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BETTER PROTECTION.
More Police and Water for the Outlying
Districts,

More Police and Water for the Outlying
Districts.
The communication from Droperty-owners
asking the Supervisors not to put any OBJ
stacIe In the way Of the United States Gov
ernment's appropriation Of the City Gene
terry was placed on file by the 81 ealth and
Police Committee of the Board of Super
visOrs yesterday.
Chairman Wilkinson said he had heard
nothing Of any proceedings by the Govern
ment toward condemnation. and until that
was done IL is not the Supervisors place to
consider the matter at all. He expressed
the opinion, however, that the board should
be consulted before proceedings to condemn
are commenced, because it may be that q
satisfactory agreement can be reached with
out the usual tedious f0rmaliteS.
The committee decided to report 10 favor
of the establishment Of police district and
station for Eureka Valley and Stanford
Heights and the assignment of four police
men thereto.
A favorable report will also be made on
the petition for better fire and police pro-
lection for the Point Looos district Both
these petitions will be called to the attention
of the Finance Committee.
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STAND BY THE PLEDGE.

tits an error to say that the members of
the present Board Of Supervisors took two
pledges; the one general, the other specific
50 long as the principle in mathematics
holds that the greater includes the less, the
pledge to keep the tax rate down to 81 on
each 500 Of valuation on a basis Of $780,
100000 Is the controlling obligation. All
promises to furnish the city with a proper
and suitable police force" and to put the
Fire Department on a basis Of efficiency"
are subordinate to the main promise to pre-
serve the dollar tax rate. What would a
pledge to furnish the city with a suitable
police force amount to? WHAT'S a suitable
police foree2 On that question opinions
would differ. Eacn mans opinion would be
his own guide, a pledge cannot be given to
do anything that cannot be defined. II there
had been a pledge given TO add one hundred
policemen to the present force, it would be
binding even if it had to be kept at the ex-
pense Of departments concerning the
management of which no pledge had been
exacted. The CALL is surprised that
paper which has given so much study to
dge-breaking as the Chronicle should
not afford the Supervisors with better ex-
euse for disregardng their pledges. The
veteran pledge-breakeT adds that Super
visor Ebert, a member of the previous
board, must have known in advance the diff
fculties Of the situation. Supervisor Ebert
knew what he was doing when be took the
d. n, L, eb,4 y
of taxable property would be so increased
as to enable the Supervisors to improve the
efficiency of both FIRE and police depart
ments. THE CALL has already pointed out
that the city would have $3.50, 900 more this
year than it had last for general purposes.
There will be a $500, 900 increase in in
come and $4,000 saving on account Of
election expenses. This sum of $3.50 900
will enable the Supervisors TO make reason
able additions to the force Of the police and
fire departments. The men who leap to the
front once in a while with the idea that the
city should do ten years work in one are
rather amusing than dangerous. They rise
into life from their normal torpid condition
firm in the belief that they have made dis
eoyery in the science Of municipal politics
But this kind of men have made temporary
appearance in all ages and in all cities.
Now and then one gets control of the public
mind. Tweed did in New York. and San
born did in Buenos Ayres. Such men -four
ish long enough to serve as a warning. 1t
takes so long to recover from the shock they
give to values and to credit that one gener-
ally serves for his generation. San Fran
cisco viii not be free from the opportunities
of these visionary gentlemen until it has
bonded debt approaching in amount the
constitutional limit Then when a third Of
the annual revenue is needed for interest,
the insatiate longing for progress will prob
ably be apDeased. But if we cannot rid the
city Of them, sound public opinion renders
them practically pOwerless
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MONEY FOR THE CANAL.

