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EIGHT OR SEVEN.

1t is quite true, as De YOung's paper says,
that the Examiner published a report of
the proceedings of the late meeting of the
San Francisco Worlds Fair Association.
THE CALL has never said that it did not
But The CALL has information from a re-
liable source that the Examiner had no re-
porter present at that meeting. The reason
able conclusion is that the Chronicle fur
nished the Examiner with the report the
latter published. This assumption is
strengthened by the fact that the two
reports are almost identical The meeting
was called in MaxwelPs interest and it was
doubtless considered desirable that but one
reporter should be present and that one rep
resenting the Maxwell-De Young organ.
The only point in which the Chronicle, In
an attempt to screen its proprietor from the
odium his course on Worlds Fair matters
naturally inspires, differs from THE CALLS
statement is in the number of members
present and the number voting for Max
well. THE CALL was informed there were
but seven members present, the Chronicle
asserts there were eight; THE CALL was
informed that but four voted for Maxwell,
the Chronicle that all but two of those pres
ent so voted. But the Chronicle declares
that five members spoke in favor of Max
well, while its own report shows that two
Of the five said that they knew nothing
about Maxwell, but would like to see a Cali
fornian appointed Chief of the Bureau Of
Horticulture. De Young is making a great
ado about his devotion to the interests of
California. But the only reason he has
given for deserving General Chapman and
taking I'D Maxwell is that Comm issioner
Forsythe had declared for Maxwell and that
he, De Young wanted harmony. The con-
nection between Forsythe. De Young, Max
well and Verdenal has already been traced.
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THE CARPET INDUSTRY.

A free-trade contemporary POUNDS an ar
gument against the Mckinley tariff Oh the
ground that there has been an increase in
carpet imports since the new tariff went
into effect 1t is not shown, however. that
there has been any decrease in the home
manufacture of carpets. 1t is not always
possible to account for small fluctuations in
trade. 1t certainly seems strange that
considerable increase in duties should be
followed Immediately by an increase in i'm
ports Of certain article, but the reason why
must be looked for in other causes than the
increase in duty. Possibly foreign manu-
facturers have thrown unusually large
quantities on the American market, either
TO rid themselves OF stock on hand or
TO discourage American manufacturers.
Whatever the cause the fact will not have
much weight until it appears that the
American mills are less able to compete
under the new tariff than under the old
A common objection against the new tariff
has been that it would check foreign trade,
not that it would promote such trade.
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THE BILLION-DoLLAR CONGRESS.

Two New York papers are looking over
their files to see which was the first to refer
to the last Congress as the billion-dollar
Congress. 1t appears that the luminous
idea struck two brilliant minds at about the
same time, and that each conceived the hope
that in the billion-doller Congress they had
discovered a new issue upon which the next
Presidential contest may be fought with
better prospects of success than the free
trade question holds out. But billiOn-dol-
lar Congress will only be an effective issue
when the Democrats show that the money
was not wisely expended. What item shall
be cut Otf-pensiOns, ships fer the navy,
coast Notifications, mail payments or what?
Is il not better to use money in the Treas
ury to purchase things we need than to
keep it locked UP and go without? If some
of the money appropriated by the last
Congress had been, in accordance with the
advice Of Samuel j. Tilden. expended in
the way of coast and harb0r defenses. there
would not be 50 much fiuttering when a for
eign power shows a disposition to conduct
negotiations at the top of its voice.
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Howard-street Extension,

Frank McCoppin, j. D. Harvey and d. J..
Toohy, Commissioners appointed by the
Board OF Supervisors to open and extend
Howard street. from Twenty-sixth to North
avenue, have filed their final report. They
appraised the land and improvements to b e
condemned at S62, 281; Commissioners sal
aries, $500; Secretary's salary, S14O0; at
torneys' fees, 5000; experts, $1,000; surveys
S17c0; abstracts. $3.50; stationery, S94.
Total, S78,225. The aggregate assessment
work is made chargeable AGAINST the CITY
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article was an advertisement the -magnan-
unity II the World in coming to the support
of a Chicago enterprise is not so very re-
markabla. There sre four or five other
papers in New York that would be mag
unanimous on the same terms. The Fair
Managers will have Sl5,oO0,0O0 to spend be-
sides what the States will contribute. Cali
fornia is down for 81, 100000, including State
and county appropriations. The present
prospect is that the active promoters Of the
fair viii not be required to work without
other remuneration than consciousness in
we'll dninr
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EpIToRIAL NOTES.

