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The morning call., 1892-04-21
OUR CITY GOVERNME

We copy the following paragraphs from
an editorial which appeared in the columns
Of Democratic contemporary on Wednes-
day last:
The deficit SLOWS The cost OF Kelly Crimmins
government for San Francisco. Kelly and Grim
Minis methods absorbed S474,o00 more than
former administrations. and III another million
had be en- added IL would have gone The same way.
The City Hall has been flied with henchmen
who know nothing OF the duties they are sup
posed 10 perform for the city, but who know all
about the political jobs they are expected TO exc
cute In the interests Of Kelly aud Crimmins.
Inspect ors are appointed fer street work who
assure The Mayor that ITS city work and no one
cares a - how It's done. anyhow" but who
understand that X lily and Crimmins do care
good deal bow the clubs are organized ana how
the primaries go.
The "a, 782, 900 that IL has cost-includiBg de-
fcf-to run the city for this fiscal year would
have suDiced, with honest. economical govern
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HOPE DEFERR ED.

Senator Sherman is said 10 have expressed
the opinion that there was no necessity for
immediate action on the Chinese bill because.
in his opinion, the present act does not ex-
pire until 1894. 1t may be said that no man
of the bench or On has a right to give an in-
dividual opinion weight in such a matter.
There is a question whether the existing act
expires in 1892 or 1894. and will be until
there Is judicial decision putting il at rest
Should no bill be passed excluding Chinese.
immigrants will begin to arrive soon after
the 9th OF May. These immigrants will
have behind them the powerful influence OF
dealers in coOlie labor. Pending court de-
cison the coolies will be landed on bonds,
the value Of which may be estimated by the
financial character of several hu ndred OF
similar bonds recently ordered DESTROYED
by the District Court. How long il would
take to get decision from the United States
Supreme Court no one can even conjecture.
Probably Congress would not wait for de-
ciSiOn, but unless an exclusion bill Is framed
at the present session some thousands of
Chinese will certainly be added to the pres
ent Chinese population Of the State. From
political point of view delay is suicidal
In the matter of the tariff the Republican
party Is the friend of American labor Can
that party afford to incur the reproach of
protecting the employer and net protecting
labor itself?
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OAKLAND BONDS.

The San Francisco journals which urged
Oakland to issue S1.2o0,0 900 bonds for vari-
Gus purposes have been partially convinced
of their error by the action of the Oakland
City Council In respect to placing the
100000 bonds the city voted to issue. 1t
appears that Boston banker was On the
ground with 100000 in his vest pocket and
WAS willing TO give $1,000 for the privilege
of taking the entire Issue at par. BY accept
ing this offer Oakland would have received
gold coin for the face of the bonds and would
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WEATHER. REPORT
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. \
WEATHER BUREAU.
san FRANCISCO, April % 1892.
L Forecast for Per, cd Ending at FIidnigl
Thursday.

Forecast for Per, Cd Ending at Midnight
Thursday.
For Northern CalIfornis-Fair weather. except
clouds aud fog along the coast turning 10 light rain
along the northwest portion; westerly windsi
nearly stationary temperature except cooler il the
Sacramento Valley.
Fer Southern CaIforBta-Fair weather; variable
winds; nearly stationary temperature, except
warmer AZ Los Aage.es.
For Washington and oregoa-Fair weather. er-
cept light rains along the coast; stationary tenn
perature. except cooler in the extreme western
portion: winds generally east 70 south shifting 10
westerly along the coase with a. diminishing force.
For Neysds-Fsir weather; variable winds. gen
orally westerly; generally warner.
For Utah - Occasional light rains; generally
warmer.
LocII Forecast.
For nan Frauciseo-C.oudy ana Ioggy, with prob
ably light showers during the night be follow "a
by clear weather: nearly stationary temperature
ROBERT Z. KERKAM Chief O. Division.
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Through Excursions to Boston

Commencing Thursday, April 2Sth, and every
Thursday thereafter, the Union Pacific win run
through Pullman Tourist-Car Excursions from San
Francisco TO Boston without change leaving san
Francisco at A. NJ. passing through the Sierras
and the beautiful scenery along the line by day.
light. These excursions Will be In charge OF Uni
formed Excursion Conductors and Porters. who
viii look after the wants aud comfort OF passen.
gers, thereby asSuTag them every attention posi-
BILE For rates OF fare aud full informal iu re.
gard to these Special Excursions cali on or address
any Ticket Agent OF the southern Pacific Compapy
or d. W. Hitchcock General Agent Union Pacific
system, No. Montgomery ST, san Francisco
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THE OBSTACLE.

