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CANADIAN RAILWAY Traffic.

There Is considerable talk in Washington
oi bringing Canadian railway traffic to bear
e enf0r5e satisfactory settlement Of the
BeriEg Sea dispute. 1t is evidently Ca
madam influence that has induced Lord
: lisbuFy to ieopardize the ratification of
tie arbitration treaty by refusing to con-
tlnUe the arrangement under which sealing
vas conducted last year. Solicitor Hep
burn OF the Treasury Department says that
in 1885 the United States gave the Canadian
railroads $4,000 loaded cars, or nearly
5,00Q,oo0 tons of freight. The Canadian
railroads thus earned 500, 600. 900 that could
not have been earned had what is known as
the boundary privilege been withheld Sec
! ton 1905 Of the Revised Statutes provides
That in ported merchandise in bond or duty
paid, and products or manufactures Of the
United States may. with the consent of the
proper authorities OF the great provinces or
ihe Republic of Mexico, be- transported
from one port in the United States to
another port therein over the territory of
such provinces or republics by such routes
and under such rules as the Secretary of the
Treasury may prescribe. and the merchag-
disc so transported shall. npOn arrival in
the United States from such province or re-
public, be treated In regard to the liability
10 or exemption from duty or taxes as il
the transportation had taken place entirely
within the limits of the United States"
he rules the Treasury has prescribed
have enabled the Canadian railroads tn
carry goods between American towns with
tie least possible Inconvenience. Should
Congress refuse to repeal the statute the
Treasury could. under the law as it now
stands, make rules that would result In
great embarrassment TO the Canadian roads,
HE Treasury might demand that the goods
should never pass out of the hands of our
customs officers, and thus subject the roads
TO considerable expense. Solicitor Hep
burn had no doubt Of the power of
tie treasury Department to make rules
which would practically close up the Ameri-
can business of the Canadian roads. but
thinks it would be better that Congress
revise or repeal the statute. An Ottawa
dispatch says there is considerable uneasi-
ness in Canada over the possibility that the
United States may resciad the bonding
privilege. There is also good deal of talk
rs TO means of retaliation in the hands of
the Canadians. The Welland Canal, which
is DOW used on terms of equality by the
citizens Of the United States, is the principal
OF these means. Something more than half
the freight passing through the canal is on
American bottoms. Nearly all of this
freight is carried from one American port to
another. an intimate knowledge Of the
possible competing routes would be neces-
sary TO determine how serious blow the
closing OF the canal would be TO American
inland commerce. Under the conditions
that have pieyails-a the canal is the cheapest
route. but if the canal were closed the
traffic would probably seek some oth er
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1T STILL GOES ON.

Continuance OF the Investigation Re
gardiBg the Site.
The Postof1ice site investigation continues
TO drag YEARLY along.
David Hunter of 903 Van Ness avenue
called yesterday to see the special agents,
stating that he had resided here forty-two
years. lie opposed The location OF the
Office at Seventh and Mission streets, and
favored the Parrot property on Market.
lie stated that before the bridge was built
near the present site, there was a marsh.
which was filed up with earth and where
no bottom could be found for piles He
thought 100000 was an outside valuation
for the Site
Dennis Armstrong, VINO lives on Powell
street, gave testimony directly opposed Ia
that of Mr. Hunter. He was confident thai
there was a saudhill at Seventh and Mission
thirtv-iive years ago, and that the marsh
was near Sixth and Howard streets
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RICHMOND STREETS.
BrIckelfs Injunction Proceedings De-
INJURED Out of Court.

