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yultures of Trinidad's Chief City.

The sewers are all above ground and are
kept clean by the "coTbeaux" (vultures)
and gangs of coolies The work of the cor
beauX or scayenger birds is so important
that they are protected by law, and they
seem TO know ii. They are a curious mix
ture OF the evil and the comic. The stare
from their small beady eyes, as they move
Just enough 10 let You pass is a wicke ed one
Dut when they walk their bodies "teeter'
up and down in very funny way, ptoka-
bly, from the fact that their legs are too far
forward. 1t is quite common to see five or
SIX OF them gather around the dead BODY of
one OF their own kind. though with the true
epicurean instinct they refuse freshly killed
game OF any kind. Nearly every morning
the two fox terriers, in the ice establish
ment, would find couple OF bones ana 90
out on the green to eat them. In few
moments two or three scavengerS would
walk slowly up, looking everywhere but at
the dogs. A growl. short chase, and a re-
turn only to IND the bones gore. Forty or
city birds would be- fighting for them at the
other end Of the square
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The Empress Eugene intends to pass two
mouths at MentOne
The Hapsburgs are by far the richest
among the reigning families of Europe.
Secretary Noble and Senator Hiscock
resemble each other to marked degree.
Baron Hirsch, the wealthy banker and
friend of the Prince of Wales. is just 81
years old.
They say that Anna Dickinson contem-
plates taking the very foolish step of trying
the lecture platform once again.
Rochester, n. Y, has now got fine statue
Of Abraham Lincoln. 1t is the surmount
ing figure Of the soldiers monument.
The National House OF Representatives
misses Reading Clerk Neil Brown, whose
excellence has never been equalled by any
Of his successors.
Prince Chmay, the welLknown Belgian
Minister of Foreign Affairs. intends to re-
sign his place. it is said, at the end of the
present session Of Parliament.
DR.. Henry Slade. the celebrated medium
and ciarvoyant, was sick in Michigan the
other day and called in physician. who
subsequently declared that Slade was a
woman.
The late Henry DOYLE. Director General
of the National Gallery of Ireland, was one
OF those rare connoisseuTs who know a good
painting when they see 1t, regardless of the
name before the pinXit.
COMPARATIVELY
good physical health, has become so en-
ieebled in mind that he hardly recognizes
his oldest friends, and is quite Incapable of
sustaining a conversation.
Professor Story. the Chicago speIlinr-
reformer, whose cause Senator CullOm is
championing, thinks that though it Will be
difficult for most people TO acquire the new
system the next generation Will have no
trouble about it,
There Is strong movement on foot in
pennsylvania to elevate the standard of
ability In the Legislature, and with this
end in view such conspicuous men as ex-
Senator Wallace. eX-Speaker Grow and ex
Chef Justice Gordon are about to try for
seats.
Mrs. MOntagu, whose horrible cruelty led
TO the death OF her three year-old daughter.
has great reputation in the nerth of Ire
land Tor her skill In breaking and managing
high-spirlted and vicious horses. As a
horsewoman she is said to have a wonder
Iul seat and is daring croSs-country rider.
Joseph KOppRy, VINO has painted Dor
traits OF nearly all the members of the
Spanish royal family. of the Bavarian royal
house, of Prince Bismarck, and other dis
tngulshed people has been sentenced to q
months imprisonment in Constance Tor
purchasing some wood carvings which the
seller was not entitled 10 dispose of.
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WEATHER. REPORT.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
g.. ,-..raCa March Ia 1890

DEPARTMENT. OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
san IRANCIsCo, March 10. 1897
Forecast for Ensuing TW. nty-four Hours.
For Northern CsIifornia-Clearing, slight tenn
peraturc changes brisk high north TO west winds
probably far with rising temperature Monday and
Tuesday.
For Southern Calfornia-Cearing. slight tenn
perEture changes: brisk 20 high west TO northwest
winds: probably fair Monday and Tuesday.
For Washington and oregon-Rain, followed by
clearing slightly cooler weather; prevailing west
erly winds.
For NUvada-C.earing and cooler weather
For Utah-Rain snow. followed by clearing
cooler weather
For san Trancisco-Generally fair weather
slight temperature changes.
ROBERT +. KEHKAA. Chief Of Division.
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but perhaps not one collection in private
hands matched in completeness and care of
arrangement the one formed by Mr. Ed
wards. The American Museum trustees
may be congratulated on their acquisition.