A newspaper contemporary expresses the
opinion that If the Chinese exclusion bill
fails TO pass it viii be owing TO the church
element in the Eastern States. The CALL
is of tie opinion, should 1t fail to pass. that
il will be owing TO the element in the Sem
ate which owes its position TO the railroad
element, which wants as many Chinese
passengers 70 transport over its roads as
D0sSihla
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Through car from San Francisco to Chicago. com.
mencing saturday, April 23 Through Pullman
frst-cass sleepng-cars viii run daily from San
Francisco to Chicago, without change via Rio
Grande Railway aud the great Rock Island route.
through Salt Lake City. Leadville Colorado
Springs, Deayer aud Omaha, passing through the
Royal Gorge at noon and all the magnificent seem
cry OF the Rocky Mountains ia daylight For
seepingear reservations apply TO any ticket agent
of the Southern Pacific Company or to Clipto,
Jones general agent Rock Island route 35 Mont.
gomery ST. san Francisco
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Very Much Mortified.

W. NJ. Brandon has sued the Southern
Pacific Company for $4,000 damages. On
the 9th of November, 1890, he boarded a
train at Lorin station TO ride to Berxelev
but the conductor refused to recognize his
communication ticket, elected him and sinh.
jeeted him to great modification, shame
and inconvenience.
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DAILY CALL ffncluding sundays. Sc per year oy
mall Postpaid: Is cents per week or % cent per
calendar month, through carriers. DAILY GALL
I've copies three months. SO 70. SONpA1 cALL
sixteen pares, 81 80 per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALIsaud WEEKLY CALL, 81 o per year. post Aid-
MEEKLY CALL IS pages, 81 per year, postpaid.
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90 Nontgomery street, near Clay. open until II
o'clock p NJ BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street. near Kearny open until II O'Clock midnight;
3Sq HAYES street, open until 9 so o'clock: 603
Ia-kin street. open until 80 O'Clock; 25'S Mission
street. open until o'clock P, NJ; and ll6 Ninth
street, open until 80 p. II
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Amerlcan CommarcI.I Companx.

at the annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the North American Commercial Com
pany the following board of officers were
elected for the ensuing year: LLOYD Teyis.
president; ID. o. Mills, vice. president, and
Ii. Wadsw0rth, /. Liebes and w. S. Teyis
directors. Ernest Cox was elected secre-
tary and IL. Ii. Parsons assistant secretary.
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THE CALL CALENDAR,
NCTTCEl
APRIL 1892.

Anb Of our patrons 1ch0 fail 10 ind THE
MORNING CALL for sale b. traia-Joys
"i1 coJVer fapof by notifying this office q
AQ0ct. naming the date and train.
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The ROYAL Arch NIa.o,s

The Grand Chapter Royal Arch MAsons.
now in session 10 this city. has elected the
following officers: William Buckley Davis.
grand high priest; Charles Ray Gritman.
deputy grand high priest; Ellison Laselle
Crawford, grand king; kdolphus Howell.
grand scribe; Thomas Hubbard CasweIl.
The morning call., 1892-04-21

THE most obstinate cases OF dyspepsia are cures
by HOODS Sarsaparlla This medicine tones ths
stomach. promotes healthy Digestion creates an
appetite. and relieves headache. Give il a trial
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ArCTIoN SALES TODAY.

FuRNrTURE.-By NJ. J. simmons ST 1857 Market
ST at1l c clock
RE.AL EsrArE-By NcAfee. Baldwin x Ham
ruoud a. ! Is Post st 81 = O'Clock.
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n,rr r,srERN oEEICE OF THE GAIL.

