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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-15

RnILApRLfHIA. March N.-A re-
porser TALKED wish Cipn eprsrkeis
about the 6boupsion of H. Franklin
rofuexy ~ ~ cn1ae eu,s1--.
III this rufnor proves tens." NJ
Gpreckels said. cit moAns that ail The
Auear trade intercsts Of this country
are combined against me. This
the public believes will narrow
compStttion down to ito lowest
limit out there never vas .
RFcn<er mutske made ~ censuslDcrp.
The 3fosks t4on Il is owned every ~
finesy ia che land. and hnd NOT The op-
positlen which will come from my fac.
toriee, would meee with the bittercsl
kind ef competition from foreign coun-
trios.
"rbs NcKluley tari6 bill provides
for thia, ana sugar monopoly b ~
impomIble as are most Of the othes
mouopclies talked Of and written about
- frequently"
S, .wil! yeo !. ever join The sru'sr' sstsS
ssEot whiis I an on top Of EARTH
he replied. 81 don't favor trueoo and
never did. Ny refinery - uow au<
always will be conducted independ'
emily Of every other interest"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-15

thnsno. 0aa. Nesoh l&-uIuo hnn
dned Qsan1 Asng kpys a1nGn1ing -
sfA1e eponnnDnoa1 hess parGipnAG1 =
: ncooAne snbhit 1rivo yoo1ounnv.
Early i - moening huGRaoo, 6sxva
and Snoruos uaeoas fIleh - nfsoooS.
~ , eseiook 1nleGnnns oohhe eoenmp,
msp6 w,1A - iesmcnno egowd - 80,
uomoo nn1 eolldcuns Uego - - rod
~ ~ roo1on9ouo- MnDuha1 ~. r.
BroUeu q Af1an1o Doot 6nok oomunnd.
oeneeol Mailer 1onk ohAgGo e ~ k3GA1
wing !. T. LouxY uns anagno6 - ths
left eing. vhile Marnhal nsoeell hsis
4 slesiy eenvezging iias saeves
miles long ~ thu torrno1 - full
500 people- Whan within ngo uitG
of che oo5ral ne oonoor and WsoEp uors
joino1. sne poople diamonntod end
semi-circnlas line q baatls Wns feelneo
with carriages ~ the rear.
The stowly eoavoeG1ng line mesl1 -
diving bsfosD them the jumoing. JonD
sng, d01GinG max of nAres. Aboui
eRhtsen epctiooa ct land Nd bseu
When within view Of the mouth Of
the corral che sight va one whlck
once witnessed cooid never be forgot
ten. Befere the contracting line oi
men, women, boys and girls lay shout
500 aCres Of plain 60 thick with nnsdly
tushinG hafes that the ground Waa
actually hidden FROM sight.
When within 100 yards OF the mouth
of the corral the marshals lost all cou.
troll Of the lines- There waa . Wild
yell, aud mad rush, and Z 900 people
were moving toward one point. tramp
INK down and literary crushiug 70
death several thousand mares that
were unable TO get into the corral
oSing 70 The large number already
there
Within space Of few acres over IS.
600 rabbits we're huddled together. In
one place The terror stricken mas had
rushed into one corner and lay there
over fcos deep. It 10 estimated tlaAe
at least 5000 were never touched By
club, but were simply smothere1 70
death By the rush OF those in the rear.
Photographic were taken Of the unas1
A. they lay huddled up, and then
the veteran guard Of California. eiuls
in hand. we're formed IN line Of battle.
and With Z yell moved doVn upon the
maao ct $4,000 bunniss, clubbing -
they ran.
A sscksning alanghter took plAca.
lasting about IN a0us.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-15

eAx FsAxc1<oo, March II. - fhs
elcAmer Oceanic arrived thu afternoon
from China and Yokehama. Lieuten-
Ant Hetherineton has besn held guilty
by ths cosonsr's jury for killing the
knelinil ol|icer, Cover Aohsnsoa. and
The chasge v wilful muriex- A. the
0resnic was leaving Yokahama THE
United States steamer came up q -
lute AdmirAi Belknap, who Va on
hoard the former. The Alliance wse
run int the new breek wster forty fest
ct her Iength. Il u expected she Will
y : total loss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-15

