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nonnets of Natural Flowers.

The seasons belle is appearing at the
theaters and at the last spring festivities in
novel guise. Her evening bonnet is nothing
more than horseshoe fillet Of wires which
she has carefully filled in before leaving
home with mountain laurel. freshly gath
cred, or lilacs or roses. One young woman
who sat in front of me few nights ago was
garlanded with natural sprays of yellow
honeysuckle, and the effect was quite be-
widering until the last act, when the poor
flowers dropped under the combined intiu-
ence of heat and tragedy. If the fashion
becomes in anyway general there will have
TO be florists next door to the theaters, so
that when one sex goes out between
the acts for liquid refreshments the
other can get its bonnet freshly
and fragrantly decorated Under this
system it might even be possible to
follow play with sympathetic headgear;
non-committal flowers like daisies or butter
cups for tho first act, passion flowers for
those intermediates; miguonette, forget-me-
nots, bride roses or whatever the drama it
self might suggest as most appropriate for
the closing scenes. The proper order of
flowers might even be indicated on the pro-
grammes. Seldom has fashion been started
with such chances of entertaining develop
ments and yet the chances are it will not go
far. Few people take up within that is so
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LET Us PULL TOGETHER.

Two prominent politicians, whose no mes
are in Los Angeles County, intimate that
there is not SO much in the movement to
divide the State as many people suppose.
THE CALL has been inclined to the opinion
ever since the question was sprung. that it
was mainly the work of politicians. 1t is
impossible to see what the people Of the
Southern counties would gain by division.
But we are glad to know that gentlemen of
the. standing of Mr.. Markham and Mr..
White think there is little or nothing in it.
1t indicates that the division sentiment is
dying out. These gentlemen know that
the two State conventions are likely to be
inquisitive on that subject, and are much
too astute to go into a campaign without
making clear record on that point. The
CALL is pleased to see evidence that the
division fever is subsiding. 1t was an agi-
tation from which nothing but harm could
result. The division of the grand old State
of California is well nigh impossible, and
any disposition to produce such result
will work injury to the whole State, and es-
peciaily to the part which is afflicted with
the division fever. Let US pull together,
and try to convince the people of the At
lantic States that there are communities on
the Pacific Coast in no respect inferior to
the best type of Eastern civilization.
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SUPPOSE.

a free-trade- contemporary says: Sup
pose the British consumer were required to
pay a duty of 20 cents bushel on Ameri-
can wheat, when he could get Indian or
Russian wheat Free which would he take 2".
The British consumer would most certainly
take the Russian or Indian wheat under
such conditions, unless the American
farmer should pay the duty. If the Ameri-
can farmer could not pay the duty, and
still make Wheat-gToWing profitable, lie
would soon cease TO send wheat to the En-
gish market But if the American farmer
is clearly required to pay the English duty
on wheat to get his product into the En-
gilsh" market, does it not follow that the
English manufacturer has to pay the
American duty on English products to get
his goods into the American market? That
is what proteetionists claim as the result
Of their policy. On all articles which
may be produced in both countries the ex-.
porter has the duties to pay. So long as
nation imposes uniform duties on foreign
goods foreign nations have no cause of
complaint. But when a nation 'diserimi-
mates against the products of a friendly
country it invites reprisals. Let us suppose
that in response to the 20 cents a bushel
duty the British Government is supposed
to place upon American wheat, tile Ameri-
can Government should discriminate
against British goods. Suppose we take
cloth from Germany. or Ffance at 80 per
cent duty, and put an so per cent duty ON
British cloths. Would not the result be as
disastrous to the British wooden manu-
facturer as the British duty. of 20 cents
bushel on American wheat would be to the
American wheat producer 1t is hardly
worth While to attempt to sfrishten the
American people by threats of what foreign
nations which want the run OF. CUR markets
will do Our trade with Europe consists
mostly of selling. raw material and buying
finished goods. The trade is not profitable,
and the TIME viii soon come without hostile
legislation in Europe when We will con-
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An auction sale of residence lots on Ash
bury Heights was held yesterday at the
Office Of O'Farrell & Lang, IL Montgomery
street. Fifty-one out Of the sixty-tive lots
offered were sold, averaging about S1624
each, and making total of $50, 100. Many
home-seekers were present, but permitted
the property to be purchased by SPECTATORS.
The heights front OH Frederick, Sixteenth
and Clayton streets and Fremont avenue,
and are situated between Buena Vista
Park and Golden Gate Park.
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These figures leave one in doubt whether
there is any solid ground to stand upon
financially. The aggregate of Indebtedness
is equal to more than One-half the property
reported in the country at the last census.
1t represents per capita Indebtedness of
S465, or more than the average income of an
American family. Ii the estimate is true,
or nearly so, there would not be much prop
erty left after paying our debts. 1t is prob
able, hcwever, that after the first five items,
for which there is basis to estimate upon,
the compiler drew upon his Imagination for
his facts. In the item of individual indebt-
edness debts are cumulative. a hundred
dollars in the hands Of one debtor would be
going from hand to hand paying, perhaps,
debts amounting to a thousand dollars.
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weather Report.

