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POOR CONSOLATION.

a Canadian journal finds some consOla-
ton for the lack of increase Of population
which the last Canadian census disclOses in
the revelation of our own census in respect
to the State of New York. 1t finds that
twenty-five New York counties show de-
crease in population. These are rural
counties, whose people have drifted to
cities or into Western States. The present
population Of New York is 5,997, S53, and
the gain in ten years is 914,9 S2. This is
pretty good showing in view of the fact
that New York contains but 1900 square
miles, against some 3,8O0,O0O for Canada.
There are seventeen States in the Union
with a larger area OF territory than New
York. Naturally when State IS as Jhickly
settled as New York, Pennsylvania ana
five Of the New England States percentage
Of their people 90 to newer States where
there is more room. When California is as
thickly settled as New York now is We
shall have q population of 100000 900. Bor-
der towns in New York have done but little
better than border towns in Canada. The
wonder is that they should have done as
well. Canada is as large territorally as
the United States. and has a smaller pOpu
lation than New York. II is not surprising,
therefore, if New York farmers should feel
the crowd and 90 West
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door. Here was his opportunity. Here
was something to investigate He climbed
the short stone steps, and as he drew nearer
saw that the paper had been tackled to the
door and becoming damp had dropped, hid
ing the contents. Leaning both arms against
the Ebuilding in leisurely manner
he unfolded the paper. The wind soughed
through the trees and the PUNK. PUNK of a
policeman's feet We're the only sounds. He
gazed with self-satiSied air on The paper
spread before his eyes. the contents Of which
he had not vet bee able to discern. Again
the Pickering light fell on the door; ne
looked on the piece of paper. The effect
was instantaneous. With bound he
cleared the stairs, rushed wildly down the
street and was soon lost 10 sight The re-
porter picked up the paper which had been
blown TO the street, and in all the horrors of
red ink, in characters startling and bold,
were the words SMALLPOX" The building
was vacant, the sign had been posted thus
for months. 1t was false alarm.-Boston
journal.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Senator Sherman IN refutng the misstate-
ments Of a pamphlet attacking the financial
system Of the country now being circulated in
ONO declares: There is standard for
paper money except coin. The United States
postponed too long the restoration OF its notes
TO coin standard. Since il had the courage to do
this under the Resumption Act on the 1st day OF
January, 1879, we have had In the United
States a standard OF gold with coins OF silver
nickel and copper maintained al that standard
by the fiat OF the Government, and paper money
III various forms, as United States notes.
National Bank notes, gold certificates, silver
certificates and Treasury notes-all at par with
gold TO call this a conspiracy or an in
famous plot Is a misnomer OF terms which Will
not deceive any Intelligent man, but 1t is rather
tile glory and pride OF the people OF the United
States that 1t not only has been able in the past
thirty years 10 put down great rebellion and TO
abolish slavery. but to advance the credit Of tile
United STATES 10 the highest rank among
nations; to largely increase the currency OF the
country; to add enormously TO our productive
interests and 10 develop the resources OF the
mine, the field and the workshop 10 degree
unexampIed in the history OF nations"
1.-THE mere election OF Democratic Congress
last November" says The Boston Journal, "ex-
cited widespread depressing Influence on trade
from which it has only just begun 10 rally. DO
our merchants want TO see the business bar
ometer go down again as this Democratic Con
gress assemblies aud begins Its appointed work?
There is one way and one way only that the
BOul bon leaders can be checE ed IN their de-
termination to make a savage and immediate
onslaught on the tariff and The currency. That
is by decisive Republican victories In massa-
chusetts, New York, Ohio and Iowa this autumn.
Such victories would serve emphatic notice upon
the Millses, Crisps. BANDS and kllgores that the
country wan ed none Of their disturbing aud
disastrous projects Of free coinage and free
trade. Democratic victory In those four great
States Will inevitably encourage the BOurbOns to
redouble the yisOr OF their assaults on the tariff
and the currency"
While at gainesville, Ohio, Mckinley, who no.
iiced among his auditors delegations OF work.
men engaged In unloading iron at FarpOrT,
whose banners bore the Inscriptions, ave want
a tariff on iron ore" and "Our wages depend on
the tariff" declared that for the benefit OF the
ore-handlers 49, 900 miners were employed In
The United States digging iron. The mills and
furnaces which use up the ore are kept up by
the tarift. They could not exist sixty days with
out it. Now then" ne added, what good
would iron ore do you and The miners II there
were no mills TO take the product? and that is
what would happen under free trade"
Word has been received from Rome that It has
been unanimously decided 10 recall the Italian
decree against American pork. Similar tidlngs
may be shortly received from France.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Department OF AGRICULTURE,


