Ladies' Institute
has elected the following named as officers for
the ensuing term: Past president Mary Gal
lagher; president, Lizzie Afford; first vice.
president Sadie Rider; second vice. president
Nellie Miller; financial secretary, Fannie
Douglas; recording secretary, Rose Croghan; /;
treasurer, Ella Baxter; marshal, Theresa
Smith; board OF trustees-Mrs. Afford, Kittie
Curry, Mollie Bolger; organist, Maggie Curry;
doctor Dr.. Hawkins.
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Walhalla En- campment.

The following named officers OF Walhalla
Encampment No. z. /. o. Q. F., were installed
last Friday night by District Deputy Grand
Patriarch H. Schlichting: Konrad C. Herzog,
C. P; F. Ludemann, H. P; F. Wagner, S. w.
After the ceremony the members of the en-
campment and visitors sat down to a banquet
at Shultz Herzog's and several hours were
spent in pleasant compan ionship. During
the evening the Wslhalla Quartetsang several
selections with tine effect
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GIVE GLORY TO
Ills MEMORY
Honoring the Hero Who
Made the Fourth a
Grand Possibility.
Devotees of Patriotism Throng-
ing to the Shrine Of
Abraham Lincoln.
a Large Number Of Additiona
Members on the Monument
League Roll.

The recurrence of the glorious day of
National independence affords fitting
atmosphere for memories of Lincoln.
The devotion and character of the great
martyr President made possible the united
celebration of the Fourth of July, and
round his name gather thoughts OF q
grand and selfless patriotism such as is
peculiarly appropriate at this season.
Therefore the steady addition to the
roll of membership of the Monument
League will be noted with wide gratihca-
ton. 1t is proposed to erect fitting me-
mortal to the great war President in Gold
en- Gate Park and modest donation of
25 cents entities each patriotic donor to
certificate OF mbership in the Monu-
ment League. The latest contributors
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

NE DIVIDkND NoTICE-SAVINGS AND
H~S Loan Society, 10l Montgomery st.. corner
Sutter. The Board of Directors declared . divi-
dend for the term ending ending June 80. 1897, at
the rate of four and one-ffh "a 1-5l per cent per
annum on term deposits and three and one-half
(312) per cent per anpum on ordinary deposits,
free of taxes, and payable on and after July l,
1897.
Dividends not called for are added to and bear
the same rate of dividend as the principal from
and after July ]. 1897
CYRUS w. CARMANY, Cashier.
TBulletin copv.1
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gs OFFICE OF THE HIBERNIA SAVINGS
E~S and Loan society, Cor. Market. McAliister
aud Jones sts--San Francisco. June 2S 1897. Al
regular meeting of the board of directors OF this
society, neld THIS DAY, dividend has Deen de-
ciared at the rate of four (4) per cent per annum
on all deposits for the SIX months ending June So
s97, free from all taxes and payable on and
after July /, 1897
ROBERT ]. ToBIN, Secretary.
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FRATERNAL DEPARTMENT,
Amity Lodge of the Degree of the Re-
bekahs Installed Its Officers in
Public