1t would have been unfortunate and depIor-
able had the collection been diSnarsed
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taken from diseased human subjects; bus
he has not found that in any instance actual
cancer followed in the animal. The result
of the incubation was local inflammat on
which yielded to treatment 1t followed
that the bacillus OF cancer could not find
in the lower order of animals congenial
home in which it could develop morbid ac-
tiyity.
disease among dogs, which is extremely
common in San Francisco, is the skin dis
ease produced by sarcoptic parasites which
is commonly called the mango. This dis
ease affiicts dogs all over the world, but it
is generally cured by applications of creo-
sote, potassium and sulphur, or spirits of
tar diluted in olive oil. Here, whether in
consequence Of some PECULIARLY of our eli
mate or from the abundance of parasitic
life in our sandy soil, mango is difficult to
cure. In old dogs it may be said to be prac-
tically incurable; when it has established
foothoid there is nothing to be done but
to kin the animal. 1t is readily communi-
Gated TO the human species, and gives rise
to distressing cutaneous troubles. Many
hospital cases which are accompanied by
skin disease are really forms OF mango con-
tracted by close association with pet dogs.
1t is not always easy to set a limit to the
ravages of the parasite when it has once
formed Judgment in the epidermis.
Quite lately during the epidemic of diph-
iberia among children in this city, physi-
clans were led to inquire whether this ter
rible disease might not proceed from
cORtaglOn from the lower animals, and il
was found that in some cases. whose origin
could not be accounted for, the youthful
victim had been fondling pet cat This
led to an examination Of cats throats and air
passages, and they were often found to con-
tain the characteristic bacillus of diphtheria
Ii is not quite certain that this bacillus is
not present in all Threats, both OF human
beings and Of members Of the brute crea-
ton. among the well as among the sick !;
but 1t has seemed possible to the physi-
clans who have been studying the subject
that some of the cats examined were really
suffering from true dipLtheria when they
were picked up by children. nurSed and
even put TO bed with them. There has long
been an old wife's superstition that it is
dangerous for a child to inhale the breath
of a cat May not this notion have sprung
from the observation of cases IN which such
inhalation was followed by throat diseases
which are now classed as forms of dph-
liberia?
The surest indication of high civilization
Is The existence OF tender regard between
mankind and those members Of the brute
creation which are committed 10 human
care. Tie first duty of q parent is to re-
press child's natural impulse to be cruel to
domestic animals. But the tenderness
which ought TO he shown to horses. dogs,
cows, sheep and tame birds should not BE-
carried to such point as may make the
latter sources OF contagion. 1t is better to
do without them entirely than to admit
them to such close contact in closed rooms
that they may scatter disease germs among
those whom they love the best.
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DAILY CALL (includiag Sundays, Sc per year by
.uaii postpaid; 10 cents per week. OF so cents per
calendsr month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
i've copies, three months, S. %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pag 81, 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 so per year. post
paid WEEKLY CALL (cigat paeeS). 81 % per J ear,
postpaid Clubs OF ten (Snrt 70 one address), $40.
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" God Pulp for Cattle.

DIR. krug, German scientist, claims that
he has discovered how to make an eatabe
and nutritious cake CIT of wood. II is method
consists in Transforming the celluiose into
grape sugar, a substance assimilab!e by the
animal organism. The biscuit is made by
adding to this about 40 per cent of meal of
whear, oats or rye Phosphates and ali the
bone ele uents may be introduced. This
bread of wood glucose is intended 10 be fed
10 cattle. for which It will take the place of
oil cakes and other feeds composed of in
dustrIal wastes.
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s25 Montgomery street. Clay. open until IL
O'Clock P. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny, open until IL o'clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street.. open until 80 O'CLOCK: 603
Larkn street. open uatil $50 O'Clock; % Mission
street, open until O'clock P. NJ: and 1l6 Ninth
street. Oman until Q 30 7,
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SiItG0l-P2gG Edition.
NOTICEi
MARCH, 1892.

Any Of our patrons icto fail 10 find TIE
MORNING CALL TOR sale bu troip-5oys
sysbc0n'er faror BIZ notifying this office OF
HG0ct. naming the date and train.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE or THE CALL.
50 Potter building New York City, IS provided with
IIIsof California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
Neltikilg rates ana sample copies furnished.
l. X. MISCH, Manager.
