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REPUBLICAN ExrRAyAGANcE.

In his recent speech at Buffalo Mr.. Cleve-
land said: L believe the most threatening
feature which to-day stands in the way of
the safety III our Government, the happiness
Of our people, is reckless and wicked ex-
travagance in our public expenditures"
Mr.. Cleveland mentions especially pension,
river and harbOr appropriations and subsidy
to American vessels. as items to be held up
for public condemnation. In respect to pen
si0ns, it may be said that the recent laws
passed by Congress have fastened upon the
National Government expenses that other
wise would be borne largely by private in
diYiduals OF cities ard towns. The liberal
pension laws will relieve many an old soldier
from dependence on charity in one form or
another. In some cases invalids of the war
would be taken care Of by relatives. in
others by the counties or towns in which
they may reside. The Federal Government
voluntarily takes charge of all who NAV
have become unable TO earn living through
service in the army. There have been no
statistics to show that any considerable pro-
portion Of the money appropriated by Con-
gress for pensions has been wasted. 1t has
been distributed among men, women and
children who had no legal claims upon the
Federal Government until the Government
voluntarily gave them one.
In respect to improvements on rivers and
harb0rs, there has probably been some
waste. That is an item of public expenditure
that politicians have selected for doubtful
operations. Valuable improvements have
been made, but there is little doubt but that
money has been thrown away upon streams
that no reasonable expenditure would render
navigable. On the other hand, there have
been improvements worth tenfOld what they
have cost. Who, for instance, can estimate
the value to Galveston Of a harbor into
which the largest of modern merchant vessels
can sail? But Mr.. Cleveland concentrates all
his force upon the Postal Subsidy Bill He
terms ii new marauder turned loose to prey
upon an oYertaxed public. The wisdom of
that bill is TO be tested by results. If it a.
complishes what its friends hope it will it
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE U. s. ARSrY,l
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC, ?
IL. .....r...--. AInr- 2 1901 L p "

I
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, May IS, 1873 P. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-fOur Hours.
The barometer has fallen in Washington. North
ern California and Eastern Arizona; elsewhere 1t
has risen slightly remained stationary. 1t is high
est at Fort Candy (30.l0) and lowest at Keller
t2972). The winds ars north to west along the
coast and variable I'm the interior. Heavy cloudi-
ness prevails in all districts except Arizona. The
temperature has generally fallen in all districts,
especially IN Nevada, Eastern oregon and Eastern
Washington It is below the normal in all districts.
Light rains have fallen in Southern and Eastern
California, Nevada and Eastern Oregon; elsewhere
fair weather has prevailed. Baker City. O04 of an
inch; Carson City. O.4S; Winnemucca, COG; Keeler,
OO2; Fresno, O.UI; Los Angeles, trace; san Diego
trace.
Forecast Till Z. NJ. Thursday.
For Northern Cafornia-Fair weather except
light rain at Keller and in Western Nevada yaria-
able winds. generally westerly: warmer, except
nearly stationary temperature along the coast and
ia Northern Nevada.
For Southern Catifornia-Fair weather, except
preceded by showers at san Diego; winds generally
westerly; nearly stationary temperature, except
warmer at Yuma.
for oregon and WaShington-Fair weather ex-
cepJ proceeded by rain At Baker City and light
rain At Fort Canby; variable winds generally north
to west; cooler in the eastern portion: warmer in
the western portion JOIN P. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry, in charge.
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Fortune Nas with Him.

The charge of vAgTancy against Thomas
Costiganwas dismissed yesterday by Pc
lice Judge Rix. When the case was
called Officer Crockett, who preferred
the charge, failed to appear. and no
one else being present to prosecute the charge
was dismissed. When Crockett returned
from the new City Hall, where he had been
on business and heard that the case had
been disposed OF he consulted with Chief
Crowley, who at once asked Judge Rix and
Prosecuting Attorney Nicholson for an ex-
PLANTATION. They said they did not know
that Costigan was known to the police as a
pickpocket, aud had turned him loose be-
cause no one appeared to prosecute him.
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THE DELAWARE PEACH CROP.

Eastern journals represent the frost as
more destructive of fruit than Geographic
dispatches seemed to indicate. The Phila-
delphia Press of May 9th speaks Of the
Delaware peach crop as very nearly ruined.
A frost two weeks before that date caused
great damage, but there were large locali-
tiles which ct that time escaped uninjured.
The heavy frost seems to have been general
throughout the State This is the second
year that Delaware farmers have been sub
jected to the loss of their most profitable
crop. The facility with which peaches In
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Two Early Fires.

