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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-04
Notes From the Battle Creek SAM
tariuro.

Thursday, the Goth inst, the Sanitarium
company took all of their large family,
there are about $50 patients here now who
were equal to such trip to their resort on
Lake GOguac. Lake Villa" is q pictur-
esque cottage situated on the highest bluff
of the lake shore and from it long flight of
stone steps lead to the boat house. A small
steamer and large number OF row
boats were put at the services of the guests,
while on the grounds were tennis court,
hammocks, swinging chairs, wheeled chairs,
cots, ETC., besides small library for those
who preferred quiet hour with book
the pleasure of ride the length of the lake
and back in the little steamer which in addi-
ton to its own load, towed ten row boats.
The dinner was not the cold picnic lunch
usually provided on such OCCASIONS but the
regular elaborate three course sanitarium
dinner with some extra touches. 1t
was served on the broad veranda of the
villa, overlooking the lake. Street cars run
from the sanitarium to the lake, but for
those unable to go in that way, easy car
riages were provided. The Sanitarium
people know how to do things up hand
somely.
Another five story addition, sixty feet
long, Is added to the length of the Sanitar-
ium building and the main part has been
raised another story which meets the other
five story part. making the entire building
an even five stories in height. These i'm
prOvements will give over hundred more
rooms, including very large parlor, writing
room, etc. Last winter two cOmmOdiOus
brick buildings were erected for use as
bakery and laundry respectively, and fur
ther off, work is being pushed upon new
boiler house which will take the engine en-
tirely away from the main buildings.
The space the old laundry occupied is to be
covered by additions to the bath rooms. In
all the time have been here. improvements
of some kind have been constantly going on.
Mrs. f. Il. Kellogg, whose Science in
the Kitchen" is soon to be published, is de-
livering course of lectures upon healthful
cookery, in which many of the lady patients
are much interested. Very Truly Yours,
HELEN L. MANNING.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-04
the Catholic Bazaar.

For several weeks past the ladies of ST..
Paul's church have been very busy making
ready for their bazaar, which opened on
Monday evening in Odd Fellows hall, and
will continue through the week. The sew
eral booths are filled with fancy and useful
articles, including handsome parlOr suit, a
silver tea set, lace curtains, carpet, gasoline
stove, etc. The attendance each evening
has been quite large and all who have
attended have enjoyed themselves.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-04

PORK FOR FAMILY USE. If you want
some nice clean white pork, made from
young pigs, not too fat, but just right in
every way, call at Hunts.
A. w. Prindle d Co. are showing the
finest water sets in the city. They are
cheap.
JAPAN TEAS, Hunt don't ask you to
buy his teas without trying them, but SIM
ply wants you to call for sample. Now
doesn't this show that he has confidence in
them and knows they will suit every time?
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-04

For SALE-A good covered carriage.
Enquire of II. ID. CRAWFORD.
MIXED PICKLES. This is just the time
for pickles. and Hunt has some new,
mixed, that are just the boss.
FINE FLAvoRED COFFEE. If you are
not exactly suited with your coffee and
want something better, call at Hunts and
get sample of his best. 1t will please you
and it Is always uniform In qualify.
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Census Returns.

The estimated population of the following
places in Shiawassee county has been given
out from the Office of the Supervisor of the
Census:
OwOssO, 6572.
Corunna, 1883.
Perry Village, 449
Morrice, 427.
Rush Township, 1865.
Owoss0 Township, 1160.
Owosso city shows an increase since 1880
of 4071; since 1884 of 2709.
Corunna shows decrease since 1880 of
11S; since 1884 of So.
Perry village shows an increase since 1884
of 90.
Morrice village shows an increase since
1884 of 104.
Rush township has made gain of SO
since 1884.
Owosso township shows loss of 90 since
1884.
Ovid's population is estimated at 1477, a
gain of IL over the census of 1884 and 2
over that of 1880.
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Annual School Meeting |.

The annual school meeting OF the Union
School district of the city OF Owosso will be
held at the city hall, Monday evening, July
IA, 1890, at 1880 o'clock, to elect two trustees
and make appropriations for the current
year. +. V. SMITH, Sec.
Owosso, June 25, 1890.
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WYant-Perkins.