BrIckell's Injunction Proceedings De-
INJURED Out of Court.
Judge Hebbard sustained the demurrer,
denied the writ and then dismissed the pc
tition Of john BrickelI who, owning 81
acres 81 what Is known as Bakers Beach,
asked to have the Supervisors inclined
from condemning land for the extension of
Twenty-fIth and Twenty-nnth avenues
and New street
After the Supervisors had created COM
mission 10 perform the work the present
board attempted to dismiss IT, An injunc-
ton was served in January, 1891, and Judge
Sanderson decided that when once "A street.
opening commission is appointed by the
Supervisors, il Immediately becomes greater
than its creator and cannot be repealed By
anybody.
The commission proceeded with its work
until the Point Lobos club decided upon a
change of programme and Bricken then
filed his petition to have all the proceedings
anEulled. The demurrer was on the ground
that no cauSe OF action was stated. and that
the Supervisors had not exceeded theft
iuriSdiPfion
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and Postroads had made n report recon-
mendng reclas tieation Of the salaries of
the railway postal clerks. The bill is in
tended to so rearrange and improve the scale
o. salaries that they may be proport0nate
10 the work actually performed. 1t reclass-
lies the service into seven grades instead of
five, and fixes the maximum salary in each
grade. This max irnum will remain the same
for tho first ana 500 more in each of the
other grades, except the third, which will
be $500 more. The General Superintendent of
the Railway Mail Service and the Postmas-
ter-General concur in recommending the pas
sage of sucb "A measure
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route. With the bonding privilege with
drawn it would not be possible for Cana
dian railroads to compete for this business.
The influence which stays the hand of the
Government in respect to the withdrawal of
the bonding privilege comes from New
York and New England railroads. The
New England roads receive great deal of
their business from the Canadian roads.
The competition OF the Canadian roads is
also valued by the New England people.
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A Card.

We. the employees OF @. Curtin, take this
method OF publicly condemnlng the acts OF an
organization known as the Dry-Go0ds Clerks
Association, whereby, on tranparences carried
by Them they brand our respected employer as
" q slave driver" from which 1t is TO be inferred
that We are slaves. We most emplaiicalIy deny
the assertion. aud wish TO inform the said asso.
citation that we are not slaves but free American
citizens, capable of attending 10 our own bust
ness Without any Interference from them: fully
satisfied with our present positions and hours of
labor, which are the same as all other houses
except Saturday night, when the store is kent
open until 10 Z. NJ, as matter OF accommodate
ton 10 our many patrons.
We ask the intelligent public to Investigate for
themselves. and see II Mr.. Curtin, during a busi-
ness career OF tbiriy-two years in this city has
done anything 10 merit the persecution that is now
being waged against him unjustly by this asso-
fafin -
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John Choice was arrested yesterday on a
warrant sworn out by NJ. +. Wilson of 12C
McAllister street. charging him with felony
embezzlemeat. Wilson AYERS that he en-
trusted Choice with 500 shares of the Con-
suldated New York Mining Company,
valued at S226. and that after selling the
stock Choice appropriated the proceeds to
his own usp
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which will insist on going to the opera. 1t
seems TO follow that hereafter as now opera
houses will continue to open their doors at
the fashionable season, and the inevitable
losses OF managers will have 10 be recouped
by Government subventioEs in countries
which tolerate such employment of the pub
lie money, and in those which do not, by
voluntary contributions from the wealthy.
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WEATHER. KEPoRr.

DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE,
NEArHE8 BUREAU,
SAS Francisco, March -. 1897
Forecast for Ensuing Tws Ety-four Hours.
Fer Northern California-Bain: stationary tenn
Ferature except cooler in south portion: sou.horly
winds becoming brisk west to north; probably fair
Sunday.
FOR Southern CalifornIa-Lfyht rains; slight tenn
perature changes. westerly winds.
Tor Washington and oTegon-Raia; generally
cooler: south TO vest winds. brisk to high on the
coast
Tor Nevsda-R3in; cooler.
Tor Utah-Rain: cOoieT.
Tor san Francisco-Rain. followed by clearing
oonQit .ouS:- probably fair sunday.
EoBFRT l.. KERKAM. chief Of Division.
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LICENSED TO MARRY.

Licenses TO marry were issued yester.
day to:
Frank L. Patterton and Florence A. HuichIns
22-25.
Gust Anderson and Mary Janson, 30-26.
Alof Person and Selma Hajeim, 27-22
Lesser Prayer and Phoebe Saalburg, 1927
Charles w. Murray and Helja Bahr, 26-IS
Jose Oybarbide and Marie 0ronoZ, 4O-25
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Death of Engineer Dykcman.

Owen Dykemau, engineer of the steamer
Farragut, died on board of that vessel at
Union-street wharf yesterday morn ng
Valvular disease of the heart was the cause
of DEATH The death was reported at the
Morgue. but as the deceased had been at
tended by DR.. Buckley the Coroner allowed
the remains to be sent 10 Dykeman's home
at 1l0S Taylor street. Deceased was ma
tive OF Ireland, and aged Sc years.
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s25 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
o'clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street. near Kearay open uuti. II O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until $50 O'Clock: COB
Earsn street open until 80 O'Clock; 25,S Mission
street. open until O'Clock p N; ard l16 Ninth
.-rant- cner until Q 20 p. N.
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The patrons of the house OF j. III. Tobin, IL 4
Montgomery streeI, are hereby respectfully in-
formed OF the receipt Of spring and summer
speciallies. Exclusive lines.
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PostaI Clerk.' Pay.