Warner Miller said on Thursday night that
he did not expect to raise alarge amount of
money for the canal on the Pacific Coast.
He seemed to realize that in a comparatively
new country where judicious investment
may double itself in from three to five years
men will regard the canal as a slow invest
ment. They may have confidence that it
will come out all right in the course of five
or six years, but in that period they expect
to double the amount of cash they may have
on hand. But a man who owns a large tract
of land may do we'll to sell part Of ii and
put the proceeds in The canal His profits
will come not so much from that which he
invests in the canal as in that which he keeps.
California as whole would make money
by taking one half Of the capital stock
Payments would only be called for as the
work progresses, and when the canal is fin
iShed it will add more than its cost to the
value of the property in the State. Mr..
Miller adds his assurance as a bust
ness man to the assurances previously
given by engineers that there are no engi-
neering problems TO be solved. There is no
Chagres River to be turned from its course,
no movable mountains to slide into the ex-
cayations. 1t is no small work to construct
an artificial waterway 10 miles in length,
but the engineering difficulties are no greater
than if the route were bat ten miles in length.
There are, in fact, but twenty-seven miles
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WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.
Notes of Interest About Decoration

Notes of Interest About Decoration
Day.
Memorial day was fittingly and beauti-
fully observed in San Diego. the wealth of
flowers afforded by that region adding
greatly to the beauty of the occasion. An
interested part of the evening programme.
which was conducted under the auspices of
Heintzelman Post, was short but able adj
dress by Mrs. Jennie w. Snyder, Past Pres
ldent OF HeintZeman Corps, No. |. This is
the first time that any post has hOnored the
W. X. Z. by giving it equal representation
on its Memorial day programme. Mrs.
Snyder's address was we'll received and
proved an attractive feature OF the exercises.
On Memorial day, Rawlins w. r. c., No.
%, assisted the Grand Army in hOnOring
their dead. In the morning fine process
sion marched to the mOurnful music of the
band; thence TO the Avon Theater to listen
to an able Grafton by Commander Dibble of
San Francisco. In the afternoon post and
Gurus wended their way 10 the cemetery,
where appropriate exercises were held, and
a floral oxen column was dedicated TO the
unknown dead, after which the graves were
decorated.
The corps is still up and doing, always
ready for any good work. They are now
looking forward to the Fourth of July. when
they Intend treating the comrades to a free
dinner and also having sale Of Ice cream.
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OFF THE LIST.

Queen Victoria may have been somewhat
displeased at the part her princely son
played at Tranby Croft, but she stands by
the verdict. The official journal announces
that the name of Sir William Gordon Cum
ming has been removed from the list of Of
ficers Of the army, the Queen having DO fur
Their need Of his services. This will deter
mine the course Of society toward the dis
graeed officer if there we're doubt Of that
course before. No person who pTetends TO
be anybody viii receive Sir William after
this. People will be curious 20 know W hat
course American society will take in this
matter. The English-maniacs of New York
will doubtless receive their law from the
English Queen. but there are some very re-
spectacle people in this country who win
mt
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A number of leading tea merchants held a
meeting with Vice-PreSident Stubs OF the
Southern Pacific yesterday afternoon con-
corning the rates on tea between San Fran
cisco and Eastern points, which the mer-
chants think excessive. Nothing definite
resulted, so that the conference Will be con-
tinued to-day.
The o'clock train for SauSalito broke
dTiying-rod yesterday few miles out of San
Rafael and was delayed until relief engine
could be sent from Sausalito
Traffic Manager Gray left on Thursday
evening for Chicago to attend a meeting Of
the TTanScontinental Association, now in
session in that city.
Ernest Jones of the Chicago and North
western is enjoying a two weeks vacation
in Shasta County.
Amos Burr of the Vanderbilt system has
returned from business trip to Australia.
I. ID. Hamilton, Freight Agent of the Chi
cago and Northwestern, lett for the north
Yesterday
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Of excavations, the rest being lake and river,
which little work will render nayigable.
The East and Europe will naturally expect
that the State in the Union which is in
position to gain the greatest profit by the
construction Of the canal will contribute to
the canal fund. TO capitalists in the East
it will appear mainly as an investment. To
property-holders on this Coast it will be an
equally good investment, and much greater
benefit in the way Of advancing the value
of real property. Mr.. Miller is certainly
not unreasonable in his expectation to re
ceive some financial support on the Pacific
(oaSt
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4 Contradiction.

