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= MIsTAKE sosIEWHERE.

Tie opinion Of the City and County At
tolGeY that money deposited in the United
states Treasury subject to tie call OF the
CeiQsitgT is not taxable is neither good law
nor coed morals. Depositing money in the
Sub-lTeasuTy does not make the money SO
deposited tie property Of the Government.
Neither Is the money so deposited subject to
the law which eXempts bonds from State
and municipal taxation The purchaser OF
bonds has a right to sell the bonds at any
time for what he can get, but he cannot call
upon the Government for the purchase
price. Money is deposited 10 the Sub
Treasury for safe-keeping. The owner Of
tie money simply makes use Of the Gov
eminent vaults with the assent Of their Gus
tCdians. The law which makes Govern
meut money free Of taxation cannot by any
stretch Of the Imagination apply to money
tie Government takes care Of. ANY other
view would place the Federal Government
10 the position Of a person who aids and
,aDets fraud. Money is a part Of the tax
able property Of the State, and if it escapes
taxation the State IS defTauded. More than
that. the moral sense Of the people is
offended by the fact that money can hide
{tsslf from the assessor. The average man
the understanding that the property of
other citizens is taxed at the same rate.
What then would be the opinion of the av-
eTSge taxpayer when be sees the Govern
ment vaults made use Of to hide money that
ought to be taxed? MI burst bases his
.opblon probably on the fact that property
in a Government reservation OF on Govern
rfent ground cannot be taxed by a State or
Municipality. II is true that tie City and
; C@unty Assessor cannot order the Govern
ment vaults opened and any money that
may be therein counted for assessable pur-
poses But when money is received a re-
-ceiDt is generally given. Capitalists are not IN
the Aablt Of letting large sums Of money pass
FROM their hands without some evidence of
tie transfer. While 1t may be held that
Government Promise TO pay money is not
taxable it does not follow that there is not a
way to reach it, What, then, is the pur-
pose Of Mr. DBrsts law? Simply to enable
a rich man to defraud the city Mr.. burst
als1 makes the United States a party to the
fraud Surely there is a mistake somewhere.
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HILLS MIDwTNTER CONVENTION.

Senator HIPS midwinter convention met
at Albany yesterday, transacted its busi-
ness and adjourned sine die. When all the
members Of a convention know just what
is expected Of them and their work is all
cut cut beforehand, there is 10 necessity for
wasting time in the consideration Of new
measures. Senator HIS programme was
carried through with a smoOthness ana dis
patch which speaks volumes for the per-
lection of his machine. It's working was
absolutely u0iseless. except when it was
called upon to make Hill music, when 1t
responded v0ciferOuslT. The anti-mid-
winter section Of the party presented pro-
test to the State Central Committee, which
was promptly tabled.
As matter Of course the conyen ton in
dorsed Hill for President and instructed the
delegates to the National CO0Yen ton TO
vote as a unit General Sickles, President
Of the convention. in his opening address
INDUCED in some laudation Of Hiii's record
as a statesman 90. Apparently he was not
joking; at any rate the convention took him
seriously.
The platform, besides the usual formulas
and p,atitudes. is devoted chiefly TO the
tariff and silver. The tariff plank Is de-
nunicatory rather than constructive, and
abuses the Mckinley tariff including the
reciprocity feature, IN vigorous terms. The
silver plank denounces the Sherman silver
law, "by which our silver output is damned
up at home" as hindrance to any ap-
preach to free coinage, and opposes "the
coinage Of any silver dollar which is not of
the Intrinsic value of every other dollar of
the United States" This is the same plank
as that contained in the platform adopted
by the convention which nominated Flower
for Governor, At that time it was criticized
as an ambiguous utterance.
Senator Hill made q speech to the con-
yention indorsing the silver plank and
added a specification to the tariff plank.
lie declared that the trGe course of reform
was TO abolish one obnoxious tax al time,
beginning by putting wool on the free list
Here is a definite point for the wOOl-growers
Of the United States to consider. The Me
hinley tariff consulted the interests Of 0ur
agricultural population by protecting their
products. In addition TO Sprjnger's wool
bin, a bill to let in Canadian barley has
already been under Democratic cOnsidera-
ton, and Senator Hill approves that kind
If legislation.
The committee Of the Anti-Midwinters
held a meeting after the rejection Of their
protest by the State Central Committee and
decided TO call a state Convention for May
= to choose an antj-Hji deIegat 10 Chi
cagO. just how large an element OF the
Democracy of New York they represent
cannot be demonstrated until November
next, when, if Hill be nominated at Chi
cage, they VIII have an opportunity to 90
for him what his friends did Tor Cleveland
in 1855.
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be done? 1t would not do at all to set free
by a court decision men who had been
tried, convicted aud condemned to be hanged
by due process of law. The court at last
discovered a way out of the legal entangle-
ment Some astute legal mind suggested
that the act might be pronounced constitu-
tional, bu: its operation limited to persons
who might commit crimes mourning the
death penalty after the law was passed.
The seven Justices went over the ground
again, and five of them came to a decision
to this effect. And such is now the law.
Persons under sentence when the new law
was passed will be subject to the old law,
but those committing crimes after the new
Ian was passed will be punished according
to the new law. 1t is fortunate for the peo-
pie Of the State that the Supreme Court
took its second wrestle with the new law
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WEATHER. REPORT.
DEPARTMENT or AGRIcULTURU, !
NFA-EFE BUREAU,

