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EDITORIAL NOTES.

An F,s,a,r I'm, ,,..o.,at . =. -, ,..
-. aI - ga. '"tVi'e" iot vi o"Oieuu
which t,,, nav ,,'ieu 10 d .nl III
,bs, 80, ,,.. GU uuu1l ano'ieI MANS,
a. ,-otoo,t. - -, . S''". li"e " iVt Vi
THO ronao.as =, - -, ~ 80 Wv" III ~
s,,hiso, - 49,, LEU Ia ~ were
ierdad ,nHf ,ta, - $3.50 4no III III c'n-
80 -. - "'e uuli"oie onlS as mdnu-
provided for, ana appealed. The Board of Gen
eral Appraisers, however, sustained the Col
lectors ruling. The question was then taken
before Judge Lacombe WHO reversed The de.
cision of The Collector and Appraisers, holding
t""' as 'ne STOCKS aud barrels had been shipped
"a cut Vessels ana consigned 10 different
I5 10y oouiu not pe regarded as sholguns.
1"ouEH II was 'i'e "fo"eu purpose oil the I'M
Po' US 10 'h"Ae sHottuHS out oil them by hitting
S'OCA anu gun 'oeelhef- Doubtless other I'M
po'lelS WIN axe advantage OF ms ruling TO
Ilnpol' "I',ules III sections thal can be hited TO-
setnc' IN tulS country !HereDy gaining lie d
- 1u'''
Que Of the financial propositions made by
GoSchen, The British Chancellor of lie Ex.
chequeT, IN bis speech ar Leeds, was The issu-
ance Of large quantity OF 81 notes. 1t is now
stated that a great uproar has been created In
certain quarters because it has been announced
that the new notes are not 10 be returned to the
Bank OF England, as is the with ali other de-
nominations, but are to remain in circulation
The Lancet which is opposed 10 this idea de-
claTes "tbe notes mus circulated until they be
come dirty viii be medium OF infection IN the
cities as is the dirty paper money OF other coun-
n have their h,L his NO, % eiot
49,, i,' o, -, 49, '',,u anu nol
80 s," , 49, ,Ir " '.e II - sa'o ~
80 'a"' 10y WIN iu' sne Use vi coht"uiha
= I'm Wv 'O' NV "''" III pay Vi
The records Of the Patent Office make some
peculiar revelations. The annual report Of the
p,,,ttno, o,ro. - -, - ',N ',- -ii''e"'
aIaa, - -, ''.'s IN q w Unl.i
-, -, - ,,,i, 49,, ~ e'e'J o."
~ "a, VI tieI 90 NniIe lssiss'Ipi look
10, ton .,S 80 Ounueet'GHt Is c'eulteu
ad sIr 80, Nv y. hel poPutaCiou'
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THE HIRsCH GIFT.

week ago the deed of gift by which
Baron de Hirsch bestows 81, 100000 on the
Russian and Roumanian Jews who immi-
crate to this country was recorded in New
York 1t is elaborate and exceedingly def
mite in its provisions
One-tenth of the whole is to be handed to
corporation charged with the duty of buy
ing land and erecting buildings thereon for
the use Of the immigrants Adjoining the
buildings are to be schools, workshops and
other necessary buildings for tue promotion
OF education and for agricultural and man
ual training. The balance Of the 81, 400, 900
IS to be invested in bonds of the United
States, or of any State, city or county there
Of, or ID first mortgages, and the income
only used Tor the purposes of the trust, uu-
less the income should. after ten years, be
found insufficient when the trustees are au-
thorlzed to encr0ach upon the principal for
the construction of permanent improve
ments. The income is 10 be expended in loans
to emigrants from Russia or R0umania
upon real or chattcl security, in their trans
portation to the points where they are to
settle, III training them in handcraft. sup-
porting them during the period of training
and supplying them with tools when they
are proficient, IN providing improved me-
cnanlcal training Tor youths, either at trade
schools or elsewhere, in provision for the
education Of the children of the immigrants
IN the English language aud in the duties of
American citizens, in subventions to techni-
cal schools aud agricultural schools, and in
"such other modes Of relief and such other
contributions to education as the trustees
shall decide" The duty of carrying out the
provisions Of this deed of gift is intrusted to
nine. American citizens, prominent among
whom is Jesse Seligman, formerly Of San
francisco and now of New York.
The spirit of this gift is as admirable as
ITS magnitude. All through the deed the
donors purpose to avoid anything like elee-
mosynary benevolence is conspicuous. The
recipients of his bounty are made to feel
that they are not becoming objects of char.
lily, but are receiving temporary help which
they are to repay when they are able. either
directly or indirectly. His main purpo SO is
to encourage in them a feeling of self-re-
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
NOTICE!