Hneux. Maes.. Marcia ~ -on Satuf-
dsy evening the 1orteueee Steamer
Vega n this port ffom The Azores with
80 passengers inespdine many women
EtsFs !s's = ,.s ss'a re @ me- ss ne ne .sr =
tiAonel satse and s>ras hats snd Tie
wpnsu "a cotten eoWns With ecans
head spsefisse uAsje NE thildrn weS<
for she nees p&st <fnrefoot<d aad
bafth>sded snd IL dis po<ry pisxht
tbvf wefp tsnassx apueut cto>estelsea
wharf thn Nsofnsng with . sl14 vsot-
ef1x nose ele~sn4 ena tl<e nsefoury
ae~e te tb< fteeeaa ress&
o. e4 the nc>a fltsshie eoeos NDe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-15
SAWDUST AND SALT
Manistes Maintains Her Proud
EmiBence
As THE QUEEN Of THE WEST


u Lnme9 go ceH szeooeue
WAeeler Tan. - - Wor,dsn Fsir
I'D Hi Own cisy-- Motel kSuA
Mayer =. p. Wheeier o. Nhusetess
s1oppod q (he Morton houoo yoeteydny
on his vnv koune fron, chfearo. vh6ro
-. -. ..~..s;,.- . -.~k -,th HE
.s, - q .'.s'.-e PS.~s.sI
ssu" Possss sos 80
ne eald; 1he progress pefn& meae ~
the couoeFueetou OF the Worio'e UR
buildings Ia Chicago IL wonderful.
vse there Iast September. q which
t;re .,.t;velv roth;n~ had hern
49, : -. - S.....h ps.l "a a..
ee"e. "sus ~ epsAs' ~
lake tr0ns sne oener days ana must
coufsss thai didn't know the place -
~reaf vaa fhe tranaformsf,on. Bnt.,of
sa.-.. 49, r..,.s.. .ri.t
eo.s : ''''ue =
pasoe ~ cQcako - tef -
Inc popunisso1 n ot Msni::es psopss ~ ss
aoous io,vvV. tuefe = HionsA!y g -
cry nss'e nA1nte1, 49, Tue oRnInsssou ~.
Wn1ou Axse1.es eyvVs r1e3tic.is H.
glves ue eooot z5.oOo inneo:sanss 4o
c:sy e0ut ,.uu:N. o' -. - ~
Sssns3 aGS 0s NY seu.sse9 w. n,s.
cessseen r., A'9Ae 1Hns,seo ~ l1.Ho
l4Ans We nnve spaolloau ne,eok ~
our e poas eeLs,ce = c1eepsaonsny - osuI
1oe ftins ano i'ere Nsfquoseo tAastoe
company operats seseIn Doesss .no
snerA are Two or tnfee osner con, p.n
an "a she prv;ser tho "a stest h',sft1 4 ~,
the Il kes' and fhis' with the Pefosxev.
yives ~ Two boats. batter than whisn
there ara none.
~.->r -
rs.-;..a;rs, - ;'..,.,.... :. | 49,. -; - =
NC si'nS'pas 'nu u1say = .,. sne ueuu H.
VI ns,u a.'u 1o.s ~ ,'s .. Iu =; .Las' .,ss ssn
cly aDVus al .snS VIC .'I = - n We no.s.' -
s MoIus ou ,. uI ~ . auuks s =.
.i'e'y %. . .cSony I.u uS..:ss"L s.s.svL - -
psepalo ssa.o'.9"s - - suo,n''s:u v:u.so -
.nS eonSlesslons, 'nn. yo.'sscc s vi r' ...e.s
nnu n.soU.. . amJ ,,s "nss =. tvuIS ~. - ss. W.
su.pHsc. NOV ou.y ~ nc: pus ~ esv.y
que. Ane.e 81 ss.':s ::.nuns @ ne. -. euou4n' ~.
s,'ouAly ~ Msnis.9o " keep smo Illus .uas
sueao a. Iun.nk, - '.tc &c -ssu.s.s sse -. s.,ry
rase Oc .rn ~. wy no.e
nve ye.ss aen 49, asG .'H;.0a & n1 o -
knn upsn s..s suloo. ...u ~ a. Ass..s - =.
sseRs "sao .aAea ~ pIe.eus p, snv 1s.ek
=. .ne io.e;.s; vus, spp~19nIssx,;s ~ " shoy 1s .de
nOs se..ox;ay .emes c..ss. ~ - ,s.s sne
y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-15
OH FOR