The hall of Amity Lodge of the Rebekahs In
the Odd Fellows building was most tastefulIy
decorated last Saturday night with flags and
bunting on the occasion of the public install
lation of the recently elected and appointed
officers who are to serve for the ensuing term
The hall was crowded to its utmost capacity
by the membership and friends, and these
with great deal of interest watched the beam
tiful ceremony of obligating the officials who
are Mrs. Josephine Newell, noble grand; Mrs.
Hattie Fem, vice-grend; Mrs. Lizzie Cum
miDgs secretary; Mrs. Vraiey, warden; Mrs.
Zeigler, conductor; Mrs. Antoinette Shaw
right support to noble grand Mrs. Lawrie left
support TO noble grand; Mrs Munroe. chap
lain; Mrs. Nelson, inside guard; Mr. Ferreil.
outside guard; Mrs. McFee, Mrs. Dobbins, Mrs.
Sunsaul and Miss Jessen, banner-bearers: Mrs
Norton, Queen Esther; Mrs. SchIam, Ruth:
Mrs. Sage, Naomi; Mrs. Sehow, mother of Sam.
son; Mrs. Mclaughlin, Hannah; Mrs Har-
rington, lett supporter 10 vice-grand; Mrs.
Allen, right supporter to vice-g rand Mrs. Igo,
orRanfst; Mrs. Antoinette Shaw, drillmaster
After the installation Mrs. Briggs, the retir-
Ing noble grand, was, by Past Grand Byrnes
on behalf of the lodge, presented with q hand
some Jewel as expressive OF It's apprecia tion of
her services, and by n. McFee was presented
with an elegant collar emblematic of her of
nee. The ceremony was followed by dance
which was kept up till midnight.
Ophir Lodge. l. o. o. f., InstaIls.
The following named officers OF Ophir Lodge
No. III, l. o. o. F.. who are to serve for the
ensuing term were duly installed last Friday
evening: David Peabody. noble grand; A.
Plath, vice-grand; H. R. Bohm, recording Sec
retary; J. R. Daley, warden; A. T. Norris con-
ductor; G. E. Johanson, outside guardian !;
George Collier. inside guardian; H. F. McDon-
aid, right supporter of noble grand; George
W. Leek, left supporter OF noble grand; Sol
Hansen. right supporter of vice-grand; G. X.
Boyle, left supporter of vice-grand; A. Gold
sack. right scene supporter; G. R. scnloch,
left scene supporter; Frederick w. Jaeger,
chaplain, and w. g. Dowle acting past grand
At the close of the installation ceremony
there was presentation OF q beautiful dia-
mond set gold locket suitably inscribed to
Alexander Wolfen, past grand, by the lodge
in appreciation of his services during the
term which has just expired, the presentation
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mE ANNUAL MEETING-rHE REGULAR
Fh~S annual meeting of the stock holders OF the
Mariposa Commercial and Mining Com pany will be
held at he office of The company, room 8. in the
Hobart building No. 532 Market street, san Fran
cisco. Cal, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of July,
1897, a. the hour of o'clock P. M for the pur-
pose OF electng board of directors to serve dur
ing the ensuing year and the transaction OF such
other business may come before the meeting.
H. @. ST. VENSON, secretary.
Office-Room in the Hobart building 532 Tar
keJ street. San Francisco Cal.
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TT UMBoLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN So
IL cety. Geary st-The directors have de
clared the following semfannual dividends: 20
per cent per annum term and 8 50 per cent
per annum on ordinary deposits, payable on and
alter July l, 1897. ERNEST BRAND, Sec,
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Harrison School.


Milbrea & Co Kitty Markleback
Ernest May Nellie Meikie
Samuel Johnstone Barker Meikie
James Ryan Tillie Parent
NJ. +. Flynn o. NJ. Ihal
Ruby Griswold BENJAMIN Duncan
J. w. Stapleton Hazel Duncan
c, J. Kelly Milton Warner
Nj. J. Hefferman Marion Seybolt
Harry j. Kelley Leslie Lewis Dill
LonKfellow School.
Mrs L. Mcguire Mrs. NJ. Bernon
Mrs. Green Alfred Morgenstern
K. o. ndrews Edgar NJ. Miner
Mrs. Hartmann J. Nj. Bohlkin
Mira Hart Eugene Bowie
Mrs. Nj. Shaylor Cesare Masroro
Willie KiIlilea William Crosley
NJ. Bocarde Mrs. riley
William kurnrich Mrs. Walsh
Harry Hughes MIR kenney
Mrs q. E. Ackerson Mary O'Kane
Francis 0Connor MI Poulsin
Miss Esther shay Mr.. Hurley
II. r. Staring Annie Helgle
T. Fl. O'Donnell II. Kingsley
Kate E. Downing Clara Chase
Miss NJ. DAILY Ethel Chase
Alice Fairfield Mrs NJ. Sweuson
Bessie Armstrong Emma Harrington
Thomas w. Bree John Patrick Doran
Otto Bramsdorf Annie Elizabeth Doran
r z. Harrison Robert Lundie
Mrs. KllgariR 1. Castle
J. Bernon
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Re- ANNUAL MEETING-THE REGULAR
1~S annual meeting of the stocSh olders OF the
San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley railroad
Company will bs held al the Office of the company,
S2l Market ST, San Francisco, California. the
20th day Of July, 1897, at tn e hour OF NJ. for
the purpose of electing Board OF Dire tors TO
serve tor the ensuing year and the Iransac ton of
such other business as may come before the meet
Ing. ALEXAN DER NJ ACKlG, Secretary
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GE= "DINNA YE gEAR THE, 0s
Er-2 slnran2,1 Shell Mound Park a - u

