davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
OUR ENEMIES.

It's believed that our railroad manipula-
tors do not desire the success Of the Rrnnb
hcan national ticket. They object to Gen
eTal Harrlson's election to tie Presidency
a second time because hs has not PLAYED
into their hands sufficiently in making ap.
polntments TO judgeships. etc. in the past.
ms was why they tried to defeat his nomj-
nanon al Minneapolis. It is probable also
'Ast they DO not think lie IS willing tn
recommend giving the GoverDmant,s c9s,as
0h me railroads 10 ;hem outright. AZ Tor
local Offices, it will be nltima,elr - ~,
stanford & Co. viii try to nics ~, t &c.
candidates for Important ones tro, -
politicai parties and eject them. IT, 800
toe4 OF the railroad managers docs r &c A,''-
toAen desire for the success OF The IL. u
Ican party in CaIlorn a. win orr -.-'., d
please bear this in mind? 'e"ueIs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
IaREE MONTHS OFF.

ouI ioeai lree-trade contemporary tbials
that II the election were 10 take mac -
morrow Harrison would be badly hes,ay
How il will be three months hence II a..
not know. The remark Of the late Sampel
D. IIden Is quoted 10 the effect mat ,ha
party out OF power mnst have txo-thirls -
the vote 10 Gust the party 10 power NJ
1ilden made this remark when ha y~as
smarting under the decision Of the EIectoral
Commission 10 1877. Eight years later Nj.
Cleveland was elected over Mr.. Blaine by q
slender majority. and twelve years later Nj
Harrison was elected over Mr.. Cleveland.
who had the Federal forces under his con-
troll The advantage OF a three months con-
test doubtless lies with the Republicans,
Dut not because the Republicans are liz
power. The tariff resolution in the Demo-
cratic platform makes rem0cralie success
exceedingly improbable. The mUre that
issue Is discussed on the lines marked BIZ the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
MARY BRADY'S ESTATE.
= Bgt Of Romance Brought Out in a
Probate Case.

- Btt OF ROmance Brought Out IN
Probate Case.
A bit Of romance was brought out yester-
day before Judge Coffey incidentally on the
application Of John Mulholand for letters
OF administration in the estate of Mary
Brady, who died at Gwedore. Donegal, Ire
land. She was plump young damsel from
ireland. when some 80 years ago she came
to this city and opened clearinghouse at
76 Third street Dr. c. c. McGovern was
younger man also, and entering upon prac-
tee. who established his Office In her house
thus becoming acquainted with her affairs
and connected win the transaction neces-
stating the pending petition for letters.
Miss Brady was wOopd, but she spuTned
the attentions Of her lover ana he blew out
his brains. This horrible proof of his mad
affection for her changed her course 10 life.
she never was herself again, and one day
departed for the land of her birth and for
wears and years MAS not heard from. She
had owned a lot in Noe Valley. which was
about TO be- sold for delinquent taxes, but
was bought Up By DR.. McGOvern. who has
ever since paid them. and in the course Of
Years received the intelligence that Miss
Brady had died an Old maid in June, 1885.
DI. McGOveTn then proceeded TO ascer-
tain whether she had any living heirs A
correspondence was entered into with
Father McFadden, the parish priest of
GwedoTe. lie made the announcements
from The pulpit. bat 40 respouse ever cans
save trOm o1ss peTson, also NAMED Mary
Brady, 8Jo was shown. however. to GEAR nc
kinsbip. Cn0cindieg that Mise Brady had
died wi.auat heirs s-e petition has new
been I'd establish .hs doesor's tir'
he '5t On nsaieh ne las SO low
Il.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

THE RAILROAD MAP.