The marriage of Mr.. Charles Edward
Wyant and Miss Grace VI. Perkins, both
well known in this city, was quietly cele-
brated at the Methodist parsonage on Thurs
day evening of last week, June 20, Rev. G..
b. Spencer officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyant will board in West Owosso for a
short time, when they will probably remove
to Toledo for their future home. The hap
by couple are the recipients of many well
wishes i'm which THE TIMES heartily Joins.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-04

Before we can have this delivery system
it will be necessary to have all business
places and residences numbered and it will
be well for all citizens to take hold of this
matter and assist i'm the work as soon as the
council settles on plan.
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owosso to have Free Delivery.

1t is now definitely settled that OwOsso
will have free postal delivery in the course
of few months, probably about Jan. 1,
1891. The receipts at the OwOsso post
Office, for the fiscal year ending June 30,are
as follows by quarters:
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Coop SWEET BUTTER. Hunt makes q
specially of choice table butter, and you can
always rely on getting 1t fresh and sweet at
his store. He pays the highest price for
gilt-edged. and all who can make it may be
mon article.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-04

Entered at the post Office in Owosso for
transmission as second-class matter.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-04

FINE PASTRY FLOUR. Good flour costs
but trifle more than poor and il any one
will try one sack of the "Maynower'' or
''Lily White" patent at Hunts they will use
no other.
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A DESPERATE LOVER.
Although Married He Took Poison
for a Woman.

William Sargent, prominent man in
Santa Barbara County, took twelve grains
OF morphine yesterday morning with the
intention Of putting an end to his existence
He was saved, however, by the Police Sur
geon, and was soon well enough to speak
about his troubles.
Sargent bought for grains of the drug in
each of three stores and took all three doses
at once on the street, after which he hurried
to the office of II. II. Earl of Wells, Fargo
d Co., an old friend, and asked for writing
material. He said he had taken poison and
wished to write a farewell letter to his wife
and mother. Before he could write the
morphine overcame him. He fell into
deep sleep, from which he was awakened
by DrS. OBrien and Bunker in the Receiy-
ing Hospital So soon as he could speak
ne said lie loved woman, who could not be
his wife, and sooner than live without her
he tried to die.
From his first statements, which were in.
coherent, it was surmSed that his love was
girl OF "a years who lives in Berkeley near
his house. Later he said his wife had been
In the East for some time, and in her absence
he became enamored of a commercial travel
er,s wife. who lives in this city, He was
with her Thursday night and tried to prevail
on her to run away with him. She positively
declined, although assuring him of her affec-
ton. 1t was then he determined to die.
Sargent owned large orange grove in the
great Montecito Valley, near Santa Barbara.
which he recently sold at handsome figure
VI late he has been living in Berkeley with
his mother. He is said TO be very well to do
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DAMA'S PROPERTY.
Interest Manifested by the Professor

Interest Manifested by the Professor in
His Pupils.
Miss Martha Belle Harris resumed her
testimony yesterday in the trial of the Luigi
Dana will contest before Judge Coffey.
She related that one morning when she had
finished her singing lesson Professor Dana
told her he had given her a fortune.
The Court asked her if she inferred that
Dana meant he had given her cash fort
une, and she replied, MY voice first and a
fortune besides" When asked why she had
used the following language to Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Smith, if you do not do what is right
the knights Templar will hound you. and
so Will the public at large" the witness re-
piled that she supposed she said it on ac-
count of the manner in which Frank French.
representing the Knights Tenplar, had
acted on the night previous.
What did Mrs. Smith say?"
'She fell against the head of the bad and
asked me what the Knights Templar said"
Why did you tell her to do what was
right?" ""'
'.Oh, because did not believe that that
will was right. She had told me that She
had a will made in 1887. Besides, Professor
Dana sneered when l mentioned Mrs.
Smiths name 10 him"
The court adjourned until Monday. at
which time argument will be heard on mo-
ton for postDonement until the following
Monday
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The best prices yesterday were almost Invariably
lower than the best prices of Thursday. Potosi
dropped in the afternoon cali TO IS 80. Changes
in the other stocks were narrower The close was
weak with Potosi at So 80 bid A week ago this
stock sold at Sc % Local securities were fairly
dealt in and Electric Light rose TO ST..
Tie Morgan assessment falls delinquent in Office
to-day.
Becher crushed last week 26S tons ore, assaying
Sl5 81 Crown Point, 419 tons, $l2 81; overman,
Ala tons SIG As.
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Lecture and Concert.

Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton, DID,, pas
tor of Calvary Presbyterian Church, will
deliver lecture under the auspices of the
Calvary Y. P. S. c. Z. on Thursday even
ing next in the lecture-room of the church,
corner of Powell and Geary streets subject.
"Life-Real Life" The musical programme
will be under the direction of Professor
Gnstave A. Scott. the organist of Calvary
Church, who will be assisted by the follow
ing: Nine. Yda de Seminario, soprano in
Calvary Church choir; Miss Ella V. Nc
Closkey., contralto in Calvary Church choir,
and S. j, Sandy bassO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-06

Detective Harris of the United States
Secret Service returned yesterday from a
trip through the Northwest While at Port
land he found that a number of raised"
hve-dollar notes had been placed in circula-
ton. TwenIies were made of the bills by
erasure and pen work. The bills were first
paid over to Chinese, and in some cases
passed through several hands tefore their
character was discovered. He had two men
arrested, but The Chinese could not identifv
them. and lie also seized 10000 Imitation
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CaliforniI Products,

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Prime California Prunes so
@70c, In bags are offered here to limited extent
at l1s4c spot California Lima Beans good quail
fty are sold spot this week at 81 75 q busheI Sales
are also reported at So So bit 50 80 is generally
asked The Hop Market is quiet and transactions
unimportant There is little buying except as
brewers orders necessitate. These are few and
small The large supply here of Hides is restricting
operations. The stock of all kinds Is 4sz 900 hides
and Kips.
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brotherhood of St. Andrew.

The local assembly of the Brotherhood of
St. Andrew held its annual meeting at
Trinity Chapel on Thursday evening and
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: President, Charles E. Roger
Nlee-President. G. +. Huddart; Secretary,
F. B. Graves; Treasurer, James Dennis; Ex-
ecutive Committee-John Allaire, Andrew
Wood, II. ii. Hunter; Finance Committee
Revs. W. W. Davis, John Gray, c. L. Mel.
Messrs. S. Ii. jerks, C. M. Gum and James
Dennis
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CHANGED.

l~ ERHAPs you've better grown
HAH In later years;
En- Perhap s your life has had
r- Less Joy than tears.
At least find yen changed,
Subdued and cool.
Unlike the radiant girl
i loved 1T school.
Your faults were many then;
You have none now;
You've lost the sweet, arch curve
or lip and brow.
You're gentler now more calm
And vel you mar
The memory of that friend
Whose ghost you are.
You are more Just to me
Than long ago,
But that You love me less
I've learned to know.
"a perfect character"
Admirers say.
But for your old, sweet self
III sigh Away.
MARGARET PRICE in the Times-Democrat
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FAMILY KETan MARKEr

Coos Bay Coal is 81 q ton cheaper. Dealers now
think that Coal will be 60 dearer this winter.
Butter and Eggs are increasing in supply ana the
latter cheaper.
No further change in Meats. Veal continues rather
scarce.
Poultry Is still abundant, except Turkeys which
are dearer. Some kinds OF Game are higher. :
Fruits show no particular change. Grapes and APP
pies are the principal Fruits now.
Green Peas and String Beans are coming in from
different parts of the State and Green has been
received from Southern California, Asparagus eau
also be had at high prices
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Gaelic for China
and Japan, the walIa wala for Victoria and Puget
Sound, the Point Iona for Grays Harbor the santa
Rosa and Santa Maria for San Diego and the T,IIa-
nook for Mexico. The Oregon falls due from port.
land and the Santa Cruz from San Pedro.
The schooner Dora Bluhm, 3l6 tons loads MGR
chandise for Hiio.
The Gienalvon takes for Antwerp "a aeI c,,.
Wheat, valued at SI04,00O.
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failed. She was removed from Fourth and
Howard streets, where she tried 10 kill her
SELF to the Receiving Hospital. A slight
incisicn of the flesh was all that SHOW ed
what the desperate wcinan had attempted.
She was removed to the prison hospital
said she Preferred death 70 Continuing to
live among her evil associations
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The circular OF 1. Steuart gives the receipts Of
Coal at this port in November So 100 almost ex
clusively COAST, against ss,790 tons in November
1882 and 1877, 032 tons in 1888. The receipts dur
ing the first IL months of the year were 913, 92O
tons, against l.0lS,45S during the same period in
1889 and 1893 1856 in 1855 The circular saws:
'Since my last issue work has been partially re-
sumed in the Australian Coal mines, most of the
mines in the New castle district being work while
In other districts matters still unsettled. Not
withstanding, quotations for future loading of
traian Coal are lower and with seasonabe rains in
this country further reductions may be looked for.
Supplies from the Coast and British Columbia
mines keep up to about the average quantity"
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bills of patent medicine men under the law
making the imitation of Treasury notes a
felony. The advertisers who resorted to
this means 10 bring their goods before the
public were arrested and they intend to
make theirs test cases. "
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Children Cry for Pitchers castoria,