WEATHER BUREAU,
san FRANCGsCo, october Is, lSSl-5 P. NJ
weather Conditions and General Forecasts.
Light rain has fallen In Northwestern Washing
ton, aud there has been some precipitation from
fog On the northwest coast OF California Else
where fair weather has prevailed. Cloudy and
fo--y weather has prevailed along the coast from
Monterey 10 IaIoosh Island. The cyclouic dis
turbance OF Saturday IS advancing slowly east
ward from the ocean OF Vancouver Island. The
barometer has fallen in all districts There are in
dicatlons Of the formation Of baromctrlc trough
Of low pressure over the GENITAL portion OF the
Pacific coast States which viii probably be at
tended 10y cooler weather and Increase in ciOudi-
ness The weather has been considerably warmer
during the day in all districts except along the
central coast OF California. The day cooler at
san Francisco and vicinity than ut any other
place Ia the Pacific Coast States. There was fan
of l67 In tweuty-four hours. The following are
some OF the maximum temperatures Of to-day
bed Bluff, 50; Sacramento. 50; Fresno, IS; Los
Augele-. 81; san biego. 20; Yuma, 90; The
Needles, 81: San francisco, SO.
Forecast Until 2. NJ. Monday.
FOR Northern CaIifornia-Fair weather; variable
winds; generally cooler except nearly stationary
temperature iu the extreme northeast portions
fog and clouds along the coast.
Tor southern Caufornia-Fair weather; nearly
stationary temperature in the extreme southeast
Ior-Ion. fog and clouds on the southwest coast
For Oregon and Washingt1u-Fair weather, except
light rain along The straits; variable winds; gen
orally warmer, except cooler IN Western wash
inEtoH and nearly stationary temperature in West
err Oregon. JONI z. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry, A. ;. o., in charge.
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A MOTHERS LOVE.
Woman Watches on a Pier for Her Son
Thrnrgh Many Nears.

Woman Watches on Pier for Her Son
Through Many Years.
Persons whose business takes them to
Pier %, East River, where the Clyde
steamers anchor, have noticed an old
woman sitting, generally on a bunch of
shingles, near the end of the pier. She is
there every day. 1t matters not whether
the sun shines brightly, shedding its genial
rays on the dirty old pier or whether rain.
hail, sleet or snow make life oct of doors
almost uncomfortable. The employees at the
dock differ in their statements as to the
number Of years the old woman has been
paying daily visits TO the pier Some say
she has been coming regularly Tor twenty
years, while the lowest estimate is nine
years.
Her story Is an interesting one, showing,
as it does. the wonderful strength of
mothers love. She is known by every one
in the neighborhOod of Pier IS as Mrs.
O'Bren." 1t is said that she lives with her
daughter in Madison street. Years ago
Mrs. O'Brien'S only son, Jimmie. fell into
the East River from a Williamsburg ferry
boat and WAS drowned. From that day to
this Mrs. o. Brien has visited the pier every
day. She reaches the pier early in the
morning, goes home to her meals and re-
turns to the pier, making three visits TO the
pier each day regardless of the weather
Mrs. O'Brien never speaks to any of the
people at the pier under any circumstances.
She simply sits with her hands clasped, to-
tally oblivious of everything around her
The Waterman, who has known her for a
long time, allows no one to disturb her. and
she goes and comes without the slightest
molestation. On Sundays she brings her
prayer-book with her and spends most of
the day in reading.
Mrs. O'Brien is undoubtedly demented.
Occasionally her daughter, who is well to do
and humors her in all her actions, accom-
panies her to the pier SoG&etimeS he says,
''Well, mother, did you see Jimmie to-
daY?" The heart-broken muNer almost
invariably declares that she has seen her
son and that he will soon return % his
home. When a reporter visited the PR
and approached Mrs. O'Brien he was
warned by the Waterman not to speak to
her, The respectful manner in which this
poor. demented woman is treated by the
longshoremen and others about the pier is
striking. These men, naturally rough in
their ways, respect this old woman and her
belief that her son will come home some
day. and they will allow no triiers to in
terfere with her-N Y. Tribune
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TWO MEN IN A BOAT,
To Say Nothing of the Gun That Went
OF With Serinns Eject.

