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ment of its subsidy, now far in arrears, but no
attention Is paid 10 them. Freight and traffic of
all kinds have steadily declined since the end OF
1889. The steamers will probably be soon
withdrawn The situation as revealed by the
latest dispatches has been brought 10 the atten-
ton OF Inc Emperor by bis Chancellor, and they
have discussed it thoroughly. They have come
to The conclusion that the German Government
should gladly avail itself OF any decent pretextfor
drawing out of Samoa altogether, for the petty
worries caused are by no means balanced by the
benefits derived.
Extraordinary stories are being told about the
plague Of Ocusts in Northern Africa. One cor
respondent writes that caravans have nearly
been overcome by the myTiads of the insects ana
have been cOmpelleb 10 dig their way out ana
through them TO escare sutoeatioD. Tie eoun'
try over which their armies pass looks as IL
blasted by cODfaGratOn. Not living thing
remains in their track. The earth Is swept clean
OF all except skeletons. Never were The pests
so yoracous and ieroclous as during tue pres
ent season, and III numbers they have eX-
eeeded all recorded accounts. Another cor
respondent with a more vivid imagination
gives the experience of a steamer en- route from
AlgieTs TO Marseilles. by declaring that when ten
miles out vast cloud Of lOcusts, so large that
those on board first LOOK ii for low-lying cloud,
settled upon the steamer and in few seconds
she was literally buried by The mass of insects.
They even made their way into the cabins and
engiue-rOoms, and so covered the decks and
bridge that the captain was forced to give orders
to stop the machinery until the troublesome Ulass
could be cleared away. II was some hours be-
fore the steamer was entirely freed from her I'M
welcome passengers.
The big cruiser New York, now being con-
sirucied by the Cramps will be much larger
than any of he new war-ships yet built. The
huh and decks have been put together with the
exception OF small portion OF the stern, and
one can now have very good idea of her
dimensions. With displacement OF $3.50 tons,
she will have a maximum speed Of twenty knots.
and be capable OF sailing 13 600 miles with one
cOaling. Her armament will be quite an impos-
ing one, consisting OF six S-inch breech-oading
Iifes, Twelve 4-ineh. eight 6-pounders, four
1-pounder raEid-tiring guns, tOui Calling guns
and six torpedo tubes.
Paris holds second place among the great cities
of Europe, the census recently completed show
ing population OF z, 422, 800. Attic commence
ment OF the century the French capital had
population OF a little over half million, the
count OF 1901 showing total Of 547, 756. In
1876 the population slightly passed the million
mark, and 10 1876 1t approached the TWO million
mark. The growth for tie past decade amounted
to 1872 GAL.
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This process might be continued until
John Smiths last deposit of cotton would not
realize enough to buy another bale There
would be no margins to look out for, as in
other forms of speculation. He would be
absolute owner 50 long as he paid Interest
and warehouse dues. 1t was shown that
the sum of $780, OO, 900 would buy up the en-
tire cotton crop of the South, which, one
year with another, is valued at S300,000,000.
4 syndicate which furnished $50, 900, 600
would have the power TO Tx prices The
American cotton crop cannot be dispensed
with atOnce, if at all. Cotton goods would
respond quickly TO a rise in the price of the
raw material. Ii does not appear either that
the cottOu-grOWer would receive any con-
siderable share Of the benefits arising from
a rise in prices. In cases when the cotton
grower was able TO deposit his cotton, and
wait the effect Of the Syndicate's operation,
he might profit, bus such cases would be
the exception. The cotton planters also
understand that any considerable rise in
prices would stimulate productions in other
countries. There IS good cotton land in
Brazil, or the Upper Nile and on the Congo,
which would be rapidly brought into service
if the price should 90 up from TO = cents
pound. The sans line Of argument is ap-
piled to wheat, and any other product that
would be accepted rs security under the
Sub-Treasury plan. II wheat should. for
any cause. advance in this country beyond
its value in the worlds market it would be
withheld from that market. Withholding
so large a part of the worlds ordinary sup-
ply would cause a rise in foreign prices.
and thus stimulate foreign production.
Taking long view Of the situation, the
farmers OF Mississippi begin to think that
the Treasury plan is a snare aud a de-
lu,iOn
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THE sUB-TREAsURY SCHEME.

