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sonal considerations should be suppressed.
All Democrats should now work for the
success of the party. One cannot help
wondering if Mr.. Cleveland would have
taken the same view of the case had Mr..
Hill been nominated Would not the otto
Of principles, Not Men," have seemed
less attractive if the selection of men had
not pleased him? Mr. Hill does not seem so
deeply impressed with the truth of this
motto as be might be. At the notification
reception where almost every other one Of
Mr. Cleveland's New York opponents were
present, Mr.. Hill was conspicuous by his
absence. TO the minor chiefs of party
the personality Of candidate is important.
When the distribution of Offices comes one
clique is in line and another out, according
they have attached themselves to this or
that aspirsnt Ii Mr. Cleveland should be
elected President the Federal Offices in New
! ork would not be filed by the same men
as If Hin were The successful candidate. To
the regular cflice-seeker the motto is Men.
Not Principles
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TIE CIGARETTE HABIT.

The habit OF smoking cigarettes is now
regarded somewhat as is the habit Of opium
smoking. The cigarette habit leaves certain
traces, which. whether caused by opium,
whisky or tobacco, are recognized by med
zeal men as indicative OF the decay Of men
tai and physical faculties. The cigarette
habit has been under investigation in the
National Senate. Senator Harris, IRON
the Committee on Epidemic Diseases. re-
ported that cigarette-smoking is decidedly
Injurious to youth, but that Congress has
no constitutional power to prohibit the
manufacture and sale OF cigarettes in the
States. The report, however. favors the
prohibition Of the importation Of cigarettes
from foreign countries and their manu-
facture and sale in the District of Columbia
The report shows the difficulties in the way
Of the abolition of abuses by legislation
igarette-smoking is especially injurious,
and especially SO to youth; but the use Of
tobaceO'in any form and at any age is de-
clared injurious. The law cannot therefore
very well pitch upon one form of tobacco
using to suppress while permitting other
forms only little less injurious to proceed
at will. But il there are difficulties in the
way Of regulating abuses Of a certain kind
by law, they are amenabs TO public opinion
Since THE CALL commenced its crusade
against Notwithstanding by boys under 1G
a public opinion has declared against the
boy habit so emphatically that a lad seen
pulling a cigarette is marked.
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WHAT THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC HAS
BONE.

Our friends Of the Record Union are pay
Ing considerable attention 10 the historical
exhibit waich various interests are striving
70 get up for the State Fair. This is com
meudable, and rs our contemporary sug-
C-sts that attention should be given to the
Central and Southern Pacific railroads, it is
hoped that this may be done disinteres tedly.
Tie Hecpr5 Jaiou SAYS, The officials of
tie s Uthern Pacific Company and Of the
Central Pacific Company are moving with
View 90 Illustrating tie beginning Of the
railroad era IN California" Il is hoped
t-at they VIII make an exhibit not only of
this city and State when the railroad was
completed, but will compare our progress
since that event up to 1892 When the over
land RAJ ROAD was completed our citizens had
high ez pectations OF the benefits which
would accrue to them, but what has been
tie result? This city has one Of the finest
har5ors in the world; certainly much the
best harbor on this coast What has it
come to now? The policy Of our railroad
managers, after being given property enough
10 build the entire road, has been to gobble
up everything. They have added to their
private fortunes, public rumor says, not
less than one hundred and fifty millions of
dollars. And they are not satisfied with
Jhs, but must bleed the business of every
Interest in the State, not reasonably,
but extortionately, TO enrich themselves
Still further. San Francisco, from being
the natural point from which merchau-
disc should be distributed not only to
the interior Of the country and to every
quarter Of the Pacific Coast, but to the isl
ands OF the ocean and 20 Asia, has become
an out Of the way place. The railroad
game has been to build up ports north and
south Of Us. Railroads concentrate at Los
Angeles, San Diego, etc, on the south,
and north Of us at we cannot say how
many ports. If the inhabitants Of San
Francisco permit the grasping policy which
Messrs. Stanford and Huntington are per-
suing to 90 on indefinitely San Francisco
Will lose its business. and the States north
o. u5 grow into importance, while California
viii dwindle into iusigniicance. Even
British Columbia will 90 ahead Of US for
distributing merchandise to the Eastern
States. Only consider what the railroad
managers are doing? They make such an
arrangement with a Canadian railroad as
enables that railroad 10 place merchandise
in Minneapolis. Chicago New York and
? Boston, which ought to 20 through San
Francisco, AT much cheaper rates than it
can 90 through our city. We hope the
Record Union will not be so severe upon
San Francisco rs TO hold us up as imbeciles
for permitting such outrages we have pic
tured in the past as having been committed
by allowing the Union and Southern Pacific
Railroad managers and its political bosses
to control the State.
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CANADIAN RETALIATION.