To Say Nothing OF the Gun That Went
OF With Serious Effect.
Two men left Birds Point, Alameda.
yesterday in boat for the purpose of fish,
ing. They also took gun to shoot any I'M
fortunate duck or mud-hen that might fly or
paddle within range. One Of the men was
Lawrence Durlah, who lives at 432 Pacific
street in this city. The fishing was carried
on successfully. but the gun remained
loaded with bird-shot. Soon after the boat
was rowed back to the beach, and while
Durlah was stepping ont the hammer of the
gun struck a can of bait. Both barrels
went off simultaneously and the shot tore
off big patch of flesh from Durlah's right
arm.
He crossed the bay and came to the Re
ceiving Hospital for treatment. His
wounds were dressed. after which he was
removed to the County Hospital.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES /:

DAILY CALL dncludiug sundays SIS per year BY
mail postpaid: IS cents per week, OF 80 cents per
calender month. through carriers DAILY CALL,
I'VE copies three months, IS 20. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages). 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL aud WEEKLY CALL, 81 50 per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL (eight pages, 81 % per year,
nnrtnaIA Clnhs OF TN cant To on addreSsl. SO.
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His Curioslty was Satisfied.

over-inquistive souls that are afraid some
thing Will happen which they will not
know all about. He walked with swing
ing step, bis eyes eagerly searching for
something. but just what he himself did not
know. The Pickering light of street lamp
fell upon piece of paper fastened TO
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95 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
.treet near Kearny, open until - O'Clock midnight;
53a HAYES street. open until $3.50 O'Clock; 6O9
Larkin street open until 9:SO O'Clock 25ls Mission
.treat omen until o'clock P NJ: and ZIG Ninth
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While somewhat under the influence of
liquor early yesterday morning Thomas
Jones of 813 Filbert street became involved
in quarrel with a stranger in California
street saloon. Thomas was struck with
club and went to earth. When he recovered
from the shock and the surprise he went TO
the Receiving Hospital 10 have lacerated
scalp wound stitched up.
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FuRNITURK.-By NJ. J. simmons, at 1857 Market
ST.. al II clock
FURSITURE.-By f. 5. Spear 4 Co., at 24OO HOW
ard ST. ~ II O'Clock.
REAL EsTATE.-By Real Estate Exchange, al 10
Post ST. at i O'Clock.
FUFSITURF.-By II. j. LeuJholiz n Co, at LA
ML..Lmu 81 1T II % cLncA.
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Some Time ago an electric iii was brought
out in England which materially decreased
same time afforded an excellent check on
the days receipts. The inventor has m ade
several improvements on the original de-
vice, which will now register accurately
every coin received, from cent to twenty
dollar piece. BY simple arrangement the
TIL can be placed In any part of the store,
fectlY
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
MONDAY
NOTICEI

Any Of our patrons rho fail TO find THE
MORNING CALL for sale Jy train-5oys
uiijcolJer q fdcor By notifying this office o.
ugGct, naming tie date and train.
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Austria has an army 100000 strong But
q correspondent says that the Austrian SOL
disrs are very poorly dressed in comparison
with the English and German soldiery, and
they are not so good specimens of manhood
as ne Queens and the kaiser's troops
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J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BOURBON. celebrated
whisky is FOR sale by all irst-cass druggists aud
grocers. Trade mark-star within a shield.
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THE many wonderful cures accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparllla when other medicines had
failed, is sufficient proof that this preparation
POSSESSES peculiar and superior curative powers
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger circulation than any other
hewspaper published in San Francisco.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