Samue Flint Superintendent of the Rail-
way Mail Service. received a notice yester-
day from the House of Representatives that
Mr.. Enloe of the Committee on Postoffices
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A Fine Drive.

Major Lord, quartermaster Of the United
States army at the Presidio, has sent word to
the Supervisors that the Government con-
tract for matchmaking Lombard street is
completed and the responsibility for its
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Wants to Absent Himself.

DR.. May of the Board of Health has ap-
piled to the Board of Supervisors for a
leave of absence from the State for five
months, from April 10 August.
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future repair and good order rests with the
city authorities. The street is now a mag
nifcent boulevard from Van Ness avenue
tn fha PrpS1io
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rrfF EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALI.
81 Potter building Sew York CITY, is provided with
t.tssf California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
,eit.si!g rates and sample copies furnished
X MISCH. Manager.
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DIFFICULTIES with the liver and kidneys causing
pains in the back, lSssitude and general weakness
readily cured by Hoods Sarsaparina. the
great regulating medicine Sold by all druggists
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srRsCRIprION RATFs .

DAILY CALL dncludiug Sundays, SO per year by
,ral postpaid: 5 cents per week. or IS cents per
ca ender month, through carriers DAILY CALL,
I'VE copies, three months, S. -. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pag-s). 81 SO per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
GALL and WEEKLY CALL, s. go per year, post
Paid. WEEKLY CALL (egat pages. 81 p per year.
,st paid Clubs OF ten tsent 10 one address,, SIC.
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USE Angostura Bitters, the wOrld-TenOwned South
american appetizer of exquisite favor Manufactured
by Dr. J. q. Is. Siegert 4 Sous
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A Choice stock Sale.

J.F.CUTTER's0LD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all firs-eass druggists and
grocers. Tratemark-star within shield.
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THE MORNING CALL
prRIIcATIoN OEFICE :

Las a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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To negleCtthe hair is TO lose youth and coIneIi
ness. save II with PARKERs HAIR BALsAM
PARKER's GINGER ToSIC cures inward pains.
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An Oakland Burglar.

William Jones was arrested Yesterday
and booked en- route to Oakland. He ia
accused of having broken into a cigar-store
there and OF having stolen pipes and tobacco.
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"BEowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" effect
i've Cough Remedy. Sold only IA bores. Price use.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

l MES McCoNAHEY, CARPENTER AND
81 builder, 122 Eddy-Jobbing repairing attended.
store and once fitting speciality. reeph'e S42S Iy
S.LAWRENCE.CARPEN ENTER AND BUILDER
y. ele sacramento ST.; cabinet WORK and fitting ue
snees promptly attended, telephone SUI mlSse
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SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS TAPED
~ and bordered on both sides at 10, Is, - and %
cents per yard, extra wide and worth "A great deal
more; also 54-ineh wide all lace for short cur
tans at 70 cents per yard worth 81. Chicago store
PIG Sixth ST. 81 N
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