The South San Francisco Fire Depart
ment was called out at 3 O'Clock yesterday
morning ON an alarm from Box 3 for a fire
in Chris SprudePs saloon at the corner of
Railroad and Sixth avenues. A loss Of
about $500 was sustained.
Hose and Truck 3 were called out on a
still alarm at II 40 O'Clock for a fire in a
closet of the store and dwelling of Mrs. Gam
bic at 100 Hayes street. The damage
Amounted to S10n
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that State can be transported to large Gen.
tiers of population has encouraged the
farmers of that State to substitute peaches
for other varieties of fruit No wonder the
farmers are in sore distress over their loss.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

DAILY CALL Gncludlng Sundays, SIS per year by
sil, postpaid; 10 cents per week. s. cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALI,
FIVE copies three months, Sc -. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages). 81 so per year, postpaid SUNDAY
CALL and w EEKLY GALL 81 so per year, post
raid. WEEKLY CALL eight pagesl, 81 20 per year.
Lo6tlald. Cubs Of ten lsent % one addressl, sIo
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MUSIC. ReoitaIs. Readinvs-

An evening of music, dramatic recitals and
readings will be given at Irving Hall TO-
day. The entertainment will be in aid of
the Ladies' Pastoral Aid Society of Trinity
Church and of Trinity Chapter, Brother
hood of st. Andrews, and as such COM
mends itself to ALI
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,rrNontgomery street. near Clay, open untIl II
e,eIotk P n BRANCH OFFICES: 7l0 Market
street near Kearny, open until 2 o'clock midnight;
SS9 Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock sos
LsIkin street open until so o'clock; 25IS Mission
street open until O'Clock P. NJ, and 1l6 Ninth
street open until 9 80 p. NJ.
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RenairiDg Rrvant s,reet-

1t was learned yesterday that the Board of
Supervisors is about to undertake the re-
pairs SO much needed on Bryant street, from
Beale to Spear. The lumber now deposited
there viii be removed, the old piles taken
up ana substantial roadway laid down.
The work Will be done by contact
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The North Beach and Mission Railway
Company is considering the practicability
Of abandoning horse power for electricity,
and with that end in view has called meet
ing of the stockholders for the purpose of
receiving their authorization TO create a
bonded indebtedness of S1.OO0,OOO.
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NOTICE I

Any Of our patrons aeho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale By train-bOys
1-iIl confer a fdror By notifying this office OF
UeJuct, naming the date and train.
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Fire-PrOof Building Covering Company.
public test of the companys Patent Fire
proof Single viii be made on the lot Formerly
Evening Post oifice). northeast corner Montgom-
cry and Sacramento streets, on Friday al 2
P. NJ, for the purpose OF demonstrating its eff
cheney protection from lire 10 all interested
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Informations Filed.