The report published In an evening paper, TO
the effect that the undertaking firm Of Baciga-
Iupi & Co. intended squarlng the case for
$1,000, Is not true. Mr.. Bacigalupi, speaking TO
a CALL reporter last evening, slated emphati-
cally that lie is perfectly willing TO stand trial.
knowing that he cOntrayeued no ordinance OF the
Board of Health but, on the contrary, has COM
piled literally with all their requirements. Hence
his unwillmgness 10 plead guilty. as suggest cd
by Mr.. Bernrr, Deputy Health officer. and his
determination TO establish such compliance In
court.
The funeral was made as private as possible,
none but the Immediate relations OF the deceased
being permitted 10 attend.
The same firm conducted another funeral on
the same day, at which Mr.. Bartlett, Deputy
Health Officer, was present, the rules aud GU
latOns concerning IL being most strictly carried
out, aud the arrangements being conducted In the
usual perfect ana becoming manner OF this welt
Inn FL
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
FURNlru RE.-By A. L. Cresswel at 229 Franklin
81 At I az
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE u. ). ARMY
Division OF THE PACIFIC,


Division THE PACIFIC,
SAN FBANCIsCO. June Il. 1922 p NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The storm Of Tuesday is central in the Missouri
VALLEY but its southwest quadrant stIll includes
southern California and Arizona, Southern Nevada
and Utah The barometer has fallen in the south
eastern portion OF the Pacific Coast States and risen
ia the northwestern portion. Il is highest at san
Francisco l29.9OJ and lowest at Keller t294Sl.
IL IS below the normal at all stations. The winds
have been westerly in al districts aud the force light
10 fresh except brisk in Northern California aud
Nevada. Nmuemueca, west, 80 miles per hour
san Francisco, west, 80. The temperature has fall
ell in all districts and is below the normal at all
stations except the southwest coast OF CaIifor-
MIA. Light rains have fallen IN all districts except
Southern California and Arizona. Fort Candy, 0.O5
or an inch: Olympia ole; Portland. 0.54; Spokane
trace W ALA Walia 0.lS; Baker City, 0.4S; Whine
mucca, o .O5; Carson CRY. O.l6; Red Bluff. trace;
Sacramento, trace; san Francisco, Dol; Fresno
OOl; Eureka and Roseburg, missing.
Forecast Till = =. NJ. Saturday.
For Northern California-Far weather except
light rains on the northwest coast and in Western
Nevada westerly winds. fresh 70 brisk; nearly sta
t.onary temperature except cooler along the coast
and az Keller. and warmer st Red Bluff ami in
Northern Nevada
FOR Southern CaiiforRia-FaiT weather. except
light az san Diego; westerly winds; nearly
tlouary temperature, except cooler at san Diego.
For Oregon and Nasaington-LighJ rains. winds
generally westerly; nearly stationary temperature,
except cooler in Eastern oregon and Northeastern
oregon. J0HN T. Finley.
Lieutenant Nineteenth tantry ia charge.
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MILLS AND MCKINLEY.

1t is now stated that John G. Carlisle and
Roger @. Mills wiz force the free-trade issue
at the next election. This news is too good
10 betrue. Most Republicans have admitted
that they had no sure thing next year if the
Democrats made no mistakes, but the most
desponding will take heart if Mills is elected
Speaker and positive revenue for tariff
plank inserted In the Democratic national
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Kennedy Replies.

Thomas E. Kennedy, against whom S. r.
Anderson nled charges before the Board of
Education on Wednesday night, pro-
nounces them malicious. He says Anderson
does not like him because lie refused to
recommend AndersOn's school. He de-
clares that never before the day of examina-
tion had he seen Miss Tolman, who, 1t s
charged, he supplied with written answers
at certain examination.
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platform With Mills as Speaker and Cleve-
land as Presidential candidate it will be OF
no use to dodge on the tariff question. Tine
election of Mills and failure to discover
more suitable candidate than Cleveland
would bring Mckinley within the range OF
Presidential probabilities
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
JUNE. 1891
NOTICE

A'y Of our patrons rho fail TO ind THE
MORNING CALL for sale By troh-5oys
Uiu confer a faEor By notifying this ofice Or
ueJ0ct naming the date and train.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

DAILY CALL 0neludiug sundays, SO per year by
mail postpaid: 10 cents per week or IS cents per
calender month. through carriers. DAILY CALL
FIVE copies, three months. So %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages, 81 so per year, postpaid SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL. s. so per year post
paid. WEEKLY CALL teight pages 81 % per year.
POSTPAID Clubs OF ten fsent 10 one address,, Slo
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For Damage to Wheat.

