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Still Valuable.

Eastern youth (out WesD-I have called
to get you TO help me to locate lot 902 in this
village-I mean city. My late uncle left it
to me and have come West to see about it.
Pretty valuable by this time, L suppose.
Real estate agent docking over map
Hum! 1t was valuable when your uncle
bought it. but the grade of the street has
been changed, and it is now 800 feet below
the curb and full of water.
"Eh? Water? Good gracious! 1t can't
be of any use at alp"
well, l dunno. If you like frog legs
you might get neal off it once in while."
Y Y Weekly
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How to Get Good repderloin Steak

"Jakey," said the proprietor of a Tenth
avenue restaurant, calling his head waiter
aside, and giving him a package of raw
meat" .'ere's bargain"
"Wot is it,"
Steaks. They were too tough for
butcher ON Washington street to handle,
so | bought 'em in to work off ON the
trade"
''Wottle we do fer teuderloins?" inquired
tlse dish manipulation, doubtfully.
Give de steakes to de COOK, Jakey," re-
piled the proprietor. "Then have razor
edge ground ON all them yellow-handled
knives and when customer calls fer ten
derloin. you make the order "One cross
grain with the yallar.' This amt no place
for week teeth. IN. Y. Tribune.
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SIGNAL SERVICE, u s. ARSfY,)
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, July 4, lS90-5 p NJ
Synopsis far the Past Tweuty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest on the coast of Northern
California and is lowest in Southern California;
the temperature has risen at coast stations and
fallen in the Interior; the weather has b,en fair
except light rain in Eastern Washington.
Forecast Till 8 p. Nj. Saturday.
For Northern Calirornia-Fair weather: north 10
west winds; stationary temperature On the coast;
warmer in the interior,
For southern California-Fair weather; westerly
Winds stationary temperature on the coast; warmer
in the interior.
For Washington and Oregon-Falr weather; north
to westwinds; stationary temperature the coast;
warmer in the Interior.
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Clarence Counting Miss Alice, observes
that her little todder of brother has bee n
staring at him from the parlor doorway full
FIVE minute ,l-Why are you looking at me
so, Tommy?
Tommy-Waitin' for you to propose to
Alice.
AIice-Oh, Tommy, how came you to say
such thing?
Tommy1Cause ma said if he proposed
you'd fling yourself right at him, an l want
ter see you.-Chatter.
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s1.RsCRIpTIoN RATES

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b25 Montgomery street. near Clay open until IL
clock p. N. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
ftreet, Kearny, open until y O'Clock midnight;
sSs Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; sos
larkin street, open until $3.50 CLOCK, and 25ls
a ission street nren until Q O'Clock p. NJ.
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A NuptiaI Pass,

A pass issued Wednesday to a bridal party
over the Jacksonville, st. Augustine and
Halifax Railroad, gotten up especially for
the occasion, read as follows:
''What fools these mortals be-" then the
words: Pass Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Waite
from st. Augustine to perpetual bliss. Not
good after divorce. Savannah News.
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CHINESE IMMIGRANTS.

The Acting Secretary of the Treasury
has issued circular setting forth the con-
ditions upon which Chinese may enter the
United States. The first clause in the
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SPECIAL NOTICE F0N THE SUMMER

