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Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
New Yort Cotton Market.

New York. April 20.LThe trading in cot ion today resulted in a net gain of one to four points. At the best the market showed steady at the lowest figurca of the day. AL the start a generally better feeling pre- vailed, owing to the comparatively calm EesS with which business was resumed on the London and continental markets. Some ing the first hour yesterday, turned up as buyers at the opening and prices advanced b to points. The foreigners did not stay in the market long, and as there was no out- siue demand of Consequence, prices receded 4pounts. In the afternoon rumors of more warlike conditions in Europe led to renewed selling and prices continued to decrease to the close. Reports of a bad break in the leyees in Louisiana had little or no effect.
 Cotton-Futures opened firm; sales s@00o @ July, 705; August, 7e9; Sentember, 6.H; October, 6.72; November. 6.73; December,
 Spot cotton closed quiet and steady; mid ding uplands 75-16e; midding gulf, 79-16o.
 Sales 3.055 bales.
 Cotton futures closed steady. Sales, s. 0Oo bales. January. 6.79: February. 6S3: April, 6.94; May. 697; June, TOP; July, TOT; Au- gust. 7.oS; September. 67: October and No vember, 671; December, 675
 Cotton-Quiet and steady; middling. 5-16c; net receipts. none; gross, 2.171; ex- ports to Great Britain 1,GCo; to the conti- nent, g0; forwarded. R7S: sales, 3,055; spin ners, 115; stock. actual, 226,es1.
 to Great Britain. 7,1S3; to the continent A. S95: stock. 607.4S4.
 Consolidated: Net receipts, 24575; exports to Great Britain, 7,1SS; France, 21, 1O4; to the continent 13,255.
 Total since Sept i: Net receipts, 6966,624 : exports to Great Britain, 27s9.5 .5n9; France GS6,620 to the continent 1,S11,e91; to the Channel 5,481.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
CONFESSED THE CRIME.

Boston, Mass, April 20.-A special to the Journal from Montreal today says that Joseph E. Kelly, confessed today to the murder of Cashier Stickney at Som ersworth, N. H. He admitted that he committed both the murder and the rob- bery and says he had no accomplice. He vehemently insisted however, that he had no intention of killing the cashier, but he had to do it because the old gen. tleman recognized him. After fcllng MT. Stickney with a stick he showed signs of regaining consciousness and he slashed him with a knife.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
All Consultations Are Free.

quick and perfect cure is guaranteed to unortunatss who are suffering with Sexual Debility, caused by early i'm nrdence errors of youth sexual excesss resulting in impaired vigor loss of vitality loss of manhood nervous prosration failure of memory etc. uniting the victim tor arrage society or the pleasures of fe The treatment reliable pleasant, permanent
 Those who have tried less experienced or less skilled physcians and still have diseases of private naure such as Syphilis Gonorrhma Glee Structure etc. which have caused Bad Blood Skin Kidney Bladder Diseases Pm- pes Blotehes, Eczema Scroula Tumors Liberated Soro Mouth and Throat Rhenmatsm Womb Troubles Ieuchor- rha or any trouble whatever of private natu of either sex need not despair for even many of the socaed incur abe cases are successfully and quickly cured @s
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
In Wall Sfrae.

New York, April 20.--New York dealers in stock and bonds saw this morning that their fears yesterday had exaggerated the dan gers by the Greeco-Turksh war. The early morning brought news of the opening prices in London for American securities well above last nights close. The opening here was about on parity with London for in- ternational shares, the rush of first pur- chases in some stocks being so great as to give range of 1H in the initial prices, as was the case in Yesterdays selling move ment. The opening rise was accompanied by as great deal of excitement as yester- days. though the reverse to trading.
 Miscellaneous bonds declined sharply to- day, with the speculative issues leading the movement The sales were $1, 126, 900.
 Governments were active, but without notable change transactions of $97 900.
 Money on call easy at 1A@1h per cent. {; last loan. 1A@11k; closed offered at 1AQ1a per cent. Prime mercantile paper 31a14 per actual business in bankers bills at 4.SSk for demand and $4. SEA for sixty days Post ed rates, s4.S7Q$4S7Ls and S4SS1@G4S9. Com mercial bills, s4S51s0$4S6 Silver certifi- ca tea. 62G621A bar silver, 62c
 Government bonds, firm.
 State bonds, dull
 Railroad bonds. firm
 Petroleum, Pennsylvania crude, steady; May, S7hc. bid; sales, none.
 Closing Stocks:
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
MarkefS /. bY ;. Telegraph.
LOCAL MARKETS.