The ship John r. Kelly was libeled yes
terday by George w. McNear, claiming
$500 damages, alleged to have been sus-
tanned in the wetting Of So, ST bags of wheat
shipped for France in 1888.
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525 Montgomery street near Clay, open until II
O'Clock p N. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Kearny. open until - O'Clock mdnight;
SSq HAYES street, open until $3.50 O'Clock: 6O3
Larkin street open until 80 O'Clock; 25IS Mission
street. open until o'clock P. NJ; and ll6 Ninth
street. open until 9:S0 P. NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUM
NEK MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going to the
country during the summer months can
have TIE DAILY CALL mailed to them
for a week or longer al regular subserip-
lion rates, 15c. per week. Give order to
earrfer OF send to business office.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

IA ANTED-wAITkR WHO CAN OPEN OYS-
w tiers. $50 farmer for vineyard, $25, see boss
here, A. NJ. elderly man TO take OF garden
and do chores $l5; bed-maker for small lodging
house, SIS: Frenchman to do some cooking and
tend bar, country, $25: German or French bar
keeper for liquorstore city, $780, etc: experienced
man to run elevator in first-class hotel sos
DELORME N ANDRE. 800 Suffer st. 1t
FOREMAN FOR FRUIT RANCH. $50; 2 FARM
Il ers on fruit ranch, $50; man and wife ranch,
$50: blacksmith for woods, $45 and found; IL nay
makers and farmers, 81 rs aud $50; 2 mOlders So
day; setter SO a day; off-bearers. 81 %:
laborers for brlek-yard, So %: 10 wood-ehoppers,
pine wood, 81 IS; 20 Iaborers for city ana country
$50. X. I. W ARD CO., go Clay St 1t
CooK FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, 800; CAMP
" COOKS, country. 800; boarding-hOuse COOKS.
city, $40 aud S45 clerk for country hotel $40 and
walters. s35 eolored walters, $50; 4 dish-washers
country, $25. X. T. WARD Il CO., $40 Clay ST. 1t
. FIRST-CLASS WALTERS FOR SPRINGS. sac
- X. I. WARD CO., sos and 6l0 Clay st. 1t
WANTED To-DAY-e GOOD MEN TO WORK
w about saw-mil; long JOB and sure pay; ONCE
zee advanced: call early. Apply j. +. CROSETT 81
Co, 628 Sacramento st. 1t
IA ANTED-STEwARD. MINERS BOARDING
w house, $40; cook. country, $50: waiter, coun-
try. $50 to $35; hotel waiter, 800: dshwasher and
general utility man, $25; general utility boy for
cofee-house. SD; lunch waiter and others. Apply
to j. +. CROSETr ~ CO.. 623 Sacramento st. 1t
VA ANTED -JoBBING BLACKSMITH AND
w horseshoer, So day; blacksmith and wood
worker. ST. so day and board; earriage-panter,
81 so day; harness-Stltchers; dyer aud cleaner
for country, 50 week and increase; buggy-was
$50 and room; butcher for country shop, $50 aud
board; butcher FOR city, 81 20 day Eastern
farmers, $50 and board Apply J. Il. CRoSETT 81
CO., b2S sacramento st, 1t
IA ANFED-2 MINERS, s65; 3MlNERS $40 AND
w board; laborers for mine; 90 laborers for
city and country, 81 70, So day and $50 and board
Dutter-maker, $50 and fare advanced: 10 transfers
81 rs, 81 day and $50 aud board and others Ap-
ply TO J. f. CRoSEfT q CO., 82S Sacramento ST. 1t
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The Blaine Legion