EAETFE EEAI.
SAS FRANCISCO. February %. 1922
Yeathe- Conditions and General forecasts
.1t-e-. b.. S ressieu extending from Mexico
rartlws- ward into Northern California, accom-
r.s..rl vth cloudy weather and fcgs along the
Southern California coast
40 ares 81 nigh pressure covers Washington. Ore
-1n N1r.da ana Utah. Il Is highest over Northern
JtsH.
- 0-rer4sIv fair weather prevails over the region
covered ay tas area @. high pressure
Hi-h ulr-uorly winds are reported from Northern
Nevada.
uHs temperature has remained nearly stationary
81. Natt-ra California, and has fallen from to 10
degrees ss Nevada and northern portion OF Utah
I-rss risen from 10 10 10 degrees IN southern
Arizona. reaching a maximum OF 80 degrees al
Tucson.
Tae highest temperatures ranged between - to
SO il eastern portions and So TO So in western por-
Mons u Washington and Oregon, from 56 90 90 in
Northern California. from to 20 ia Southern Cal
lEorta from ~ 10 80 iH Southern Arizona. from AZ
fo-S li Northern aud " e>tern Nevada, and A Ia
Nu5.ltr- Utah.
id. r-utaG luriu- t4e past tWeaJy-toIr hours IS
cont. et 10 . rl.l 81 -02 az 5n inch az olympia
Genera b Ia.r weather is Indicated for the Pacific
>a-a~ except probable local showers IN the interior
VI e- VI .rlaern California alL dense t1-s III The
,res-erl ..r-l9g " Southern California
Forecast for Ensuing Twenty -four Hours.
Tor Northern gsI.t1-uis-FsIr. except local rains
ia -h- SAP joaquin aaG Lower Sacramento valleys.
-.H-L- t=r.I t-afgre changes; variable winds.
F5r Southern CsIf0ruat-FsIr. Win fc-s ou coast
aud .-.5.a- valleys warmer as san Ditsoi west
.-F Winds
. Ter Washington aad Ore-oH-Fair weather; slight
temper. l-5 changes. variable 'y!aIs
T4r J..c-falr. 81 1ht temperature changes
E.HEHT L. hEaEHaA, Chief o. DIVISION
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LOOMIS AND SHINE.
They Were Engaged in Two ASS uIts and
Robberies.

They We're Engaged IN Two Assaults and
Robberies.
Additional charges of assault with a
deadly weapon have been preferred against
William LOOMS and Thomas Shine, who
were arrested or Sunday night for assault
to murder and robbiug Market-street
sal0on-keeper.
Frederick Cudsin a clerk In the grocery
ana saloon at 50 Bitch street, says that as
was closing the place on Friday night
LOOMS and Shine entered and ordered two
glasses of beer. While drawing the foam
lug beverage one Of them struck him on the
head, knocking him down.
When he looked up, LOOMS was standing
over him with a pistol. while Shine was
walking around to the money drawer. Cudsin
called loudly Tor help, and dog in the back
yard baTked so loudly that LOOMS anu
Shine fed.
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FREIGHT RATES.

Ar Eastern free-tFade journal discovers in
tie fact that Lima beans are selling this year
a. localities il California at lower prices than
last an argument against the Mckinley
tariff. which raised the duty on beans from
10 cents TO 40 cents per bushel. 1t is not
probable that high duty on foreign beans
caused a reduction in the price OF home
Erown beans. We do not see how putting a
duty OF 80 cents hnshel on beans grown
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a NARROW EsCAPE.