When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria
"nen she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss. she chung to castori.
When she had Children, she gavethem Costoria
aus 2y SaTuTh
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DID NOT ADVERTISE.

Supervisors of San Benito County Wanted
tn Dictate Rates.
The Supreme Court yesterday, while sit
ting in sbanc, rendered an opinion in the
case OF W. d. Winn VS.. Rody Shaw, Auditor
OF San Benito County, on the defendants
appeal from the San Benito Superior Courts
decision on his demurrer in the case. The
action was brought by VIM to restrain the
defendant from auditing bill and issuing
reouisition on the County Treasurer for the
payment for certain real estate bought by
the County Supervisors.
The complainant is a taxpayer of San
Benito County. He declares that during
last January the Supervisors passed reso-
luton to purchase in March Block Is. next
to the courthouse, in the town of HOLSTER.
ana mat. although the prOprietors of the San
BenltO Advance and the HOLSTER Free
Lance offered to advertise the resolution of
the board at slightly reduced rates. it was
not advertised the legal time required in a
paper of general circulation. Nevertheless.
and the Supervisors ordered the bill, which
was for $3.50, paid. An injunction was
asked by the plaintiff. to which the defend
ant demurrcd on the grounds that the COM
plant did not show the cause for action or
whether Win would be injured by its paw
ment. The lower court denied the dem ur-
rer, but the Supreme Courts opinion filed
yesterday says the demurrer should have
been sustained
IDe real issue said to be involved, but
which did not come out Sn the question of
law decided. was the right of Supervisors to
aiilx rates OF advertising regardless of the
WISHES OF the proprietors of the papers.
Both plaintiff and defendant are said to be
interested in San Benito County news
papers,
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MORNING SALES.
Board-4O S Water 94I4; rs AngIo-Nev Assur-
ance 96.
Street-SZ00G AZ coupon Bonds ll9.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-5U Water. 94ss: % do, 941l; 90 Cal
Electric Light, II; do, 1875: 20 Safety Nitro
Powder, ga.
street-4o Anglo-Nev Assurance, IS; so Union In
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Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Wheat-The volume of snec-
native trading was fairly large and the market very
irregular within moderate range. The opening
was weak and from asc to 1ac lower. Then prices
advanced 7sc, followed by several declines and ad
vances of s4c, and closed at lac lower than yester
day for May. Receipts, 495, 900 bushels; shipments
149,oOo bushels. Rye quiet at 6sIac. Barley nom
inal at 76c.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-wheat cash. so1ac.
Corn-51s4c
Pork-$s 31R.
Lard-S5 60.
Ribs-$5 so.
Whisky-Sl
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The British iron ship Netherby, 400 tons. is
chartered for Wheat to U. K, Hayre or Antwerp
42s Cd.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

All kinds except Veal are in ample supply at the
old prices. Wholesale rates from slaughterers to
dealers follows:
BEEF-frst quality, &c; second quality, 50
51ac; third do, 3Lp@4Iac
vEAL.Large. 6e17Lac: small Calves s@sc.
MUTToN-W ethers. &c: Ewes 61hc
LAMB-Spring Lamb, S1a@8c p ID.
PORk-Liye Hogs, 4G4Isc for hard granted;
STOCK hogs 3G31ac a ID: dressed Do, La@7c q il.
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Bhe Failed at Suicide,
Mrs. Lottie Nash, an unfortunate young
woman, attempted to cut her threat but
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Music at the Park,