The Blaine Legion of the Pacific held an
enthusiastic meeting on Thursday evening.
in the course of which forty new names
were added to the roll of membership.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1891-06-13

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A gospel temper
ance meeting, conducted by the Womens Chris
tan Temperance Union, will be held at the New
NIgwam, corner of Eddy and Jones streets to-
morrow afternoon, AT 3 O'clock
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1t may truly be said of Hoods sarsaparia that
it makes the weak strong" 1t gives great
bodily nerve, mental and digestive strength
Try 1t this season. Be sure to get Hoods
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ADJOURNED TO MONDAY.-Ihe Produce Elk
change viii hold no session to-day. In order that
the members may be able 20 participate in the
mei chants picuIe al San Rafael.
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HONEY TO LOAN.

A Ny AMOUNTS LoANEDs LOWEST RATES. @.
n BRYANT, Room 4, 235 Kearny St lel3 3ts
Nj oNEG LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
AZ security Loan Bank. IO6 Market st mr. Mason;
private entrance Turk. n. }. FRANKLIN&CO ON
PROM $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
4 security. ). r. c. Box 81, CALL Branch les II
Nj oNEf LOANED - SO AND UPWARD.
Az reasonable interest and payable back in Install
ment' Address NJ. NJ, Box 149. CALL Branch je4 c.
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J.FCUTTEK's OLD BoURBoS.--rhls celebrated
whisky is for sale by all hrst-elass druggists and
gIOeers. Trade mark-star within a shield. =
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STRANGERS take home Townsend's Caliiorni
glace fruits, SOC ID. 627 Palace Hotel.
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NTonterey Excursion.

The tickets are now selling for the Monterey ex-
eursiOn under the auspices of tae Young Mems
Christian Association, which takes place next
Wednesday, June 18th, to Hotel del Monte, Mon.
terey, aud Pacific Grove. Round-trip tickets, good
Tor two days, only 81 So Secure your tickets at
once at the association building 232 Sutter street
NOTHING contributes more toward sound diges
ion than the use of the genuine Angostura Bitters
of DR.. j. G. b. Siegert & Sons. Ask your druggist
A SLIGHT COLD, If neglected often attacks the
Lungs. Br0tOnS Br0RchiaL Troches" give imme
date relief.
BEEcHAM's PILLS cure bilious and nervous Ills
The morning call., 1891-06-13

CHOICE cream mixed candles in 2, 4, aud 6 fb
japanese lunch baskets, 25s h. IoNnsends. =
The morning call., 1891-06-13


Re- First Methodist Episcopal Church.
~ Powell ST. Washington-M D. Bnck
pastor; residence lOl4 Washington st. Love feast
at 10 A. NJ Preaching by the pastor at IL A. NJ and
7:45 p. NJ. Sacrament of the Lords Supper at
~ NJ. Sunday-school, including Annis Merrill,s
Bible Glass, 1880 p. N. Glass meetings at I2.30
and p NJ. and Thursday night Young People,S
meeting at $3.50 p. NJ. Public service Monday and
Wednesday night. Spare-minute Circle Friday night
at the residence OF Anns Merrill, 1907 jackson ar
Strangers are cordially invited TO the services 1t
" Central Methodist EpiscopaI
&~S Church. Mission ST.. between Sixth and
Seyenth-Rev. w. w. Case DID,, pastor; Residence
1914 Mission st. Services tomorrow at II A NJ
aud z 45 p. NJ Chlidren's day. Sunday-seh at
O'Clock. Young mems meeting O'Clock. Young
peoples meeting $3.50 o'clock. Address by the
pastor morning aud evening" connection with
musical and class exercises. Fine Programmes
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Welcome to
all these services. 1t
t" oodbridge Presbyterian Church
ME cor. of Twentieth aud CapD sts.-Rey n i
Curtis. pastor. Tomorrow IL O'Clock A. NJ and 7:4s
p. NJ. Sabbath-sehOol 1890 O'Clock p. M Sacred
concert, AS O'Clock NJ. Vocal solos -. A r
Woodbridge. Fred Crossett, Mrs T. j (urtla Nrs
Alfred +. Black: either solo, Gus Heutsr, reet1a.
tlons-L. $. Crackbon and Fred FahrenhoJz. mar
tet; anthem. Address by the pastor. Visitors cor
ulAuy WelcOmeu. 1t
" First Presbyte, ian Chur.h. Corner
G~D OF Van Ness ave. and Sacramento St-key
Robert Mackenzie u. d., pastor; Rev. j. b. Stewart
DID. associate pas tor. Services at / | O'clock A AZ
Address by General s c. Armstrong OF Hampton
school at l2:45 O'Clock p. NJ. Youag Peoples So
c1ety of Christian Endeayor at GAS oclocs > ~
All are welcome TO tn, Sc services. 1t
H. A Gospel Temperance Meeting -
S~c der the auspices OF the w c. T. u, viii be
held AT the New Nigwam, cor Eddy aud Jones sts .
on Sunday, June l4th, at O'Clock p NJ Good
speaking and singing will be furnished. Everybody
invited lel3 It
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MEDICAL.