Berkeley, MONDAY, July 5, 1897, ~TNE
fifteenth grand ANNUAL gathering and S&
games of the San Francis co scottish Thistle Club
Greatest programme Of athletic and dancing
events ever witnessed on the Pacific Coast. Am
ateur and profes sionaL ! IL the leading sth etes
we'll the sprinting events. Games open to all
Corners $30OU in cash prizes besides elegant and
costly medals for he anna eur events. The games
embrace contests Of AL descriptions and com NJ
TO ali nationalties: running, jumping, weight
throwing, bcycleriding fancy dancing and tug
of-waE grand bail and display of fireworks at
night. The grounds will be- beautifully Illuminated
25c; children half price. Buy your tickets for
Shell Mound. w, A. DA WSON, Royal Chief
GEO w. ATERsoN, Recorder /,
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I1bltL uIdu NJ ttI UII H9NN UUII
: ]. Kelley Leslie Lewis Dill
LOngfellow School.
Denman School

May Kostendiek Mrs. O. g. Wulbern
Helen Doherty Z. ). Fucs
N. Nelson c. Barbiere
Geraldine Bnggs Oracle Tuttle
Mrs. NJ. Alien Alma Bundschu
Ruth Morton Mrs. J. Morton
William Buchholz l.. q. Ward
Alice TaUtphaus A. Andersen
Ida Iautphaus Marion Neustadt
May Iautphaus Henry F. SchwAb
Mrs Haskin Philip Boge
MISS Wilson Vera Colman
Ethe Lidstrom Florence T. Breger
Lawrence Larsen Rosebud simon
Mrs. b. Schweitzer Avis Sherwood
Mary Sherwood Fay Harris
Patrick Griffin r Herman
Mrs X Herman Olga +. Herman
q. T. Weber Mrs. o. T. Weber
NJ. Reidy William Wedemeyer
Mr. ID ass Mr. Hasser
y ettie z. Maubray c. f. Beckford
Matte w. Robinson Miss ]. BurreII
Harry Valdespnos Clemmie Byrne
Mrs g. w. Beck Ellie Andrews
Dudley Stone School
Arthur Zellerbach Harry Thode
Thomas ,. Klink Charles A. Munster
Andrew Nelson Virginia DreseI
M. n. Leammon Frank Delano
A. Genervl Genevieve Sullivan
Bertha Won der Menburg Eliz beth Grass
Jack Hammond Irene Mocker
Hazel hammond William Gieschen
Leslie g. Munroe J. Johnson
William LarZelene JE. Miss K. Doyla
O. 6. Sage Albert McCord
Mrs. o. g. sage William w. Collins
w. K. Larzelere F. o. Allen
Mrs W. r. LarZelere T. D. Holland
Charles Armager j. /. Howe
Lucille Rogers Minnie King
Robert Crawford Preston Moses
Mr.. Dannermarke Howard Morri.
Mrs ID. +. ON ell =. +. D Neil
Helen Bruckman G. II. Dodge
!. Bruck man Fred w. Baker
Edward Doxey NJ. H Cohen
Percy S ilwell John Din Rois
Herbert Lang T. O'Keefe
Helen 1ngals Mrs. W. p Sullivan
Agassiz School.
DR. John Townsend Vara McManus
S. Tiedmann Hilda Anderson
Oella Maggora Ethel Schwaner
u " Flsggeollst Rachel Walters
FRANK Lamb S Il. Richards
". l. shaw Melvin Richards
George T. shaw Jr Mary Met zner
Mrs George T. Shaw Fl0ssis Metzner
BeS sic S shaw Dorothy Natznar
Seymour Freeman Mrs William Matznar
ADELAIDE Tubbs William Metzner
6ertle ADAMS Robert Husband
John w, hlng Mrs. ). II. Richardson