re Coffey's Collection Company. 6l9
&~s Montgomery ST.. prompt. experienced and re
liable. LaboTers' claims, insolvency and probate.
Correspondents In every city in the United States
Canada and Australia jal2 cod II
- Mrs. SchoItz, Arrived From New
s~S YORK. specialist in midwifery and ladies' com
plants: private home in coHfnements 242p How
ard ST.. bet. Twentieth and Twenty first 10 3mo
/" Ladies, Use a Sure Preventive BE-
30 Tore irregularities instead of taking pi Is
after; 81. NINE THoRLEAU, So PARK ava. opp.
City Hall. mrI5 SIN
"e Bad Tenant. Elected for ~. Coi,ec-
er-S tons made city or country. fRcInc Ceicctioa
Company s2s California st. Room z de22sf
~ phrenoIoEiosl Examinations; Charts
ss~S given daily. Prof WOODS, 523 Kearny. Its
rs Books bo ught and sold. hins. Bros,
S~S Fourth 81. near Market. mr27 II
EP Notice to Property-Owners-A Big
Es-0 reduction In ironstOne pipe As per
Association; also contractor for briekwork, con
crete and sewer work. brick put under old build
this work cheap: boilers set and fine WORK n spe-
eiaity without any obedience to any combined
labor organization: estimates gratutous. JOS.
SMITH, 1888 Mission, bet 25th and 26th. mrl 3 SIN
REs Acknowledgement Fem ale Pills Sur
S-S pass anything OF the kind as female remedy /;
always relied upon for monthly irreguIarities OBJ
structions. constipation. etc.: ladies' who are en-
ciente should not use them to guard against a mis-
1896 Market st. Murphy building room So. mr6 II
E&s j. N. sharkey, MD, Pioneer Physi-
e~S clan and surgeon; 5l4 kearny ST.. once
hours. IL TO a. mrs I'm
" Monthly irregularities Resto ed in
b~S one day by electric treatment: lady In attend
ance. DR. NJ. SrRASSMAN, el5 Post St Il
"P Nichols Injection Avoids the Need
tf~c OF medical advice; no change OF diet; deli
cate remedy of marvellous effect All druggists
sell It, fe20 If
SS X. NJ. Edwards, Notary Public
EF-S once. 42l Montgomery ST.: notarial bust
ness can be transacted after business hours at my
residence x206 Geary ST.. San Francisco. Cal 29 II
1 a blessing 60 Lsdies-Instsnt Re
e-c lief for monthly Irregularities tfrom what
ever causst; patients who have been imposed upon
or rnsuccessfuliy treated by others especially In
yited: board and sklful attention duricg conhae-
nent; advice free. DR.S MRS HAVEN. 22S Post st
30 Female Diseases Successfully Treated
49, MRS. DR. FUNkE.i416 Eighth. Alameda / 3tf
E5P All Monthly Irregularities and
&~S other conditions restored ut once, from what
ever cause; ladies, wish instant relief consult
the only reliable female physician OF 40 years ex
perence; my remedies will positively cure after all
limitations given by suacgs and imposters have
failed: pills 81 also latest invention without medt
cine DR. n. STRASSMAS. 3l6 Post ST. deA tf
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Gan FRANCISCO. CAL, MARCH IL 1872
here, until II NJ. Saturday, April Is, 1892 aud
then opened for transportation of military supplies
during fiscal year ending June so, 1898 follows:
Route No Reno, New. TO Fort BidweIl, CAL or
Amadee CAL to Fort BidwelI, Cal, wagon trans
portation. All information furnished on appIiea-
ton to undersigned Envelopes containing bids 10
addressed 10 J. 6. CHANDL Deputy Quarter
maSter-General, u. :. A mrl7 At anI2 "
DR0PoSALS-NEw CITY HALL. SEALED pro
Il posals fer the following work and materials
Will DO received by the Board OF New CITY Ran
commissioners, 10 the chamber of the Board of Su
pervsors; on Monday, Aprii IL, 1892. between tn Q
hours OF IL A. NJ. and IL NJ. OF that day:
f1rst-Contract No. 80: For cleaning ana statn-
coating the whole OF the exterior o. the Hall OF
records, the open arcades and spaces inside aud
building OF the new City fail and for the painting
OF All the Iron and wood and other work thereof:
to be completed June so, 1892.
=. Seeond-Contract No. IS: For providing. plRc-
iEg ana hnlshng or part ttions. furniture and TT
tnSs OF rooms and spaces set apart in basement OF
the western portion OF the City Hail. same
peing Tor the general use of the City Receiving
hosplsal, lis several Offices and appendages at
taehed thereto: TO be completed June so, 1892.
Preference is hereby made To the plans specif-
cations and conditions OF contract in the ofhce OF
the Secretary and Architect, under which this
work must be done. The Secretary Will furnish
blank forms OF proposals TO intending bidders.
No bids will be entertained unless made upon
blanks so fufnlshed. certified cheek for 10 per
cent OF the total sum OF tender. guarantee the
closing OF the contract when awarded, must ac-
company ali proposals.
The board reserves the right TO reject any or ali
bids; payments Will DO made by audited demands
the Treasurer, drawn against the New City Hall
Fund: bidders must strictly comply with pro-
posals in reference 10 certified checks
George I'll. SanderSOn, Thomas j. l., Smiley Johh
H. burst, Board OF New City Hall Commissioners
mrlb BOT EDWARD l. WOLFE. Secretary.
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\ DUNG LADY FROM THE EAST WOULD LIKE
20 meet party who would assist Ter In furnish
Ing house. Address House. box 90. CALL Branch
A.
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NTOINETTE PREPARATIONS FOR THE
"a complexion and restoring gray hair are eli
French secrets tested by best doctors chemists
here: first time sold in America. NINE. MAR
CHAND. room 50, ThurlOw Block. fe2S e
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EOLDING BEDS-EXA1JINE OUR NO zoos:
Il mlrTored, with large plate 1Sx40: walnut OAK
cherry ana 10th century; cash price elsewhers $50
our tnstament price reduced TO sac country orders
promptly attended to- N. FRIEDMAN & CO. 2Z3
and 230 Stockton ST., 237 Post, cor stockton Il
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" ANTED-GOOD GENTLEMAN FRIEND. ONE
W 90. by lone, reliable needy woman: view
matrimony. Address Z. s., box 81 CALL Branch
once mrl7 3ts
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PERSONALS.