=, Aay Of Our patrons rho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by train-5oys
sqrU confer q Jaroc Jy notifying this office Of
tie Jdct, naming the date and tram.
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The Supervisors held a special meeting
yesterday to consider E. f. Dennson's ap-
plication for sixty days extension of time
on his contract to grade Point Lobos
avenue, from First to Twelfth. The re-
quest was found to be reasonable and was
granted. The special meeting was called
Ypstarhav
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srKsCEIPTIoN RATES:

DAILY CALL Including Sundays. So per year by
mail, postpaid; Is cents per week. 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers DAILY CALL,
fve copies, three months. ST 20 SUNDAY CALL
Twelve pages). 81 so per year postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 50 per year, post
paid WEEKLY CALL (eight pages, 81 % per year,
postpaid. c ubs OF ten {sent to one address, SO.
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roc Montgomery street. near Clay. open until II
O'Clock p N. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny, open until 2 O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; SOB
IsrSin street open until 80 O'Clock; 25Is Mission
street open until O'Clock p. II. and ZIG Ninth
street open until 9 80 p NJ
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through commercial federation. However
sound this proposition may be the Chan
cellor of the Exchequer does not believe
that federation can be effected on a free
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San Francisco,s Doom,

Maus Rohwer, native of Germany. 90
years old, who imagines himself prophet
and predicts the destruction Of San Fran
cisco in the near future, was committed to
the Napa Asylum for Insane yesterday.
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AN APPEAL TAKEN.-An appeal to the Su
pTeme Court has been taken in the case Of
George Schmtt VS.. the City and County of San
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WRECK FROM DRINK.-Henretta Durand
of $40 Pine street, a victim OF bad whisky and
disease, was sent TO III Napa Asylum by tile In
sanity COmnnss innerS YesIerdaY.
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STOLE A SUIT OF CLoTHE s.-JOseph Fisher
was cOnvic ted OF burglary in Judge Angellotif's
court yesterday. He broke into a tailoI-snop and
stole suit OF clothes.
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J.F.CUTTERs OLD BoUHBoN.--Tnis celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all hrst-class druggists and
gIoctrS. Trade mark-Star within a shield
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BANK OF SUIsUN.-The Bank OF SuiSun &C.
eording to the report of Commissioner knight
who examined 1t on the ION Inst, has S547
no "a resources and liabilities -
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BROKEN norenound candy, zoe Id. Townsepds..

GUILTY OF BURGLARY.-A jury before Judge
Angelloiti Yesterday found Joseph Fisher guilty
of burglary.
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A DIVORCE GRATED.N-Judge Wallace has
divorced Julia Weckerlie from Charles Week
Grille on the ground of deserlion.
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While passing along Pacific street in an
intoxicated condition on Tuesday night, j.
A. Frale was assaulted by five or six men,
who relieved him of a belt containing Sl2O.
Frale cannot give an accurate description of
the men, but some one told him yesterday
that Antonio Quarata was one of those who
took the money. and SO be had him arrested
on charge of grand larceny.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NoTI-
and interest In and TO the store of QUONG on
WING n CO., 9U5 TO 9o7 Dupont street, OF which
1 am alone the sole proprietor, TO GUAM WAY
who VIII pay all claims against the said firm of
QUoNG on WING CO.. and collect all debts owing
the said firm. My successor will carry on \
strictly mercantile house and deal In tea sugar
rice, obs, etc. ask my ola patrons 20 give taeIr
patronage TO Guam Way. QUONG OF WING
Dated San Francisco, Cal. Feb is, 1891 Wit
ness TO signature, ID. NJ PERALTA feI9 5ts
NOTICE TO CREDITORs-ESTATE OF SARAH
~ r. HALVES. deceased: Notice is hereby siyru
oy me Undersigned. CHARLES NJ. HAwiS Al
HlliistrsttOr OF the estate OF SARAH E HAW ES d.
ceased, to the creditors Of and all persons baynr
Chains against the said deceased to exhibit IN M
with the necessary vouchers within four ~ months
cE tne hrst publication of this notice 10 che said
administrator at his residence corner of Mana ana
francisco, California, the same being MS place for
me transaction OF the business OF the said estate m
the city and county OF San Francisco State OF iii
t9rhla: CHARLES NJ HALVES, Administrator of
at San Francisco, January %, 1891. T. n jHnRN
Attorney for Administrator fe 5tt IN
DEPARTMENT NO. 9-PRoBATG IN rms 81
- perior Court In and for the CITY and ConnIv ~
San Francisco. State OF California; In the me-. ".
OF the estate OF SUSAN X JAMES, deceased No
tlce Is hereby given that Friday, the 27th dav of
Feofnary, a. ID. 1891 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF said
Jay ana the courtroom of said court, at tina new
Wy iaii IN the city and county OF San Francisco
state OF California, have been appointed as the time
ana pace Tor proving tue VIII of said SUSAN X
JAdES. deceased, and for hearing the application
OF CHARLES A. JAMES for the Issuance TO him OF
Letters TeStameatary in the estate said deceased
DATED February II, A. ID. 1891. VIM. j. BLArT-
NER, Clerk, BY f. b. HOUGHTON DepuTy CIert
GEO " SEADBUhNE, atty for petitioner fel3 I3t
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THE tortures of dyspepsia ami sick headache the
suterings OF scrofula, the agonizng itch aud pain
of salt rheum, the disagreeabe symptoms of
catarrh, are removed by Hoods Sarsaparilla
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FURNITUKE WANTED.

LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FITTs-
hture wanted; 20 per cent paid more than eis,
where. MALONE. "a Fourth st new store ,nSJ:;
NicCABE. 12s FOURTH ST., PAYS THE 1IGE-
~ est price for furniture. stoves ranges carpets
nj J. SIMMONS q CO.. AuCrIoNEERS, VILE
1A buy your furniture. pianos and booSs ins5
MarSetst. 1yS'
4 LII sECoND-HAND FURNITURE AND OAR-
PETS 9ougnL large CT small lots; cali or send
Yese...: 1eoeH-N nal ITO Foufthse nol4tt
on CAN GET MORE MONEY FOR YOUR SFo-
-, - ohu-h and furniture from j. NOONAN q IN,
iOzl Mission ST., mr. sixth. than elsewhere tal4tt
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LOOK out for the great sale of Clarendon
Heights lots, February 20, 1891.
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WE recommend the use OF Angostura Bitters to our
friends who suffer with dyspepsia but only the genu-
inc .manufactured by DrSegert& Sons. At druggists
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THE MORNING CALL
PIRIICATION OEFICE.

Has larger circulation than any other
nerrsn- ner ilnhlisheI in San Tranciseo.
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PEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet adjunct. :.
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JAMES c. SULLINGS, IN OAKLAND, CAL sS7
y 1888 will hear OF something TO his advantage
by writing to the undersigned Any one knowing
OF his address that of his child Will confer favor
by whiting to the undersigned PECK ~ FIELD
Attorneys, etc, 26l broadway, New York,
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

FxrnA rince pics. swAIx,s. 2Is sutter street.
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Ii LADIES WISHING To HAVE ELEGANTLY
- hitting suits made, handsomely draped. tor SIS
or Win goods. making and trimmings for SIS
esll on MRS. MORRIS, 732ia Gesry st. feI9 7ts
M RS. Il. KELTER, IL SToCKTON-SUIFS So SO
NI up; cutting, hitting, zoe; op. Wigwam. jill San
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING-THE FINEST
class of work at reasonable prices 12U sixth Il II
DRESSMA KING AND DRESS : CUTTING
~ school; you are taught to make a dress from be
ginning to ead. 2U3 Powell st. deSl q
STYLiSH DRESSMAKING PARLURS: PERFECT
- nj; me work; reasonable. 70 sixth 81. deS SIN
4 OWNS CUT. STITCHED AND DRAFTED FORSs;
~ latest fashions; perfect lit; s T. Tay system
taught MRS. L. p. wYANT. IL GearV Sc. Oc25 u
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A LII PERSONS RAPIDLY AND SAFELY RE-
~ duced by Du Bots Anti-obeSity Tea. A: H.
SMITH & CO, 1900 Polk. cor. Bush. SuTrh 6m
ORIENTAL HAIR GLOSS RESTORES GRAY
~ hair t. original color; soitens the hair when dry
hard; soothes irritated scalp and skin. +.
RIDER 5O4 Bush st fel5 I'm
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Il PYAT, THE WELL-RN HAIR
Il .dresser, begS to announce the removal of his
business from Rearny TO the more commodious
premises al 2O2 Ellis ST., where he is that his
new goods and his increased staff OF assistants viii
please old friends as well new customers fe5 23t
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pUBLIC LOAN OFFICE. 779 MISSION sr, Mr.
4 Fourth, loans any amount on diamonds iewelry
pianos. etc: low rates. Telenhnna k2h2 ms =
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