The following music will be rendered at
the park this and tomorrow afternoon:
]. "Wanderlust March, ..,........ Car,
z. Overture, 'Guy ManMring" ...........
Arranged by Godfrey
.. "DopeI Concert duet for two cornets), first
Performed by William and l. O. Coggin
f. Medley, Musical Pow-wow," serio-conic
Contcnts-"Homage to the Ladies, "Fy Away
Birding" "Lardy Dah," waltz, !" La File iu
Iambour Major ,.oiivette." speak 0 Speak
to Me Again" billie Taylor 10 Fred + eli
Them to STOP" "Pm Getting a Big Bow Now
"A Fathers Love-" The Pirates OF Pen
xance Herman Filth Regiment Double
Rank, Watch Dat Flank" with wst-wst-wst
finale. "
8. "No Sc. Unoje yd" (.Don't Be Angryr) first
i, tline. Alex Carranza
3. "Musical Smiles" German medley, No. l.
iuss uuer- Arranged by Casey
Z. overture, Musician and Poet. Michael BIGGER
o. "une Soiree Musicale" fantasia for cornet.
.. Waltz, "Beautiful Mayn.......... Strauss
~. Grand selection, LA Fora d ell Destino' Verdi
u. song, Let Me Dream AGAIN.. Sullivan
A-' way uaiop --......-.......... .Guiaume
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BAGS-Calcutta spot, nominal; May and June
614c: Wool Bags. 36@3Sc: Potato Gunnies nominal
RlCE-Al grades of Chinese have declined and
are dull The other descriptions rule steady to firm
Sn On mixed, "a 3U@4 35; No. Chinese. So 80
waiian, So: Louisiana. So rs p cti.
TN fLATEmIs weaSer. owing partly to talk Of
repeating the Tin Plate section OF Tariff Bill and
partly to the slack demand usual at this season.
Quotabe AT So 621a@6 rs p box. Block Tin un-
changed at 231sc - 10.
sUGAR-The California Sugar Rennery quotes
terms s., Let cash: Cube Crushed Extra Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all &c: Dry Granulated $50 c;
Confectloners' A. $3.50; Extra C. sac; Golden q
6h2c 10; bags. lac more than bbls.
The American Sugar Renncry quotes as fol-
lows. terms net cash: Extra fine Cube Crushed,
Fine Crushed and Powdered, 7c . NJ: Extra
FINE Powdered. 714c; Dry Graduated, 6sIc: Xxx
do. sac: Confectoners' A. 6ssc White Extra @
61sc; Extra G. sac; Golden c. 51ac y 10.
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Shfppiny Note,

wv OH -
New York Exchange, &c for sight drafts and
loo for teiegraphic.
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Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 Of y ounce.
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Mexican ID oIlars.
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English Wheat Market


English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5. - The spot market ia dnIl
at rs 4d@7s Cd. Cargoes are dun at BIS Cd for off
coast SIS 3D. for Just shipped 37s Sd for nearly
due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: December, rs Sd; Janu-
airy, rs sgd; February. rs I'd; March, rs Cd;
April, is 5s4d; May Is 5s4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Dec. 5.--oonsols, 1854; United States
Bonds-4's. l241a; 4L@s. 1857; Silver, 47sl d:
Rentes, 95f 6Oc. Bullion into Bank of England,
$1,000.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The stock market to-day
continued feyerish and weak, with changes in its
moderate rally, and the market closed firm under
the stimulus, with prices generally only slightly
lower than those of last evening. Northern Pacific
preferred, however, is down 1875, Union Pacific "a
and Pacific Mail rs. Governments steady Petro-
leum-January closed at 66a4.
NEW YORK, Dec 5.-United States Bonds. AZ
119; 412's, lO3; Northern Pacific. 2OA; Cana
dian Pacific. 724: Central Pacific. 20; Union Pa
cifc, 46ls Atchison. 2934; wells-Fargo 1873; West
ern Union 1914; Silver, l04A; Sterling, 81 Sl@
A s51a.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8. = Wheat, cash, 81 u4sl
December, 81 00A.
Flour-QuIet.
Cofee-$l7 81.
Sugar. 11-16G53sc.
Hops-Pacifc Coast. 3a@4Oc.
Hides-l3c
Copper-Lake. $l5 90.
1in-Spot $21 so.
Lead-Domestic, 81 90.
Iron-$l4.
Petroeum-January, 6634c.
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OCEAN sTEAmkiss.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Fish is dearer. as the recent storm interrupted

Following is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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