The signal serv ice report for May last of
the United States Army, Division of the
Pacific, states that the weather during that
month has been generally favorable to
growing crops and the teniperstpre higher
than normal. The rainfall was as follows:
Spokane Falls 1.54, Portland LOT, Sacra-
mento 1.S0, San Francisco LOT, Los Ange-
les ;03, San Diego .07, Fresno .45.
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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DEBTS

A recent work on political economy by
DIR. DenSlow estimates the total debt of the
people of the United States, public and
private, at S27, 969, 247, 04s. The odd dollars
come from a computation of known debts.
including national, State, county and NUM-
cipal, to which are added estimates in round
numbers of corporation and Individual
debts. Following is the table complete:
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The sum of S6,OOo,OO is set down in the
appropriation for the maintenance of the
Indians-who are the wards Of the Govern
mentor next fiscal year.
Mckinley expressed himself to news
paper representative yesterday and gave it
as his opinion that the Silver Bill will be-
come law during the present session of
Congress.
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Atlantic coast The beet-sugar industry
would alone within the next few years I'M
doubtedly place California in a prosperous
condition could the duties upon sugar stand
as they are at present. California would be
able to supply the whole Union with sugar
within the next few wears
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sumo all cur wheat and meat at home.
Cotton will continue an article OF export
for some years longer, but the time is per-
haps not far distant when we VIII export
cotton in the form of cloth. We buy moth
ing or next to nothing OF Europe which is
essential to our comfort or prosperity.
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b Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street,near Hearty, open until IL O'Clock midnight
$50 Hayes street, open until $50 o'clock; 6oS
Iarkin street, open until $3.50 CLOCK and 25lS
Mission street oman nI.tI 9 O'clock P. NJ
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Pacific Iron Works.

The copartnership existing between Ran
kin. Brayton- & Co. in conducting the Pa
cific Iron Works has been dissolved by
mutual consent, and Ira 2. Rankin will
succeed TO the business, which will be
carried on by the Pacific Iron Works Com
panY. a corpOration.
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s,-RsCRIPTIoN RATES

DAILY CALL Chclndng sundays, IS per year by
p,afI postpsid; 10 cents per week. or 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL five
copies three months St 25.- SUNDAY CALL twelve
rages), 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
aid WEEKLY CALL 50 80 per year, postpaid.
" EEkLY CALL teight pages), 81 % per year. post
laid Clubs of ten (sent TO one address,, So
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We are going to have our Portals. The
University of the City of New York will
permit Dr. Emily Kempin to lecture under
its auspices to classes of women, and so
there will be no separate woman's law
school, but naturalization in an already es-
tablished college.
ELIZA PUTNAM HEAToN.
Mem York MN 1900 Con,J.i1ht
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FOR THE FAIR ONES.
A Girl Who Dresses jewelers.
HindOWS-NOYel B0nnets.