BoEHRER Il CO., CARPENTERS Am
/. builders. lib Leidesdorf st. seq Il
E;LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
= ols Sacramento ST.; cabIuet WORK aad ltting an
eHessproinpIly attended toi telephone s9o lnl5st
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DEN NJ BARNEY. 9IT MARKEr-TEST MEDIUM
u aud magnetic healer; sitngs daily: test circles
Tues. Fri. evenings; developing circle Wed.
ing; test meetings in Scottish Han, III LarNin.
Sunday afternoon, evening; also Thursday even
ing; Shattucs Hal. Oakland. Fri. evenings fl I'm
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I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE, LOWEST
- price; easiest terms on and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges; highest
price paid for secondhand goods open evenings
lOl7, 1919, 1G2l, 1923 Mission ST., bet Sixth and
seventh. J. NOONAN. auI u
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PENELATIoN TO LADIES; DR. KfRKWOOD'S
II Safeguards inTaibe, beneficial, healthy; AGENTS
wanted Kirkwood Hard Rubber Co., Murphy RuiId-
ing = r., CaL ia6 II
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sIrUATIoNs-CoNrINUEp.


DRUGGIST, WITH LOCAL REFEREN CES AND
- speaking several languages, wishes situation.
ADDRESS l., Box 80. CALL Branch Once fell 3t*
VOuNG SWEDE WISHES ANY KIND OF HON.
l. est employment; is honest and not afraid to
work. Address A. 1. NEW BERG, 1861 Jessie. IT IS
Young GERMAN. GOOD DRIVER ALSO GOOD
L on horseback or to take care OF horses, wishes
situation. Address 1903 Stockton st. felt 3t*
HUSBAND AND WIFE WISH WORK IN COUN-
IL try: husband can milk. take of horses, ETC.,
and wife to do general housework. Address 43l Pine
street. fell 3t<
YOUNG GERMAN MAN, AGE 10, WISHES A
L place In private family: take care of horses
and is not afraid of work Please apply 1903 Church
St. near Twenty-ninth fel4 Is
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PARTIES THAT ARE GOING HOUSEKEEPING
will find it TO their advantage 10 call and see my
prices in furniture, carpets folding-beds, stoves
and house-furnishing goods; cash payments:
country orders solicited Ali goods are specisties
ARoNSoA'S, 1910 and 1872 Stockton St. open till
y n..LL
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SPANISH, FRENCH AND HERMAN RAPIDLY
~ taught; new classes forming. Meister5chafI
School Of LanEuages. l2l O,EarraII ST. ia2a In
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" ALTER FITZ-GEORGE, EXPERT ACCOUNF
w ant and auditor. 425 Montgomery st-Baance
sheets and profit and loss accounts prepared; arbl-
tratIOn and trust accounts speciality; complicated
accounts investigated and adjusted; nerehants'
and tradeSmen'S books written up by special con
tract. daI6 RI
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CARPETS THoRO UGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
~ beating; renttlng carpets a specially. CGNKLIN
bROS.. S33 Golden Gate ave. telephone 2l26. lS I
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DANIEL - STUDY ECONOMY AND TAKE AD-
II vantage OF the dissolution sale; you can pur-
chase for $40 merchant ta1lOr-made dress over
coat, our former price $50, made by Chicago mer-
chant tailor for $35. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTH
ING PARLORS, cor. Post and Dupont sts.; open
evenings.
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

" ANTED-I OR 2 CHILDREN TO BOARD
from infant to years; mothers care; reason
able terms. Address MRS. N, First ST, IA Guy
place. fel9 3t+
7 ADY WANTS l OR 2 CHILDREN TO BOARD
= 04o NINA s. fell TIE
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n ENUINE SPECS I5C UP. 81 FOURTH ST.
" next to bakery; Sundays, 1913 Markst St. in
front celebrated ladies' govestore TO 3. feI4 1t
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II r. SCHMUCKERT. ARCHITECT AND
II. builder, 35OS Mission ST. = Modern houses
built $500 per room and up; call and block Of
flats Fourteenth and Shotwell SITS. fel6 l5tF
HAYE YOUR MATTRESSES MADE OVER
IL furniture reuph olstered, carpets cleaned and
relayed by A. V. HENKo, 635 Suffer st. fell 3m
~ W. KUSs & CO.. $40 KEARNY ST, JOB
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PRIVATE HOME IN UONFINE AIFNT. 9jl
L Folsom ST., MRS. NJ. Z. ROGERS, Midwife. az CT

RIIflClAL PAYMENTS. L. BAUER. CON
q tractor Rock Brickwork, 3O15 Buchanan. fl 3m
DR.F CoRNwALL, ocuLIsT. HAS REMOVED
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- coming to the dissolution safe: you eau pur-
chase for SD merchant taIIor-made 3-buttGn cut
away dress suit, our former price $27. made by
leading Boston merchant tailor for $40. ORIG NAL
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and Du-
DOnt omen EVENINGS
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PERSONALS.