Inc ldea mas dawned upon the Canadian
mind that at the game of retaliation Csnada
would get the worst of it. Canada has no
weapon so effective as the American Gov,
eminent holds. The enforcement of tha
spirit and letter of the American navigation
laws against the Cana dian Pacific Railroad
#ould take from that company the bulk of
Its business. AS the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road is backed by the Canadian Government
any loss II might experience would have to
be made ND by the Government 1t is now
reported that Sir John Thompson is max
ing quiet visit to Washington to secure a
pledge, If possible, from President Harrison
that he will not issue The proclamation auth
orized by Congress until an opportunity is
given the Canadian Government TO hear
from England. The trade attracted to Mon
treal by means Of rebates is hardly worth
jeopardizing The whole railroad business Of
Canada
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REGISTRATION CLERKS.
Only Republicans VIII Re Employed by
Registrar Brown.

Registrar Brown was visited yesterday by
ex-Judge j. T. Sullivan, J. J. Dwyer and
William Broderck, representing the regis
tration committee OF the Reorganized De-
mocracy. and he was requested by them to
allow them representation in his Office dur
ing The period of central office registration.
which begins on August 10.
The Registrar has the appointment OF all
the clerks, and in past years it has been the
custom to allow the principal political par
ties opposed to that party 10 which the
Registrar belongs representation In the
Office.
MT. Browns visitors called attention to
the fact that two years ago Registrar Smiley
gave the Democracy one-ihird representa-
ton in the office.
The Registrar emphatieally refused 10
allow any repetition of this, and said that
he would only appoint Republican clerks.
Argument would not sway him, and the
Democratic delegation retired rather dis
guSteu.
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TIE INCUBUS.
A correspondent writes:

correspondent writes:
What would Chicago have been today II all
lie railroad approaches to that city had been
vested 10 tie hands Of grasplng monopoly?
What were ST. Paul and Minneapolis until the
enterptising capitalists Of those cities built
competing road?
livery stranger WHO comes here Is amazed al
me Maehiheeht resources and climate Of our
state and lie crippled prosperity OF both State
and city?
What has the Railroad Commission accom-.
plIsbed? "'NO'"'
Is il not fact that the Kentucky cornoratioo
has lis man Friday around al the different con-
venti0ns, gubernatorial. legislative judicial ann
municipal, with railroad collar for The nomi-
nees Notwithstanding tie announcement OF the
Unsuitable Huntington that the railroad Is out OF
politics?
Now We have a weIl-eQuipped cable road com
pany seeking permission to extend It's route TO
The Clif and carry passengers for scent fare.
but it IS oyerruled by whom?
Oveyruled by the Southern Pacific Com
paBy Of course. That company has two
routes TO the ocean beach. on each of which
the fare is 10 cents. The Omnibus Cable
Company is asking for a franchise TO reach
the same point for one fare of cents The
effect Of double fares on the value of prop
eriy beyond Central avenue is made APP
parentin the prices Of lots east of the ave-
nue. and west. Lots that are selling at
5000 70 $1,000 from half mile to a mile
east OF Central avenue would not bring
more than $1,000 a mile west The pur-
chaser reasons in this way Two fares OF 10
cents each to the central part Of the CITY
ana Dack amounts to 81 20 week, 81 so for
Tour weeks. SCI 80 fer the fifty-tv,o yyaelys
OF year. The loss by paying two fares ie
S3l 20 year. to say nothing Of farsa for
wife and children. THIS extra carfare COOS
lar to make mp the difference between tho
interest Oh a lot mile east Of Central ave-
nue. aaG one a mile west In view of the
fact that the bulk OF the passengers ON
stteetcars do not ride more than mile. for
which 10 any event ; cents is charged. a
company can well afford 20 carry he coca
slonal few who ride the whole distance at
tbs low rate OF trifio less than ! cent
nile. Not che passenger in q hundred
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OUR FRUITS.