The last Legislature passed a law pro-
yiding that the penalty OF death should be
inflicted only at the State prisons. -Four of
seven Supreme Court Justices decided that
the act was unconstitutional. The three
wise men of the court were unable 10 see
what should be done with persons already
sen fenced 10 be hanged within the County
Jail. They perceived that law changing
the penalty for crime after the crime was
committed would conflict with a funda-
mental principle of justice. What was to
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abroad could prevent the American grower
from selling at former rates. An export
duty on homegrown beans might have that
effect but not an import duty on foreign
beans. Freight rates, however. are an ele-
ment OF cost in the production of beans for
the home market. If the transportation
company demands all the traffic VIII bear 1t
is quite probable that beans are held in
localities in the hope that if they refuse TO
pay high rates lower rates will be offered.
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rs Montgomery street. near Clay, open until j
O'Clock p H. BRANCH OFFICES; 40 Market
street. near kearny open autil - O'Clock midnight
.fe HAYES street, open uatu so O'Clock, COS
arkln street opea uat 30 O'Clock; %, s Mission
street. open until Q O'Clock p. H.; and 10 Ninth
.,-+st glles l.r+ff @ 70 T. NJ
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The City Cemetery condemnation suit
came up for hearing yesterday in the United
States Circuit Court, but was postponed
until tomorrow on account of Mr.. Carriers
illness. Both sides are ready.
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A Big Catch of salmnn.

Seven thousand pounds of fresh salmon
that is, salmon shipped as fresh-was
seized in the Clay-street Market yesterday
by Market Inspector Newman. 1t was
found in different stalls
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MAULIFFE,S CLOTHES.
Judgment Against the Pugnist for His
wedding Garments.

Wedding Garments.
When Pugilist Joe McAulIffe decided to
become a benedict he went to a tailor named
Joseph Field and contracted for garments to
the value of $3.50 He paid $50 of this
amount and went to Europe. The tailor
sued for the balance ia the justices Court
as soon as he heard that the fighter had re-
turned, and Justice Gray, before whom the
case was tried yesterday, decided that ne
was entitled TO the full amount demanded,
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE At
New Y.rl... .IRENIANo BROS Union Square
tl.f5s-s.. ... News Stand Palmer House
>s,. orleans .GAIL0T a JOJBERr,
ll5ls Common 81.
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81 The Officers and Members ->SS1llIL1>
49, OF Oriental Eebekah Lodge No TX.
go. J.. O. o. r.. hereby notified 10 @s-<Se -
semble ia Prospect Hall. Odd Fellows ->/HHNl~
Building, THIS tWEDNESDAY) EVENING. at {
O'Clock. All members OF the degree are Invited 10
attend. EMMA JONES, n 6.
Emily G. LINCoLS. Rec. Sec fe24 II We
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Another family skeleton is about to be
uncloseted in the Probate Department.
NJ. +. Crowley has decided to contest the
will OF his sister Maggie Dietricks, who
bequeathed $4,000 to his children and ignored
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THE MORNING CALL


Has Z larger circulation than any other
uewsoaDer published IN San Francisco.
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sTRsCRtPTIoN RAqEs

pAUy CALL liGcludiag sundays, IS per year by
.,.aI postpaid; ] . cents per week. OF 50 cents per
calender month. Through carriers. DAILY CALL.
Gva c,HIes, three months, So p. SUNDAY CALL
.s.ztceu pag. Sd. 81 SO per year, postpaid SUNDAY
CALI, and WEEKLY CALI. - 50 per year post
paid. WEEKLY CALL (cigAt pages 81 % per year.
ustuaid. Cllls Of ten lseut 20 one address,, $40.
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J.F.CUTTER' SOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all frslclass druggists aud
groceTs. ITademark-sIar within q shield.
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FEMALE nnLr WANTED.

Va ANTFD-COOK AND WAITRESS, SAME
- country hotel $50 and $50; 2 Mattresses. same
country hotel, $40; enambermad; assist waiting,
country hotel. $50; number % girls various Sttua-
lions, $50, S35 and $40: frStciass scandinavian
cook $50. Apply to c. r. HANSEN Co. no
t4eary At Its
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Inn SECONDHAND PANIsi En- GkLAT
IUJ bargain is offered to dealers in secondhand
clothing: 400 pairs or clean, good cuStom-nade
mems pants aud four dozen coats and sack coats
and vests FOR sale at very reasonable price; come
and see Immediately. 800 Hayes st. fe24 3ts
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ScRoFULA is more formidable enemy than
either consumption OF cancer alone, for scrofula
combines the worst possible features of both It
Is cured By Hoods SarsaparIlla. the blood purifier
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LII LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
a female specialist MRS. DIR. GWYER, 3l1H
Hyde st.; pxivate home for patients, with every
cGmfort ial2tf
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SO Potter ltIldiuc Nev YORK. CITY i, provided with
f.tsot California papers. visitors welcome. Adj
,>ir ST.. < rates and sample copies furnished.
f. X. AiISCH, Manager
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JAMES MCCONAHEY, CARPENTER AND
81 builder. l22 Eddy-Jobblug. repairing attended;
store and Office fitting specially. reeph'e S42S. ly
I V. LAWRENCE, CARP ENTER AND BUILD ER
u 6l9 Sacramento ST; cabinet WORK and fitting up
sdiees promptly attended; telephone 100 ml6st
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Wis. NYinsIn,,,s soothinr Srrnn,,