90 SO FOR A DUZEN CABINETS WITH ONE
ID A.OO beautiful coIored picture frst-cass work
w II
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4 Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" ana retail grocers; the oldest established and
most reliable house on the Pacific Coast; teas acl
coffees specially; chromos or crockery; best
goods at lowest prices; country orders packed ant
shipped free. 8 and Il Montgomery ave. - and
AZ Fourth ST. 409 and All Montgomery ave, 40l
Hayes st. Jel7 IuThSu u
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RS san Francisco Alliance. No. IN
-~c !, OF ). 7. A. of California. - Bro r-ySssA,
theirs, you hereby notified that the n SS1~SN
semi-monthly meeting OF Febru lry will be 9l-JJf-S
held iu X. X. b Hall on THIS CTHURS- N~2<S~
Day EVENING, February l9sh, at 1880 O'Clock.
i iulI attendance IS specially requested this is
tdc last meeting that Will be held before the annual
meeting o. the State Council which Will be held in
Oakland on Saturday evening February 2ist. Per
order. JOHN /. BLAKE, President
5ANl-s Il. M,CnNNnR. Kecnrdar- 1T
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r J. BARRETT, SCULPTOR AND .MoDELER;
u. estimates furn shed for Stone carving. 3Id
Montgomery St. Room II. TelenhOne III. iala LIN
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CHAS. WESTON, AGENT FOR ENAMELED LET
y tiers; house numbers specially. 951 Mission. ly
N RS. A. SAYLOR-DIsEASE OF LADIES AND
Va children cured by hypnorism. 635 Nationals II
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EDUCATIONAL.

y DUNG LADY DESIRES PUPILS FOR PIANO
MISS WARREN, 40 Russ off Howard mr. 6tb / 7 -
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YOU'VE GERMAN GIRL; HoUSEwoRK; GER
i man family. 1893 DeyiSadero cor. Bush. fsl5 II
4 T STENoGRAPHIC INSTITUTE. 33I MONT
\ CRY, day 4 evening shorthand classics; . teach
ers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; months course. III -
kNPERlENCED OPERATORS ON LADIES'
- and children underwear 723 Market St Room,
~. fel3 II
" ANTED-EXPERIENCE HANDS on CHTT-
Building Ia ~
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IA ANTED-AN AMERICAN WOMAN AS COOK
" in Institution city, $50; nurse for
children. $50; strong woman to clean in an insti-
tuition in city, S25; Protestant second girl, S25;
homework girls for Berkeley. S25 TO SIS: 8 young
muses. for Oakland, Sl5 each; young German
second girl. $50: Scandinavian woman for house
WORK, no cooking or washing. $25; 10 homework
girls for city. $40 each Apply MISS X. PUNK
EFT, 424 Suffer st. 1t
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-. 49, !e"o,l5. o09As- hLE1.N. 1OS SlAtL =
nj oNEH LOANED ON ARTICLES: EVERY DE
" Seription OF collateral; Old gold aud silver
Doaght. CoLEMAN'S Al Sd St. san Francisco. mSJ
RlLLIARD TABLES BOUGHT, SOLD OR FX-
- changed. AUG. JUNGBLUT, 10 G. o. ave Il SIN
HOME IN DOCTORS FAMILY FOR OPIUM
II ana general diseases. PIG Leavenworth. d 3 ,m
E'OLDlNG AND OTHER CHAIRS To RENT FOR
Il private or public purposes The indianapolis
Furniture Co, 74S-752 Mission st. deI3 II
. A DEMONSTRATIONS, DRESSNIAKERS AND
- faniles all kinds OF taiior'S trimmings such as
buttons silk and mohair braids, Innings etc; whole
sale and retail MSEILER& co. % Stockton. "a I'm
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-19
DREsSMAKEHs.

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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-19

IL NJ. DUPEE'S BEST SUGAR-CURED CHE
IL. cago hams bacon. u z C per 10: best flesh
ranch eggs 25c dozen; best Point Reyes fresh
butter, roc a roll: very choice butter, soc roll;
best creamery tub butter, 3Is lbs for 81; very
choice butter, zoe per ID: best Chicago pic