a contemporary says our fruit interests
are suffering from being slandered in the
Eastern States. OF course the fruit interest
i'll the East Will try to profit in ilIegitimate
ways by is fruit products. What affects
California most IS high freight rates and
slow carriage. Probably one-half of all the
green fruit which goes East arrives in an
unsouGd condition. This Injuries US. The
freight rates are much too high. even if the
fruit Went forward rapidly, but it does not.
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to relieve Captain Henry Glass as captain of
the yard at Mare Island, and will enter upon
his duties at once. lie is said To be man
of extensive experience in the line of duty
TO which he is assigned here ami holds a
high place in the esteem of his brother
officers.
He was given warm welcome Yesterday.
and after the dedication exercises met most
of his sub0rdinatas
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soMErHING SHOULD EE DONE.

Il has become evident that the wine prod
net in this State is controlled by few men
who reap the products. The vineyardists
have not the means TO take care of their
wine. 1t costs a large amount of money
for casks, and besides the yineyardists
have not generally cellars for its storage.
There was talk at one time CT market
where wine could be held as it is in Paris.
but the proposition failed. Now when
grapes mature they are sold for what the
few purchasers see fit to pay.
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PRINoIrLEs, NOT MEN,

Mr.. Cleveland has addressed a letter to
the editor OF the Atlanta Constitution in
which the old Democratic idea of sprinci-
p sI' not men, is ostentatiousy advanced.
40" mat the Nominations are made Nr.
Cleveland Cleveland holds that it is the duty of all
democrats TO support the candidates. Per-
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NJ. W. Fox. who was the plaintiff in the
suit against the Hale Il NOrcross Mining
Company, has notified the directors of the
Savage Mining Company in writing that he
Will agree TO mill Savage ores for one year
at SIS 90 per ton. lie requires that the ores
shall be delivered al the mill he shall desig-
nate at the company's expense. and agrees
10 return in bullion not less than 65 Fer cent
or the car-sample assays of all ores of not
less value than $50 per tom
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For ~ eDty-four Hours Ending Midnight.
For Northern California - Fair bus cloudy
aad foCSy along the coast; southwest 20 north
west winds brisk along lie central coast; nearly
stationary temperature except cooler III the central
sud MOTT hcasteru portions.
For Southern Caforuia-Fair: south 10 west
Winds nearly stationary temperature except cooler
on sou Invest coast.
Ter oregon and Washington - Fair; southwest
10 northwest winds: stationary temperature, eN
cent cooler ia the eastern portions and ct olympia
anu Portland.
Tor Neysda-Fair, except showers in the north
est portions south TO west winds; stationary tenn
perature. except cooler in the northern portion.
For UtsE-Fair; stationary except cooler in the
northern portion.
For san FGauclsco-FaiT, but cloudy and foggy;
westerly winds nearly stationary temperature.
joins p. FTNLEY,
lieutenant ninth Infantry. of1ccr in charge
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DAILY CALI. tincludirE suaasysl, So Per year by
5r ,,e.,ai,'- II cents per week. or IS cents per
as-eHdsr iacuta. through carriers. DAILY CALL.
f,,,cr.es three montas, sc 3. SUNDAY calf
,,-,treu races} 81 30 per year pcStTSd SUNDAY
CAILaud WEEKLY CALI. 81 so per year, postpaid
WEEKLY GILL q pagesl 81 per year. postpaid
qFr C,11 cannot return rejected manuscripts
ror VIII tie editor enter into correspondence re-
meeting them.
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6o5 MONTGOMERY street, near Clay, open until y
o'clock p Nj. BRANCH OFFICES: &c market
street near EearRy open until u O'Clock midnight;
o7s Hayes street, open until 5 50 O'Clock 500
Tysin street oraa ttff $50 O'Clock; %, g EissioR
street. cen until O'Clock i. -; and 10 Ninth
street cpea until e:30 P
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1f,E DAl1v MoIiStNG CALL

