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MILITARY J0TrINGS.
For Duty as Range Oficers--Two Promo
tIons Announced.

For Duty as Range Ofiicers--Two Promo
tIons Announced.
The foll0wing-named officers have been or.
dered TO 10 ort at camp OH Tie 26th inst. for duty
range officers during the department rifle cQQl-
petition: First Lieutenant j Estcourt Sawyer,
Fifth Artillery, and Louis p. Brant, First Infan-
try; Second Lieutenants Jamson L. Faison, First
| infantry, Edward NJ. Blake, Fifth Artillery,
George W. kirkman and Sydney A. COman,
First Infantry, ana additional Second Lieuten-
ant George l.. l.. Irwin, Fifth Artillery.
Captain }. b. Kerr Sixth Cavalry, a distin-
gulshed malksmaD, Will report at Fort Wingale
N Mex not later than the 2Sth inst, as com :
petitor FOR place on the army carbne team, like
wise Sergeant Henry Uenser. Troop & of The
Second Cavalry, from Fort Huachuca, AriZ.
The promotion OF First Lieutenant Charles b.
SchOfeld. L loop j, Second Cavalry. to be Cap
tain OF Troop X, vice MacAdams deceased, and
OF Second Lieutenant Herbert Ii. Sargent OF
Troop NJ 10 be First Lieutenant OF Troop |, vice
SchOheld, Is announced In ORDERS
First Lieutenant Thomas ii. Barry First In.
fantry, will join his company at Monterey after
having completed The transfer Of the public
property 10 his charge at the Preside as Acting
QuarteImaster and CommssaTy OF Subsistence.
Leave OF absence Tor Two months, to take effect
on or about the 31st inst, has been granted
First Lieutenant Z. &. Miner. Ninth Infantry,
with permission to apply for an extension of two
months.
Captain Frank II. Edmunds, First Infantry,
now at lie Preside, has been ordered 10 pro-
coed to Join lis company ut camp at Monterey.
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THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS ELL.


The alta is one of the Democratic jour
mails which seems to think that the Federal
Elections Bill Is really dangerous measure.
The objections it has urged against the bill
do not show in what particulars the bill is
dangero us. TO The CALLS suggestions
that the Federal judiciary can hardly be
suspected of entering into a conspiracy to
subvert the liberties of the people, the Aitd
replies that the apo intment Of election Of
hcerS is not proper function of the Federal
judiciary. Under the Constitution Congress
determines what duties the Federal courts
may be required to perform. individuals
may have their notions as to these duties,
but the law defines them. Casting about
for some authority to which the appoint
ment of Federal supervisors of elections
could be safely intrusted, Congress decided
that the Federal Judges afforded the best
assurance that proper officers would be APP
pointed The Federal Judges are composed
of men of both parties. They are by the
tenure of their Office independent of the APP
pointing power. They are men of expert
ence, ability and character. Their duties
do not require them to take an active part
IN politics, but they are supposed to have
more than an ordinary citizens respect for
justice. IHe nature Oh IOelr studies de-
velops their natural reverence for order and
teaches them that without justice there can
be 10 peace. They realize better than
almost any other equal number of men that
fair law impartially executed is the surest
foundation of peace and contentment. The
selection of this body Of eminent men as the
appointing power Of supervisors Of cleo
tions under the new law was the best pes
sible evidence that could be given of de-
sire on the part of Congress to establish
regulations which would produce good re-
suits The Federal bayOnets, which our
Democratic contemporary seems to have
such dread of, appear in this law as in every
other. The power is vested in the Presl-
dent to execute all laws. He may call out
whatever force may be necessary to effect
that purpose. The power lies in the Ex-
ecutive department to execute every law
which Congress enacts. 1t may also be
called upon 10 enforce State laws at the fe-
quest of the proper State officers. 1t does
not follow that a Federal soldier will ever
be seen in the vicinity of polling place.
No party is mad OF foolish enough TO make
such a display of force unless the circum-
stances make it necessary. The sole object
of the law is to secure to every voter the
right to vote as he pleases and the right to
b ave his vote counted.
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EAST AND WEST.