THE GREAT HAWAIIAN CURES CAN NOW BE
obtained IN America for the first time. They
are most powerful and effective, but harmless and
purely vegetable. They were discovered many
years ago by an old native Hawaiian doctor aud
used with wonderful and neverfaiing success by
him on the Sandwich Islands for over quarter OF
century lie frequently sent these cures which
were being heard OF all over the world. TO European
countries, and cured noblemen members of the
royal families and Others OF numerous diseases, all
mentS, etc. These cures are prepared and put in
different forms. so as to cure any and ali disease,
chronic, inherited local, contracted private. ETC.,
and also give life and strength to all who take
them. Hundreds of people who had tried all sorts
OF patent medicines without help been given up By
doctors and their friends ncurable, are now en-
loying robust health and strength, who would have
been In their graves had they not taken the famous
Hawaiian CureS. We are sole owners OF these ceIe-
brated remedies, and they be obtained OF no
one else. Mail and express orders speciality All
letters confidential. Write symptoms, age and
habits Address THE DIR. C0RINSKT DfSPEN
SARY, Sol Geary st, San Francisco ie10 I'm
MISS FOSTER GIVES BATHS 81 SUFFER-
1sI St., near Grand ave. first floor. iel23ts
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AIDES ATTENTION NINE DEVERAUX'S
l. preventive waters never fail; warranted 10 be
perfectly harmless and sure; agents wanted In
every town on the Coast; good salary: sealed par
Jicuars for &c stamp. T. o. Box 1875 San Fran
cisco. Cal. my29 I'm
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EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 2l3 suffer street.
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DEES-Ni !. z f1IsS.
4 UTTING, FITTING, MAKING OVER DRESSES
\ a speciality. SIS LeavenWOrth ST. jeI3 3m
CTYLISH DRESSMAKING; PERFECT FIT; FINE
- Work. MRS II. b. MILLS, 12ISLa Folsom. IL Sin
THE LADIES' TAILOR, WITH INSTRUCTIONS.
j $40; lessons free. 1855 Mission ST. r. 20. ie2 I'm
STYLISH DRESSMAKING; SUITS S. UP; CUT
- ting, fitting. MRS. HARVEY. 1923 Marketj2 3m
I AIDES - ARTISTIC HOUSE STREET OR
II evening dresses. MISS ROTH, 100 Grant ave.
Jenness Miller gowns a speciality. my20 3m
CTYLISH DRESSMAKING PARLORS: PERFECT
- tit; fine work. reasonable. % sixth St.myl5 3m
DRESS MAKING AND DRESS CUTTING
~ School; you are taught to make dress from 0s
ginning TO end. 2U3 Powell St mr3l Il
AIRS. Is. KkLTER, l! 9 STOCKTON-SUITS So 50
w M: QUITTING. ftting. l5c: op lgwam. ill6n