There is ajeweler's window on Broadway,
just above Tiffany's, which attracts good
deal of attention. The trinkets shown in it
are beautiful, but this is not uncommon,
the noticeable feature is rather the skill
with which they are displayed. The soft
est most exquisite cOlors are chosen as
backgrounds. and against silk or brocade
or airy gauze the flashing gems are wonder
fully combined. l have not passed this
particular window in two years without
stopping to look at it, but it was not until
yesterday that l learned, so to speak, its
history. The window-dre position in
all large city establishments is important
and we'll paid. The dresser attached to this
jewelry house fell Ill, and in his absence
young woman who sometimes brought
painted plaques and other trihes for sale
asked to be allowed to experiment Per-
mission was given without much enthusi-
asm, but the results were such that the
dresser had to seek another situation on re-
covery. Since that time the young artist
has given every Monday to a fresh design
for the jewelers. window, and it pays her
much better than plaque painting. VIM
dow-dressing is business hardly as yet in
vaded by women, but one in which it might
be supposed their taste would come excel
lently in play.
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Superintendent of Schools Anderson is
engaged in footing up the totals on the
block books of the census marshals. and
will probably know the result by this MORN
ing. He expects the total number to be
81, eco, an increase of 1860.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR. THE SUMMER
MONTHS

Subscribers who intend going to the country dur
ing the summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
mailed to them for week longer at regular sub
scrIption rates. I5c per week Give order TO carrier
or send 10 business Office
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A LABoRER's INFIRMITY.-Richard Walsh
an elderly man and laborer by occupation was
sent to Agnews Asylum yesterday. His mind
and by r. much aIeabT1t----- - -
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The Guide and Chaperon Bureau.


The Ladies' Guide and Chaperon Bureau,
newly established in New York, and pat
termed on a London model. fopFis6es to
such an extent that i has already opened
branch. and jE1ffttators are rising on every
lItds. certain Of its functions are to me in
comprehensive. Why, for instance, an
able bodied woman should care to engage
Il chaperon to take her to lecture or con-
cert is harder to solve than the pigs in
clover puzzle. 1t appears to me that, being
of sound mind and fairly discreet years, l
would trust to myself and the hOrse-car or
cab, or else l would stay at home. But the
business of furnishing guides for strangers
who have limited time in which to shop
or see the sights is more reasonable and, for
the common sense and intelligence of
American women, / hope most of the
bureaus patronage will come in this way.
Its operations are, believe, on scale SO
large that it is going to send out next
month a European excursion,
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DIVORCES GRANTED.-Judge Rearden yester-
day granted divorces TO Helen from William
Haynes for failure to provide. and to Kate Nj,
from Charles A. Cook, for cruelty.
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= DoBBTNs' Electric Soap is cheaper for you to
use if you fotloW directions, than any other
soaps would be II giren to you. for by Its use
clothes are sdUed. Clothes cost more than soap
Ask your gro 'er for Dobbins'. Take no other. Z.
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BANK EXAMINATIoNs.-The Bank Commits
sloners report The resources and liabilities of
the Bank OF Escondido To be ST. ,791 so, and of
the San Diego Savings Bank Sl30,751 90,
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AUCTION sales TO-DAY.

FuHx1rrnE-By Chas Levy at $50 California
ST.. at 10 O'Clock.
REAL EsTArE.-By Easton & Eldridge, at SIS
Market St, at u O'Clock
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No snide agents. Fine bust cabinet photos
81 so per doz. New York Gallery, 1144 Market
street, between Mason and Taylor.
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BITUMNoUs STREET WoRK.-John Weir, the
Supervisors Inspector OF concrete and btumin-
Gus street work, has notified them that the work
now being done is In accordance with law. Dur
ing the month lie has supervised work on twenty
bocls
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE, L. S. ARMY
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,