THE CALL on Friday published an article
copied from the New York RGiLlUdy Gazette
Of the 22d inst. including map, which has
peculiar interest in California at this time.
for it shows what will ultimately be the
railroad situation in this State. tits ridicu-
lous TO suppose that four or five men will
for much length of time control all the rail-
roads in California, which must soon have
a population of at least three or four mil
lions. But for the outrageous eXsctions of
the company in the way of freights and
fares we should have at this moment pop
ulation Of two millions of people at least,
but what care Stanford & Co., provided
they can secure forty or fifty millions of
dollars made by their oppressive eXactlons
California is large State, and it Will ulti-
mately have a dozen railroads tTaversing II
from East TO West Whoever lives few
years will be surprised in looking back 10
see how cowed a onsderable portion of our
people were-how nearly frightened out OF
our wits were We by n few men who dld
not hesitate to use the most corrupt inStTu-
mentS to hold us in subsection.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
TIE DEM0CRATIC sCARECRow.

The New York Sup claims to be a pro-
tectiye tariff advocate. and yet 1t appeals to
tariff Democrat. Who announces his inten-
tion to vote for Harris on, to reconsider his
determination. The sun continues:
The ground for this appeal is that there is
question to be determined in this election which
surpasSes IN importance ard IN the momentouS-
ness ot lis consequences every other question
that has been raised In this country since lie
termination Of The civil war II The Republicans
succ ed they are bound TO pass = stringent and
merciless force BILL which viii PUT the Federal
administration a Washington In charge Of tie
polls III every election precinct Of the county.
While it is very generally admitted that
the so-called force bill is a Democratic
scarecrow, designed TO hold the South solid.
It Is not we'll that such distorted IDEAS Of
the purpose Of the bill should prevail The
Sun should bear in mind that during most
Of the time since the war the Republicans
have been 10 power, and that it's their leg
lslaiIoE that has gwen the States thai
attempted e seed the measure of Stase
tights fbe Northern States possess. II is
not likely that Ills patty that might have
heA she SouIh for years under military
rule. bet preferred e reinv vest the Sea.herI
ctatG. Eitl discarded Yights. will aew -
tempt TIE role Il des OF. Tse Nos & ern
States justly e0snpialn thu he South sends
% CONGRESSES seltd Dsmecgs a. d elegstioa by
81 pressing The c l0t5l vote. Toe fscs .aat
the GO cd X IS suppressed Is not denied
Ga ths contrary, = ia aera4itreF .lans' III
teated OF thasasJad Of necessity. Il is as
segteli-sias Il <he 6 $50, I52 persons ~ African
'uesee8t 10 abe South were allowed the right
~ sG-yrage they would acquire SUPREMACY
over The 49, .251 whites The sbsurdity
Of tie apprehension eaes not seem 70 have
stracg Democrats VINO are eagerly ia sesren
ot an isspe = distract attention from the
tariff. The whites are mere than :wO to
ore IN point Of Numbers and are a hundred
TO 3ae IN respect 20 iRteAis euco. wea.t and
political experience. Bur what did the
Republicans pT0 use 60 90 . enable The
coioGed men in the South TO vote2 Simply
TO provide for Federal supervision in dis
tricts where a certain number Of voters
declare that the local authorities cannot or
viii not enforce the law. There is g degree
Of Federal supervision in this and other
States over elections for members OF Con-
gress and Presidential electors. but 1t has
never been abused. On the contrary, ii
las served 10 discourage fraud on the part
Of INSCRIPTIONS local election officers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
Arrival Of Judge McDnI and General w.
q Nenzar. Comm Iss toners.