tOh - =
NV YORK. .ERENrANo BROS, Z Union Square
Clfca-c. Observation-Disclosures. News Stand Palmer House
Rev ,lr!cal.s.,.. GALLGT & JOUBERF
t15la Commons ST.
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INV EASTERN OFFICE or THE CALI.
.tfottcr building, New York CRY. isrrovided with
f.,foI California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
Nelussl Z rates and sample copies furnished.
J. X NISCH Manager
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would ride from the ferry to the beach.
But the Southern Pacific stands in the way
OF q company which is willing TO carry pas
sen gers across the peninsnia for cents
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h'y Ct orr patrons lebo fait to ind THE
AORNING CALI for sale Ia traia-5oys
80 confer Iaror By notifying has ot.ce g
NDGct, naming the date and tram.
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AycTToN SALTS TO-DAY.

RrAI fsrATE.-By lasJcu. EidrIdse q Co.. at 63S
AlalAcl ST.. SIS - o-cioeS
CANuy lAcToRY.-By Abe Levy, at 20 Turk ST.
az q aift9gz
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ID EMOVAL-HARDING'S COLLECTION OFFICE
"a Removed to NV. cor. Pine and Montgomery
s. Under 49,
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To SUCCEED GInsa

Captain II. J.. Howison. u. s. N. and
wife, arrived at the Mare Island Nayy-vard
yesterday Captain Howison comes west
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE {:

Ezs a larger circulation than any other
newspaner published in San Francisco.
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PERSONALS.

T HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT L
i have severed my connection with the Magic
medicine Company, and will not be respOnsi bic
for any debts contracted by that firm after This
uate. DR. i. THlELE au2 2t$
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CIVIL SERVICE.-A civil service examination
for appointments as leter-carriers will be held
IN The Postoffce Tomorrow. The candidates
number -
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JF.CUTTER' SOLD BOURB0N.-This celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all irsIclass druggists and
grOceEs. Irademaik-star within a shield.
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FOR SALVAGE--C. h. Heweti. master of the
steamer san Pedro, has flied salvage claim for
$4,000 against the British steam Wellington
His crew llbeled the same steamer two weeks
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PALACE BATHS. enlarged, beautihed Warm
sea-water tubs and swimming. 10 Filbert.
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For OPENING LETTER.-TLe examination
OF Alfred Brlllaud. charged with opening another
mans letter containing 4 postonice order for
$50, viii take place al U'c oek to-day before
Commissioner SAWYER.
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WHAT stronger proof is needed OF the merit OF
HOODS SaTsapaTiIia than the hundreds OF letters
continuity coming IN telling Of marvellous cures
It has effected after al other remedies had faledg
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The Estate Is Unsettled.

Andrew Carrigan petitoned yesterday for
letters in the estate Of NJ. j. Costello. who
died in April, 1891, at Egan Canyon. New,
and left $4,000 cash in the HiDernia Bank
and a claim of Sl055 due from the San Jose
Mining Company for services rendered as
its agent Costello left a will appointing
Bartholomew OConnOr executor, but he
died in April, 1892 leaving the estate partly
unadminiSteTed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