- cssnsu Wm - = ce2nansee =
- Whos. $780, -
- JnvooGlun1n - chmgnA
-...
" y 9p~ No. aeoomunt-
ooooo relative - 3 unRket ploco which
- pooooooo - huild Ia tho canhor of
- ri1.,. ko~;>.;n~ a - 49, 49,.
-. = s-ss~~ ~ s-s.~x.,- 49,
.--..
eesSe@ -. <eye3e eese: ~Ae e.eofu-
s1oo - tho uasket pvobiem ! have =
pgooooiiioa which I desire = submit .
youi hooosaht~ hoty. l propose thas
1ho city build IN opsu iron hsiage, with
. Hoog construction similar 70 the ap-
osoach 70 the Pearl street bridge. ever
lhs West side canal. supported % enc
Bide By . ouitable stone wall coustruet-
"a along the dock hno on the YEA eide
Df the river, from Lyon street - Bridge
skpooa and ca the eest aldo On Q line or
fou q mreot enlsono 6lled With con-
woto. egoeood on the nver bed. such
Hi1se - - guarded On either side b.
suitnble iron railing. The entrance
- this viii b at Bridge street on the
sogth and by way Of bridge 70 be
nsiIt at Lyon street on the south"
the communication further nnys that
IN estluato has been received, and that
he aggYe9nte coxt will mot exceed
20, 900. Providing that the shove
chemo is carried out nccosdiu9 @ TIE
pecl6catious, Mr.. Powers say that ho
vii deed to the city, free of chareo,
~ title % the ground % c0v6re0.
NJ. Powers ssys ho will b. pIoased 70
meet the committeo having the matter
u chayRe. The communication uas
ssferyed % the SPECIAL market commit
,ee.
The comptroller reported claims
which were ordered paid amounting to
a2.i3l.32-
The commissioners for Greenwood
and Oskhlil cemeteries askod the coun-
al TO order the board OF public works
20 furnish both cemeteries with water
Tree OF charge. There was some debate
ever the matter, but it was 1naily re-
ierred TO the board OF public works.
sixteen applications for milk licenses
EeTe reported upon tnvoraoiy ana Or
eered issued to the applicants The
eommittse on stzeese reported aavereoly
. the grading and &rsveIinK o. CHI
Dess street. on the nve year pieo, -.
sauso there - not sumc'ens money ~
Ne fund - do the work.
Dtseasssd Pavtng matters.
The committee on clalms and ac-
sounls "a whom vns veferred the claim
n Andrew KoIenbrnnder- Who cIaims
. have driven INTO hoIe n TIA corner
= ~ - = V----s - = ~-e--x--.~- q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-15

PrsnfA. III. March -. CesduetoS
eoulsbury, of Ne Chicago. nasltngtos
q ouiney freight trnsa due here ffem
0Aieseure ~ neon. hAd 3 deeperate ess=
eoust<r With . gang ~ esuntest Nsnefs
todnY. The msnefs - Edward nt@tiet.
Hfte9u us,Iea fspsu here. we're paid yess
eerday. and when p,G train ensas nlf6e
nbout tw~nty ~ tb<ns 90 ~ heefd
noss>a faf Foifs@6~ns When eeked fef
thets fare they IaUop1 - tee cord sez
ens. nn1 after tpaefU4 hin tefSteif
shFeV hin ffsfa TIE ffAs6s The esttez
8en tat - the seesne. ee& Ne en1jz
nt<f fAa - thsaeity ~ ee<Hto btto. 4
10 pss~e 80 eent 80 ~ ese6se4 -
erfess tns e>as. tat te4y etss ~ bpe&
fpofd ff6a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-15
D9 MCH- TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH Is. laea.

xssveFss City; John Hulchinson. {Ask-
80; j. B. Heydiaaf, Jackson; Geok0e
antchinson. Grand Hoven.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-15

and DevaetAtion-
noaxIsA, State Of Michoacan. Mex-
10, March 1A-Ths .Fuego volcano d
Main in su acrIve State Of
eruption. Several thousaod people
ivsn9 ia the valley sdjoiuin4
The mountaius are IN = stats of
terror. -beir homes afe being
threatened With devastation. ~
Copoudnro, hundred miles from
the volcano. heavy showers 1t aches
have been falling % iussrvsis Tor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-15