Following Is the local wholesale prices II car load lots of the leading articles handled stuffs stl FIour-Best patents, S5.25Q5.65; half pat ent S4.t5; straights, S460 family, S3.e0. These quotations are for car load lots. Ribs, 530. Hams-9Ac. ft Lard-Basis, 5c. Meal-Pearl, Tic; straight, 67c.
 FEED STUFF. Hay-No. 1. s14.25; No. ?, s19. Corn-35c. Bran-$16 Cotton seed meal-$1640 Oats-No. 2, 7e; No. g. 25c.
 PRODUCE. Cabbage, Virginia, 1c; Florida, 1Ae. Irish potatoes, 45c. Sweet potatoes, $1.50 per barrel. Ruta bagas, 50s per bushel. Qoobers. $4.50Q500. Hens. 18Q20c. Fryers-None on hand Eggs, 91-2. Onions, 4c. Bananas, 65eGfS1. Oranges S2. I5113 per box. . Apples, S2.75q3. . Lemons, $2.50Q275 Cocoanuts, S3 ner hundred.
 LIVE STOCK. Mules, S40d110. Cattle, 11aG13Hc.-- Veal calves S1G5. Hogs, 3@4c. a Sheep. 21aG4c. Lambs, $2. 50l4. ,
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
Blue and Black Serge Suits $4. .0S at Caheen's this week.
 4-2I-5t
Notice to Live Stock Owners.

Beginning with this date. all horses, cows, hogs, sheep, goats, or any ani- nal of the kind, will be impcunded if found running at large in that part of the city west of Twenty third street, south, at night time. Day limits are as before published.
 By order of the mayor J. B. FAIR, Pound Keeper.
 Birmingham. Ala, April 19. 1897.
 4-20-3t
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
Articles OpeninE Highest Lowest Closing

Cash Quotations-Flour easier; No. 2 nominal; No. ? red, S97s@921s; No. 3 corn, PA No. ? oats, 171s @17la; No. white, 21A@ 22; No. 3 white. .1955sG2l1z; No. 2 rye, Slis; flax seed. 76A@79fa; prime Timothy seed, $2.75; mess pork, per barrel, S.45as.5o; lard, per 100 pounds, APO; short ribs sides. loose, 4.e5lI4.90 dry sated shoulders, boxed, 5AGD 51a; short clear sides, boxed, 47sQ5; whisky, distillers finished goods per gallon $1.19; sugar, cut, loaf, unchanged; granulated, unchanged.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
rotton I.attar

Cotton Iattnr
 New York. April 0.-(Special) )-Liverpool was closed again today, but the foreign financial markets were better than expected and this was taken as an evidence that the war was not regarded by financiers on the other side as likely to involve any of the great powers. The feeling here was more cheerful in consequence and the opening was at an advance of from ? to 6 points. The flood situation showed no improvement, and the new crop months were the strong est at the opening. A local bear operator covered a large line of cotton. This buying resulted in a further advance after the opening. When those orders had been filled the market became dull, and the ad- vance was lost. August, which is now the most active month of the present crop, opened at 70S, advanced to 713, declined again to 7.0S and closed at 7.0S to 709 with the tone of the market steady. The opening of Liverpool tomorrow is awaited with great interest and the effect of ho9tilites upon that market will influence the course of prices in the immediate future.
 RIORDAN & co.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
~hio1oo :--o ~+ocir --"~'-o-