SC Potter building, New York City, Is provided with
fIesof California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
yert.siIg rates and sample copies furnished.
X NISCH Manager.
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THE PEOPLE OF NEW ENGLAND.

The census bulletin of the people of New
England is Of interest because the Western
States have been mainly peOpIed from that
section, and likewise because in those older
States the work of collecting vital statistics
has been prosecuted for some years, and an
approach TO accuracy has been attained
which has net been reached in other States.
According TO the census, the population
of the six New England States-Maine.
New Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and ConIecticut-is 4, 200, 745
as against 4.010, $50 in 1890, the decennial
increase having been 1921 per cent But
this increase has not been uniformly dis
tTibuted. The increase in Maine was only
Isl per cent, in Vermont "a and in New
Hampshire S.51 per cent, so that in fact the
only States which have made substantial
gains in reputation have been Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island and Connecticut. OF
these the one which has increased the most
is Massachusetts,, which shows a gain OF
p. 81 per cent. Ii will be remembered that
The Increase in California in the same decade
was 39.75 per cent
OF the !, 100, 745 people in New England
LIP, $50, or nearly one-fourth of the whole,
are foreign born. In 1850 the foreign born
numbered 1882 out of 4,0l0529 They
have thus increased relatively faster than
the native born. This increase is most
marked in New Hampshire, where it
amounts TO IS. % per cent, and least marked
in Vermont where it is only 7.64 per cent
New Hampshire has led the New England
States in relative forejZn immigration fox
some years. owing to the influx Of Cana
dians from the Dominion. But in the
decade 1SS0-90 Massachusetts. Rhode island
and Connecticut beat their own record, as
the following comparison shows:
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"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write in ink, on unrued paper In an undis.
guised hand. State sex. Send with so cents.
stamps or postal note, 10 "kTiiiko," coo Mer.
chant street, Sau Francisco.
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The DAILY MORNING GAIL


New York .BRENTANo BROS. Union Square
CHICAGO ..,...... News Stand Palmer House
n rv ,.rieans GALLOT JOUBERT,
fI5Is Common ST
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Books bought. King. 10 Fourth street.

grand secretary. The chapter voted 5000
Tor the home proposed to be built in this
State for widows andIorphans of Masons.
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THE MORNING CALL


Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-04-21

In an article in the Rerue deS Deur
Nondes on the United States and American
life very prominent notice is taken Of
Chicago and its stockyards. Those stock
yards are indeed a revelation TO the Eu-
ropean mind. In this respect the fame Of
Chicago continues ascendant. The statistics
OF pOTk-packlng in the West for the year
ending February show that IA 457, GA
ANIMALS were slaughtered, being Teduc-
ton of three and a quarter millions on the
previous year Nevertheless the percentage
of Chicago was 36.3. as against 1927 in the
previous year. There are now eleven times
more Digs killed in Chicago than in Gin
cInnati. This is certainly a marvellous
progress since 1862. when Chicago for the
first time took the lead.
Lady Henry Somerset is somewhat sur
prised that American ladies are not more
eager 10 play their part in politics, and she
takes note that many hold aloof from them
as if they were necessarily contaminatiDg
The time may come when they Will take a
freer hand in the direction OF affairs, but il
should not be forgotten that women exer-
else very strong influence in America even
" 18th the limitations at present placed upon
their power. They are decidedly more as
sertlve han their English sisters and have
the enjoyment OF A much broader range of
personal rights. But il is extremely prob
dDie tIdl IDEliSD NU0leD VIII urSt have 1ull
privileges in. political affairs. They have
the franchise already in municipal matters,
ana they will soon have the privilege of a
voice In electing members of Parliament.
Whether that Will carry with it the
corollary it should do Of giving them a seat
in Parliament If elected thereto is another
question. The Conservatives would hardly
view their admission as voters as submerg-
ing the constitution under revolutionary
wave, for there are a million Primrose
danes who give very efficient support 10 the
Conservative cause. AS long as that cause
is aided there can be nothing subversive of
constitutional equities. The Liberals are
less sure Of their position. There are not
more than $4,000 women enrolled in the
various Women's Liberal associations 1t
is no secret that certain Radicals dislike the
movement aud even dread il. showing
that their sincerity is dubious and their self
ishness evident IN their professions Of Lib
eralism. Two bills proposing enfranchise-
ment are pending in the present session. Ii
will be Interesting to watch what becomes
Of them,
The morning call., 1892-04-21