The Atlantic Coast papers complain with
more or less bitterness of the growing infiu-
ence of the Western States New England
papers especially point with feeling TO the
fact that the peculiar interests Of that sec
ton are no longer cared for by the general
Government. The Tariff Bill, which protects
the products of fields, forests and mines, to
the injury of New England manufacturers,
is referred to as an instance of the loss of
influence on the part of New England rep
resentatiyes in the national Congress
The Silver Bill is another Western measure
which has hardly friend east of Ohio
The Chinese exclusion law is not popular
in the East. though the leading journals
are apparently becoming conscious that the
masses of Eastern people are likely at any
time TO indorse the antl-Chinese policy and
extend it 10 Europe as well as to Asia.
The Baltimore american refers to the fact
that with one exception Republican candi-
dates for the Presidency have been taken
from the West Lincoln, Grant, Hayes,
Garfield and Harrison are credited to the
West. Arthur, who became President, was
elected as Vice-President, the head of the
ticket being from the West. The only
Eastern man the Republicans have ever
nominated for President was defeated.
The East must admit however, that the
West did not defeat MI Blaine. He was a
victim Of combination between a Repub-
lican clique in New York and the Demo-
Gratis. Every Western State that he ex-
pected to carry cast its vote for him. The
american intimates that Depew failed to
get the nomination in 1888 because he was
an Eastern candidate This conclusion is
not lust to the West Dennw was beaten
mainly because there was general cOnvic-
ton that the President of the New York
Central Railroad could not carry States
that were regarded as necessary to the sue
cess of the Republican ticket. AS an evil
dence of the willingness of the West to
support an Eastern man who is not sectional
in his views the enthusiasm of the West in
support Of Mr.. Blaine in 1883 is conclusive.
No one asked what State Mr.. Blaine had
been born in or which section had been his
residence. He was regarded as about the
best type of an American in public life and
that was enough.
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BEAT HIS DAUGHTER.
Excitement Caused by the Inhuman Ac
of Thomas MANNING

Excitement Caused by the IDhuman Act
of Thomas Manning.
There was considerable excitement among
the residents in the vicinity of First and
Folsom streets on Friday night, owing to
the brutality of Thomas Manning, plum
Der at 262 First street, in beating his young
daughter Mary.
According to the girl and her fourteen
year-old brother Manning came home I'M
der the influence of intoxicating liquor, and
on meeting his daughter in the shop seized
her by the hair and dragged her into the
kitchen. He then beat her about the head
with broOm-handle, after which he be-
came partially sobered and went after Dr.
Kearney to attend her, saying that she was
suffering from hysteria
The son, however, told the doctor and the
neighbors what his father had done. He
also summoned an officer who took Man.
ming into custody. If he had not done so
the neighbors would probably have ad-
minstered to him a beating more severe
than that which he inflicted upon his I'M
offending daughter.
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On Monday evening last burglars effected
an entrance into the residence of Captain
William G. Leale, at 20O4 Vallejo street, and
ransacked it thoroughly. The captain 8
family is away in the country, camping,
and the silYerware and jewelry had all been
stored away, but number of trnkets and
ornaments and quantity Of clothing were
stolen by the thieves. who evidently ex-
peeted to make big haul.
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WEATHER FORECASTS.

SIGNAL SERVICE, L. $. ARMY
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
san FRANCIsCO. July II, 1890.
> r. M.-FaCifc time.
Synopsis for the Fast Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest the Washington
coast and is lowest in Southeastern California; the
temperature has generally fallen all districts, ex-
Cept slight rise on the Oregon coast; the weather
has been fair. except local rains in western Wash
iugton.
Forecast Till 7. NJ, Sunday.
Fer Northern CaIirornia-tair weather; westerly
winds; stationary temperature at coast stations;
warmer in the interior: stationary at Keller
For Southern CallfoTnia-Fair weather; westerly
winds; stationary temperature at coast stations
cooler AZ Yuma.
For oregon and Washington-Far weather; north
to west winds; warmer. JoHS p FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps lin charged.
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h25 Nontromery street. near Clay open untr II
O'Clock F. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street, near Kearny open until u O'Clock midnight;
3Se Hayes street, open until $3.50 o'clock oeS
IarIin street, open untn $3.50 CLOCK, ana zo4o
Mission street omen until O'Clock P. NJ
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e,-EsCE!PTION RATES

DAILY CALL Cincluding sundays, So per year by
naiI rostpaid: Is cents per week, or IS cents per
calendar month through carriers DAILY CALL, five
rories three months, ST 20. SUNDAY CALL twelve
pages 81 30 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
and WEEKLY CALL 81 so per year, postpaid
WEEKLY CALL eight pagesl, 81 rs per year, post
laIa. C.ubs OF ten Lsent 10 one addressl. $40.
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A Singer sent tn I.i1

The Australian pugilist, George Mulhol-
land, who was arrested several days ago for
carrying a concealed weapon, was sentenced
by Judge Lawler yesterday to pay fine of
$500 or be imprisoned in the County Jail
for 300 days. The bruiser from the an
tip0des went to jail
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SPECIAL NorIoE FoE THE SUMNER

subscribers who intend going to the country dur
Ing the summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
msiled to them for week longer at regular sub
sCrption rates 15c per week. Give order TO carrier
q send to business Office
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Youthful Offenders.