 Chicago April 2O-Prices for cattle were steady and unchanged. Native beel cattle sold at S3.S5a$4 for the poorest dressed Beef steers up to $5ds s5. 25 for the best, most of the offerings selling between s4d$5. Heifers were relatively higher with sales of S3.50I $450 Extra export bulls were wanted at S4 @s410. Calves were in good demand at a further advance of 10615c.
 There was a good. demand for hogs, but buyers held off for better. terms, and sales were made at reductions of 21sa5c: Sales were made at an extreme range of $3.70p $420 The bulk of the offerings sold at S4. lO Q$415, rough to good packing lots bringing $37Gd$3.S5 while pigs sold largely at $3.9O@ $4.10
 Sheep ruled steady at $3dS4 for. inferior to common sheep, up to $54$5.25 for choice to prime lots. Lambs sold for s4.65d$5.9o. Receipts-Cottle, 12,O00; hogs, 19,OQo, sheep, 1000
 C+. lsorfs
 St Louis, April 20-Flour-Dull, un- changed at the advance. Wheat-LoYer; No. red cash elevator, S6c. bid; track, $1@$1O1; No. 1 hard. cash, S2c with no bids May, 9sc. Corn-.Spot higher; No. cash, 22922Ac; May, 224c.
 Oats-Lower for spot No. cash, 1Sc bid; ButterELower;y creamery, 1aa11ac dairy, Smt5c.
 Eggs-F'irm, 724c.7.---~-7---s,=s1..a---s Whisky. $1.19.
 Pork-steady; standard mess jobbing, $S.20d$S.S5.
 Lard-steady; prime steam, $4.o21s; choice. $41O Bacon--Boxed shoulders, $5.10; extra short clear, S5 42hs; ribs, $5 55; shorts $5.70. Dry salt meats boxed shoulders and extra short clear, s5.05; ribs, $52O; shorts, s5.271s.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
Cures Are Guaranteed.

Dr. Holloway guarantees to you cure and his guar ontee is reliable one After careful examination con- suaon personally or by letter. you are told exactly what guaranteed cure will cost including medicines The same written guarantee is given patients who are treated bv mail as to those who reside in the city, but 1t you wish come here for treatment will contract to pay your rail road fare and hotel bills and make charges for medicines or oTsa services if fail to permanently cure you.
 respectfully refer with permission to Steiner Bros Jefferson County Sayings Bank Alabama ai National Herald). as to my responsibility for my contracts.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
A Systematic Treatment.

Persons afflicted with diseases of private nature he treated successfully home Write for my book on vae diseases and question blank which will be sent you rae of cost in plain sealed envelope. All correspondence held strictly confidential
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
cPnt nars9s

Chicago. April 20.-Wheat lost 1-16c. of the price it held at the close yesterday as the result of the restrained feeling regard ing the European war. There was only little of the excitement which was so much of a feature yesterday. Corn was firm, and advanced Bc Oats declined Nc. and pros visions closed without material change.
 Leading futures iangea as ioilows.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21

Change of Bill Each Performance. Matinees Daily Except Monday. at P. M
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.s @ Order Splint Coal. sun4w ed If
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05

sight, decked with garlands of flowers and
eyergreens. and floating above the graves was
beautiful American flag with white satin
streamer attached. bearing the name and num-
Der of the council
The grave of Colonel E. D. Baker was also
profusely decorated by L. w. Close snd b. o.
Cameron with flowers and American flags
This is the first council of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics IN the state 10
observe these memorial rites to commemorate
the memory OF the deceased mem oers, ana
again places on the pages of Starr KING Coun-
ellis history another admirable precedent
worthy of The attention of al patriotic organ
iZations
Owing to an unexpected call from the City
Horace w. Philorook was unable to deliver
his address before the council last Tuesday
evening on the life of the continental patriot
Samuel Adams
Starr King Council is making preparations
to attend the picnic given by the Bunker Hill
Association 81 Los Gatos.
Arrangements have also been made to at
tend the entertainment to be given by James
A Garfield Council on this evening.
A committee on public installation was ap-
pointed last Tuesday evening, consisting of
Past Councillors NJ. G. McCIntou, DR. A. NJ
Flood S J. ThieSen and f. c. Wyckoff who
arranged for the event at Native Sons Hall
on Seventeenth street, Tuesday evening, July
Is, to which the public and members of the
order will be welcome.
Nominations for the officers for the term
commencing July IS, 1897, resulted in the
following:
Councillor, Edward w Close; vice-councilor,
Caspar G. Strippel; assistant recording secre-
taries, A. T. " Nade and g. l.. Johnson; record
ing secretary, E. n. Dodge; warden, w. c.
Norton; conductor, B. o. Cameron; inside
sentinel, H. B. Dodge; outside sentinel, A. S
Hall; trustee, c. NJ. Prater; treasurer, c. J.
Gardner.
Treasurer C. J. Gardner, at the expiration of
the ensuing term, viii be entitled to the
honors of past councillor.
Past Councillor NJ. J. McClinton and Coun-
cilor Edward w. Close will leave for the
north on June 1S, Mr.. McChnton 10 go 10
Washing ton and Mr.. Close TO Northern Cali
fornia.
Councillor Mark Lane of Abraham Lincoln
Council visited Starr King Council last Tues
day evening and made some commendab.e re-
marks.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05
SAYS He REFUSED TO PAY
Caterer RieEO Sues General Dickinson
for the Cost of a DInnar Party