SIGNAL SERVICE, L. S. ARMY,0
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
san FRANCrsCo, June ., 1885, P. Nj
synopsi. for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest Oft the coast of North
ern California and is lowest in Arzona the temper
ature-tas generally risen: rain has fallen in Oregon,
Washington and the extreme northern portions Of
California, elsewhere the weather has been fair.
forecast TiH s p. NJ, Tuesday.
For. Cahiornia-w Warmer; fair weather; north
westerly winds.
For oregon and washiDgton-Lightr rains, followed
by fair weather Tuesday night westerly winds;
slightly warmer. J. l. Manifold.
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FOR LEGAL SERyICEs.-Eliza NJ. Sharp, ad-
miuistratTiX of the estate of the late w. H.
Sharp, has brought suit 10 recover $50, GOO from
Joseph Brandenslen for legal services rendered
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JUDGE LAWRENCE of the Supreme Court of New
York has Just decided that Or. j. G. b. Siegert &
Sons have the exclusive right 10 the trademark and
name OF Angostura Bitters and has granted them an
Injunction against c. w. Abbott & Co. Of Baltimore
restraining them from using that name or putting
up goods In Imitation OF Angostura Bitters
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LARGEST manufacturer OF California glace
fruits, soc. per h., in Jap baskets. Townsend's.
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GRADUATES will find 10 TO so button length
suede gloves at T. Centemeu & Co.'s 10 Post ST.
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Visit Battle of Gettysburg, Market and Tenth.

ADAIR WELcKER, Attorney at-law, opposite
Berkeley Station, Berkeley Cal.
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LATEST style Russian jackets, all sizes and
colOrs, IS 30. j. II. Stein & Co, ZIG Market. :.
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pvrrrICAryoN orEICr

THE MORNING CALL
Fas a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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Do NOT PURGE OR WEAKEN THE BOWELS, but act
specially the liver and bile. perfect liver
rector. Carter'S Little Liver Pills
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" will relieve
Bronchitis. Asthma and Throat Diseases.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
Moons Phases.
TUESDAY. ......- :.....-....... JUNE 3. 1896

Any Of our patrons who fail TO find THE
E0RHlfG CALL for SAFE BY tran-6oys viii
ceHfef favor BY notifying this Office of the
mt
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"ALL down" from the weakening effects of
warm weather you need good tonic and blood
purifier like Hoods Sarsaparilla Give this peculiar
medicine trial. Sold by all druggists.
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Colusa and Butte County papers COM
plain of the great scarcity of farm laborers.
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS

BEAcHAM's PILLS cure sick headache.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSP The Following Is the List OF Num-
% bers calling for the unclaimed gate prizes
drawn at the MachiDists' Picnic at Glen Ellen SIM
day june LIST: Gents-l32, 156, sos. Ladies-5So
IA GAO, 534. The above prizes, including the one
for the "tug Of war;" will be distributed AZ Mutual
Hall, Shels Building, 80 o'FarrelI St, Wednesday
evening. June 4th
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