a correspondent of the st. Louis Globe
Democrat represents the farmers of Mis-
sissippi as becoming alarmed at the inevi-
table effect of the Sub-Treasury scheme.
The Farmers Alliance, which declared that
the money power must be held in restraint,
and that all other issues were subordinate
to this one, seem to have devised a scheme
which gives money more power than Jay
Gould or Vanderbilt ever dreamed of, One
Mississippi planter presented a table repre-
senting an operation that would be possible
under the Sub-TreaSury proposition. 1t is
supposed that John Smith deposits 100000
worth of cotton in Government ware
house. The Government advances Smith
$50, 600 on the deposit. He takes this $780,
600 and buys $4,000 worth of cotton. The
Government gives him $4,000, or 50 per
cent of the $4,000 worth of cotton de-
posted. The following table shows how
the money may be used over and over again
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icals for a living, give them their best and
freshest work and regard the republication
of their writings in book form as SUBJ
ordinate branch Of their undertaking. Such
a writer as Howells or Black realizes five
or ten times as much from the serial publ
cation of his novels in a magazine as he
gets ont of his published volumes. The
tendency of writer's TO use periodicals as
their main channel of communication with
the public is on the increase. By and by,
perhaps, everything that is written by the
leading minds of the day will be read first
in the newspapers. When that comes about
books may share the fate of the papyri of
EUvnt
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Peters Unpaid Bill.

Peter Welsh was arrested at the North
Harbor Police Station yesterday on charge
OF defrauding all inn-keeper. Mrs. Maggie
Hall, the proprietresS of a Pacifc-street
clearinghouse, is the complainant 1t is
said that Peter made love to the landlady.
who, entertaining penchant for her lodger,
allowed his bill to assume formidable pro
portions. At last, however, she demanded
payment Peter, unable or unwilling to
settle, sought other quarters. Then the
laRdlady damaged in heart and pocket
canseh his arrast
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sURsCRIPTIoN RATES

DAILY CALL dneludiHg sundays St per year by
mail, postpaid; IS cents per week, or 65 cents per
calender month, through carriers. DAILY CALL,
Eve copies, three months, Sc IS. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages, 81 so per year. postpaid SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 so per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL eight pages. 81 % per year,
postpaid Clubs Of ten {seut to one address,, $40.
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5eb Montgomery street, near Clay, open until II
O'Clock P n. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny open until u O'Clock midnight;
339 Hayes street, open until $50 O'clock COS
Lsrin street. open until $3.50 O'Clock; 25lS Mission
street, open until o'clock P, N; and II6 Ninth
street. open until $50 p NJ
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Another Dfsannenrance.

Milton B. Clapp, Secretary Of the Title
Insurance Company, has been missing since
last Saturday. Unlike the usual case of
sudden disappearance, however, his ac-
counts are all straight and he has money in
the safe. He has been very much over
worked Of late and complained some of not
failing walI
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR TEE SUM-
MER MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going to the
country during the summer months can
have THE DAILY CALL mailed TO them
fer week or longer at regular subseFIP-
tien rates, I5c. per week. Give order TO
URrI Ter or send TO business Office.
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NOTICE!

Any Of oar patrons 1rto fail to find THE
HORNING CALL for sale By trGia-50ys
t-jl confer a fayor by notifying this office OF
ucJ0ct, naming the date and train.
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Mercantile Library.