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
sorption rates, I5c per week. Give order
send to business Office
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THE PECULIARLY OF Dobbns' Electric Soap is
that 1t acts right on the dirt and stains In clothes
and makes them pure as snolU; at the same time
IL preserves the clothes and makes them keen
clean longer Have your grocer order il.
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FL Peoples Home Savings Bank: so5
A~D Market St, of Fourth, in Flood Build
ing-fOr the half year ending June 80, 1890, dlyi-
dend has been declared at the rate of five and fifty
two hundredths $50 per cent per annum on term
cent per annum ordinary deposits for the entire
of depostit free OF taxes, payable and after
July l, 1880. b o. CARR, Secretary. W lot
~ Security Savings Bank. 22S Mont
the rate of FIVE 80 per cent per annum, and or
binary deposits at the rate OF four and one-si1th
"A l-6) per cent annum for the six months end
ing June 80, 1890, free of taxes will be PAYABLE
and after July l. $780, S. l.. ABBOT JR.. Score
tary. VI 7t
re- ONCE of the Hibernia Savings and
Ef~S Loan Society, NE. cor. montgomery and Post
meeting OF the Board OF Directors of this society,
held this day, dividend has been declared ut the
e of -four ana All ScbSs tbe per St, cent mons
ending June 80 1890. free from all taxes. and pay
able on and after July 1. 1890 RI ToBiN,
" Dividend Notice : Office of the Pa
I~S cfc Borax, Salt AID Soda Company, San
Francisco. June 3d. 1890-At a IN citing OF the
held this day, dividend NO 33l OF one dollar (sI
per share was declared, payable THURSDAY July
10, 1890 at the ONCE OF the company. go Mont
gomery st, Rooms / and H. Transfer-books close
III I'd ALTON Ii. CLoUGH. Secretary.
nR Humboldt Savings and Loan society.
the following semi-annual dividend: 5I4 per cent
per annum on term and 4i4 per cent per annum on
1890. LEES l4tl ERNEST BRAND, Secretary.
5P Dividend Notce-The German Saw
s5~S ings and Loan Society 526 California ST. for
the half year ending June so. 1890, a dividend has
been declared at the rate Of five and forty-hun-
dreths % 10000 per cent per annum Term
Deposits. and four and one-han (41a) per cent per
annum on Ordinary Deposits. Payable on and after
TUESDAY, July l. 1880.
je27 lat GEO. ToURNY. Secretary.
EP Savings and Loan Society. 6I9 Clay
6-S st-For the half year ending June 30, 1890,
dividend has been declared at the rate of five and
Oneteuth Is 1-1O) per cent per annum on all depOs
its, free OF taxes payable on and after Tuesday,
July !, 1890.
je26 lat CYRUS w CARMANY. Cashier.
GS Mutual Savings Bank OF San Ftan-
Dc cisco, 80 Post st.-For the half year ending
June 30, 1890, dividend has been declared at the
rate of five and forty hundredths 70 40100l per cent
per annum on Term Deposits and four and one-half
(41a) per cent per annum on Ordinary Deposits,
payable an after TUESDAY, July /, 1880.
je24 LIT JAMES A. THOMPSON Cashier.
EP Dividend Notice-The California Saw
f~S ings and Loan Society," cor. of Powell and
Eddy SITS. For the half-year ending June 80 1890 a
dividend has been declared at the rate of five and
fitty-eight hundredths % $4,000 per cent per
mum ON term deposits and 1Onr and sixty-fve hun
dredths "a 65-l0U) per cent per annum ordinary
deposits, free of tax, and payable on and after
TUESDAY. July l. 1890.
Je22 lot VERNON CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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ANGosrURA Bitters, the world-renowned South
American appetizer, cures dyspepsia. etc. Dr.J G. b.
Siegert Sons, sole manufacturers At all druggists
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" have direct
influence the infiamed parts giving relief in
Coughs, Colds, and the various Throat troubles to
which Singers and Public Speakers liable. Sold
nuT,ff, Ior
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The Bank of England holds something over
81, 100000 in gold less than at this time last
year, when the sum was not large enough for re-
duirements. and a successful raid was made on
our huge stock OF gold,
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The CALLS CALENDAR.