Has been used over fifty years by millions of moth
eIs Tor their children while teethlng with perfect
success. II soothes the child softens the gums
al!ays pain cures wind collie regulates the bowels
and the best remedy for diarrhea whether arts ing
from teethiug OF other causes. For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. BE sure and ask
for hrs. NiusIows Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle
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AIRS. NICHOLS, WHO Is SO SUCCESSFULLY
M treating badness VIII be at her Office. room So
ll70 Market ST., Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
evenings the benefit 1f those who cannot obtain
treatment during the day. fell limo
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CoUGH. CoLD. OR SORE TuRoAT should not be
neglected. Brou9's bronchial Trocies" are a sim
pie remedy. and gre hmm cdiate relief SOLD only IN.
boxes.
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ENELYN-YOU CAN REST EASY; ALTHOUGH
II your husband is short ana fat, we have mer-
chant taiOr-made suit oYercOat 10 fit him for
SIS made by a frst-elaSs merchant tailor for $50
ORIGINAL MiSFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor
Post and Dupont sts fell u
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/ A YERITE BAZAAR HAS MOVED FROM 325IA
II Geary st to ll7O Market. over the Maze: the
newest, incest. most complete establishment of the
kind on the Coast for ladies and children The art
taught fell 6m
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" ENUINE SPECS, EYEGLASSES. I5C UP; NEXT
~ to bakery, IS Fourth st Sundays 728 Market.
in celebrated ladies' dry-goOds store Don't forget
the mum ber-7ZS Market st. felS IT,
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BACHELORS. TAKE NOTICE-YOU CAN GET
ID your clothes cleaned and mended neatly aud
chsapy at % Fifth st. MRS. HOWARD. feIG 6m
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nAN-YOU CAN CATCH A LADY SURE BY
j. purchasing merchant taiIOr-Inade pair OF dress
trousers for IS. made by artist merchant tailor
for $40. ORIGINAL MISFIP CLOTHING PAR
IORS. cor. of Post DupOnt fel7 u
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NOTICE OF MEErINGs.

TorrA iuce ples. SWANS. 2lssutter street.
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SPECIAL SALE OF FINE FRENCH EN-
~ bro1deries consisting OF narrow medium AMI
wide widths; artistic designs at very low prices
ranging from TO soc; also including skirting and
apron widths from Is TO 40c all OF which are away
under regular prices CHICAGO STORE. 2IB
Sixth fol
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AGENTS WANTED.


A GENTS FOR NEW PATENTED ARTICLE
~ needed In every house; big comm isSiOn. S73IS
Market ST., room 3 call between o and H. Its
A GENTS-wE HAVE THE BEST TEN-CENT
~ article earth; 500 per cent profit: 81 an
hour easily made; two samples, postpaid, 10 cents;
circulars free. Novelty Co, box X, CuyahOga
Fails, o. fe23 3tE
NJ ANTED-IN EVERY TOWN ON THE PACIFIC
w Coast, agents; live mon make $50 week.
Address A. b.. Box 2 this Office Iel9 Il
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DIyIDEND NOTICES.