Arrival Of Judge McDnI and General w.
G.. Veazev, Commissioners.
Judge James w. McDnl and General w.
G. Veazav. members OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission, arrived in this city from
Portland Yesterday. They are on a tour of
the Western territory for the purpose Of
listening 10 complaints aud take testimony
in the matter of violation of the Interstate
commerce law, and TO ascertain what, II
ANYTHING. will increase Its usefulness.
They will remain here several days, and
will be pleased to meet any one who may
have business with them.
In conversation as 10 the opJect OF me
Commissioners visit, General NeaZey said:
eve will go down to Los Angeles next
week to hear more complaints when nave
been made of eX0rbitant rates charged upon
household furniture and freight OF similar
character brought from Kentucky 10 SOHtn-
ern California Ii Involves the question OF
the reasonableness Of the rates, upon that
class of freight. between the Missouri River
aud the Pacific Coast, both as to their rea-
/ sonableness ia themselves and relatively 10
/ the Pacific Coast rates, the latter not being
/ so high as the interior charges on account
/ Of ocean competition.
1.-The question whether this difference Is
| justified is involved in number OF cases
now pending before the commission. Den
yer, Spokane. Fargo, \. OAK, and many
/ other interor points complain that freight
/ charges are so high that they are unable 10
| do business prOflably. Our Visit to the
! coast is 10 inform ourselves on these points
! and investigate all the facts presented from
! every source. Millions Of dollars are in
volved in the solution Of this transportation
! problem, upon which hinge many trouble
/ some questions.
There is one point l wish to impress
upon your peOple-nameiy, that the Inter
state Commerce Commission can have no
jurisdiction over rates within the State,
which are fixed by the State Commission.
| The present act provides that the rates on
interstate traffic shall be reasonable and
/ just, and that rates not fulhillng those re-
! duirements shall be lille gal The law also
/ prohibits rates which discriminate in favor
! of individuals or localities. providing that
the same charge shall prevail in different
eases for a similar service performed under
! the Aame Conditions
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
i CAMPAIGN DocUMESr.

Democrass object to the report IF the
Senate Finance Committee on Prices and
Wages on The around that il is a camnafen
document II we admit that the report is a
campaign document Il is fairto add that The
party Is fortunate which can extract such
campaign document from facts and figures
u Is not commended that the statistics thu
committee had 70 deal with do not Warrant
Tie showing that is made. 1t Is amusing.
however, % note the minor objections that
are made 10 il. One Democratic paper saws
that willis the committee shows at wages
are higher In this country than 10 England
II eaieIully avoids comparison with pro-
tected Countries in Europe. As 1t is admitted
that wages are higher in England than in
tie protected countries Of Europe. the COM
mlttee did ali that is required in making a
comparison with our principal free-trade
e'isO- "A attempt however, is made
~ o!eaA Inc force Of statistics by asking
AZ" ~ happens. II wages are higher in this
NV0Htiy man In England, that strikes are
,i'Oie frequent in this country than
n England. The journal which asks
e"'s question must know that strikes are
10y always The result Of low wages--they
the result Of belief in the part Of
" Sse-eAIhers that the Industry in which
ny are engaged can afford 10 nav better
thah are being paid. Labor in tie
:, "''el states Is Intelligent: il reasons that
= O"p''ai ana labor combine to produea
eaeh shonid have a fair share in
sIose results The fact. therefore. that tha
hef is earning more money than
SA0tHeI worker IN some Otber mart If tho
etiI = not considered reason why ha
S''V" not get the share of this ras,,l. -
Hs c hen red Efforts of capital and Iabor
- justly entitled to. The conclusions
n.A.I..ee are that tie retail prices Of
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Gar.
raneis Parkman, the historian. is now 6S
agad ne FL household Of Secretary Rusk Is man
MS. Humphry Wards next novel will
time "''"iH 'no years
he eg me weaver Is good barry tone singer.
ing third party tickets p' 'n"' VI ieau-
Diaihe season Of rest at Bar Harbor has
n ,rar pee zen interrupted by many newspaper
Bourke Cochran is talksa ahor,
sioie successor Of Senator HisrncE in ease
the next New York Legislature IS Demo-
Ex-Congressman Roswell G. Horr is max
ing campaign speeches To the farmar1 90 !,
10 NEBRASKA, and his meetings are large
Ex-State Treasurer Edward sNoland be-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
wrATHEK PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGREcT-LTURE.
WEATHER EUREAU.
Er~.,-.--.f.a TnHr- 1900