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Prince Hatzleldt and his American wife
are among the prominent visitors at Pau
this season. There is plenty Of baccarat at
the French Club there, and the Prince is
said to be always ready to stake as large a
portion of his wife's fortune as the other
PLAYERS care to cover
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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TIE DAILY MORNING CALL

IOE SALE IT
New York. ... .BRENTANO Bros. 5 Union Square
Chicago ........... News stand Palmer House
New. orleans . e ALLGT 4 JOUBERT.
ll5lL, Common ST
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The patrons of the house OF j. H. Tobin, ia
Montgomery street, are hereby respectfully in-
formed OF the receipt of spTing and summer
speciallies. Exclusive lines
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged beautifed. Warm
sea water tubs and swimming. IT'S Filbert.
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Annou nCement.

WILL refund The money on every bottle of La
Belle II not satisfactory. Guaranteed harmless.
y. Kate Gentry. l3l Post street
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MAGEE ranges and warm-air furnaces. Tay.
loT Goodrich. p New Montgomery street
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NICE PIES. cocoanut pies. You know are best
made from the Pioneer Brand Of Desiceated Cocoa
nut. because 1t IS finely shredded and absolutely
pure; no starch or other adulterants in IL. II your
grocer refuses 10 get it for you, sen the manu-
facturers L. q. Sresoyich 4 Co., sos and 5O7 San
some street.
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la BELLE neither stiHens nor leaves the hair
sticky. Price so cents. 131 Post street
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La BELLE will keep your hair in curl from five
10 10 days. 13l Post street
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THE Springfield OHIO News says: at NAV be
said to be without competition. so individual
peculiar and alone is Hoods SarsapariIla In all
that is claimed for it." Sold by druggists
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USE Angostura Bitters, the word-renowned South
American appetizer OF exquisite flavor Manufactured
by DT. j. q. Is. SiegeTt a Sons
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la BELLE leaves no sediment on the hair
Z. II. BLACK. painter. removed to ia Eddy ST..
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Books bought. King. Is Fourth street.
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PERSONALS.

M iDDLt-AGED WIDOW UNINCUMKEKEo
- some means. would like to meet elderly gantIa
saa !, oojecs' matrimony. Address b, 2I8% Ma
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SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS TAPPED
- and bordeTed on both sides at 10, Is - and 25
cents per yard. extra wide aud worth great deal
more; also 54-nch wide all lace for shirt eur
PIG Sixth ST. 81 ~
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THERE is no excuse for any man 20 appear in
society with grizzly beard since the Introduction
OF Buckingham's Dye, which colors a natural brown
orh
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SPRING STYLES BUTTERFLIES patterns Gaia
logues mailed free. II. A Defining l94 Postst s. Il.
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4 n ELEGANT DEPARTMENT FOR NARCOTIC
- ana alcohol cases at Iiyge:a Private SanitlrIuIn
ava Eddy ST.. s. +. STAFF trained nurses; 40 pub
Icity; physicians may attend their own cases Al
dress DR.. C. c. YANDERBECK mr1g n
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II ANTED-SiNGlE YOUNG WOMAN 70 KEEP
- house for a bachelor: American pre erred Al
uress j., bO1 49, CALL Branch Ofice lt*
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{ 6N LEHMAN IN MODERATE fJRCu.-
- stances wants to meet lady with some ,nee, ~
9 C.f business and matrinony Business box III
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IL afflicted with sore eyes DIR. Isaac Thomp-
son Is ~ e Water. Druggists sell 1t at IS cents
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II lGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CLorHISG. JEW
II eiry and furniture. II. BENJAMIN l046 How
ard ST. mrl0 In,
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- Q. COOABES, SUCCESSOR To A LUDwIG.
-. vienna Sausage Mandatory 10Y Stockton ST.
IS the best and cheapest place for ali kinds OF
dairy produce and table delieaces meats. cooked
anu uacoOsed; sole inventor o; the ceiebraTeJ
tomato sausages; overland lunches put up while
you wait. mrs tr<
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A IIENTION, LADIES-"EMMA" BUST-DE
We Veioper VIII enlarge your bust inches; guar
trated catalogue &c, by mail Emma Toilet Baza1
Boston Mass ~ -, .' 5
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"a ANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE FAMILY TO
W adopt very yOung infant. d bright healthy
blue-eyed boy; absolute possession given. Address
Y. A, DoX 90, this once. mr16 It's
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A NTOINETTE PREPARATIONS FOR TIE
"A complexion and restoring gray hair are OLD
french secrets tested by best doctors and chemists
mere: hrSt time sold In America. NINE MAR
CHAND. room SO, Thurlow Block. fe2Stf
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W IDoW FROM THE EAST WOULD LIKE tn
- meet party who would assist her in furnish
ing ing house. Address IT, r.. box lU5, CALL Branch
OniCe mrlS 3t*
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SCIENTIFIC LADIES TAILOR SYSTEM.