The fellowsnx Miehiesn men fses.
tered 81 tt6 different hctelo yesterday
Moftoa &. h. Bofa>aa a. 5kuAre.
n. uaC. SAITH, peafeses n l.. Hvtsa.
ter, Lansing, e. ". Hay9efs. neidsnks
W. Msaweensy. KklsDaEop. ] =.
nseesne. Lss4io4see: !. peeesets pesspss.
iYea AonniaIns Al r. t,eilins. bssfess.
z. Z. ItsssteAd. rso>tsyi q. Z, Powell.
Marquette.
ses<t's 1aha Hsfats. lsnsins 1 y
t.sas's9, flssl 4 { nsselsa nes'ls
tfsss 4. tee. petfsst &. y thers
msa. t4n1shGi l. + usteis<s,s. i'ss
,fs.ss g lls,Ss9 nsss,nes &C., y. y. :. :.
4. 81. iketef, tsk1resl, VI. Atese4.
fetrss1{ Is 4. Alas. tetdjnes {. ~
esp5lh. NptTA,&
s.. is,sslsless :. 4. etstt l'ssssss'
The morning call., 1892-11-23
English Tests of Color Blindness.
London Daily News

The report OF thu committee appointed by
the Royal Society to inquire into the subject
OF color vision has now been made, and the
Marine Department are now ia eommuRi-
cation with the Royal Society AID with the
Department of Science and Art at South
Kensington as to the best mode of giving
effect to its important recommendations.
These involve the alb andoHment of the
present system OF examination and the su0-
stitution of entirely new methods. the EN-
ployment of which. it is believed, cannot
fail TO detect color blindness when il exists.
In connection with this subject it is OF in
terest o note that ont OF the 1852 persons
in the mercantile marine who were eandi-
dates for masters and mates certificates
last wear twenty-seyen were rejected
through their inability to distinguish colors.
The morning call., 1892-11-23
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
once OF Purchasing ana Depot Commissary 80
New Montgomery St, San Francisco, Cal, Noyem-
per IA 1897. Sealed proposals. In tripIicate sub
Ject 10 tue usual conditions. Will be received at this
once until IL O'Clock NJ. FRIDAY, November
20. 1892. at which time aud place they Will be
opened in the presence of bidders, for furnishing
ana delivery OF the folOwlng-named subsistence
supplies; PORK. bacon, corned beef Goldfish. -four.
corn meal beans. peas, rice homny. coffee. sugar,
vinegar, sat- pepper. apples. basins. brushes,
candies, cheese, chocolate, cigarette paper cigar
cites. cigars, clothes lines. combs corn crackers.
envelopes, navoring extracts. ham, handkerehiefs.
Jelly, lard Holsters, macaroni, Matches malt. oil
o1Te. oysters. paper DETER and note). pens.
peaches pickles, pinesppies. salmon. sauce. shoe
strings. soaps. syrup, tobacco. tomatoes. tongue.
towels towelfng crash and vermicelt Proposals
VIII not be considered unless accompanied by sam
pies OF articles bid for. Tho Government reserves
the ght to reject any all proposals Preference
VIII e given TO articles OF domestic production
mhnuiacture, conditions OF quality and price fin
cludisg Ia the price OF foreign production manu-
faetufe the duty thereont being equal. Blank pro-
posa aud fuli Information 10 the quality OF sup
plies. character OF packages. etc. win be furnished
on appikation 10 this Office Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked. Proposals for Sub
sistence Supplies, 10 be opened November rs.
1892 and addressed 10 tbs undersigned. @. A.
WOODRUFF. captain aud G. s., United States
Army nol6 Is rs "a
The morning call., 1892-11-23
A Man Who Should Dodge the Police.