lEPARTM INT or AGRICfITURE, !
MEsTHER BUREAU.
san FRANCIsco, JAY 50, 1891
For Twenty four Hours Ending Midnight.
Tor Northern California-Fair; southwest TO
northwest winds: nearly stationary temperature.
except warmer in the san Joaquin Valley and ST
Keeer and IA the Sacramento Valley.
For Southern California-Fair: south TO west
Winds generally war mer, except stationary at san
Diego.
For oregon ana was hing1on-Fair: south west 70
northwest winds; cooler. except stationary tenn
along the strait.
Fer Aevada-Fair; westerly winds: stationary
Temperature except slightly cooler il northwestern
portion.
Fer Utah-Fair; nearly stationary temperature
Tor san Francisco Fair; westerly winds.
slightly warmer JOIN ?. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry. officer IN charge.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

gan serving a term in the Missouri paniteu-
tiary for embeZZlement on the very day that
his successor. General l.. v Stephens, was
renomnated tor the Office.
The German Government has sent new
Minister to Stockholm who may yet be
heard of at more beligerent posts. He is
IieuJenant-GeBeral Count Won Wedel. who
has rendered distinguished war service,
and been 10 years attache of the German
en,haSsV q NlpnnA.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

comm cdties were slightly lower in Septem-
Der, 1891, year after the Mckinley tariff
went into effect, than when the bill was
passed; that the decline in the cost of living
has gone on since September, 1891, so that
the following May prices were 81 per cent
lower than in 1891; that the wages of labor
were slightly higher, and that wages IN the
United States average II per cent higher
than in England. Unless the figures the
committee dealt with can be shown TO be
false the report is a pretty good campaign
documant
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
TIE RESr

an aBvIta's
Yes rs
/ expect a the
had built
1soEls at Beuiah.
atoms 10 the fete char petre
nau 0usn printed. aud ia order that f1ey
might let into the proper hands tue saIva-
ton lasses walked the streets the previous
night and until O'Clock yesterday morning
and added their personal plea dings 70 the
printed invi.eEi0n. urging the faiien ones to
De pTeseet.
The poag. dsspisea oaicssts were asked
to tage lie $50 O'Clock boat YESTERDAY
morning. as arrangements had been made
in advance 70 meet them AZ Fruitvale and
transport them over the three miles inter-
venlng between there and Beulsh Park.
But not solitary fallen one put Ia an ap-
peaTRnce. and the salyaIioUISts in waiting
mad their trouble for nothing. The hour
was too early for most Of the women the
movement Is intended 10 reach, and there
IS a weil-founded opinion, too, that after all
they are not - call0uSed IN crime a. not 10
care about publishing their DEGRADATION TO
the world 10y jJ.ning openly In such an eX-
cursion
The ladies' in cl arge Of the Rescue Home
are not bit discouraged by the failure Of
their excursion. They doubted lis feast
bility from the first, and since they failed
in that direction they will take other and
more private steps 20 advertise the home
among the fallen women OF tie city. They
have already a number OF applicants for
admission and will Open the doors TO them
In another week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
EIrHEK PARTY.

Why does the railroad subsidze both Re-
publican and Democratic newspapers?
Simply because the acts Of its political en-
ployes must have a uasi-justlfcation be-
fore the people. 1t would not do to let the
traitorOus acts Of its agents GO unap0logiZed
for before the people. This is why news
papers belonging 20 both political parties are
subsidized. The same rule THE CALL sug-
gests may hold good with politicians Of both
political parties. 1t explains why the attor-
neys of the railroad enter both party con-
ventions, and why il is ready to cast its for
tunes with either party when il obtains
power in municipal. State or national bodies.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

Democrats the worse it will be for them.
In the three months to intervene De ore the
election the absnrdity of the Democratic
contention that the protection Of American
labor Is unconstitutional will be patent to
the mass of Demncrafs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
srRsCRIPTIoN RATES:

DAILY CALL Gucludins sundays s6 per yearly
,es- roontb trrourb carriers. DAILY CALI
FIVE rop'es three months. So %. SUNDAY CALL
fsinteen pages 81 80 per year, postpaid SUNDAY
SAIIsnd WEEKLY CALL. a. SO per year postpaid
NEEKLY CALL Is pages. 81 per year, postpaid
TIE CALI cannot return rejected manuscripts
rof win the editor enter into correspondence re-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
The German American Celebration.