Ciemence Baron Florence Rfcharda
irene cyrus Addie v. Kratz
Clyde Lemon Alma Kratz
Joseph Baker Mary McCsrthv
SyoIl Allc Murray John IA. Mitchell
NJ. D. McCLnton Florence S. Mitchell
John Oswald John Turner
Clara Porter Charles Unrath
James h. Hour Louis Unrath
John Reid Ray Center
cara Seaton BERTHE Badgeley
horace doSmer Willie Cobb
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S00 LABORERS: 81 so PER DAY; STEADY
OOO work; party here Sunday, Monday,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays; free fare. MARTIN
q CO., TAG Market st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ NOTICE TO RAILROAD BUILDERS
ss~S Bids will be received until July II, 1897,
for the construction of 512 miles of rect railway
Tor the salinas Railway Company. For particu-
lars address c. F. LACEY. Secretary, salinas
Ciiy. Cal.
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ne NOTICE.-THE FOLLOWING BOYS
&~S were admitted 10 the Armitage Orphanage
OF San Francisco from april i, 1887 to June 80.
1897, inclusive: Lawrerce B. Christensen, age
612 years; stephen Fl. Sandford, age S12 years;
field ge years; FRANK Butterfield age 3 years;
Richard ixon, age years; Eugene Werdmiler age
61a ears; George Tuttlf, age 5-12 years; Valen-
tue Valanzula. age 634 years: Rudo phi VaIan-
zula, age years; edward d. Mills, age z years;
Marion Blanton, age 5-l2 years; John Willis,
age II years; Frank w. Born, age IL years;
man e. McDougali, age IL years; ID ri n McDou-
gall, age II years: Richard Strong age i years;
Wellstood A. strong, age years John F. Patter-
son. age years; Charles l.. Patterson, age 8
years Dare Morgan, age l3 years; George Nor
gan age TIA ears; Frank Bartoiea, age years;
John Sine age IL years: Albert Benbow, age 10
years; Carl knude. age years.
B. +. LIE WARNE, Superintendent
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re IMPROVED ORDER OF RED SN
G~S Mems Hall Association of San $S9SssA-
Francisco-The annual meeting of the 49,
stockholders of the Improved Order of Red Men s
all Association of san francisco will be held in
the building OF the association, %20 Post 81, on
MONDAY EVENIN July IL, 1897. at O'Clock,
for the purpose of electing board OF trustees or
directors for the ensuing year, and such other
business.as may properly come before the meeting
DAVIS 4oUDERBAN K, President
WrII1AM fnrv
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HS DISTRICT NO. q !. o. .. F, ,sS~agAo
Gb~S installation of officers h armo- sSSlyGSSSSE1
ny No 13 July 5. Tuesday; Vor @xXS
waerts NO. 3l3, Oakland, July T. >"WhW>
"Wednesday; 9ermania No l16, July g. Thurs
day; Concordia No. 122, July 2. Monday; b er-
mann 40. l45, July 13, Tuesday: Hecker Nc 49.
Oakland, July a, Wednesday: Teutonia degree
Iodge) NO. 4. July 23 Friday. All brethren are