Any of our patrons who toll to find The
ACREiEG CHLL for SAFE By traiH-boys viii
cosfer a favor by notifying this office OF The
f0cf
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CousHs and colds are dangerous intruders Expel
them with PARKER's GINGER Tonic
PARKER's HAIR BALsAM aids the hair growth.
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AN Increased lveliness was added to a dance
at Bath. Me-, the other night, when pug dog
Joined the dancers on the floor and went up and
down the ball without regard 10 The figures
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THE importance OF keeping the liver and kid
neys In good condition cannot be oyerestimated
Hoods Sarsaparllla is a great remedy for regulating
and invigorating these organs
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re 100000 Given Away.-Send This
1~S clipping and 10 cents in stamps to Or. Hal
receive post paid trial package OF DR.. Hal
primers Patent Corn and Bunion Saye positively
Also one chance for the money; three pack
ages to one order. 20 cents. iy5tf
E~winning numb ers of the Sacred Heart
tS~S Parish fair. Fancy table No. ], Mrs Long-Pic-
ture OF Father Buchard. No, So: rocking chair No.
1856. Fancy table No. 2, Mrs. Suliivan-Picture of
Father Buchard No SO: gold watch, No 254 Sill
yer pitcher. No 16S; smoking table, No %: silver
set OF spoons, No. 1874. Fancy table No. g. Mrs.
No. ST. silver fruit dish, No. 207 crayon portrait OF
Rev. j. Flood, No. 5 silver pitcher No. 50; chiua
set No TO- oil nPsiSMtlng No MIS-: 49, roek9g chair NO.
pitcher No s; Turkish rocking char, No 81 shrine
of the blessed Virgin. No. TO- photographs, No. 1873;
music roll, No. 81: wine set, No. Ii gold headed
cane No. 297 Fancy table No. 5, Mrs Fitzgerald
Tambourine, No 81 lamp, No ~; bracelets; No:
christ. No. 3; bronzed clock. No. "; upholstered
chair, No, 2S3 buggy robe No 1870 Fancy table 40.
.. Miss Kenny -Crayon portrait of Father Buchard,
No. IA; silver pitcher No. 10; reception chair No.
49, silver watch, No. 800; silver cake basket, No.
"a; ton of coal, No. l3. Fancy table No. z, Mrs.
Lundy-orDameuted clock, No. 3d. handsome dia-
mond ring, No. 276; swinging pitcher. No. 1872; ham,
opera glasses No. II: lace PIN No. l40 set of silver
table spoons, No. "a. Fancy table No. 8, Mrs.
set of books No 50; lace set, No. 8. Miss Tighe-
Silver tea set, No l72; gold headed cane, No. 80;
holding winning numbers requested to call for
the articles 500 Fillmore St within the next ten
to the best purchaser. ty4 Ut
R@ New Process Discovered by the
DE- celebrated female physician, DR. L. VICE OF
Berlin, for female trouble. no matter from what
cause, etc.. medicine need be taken; safe in all
impossible to fail. Sole agents for CAL DR. v.
PoPPER, l27 Montgomery St. F: can be used at home
To- Ladies' in Need of n Quiet and
Gs~S strictly confidential place TO confne call at
MRS. IDA BIEBLER'S, 10T31a Market; graduated
midwife and doctor at Leipzig: IL years. practical
experience; best results rooms and board fur29 I'm
RS Abandoned Children in st. Joseph's
+~1 Infant Asylum since January l, 1889: James
Lydon. 5 years: John Lydon. years; Mary Devine,
2 years. Norah Hopkins, years; Katie Hopkins.
l year; Mary KDoop, years; Henry Knoop
years; Charley Caashan. years; Flora Caiiaghan.
8 years. jy2 lot
ER Cooks bough and sold. King Bros.
E~S 3Fourth ST.. near Market. nr27 II
re DIR. KanzIer, Massage, Magnetic;
Gs~S especially ladies. Is Mason st. le25 6m
" To Property-owners and others
th~S Estimates furnished for brick stone and con-
crete work; brick foundations put under old frame
buildings; boiler, furnace and fire work specalty
estimates free. and many dollars may be saved:
labor unions handicap my work. JOS. SMITH.
1888 Mission ST.. bet. 25th and 18th. my7 3m
~ Munro's Maritime Hotel-35 STAN
e>> ford, bet. BraDnan and Townsend Second
ana Third; patronage OF mariners solicited limo
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MRS. FRIEDA. TEST AND BUSINESS MEDIUM:
lu fee 81 massage treatment. 2Sia Sixth iy3 I'm
% TAYL0R-RoSE CLEVELAND FROM NEW
~ York; young assistants TO IL p. n. iy2 It's
TULIE LA BLANCHE. MANICURE AND MAG
= netic. Pariors and 9. Is Eddy ST. jel5 I'm
MISS DAVENPORT; MASSAGE WITH ASSIST
1tI ants Nucleus House, Parlor Is. je29 lists
DOSE DE LAFONT-BEST MASSAGE eI7 MAR
III ket st. Parlors and 4. my2l II
10S TAYLOR - NINE. HANSON; MASSAGE
IOO yapor baths; cures rheumatism: assists SIN
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PUBLICATION OFFICE:

THE MORNING CALL
Bias a larger circulation than any other
Mspaper pubIished in San EranCisco.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

REAL EsTArE-By c. II. Umbsen & Co.. at Sal
Rafael, at IL 80 O'Clock.
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The Anglo German treaty, it is officially
announced, was signed on Tuesday. 1t is
the talk of clubdom in London that Sails
bury declined a dukedom for his services
in bringing about this agreement.
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SPIRiTUALISM.

w oNDERFUL MEDIUM AND CLAIRyoYANF;
W ballot questions answered. 251a 9Th, RIM l. I'm
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CREAM mixed candies 25c. ID. Townsend's. /.
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BEEcnAM,s PMS cure Billions and nervous MS
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ATTOKNEYs-AT-LAM.