- dress and coat cutting taught from the diameter
oil the arm eye no patent pastebOards OF scales
used; make a dress while learning PRO-
FESSOR NOLPOER I2I Post ~ room 90 rnrI e.,
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M RS. NICHOLS, WHO IS so SUCCESSFULLY
w treating badness, VIII be her Office room so
1l7O Market ST.. Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
evenings for the benefit Of those who cannot obtain
treatment during the day. feel limo
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EOLDING BEDS-EXAMINE OUR NO 2OD5.
mlrrored, with large plate 18x40: walnut o *
cherry ana 10th century: cash price elsewhere SjD
our instament price reduced TO $40: country orders
promptly attended to. NJ. FRIEDMAN 4 co 2I8
aud 23O Stockton 81. 2S7 Post cor Stncstnn r
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~ Christ Il Coming" Mr.. Donald
Munro the Scotch Evangelst.wili give Bible
readings AT o'clocS In the afternoon ana at 80
in the evening. In Gospel Hail. s2S Howard ST. on
the second Coming OF Christ. in Relation to the
Jews, the Nations OF this " ord ana the Church"
The readings will be illustrated by large Giayran,s
Ihese readings viii continue every night during
week, except saturday. Christians OF all deaomI-
nations are invited Seats free. hymnboOks Tree
and no collection. II Christ 10 come tonight
what would stocks bonds or real estate be wOrthsI*
go Christian Science Home and Kim
AZ dergarten, ia Ellis ST. Preaching at IL A N
ard 1880 p. NJ. Sunday-scho and Bibie-ciaSs at
l2:3O T. "a seats free- All are Invited lts
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u ANTED-FIRs f-CLAss COOK FOR AMERI.
" can family. $40; competent infants nurse S25
strong second girls. so each; Protestant cook
for an institut on $50; ironer. no LAUNDRY So ner
week and board: frst-ciass cook for oakiand' s3O.
so houseworS girls for city and country s o, S25
so and Sl5. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer
street. MIRO 1t
VI ANTED-5 SECOND GIRLS. $50 AND S25: 10
W COOKS SIS and $50: nurse, SIS; pantry girl,
S25; ironers 81 and ST so day; d Mattresses
MI our numerous situations, city and country An
ply 70 J. +. CRosETT & CO.. 3l2 Suffer St 1t
Ii ANTED--A HoUSEKEEPER FOR RESORT
institution, $50: cook for ranch, $50 party in
city; Girl TO do general homework, no cooking or
sac, and others at W. D. EVER CO.'S. 626
Clay ST mr2O IT
OPERATORS WANTED EXPERIENCED
~ hands TO make shirts on Singer sewing machine;
will be taken fer Instruction. Apply at Standard
SHIRT Factory, cough. pct Hayes and 6rove.2Otf Su
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR PLAIN HOUSE
W work in the country. 4O9 Ellis st. mr20 II
w ANTED-GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hoGseWork $40 fillmore St, near OAK. mr20 II
CIRL FOR COUNTRY; FAMILY OF 2;HoUSE.
" work, assist with infant. 1912 webster. 30 Ste
pUrroNHoLE- MAKERS. FINISRERS, AP-
- prentlees on vests. 1913 shirley Sc, mr2O st*
T. IRL ON FlRsr-CLAss CUSTOM COATS 447
" Mnna ST. mr2O So
DREssMAKERs WANTED. ll18 SUFFER- ST.
hbA ~ o.
IA ANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
w child years old. Call at 2110 Californis20 2ts
n REssMAkER WANTED. 1916 MISSION ST: :
II be-. 10 and Sunday. Its
I IRL SPEAKING GERMAN FOR GENERAL
" housework; washing given out; 8 In family:
wages SIS. Call l9A4 Fillmore St It's
MIDDLE-AGED IRISH WOMAN FOR AN IN
w stltntion; wages $50. 622 Clay ST. room ?. IL
n ERMAN GIRL TO FAKE CARE OF GILL.