cordially invited. EMIL NIEMEIER,
District Deputy Grand Master.
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rs sOTOY ONE TRIBE NO. i2,IM-
E>S proved order OF Red Men-SAs.se-
Srother,: You are hereby notified to 49,
meet in wigwam, 800 Post ST.. MONDAY,
Jul B. at ! ocl ock. TO attend the funeral of our
late brother K ;. Macbeth p S. lister tribes
are invited NJ. f. CLAUSEN, Sachem.
C. EsTALL, G. OF X.
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RE COSMOPOLITAN LODGE, ,sS4sgg1a.
es~S No. 194, L o. o. F.-On SSSG
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July T. 3g1@
the grand master will visit this lodge T'N
officially. There will be initial ion. and very
important matter referred from he Grand Lodge.
Will be considered. very member Is requested
to be present This lodge is removed from eureka
to Fraternal Hail. Odd Fellows building.
j.. DRYSELI US, N. g.
ANDREW J. CLEARY, Recording Secretary.
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Young MAN WANTS SITUATION IN
l. butcher-shop where he can learn the business
and buy interest after learning; will deposit
ity as proof of good faith. B. ., box Al, Call.
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Young MAN WITH REMARKABLE TALL
i ent for tragedy desires stage education would
give services tuition. G. O., box 73 Call
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- posi- ion as for eman stock or grain ranch /;
tirst-class references Address II. r. Call Office,
Oakland.
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DAINTER AND PAPER HANGER, TEN
L perate man of 30, competent to take charge OF
frsl-class ioo will work cheap; city or country.
G p, box SO, Call Office.
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VOUNG MAN SCANDIN AVIAN, INDUSTRE
Gus, temperate and obliging. desires position
gai den er coachman; understands horses cows,
chickens; good driver; city or country; refer
ences. Address ARTHUR LINDQUIST. Val
lejo, Cal.
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@P OFFICERS AND MEMBERS sAuuul><
6>S of OcciJenai Lodge No. 179. SSTE-
l. u o. F., are hereby notified 10 as ES@
semble their hail. Shiels building, >1nNNS
80 o'FarreH ST., TUESDAY 81 1 p. NJ, to attend
the funeral of Bro. JOHN A. WlSWE ELL, P. g 3,
from Golden Gate Undertaking Parlo IS. 2429 Mis-
sion ST., bet. Twentieth and Twenty first.
JOHN j. MACDONALD, N. q.
JAS MCKINLAY Rec Sec.
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RE A. o. 81. OF A., DIVISION NO. &NS
G>S 2-Ofhcers and members of this d- VNNMl
vision notified TO attend the regular WSV
monthly meeting WEDN oDA EVEN sSN1I
ING, July z, at o'clock at Hibernia NJ
Hall. 120 Ninth st. B. LEE, President.
JOHN KENNY, Secretary.
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NOTICE OFF MEETINGS.