loo. 900 MEN WANTED TO LOAN MONEY
n. on all articles at low rates; square dealing.
UNCLE JACOBS, 6l3 Pacific st. aul tt
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OAKLAND Observation-Disclosures AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
0mceol The MORNING GALL. S57 Broadway, near
seventhsr Office hours d A. n 100 r NJ
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SCANDINYIAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION IN
- American family for general housework up
stairs work. 744 Folsom ST. je3 3t*
w ANTED-SITUATIoN by A LADY's NURSE,
w or invalid; references given. Address 113 Polk
CTR fa9.
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Va ANTED-FIRST-CLASSB BLACKSMITH. 50 SO
W day; carpenters, s. 80 a day; slabIeman,
$50; 10 laborers about mine 81 day; 8 butter
makers, S303 mixers. $50 Eastern driver for milk
wagon, $50, references required; choreman for
ranch, Sz5 to $50; farmers. 81 20 and 81 so day
and harvest wages; Transfers 81 rs day; drillers
$50, and others. Apply TO j. +. CRUSErT & CO,
62S Sacramento ST. 1t
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THE GREATEST FORTUNE-rELLER IN THE
i city: reveals past, present and future. Call and
see NINE. OCEANIC, 81 Fourth ST., Rooms - and
45. A. NJ 10 p nlyS 6m
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NINE. MoREAU, 10 FOURTH ST, REVEALS
M past present and future fee 25c your fortune
by mail 25c and stamp; charms given. ie3 Ats
MME. ATLANTA, TEST AND TRANCE ME-
VI dunn, tells your entire life equals not
be found; soc and 81. ISL Howard ST.. bet Third
md Enurfh if2 LIZ
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IA ANTED-BUTCHER FOR COUNTRY HOTEL,
w $50 and found utter-maker, small dairy, good
place, $50 board; stableman for country stable,
$40 and board; men for small ranch and vine
yard. $50 so month: choreman about country
place. S25 and found; 10 men for haying. 81 rs and
board; men to burn charcoal for "A mine, good lay
out: IaboreTs, teaInsters cooks. walters sh-wash-
ers and 100 others. W. d. EVER n CO i26 CLAY
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FOX e-iiiSCELLANEoUs.
IToR sALE-FINE LARGE NEwF0UYDLAND
1 dog. year old. Address L. NJ. Box 50. GALE
Branch ONCE. .ieS 3ts
MICE FAMILY COW CHEAP l02 SAN JOSE
~ ave-, cor Twenty-thlrd. near Valencia. ie3 3ts
CroRE SHELF FOR SALE CHEAP. $40 PA
- eihc St jeS Sc.
!. OR sALE-To BE REMOVED: FRAME BUILD
i ing NV. cor. Van Ness and Market: stores, and
rooms e, m, upstairs Apply at premises or EAsroN
SDQ CHICKS, 10 CENTS EACH MATCHED BY
ooo sCHULES' incubator. 1918 Valencia, BIS
|. INE FRESH MILOH COW. INQUIRE MRS.
4 NAUNEkY, 140s rwenty-fourth st. je1 3ts
coon WATCHDOG FOR SALE. APPLY TO
" 422la foweilst jel St*
~ Apply az SSS Dolores st. jel 3tt
0J0 IMPROVED SINGER SEWING-MA-
RIW. chine; almost newi with Attachments
90 + MN 81: 1el 81:
HOUSE FOR sALE-To BE REMOVED. sI5
II Jackson St. jel sts
SMALL FIRE-PRooF SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP.
~ az Main St mr,,O m
PORTABLE BAKEovEN AND COUNTER AT
halt price. 1889 Pacific st. my3O ITS
GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP.
" HUfsoaMiDr, 637 Clay st. mys Bun
CREAM OR MILK DELIVERED An AGNEWS,
- Narrow gauge. Box 48s, santa Clara. .my4 tt
SHEPARD's FOOT AND POWER LATaEs.
- HICKS. agent. 667 Mission st. se27 IT
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES MIGHELt,
~ q RICHARDS cor. Bush and Market SITS. ol0 I'm
CAFE, SCALE, LErrER-PRESS. STORE TRUCK
- and money-till cheap. l02 Clay St au2S I2m
CECoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS,
- shafting pnlleys, betting, water pipes. etc No
INIosa MoLrMAN: 1877 BeaIs ST. deA Il
OAK LAND WANTS.
OAKLAND ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND
~ subscrlptions received at the Oakland Branch
0mceoi The MORNING GALL. S57 Broadway near
eerenLhsG Oince hours A. n 70 D +, NJ
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Mount .oS Moria b,e d9dEe e. S ssr i4fi A
member Brother SOCRATES C. FLEMING, *
In Masonic emple WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, NV
at 2 p. NJ. Master Masons and friends OF the de-
ceased respectfully invited. by order OF the w. NJ
ie3 Ut c. +. BROWN, Seer etary.
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE FACTS ABOUT STANLEY'S B0OK-ON
L March 10, 1890, Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons,
the American publishers, appointed US the general
agents for the Pacific Coast of the book now in
preparation by Stanley. being narrative of his last
expedition into the interior of Africa TO rescue
Emin Pasha this is the genuine new Stanley book
and the only one; agents wanted everywhere; fuu
particulars by mail uDon application. A. l.. BAN
CROFT a CO., 1872 Post ST.. San francisco. mrl6 Il
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powerful satire on English nobility and royalty.
immense sales; big profits. Apply quickly for terms
and territory TO A. L. BANCROFT & CO. 1872 Post
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EoUND-S2O IN GOLD BY PURCHASING A
L merchant taiior-made dress suit for $50; ner-
chant tailOrs' price, $40 ORIGINAL MlSfir
CLOTHING PARLORS, corner Post and Dupont
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w ONDERFUL CLAIRVoYANT, REVEALS
" past, present and future; is magnetic healer;
fee Soc. upstairs al Third St, Howard. il .itt
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A.bbury Heights Sale.

Neo Yorh. Nay. 1890. Copyright