Until the new buildingof the Mercantile
Library is ready for occupancy the institu-
ton will Orcupy rooms in the Supreme
Court Building, 303 Larkin street. Only
portion of the books will be available mean
while.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

HSS The Mutual Savings Bank of San
%~S Francisco, 80 Post st.-FOr the half year end
ing June 30, 1891, dividend has been declared at
the rate Of five aud fourtenths Is 4l0) per
per cent per annum on ordinary deposits, free of
taxes, payable on and after Wednesday, July L. 1891
Iel9 lat JAMES A. THOMPSON Cashier
IsSs San Francisco Savings Union, 532
E~O California ST. corner Webb: branch 100
Market ST., cor Pok-For the half year ending 3Oth
OF June, 1891, dividend has been declared at the
rate of FIVE and four-tenths g 400 per cent per
annum on term deposit and four and one-half
(41@) per cent per annum on ordinary deposits,
free Of taxes, payable on and after WEDNESDAY,
July l, 1891.
jei7 lat LOWELL WHITE Cashier
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Has been used over nifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teething with perfect
success. IL soothes the child softeus the gums al
lays pain, wind collie regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teetbing other For sale by drug
gists in every part of the world BE sure and ask
Tor Mrs insow'S Soothing syrup Twenty-Five
cents a bottle
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TEMPERANCE TALK.-Rey. T. B. Stewart will
address the Gospel Temperance Union at the
Fhst Methodist Episcopal Church. Powell street,
near Washington, tomorrow evening.
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THAT scrofulous faint which has been in your
blood for years may be thoroughly expelled by
giving Hoods Sarsaparills fair trial. 1t really is
a wonderful blood purifier ana spring medicine
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UNBALANoED.-LouIsD uraud. aged 81 years,
native Of France, waiter and Charles Less.
man. aged 81 years, carpenter, were committed
10 the Napa Insane Asylum yesterday.
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FTEN1IVFF.-Ry Geo. +. Lansou. at y 50 How
ard ST.. at Il O'Clock.
FUENIrUR E.-Ey A. L. CressweIl at POPS Calf
fJru!a ST.. az il O'Clock.
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BROKEN horehound candy. TOwnsend's. i.
CRYsTALLrzED ginger, 25c ID. TOwnsend's I.

J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all hrst-class druggists aud
gTocers. Trade maTk-star within a shield.
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For AN IRRITATED THROAT. CoUGH OR COLD,
"Brolc's Bronchial Tr0ches" offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy Sold only in boreS
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THE MORNING CALL
PURTTCATTON OFFICE 4:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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PURE imported olive oil, eoc large bottle at
sbarboro 81 Co.'S. grocers 53I Washington street.
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Crystal Baths.

Crystal Baths.
Hot water In swimming tank, Crystal Baths,
foot Mason street. North Beach
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The deliberations Of the Pan-American con-
ference on the Venezuela boundary dispute, as
recently published, show that Delegate Peraza's
address on The situation made deep impression
on the representatives Of sister republics then
assembled at Washington and secured the pas
sage OF a resolution Dledglng all the American
countries. including Tie United States, TO lend
their moral support to Venezuela. Andrew
Carnegie, in urging a settlement Of The dispute
by arbitration, declared: 81 believe that the
str 0DRest power in Europe will think once,
think twice, think three times, If it has
dispute with The smallest nation upon this con-
tinent before IL rejects tie arbitration which all
the nations Of this continent have agreed 10 have
among themselves. / 20 further than that l
say that the statesmen Of the nation that thinks
there is weak nation upon this continent will
wake up 10 one OF the greatest mistakes that
ever nation made in the world. The man in
Europe who brings the brand of war to this
continent upon any question upon which the ag-
gr1eYed American nation has offered arbitration
plays with fire. There is public sentiment In
this nation deeTer than any law which has yet
expressed II, deeper than the resolution, and
that is not to be trfed with"
10 consequence Of President Hippolyte's fall
ure TO carry ont his agreement 10 lease Mole ST.
Nicholas 10 the United States Government for a
eoaiing station IL Is said that Minister Douglass
will return homo shortly and remain until the
President OF the little republic comes 10 his
senses and complies with his compact In other
words, diplomatic relations may be broken of
until President Hippolyte Is taught lesson for
his breach Of faith.
German interests IN Samoa are proving less
profitable than expected. AS European cable
gram sums up the situation, lie German CON-
pany which maintains q line OF steamers 10
samoa has made repeated demands for the pay
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BEEcHAM's Pills act like magic on a weak stomach
FxTRA nince pies SWANS. 2l8 Suffer street.
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Forecast Tin $ P. VI. Friday.