EIRST-CLASS GARDENER WISHES SITUA-
tion in private family; city or country refer I
ences. Address g., Box 81, this Office oclS 81
MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS IN PRI-
Ah yate family; man good gardener; woman good
cook; references. address NJ. W.. Box 81, this
office. oc1S 3tF
GOOD COOK JAPANESE WANTS PLACE IN
VI small boarding or hotel; clean. sober:
city or country. Address I. T., Box lOs, CALL
Branch ONCE. oclS ~
SITUATIoN WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE AS
y first and second cooki no objections to country
Call 2l3 Minna st. oelS2t-
DREAD-BAKER WANTS SITUATION AS SEC
ID ond: Englishman. 22O Third st. oclS 2tt
M ANTED-sITUATIoN BY AMERICAN MAN
w and vile ranch mine; IL years expert
grain or dairy; woman Al cook and housekeeper
Address c. c., Box 81, CALL Branch once oclS Az
YOU'VE MAN. GRADUATE OF A GERMAN
university. would like to obtain a position as a
the same is competent in French, German, English
branches, Latin and Greek. Address Tutor. Box
las, CALL Branch ONCE ocl7 At
MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATION; MAN
nu practical gardener and horticultural; under
stands core of stock woman good cook, leundreSs
and housekeeper: fond Of ehildren objections TO
country Address w. A, Oakland once CALL. 10 q
MAN WANTS POSITION AS CHIEF COOK;
du city or country; hotel or restaurant. ADDRESS
Cook, Box IS, CALL Branch Office. ocl6 7ts
CoMPETENT BoOK-kEEPER WOULD LIKE
" position with wholesale grocery firm or with
real estate firm; salary moderate; references Ad-
dress Grocer, Box 80, CALL Branch once. oclo OF
COMPETENT MAN WANTS SITUATION AS
" coachman: understands care OF saddle horses;
good references; country preferred Address G. W.
Box 50, this office. oclo 3t~
MAN AND WIFE, SCANDINAYIANS, WISH TO
w take care OF place, farm. vineyard or orchard;
ing. Apply at los Freelon ST., near Fourth ana
Brannan Ocl3 ~
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GAO N FOR DOZEN CABINET PHOTO
~. OU graphs; one coloTed free; frst-class work
guarar teed. WILSON'S Gallery, - kearny lel41
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leave san Francisco September 29th for Chicago.
Boston and all Eastern cities. For particulars
address +. E. Shearer, New Montgomery st, or
l Montgomery St, San Francisco.
Mrs. w insiow's soothing Syrup"
Has been used over nifty years 10y millions OF moth
for their children while teethiuy. with perfect
success. II sUothes the child softens the gums al
lays pain. cures wind collie. regulates the bowels and
Is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething other For sale by dru.
eists in every part OF the world. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup Twenty-Five
centsa bottle.
For BRONCHIAL, AsTHMATIC, AND PULMONARY
COMPLAINTS, Brolrn's Bronchial Troehes" mani
fest remarkable curative properties % cts. a box.
EXTRA mince pies SWANS. 2l3 Suffer street.
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GAN FRANCISCO. OCT 5, 1917 HEREBY
- notify the public not to trust my wife on my
account as l will not be responsible for any debt
nv A MON rliUMEkl. Ocb U
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fest remarkable curative properties. % cts. box.
EXTRA mince pies. SWANS 2ls Suffer street.
NOTICE OF MEETINGs.
ER San Francisco Chapter, No. /, n
EVENING for business and r. A. degree K Y
All companions in good standing are invited. w
1t H. G. PRINCE, Secretary.
ana 9osS MHhrh G decree Mis- III 81 oE a
96 F. order o 9 SSs Ma s
ii t. " O-,- " - il. JONES. Secretary.
|" King solomon's Lodge, No. a
W. W. go, F; and A. NJ, han cor GeaTy ana IN
tober 18th at 7 80 O'clock First degree. BY Nv
It Ii. PECK, Secretary.
ne The san Francisco Scottish 0N
9~f9 Thistle Club : Tine members are ). aX5
respectfully requested to attend the SATYS
our esteemed Cheftain, TO-DAY at 2 P NJ from
his late reslden e. n 9il 4 LaT r. n St; p.c
GEoRGE w. PATERSON, Recorder. 1t
RE- Gale Ionian CUBAN Mem ca
w. W. beers are, are notlded to attend the n 1S5
of Clansman John II. and Eliza Nc %$
lnnes. from the residence OF the parents 9l7 Lar
kin ST., MONDAY, Oct 18Th, at 2 O'Clock ?. N.
THOMAS WILSON, Sec. it
R A Meeting WIN Be Held on satur-
pendent American Bakers at l4l THIRD ST. All
American bakers are cordially invited
1SO oHAhhtft otc. 10 o-l w ~ ftOuEhS, fres.
The California 6o,g, vu, sugar Sa Refinery
at Odd Fellows Hall. SATURDAY EVENING, No
vember 7th Tickets. admitting gentlemen aud
ladies', Soc Bids will be received for bar
oci7 10 "a % 81 mol sasn 49,
n Fin, Fine Ha'ts TO Let at 20 EDDY
Re- Annual Meeting.The Regular An
80 nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the EI-
Room ~ Nevada No
Montgomery ST., san Francisco. Cal, on MONDAY,
the 18Th day OF October, 1891, at the hour of One
Board of Directors to serve for tho ensuing year
come before the meeting Transfer-books Will close
on FRIDAY, October 18TH at ! o'clock p NJ.
oniee-Room 70, Nevada Block, No. 800 Mont
gomery ST., San Francisco Cal oc6 I'd
To- Lodge-Rooms to Let; Large; Small.
80 Irvine Academy. 927 Mission. mr.. 5ths3O I'm
~ Annual Meeting-The Regular An
Eureka Consolidated Mining Company will be held
at the ONCE OF the company, Rooms 20 and 81 lol
DAY the 10th day OF October. 1891. at the hour of
rd 1slqek a. M for the purpose of
suing year, and the transaction OF such other bust
as win may soss on Rs sg anses
ofice-Rooms 20 and II, loi sansome' street
san franc1seo, California oc4 I'd
~ nnuai MeetIng-The Regular An
5>r nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Con
solidated California and Virginia Mining COM
pany will be held at the office OF the company
Room 90. Nevada Block. 500 Montgomery ST.. San
Francisco. Cal, on MONDAY the 18th day OF Octo-
Der, 1891, at the hour OF O'Clock NJ, for the pur
pose OF electing a BOARD OF Directors serve for
the ensuing year, aud the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting. Tranfsr-
books Will close WEDNESDAY, October IA
1891. at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. A W. HAVENS Sec
once-5S Nevada Block. 800 Montgomery st.
San Francisco, Cal. oc3 I'd
RE To Let - Elegant Lodge Rooms
R~S Wednesday and Thursday nights, at Union,
square Hall Building, 42l Post st. seq If
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sPIRITU ALIsAI.