California is deeply interested in the determine
ton Of France to lay 10 two months stock Of
wheat and -four for the population confined
within intrenched camps or fortified towns. the
expense TO be shared between the municipalities
and the State. 1t Is calculated that in twenty
one intrenched camps in the northeast and south.
eastof France there are fully 5,000O0 people for
whose supply Two months stock OF provisions
would Involve an outlay OF 43, 900, 600 francs
Nj. De Freyeinet, the engineer aud Minister, who
so ably seconded Gambetta's efforts during the
days OF the government OF national defense. in
advocating the adoption OF the measure urged
that the construction OF Qualifications would be
useless if the means of enabling the inhabitants
TO live were unprOVided.
The people Of California who understand The
tricky nature of the Chinese, are not surprised
10 hear OF violations Of the transit in bond priyi.
leges at New Orleans. Many Celestias en- route
from China pass through that city each year
practically In bond, but the Treasury Depart
ment had reason 10 believe that sOI2e OF them
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE U. s. ARNY,0
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC, !

SIGNAL SEHN ICE T. = ARMY
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC
SAN FRANCISCO. June ,, 1873 p. n. }
Synopsi. for the Past Tw enty-four Hours.
A storm is moving eastward over British Column
bia. The barometer has fallen at coast stations
and risen slightly In the interior. II is everywhere
below tie normal. II is highest on the Oregon
Coast ANA lowest i'm Nevada The winds have
been westerly In all districts and The force light
10 fresh except brisk in Northern California aud
Nevada san Francisco, southwest, tweHty-siK
miles Winuemucca. southeast -. The temDera-
sure has remained nearly stationary in all districts
Gnd is below the normal at an stations, the def
cheney being most marked in Northern California
and Nevada. Light rains have fallen IN all dis
trictS except Arizona Fort Candy. 90 inches;
spokane. trace: Winnemucca, .l3; Carson City,
trace; Rceier. .Ol san Diego, trace.
Forecast Tai s p. NJ. Wednesday.
For Northern California-Fair weather, except
light rains iG Western Nevada: winds generally
westerly; fresh 10 brisk; nearly stationary tempera-
ture. except warmer Al Keeler. Fresno and Red
Blnf.
For Southern CaliforRia-Fair weather; west
erly winds; nearly stationary temperature, except
warmer at Yuma
For oregon and WaShingon-Li-ht rains IN the
eastern portion; fair weather in The western por-
tiou; north TO west winds; nearly stationary tenn
perature. except warmer in Oregon.
JoHN P. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry IN charge.
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rrNontcouery street. near Clay, open until II
e,sJest ?. b. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny. open until y O'Clock midnght;
$50 Hayes street, open until $3.50 o'clock; COB
Isfksn street open until 80 o'clock ls Mission
street. open until O'Clock p NJ, and 115 Ninth
Eueet, open until ESQ p NJ
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

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PAID. WEEKLY CALL eight pages, 81 p per year.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TOR THE SUM
NEE MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going to the
country during the summer months can
have THE DAILY CALL mailed to them
FOR a week or longer at regular subscrip-
lion rates, SC. per week. Give order to
carrier or send to business office.
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win Have TO Go Furtber Ont

The Fire Committee of the Board of Su-
peryisors refused yesterday to giant per-
NIT to the Church Of the Advent to erect a
wooden church building on Eleventh street,
near Market When the lot was purchased
it was without the fire limits, but since then
the limits have been extended, and the petit
ton was made because the society is not
able to build brick edifice.
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NOTICE!

Auy Of our patrons lcbo fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale By traiH-5oyS
irill confer q Ioror By notifying this office OF
ueJGct, naming the date and train.
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FOR COIN.

A Missouri paper compliments the New
York HOrLd on its enterprise in giving its
readers forty-four column description of
what - Worlds Fair is designed to be. In
view Of the fact that this fOrty-four column
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THE universal praise given Hoods Sarsaparllla
by those who have taken it should certainly con-
vince you that it is the best spring medicine. 1t
Thoroughly purifes the blood.
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g Mrs. WinsIow,s Soothing svru,o

Has been used ever fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teething with perfect
success. 1t sOothes the child softeRs the gums al
lays pain, wind collie regulates the bowels aud
is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething other causes. For sale by drug
eists in every part OF the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. Winsow's Soothing syrup. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle.
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J.FCUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all trst-elass druggists and
gIoeeTs. Trade maTk-star within snield.
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For Relieving THROAT TROUBLES AMI CoUGHs,
"Br0ton's bronchial Iroches" have worldwide
population Sold only il, bores. Price % cts
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NEGLECT your hair and You lose it. PARKER's
HAIR BALsAM renews growth and color.
PARKERs GINGER Tonic strengthens the weak
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PUBLTCATION OFFICE:

THE MORNING CALL
F4gs a larger circulation than any Other
1leUspsper published in San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

BEEcHAM's PILLS act like magic on a weak stomach.
EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 21s Suffer street
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CALIFORNIA giace fruit, SOC ID. 1Ownsends..
FAMOUS broken candy, lbs. 25c. Townsenos..
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

~ Dividend Notice.-Office of the Pa
u.s. cife Coast Borax Company, San Francisco
May 29, lS9l.-At meeting of the Board OF Direc-
tors OF the aboye-named company, held this day
dividend mo. 81 OF one dollar ($l) per share
was declared, payable WEDNESDAY, June TO- 1891
at the ONCE Of the company, $50 Montgomery St..
Rooms II and IL Transfer books close June 8,
1891, at o'clock p. g. ALTON II. CLOUGH. Sec.
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Moons Phases.

THE CALLS CALENDAR.
JUNE. 1891.
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ASTKuLOGF.


NINE. MoREAU, rs FOURTH ST.: REVEALS
h past present and future; fee 25c. mySO -
lust ARRIVED FROM INDIA-GYPSY QUEEN
q derives her phase OF mediunship through the
spirit of the Great Indra; celebrated throughout
the world; see Sanscrit; fee 81 1926 Market 70 6m
NINE EXODUS cLAIRvoYANr, 1856 SIXTH
Nl St, Room 7. fel7tf
GREATEST FoRTUNE-TELLER IN THE CITY;
:; ~ reveals past present and future Call and 50,
MISS SELMA, 7S9 Mission ST., near Fourth: fs4
ladies oOe, gentlemen 81; lucky eharrh5 myS tt
NJ ME- DR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REYEALER
" oy eggs and cards; tells entire life, past, preSsaL
future; consultations all affairs nothing ex-
eepted; name given valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impoSsbIs:
diseases cured; fee 81; letter ~. 80 kearny St tt
NINE WALTERS. 5I7 TEHAMA ST., Mr. 4rH:
W fortunes tod; ladies'. 25ei gents. oOc open Sua.
SPIRIrUALISM.
4 RRIyAL EXTRAORDINARY
~ TEST AND NO IMPOSITION
SO SURE OF MY POWER THAT CAN AFFORD
TO WAIT THE RESULT.
THE KING OF ALL PROPHETS
Professor Joseph tells past, present and future
makes marriage with the you love no failure
and does not make any charges unless satisfaction
is given. don't advertise what l can do but call
and judge for yourself
1t would be useless to say more about Professor
Joseph his numerous references speak for him.
The press as well as home references pronounes
him the greatest living medium on the face of the
globe. He has resided Ia the city of Chicago ten
years and Is known to ali the prominent peop lie of
the city of San Francisco.
Send for one of Professor JoSeph's mammoth cir
culars, with portrait OF himself and more OF his
power, with full description OF the different charms
Ior uniting the separated causing speedy mar
riageS, good luck No attention viii be paid to let
terS unless stamp neIosed
ALL CHALLENGES ACCEPTED.
Persons ishing to win the love or affection OF
any person should procure Professor Joseph genu-
me magic charm, and no charge will be made until
Any one calling at my Office can see the many tes-
tlmonials that have been sent to me and are open
Tor inspection. YoGrs, truly
my30 7t* PROFESSOR JOSEPH, Alp Taylor st.
SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN MRS L.
- CARTER. 8 Third ST., hours 10 TO L. ie2 It
MRS. J. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRYoYANT, TEST
w medium and Iite-reader. o Turk st. apps Ct
MASSAGE.
I1Q 9TH, II. l5-ETTA AND MARIAN LEA
40 with EDITH ROBERTS; baths; messages 81
GWEDISH LADY GIVES MASSAGE AM
~ sponge baths. 9Th, Room %, I'd floor. je5 81
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MASSAGE.