For Northern California-Fair weather. except
light rains on the northwest coast; south to west
winds, fresh TO bgisk; nearly stationary tempera-
ture except warmer at Red Bluff and cooler in the
san joaquin Valley and at Kee.er
For southern CaHtoruis-Fair weather. westerly
winds fresh to briss; cooler, except nearly sta
JIouaTy temperature at San Diego
For oregon and ngton-LisLt rains except
far weather in Southeastern Oregon; winds gener-
ally Soucherly, fresh TO brisk on tine Washington
coast warmer JONI r. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry in charge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


49, the cloak and suit business known as the Der.
I'm Cloak and suit House. at % Grant ave, under
the firm OF WOOD CAMPBELL, we low announce
a great clearance sale for the next 10 days.
San Francisco, June 10. I3tl T. E. Campbell.
re- aides in Trouble; Safe, Quiok Cure;
Nc childless couples made parents or no Zee;
trust only rAnthan 229 Kearnv free ;conddential
EP 1T. Burnaby, Ulcer and Rheumatic
~~S Specialist South Park. No medicine IA ~
RP When President Harrison Left Ca j.
Eb~D forna he took with him a dozen of DR. VII
ley's discovery, the Pure OIL OF Herbs Has saved
thousands from an untimey grave. Sold by all
druggists. jeIl 3mo
EP Charles Ashton, All Montgomery
S-S St, real estate agent: rents collected; prop
erty economically managed. mr26 cod II
R55 DIR. II. Arensbrrg, From the Univer-
W. NC sty Of Berlin Private and skin diseases a
specially The most obstinate cases thoTOu ghly and
speedily cured 81 Post st, Room 8. jelOI I'm
RF DIR. Kicord's Restorative Pills; spe-
NC clfc for exhausted vitality physical debility
Medicine Paris and the medical eelebritiss so ID
by j. g. STEELE 81 CO., $50 Market St Palace Ho-
sox san n @ seqs oy ma OF ore Prices
so preparatory Pills, 81 Send for circular jed Tyr
E5S Ladies in Trouble; safe, Quick Cure:
w. ch1ldieSS couples made parents or no fee:
home trust only DIR. Anthan, 229 Kearny; Free I'm
H whitening Rooms, $ up; Paperinm
@~D rooms. so up. 6l3 Third st. my24 limo
E Bad Tenants Elected for 50. Coffee
We heDs made city or country. Paciae Collection
company, 92s California ST.. Room 3. de22tf
- Priv tie Home in Confinement. Mrs
G~S BORGSTROM, midwife, 1913 Howard. % m
KE Books bought aud sold. King Bros
B~D 3fourth ST.. near Market. nlrI7 m
w Refined Private Home in Confipe-
S~S ment: female diseases, monthly Irregularities
specially; strietest discretion. MRS. c. SCHMIDT
herman midwife, graduate University Heidelberg
Baden, 1879, 12l112 Mission ST. my27 If
~ DIR. Robbins-IrreguIarii les and Dis
Is~D eases OF women speciality. 118 Eddy 29 6m
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- Sarg mt Lodge, No. 36S. ,>S4ayt>,
Gs~S /. O. O. k-Of1cers aud members sSS$E1$-
are requested to attend THIS EVEN 3ze<<SsNS49-
ING. Election aud entertainment Vet -/>/IHN>~
eran odd Fellows. BY order
VIM F. CURRAN, n. G.
ANDREW }. DUNCAN, Sec. 1t
EP Notice to the Public = The NAS ~
80 Ancient order OF Foresters. r. S. and s1T
the Companions OF the Forest, +. s., do not ~
give or cOuntenance any picnicS held on Ed
sundays. BY order Of Court Twin Peaks No. 1856
T. T. McDIvITT. 4. 5. Tltl A. a. VLER. c. K.
- IUnera Committee and Mem Nasss|
80 bers of Court Golden Eagle. No. ~
1873, A. o. i. OF A., are notified TO be pres 81
cHt II Crusaders Hail. 9l3 Market St, THIS 81
AFTERNOON friday, June 18th at 80 O'clock,
10 attend the funeral OF late brother HER
MANN NATETS EDIT. All brothers of tire order
are invited TO be present. BY order G. Z.
H. ID. Hansen, +. $. an ARTHUR KIDD.
- Called onitp G ub-Ikesuiar
~ meeting will be held at Scottish n aI1
Hau THIS FRIDAY} EVENING, June XATXS
18th Invitation tickets for the Silver $4E%
Anniversary aud twenty-hith annua diStribution Of
prizes and bail at Mechanics Pavilion, June Goth,
viii be distributed 10 the members.
W. c. BURNETT, Chief.
THOMAS WILSON Sec ~
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WEETnER PI.EpICr.oNs.
signal SERVICE U. s ARMY. !
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC.
GAN u N-.-r---. hmm \ 1901 p