i
- Chas. Ashton, All Montgomery St
49, Rents Collector; IRE insurance. fe29 cod
~ John ]. Lyons, Notary Public and
49, commissioner OF Deeds Office COZ Nontron-
cry; Ielephone 1852 residence 1902 steiner je9 e
- Nine. PerTier of Paris Desires 10
form class Tor American ladies who speak
IIehch but nave no opportunity for conversation:
special attention given to perfect pronuu notation
and interesting literature. Can, from 10 g. Fri
1ays anu Saturdays. 1000 Bush ST. iy3O 1t
IL Private Home In Confinement: sIb:
- pest care. MRS. NElLSoN, $50 6 cary. iy30 I'm
~ Books bought and sold. King Bros
80 3Iourth ST. near Market mr27 Il
~ Whitening Rooms 81 I'm. Panaring
- SO up GEO HARTMAN, 5l3 Third st iy2 IL
~ Cioaks and Outing Suit at yhoIe-
- sale prices. % sansome St. upstairs wis I'm
~ Fits, Epilepsy Tdiopathic and SYM
ueneeS remedies no matter how serious the case
or who has failed. References-J w aS,n,nca
aoo eth ST., Oakland. Cal; T.. X. Matthew'S Kings
SSlty, 6ai. Apply 10 agent. DIR. Sptzy p Pm AT the
ans Inarihacy 500 Fourth ST, ). Il. au2 Il cod
~ Sure, Safe aud SpeeJx Coro 20.
al irregular or painful monthly Deriods
rom Whatever cause; no Instruments used: n home
~ Cohnhemeht with best possible care and com
Iorts; having had long aud successfuI nrscttca I
can safely guarantee every case; sure nreysnrive
oi lncIease OF large families All female compIaints
treated with unexceled success nv NPsP ' M
Cisco AiS' SHh IRAN
e. All Female frreguIarities or othar
conditions. from whatever cause Restored In
4 Jay Dy electric treatment: safe, painless aSd
guaranteed MRS. DR. NJ. sTRAssMAN, ole Post. t.
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ALL persons afflicted with dyspepsia find inme-
date relief by using ADgostura Bitters, OF DrJ e. b.
SiegeTt & Sons.
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The select blue ribbon" beer has received
that recognition which thoroughly good article
u yer fails TO attain. Il Is really the best" of
beers, light sparkling. beautifully clear. and OF
most delicate and delicious flavor. The Pabst
Brewing COMPANY OF Miiw ukee. determined to
p Uduce the finest beer IN America has for that
purrOSe engaged the most skilled brewers from
bohemia. The beer Is put UP in most artistic
fashion, In clear While bottles, with neat blue
Ribbon attachment al tie cork. IL Is for sale by
ali hrst.cIass grOceIs and i!luOT dealers.
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THE CALL CALENDAR,
AV9Usr 1892.
NOTLCET

TUESDAY,. AUGUST .. 1892
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
90 =. enty-four Honrs Enaing Midnight.

UEPARTMFNF OF AGRICULTURE. !
WEATHER. tVEEAU.
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NOTICE. or lIEETINGs.

EXTRA Mlaee Pies. SWANS, 2IS Suffer stree
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sPEcr.L NorIctScoNr.xrr