l4Q 6TH Il. l5-ETTA AND MARIAN LEA
10 with EDITH ROBERTS; baths; massage. 3 81
GWEDISH LADY GIVES MASSAGE AM
~ sponge baths. / 9Th, Room %, I'd floor. je3 81
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A S WAGONMAKER; GENERAL WORKMAN;
~ steady ana reliable. Inquire at American Ex-
change Hotel. jel 3t*
CITUATION WANTED AS ENGINEER OR ICE
~ machine expert: city references Address tx
pert Box $50, CALL Branch once. ry30 5t~
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 l5 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin is the best. Oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast.
orders by postal-card OF otherwise will receive
PROMPT attention. Ofi3e 622 Montgomery 81.
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IN LABORERS, So DAY: LABoRERS, 81 rs
III day: / artistic gardener man to drive milk
wagon aud mix cows. w. l.. TEAGUE d CO.,
opp. 322 Montgomery ST. 1t+
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GH0 TO 300 PER MONTH WILL BE PAID I5Y
Q)OO old-established and welI-knoWn business
house to lady investing from $4,000 to $4,000
money required to replace partner. Address c. v ..
Box 49, CALL Branch Office ie3 2t$
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WANTED OR 2 GENERAL GOOD MACHIN-
W lists; preference Will be given to these having
experience in all departments. Apply to WIGHT d
BRANHAM san Jose je3 7t
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DKEssMAKERS.

DREs51IAKERS.
THE LADIES' TAILOR, WITH INSTRUCTIONS
SO; lessons. 1855 Mission ST., Room 20. ie2 m
GTYLISH DRESSMAKING; SUITS So UP; CUT
y ting. fitting. MRS. HARVEY, 1923 Marketj2 Bun
III GEARY-MRS. WALKER; DRESSES MADE
II L from % 80 up; perfect fit guaranteed. ie2 7*
I AIDES - ARTISTIC HOUSE, STREET OR
IL evening dresses. MISS ROTH, 100 Grant ave.
Jenness Miller gowns a speciality. my20 BIN
STYLISH DRESSMAKING PARLORS; PERFECT
DRESS KING AND DRESS CUTTING
IL School; You are taught to make dress from bs
ginning to end 2US Powell st. mr3l tt
MRS. h. Keller. ll9 STOCKTON-SUITS 81 50
1I up: entting citing Zoe: OBJ MLgwam iI15n
EDUCATIONAL.
T ADY LIKE TO GET LESSONS ON ETHER ON
II moderate terms. Address A. b.. Box SO. CALL
Branch once Its
PoY Is DESIRES INSTRUCTION IN ARITH-
u metlc during vacation, hours daily. Address
Pupil, Box IS, CALL Branch once. je3 2t*
A COMPARTMENTS PIANO LESSONS: CALL
n pupils homes. MRS. HARRIS, 1917 Mission SIN
DROP. DE FfLIPPE'S SIMPLIFIED PRACTICAL
1 method OF French, spa1ish,Sl 50 The BancroftCo.
MRS. A. MDE RENEE HAS REMOVED TO I42I
4h FOLSOM; sewing school for ehildren; lessons
week 70 cents. my3i je3 10 &c
DRoF. LOVE, TEACHER OF STAGE AND BALI
4 room dancing, Irving Hall. l39 Post st. lei I'm
d w KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 29l2
i Howard St; terms moderate. mylO I'm
VOCAL LESSONS FOR TERMS APPLY SOS
Powell ST.; PROF. }. r. oGlLVIE. myS m
pACIFO ENGINEERING sCHoOL-ENGIN EER-
L ing architecture, surveying. III Post. fe2O Tyr
CCHOOL CIVIL MINING, MECHANICAL En-
- cheering, surveying, architecture drawing as
saying; esab 1864 A Van der Naiilen. TBS Mkt 2 sc
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS:
w Italian method; genuine italian mandoIias
mandolaS, Iutes. PROF. ADELSTETN, 1909 Satter.
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE - POST ST
Ii Doube-entry bookkeeping, penmanShp, short
hand type-wTitlBg, telegraphy, etc. all included ia
business course under Que fee of SIS. ieSO e
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 Posi- ST.
4 Lie schoArsnI SIS; day anu evening. oc33t
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
"a CALL in wrapper. ready for mailing
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NEW HAIR STORE-G. A. WILLIAMS, FOR
~ merly under Palace Hotel. has re0pened frst-
class hair-stOre 3SS Market all invited my2O I'm
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WANTED-BOY ABOUT Is FOR OFFICE WORK
W and collecting; must know something about
type-Setting. W. NJ. PATTERSON, $40 Post St. 10
to / A, NJ oDIy les If
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