A gentleman recently returned from
tour in the West met traveller who when
souvenir spoons happened 10 be mentioned
in conversation, said he had made the most
complete collection of Spoons on the CONT
ana maanin g. With that he disclosed tc
the Mobiiian's gaZe big assortment oil
spoons-silyer. brass, iron, tin and pewter
all sorts and conditions of spoons. AT every
hotel and clearinghouse and in every buffet
car he had made it his practice to "hook"
spoon until he had large number of I'M
assorted shapes and sizes, and attached to
each spoon was tag showing when and
where it had been stolen.
The morning call., 1892-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE or
IN TOBI IS M. LINDEMAN, deceased. Notice Is
hereby gison BY the undersigned. Administrator OF
the estate OF TOBIAS ~. LINDEMAN. dece ased.
20 the credit ,rs OF, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten mouths after the
hrst publication OF this notice. TO the said Al
suffer street room TO- the being the place for
tbs transaction OF tho business OF the said estate In
the city and cohaty OF San Francisco State OF CALI
fornia
THOMAS u. JEwETT. Administrator or the
estate OF
TOBIAS NJ. LINDEMAN. deceased:
Dated at san francisco. Cal. Nov. 20, 1891
no23 At We
The morning call., 1892-11-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
DR. Willis, Greenvile w Munson w, Detroit
w Powell, WASHINGTON w Carter. Detroit
} w Dobbins, U 5 Patti Ross, NY
Jacobs, Yisalis W Dunno * why
Hale, Santa Clara + " oieyet Il w, New
w Perry, Philadelphia Porter Panama
STROLLER, Virginia Ellenwood. Sta Rosa
L Ghase, Brant Angel Island
Miss Fraser, STOCKTON Solomon W. Boston
j Fraser Stockton & r Sect Il W. Sacto
Mrs RouDbau, Stoektn W Sheehan, Saeto
keindge. Nspa r Ord & W. Monterey
Wismon w.sn Jose Hodgson. Unllaska
w w Calf, ; EcbegDren. Mexico
John Mergrdge, VALLEJO J J Moore & W, Chicago
Z Raymond, Cal I Williams. Portland
w Cothrine, Sacto / Sprague & W, Mass
w h Jordan. Cai X Little. Buffalo
D Turner, Mexico Miss Little, Buffalo
L Dorm. Redlands L Il Fairchlld & W. Kansas
PALACE HOTEL.
T Deyendorf. san Jose L A kendrlch MeJbourne
N " ertheimer, SDiego A 81 eenfeld, sydney
Thompson, Chicago p Barker. LiyermoFe
T " Very, Fisher, Liyermors
T II Howard. UsN JIM Moore Butte
L j SchwaD & y. y Louis A w Barrett Los Angelea-
BrJge, Sioux City Lffarbes, Denver
A II Anderson, Chicago Bennett. Denver
q w Buck. Mont w Kindt Mexico
ID Boswell, ) Boyer, Mexico
L Thous, Chicago A C Nelson, Lcndoa
II Ructher, Chicago Kmmell. London
A Jacquez Davis Greek 81 J FIayin n Z
w Morrison, Cleveland West, Stockton
Miss Morrison. Cleveland + II Woodwork, ST Louis
Miss Evans Cleveland Stokes. oregon
w Pinkerton, Chicago w Whippie Chicago
Morgan a VT, USN b b Boswell,
Bardurieh, Toronto w W Stone. Toronto
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
B SIagg, Sacramento VIM Seaman Il T. Eureka
john Palmer. Seattle VIVA Jones. Seattle
Pureie Blair, Visslia James Boyle, CHICAGO
lee Evans, Chicago ID Logan Snta Barbara
w SHREDDER, Fresno jos Hilton, q SN
W o McMorris Oakland wooiman, Salt Lake
John TGite, Detroit Woodwork, Suisun
q T. FaiYhiu san Jose w Lee, Saisua
Geo Mapei. Truekee Miss Carrie Nrsneis. y
Miss Fannie Jacobs. Miss Florence Ashworth,
j b Cartoon, New York New York
l. y Edwards, LIS Angeles Thos Ellsworth Angeles
X Clarke. Colorado
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
FMcShane. W & ch, Ind ) oe Gallan, Sacramento
Mrs Msrston Tulare G ID Dean, Sacramento
y Colyille Sonoma L McGinuis Nevada
w w Durham Redwood j K Mitchell. Selma
James Farrell Mexico W Anderson Seattle
K /, shelly Seattle Damn, San Rafael
r Il Williams, Sacramnto Sam Fiat, ohio
q " Morris. stockton Norris Stockton
II q Bell Stockton q B kInSeY. Portland
The morning call., 1892-11-23

The hairspriug of your watch weighs but
one-twentieth of grain per inch. One
mile of such wire would weigh much less
than half pound.
The morning call., 1892-11-23

The Australian jungle fowl (Megapodiuss
Tumulus) makes its nest In the shape OF
earth mounds of prodigious size. one OF
which measured fifteen feet in perpendicular
height and had circumference OF 100
feet. These heaps are placed under shelter.
and often are 50 enveioped In foliage that
in spite of their great size they can scarcely
be discovered.
The morning call., 1892-11-23
A Worlds Fair Scheme.
St Louis Republic.