James Wighman and Alexander Humph-
reys, fourteen-year-old boys, arrested for
burglariously entering several houses in the
Western Addition, were sent to the Indus
trial School by Judge Lawler yesterday
Henry Pleopper, a ten-year-old boy, was
sent by the same Judge to the Boys and
Girls Aid Society. Last Thursday he stole
a whip from wagon standing on the street.
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BAIL REDUCED.-The bail of J. W. Nagle and
William FallOn, who were held Tor trial on
charge of tapping telegraph wires leading TO the
pooi-rooIn, was reduced Dy Judge Murphy
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the effect of that policy upon the other
country. England is at liberty to change
her policy, but not to change ours.
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ODD FELLOWS BANK STATEMENT. - The
statement for June of the Odd Fellows Savings
Bank, now in liquidation. shows assets of
S155,41S, including SS2.44S IN cash, and liabili-
ties to depOstOrs 1889, 978.
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A CLERKSHIP ABoLISHED-The position oil
Contest Clerk, held by the late George T. Emig,
has been abolished. Hereafter testimony In con-
tested will be taken before any clerk In the
Land Office who may be detailed for that pur-
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1.-THE BEST PILL 1 EVER USED" is the
frequent remark OF purchasers of Carriers Little
Liver Pills. When you try Them you will say
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

An interesting experiment is likely to be
soon made by the Agricultural Department
on one OF the arid regions of the West the
result of an appropriation Of $1,000 in the
Agricultural Appropriation Bill. for the
purpose OF experimenting on the produc-
ton of rainfall by the explosion of dyna-
mite. Senator Farwell advocated the ap-
preparation, as he believes the project is a
feasible one. The plan is to send up twenty
FIVE pounds of dynamite on ineXpen-
sive balloons, the charge to be exploded
by time fuses. Both the Senator and Sec
rotary Rusk are credited with the convic-
ton that a succession Of these explosions
will produce rain. The proposition recalls
the efforts of a well-known resident Of San
Francisco, who some years ago in Tulare
County eSsayed to enlist the cooperation
of a number of ranehers in trying to pro-
duce much-needed rain by similar means.
His suggestion created a good deal of
amusement and he was subjected to con-
siderable badinage Military men, how
ever, have frequently remarked that
severe cannonade was followed by rain.
The result of the experiment will be
watched with interest
The torpedo-boat Cushing, by making
the run from New York to New London,
distance of 120 miles, in hours and Al
minutes, claims the proud distinction Of
being the fastest war vessel afloat. This,
the navy'S first torpedo-boat, built by Her
reshcff, the blind engineer, has length Of
13S feet and a depth of TX feet. Her
machinery and fittings are marvels of COM
pactness and effectiveness. In fact \ ar
row, the English ship-builder, recently de-
clared that the Gushing, in her machinery,
fittings and ability, surpassed any torpedo
boat on the other side of the Atlantic
This is no doubt true. for until she APP
peared on the scene the torpedo-boat Adler,
constructed in Germany for the Russian
Government, claimed the distinction of
being the fastest war vessel afioat by hav-
ing attained a speed of 1855 knots. The
sooner Congress provides for the construc-
ton Of more of these tOrpedO-boats the bet
ter Their cost is comparatively trifing,
and the presence of number Of them in
the chief ports of the country will add
feeling of security not now entertained.
The latest news from Europe tends to
show that the situation in the Balkans is
viewed with much uneasiness. 1t is as
serted that the Cars advisers declare the
time is opDortune for military movements
and advise an advance. The chiefs of the
Dreibund. on the other hand, it is claimed,
will make a united effort to maintain peace.
The maintenance of peace, according to
official view, is certain until after the con-
ference between the Gar and Emperor
William, early in August. when an attempt
will be made to harmonic the relations of
Russia and Austria in the Balkans.
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WHAT Is TRUE RELIGIoN?-The service at
8 o'clock this afternoon at the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall
will be addressed by ID. w. Williams on the SUBJ
lect, =" What Is True Religion 2"
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disease permanently cured. with Or. Hapruner's
LiDIment; large bottles 81, sent express paid or
c. o. ID. DIR. Halpruner, $50 Market st.
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FOR SALARY AND LoAN.-A. Ii. Emery has
sued to recover S25S5 80 from the Eureka Re
frgeratlng Company, claiming nonpayment of
his salary as agent al $3.50 month for six aud q
half months, aud also the sum of $500 80 loaned
the enmnRnX
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BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREw.-A service
in the interest Of the Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew
will be held in the Church of the Advent this
evening at 7:45 o'clock. Bishop Nichols Will
preach the sermon. Men are especially invited
10 be nresent
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AN OPPORTUNITY to buy firstclass furniture
cheap. The indianapolis Manufacturing Co.
going ont of business. Must vacate the premises
642 Mission street, at once, aud sell below cost.
The morning call., 1890-07-13