. SWEDISH CHAMBERMAIDs, GOOD SEWERS,
- and best help OF all nationaiities. MRS. ELLEN
3l57a Stockton ST., upstairs. Its
w ANTED-POSITIoN BY MIDDLE-AGED
w lady as companion or hOusekeeper. Call or
address MRS. c. r., Trinity Home. 300 Van Ness
avenue jeS ats
COMPETENT WOMAN MOULD LIKE TO co
" out by the day, chamberwork washing; is a
good cook, etc. Please call or address Room l,
Washington Block. Montgomery ave. je3 BIS
DESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
III chamberwork or work in kitchen or housework
in private clearinghouse or family go home nights
+ $, 10 Montgomery court. off Montgomery ave-,
bet. Broadway and Pacific. je3 3t*
YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW, LATELY OF THE
l. East wishes position as housekeeper: references
given Address 5. L. u, Box $50. CALL Branch 3 So
YOUNG WOMAN. WITH CHILD YEARS OLD
would like to assist in general housework no oh,
lection TO short distance In country. Address MRS
NJ, 2052 Jones st. je3 3ts
CwEDISH WOMAN WISHES GO OUT BY THE
- day washing and house-cleaning. Please call in
rear SO Twehty-fourth ST., bet Alabama and Har-
Tison. jeS 1t"
CwEDISH GIRL WANTS TO GO OUT BY THE
- day; does laundry work and house-cleantng
Please call 1888 Mission ST., in basement OF Swed-
ish Church. les 2ta
pY COMPETENT AMERICAN LADY, POSITION
ID in family as hOusekeeper companion; under
derstands dressmaking; call after p. NJ MISS p
9. d., Ia Geary ST. je3 2ts
EsPECTABLE DANISH WOMAN WISHES
~ work by the day; washing. ironing or house
cleaning Please call at 1907 Montgomery ST., near
Union. lea Ora
nRESsMAKER. COMPETENT AND sTyTTsT
~ desires engagements; terms 50 day address
Competent, Box l63, CALL Branch once. je3 2ts
WANTED-A POSITION TO Do GENERAL
w homework IN small family: children An
ply or address A. l.. b., 407 Fell st. ie3 2ts
~ OMAN WISHES WORK BY THE DAY no
w house-cleanlng. 426 Fifth ST. je3 pie
~ ERMAN WIDOW WANTS SITUATION DO
" Homework and cooking private family; city or
country. 1924 Howard ST., Room 3. lt%
Observation-Disclosures CUTTER AND
IL filter; would like a few more engagemcnts in
families by the day. 3l06 California st. je3 2ts
7 ADY WOULD LIKE SITUATION AS NURSE
IL or attendant city or country; would be willing
TO travel. l4DS Mission. It's
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HANGING ACADEMY AM OPEN To PUR-
IL chase going concern. or to hire suitable prem
fses to start same H. F. Box 81, this once. je2 3t~
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FIRsT-C CLASS GERMAN MIDWIFE; PLEASANT
L home for confinement. 1909 Miss on st. ie2 m
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FEMALE HIP WANTED.

. Girls FOR ONE HOTEL NEAR CITY,
. chamberwOrk ana waiting. 500 each; wait
resseS, springs, $50 each; cham bermad and assist
waiting, summer resort $25: frst-c lass ironer for
hotel laundry, country, $35, free fare; neat
young German, American and candinavian girls
for hOusework city aud country g. Il. HANSEN
Il Co. LILO EehrV Ct
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TlRESS-CUTTING TAUGHT FREE. / AM HERE
~ TO advertise the tailor system of dress-cut-
ting; 1utorderstO get speedy start viii telch all
the nrSt 20 scholars free; l will teach how
to cut the celebrated seamless waist a waist with
out seams darts, Partisan dartless basuues seam
less shoulder capes French bias darts, II different
sleeves and all the latest novelties. Come aud have
a lining cut at "The Ladies' Tailor Emporium" SUI
preme Court Building, cor. Larkin and McAilister
streets je2 l5t
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GERMAN WOMAN 10 TEND BAKERY, 500;
VI waitress. summer resort, SIS: cook on ranch,
$50; cook, institution S25; chambermad assist
waiting, S25 and girls for housework, ty and
country &C good wages. r. 4. WARD 81 CO., $40
CLAW St 1t
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T AIDES, ATTEN iION!-MME. DEvERAUX'S
IL preventive waters never fan; warranted To be
perfectly harmless and sure; agents wanted IN
every town on the Coast; good salary; sealed par
ticuars for &c stamp z. o. Box 1878, San Fran
cisco Cal my2S ! IN
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y slIAs, seaIsklnS and SeaIette cIoaks; also caT5l
furniture, iacecurtains, blankets, and fodnz-bedS
at NJ. FRIEDMAN & CO.'S, 22S and $50 Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when YOU can buy Just
cheap by making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF our
stock is respe fully solicited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended TO 229 an1
$50 STOCKTON. and 237 Post: open evenings LIST U