SIEtiaL iCES-CONTINCED.
b.. Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Coiiec-
ton Co, 4l5 MONTGOMERY, r. 8; TEL $3.50 de22 Il
81 Female Diseases. Private Home
b~c MRS DIR fUNkEl4l5 Eighth. Alameda. 1871
EP Private Home Confinement; Reason
~ able. MRS PtEIfER. 2O3e Folsom. jy25 6m
r. DIR. Hall. 1880 Market. Murphy Rid.
H. rooms 55 and ID; diseases OF women iyI6 6m
1SMme.SattIer French Midwife; Cheer
- tnl nome In confinement 1l09 Mission u Sm
~ ro 4 t Blessing ,so to Lnfiiss.Instsnt Re-
csuse); patients who have been imposed upoa
unsuceessfnlIy trested by others especially in
vited: board aud skillfuI attention during conaue
men;; advice free ORA MRS. HAVEN. 22s PostsE
RSsLadiesi Sure Cure, AnyIII; Nj. Restored;
G~S no operation or risk home owfee. Cfree. only
Private as (esex) urinary blood a. de Iefects
obesity etcsoOncured IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'm
To- SAFE. sure and speedy Relief for
9~S all monthly Irregularities, from any cause
without the of instruments. Board with all
the comforts and privacy OF home during confne-
ment Infants adopted IL desired Treatment
guaranteed charge Advice free DIR. and
MRS. BEALE. 404 Golden Gate avenue. Je3 I'm
" All Female Irregniarities restored
guaranteed at any period; can be used home
pills, 81 DIT ana Mrs NJ. strassman 9I6 Post st. tf
~ Attention-French Female PILLS Sur
E0 pass anything ofthe KIND as female remedy;
always relied upon for monthly Irregularities OBJ
ciente should not use them to guard AGAINST 3 mis-
carriage; price 81 Address MRS. N DAVIES
1856 Market St, Murphy building. room 53. mr6 II
81 DR.. G. 9. o'Donnsii-office and Kos.
So n" cor. WASHINGTON ahd kearny SITS my5H
- Private Home in Confnement-06I
IL Folsom Mrs. III. T.. Rodgers. Midwife ap 10 SIN
~ watches and JeweIrv sepaired. w.
10 r. SUMhERH AYES. Sixth st fe2O On
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Dividend Notiee-Ofiice of the p
E~S ciic Coast BOrax Company, san Francisco.
July 80, 1892: AT meeting or the Board OF DI
rsctOrS OF the abOveuamed company. held this day.
dividend No 2U) OF one dollar $50 per share
declared, payable WEDNESDAY, August 10
1892, n tho office of the company. l0l SanSome ST
room 70. Transfer books Will close august 5, 1892
at 3 O'Clock NJ.
iy3I u ALTON II. CLoUGH, Secretary.
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IOLLER, THE BABIES PHOTOGRAPHER
II has opened another studio, cor Market and
Ninth. formerly FlaglOr's Gallery; lovely babies
cabinets only So per dozen. iy2l 90
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K oUGHT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD a SILVER
ID by mail TO the Old reliable house OF COLEMGT
II Third ST, ST; viii send by return mail the casa:
" am CUNT not SaLlstAcLOEE Will
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HELP waNTED-CoxrrNUEp.


w ANTED-WOMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK
y. on fruit at Cutting Fruit Packing Company
1150 Harrison Sc. iv15 ~
R00 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED IMME-
oOV diately Steady WORK on fruit at A. LUSK
q CO.'S cannery, Brannan St, bet Third and
Fourth. iv22 If
VA ANrED-APPRENTICES TO LEARN DRESS
~ making trade thoroughly 92sB Howard. " l 3 ON
4 GOD COOK; GENL HOUSEWORK: NO WASH
" ing. Carlos pI.. Off O'Farrel mr.. Powell 81 3t*
GIRL GENERAL HOUSEwoRK; PLAIN COOK
u ing; small family: sleep home. 1875 Baker
street. jy3l 3t&
Il ERMAN GIRL, GENERAL HOUSEHORK. AP-
" ply at 2O4 Twelfth ST.. cor. Howard. iy31 3t*
"A ANTED-SMALL GIRL TO MIND Chill
w dren 1l13 Valencia ST. iy31 Sc
"a ANTED-GIRL FOR COOKING AND GEN
- efal h0usework: in family; SO month; ref
erences. Apply lS26A Suffer st. jy3l Sta
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II EADACHE OR NEURALGIA CURED N :
II seconds. chronic catarrh in one wees by Dr.
Ihiele's Magic Medicine. once and factory. 1917
Mission St; for sale at all drugstores tyi7 BINS
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TRAVELLERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
4 should ali use the Combined Letter Press aQI
Booh'; price compete 81 %; a book OF 100 pzges
an index and press all in roll II inches long by
inches thick; best value for the money; POSTPAID
81 40. CHARLES T. NAYLOR, agent 10 H1nt-
IL.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SCOTCH GIRL WOULD LIKE PLACE IN QUIET
~ home Tor homework: good home with small
WAGES; city or country. J. MILL T. o., Oakland. 5*
| AIDES WANTING GOOD HELP APPLY MISS
- IEYLIN. HIS Market St; open evenings 70 st
SITUATION WANTED; FRENCH COOK. 1927
- webster ST. ie29 7t<
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ri ARRIED LADIES-SEND loo FOR oINFALII
w bic safeguard" ono medicine no decepti0nJ:
Just what you want Ladies' Bazar. Kansas CITY, Mo-
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"A HAVE CHEAP RENT; WE DO OUR OWN
W work; we can sell you millinery 81 per cent
cheaper than any other house l332 Markat is IN