A new scheme, said to be officially con-
nected with the music bureau of the
Columbian Exposition, is announced A
corporation has been formed, capitalized
for S2,0oo,000. to advance the scheme of
furnishing descriptive music founded on
Incidents in the life of Columbus for the
Worlds Fair. A building costing $3.50, 600
with a seating capacity of 10000 will be
erected just outside the fair grounds at the
main entrance. and it is anticipated
three entertainments vii; be given each day.
Xavier Seharwenka has been selected to
compose the music, and has accepted the
position. The chorus will consist OF 600
mixed voices, assisted By an orchestra Of
100 and a stage band of forty pieces. Steele
Mackaye Is the managing director,
The morning call., 1892-11-23
FINANCIAL.

A l2e KEARNy. ROOM o. you CAN BORROW
N money at low rates: private rooms for lsdiss:
pledTes for sale: take elevator mrl tr
The morning call., 1892-11-23

GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL al LOAN BANK,
~ oSt hsarny IT. the only corporation that isnoa
oeasy 81 diamonds watches; iow iatsrssI esAss
The morning call., 1892-11-23
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


COO CASH: IS MONTHLY
BEAUTIFUL sToN TRACT
Every lot young orchnrd lots 50x150; streets
graveied city water; this tract building up fast
with beautiful homes: remember the electric
pass the property, connecting with All trains.
A. III. BREED 81 Co.
A60 Ninth St. Oakland.
w. A. HALL.
SOS California St, San Francisco, room -. from
2to4 r. A.. nO23f
The morning call., 1892-11-23

AN OPPORTUNITY
"A NOT TO BE MISSED.
THE SoBRASrE TRACT
THE SOBkANTE TRACT
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
The morning call., 1892-11-23


MI Ahf ANN AND JOSIE CRONIN PLEASE
san at 1918 Green ST. within week IAN
The morning call., 1892-11-23
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

I LAWRENCE. CAKr ENTER AND BUILDEh
= ele eacran ento St cabinet work and htslagul
aGess promptly attended; telephone vo0 mlsR
The morning call., 1892-11-23
AsrRoLoGY.


IrREE TEST-ARRIYAL, MRS DIR. ARMOUR.
The public consult this forecaster all bust
ness; although stranger, Will call you by name
tell the object OF your visit lost property located
absent friends revealed; lawsuits ioretoid: the DIR.
taxes money In advance II she don't give the
information you seek she won't charge You Zee 81;
by mali ~. 93l Market ST.. room IS. no2l 81
LoRTUNETELLER-LA Csc. GENTLE
i men SOC. 7ll1z Harrison, near Third nozl 3ts
MMExk KAYENNA REVEALS PAST. PRES
w entshd future; reasonable 2251z O'Farrell. II
DRoF. MEAD CASTS HOROSCOPES BY PLAN
cts answers questions OF jfe ll0i Mission st. I'm
M RS. WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE. FIRES
VI ent; ladies soc; gents 81. ]o3 Eighth oil 3m
M NE. DIR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REyEALKa
AVA by eggs and cards; tells entire lie past. pres
eDt future: consultations all Affairs, nothing
cepted; name given. valuable ADVICE and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy: mistake impossible:
diseases cured; leo 81; letter 81 80 kcarny Is II
M ME EXODUS. CLAIKyOYANT HAS RE-
W moved 70 II Turk ST.. Room g.: fee soc. OLA &C
SPIRTTUALISM
Nj RS. MILLER, TEST AND BUSINESS MEDI-
w TIN; circles Tuesday. p. NJ: Friday, 80 " N;
70 eents reading daily. lo4oIa Mission St oc2s II
MRS. .. ). WHITNEY, CLAIRvoyAsT. TEST
w medium and life reader 2Is Stockton. ap25 q
STORAGE.
L1RsT-CLAss STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
ssz-es4 Mission 81. CHAS. L. TAYLOR iySI
The morning call., 1892-11-23