The following informations were filed by
the District Attorney yesterday: John
Kearney and Edward Goldenson, robbery /;
Thomas Kane. grand larceny; James FitZ-
patrick and John Wheelan, attempt to COM
NIT burglary; Thomas Harrison and Frank
Harris, burglary.
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MALICIOUS PROsECUTIoN.-Th0ma j. Ford
brought suit In the Justices Court yesterday
against James MGlcahy TO recover S299 as dam
ages for his arrest al the defendants instance on
charge which was alierward dismissed in the
Police Cart
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CABLE-CAR conductors and glipmen are in
yited to examine Our guaranteed blue uniform
suits Our own make. An mducement In both
price and quality. O. Baniun & PEGS, T12 and
ia Market street, opposite Third.
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SIXth AnnuaI Ieachcrs' EXCURSION East
To Chicago niagara Falls, New York and Boston, in
Pullman tourist cars at lowest possible rates under
the supervision OF J. w. McCiymonds, Supt of Oak
land schools; Prof. J. h, McChesney. Principal of
Oakland High school; w. n. Bush. Principal Com
mercial High School, San Francisco CAL ana the
personal management of J. g. Mccall Gen. Agent
Erie Ry., who has managed these parties for the
past five years. For full information apply TO Mrs
May L. Cheney, Pacific Coast Bureau of Education
800 Post street. San Francisco.
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DIvoBCED.-Judge Levy has granted a d.
vOrce 10 Ii. T. Epier from j. NJ. Epler on the
grounds OF Intemperance and failure to provide
aud awarded lhe custody OF the miLor child 10
htl uiaiuIfH
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THAT scrOfuious faint which has been in your
blood for years may be thoroughly expelled by
giving HOODS Sarsaparilla fair trial 1t really is
a wonderful blood purifier ana spring medicine
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THE scenic effect in MEN ana Women at the
Baldwin Is much enhanced by the beautiful oak
New England Piano used. Agency, HammOnd's
music store, 225I MISSION street.
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A PRESIDENTS SALARY.-W. A. Keefer has
begun suit against the Carbonate Coal Com
pany 10 recover 1857 40, his salary as President
uf THE COmDguV.
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PEOPLES BANK AT PoMoNA.-The Peoples
Bank at Pomona has been examined by Commits
siOners Knight and DunSm0or, who report
S174,039 43 resources aud Liabilities.
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OLD FRIENDs.-The annual meeting and the
election of officers OF the Society of Old Friends
will be held at sos Bush street Tomorrow even
iIan
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THE fashionable ladies' corrective tonic is Argos
tura Bitters, the wOrld-renowned tonic of Dr. j. G.
i. Siegert a Sons. Ask your druggist.
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J.FCUTTERs OLD BoURBoN.-Tnis celebrated
whisky is for sale by all hrst-class druggists and
gTOeeTs. Trade mark-star Within a shield.
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FOREsTERs PICNIC.-The seventeenth an
nual picnic Of the Ancient Order OF FOrestels
VIII be held to-day al Shell Mound Park.
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WENT TO SEA.-The ship Alaska and the
bark MeNear, both bound for Tacoma, towed 10
sea Yesterday
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To LOAD FOR EURoPE.-The largo German
ship II. Blschoff was tOwed up TO Port Costa
yesterday to load wheat for Europe.
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DOUBLE-wIDTH eolOred serges 1212c yard
Pioneer Dry-goOds Store, 1O5 Fifth street.
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The Palace Salt Water Tub and swimming
713 Hilbert street. are now open for the season..
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MCCLELLAN PLEADED GUILTy.-Josepn Nc
Gillian, ToOtpad pleaded gnilly OF robbery be-
fore Judge LAWYER yesterday.
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LARGEST manufacturer OF California glace
fruits, SOC per h. in Jap. baskets. Townseud's.'
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THE MORNING CALL
FERTILIZATION OFFICE:

F7ss larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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Browns BRONCHIAL. TRocHEs" are an effect
i've Cough Remedy. Sold only ia boTes Price 25c
BEECHAMs Pills act like magic on a weak stomach
EXTRA mlnce pies. SWANS. 213 Suffer street.
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sITUATIoNs-MALE.

SITUATIoNS-MALE.
Ct1TUATIoN WANTED WITH SOME GOOD
= farrn-implement house or mandatory. either as
travelling agent In store; years experience;
expert with seltbinder; good references II re-
CURED speaks English and German; age 20: single;
native Of Illinois; uses no liquor or tobacco. Adj
Oakland myl4 cod IL
-. MEXICAN AND WIFE WANT PLACE; WIFE
~ excellent housekeeper and cook; man compe-
tent in almost any capacity Al references. +.
MASON, Occidental House, Park ST., Alameda la
CITUATIoN IN ELECTRIC RAILWAY, POWER
- or lighting plant; Is years experience in cleo
trIcal construction A E.. Box 63. this oice.l4 Ste
IHXPERIEN CED BARTENDER WISHES siTUA.
u ton. q. SACHT, S24 Kearny st. myl4 Sts
VoLoRED MAN. WITH REFERENCE WOULD
" like place with doctor as coachman or porter
in dry-goodS store. Address or call Market st,
Room 50. myl4 5tS
IOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AS DRIVFR:
i can take care of horses or do garden work and
miik cows; can furnish good reference. Address
NJ. s.. Box lO5, CALL Branch ONCE. py14 Ats
GERMAN YOUNG MAN AND WIFE wANT
II situations; man first-cass cook, wife good see
ond. pastry cook or laundress; country preferred.
Address A. FL. 1l9 Third. myl4 3t*
10y, AGE II, LIVING WITH PARENTS
ID wants WORK store or Office; So 30 TO $4 per
week 2133 Mission St my14 3t~
YOUNG MARRIED MAN, WITH EXPERIENCE
i in Office WORK and telegraphng, wishes position
either In Office or at other light WORK. w. t. s..
1923 stevenson ST. myl42t
GERMAN MAN AND WIFE WANT WORK II
Olthe country, the man to work on farm, and the
wife willing to do homework. Address JOE
WOLF, Humboldt House, 1909 Stockton st. IA 2ts
VoUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION AS BAR.
i tender. Apply 3l9-32l Market; reference. IA -
CsTEADY MAN, WITH CITY REFERENCE
y wishes light work; is handy at most anything:
$l5 to $40 and found. Address Steady, Box 1911
GALL Branch once. lt*
IINGISEER WANTS EMPLOYMENT; LoCOMO.
u tive or stationary; experienced. J. PILKING.
TON, tbs Howard st. It's
HANDY YOUNG MAN, WHO is MILLING TO
IL work. wants steady position; city OF country
Address g. O.. 1915 York sc. It's
COBER STEADY MAN OF EXPERIENCE
- wishes engagement at lunch hours or evenings
as assistant Dar-keeper or attend to lunch table:
can cook etc. Address l.. H., 81 Second st, Its
DARKEEPER WANTS POSITION; SOBER ANO
ID cleanly In his habits best city and country
references; speaking German and English well:
single. Barkeeper Box 81 CALL Branch. Its
& DUNG MAN. SCOTCH. WISHES sISUATIoN
in store OF any kind could attend bar. Address
Steady. Box lac, CALL Branch ONCE. Its
CITUATION WANTED BY A TRUSTWORTHY
- young man in private family to attend TO or 3
cows and work around place. on lawn, etc. Call or
address l. MCLEAN. Room ~, 533 Commercial ST. 1s
ELDERLY GERMAN. UNDERSTANDS MAKING
IL butter and cheese. can tend TO cows and horses
aud take cane of garden wants place; best refer
enees. Address L. B., o2e Sacramento St myl3 Ste
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