SPIRITUALISM.
a RRIyED-MRs. DR.. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
a YORK; Is only natural born trance medium in
the world; Is seventh daughter. born with douhIe
Vell this she will prove; every hidden mystery re-
Seaied; tells your entire life in dead trance: gtyez
wlte; In business, lawsuits, MARRIAGES ,IIvorcss
ueaihs, uniting the separated, removing evil tnfn.
ehcss restoring lost love. she has no equal. Mrs
ue howe wishes IL distinctly understood fhat sba
adyertises nothing but what ave can do. ali Yho
are In trouble invited to call and he eonvincad.
&lV,VoV cnaiIenge 10 any medium who can excel
sundays; letters answered. ~
NINE. PATTERSON, CIAIRy0YANT TEST ME
" dlam. 3SS Golden Gate ave. ocls ste
M ME. DIR. ATLANTA. woRLD-FAMOUs BUSI-
- ness ana test medium, tells entire life from
crAule TO grave. advice In business marriage and
roupiei oy mail 81. 1858 Howard ST.. near Sixth:
OPeI o9nuays. oclS Sm
A uGUsrA LEoLA, FORTUNE TELLER; MAGIC
hnsh onarms; rove tokens; true pictures OF futnrs
husbands and wives free: teaches fortune 23YS
MISSION St, near Tweutierh fee 81. au27 Il
A rTENTIoNl MRS DIR. FAKNhAM, TESr
and business medium. tells your entire lie
dealing with past present and future: mona can ~
eel and rev can equal the power she possesses in
giving advice on losses, marriages, divorces and
ueathS; ADVICE given on stocks, lucky numbers
letters answered confdcutialIy: hours A NJ RI =
r NJ 1OOI Market St, near Sixth. SEQ Am
Nj RS. J. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRyOYAST TESP
- me9Ium and nIe-reader. Turk St APPS II
MASSAGE.
NJ ISIS ANDERSON AND AssISTaST AZ roI,C,,
-, ana arabian baths 81 Suffer- ST. RIM. 3. ols7s
Y DUNG WIDOW. JUST ARRIyED FrI,Y
: new l ork. III Montgomery ST.. Room 10. Is IT'S
ANCisHlRE LASS TREATS MAGNETICAIJy
""u o'nerwlse. Room IL, III Montsy. Is ~
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NINE MoREAU, Is FOURTH ST., REVEALS
w the past present and future; fee 25c. oelS Sc
M ME DR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REvEALER
w by eggs and cards; tells entire life past present.
future; consultations all affairs, nothing ex-
cepted; name given, valuable advice and sure hep:
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impossibis
diseases cured: fee 81: letter 81 80 Kearny ST II
NINE WALTERS. 511 TEHASIA ST., Mr. 4rH:
w fortunes told: ladies 26e; gents Que: open sun
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UST RECEIVED-FULLL LINE FALL STYLES
y millinery goods. MRS Il. H. JONES. 1904 aud
2Os Srnekton 81. and 1000 Fillmore st an22 3mo
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And 1000 other bal gains. buy in large quantities
and customers get benefit OF special discounts
gained thereby. Terms to-suit purchasers. Largest
Stock and store, lowest prices in city. Open even
ings till p NJ. come direct and save time.
j. NOONAN, 1Ol7-l92l-l023 Mission ST., ABOVE
Sfytb Oc9 limo
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NINE robson, THE CELEBRATED MANI
NJ cure and hair-dresser, resumed business 800
Market ST. cor Stockton: hair-lressing, 25ei sham
pooling, 25c latest Partisan styles ocll BIN
go FINE CABINET PHOTOS, 81 PER DOZEN.
N 4. NEW YORK GALLERY, LA Market Ol U 6m