THE dealer who tries to persuade you to take
something else when you call for Hoods Sarsapa-
ria, is evidently wording for his interest, and not
yours BE sure to get Hoods, and no other
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PALACE BATHs.-Warm salt water. Large
swimming tank. Porcelain TUBS. Elegantly re.
fitted Now open. 7l5 Hilbert street.
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SORE THROAT, Couch, OR COLD. If suffered to
progress results in serious pulmonary affections
oftentimes incuTable BToiCifS Bronchial TfocieS
reach directly the seat of the disease, and give in
stan
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You HAVE TRIED AND WERE PLEASED WITH
THEM They stimulate the liver regulate the bowels
improve the complexion Carters Little Liver Pills
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Is a contract for pure ice of merchantable
quality binding when poor. dirty article is sup
piled? This question has been suggested by the
contrast between common ice and distilled
water ice.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
July, 1890.

Any of our patrons who fail to find The
BGRRiRG CALL for sale BY tran-5oys viii
confer a favor BY notifying tbs office Of The
tart
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L. IL. BLACK, painter, patent process for clean
ing wall paper and fresco work. 10 Ellis street..
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STUYEN Is SUPERFLUoUs.-PhilIp j. Stuven-
haver, living at 1890 Shotwell street. considers
his name unwieldy and un-American, and has
petltioned the Superior Court TO have it changed
TO PlilD John HdVer
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DR. ROGERS heart tonic cures heart disease. /.
BAR counters constantly on hand. 32l Suffer-.
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SCHOOL BOOKS exchanged. Kings, 10 4th. e
Gettysburg and Photograph, Market & Tenth.
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THE MORNING CALL
puRLICATIoN OFFICE:

Has a larger circulation than any othe
eHspaper published in San Francisco
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II afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye Water. Druggists sell it at 25 cents.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

/" Patent Developing and Manufaetur-
&>S ing Company OF Caltfornia-No OF certificate
II. 4S3 shares (Arthur Nobe), zoe per share.
amount $40 10; No, or certificate 10. 1873 shares
lArthur Noble), csc per share, $40 70 Total.
$i86 SO. iy Is 20 2tf
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CHllRCH NOTICES.

AUGUST styles Butterck's patterns. Catalogues
mailed free. 124 Post street, San Francisco
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EouND-$3O IN GOLD BY PURCHASING K
L merchant taiior-made dress suit for $40; mer-
chant taorS' price, $40. ORIGINAL MiSFIr
oLorHiNG PAkLoRS, corner Post aud Dupont
streets
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fT4S The Semi-Monthly Meeting of st.
4~0 Patrick's L. A. and Is. Guild will be held in
the basement OF the church THIS SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at O'Clock. Members will please
come prepared to settle for their picnic tickets.
JAMES ENGLISH, President,
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BnrcHAM's pills act Ike magic on a weak stomach
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H(S Young Scotchman Starting Business
r~S foI himself wants contracts for carpenter
work; plans and estimates for buildings at very
reasonable rates 1912 Seventeenth ST., care Mrs
Murpbv lts
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To IdThtt 81 W Ct
ADV AGENTS WANTED; SGMETHING NEW.
IL Call l165 Howard St iyg tie
CTANLEYS OWN BOOK; THE TITLE IS, I'm
- Darkest Africa" all others are frauds proof
furnished, and agents wanted by A. L. BANCROFT
& CO., l32 Post St. San Francisco. jel7 tt
VI ket St; cheapest place: name and INK, use; large
variety; country orders agencies supplied. my7 SIN
MARK TWAINS NEW BOOK, "A CONNEOTI-
w cut Yankee IN King Arthur's Court" a Keen anI
powerful satire English nobility and royalty
immense sales; big profits. Apply quickly forter NJ
and territory 10 A. L. BANCROFT ~ CO.. 1872 POis
St, San Francisco nOlY
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ISS Improved Order of Red SC-
GF~S Mems Hall Association OF san ~Stes-s-
FrancSco.-The annual meeting of the ~
stockholders of the Improved order of Red Meas
Hall Association of San Francisco for the election
OF Trustees Directors and for such other business
as may properly come before the meeting will be
held the Office of tine Secretary 800 Post St,
MONDAY EVENING, July IA, 1890, at o'clock.
ADAM SMITH, President.
WILLIAM j. SMITH, Secretary. ie2S l6t
#, A Weeks News for 3 Cents-The
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RE Court Adelaide. No. 775I, A. N,N.4r
E~S o. F.-OMcerS and members are re- <R
quested to be present on MONDAY EVEN I'll
ING, July l4th, at Alcazar Building. Public g
installation Visiting brothers are cordially invited
j. j. COFFEY, Chief Ranger
NJ BoFuN Rec Sec 1t
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AGENTS WANTED.