AErER a sleepIeSS night. use ARgoStura Bitters 10
tone up your system. Buy OILY the genuine manu-
factured by DR.. Sieeert q Sons.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES,


~ Dividend Notice-Diyidend No. "a
61 thtty cents per share) OF the Oceanic steam
ship Company will be payable at the ONCE of the
company, 32I Market It., and after Monday
May 2 1892: transfer books will close Monday
April 20. 1892, at 3 O'Clock p NJ
ap2OtG Z. II. SHELDON Secretary.
~. Dividend Nofice-Dfhce OF the Rul-
~ wer Consolidated Mining COMPANY san
Francisco, Aprii Is. 1892. At meeting of the
board OF directors OF the above-named c0mpauy
held on the 18th inst, Dividend No. 20 o. ten
cents lOel per share was declared. payable on
THURSDAY, April %. 1892. Transfer-books closed
on Wednesday, April 20. 1892, at 3 Pm mis-
dividend Is payable at the once In this city on ali
stock Issued here. and At the Farmers Loan and
4 rust Company. In New York, 20 and ~ William
ST., on all stock Issued there.
onice-Room 49, Nevada Block, SOs MontSomsrv
St. san Francisco. Cal. apis ~
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For CoUGHs, ASTHMA. And THROAT DTsoRDERs
use Brotra's Bronchial Troches." 25 cts a box.
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PALACE BATHS. enlarged. beautined. Warm
sea.water tubs and swimming. 7l5 Fllberr.
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s1ruAT,nNs-coNr1NuEn.

~ ANTED-CaaRGE OF ORCHARD OR VINE
w yard by thoroughly experienced man who has
ifornia: understands general farming and book
Keeping. Address NJ. box g. this Office apo So
MEXICAN oHEEsEMAKER WANTS posi-.
"A tion; years experience. NJ. QUINN, New
Franklin Hotel. sansome and Pacific SITS. apo SIS
YOU'VE GERMAN WANTS SITUATION TO
4 learn blacksmith or carpenter trade. Address
1ermsn, box l63 Cali Branch Office. apo 81
NIIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS SITUATION AS
Nl gardener and care OF horses years reference.
Address +. + j., box So Cali Branch. apo 80
SITUATION WANTED BY GOOD CARPENTER
- In city or country same Is able TO run job.
AddreSs A D., box II. this ofice. apo s.
YOUNG MAN, 22 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES
A work OF any kind; best OF reference. Address
w H. r. box 81, TINS Office. apo g
EoY OF IA WOULD LIKE TO DO ANY KIND
- of work. Address 5l5 Cough st. apo %
you've GERMAN WANTS WORK TO WASH
s = dishes make BEDS, TO mix or to take care Of
horses Address ii. F., box So. CAL Branch. 20 %
EMPLOYMENT BY GOOD. ECONOMICAL MAN
II cock; used 70 camp ranch or private place: ref
erenees Address Cook, box las. Cali Branch 20 2s
GERMAN GIRL WISHES EMPLOYMENT AS
" housekeeper or work ia kitchen In country.
address 40 Suffer St. rear. ap2O2*
BARTENDER GERMAN. 81 YEARS OLD. JUST
- arrived from New York City, wants steady
place WILKINS. 33l1s Bush st. apl9 &c
SITUATION WANTED BY A GERMAN. CITY
~ or country: sober and steady man: used 10
horses, barn and housework: has little experience
In garden work: good references. Address Sober,
box 80. Call Branch once. sp19 81
you've MAN, 20 YEARS OF AGE. WITH SOME
experience. wishes a situation in grocery-store.
Address w. B., 1045 Valencia st. ap19 80
YOU'VE MAN OF ABILITY AND GOOD ADJ
dress desires position LIN ONCE or at other inside
business; saisry object: wants to work himself
up Address III. q. A.. box 7. this Office ap19 So
COMPETENT AND RELIABLE MAN WOULD
~ like q situation as dishwasher in hotel or Iodg
inghouse COOK In private family; is sober and
INDUSTRIOUS Please address G. Nj. s., box IL this
Office. apl9
IA ANTED-SITUATION ON GENTLEMAN'S
w place by middle-sged. single. sober man with
good reference. ANY gentleman wanting first
class man can hear OF by addressing G. ii.
RAY, Colusa, Cal. ap17 los
N ANTED-BY COMPETENT MAN. POSITION
w as fireman or engineer; Is handy with wood
and iron working tools and of sober habits. Adj
dress II. =. box $50. Call Branch Office. apl7 T.
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5CENTS-THE WEEKLY
"a CALL. in wrapper, ready for mailing.
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FerCe utage Of