EXPERIENCED MAN, CoACHMAN AND GAR
u dener and to do general work around private
place, wishes situation, city or country; years
reference from last place. Address i. A., Box 4,
this Office. myl5 81
YOUNG MAN WISHES TO LEARN CARPENTER
Il trade. Address j. A. H. BOX 1876, CALL Branch
ONCE. myl3 81
CITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AS
- porter assistant warehouse; good penman;
furnish rstclass references, also give security
II required. Address q. g., Box 80, Call Branch
once. my13 ~
no MASTER TAILoRs "A CUTTER WITH
irSt-class reference is open to engagement. A.
b. O., Box 80, CALL Branch ONCE. my o.
YOUNG GERMAN MERCHANT WISHES EN-
L ployment in an Office or grocery business al
dress H. ". Box l05, CALL Branch ONCE my13 ~
- ARDENER, FIRST CLASS, DESIRES POSI-
" ton with private family: good rose.groWer, also
fiFst-cIass green house and hower-garden man: z
years with last employers: has No / references. Adj
dress w. p, Box lO7, CALI Branch once. myI3 ~
YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION AS M
L proven in a good machne-shop. Address Il. @.
W.. CAT Howard st. myl3 "
r AUNDRYMAN WANTS TO Do WASHING BY
IL hand for hotel or institution. Address A., BOX
105 CALL Branch ONCE. mY43 ~
VOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION TO DO ANY
i kind of light work. Address Young Man, BOX
1853. CALL Branch ONCE. mylz o.
WANTED, BY MAN AND WIFE, SITUATION IN
w hotel or restaurant: wife good cook: man DISH
washer or otherwise; small wages b. u, -! Le-
hama ST. ny II ot-
YOUNG MAN, LATELY FROM GERMANY,
L worked as blacksmith ~ years would IKE 70
finish his trade; is willing and oDliging; CITY OF
country. Apply MR. GEISLER, 826 Broadway.1 Ia
INDUSTRIOUS WELL EDUCATED GERMAN, 23
years old, speaking and writing English, nanny
with tools, wishes situation In wholesale-house or
mandatory; good driver; city references. Address
FREDERIC WINTER. 1871 Turk st. nyS =
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TT HOULTBY, INTERIOR DECORATOR AND
IL. paper-hanger; Wallpaper and frescO cleaning
a specially. 33l suffer ST.. bet Grant ave. ana
notice mYl4 2nt
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pURT-WHY Do YOU BUY SHoDDY READY
ID made clothing when you can buy nobby mer-
chant taIloFmade suit for $22 So original price
$45, at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 200
Post ST., corner Dupont
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