H@ GOLDEN GATE CoMMANDERY 4
&>S No 16, &. r. Golden Gate building, <UaE8
625 Sutter st.-Stated assembly THIS HT
EVENING al O'Clock. All fraters w
courteously invited. "
JONATHAN NJ. PEEL, EN-. Com.
WILLIAM t. FONDA, Recorder
Hs SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER
&~S No. !, Royal Arch Masons, meet "A
THIS EVENING. Business only.
II. g. PRINCE, Secretary. IVY
E% HERMANN LODGE, NO. l27 n
E~S F. d A. NJ Stated meeting THIS -
DAY (Nfonday) July s. 1897, at o'clock ~ "a
P. NJ BY order of the W. NJ. wv
l.. SCHUMACHER, Secretary.
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pOOKKEEPkR HAVING SPARE TIME
ID wants small sets Of books to post, bills to
make out, ETC., afternoons ami evenings: reaso n
able. address Bookkeeper, box 63, Call Office.
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MR NOTICE-I SOLD THIS DAY MY
Ef~S rights TO restaurant 1Z2 Fifth st, TO JOHN
DENECHAUD. CHARLES KOPP
San rancisco, July j, 1897.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES.

EREE DEMONSTRATIONS OF vELox PA
4 per aaily at ~ Geary ST.; sole agency for the
coast. CAL. CAMERA Co ~
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NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE
~ place as housekeeper; city or county; bach
elor's, widower's home or lodging house Room H.
223 POST st., second floor.
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" DUNG ATTRACTIVE EASTERN LADY
L would like good place housekeeper: hotel
or widower's home preferred. 234 OFarrell. Z g.
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DAKER FOR SMALL COUNTRY SHOP $50
ID and found: 20 walters, $25, $50 and $40; 16
cooks. restaurants, hotels, resorts, etc.. $40, $50
$50. $50 and SIS. lunch counter cook, $IO week
and found: curer ana packer for large butchers
factory: waiter for mine $25: ranch cooks
MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay St
EASTERN ARRIVALS LO. KING FOR
II work will do well to call and get good posi-
ton from MURRAY & READY. 634 and $50 Clay
street.
u RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH
- 81; want ads and ~ Inscriptions taken
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DRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL 1877 NINTH
ID sL-Want ads and subscriptions taken
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VOUNG SPANISH LADY WOULD LIKE A
Il position as ty pewriter or copy ISL objection
to short distance from city. MISS OLLIE SFER-
LING room 28, II stockton st
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VoUNG WIDOW FROM EUROPE WISHES
l. situation as housekeeper; bachelor or widower
III Eddy st., room !.
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w we'll educat ed young man: can speak and
write English French and Russian; best of refer
ences. Address K W., box 80, Call
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PERSON AIS.

my LADY WISHING up Ef Ia Ia nere
A hair removed by newly discovers ana and
manent process can have run PAT EREES. ll9
Powell st.
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ESS BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR 81:
Es~S collection made city country. Pacific
Collection Co.. Ais Montgy st., 8: tel. $500
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COOK WANTS A SITUATION AS NIGH
" cook or vegetable man. 81 Sacramento ST
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= ELIABLE FRENCH LADY, ,EXPERIENC CED
I1 housekeeper, desires position such, or will
DO pain sewing; no objection 10 short distance in
country. 1922 Market ST., room 81
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MAN AND WIFE FOR SMALL COUNTHY
Is hotel $50, room, etc. man and wife for sm all
hotel in city. $50 and room. MARTIN d CO.,
749 Market 81.
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IOUKKEEPER; IA YEARS EXPERIENCE;
ID young; married; country preferred; efficient;
posto1ice, Wells, Fargo d. Co. or insurance clerk;
reliable employer only. Bookkeeper, Call Office
Oakland.
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YOU'VE FRENCH WIDOW WANTS A wORK K
l. ing housekeepers place; will do mending;
lodging,hou or widower's homo preferred
Loom 2 122 Post It.
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w ANTED-COOK FOR OAKLAND, &25
w housegirl, Alameda, $25; 8 housegirls city
$40 an 8 s; German nursegirls, $l5 and 800;
girls TO assist, $40 to $l6 3l6 SUIT ter ST.
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CIV. COR SIXTEEN tn ST, NEAR MISSION;
- branch Office Of IHE CALL Subscriptions and
want ads taken.
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Re OFFICERS AND MEMBERS II
49, of Pamon Lodge No. 2, Knights ofs, "a
Pythias, will please assemble at their1S6\E>
hall, 909 Market St. TUESDAY at II :3U3EA1A
p II. for The purpose of attending the funer~l o.
our late brother, JOHN A. WISW ELL By order
of a. d. CH ESHIRE, hancelor Command
e. B. HARDING Keeper of Records and Seal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

MEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A
1N perm anent place as a housekeeper city or
country; will GO plain mending 2U7 Post, rm 8.