nI;Icls 1stsEIs. DIyoRctss sPFcI =, ry nos;
~ itveiy no publicity shortest time: legal every
where; fee after divorce; collections. etc. estab-
lished ten years. g. W. HOWE, 80 Kearny st. tyi tr
A DvICE FREE-DIYoRCES LEGALLY; QUICK
~ est time; publicfty: all legal matters U s.
Attorneys Association, 80 Kearny Rooms q, 7.jy31
A DvICE FREE-DIvORCES, QUICKEST TIME
~ no publicity; damages; collections; Wills etc
4. ENGLEY, Attorneys ASS n, Kearny ST. leg tim
DIVORCES, WILLS, ETC. FRANK KENNEDY
~ Attorney, 81 Murphy Building. 12tf
A DvICE FREE. ROBERT SECULAR, ATTOR-
n ney. "a kearny ST. n,yls 6,n
John A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 22a
y Sansome St, Rooms 10, IL and IL. myl5 tmo
w W. DAVIDSON, ATToRNFY-AT-LAW 431
eaiiiornia ST. Rooms lf-lo; advice free. d3 &
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20 VA. ex. fine chocolate creams, Towusend's. $
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School children In crowds visit Gettysburg
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5000 splendid Japanese baskets. Townsend's.
OLD-FAsHIoNED broken candy. Townsend's..
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Delicious cocoanut chocolates at rownsena,s..
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PURE maple sugar, new crop, at Townsend's. !.
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In France the copyright of an author is for life
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~ Improved Order OF Red ~
G>S Mems Hall Association OF san 1s-
trancisco-The annual meeting OF the ~
stockholders of the Improved order of Red Mems
Hall Association of San Francisco for the election
of Trustees Directors and for such other business
may properly before the meeting, Will be
held at the othce of the Secretary, 800 Post St.
MONDAY EVENING, July H. 1890. at O'Clock.
ADAM SMITH, President.
WILLIAM j. SMITH. Secretary. ie2s lot
RP A Weeks News for D Cents-The
80 WEEKLY ALL. Mrnnner. ready for mailing
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FEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet adjunct
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The enforcement of the HabituaI Crimi-
nal Act of Missouri at st. Louis is bound to
work wonders in clearing the city of
chronic bad characters who have made that
place the headquarters for their nefarious
operations As a conviction may be fol-
lowed by life sentence in the penitentiary
the recent return of eight indictments
against noted bad characters naturally Gre
ated CONSERVATION among their friends and
associates in crime
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Homemade ta1les, fresh daily. Townsend's.
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primer, 800 Market ST., San Francisco. You will
receive post paid one trial package OF DIR. Hal
primers Patent Corn aud Buniou Salye; positively
cures. Also one chance for the money; three pack
ages to one order. 20 cents. Tvs tt
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DEEssaIAISERs.