for the Cost of a Dinner Party
Raymond Riego, a caterer, has sued to
recover $l37 65 from General Dickinson
and Herbert E. Law. The caterer alleges
that acting under verbal contract with
the general and DR.. Law he gave a d nner
party. held under the auspices of the Pa
cihc Yacht Club, on the 18th of last
month. The dinner was gwen for the
purpose of reorganiZing the club. which.
Rlego saws. was IN a critical condition
because Dickinson had used it 10 serve
his political interests.
Riego AYERS that by the agreement he
was TO receive 81 a head for from fiftv 10
100 persons. After incurring the expense
and giving the dinner satisfactorily he
went to Dickinson for his pay, but ac-
cording to the caterers account the gen.
eral refused TO pay, denied he had made
the contract and told him to 90 10 the
thing. When Riego threatened to sue he
declares that the general told him that he
was lawyer and knew how to manage
lawsuits, and that the caterer would not
get a cent from him.
A complaint in the case has been filed by
Riego's attorneys, Barrett and O'Gara.
The case will probably come up for trial
next week.
General Dickinson when seen yesterday
expressed mis- annoyance at the matter
being brought up. II made no contract
with Riego," he said. That is left en-
tirely 10 the steward of the club. We
guarantee him a certain mum bsr of per-
sons at dinner and he goes ahead and pre-
pares the dinner. If he makes anything
out of it he keeps it in addition to the sal
ary we pay him. The only dealings l had
with Riepo was when he came up to my
Office with Mr.. Sturgies, the steward, to
discuss the matter.
Later, when he called to demand his
money, / told him to go to the steward.
The steward told him he was willing to
pay him and had the money to pay him
with, but RIego refused to do so, and
hence the suit.''
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05
SAN FRANCISCO "cAIJ"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco C.rr-
7lO Market street, open until IL O'Clock every
night in the year
BRANCH OFFICEs-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $3.50 O'Clock
SS9 Hayes street. open until 9 40 o,cIoch
6l5 Larkin street: open until 9 30 o,cIock
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets. oman
until o'clock.
2ols Mission street; open until o'clock.
167 Ninth street; open until 9: 80 O'CLOCK.
1905 Polk street; open until 80 O'clock
NV. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets; open till o'clock.
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Starr King Council.

On Decoration day Councillor Edward w.
Close, accompanied by B. o. Cameron, devoted
the day to decorating the graves of their de-
ceased brothers. The following are the de-
ceased brothers of Starr King Council: C. E.
Birch, w. F. Berry, E. A. Johnson, w. NJ Par
ker, George w. Thomas
The graves presented q most impressive
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05

Sir Joshua Reynolds needed but one
slttlng when intending to paint portrait.
6omeilmes lie would not take even that.
put would casually glance at the sitter and
proceed to paint the portrait.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05

60 NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
G~S tng-By virtue of solution of the Board
OF Directors OF the Pacific Coast Jockey Club a
corporation duly organIzed and existing under and
by virtue OF the laws Of the state of California
Gu y passed at a meeting of said Board OF Direct
OF S, 1. Is hereby ordered that the annual meeting
of the stockholders of this corporation be he'd on
1 UESDAY, the 20 day OF June, y ID. 1897, at
the Office of the Pacific Coast Jockey Cub, paror
Il, In the Palace Hotel, in the City and County of
san francisco, Sta,e OF California at the hour of
II O'Clock M, and the stockholders of Faid Corpo-
railon are hereby not fed that a meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Pacific Coast Jockey Cub will
be he'd in pAror OF The Palace otel. in the
City and County of san Francisco State of Cali
foraia, upon rU r. SDAY the 224 Day of June, a D.
1897 at the hour Of y o'clock NJ, for the purpose
OF eleclng dlrec ors fer the ensuing year anne nd
ing The bylaws of said corporation and TO pass
bylaw fixing date for annual meetings, and 20
consider and do such other business as may be
presented.
Dated San Francisco, Cal, this Sd day OF June
A. D. 1897. S n. ANDROUs, President
F. H. GREES, Secretary.
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RuiIders Cnntrnnta