New England has evidently been getting
her share OF the European tide which has
been flowing into the country in such pro-
digious volume. Adding the native whites
of foreign pareBtage to the foreign born the
product is nearly one-half Of the total
population Of New England, SO that the
original Puritan stock is very much diluted
indeed. OF the potential voters Of New
England 6795 per cent are native born
and sos foreign born; in other words.
what IS called the foreign vote is one
third of the whole. 1t is largest in
Rhode Island, where. until lately, a prop
erty qualification restricted the voting OF
naturalized citizens. Forty per cent of the
voters in Rhode Island are foreign born,
$3.50 in Massachusetts. IS in Connecticut
aud less than 20 in the three otAer New
England States.
An impression IS pretty general that the
New England States are nursery for wives !;
that females predominant over males in con-
sequence CT the migration Of young men TO
pastures new, leaving their sisters behind.
In fact, the two sexes DO not vary as much
in numbers as this notion implies. The pre-
portion is about the same as ii is in England
or the United States az large. In the census
year the males numbered 2,313. 755 or 40 %
Iet cent Ol Au6 " uOit, ana the females ,JSO,-
800 or SOS per cent. The excess Of females
is mainly in Massachusetts,; it is slight in
Rhode Island, Connecticut and New Hamp-
shire, and in Vermont and Maine the males
predominant. The fluctuations of the sexes
are curious. In 1850 and 1870 the women
were moro numerous than the men in
Maine; since then they must have married.
In Rhode Island, also, there has generally
been 8 per cent more females than males (;
but the men are now gaining on the weaker
sex. Here, again, the principle Of particu-
lar selection seems TO apply. In Vermont
the men have always been in the ascend
ency, ia spite of Steve Douglas ASSERT on
that Vermont was an excellent State to be
born in, provided one emigrated from il as
soon as years of discretion were reached. Ii
appears that it is the girls who emigrate
the boys stay.
This census baletin is a chapter Of his
| tory. A hundred years ago these six New
England States contained million people,
| just one-fourth Of the total population of the
| country. New they contain one-fifteenth.
| But out of the loins Of the original million
| have sprung the best part OF the many MIL
| lions who have subdued the forest and
taught the earth to bring forth her increase
/ in the vast region which spreads from the
| Ohio 10 the Pacific; and the four millions
! Of to-day are as potent in shaping the
! American mind aud stamping their impress
| on American polity as their ancestors were
| in the time of the Revolution.
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Mrs. Il. Nj. HipckIev, Teacher Of cooL

Mrs. Il. Nj. Hipckley, Teacher of Cookery,
WIN give demonstrations in cooking eyery
Thursday at +. NJ, al Saratoga Hail. Admls.
Sion 20 cents.
Bill OF fare.
Scum.
Spinach. Brontons
Entree over q chafiug dish
Cheese fondu.
Stuffed artich0kes. Egg biscuit
Dessert.
Strawberry mousse.
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NOTICE or mEKTING,.