DRESS-CUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY By
bauthentic French tailor system go Post iel 6m
Al ISIS AGNES KELTER. lI9 STOCKTON, NEAR
w Geary; stylish suits from SO SO NJ; cutting anI
httiga speciality; IS cents; perfect ft APT e
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
W ANTED-10 MATTRESSES AND CHAMBER
w maids. country hotel, so and S25: Protestant
girl for housework Yolo County, $25; for city-3
German cooks $25; German second girl $50;
nurses for grown children. $50; chambermad and
waitress 800, and rs girls to fill numerous
places, both city and country Apply TO J. r.
CROSEIT CO., 2O2 Stockton st. 1t
GOOD IkoNER FOR FIRSrCLASS COUNTRY
" hotel. c. X. HANSEN a CO., no Geary So. 1t
TAILoRESS ON BUTToN-HoLES; COME
l ready to work. 9l212 Folsom st. Its
Young GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEwORK;
wages SO; small family 2426 Buchanan. 2*
GIRL WANTED TO WAIT AT TABLE AT I'll
VI Grant ave. jy5 2t$
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK 2035
" Howard ST., near Seventeenth. Its
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK; SMALL
" family; Sl2 month. 1928 Webster ST. iy5 3t*
YOUNG GIRL WAIT ON TABLE; BOARDING.
i house. 100 Turk st. jy5 2ts
GOOD NURSE-GIRL. APPLY BET. o AND II
VI at 40S Golden Gate ave. Its
A GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
u wages sl5 Apply at 1892 Bush, 9-ll AN. Its
UNDERWRITERS 1887 VALENCIA ST.
NuRsEeIRL WANTED AT 1929 MISSION
~ street. jy4 3ts
WAITER GIRLS FOR SALOON; GOOD WAGES.
w Apply after II A. NJ, at St. George Saloon. OIL
NEAT, oBLI6ING YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST UP
DESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL IA TO 16) FOR
~ light housework, 10 Hampton place. y4 2t%
WANTED-LADIEs TO CANVASS FOR BLUSH
w OF Rosesu perfect beautifer; please call my
Office for terms. MI IS NJ. CLEFELAND,722 Bush. 7*
IA ANTED-A WOMAN OF 50 OF INTELII-
W gence and energy to learn new business; pro
motion rapid Address Promotion. Box lo2. CALL
Branch once. ty3 SIS
DRESSMAKING, IMPRoyERS AND APPREN-
IL tees. NINE. GREENS, 52S Geary st jel2 IT
II AIDES TO WRITE FOR THE LADIES' SHIELD.
IL Adj p O. Lock-box 1921, San Fran. ap27 BINS
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oSNN. 1890 0A'SAS>' 'S"'"hi'h -NChS'
CREAM mixed candies 25c. 10. Townsend's.
GALA. glace fruits Soc pound. Townsend's
20 VA. ex. fine chocolate creams, Townsends.*
10000 splendid Japanese baskets, Townsend's..
OLD-FAsHIoNED broken candy, Townsends.
PURE maple sugar, new crop, at Townsend's.
FEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet adjunct.
Homemade taf1les, fresh daily. Townsend,s =
Delicious cocoanut chocolates at Townsenas-
Heart disease cured. DIR. Rogers Heart Tonic,
School children in crowds visit Gettysburg
Panorama.
AN Increased lveliness was added to a dance
at Bath; Me, the other night, when pug dog
Joined the dancers on the floor and went up and
down the hall without regard 10 The figures
THE peculiarly of Dobbns' Electric Soap is
that 1t acts right the dirt and stains In clothes
and makes them pure as snotr; at the same time
II preserves the clothes and makes them keep
clean longer Have your grocer order it.
The Bank of England holds something over
81, 100000 in gold less than at this time last
year, when the sum was not large enough for re-
quirements, and a successful raid was made on
our huge stock OF gold.
THE Importance OF keeping the liver and kid
neys In good condition cannot be overestimated
Hoods Sarsaparla is a great remedy for regulating
and invigoratng these organs.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" have direct
influence on the infiamed parts, giving relief In
Coughs, Colds, and the various Throat troubles to
which Singers and Public Speakers are liable Sold
only IN JOTeS.
ANeosrURA Bitters, the world-renowned South
American appetizer, cures dyspepsia etc DrJ G. B.
Segert q Sons, sole manufacturers. At all druggists
Cous1Is and colds are dangerous intruders ExpeI
them with PARKER's GINGER Tonic.
PARKER's HAIR BALsAM aids the hair growth
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ST, bet. Ffrh aud sixth, opp. Mason dei5tf
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, SO6 MARKET
~ St (Phelan Building; gas specialists positively
extract teeth without pain: only ofhce that makcI
and gives the celebrated Cotton Cas-; So 900 rel
erences established 1868 all operations in dentistry
performed DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. sfe7 tt
DR. A. LUDLUM HILL l44s MARKET ST., BET.
~ Tenth and Eleventh.; Charge for extracting
when plates made old plates made over like
new; teeth from 50 per set; extracting 5Oe mi Il
CT A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
u good be made: filling 81. DIR. SIMMS
Dentist $50 Market ST.. next Baldwin Theater. ocl tt
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-17
Edmunds and Tucker.
THEY ARE BOTH "HUsTLING" AND MAKING
GOOD TINE.


GOOD TIME.
Congressmen Edmunds and Tucker are
1etting an example of zeal and industry ID
pushinp the canvass in their Respective us
fricts which all of their Virginia colleagues
would do we'll to follow. The former-or
should we say Farmer PTS utilizing eV-
ery spare moment in getting close to the
sovereign suffragans who are to decide the
issue at the polls, and who can get closer
than he when he sslets himself out ?" He
has just completed thorough canvass OF
his county, and is ready to press the light
inc in ali localities where his presence may
be needed. It may be "walk-over'' fol
him, but he isn't walking. He's running,
and don't you forget it,
Mr.. Tucker has spoken in several coun-
ties in his district and has put in his time
TO good purpose wherever he has been. On
Thursday last he and Captain Robt. Poor
addressed big meeting at Apponlattox
and did some fine work for the cause, He
went to Washington on Friday, but will
probably return this week and resume his
canvass. Let the gallant Democrats OF The
Tenth district encourage and sustain hun
in his work and exert themselves to return
their brilliant young Congressman by az
overwhelming MISUNDERSTANDING F~
giniGn.
Be assured that the "gallant Democrats
Of the Tenth district' will do their duty il
re eecting ether brilliant young Congress
man by an overwhelming majority y
"Jack Taylor" will tiud that, in opposing
him as a candidate, he has made Jack o
himself, and will be known in future, no
as "Jack Taylor" but as "Taylor, th'
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