SAN Francisco June Is. 1915 p. NJ
Synopsis FOR the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The cvclonic disturbance OF Monday has moved
eastward in Montana aud its southwest quadrant
extends westward 10 include Southern California.
Another disturbance is moving eastward near Van
c0uver. Island. attended by high S0utherIy winds,
thick weather and rain OF the Washington coast.
The barometer has fallen in all districts. especially
on the North Pacific coast and southern California
a.d Arizona 1t IS below the normal al a IL stations
The winds have been south to west in all districts
with Increasing force. Fort Candy. south 40 miles
Winuemucca, southwest %; san Francisco west
%; Keller. northwest, -; Spokane, southwest,
"a: Yuma west. IS; Fresno, northwest, Is. The
temperature has fallen in all districts and is
everywhere below the normal, except IN South
western California and Arizona. Light rains have
fallen in all districts except California and Arizo~a
Fort Candy. 81 OF an inch; Olympia, 20; Spokane.
-; Wau3 WaIIa. u; Baker City, OF; Winnie
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
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I oLDEN GATE MILLINERY REMOVED TO
u 1908 Market ST., opposite Seventh; goods
and lowest prices. jel1 I'm
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TIE ORIENTAL HAIR GLOSS RESTORES
gray hair to original color: softens the hair when
dry and hard; sOOthes an iTritated scalp and skin
r. RIDER 5O4 Bush ST. ap23 3m
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COOK FOR SPRINGS $50: SECOND COOK FOR
- springs, $50; waiter for summer resort, $50;
waiter Tor springs, $50 waiter. country hotel near
city, $50; cook, Country restaurant S55; baker
country shop S40i second cook country restaurant
500 slaughterer, country, 1856; second hand coun-
try bakery, S30 dish-washers city and country $50
and $50 Q. II. HANSEN a Co. ID O CIaarr 81 IL
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7 ENA - THAT SET OF SILVERWARE L
II bought of the Imperial Jewelry Co., weekly
payments, is beautiful get set 26 OFarrel! St 6n
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GS PER MONTH WILL MAKE YOU RICH;
NO. get prospectus. Globe Vineyard Com pany OF
FRESNO, Az flne ST. JET limo
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CT SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
ID good can be made; filling 81 DIR. SIMMS,
dentist $50 Market ST. next Baldwin Theater oc IUf
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II ENRY THEODORE BOURCHEhS WILL
II please call at the office of I. L. BARRY Room
70, Nevada Block. ieI9 3t*
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n ENUINE EYEGLASSES: 15C UP. IS FOURTH
VI ST., next to bakery, open to 5; Sundays. Mar
ket ST iIl frOnr plOXe-StOre. 12S lcl2 II
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w ANTED-FlRSTA AND SECOND COOK COUN-
W try, SS5 and $50: cook for miners boarding
house 500; waiter, same place. $50: second cook
$50; eolored cook, country, $50; restaurant cook
country, $50: waiter same place S35; walters for
restaurant aud clearinghouse $50; 3 III hwashers
SO to $50; choreman for private family, country
$40. ABBY to j. +. CROSETT CO., 62S Sacra-
mento ST. II
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Mrs. DUNHAM, MEDIUM-CIRCLES TUES
vi day and Saturday evenings; sittings daily; fee
81. 1872 Sixth ST., Room 80. jeI 3m
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DUY YOUR FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT
ID FRIEDRICHS & GERCKE'S, on instalIments;
1888 TO l62 New Montgomery St. mr.. Howard. MI u
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u UTTON-HOLES AND BUTTORS MADE PINK
- ing latest style, plating. l8 O'FarreI SEQ &
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T AIDES, ATTENTION NINE. DEVERAUX'S
IL preventive waters never fail; warranted to be
perfectly harmless and sure; agents wanted In
every town on the Coast; good salary; sealed par
tlcuiars Tor &c stamp. z. o. Box 1878 San Fran
cisco. Cal. mos I'm
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