The committee Of arrangements for the
German-Am celebration TO be held on
the 9Th of next October have decided that
there shall be concert and literary enter
tainment in WOodward's Gardens IN com
mence at noon. At O'Clock there will be
gynnastic exhibition by the Turner'S, and
at O'clock In the evening another coneert.
20 be followed By dancing
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

sos E-erzrxaery street. near Clay, open until IL
Ss.,acr y BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street n 1T Kearny open until II oc'ock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open unth s-9o 0ciocn; 90
$50 ref omen until 9 80 o'clock; 25lS Mission
strset. 5pen until O'Clock P, NJ; and ll6 Ninth
s.raet omen until 8 80 p NJ
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

,,,r r.sTrRN OFFICE or THE CALL,
=, Potter huildlng Sew York City, isprovided with
fls,nf california papers Visitors welcome Al
&niisire rates and sample copies furnished.
+ X. NISCH, Manager
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
After Many Years.

Rev. J. F. Flint of Cairo, H., formerly a
minister OF this city, is here on a visit. and
to-day will preach in Plymouth Church on
Post street. near Webster.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

FOX SAIL a
New york. .BRENTANo BROS Union SQUARE
p <-ti,ooo News stand Palmer House
-, ,rIears GALLUT & JOUBERT.
49, l15I2 Common ST
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

PLEADED GUILTY.-Pedro Rossi and W. II.
Flynn, accused of burglary. pleaded guilty yes
terday before Judge Wallace.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

BURGLAR sENTEScED.-Judge Wallace
sent Albert FTush TO the House Of Correction
YESTERDAY Tor six onihs for burglary He en-
ton street on The 7th ulr
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

DISCHARGES IN ISsoLyE NCY-Finai dis.
charges 10 insolvency have been granted by
Judge Levy 10 \. Z. HlenholZ, Charles ID. Haf.
Yey, j. III. Small and Jason Springer
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

To MORTGAGE PROPERTY. THE Fmanueps
church OF The Evangelical Association ma. been
permitted by Judge TTosrt 10 mortgage ifs pot
$1,000. s~1'e"A us iOi
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

3 ERFEcr FITTING ~gfes
@ sps s2alsta. azee5
a. tns
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

OvERsToCKED with large japanese baskets.
Only so cents for pounds famous broken
candy in lunch basket. Towusend's
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

GREAT sale, finest eyeglass, spec. 15c. 60
Fourth, next 10 bakery, commencing Tuesday. i.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

yNANTED-wOMEN AND GIRLS To WORK
w on fruit at Cutting Fruit Packing Company,
1850 Harrison st. jy25 ii
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

Hiss p larger circulation than any other
1,sUsnaner published in San Francisco
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
CHURCH NOTICES