Catherine Fahey with Peter Hamilton. altera.
tlons and additions (eXcepJ plumbing and ga,fif-
u g etc. 70 change twO-sto'y fame but ding into
eight flats, on SW corner of TAYLOR and Bprnar5
streets, S4200; H d. Mitchell. architect
same with John Norman, plumbing and gasfit-
ting on same, 100; same architect.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05

~ THEY SELL ALL KINDS OF DRY
ss>S goods. hosiery, underwear, bedspreads. tow
els tabe-covers, laces EN- broid cry, Innings TRIM
mings veing S, etc. very cheap at Pioneer Dry
goods Store, lO5 Fifth St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EG5 NOTICE - ABANDONED CHILDREN
S~S in the Roman Catholic Orphan Asvlum
since January. 1896: Mary Desmond, age /
wears; Mary Lavel, age IL; Margaret J avel age
8; Gertrude Norton, age IL; Mary Smith age Z;
Kath Strubel, age 8; Mary Rausch age 3: Mary
Canty. age 9: Anna Canty. age 7; Eva Pepper, age
B; Lille Pepper, age z. Respectfully,
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
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SPECIAL NoT1CEs-Continued.
CHURCH NOTICES.


RS HOWAkD-ST METHODIST EPISCO-
S~S pal Church. bet. Sc cond and Third SIS, two
blocks from Palace Hotel. Rev. w. w. Case, ID. d.
pastor: Martin Schultz, musical director. The
special music tomorrow will consist of violin so
By Miss susie Blair, coruet and vioin duet by DR..
tearn and Miss B all, and other special features
Hours of pub ic services; II A. M, 1880 ana AS
p. NJ; Sunday-schooi at II 80; prayer meeting
Wed nesdav evening at AS; Epworth League, 6: 80
ana GAS Sunday evening. Morning subject, "A son
Who Brought His Mother TO Shame" Evening
subject, "Thou Shalt Say No" lecture to the
young. Prelude: 'sumptuary Lawsi The Farce
of the Ages. No More gh y ats in Theaters- o,
Democracy! How Art Thou Falen?" Pastors resi-
uence. I4O Hawthorne st, near the church.
Church telephone ack 96l
Fe SIMPSON MEMORIAL METHODIST
Ss~S Episcopal Church, cor Hayes and Buchanan
sts--Rev. John Stephens pastor; residence, 3o9
kev. Il. e.. Hobbs, D. D., of Illinois, Will preach at
IL a. NJ. AMI Rev. w. = Matthew, d. d.. at :45 P.
II special music by the simpson Quartet. sun
dayschoo at 1880 p NJ. c. b. Perkins superintend-
ent. Epworth League service at 80 P. II. The pub
hc cordially invited 10 all the services OF this
church. seats free. Ushers In attendance. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at AS o'clock.
Rs CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
S~S Church, Mission St, bet Sixth ana Sew
enth-The pastor, Rev. E. X. Ollie, VII preach.
Morning subject progressive Revelations; or,
Evolution in Religion" In the evening Miss
Belle Kearney, the celebrated temperance lee
cially. The address will be 70 lowed by pledge
meeting. Sunday school (R V. Watt, superin-
tendenO at ] p NJ. Young Peoples Pentecostal
come
BSS TRINITY NJ L. CHURCH, CORNER
1s~S Sixteenth and Market sts--Rev +. f..
Jewell pastor; Services al II A NJ. and 1880 P NJ
sunday school Rt u 80 p. NJ, John Dyar, suPerin-
tendent Seats free. Pastors residence, 563l Six
teentn ST.
" WE,TMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN n
Ls~S Church-Rev. Theodore jackson, ID. D..
Moderator OF the General Assembly of the Pres
by erian Church, will preach at the new West
minister Church, cor. Page and Webster SITS, at IL
a. NJ tomorrow. Sunday, June 8. Preaching in the
evening at z :45 by Rev James NJ. Thompson, edi-
tor of the Occident sunday school at 80 A. NJ :;
Christian EndeavOr Society at 8: 80 P. NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:45 NJ.
- HOWARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
E~S cor. Oak ana Baker sis.-Rev. +. X. Farrand
pastor Services at II A. n. and 7:45 p. NJ. In the
evening y. =. >. [. r. '97 rally. Addresses will
be made by MIR. J. L. Web4!er of the 81 commit
tee; Purcell Rowe, president Golden cate Union;
Arthur Currie, president of the Ho ard society;
the pastor, Miss Allen and Mrs Collier The choir
will render special music SAObath-school at $3.50
a. N. Prayer-meetng Wednesday evening. All
cordially invited.
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rS CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA
~ THE WEEKLY CALL sent to anv address
ia the United States or Canada one year for 81 So
postage free.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