WIDOW FROM THE EAST WOULD LIKE TO
w meet party who wend assist her in Furnish
iwy a house. Address H. e., box IU6. CALL Branch
once mrlS Sic
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IA ANIED-A GOOD RELIABLE FAMILY To
W adopt very young infant 4 bright healthy
blue-eyed boy: al absolute possession given Address
.. A.. box 50. this Office ,nr1ai -.
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MRS. NICHOLS, WHO IS so SUCCESSFULLY
W treating badness, VIII be at her Office. room So
1l7o Market St, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
evenings fog the benefit who cannot obtain
treatment during the day fe2I limo
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MASSAGE.
PROPOSALS.

ATISS DORA YALINE WITH EDITH ROBERTS
NI 967 Mission ST: baths and massage. mrIe IT.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

mInce pies swAIs's. 2ls suffer street.
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A DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
speciality; marriages annulled, quick quiet;
SUITS commenced In any county. collections. claims
damages. liens. attachments, etc, enforced; legal
aocninentS prepared suits of every description D
lenoed or prosecuted vgorousiy terms reason lbls
no charge unless successful: 5 criminal aud civil
lawyers practicins u all the courts; established 10
years; references, banks and business hOuse4 O.
W HOWE co, attorneys aud eounseior5-at-lay
$40 Market st. corner Stockton SEQ n
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A MOTHER EARTHQUAKE - THE ONLY IN
"a dian doctor I'm San Francisco; free consulta-
tion 937 Howard ST; see big sign: ask your drug
gist for the Pawuee Indian Remedies: for sale by
All wholesalers-Langley and Michses Company.
Hedington Co., Mack & Co., Richard Drug Com
pany, etc; retailers please examine wholesalers
price list. mrlStf
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CUSRISE ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCKS RE-
- duced 10 3. so. NJ l.. MARTIN 434 Hayes 3ln

pERSONAL-STOP COUGHING? $1,000 RE
ward Tor a case OF throat lung trouble last
Stages excepted, which cannot be relieved by A
proper use OF DR.. X Stones BrOHchi1l Waters: 25c
box at druggists. For samples send j DC 10 STONE
MED. CO.. Chicago Ill. oc3 6n SaSu
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MISS THOMAS. MISS ADAMS; HAIR-DRESS-
VI Ing, manicure parlors. 105 Stockton. 4sI3tI
A TTENTION-BAD TENANTS EJEOrED FOR
"a SO and all costs paid; coll ectiOns city or conn
try COFFEY'S COLLECTION CO. 607 Montgoat
a jlnO
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NINE. MOREAU, rs FOURTH ST. FORTUNE
W teller. clairvoyant hfe-reader; tee 25c II Sts
Nj Me. SCHMIDT FROM VIENNA: MOST RE-
IVA nowned: revealing future events; ladies ST.
gentlemen -, by mail SIS. Once $50 Mission 20 I'm
nj ME- EXODUS, CLAIRyoYANT, HAS RE-
~ moved 10 Il Turk ST. Room 3; fee SOC. o2t e
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4 side land. o. box SIS. CALL branch mrI9 ia
WANTED-1O,OOO HOUSEKEEPERS TO SEND
W stamp for free samples OF ROYAL Dutch Cocoa
J. WOLFF MERCANTILE COMPANY, 500 t. 81
Front st. fnrl9 I'm
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SIX FOR S. c. s. DRIPS, tic A GALLON. ~
n barrels or 8. @. s. Rolled Oats &c p0uEd.
So so barrel; finest you ever tried SMITHS.
Alb Ernnt 81 n,rlq