MAY 1891
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IT, J.. JENKINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 73
A.. FOURTH ST; advice free on ali legal matters s.
E'REE ADVICE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
marriage annulled. collections, probate. etc. g..
". HOWE CO.. Attorneys-at-aw. $50 Market.l9tt
= T. CASoN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 5D9
u. Kearny ST.. Rooms 1 and 3. apI4 Gun
CLARA FoLTZ, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw- PRAO
" tlees state and Federal courts. 410 Kearny. II 6
A NJ. ARMSTRONG, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw. 33l
n Montgomery st. Rms III. Telephone 52l7.1y
m AGILE Il NAGLE, a E TORNEYS-AT-LAw. oil
~ Montgomery ST.. Rooms to 4. fel5 5m
JENNINGS q HUBBS, ATToRNEYS-ATLAW
y $50 Pine St, Rooms 40 and So fell
u A. CRoTHERs ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. 6oI
III. Clay ST. nos Il
w w. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. I'D
w California St. Rooms 14-l0; advice frea DIX
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A RTISTIC DRESs-MAKING PARLORS JUST
n opened satisfaction given. 1880 Mission. IS Ina
A THERMOMETERS SUITS FOR HIRE AT
& corner DuDOnt.
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HOWARD-sT. PEOPLES LOAN OFFICE 6s4
II Howard ST.. near Third; loans money on any
thing at legal rates. mr26 6m
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PERSONALS.

DFSPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES
IL acquaintance OF respectable mldde-aged gentle
man of means; view matrimony: no trifers. Ad-
dress Stranger, Box 106, CALL Branch. myl4 PTS
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THE LATEST DANCES TAUGHT so CTS. PER
i month. 1924 Greenwich Sc. It,
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF
i u cLnthlng send nnstal. RAPHAEL. 500 Str. . I'm
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EASY ADMINISTRATOR YOUR SUIT OR
u overcoat now and pay as often as you choose
until paid, thereby making it easy for yoa; hun
dreds are doing this with US, at the MISFIr CLOTH
ING PARLORs. 200 Post St. corner Dnpont
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Engishmen fear that conflict with the Beers
OF South Africa Will involve the disappearance Of
Goschens surplus. Friends OF pence suggest
that the best way out of the difficulty is 10 per-
nit The Beers to establish their new republic un-
der The suZerainty OF the crown. Besides The
regular British troops the ''tek' is 10 be OPP
posed by volunteers in the service OF the British
Snulll A fricnn GnmnanY.
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MASSAGE

CYBLE b. TOMBSTONE; MASSAGE; ALCOHOL
- baths l3l raylor. Room l. 2 20 IL mvl2 re
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A RRIVED-MRS. DR.. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
~ York; is only natural born trance medium Ia
the world; Is seventh daughter, born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift of second SigAE.
this she Will prove: every hidden mystery reveals l.
tells your entire life In dead trance gives your nans
In full also your future husband or wife; IN busi
ness lawsuits, marriages, divorces deaths uniting
the separated, removing evil influences. restoring
lost love she has equal. and wishes X distinctly
understood that she advertlses nothing but what
can do all who are in trouble invited to call and
convinced; $4,000 challenge TO any medium wu0
can excel her. Parlors 1920 Market, OPP 9TH 23dtt
MRS. J. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT, TEST
WI medium and life-reader. Turk 81 an25 Il
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UNIFORM SUITs-WE HAVE MADE ESPECI.
I ally for conductors, gripmen and others, guaraH
examination as to price, fit and make is solicited
O'BANION & PECK, 7l2 and ia Market ST.. opp
my ~
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Va ANTED-6 MINERS. SINGLE HAND, FOR
w steady work. 81 10 day. Apply to J. L.
CRoSErr & CO., 62S Sacramento ST. Ir
w ANTED-DoUBLE CIRCULAR SAW-FILFR
W $50 and board steady job. see boss here Apply
to j. Il. CROSErf & CO.. 62S Sacramento ST. it
"a ANTED-6 MEN TO DRIVE HAY-WAGONS
W on large stock ranch, $50 and found; 10 men
TO run mowers $50; 10 ranch teamsters. $50: 10
farmers $50: 20 scraDer-teamsters $50; farmer Tor
vineyard, $50 To $35: farmers for orchard work.
$50: farmers near city, S25; ehore rIan on ranch
near city, $25; mixers $25, $50. $35 second cook
lot resor., $40; walters Kitchen hands and others
w. d. EH ER a. CO.. 626 Clay st. Its
CLERKS SEEKING POSITIONS AS statesmen,
saiesladies eopyis keepers. stem ographers
obtain them Clerks Bureau. 800 Kearny Rm.1 ID 2s
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CROCERIES-CLUFF BROS. WHOLESALE
u ana retail groeers; the oldest established and
most reliable house on the Pacific Coast: teas ard
cotfees a speciality; no ehrOmos or eroekery; best
goods at lowest prices; country orders packed AMI
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