TONNE RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS
y 28 and "a. Crockec bhA0lA& kSivpnonS kSAa
IS hAn Francisco. Cal
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MANTED-MIs MIsCEILANEon.

SELL YOUR BOOKS NOVELS AND CLOTH
~ Ing to A. KLEIN, 100 Sixth ST. send postal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05

nj ME. PORTER WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY-
1u ant card-reader born double veil and second
sight, diagnoses disease full life reading: la Sue;
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BOARDING WANTED


Y oUNG LADY DESIRING TO STAY A FEW
=, = months In the city; would like board and room
lr Iainllyi central location: reference. re-
qulieI ana gwen Address L. D., box so Gail.
RoOM AND BOARD IN FAMILY IN FY-
X, box L. e 'SSi"@AeI H.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05

M NE DR. THOMAS, FROM BERLIN. SCIEN.
u1 uhc reveaier by eggs and cards; tells entire
lire, past present. future; consultations on all
anAirs, nothi excep ed; names given: good ad-
wee; sure help; Imports genuine gypsy love pow
der; mistake impossible; 81, letter So 929 Post.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

GIRI, TWENTY-EIG BTR ST. $50: GIPL.
~ country home, SIS; girls, Laguns ST., 81 5
and $i7 rer month; GIRL Geary St, s25; girl Bu-
enaS% e. an St, so; girl Fen ST. SIS girl, o'Farrell
girl. Altamont, 81 3: grL Fair oaks, Sis: girl
webster w st BIO; girl Marin County, ranch home
80; rlrl. lodging mouse, SIS: girl Eddy st SIS:
giri california ST., S15; girl. Sonoma County, 5;
slrl for oregon; gtrl, Webster st, $l6; girl, Van
Ness ave, SIS; girl, Post ST $15 second girl s.
girl, Hyde St. $l5; 80 young girls, So SO ami
$l2 per month; assist, etc; nice families: 10 Ger
749 Market St
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NINE. REMIER INVITES SKEPTICS; WON
| 5U9 Jones St
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05

M ME. MOREAU, BEST MEDIUM, CLAIR
W. voyant and cardreeder, Is back to her old D ace
7S Fourth St; customers please call: charms 25c up
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05

WAITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $50 AND
w room; waitress. 81 week; cook San Luis
Obispo county, $50, room, ETC.; mattresses CITY.
90 week Kitchen girls: mattresses, coffee
houses. So 80 a week; waitress, small place. S4 a
week: cook, Oaklani S25, room. etc: waitress
nice hotel city. SIS and ROOM call early: cook for
springs. $50, room, etc; girl middle aged
woman, small restaurant, 81 a week; girl. small
restaurant, SausalitO, Cal; chamber maid fine ho-
tel, Sl1 3D. room, etc. MAhTIN & CO., 749 Mar
ket st.
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PERSONALS.

CADIE EVANS COSMETIC PARLORS RE
- opened at Grant ave. rooms and 5.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-05

| MRS DE ARDIGAN GREAT EASTERN
! w iortune-tel!er; strong love charms made. 936
| Harrison