DENTISTS.
n c. JENKINS, MID, DDS, SURGICAL ANu
W. mechanical dentist. SO Fifth ST. uol7 I'm
Dr. l.. A. LEAGUE DENTIST, mas REMOVED
~ to 10 Geary St. opp Chronicle building ocl3 q
/ IL. REA, s23 MARKET, EXT. TEEla sos;
~ with gas 81; nIlings low: open evenings Jas si
ny AsYLUM-KEEPER KNOWS ALL DENTAL
n gases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
local application to the gums teeth may be flied
extracted paiaiessly thrteea FIRST prizes for finest
ming, crowuwork. bridgewOrk and plates. I
ommend my donta! college that has removed from
llfo Market 81 20 Fifth st, cor. Market: you can
nave good dental work done at my college for one
half the price the cheapest dentists charge
those wishing me 10 do the work call at my main
once. b O'farrell ST examination Al both places
Tree. Dh. q. w. Lick. aul6u
o. PER SET; To PLEASE or NO CHARGE:
% filling 81; ext. Soc. DIR. PERRY, 3 Mason Il
COTTON DENTALAsSoCIATTON, SOC MARKET
y ct. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER les II
DB. Ii. q. loUNG-ExrRACTIoN PAINLESS;
~ plste-work, bridg e-work, teeth without plates
Especially. ls4l Polk ST. myl4 u
NO PAIN-ExTRAcTiNG OF TEETH MADE
~ easy. Doc and II artificial teeth from So; nil
Ing from 81 CRooME Dental Association. 1853
Market St. be-. Third aad Fourth apl2 Il
ct SET FOR TEETH. WARRANTED As
W good as can be made: nlling 81. DIR. SIMMA
oehtist ESQ Market 81. next Baldwin Thcster ocitt
nk. A LUDLUM HILL. l4sy MARKETsr NEAR
~ Aisvshth NO charge for extracting when plates
are made; Old plates made ever IKE news tsssh
rem 90 per set; attracting Zoe; gas given ct
DR C. II. WILSON. DENTIsrJ s2y NARKAe
~ 81. bet fith anc Sixth. opp. Mason dsl5i
The morning call., 1892-11-23

GOOD CHANCE-l0O0 YARDS ROXBUKY CAR
" pets. short lengths 60c per yard; extra heavy
hnoleum, 5Oc account OF removal. =. w
SHREK, 1884 Stockton ST.; country orders special
attention. SELF 6m
EARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, csc A YARD:
y lnstallment price elsewhere 81 I'd. NJ FRIED
NAN & co. 22e-230 Stockton. aud 2ST Post II Il
The morning call., 1892-11-23

ElRsT-CLAss STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
u e4z-6s4 Mission ST CHAS. l. TAYLOR iySd
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-05
Set opermaaoc parme @cir

III | CONNER ioraaria9er Ell fprurptis
genOe @tangoe IiliGloe al 9iarrbe,
cholera infantum, cholera morbus %
8lOogang. Gubuer 5umilie Og EerioH
buroe upre iDriDret meo ct traiti9t Gil
trin9ss U9 6elbreoetiesmiooel mob oisie
Snper. Pe-ru-na unolooer olortg, naar
bet tage8 / Eioe, at belbreoe be banrs
bette 9ilfGlOe al oisie SD9oumme. 1us
iinoer 2tu er irelit oeo bette ufeilbars
li9e 2agemiobel Tor aQe beftige SDgs
BONNIE / Mapen % Snopploeue. Spi5
On life alereoe er betieuot meo Peru.
mas ~piouuoerlige G9eHitaber for Soms
mers SggoOmme, ienO for tre &fbano.
finger ueO Or. 9. y. 9artmnn, Golum.
bus, Gbip, Din Defti9e SygOomme / I'M
oerltuet, builte ~inoeboloer ell geifriretie
al Sp8oOmmene, Spmptomerne os 6els
breoelien al oisie farIige pg ucbrebte
Sp9oGmme. Nibauoliu9erne ienoes irit
til enboer Qoresie al The Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Co., Columbus,
Ohio.