" dren ana do light housework; references. APP
ply 7IS Fillmore ST. 1t*
~ hatr-dresslng, manicuring, French. German and
Spanish: 10 lessons 81 so. women's Union 427
Suffer sc. lts
IA ANTED-0EKMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework; small family; good place. 97l
Harrison ST. lt+
Il skirt-fnisher. 2423 California St Its
COMPETENT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL FOR
- general homework; small family. 21l6 Cali
fornia st. lie
GIRL FOR GENERAL hoUsEwoRK, I427
" Howard sc. lite
" ANrED-woMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work at 1854 Fourteenth ST., near Adeiine
Oakland; wages S25. 1t
w ANTED-A NEAT. WILLING YOUNG GIRL
w to make herself generally useful American
family; no Kitchen work; wages $40 to $l2 can go
home nights or stay. Apply Sunday aud Monday
side gate, sl7 Valencia ST. It's
I AIDES WHO HAVE TO EARN THEIR IIy.
electromagnetic corsets than anything else for
terms apply 10 Western Corset Company ST. Louis
Mo fen su l3t
"A ANrED-AN EXPERIENCED LADY BOoK-
w Keeper; state fuiiy where last employed and
salary expected. Address X, box 1875, Call Branch
once. mrIgt
IA AITER-GIRLS; GOOD PAY. MARBLE HALL.
W Sc. cor. Jackson and kearny SITS. mrl9 7ts
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A DpLLAk WILL GO FURTHER AT SMITHS
~ SIRE, 10 and AIS Front ST.. rear the p o.
nr mi my pace IN town Read few Items and send
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I FORGE W. THOMAS. UPHOLSTERER AND
- furniture repaired 1140 Mission ST. mrII lat
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E8 Young Mems Christian cancellation
~ Hal, 2SE Suffer St, bet. kearny ST. and Grant
aYe-j ntOn mass-meeting OF young mea this (Sun-
isy) afternoon at O'clock to be addressed by Rev.
FRANK IL CTessey. Services Tor gentlemen only.
between 10 and 40 years OF age Seats free aud ali
young men welcome. Singing by male chorus. led
by Mr.. Robert Lloyd. NJ
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I A NERfTE BAZAAR. ITO MARKET OVER
a speciality. I9rI fw
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Sc or wear an dnvn = =. @I - Ut SloFe, 70 eat,
my seEd Tor list tell your friends. ~ vii sash
I'm iots OF money and time hunting uD gooSs 70
- f--.eoo- 2r
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R[SS9 First Congregational Church. Cor.
- Of Post and Mason sts.-Rev. II. G. Ward,
ID. d, OF Indianapolis. will preach at IL 4. Nj. aud
1880 Pm Sunday-schoOl and Mrs. COopers Bible
class at close OF the morning service. Chinese
School al p. VI. ! Dung Peoples Society OF Chris
tan Endeavor At 6: 80 P N. Strangers cordially in
yltel 10 all services.
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\ NoNoNDRUM-WH THE RUSH, WV
80. Tue crowd Why the HUME Why do our
TuS.oiieIs return every season aud bring Their
friends TO the Beehive Millinery, 80 Sixth ST. Ht
ca use they are treated well. MIRO SuTuTbSa At
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60 SO FOR A DOZEN CABINET PHOTO.
y Nv graphs, one cOlered free: first-eIass work
guaranteed. at WILSON'S Gallery. - Kearny ~ II
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A TTENTION-BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR
II $40 and all costs paid collections city or couu-
try. CoFfEY'S COLLECTION CO, 607 Montgoni-
6fuo
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" MATTHEWS, ATTORNEY. 33I MONTGON
~ cry St, room estates probated; meehanfes'
liens foFeciosed: advice free. ja2I ~
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80 First EngiIsh Ia hFran Church.
10 Gear ST. bet. Cough and OctavIa-Services at
II A. n and As p N. Rev. oliver G. Mner the
pastor, WIZ preach. Anthems Morning service;
Jesus Died tor Is" John Farmer: "Hsrx "A
Thrilling Voice" (JOhn Farmer. Evening service:
Softly Now the Light" (GeibsD; "Lo! ms Night"
fIeefhDyeu1
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IxTrA nlnce pies SWANS. 2ls suffer street.
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

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