To Dividend Notice-Div idend No, u
Ut (hfty cents per share) OF the Oceanic Steam
ship Company will be payable the ONCE OF the
company. 327 Market St. on and after Tuesday
March ! 1892, ITanSter-books VIII close Tussdav
February 20. 1892, al 3 O'Clock p N.
fell td r. II. SHELDON Sec
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MISS THOMAS, MISS ADAMS: HAIR-DRESS-
AZ ing manicure parors. los Stockton, 4S.lS II
by CHANGE WE MET Is THE PARK; IT WAS
- my merchant tailOr-made, natty OYercOat
that aid the business. which cost me Sl2 So N ade
by cracS merchant tailor for S28. ORIGINAL
AlISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and Du-
pOnt st. fell q
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A Ii LADIES DESIRING ELEGANTLY FIT
n ting suits made in the latest design at reason
able prices, goods furnished complete salts Tor
SO, please call and examine w9I country orders
promptly filed; fit guaranteed without personal
hitting MRS. l.. MORRIS. 1925 Geary 81 fe2I Inns
MISS ANNIE FAY HAS OPENED ELEGANT
vi dressmakiRg parlors At 1O3 Post. de23 6m
THE MISSES URTON. 503 MASON ST.-SrYL-
ish dresSmaklng done neatly, quickly aud 20 your
entire satisfaction fel4 lv
III GEARY - ELEGANT SUITS, So TO So;
II cheap goods, 50 80 to 81 fel4 u
MRS. b. keller, ll9 STOCKTON ST; SUITS
1 SO so up; sly iishy draped; TT guaran iced II q
EIRST-CLASS DRESS-NAKEk, JUST FROM
j the East, would Ike to so Into 4 few families;
SIS day. IL no satisfaction no pay. Address q. H..
Box 33. CALL Office ta2S Il
OK TURK ST.-STYLISf AND PERFECT FIT
OOO suits made; 81 so up:worN guaran;e Ill I'm
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VOU CAN BE CURED OF DEAFNESS OR ANY
L pain of the ear. MRS. COOPER'S Ear oil will
DO u. SEAkBY & CO. $50 AIarket 81. fel2 On
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IF MISS WE'LL FORMERLY or IIU7 VAV
| Ness ave will send address T.. box 27 this
Office she will learn something Of interest TO her
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}. N0ONAN, 1OI7-19-2I-I02s Mission st, above

Nj ONTHLY IRREGULARITIES RESTORED ~
W one day by electric treatment; lady in attend
a1ce- DIR. NJ. STRASSMAN, 9I6 Post ST. tt
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CPRING NOVELTIES IN LARGE QUANTITIES
- at the Hive Millinery. SO Sixth ST. fe2l 1T
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sTTUATIONs-MALE.

VA ANTED-SITUATION.H OUSEhEEPER,N IL
w over or lodging house: city country: no IN
A. Is. C.. box Ill. CALL Brancn. ~ o
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. MERICAN WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
n for general homework: sleep home. car or
address 727 Broadway. Iez6 o.
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DENTISTS.

DEN LfSES.
DR. REA. 923 MARKEr, EXT TEETH soc:
~ with gas 81: hllings low; open evenings jas II
| EEK DENTAL COLLEGE; CHARGES ONLY
u for material used. Room l07 AFRO Market. is tf
DR. 7. II. FERGUSON. DENTIST. zoe KEARNY
~ near Suffer the best work is the chgape5tdelt u
DR. II. g. YOUNG. DENTIST FORMERLY WITH
~ g. w. LEEK, O'FarrelI St, now at ISL Polls.
near Jackson; painless extraction OF teeth nol3 ON
NY CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS:
~ by my wonderful secret local application to
the gums any tooth may be extracted or hlled
painiessly: nine first prizes awarded me Tor finest
filings plate and bridge worS; office open even
ings and Sundays DIR. q. w LEEk, 3 OFarre!li
or SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AZ
u good as can be made; filling 81 DR. SIMMS,
dentist, $50 Market ST.. next Baldwin Theater oeIgi
ca SET: REPAIRING 81: FILLING 81 ;EXP-i
- painless. SOC DIR. CA. PERRY, Mason, m5st
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION sos MARKET
" ST. (Phelan Building) positively extract teesa
without pain with =" Cotton Gas -: also perform All
operations In dentistry. DR.CHAS.W. DECKER e
DR.A.LUDLUM HILL, l443 MARKETST. NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
are made Old plstes made over IKE new; teeth
rom 80 per set; extracting SOC; gas given 4I
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILIINGAr
a lowest prices; work warranted DR. j. W.
AEA, s41 Market st opp, Baldwin. aus q
DR. c. Fl. WILSON, DENTIsri g3J MARKET
~ ST., bet Fifth and Sixth. oDp. MasVn de15st
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7 AIDES GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. IN
IL quire 34S Third ST. fe24 3ts
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DEAU rY-THE COMPLEXION Is BEAUTT'S
ID chief charm Ladies. why have wrinkles PIN
pies and salowneSss II you place yourself under
my treatment L Will remove every trace of them
and make your complexion perfect. NY remedies
are harmless and viii keep the complexion In YOUTH
ful beauty. Ladies can my preparations at huns
Post ST. ia9S y