Ia7FA n,ncr pes. swAIN's. 2Is Suffer street
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MALE HEI.P WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED.
IIAKER AND PASTRY COOK, $50: HOTEL
- kitchen steward. $75; hotel walters $50:
ironer. country laundry; hotel cooks $40 and
$50: shiBgie-sawyer. ~ so day: boy to learn
blacksmith trade; farmers, $26. X I. WARD &
CO.. sos and 6l0 Clay st
ii FAD COOK. $50 MUST BE GOOD OK PASTRY
IL country restaurant: cook, sac anu found for
lnnch-counter. country; waiter who plays the flute
$35. for the springs; butler, $780, city; general
laundry man, s4o ana found country; iroaer. SIS.
day; choreman for ranch, $50 and found: dou Ole-
surface NAH. $40 and found country sawmili man
for chicken ranch $40 and found: 10 more drflters
Tor tunuel work, 81 so a day and board, long lob.
c. X. HANSEN q CO.. ITO Geary st
kCTLEk. $50 TO $40 APPLY MISS CULLEN
- los stockton St, room 2.
GLERko SEEKING POSITIONS AS statesmen
Vsslesladiss copyists. bookkespers stenogra piers
obtzin them CLERKS Bureau, sos kearny K l. 2l %
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PERSONALS.

LII KINDS OF NEEDING. CLEANING AND
n pressing; plain family sewing: gents suits
cleaned and repaired, 81 so up: oyercoats. 81 up.
196 McAllister ST. ap217
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W EVERETTE NYE, ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
w building. room -. SIG Market ST. ap2l u
CRoOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION 75e MAR
y ket ST., bet Sd and Attn SPECIALISTS only sa,s
and reliable anRsthetic in for painless extrac-
tion OF teeth: SIMPLE. HARMLESS, PLEASANT
and SURE; artificial teeth from 81 per set: & liay
from 81; extracting, soc: with gas. 81. mrl2t
DR REA. 1928 MARKET, EXT. TEETH SOC;
y With gas 81: Filings low; open evenings Jas &
I EEK DENTAL COLLEGE; CHARGES ONLY
u for material used Room 1O7. llTo Market. J3tt
DR H. 6. YOUNG. DENTIST, FORMERLY WITH
near jackson; painless extraction of n0i3 5u
NY CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS.
n by my wonderful secret local application 20
IainiesSiy; nine FIRST prizes awarded me Tor hnes.
nHfngs. plate sad bridge WORK; Office open even.
ings and sundays. DR. g. W. Lick. 6 O'FarreILef
CT A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED "A
u good rs can be made: nliius 81 DR. SINMS
dentist $50 Market St. next Baldwin Theater cclEt
CT SET; REPAIRING 81; FILLING 81 :ExTa
% painless sec. DR. CA PERRY. Mason m5sc
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION sos MARKET
" St (Pbelan Buiidingl. positively extract teeth
without paia with Cotton Gas -; also perform al
opersuons in dentistry. DIR CdAS w DECKER7S
DR,A LUDLUM HILL. l44y MARKETsr NEAR
~ Eleventh: NO charge for extracting when pIssas
are made; Old plates made over nEs Eewi tsosa
rom Is per set; extracting soc; gas given Az
FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; fiI.LINGAr
n lowest prices: work warranted DR. j. W.
kEf. ss1 Market St opp. Baldwin au5st
DR c. II WILSON, DENTIsrl sss MARgEr
~ ST. bet Fifth and Sixth oDn. Mas0a- del3st
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DRESSMAkERS.


NJ ME. DUXALLE, ELITE DRESSMAKtNG PAR
w iors-An work guaranteed first class and salts
Iaction given every customer 1916 Market ST. o.
poSite Odd Fellows Hall. AMI 3n
MRS. RUBEL 100 TESTH-ELEGANT PER.
Au feet-ftting suits from 50 up mr22 3m
THE MISSES URToN. 500 MASON sT-STYI-
iSh dressnsking; satisfaction guaranteed. fel4 ~
III GEARY - ELEGANT SUITS, SO To IS:
l. cheap goods s. so to IS. fel4 Ct
MRS. r. KELTER. 119 STOCKTON ST: SUITS
wi s. 50 up: styishIy draped; t guaranteed. II =