w ANTED- COMPETENT WOMAN TO TAKE
W charge OF an invalid in the country; $25. Call
bet. and 10 this morning TO MISS PLUNKETT,
424 Sutter sr II
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DEVELATION TO LADIES; DR. KIRKWOODS
IL Safeguard: infallible, beneficial healthy; agents
wanted KirkwOod Hard Rubber Co., Murphy Build
ing, S. r, Cal jas tf
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- The San ranciseo Scottish CYN
6-c Thistle Club will hold their regu- n "a ~
lar quarterly entertainment and social at Ne W.
II. b. Hall, l2l Eddy ST. FRIDAY &&
EVENING, June 10. 1891. A programme OF rare
excellence has been prepared and some OF the best
known and most mplished artists Ia the city will
appear on that occasion Tickets admitting gentle
man and ladies so cts. Hat and cloak rooms free
BY order. n Ia 10 l8 l9l LITERARY COMMITTEE
|CFP Annual Meeting-The Regular An
ME nual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Montecito Mining Company Will be held at the
Office OF the company. Rooms u and 49, 800 Pine
street. San Francisco. California, o. MONDAY the
29th day of June, 1891, at the hour OF O'Clock
p. NJ, for the purpose of electng Board OF Drec-
tors 10 serve for the ensuing year and the trausac
ton OF such other business as may come before tue
meeting. Transfer books will close June 25th at
O'CLOCK ?. d. NJ KENT, Secretary
Oihce-ROoms IS and l9, $50 Pine street. San
Francisco, California. iel3 I'd
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CATHOLIC LADY WOULD LIKE LITTLE
~ girl to board; age from to T. Address MRS.
BROWN. 1902 Post st. he 1897
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DKESsMAKERS.

CTYLISH DRESSMAKING PARLoRS: PERFECT
- IT. fine work: reasonable. % Sixth ST. my15 3m
ESSMAKING AND DRESS CUTTING
IL School; you are taught TO make dress from bs
ginning to end 2U3 Powell ST. mF3l &c
MRS. b. KELTER. lis SToCKToN-SUITS So 80
vi up; cutting, fitting. 75e; Op. Wigwam. ill6m
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- lions taken at CALL Branch Offices, sos LarKia
ST., 339 Hayes st. and 25lS Mission ST.; open till
S:3U P. NJ
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At 1875 KEARNY, ROOM 9, YOU CAN BORROW
a money at low rates: private rooms for ladies.
pIedpes for sale. take elevator mrl tf
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uOWARD-ST. PEOPLES LOAN OFFICE 654
II howard ST., near Third: loans money on any
thing at legal rates; storage taken. mr26 6m
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CURE AND HARMLESS CURE FOR ALL
- monthly Irregularities CrOm whatever cause);
having had long and successful practice in treating
female diseases, l guarantee results or refund
money; home for patients with best medical care
MRS. DIR. GWYER. 5lI Jones ST. S. Z. apps Sm
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THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 MONTGOMERY s..