w ANTED-5O0 MEN, HOWARD AND THIRD;
w basement, Bee Hive, to eat free home cooked hot
lunch, with beer wine, cts: open day night tf
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RJ Notice to Journeymen Butchers
W. The Grand Council Will meet THIS DAY
July 18th, at Washington Hall, 30 Eddy St, at
p. NJ. All delegates are requested to be present
by order of the Grand President.
Its W. j. WILKINSON. Grand Secretary
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VOUNG MECHANIC AND JACK OF ALL
trades: ice-machine engineer, pipe-ftter. box
maker, agent or drummer; state wages. Address
L. A. p, 1924 Folsom ST. jy12 3t*
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NOTICES OF MEETiNGs.

EP Unity Lodge, No. I3i. 10. sSAAggazze,
ES~S o. Fat the regular meeting on SSJl&$E
TUESDAY EVENING, July 22d, 1890, 8Ss@
HON. CHAS. A. SUMNER will deliver >/>HAN>>
an address. Topic: "a Trip to England and Few
Chances at English Facts and Folks" A full at
tendance is desired. Visiting brethren welcomed
BY order. j. NJ. J. LYONS, Y. G.
THACKERAY. Rec
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ROOMS WANTED.

Eastern COUPLE WIFE 4 DREsSNAKFR1-
II neat wish OF plain housekeeping rocnS,
partially furnished, in home where dogs, parrots
ETC., are not kept: references: please state price
Address g. A. r., Box Is. CALL Branch once, it
lTANTED-l OR 2 UNFINISHED HOUSE
w keeping rooms; mention price. Address Rooms,
Box 95, CALL Branch once. Jyl3 St.
DORIS FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
4 for light nouseke eping for adults and child;
istanee no objection; state terms Address H. H.,
Box 1916 CALL Branch ONCE. jylS 2t-
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FLATS WANTED.
PROPERTY WANTED.

VA ANTED-PARLOR FLOOR OR FLAT OF 3 OR
w unfinished rooms and bath. Address House
Box 10, CALI, Branch Office, fy13 Sts
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WANTED - BY PRIVATE PARTY TO BUY
w house and property from $4,000 to $1,000. Adj
dress with all particulars p. A., Box l45, CALL
Branch once. yl3 IT.
no EXCHANGE, LOTS lOOxl00 EACH on
Mission road, lot 25I12O on Point LoboS ave.
for country property; value $1,000. Address w,
Box Is, this office. jyl3 St
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A GENTS FOR ALL CITIES AND TOWNS TO
~ handle rapid-selling patent specialties. &. b.
SLOAN, ll35 Market St. San Francisco. jyl3 It's
w ANTED-LADIES TO CANVASS FOR "BLUSH
W of Roses" perfect beautifer; please call my
Office for terms. Nj SIS M.CLEYELAND .722 Bush. I'm
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BS Fidelity Lodge. No. 222, SSSs4.rl>S
~ l. o. o. Irregular meeting $S@SS
MONDAY EVENING. July 14th. In 94S
stallatiOn OF officers. A Iull attend /HRN>~
ance desired. L. X. MORSE, n. g.
j. l.. BAKER, Rec. Sec. 1t