-.
W. :, Sentra! met hodist Episcopai Cburch
- MISSION ST. bet Sixth and SeventbNRev ~
MCaSe D.pastor. Preaching 20. morro,y AZ ~
and 40 r Il Sunday school, o'eIock. V"un, 49,
meeting D; Young Peoples meeting an Worn
sermon. subject; The Last Calf p~sa msenlhg
WedGeSu ~ SNtnlng Pastors residence. 1914 Mia
sion ST. Melcomet TO all these s-rvices = ~
tsSS ceInI Ps s3n Nc oriaI Methodist FpIs-
Rev A C. Hirst. ID. pastor, resiSenca as az -
81. Preaching at i A. ~ and : % ~ e1ce go oak
tor VIII preach at both services S z. ~. Inc pas
IN ne ne, lntesso!1, or Conditions OF Revival in
Versus Senttme a. ;aS r NJ Christian Activity
p NJ, C. b. Perkins. supertrtendsDOyDi az s - ,oS
scr r iso al . 80 P ~ The IN this church
arc iree. ne puzzle cordially Invited "a aii 49,
services UsheTs in attendance prsVer ~ an me t
80 Y,ua5 evening at 7:45 Mills meetings in
evenings, August a and 5 q" 'ei icons ~ on "a, ana
10 First Methodist Eni.cnnoI 1I,,,.oI,
Ire,chi,g a. D. oe' Washington and Jackson
80 tt,,39 - ~ a; n. % Rev. X =. CantIne and in
I'S eNst,iis Df the pastor. G. ass meetings at 10
NJ and 1880 and P. NJ. school Tor BibIs Sf ~
a 1880 NJ. ia Guiding Annfs NsTriII' % S'IGy
worth League meeting az 40 p " pntIt. ~ y
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday nightS Tbe
STATS IRE free and the public are iIytt nc
n D. Buck, residence iOl9 Clayst ''eu H'' l.
FE7 Trinity Church. 60, p, =, 1T
- sTetts-hey. Hobart Chetwood n,inisfer in
eiarge. The Rev. X. 81 Edwards ASSISTANT Serv-
EeseNere sunday at Il a. N. and : 80 p n Holy
communion first aud third SUNDAYS a. u ~
oAer sundays al A. N. III the chapel An are wei
cine. A' iO
FIRST Fresbyterian Church. Corner
- % an Ntss ave and Sacramento st-The
Ps'oI' i'eF, hogeft mackenzie. ID. D. VIII preach at
/. a. , N. anu ''to P NJ Rev. John Rea general
su,erlnisndeut sunday school al l2:45 p. NJ
1'uog Feop,eS society OF Christian Endeavor az
o;'g :; N FfaEer meeting Wednesday evening at
40 o'clock All are welcome to these services. /
FIRST United Preshyterfvu Church
MaSoh 81, near Eddy-Rev NJ NJ t;{bsOo
%, pastor. Services at Il A. " and 7.45 p NJ
S-Dlrct Tor the morning: The Death OF Rev n
! ste"a1t-the Lessons We Should Learn" In the
eenihs nv. r. -. Stewart. cousin OF the dead
80 franklin street Preshvtpri,n CI,UrcI
O. corner Franklin snd Vaileio-Rev w W
: us, III Will preach II A. NJ and 7.45
NJ. Sun0ay-tehool az 1890. Young Peopleis
sclety oil Chrstian kndeayor at P NJ. Strangers
al iTiends are cordially Invited Pastors rest
q zee. 1893 Filbert ST.
- Io-mor ow'S SerV ces-swrdish In
- theran church Mission 81. between Eighth
ad Nlnth-keY G. NJ Esbiorn pastor CoBfirma.
u ~ ~ a ~ EFFnInE seryIce Al =. "
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

" ANTED-CANTHOOK MAN, $50 10 $50 AND
w found; 8 driilers, 81 rs day and board 90 to-
Gay; timber-feliers, iackscrewers and chop
bsTs going wages. see boss In city; blockmakers.
10 per NJ; wood-ehoppers, 81 tier: barker
$40 and found; mineral water bother, SIS to $50
ana foundi la0orers for mills, woods, mines ald
ramentO st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

ALL persons afflicted with dyspepsia find imme
diate relief by using Angostura Bitters. of DIT q r
SiegeTt & Sons. " ~
EXTRA Miuce Pies. swATN's- ora so,,s, .+,.,.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30

FoR ALLAYISG HoARsENEss Ann Ipp,- -,
THE THROAT, it is daily proved that :. Bo,,n,,
Bronel'ioI IToeses" are mild remedy. vet verv
eicaciOus. '