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WHAT SHOULD REPUBLICANS Do?

There are not probably half dozen in
teligent persons in San Francisco who do
not know perfectly well that our citizens
have been robbed out of large sums Of
money annually in this city by some Of the
men who have been put in Office through
the fundamentally Of Crimmins, Kelly,
Buckley and other bosses. We cay The city
has been plundered and the fact is patent in
every quarter. a paper which claims to be
Republican urges Republicans to vote for
that ticket under the plea that it is Repub-
lican Cur citizens know that the ticket
wps nominated by disreputable persons,
net U5 II publioans. The so-termed con-
ventions were stuffed. Republicans are
under 30 obligation TO vote for knaves
under any circumstances, but when honest
men realize that candidates have been nom-
iIated actually By knayes, and for the spe-
clal purpose of robbing them, should they
vote for such ticket? THE CALL says it
is debasing to do so; that 1t is actually dis
honest to continue to vote into Office men
many of whom are known to be knayes. II
Republicans desire TO benefit their party
and to act fairly by the public they should
refuse utterly to vote for candidates who
are most Of them expected to be used by
the bosses to put money in their own Golfers.
AND the same arguments apply to the boss
Democratic ticket with equal force. Nc
decent Republican or Democrat can obtain
Office under the present boss system unless
he Is used as a stoo-pigeoD. In this city
places are nearly ali given to men who are
controlled by such men as Kelly, Crlmmins
and company.
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ALONG THE COAST.

The Poriervlle Enterprise has been en-
larged and greatly improved.
San Diego com plains that the water down
there must be peeled before it can be eaten.
which is no laughing matter
The "boomer" viii be in it, OF course. A
collection of San Diego County animals is
being made for the Worlds Fair.
Riverside has fourteen churches. and
thinks she needs more-and every man
knows where bis own shoe pinehes.
Surveyors for new transeontinental
line, presumably the San Francisco and
Salt Lake, are at work in Solano County.
The Murchison letter has cropped nh in
the State of Washington. 1t would seem
that that was powder that had been burned,
The Peoples Cause of Red Bluff favors
the educational qualification Amendment
for voters. 1t is thus the only paper in the
State, or the first paper, 10 voice a senti.
ment held by very large number of per-
sons.
Captain Adams OF the British shin
ArtbnrSt0ne. beaten by his sailors at
Vallejo, is reported out Of danger. aud as he
was in no danger at any time that shows
that man can sometimes get out Of a thing
that he never was in.
The meeting OF the Alameda Countv
Farmers Institute, to be held at Niles on
October 18th, promises to be one of the
most interesting In the history of the or
ganizatlOn. The institute will bc con-
Quoted by Preseason Z. J. Wickson. and the
programme for the day will be as folio ws:
Opening address, T. j. Wiekson: Gree
Planting" W. w. Brier: Fruit Shipping"
Thomas Russell; Insect Friends" Wills
5. johnson Constructor entomology at Stan
ford Universitv); "Insectiyorous Rjyds -
William w. Price (Palo Alto; recitation.
II. Oyeracker Jr. Scale Insects" g. W.
Woodworth assistant professor entomology
State University; Figs. Their Hardness
and Productiveness," c. II. Shinn; "Horti-
culture in the Old World" j. T. smith ::
essay, Mrs. Fleda Bunting
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STATE BANK Issues

Senator Sherman has brought into de-
served prominence the Democratic PROPOSE
ton to repeal the fen per cent tax on Slate
bank issues. 1t is not denied that the effect
OF the repeal Of this tax will be to flood the
country with currency issued by State
banks under the laws of the several States
In place OF currency for which Government
bonds are deposited as security for their re-
demption we shall have the bills Of several
banks Incorporated under the laws of forty
four States. Democrats in the Eastern
States fight shy OF this plank In the Demo-
cratic platform. They do not like IL much
better than they like the plank which de-
clares protective duties unconstitutional.
The principal argument in favor of State
bank currency is that IL will remain at
home. That virtue it will undoubtedly pos
sess. When IL crosses the Stale line IL will
be subject 10 discount. A State bank bill
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

T1voLI OrERA House.. Eddy street, of Market,
Crera-"Dle FledsTmauS."
GROVE STREET THEATER- Grove street. above
Polk. Drzma-'.HaZei kfTke."
WIewAN THEATER, corner Stockton and Gesry
streets Comic opera and variety entertainment.
HUsHSTREET TEEArER. Bush street. between
Kearny and Montgomery. Comedy Tangled Up"
SrccKwEIL's THEATER. Powell street, near Mar
ket COuedy-"DIyorce Day"
BALDWIN THEATER. Market street. near Powell
Clmedy--N lobe
MoEasCO's THEATER, Howard street. between
Third ald Fourth. DTama-'Confederate Spy"
r,r1roRSIA 7HEATER, Bush street, above Kearny.
comedy aIcFee OF dublin"
ALc4zAE LITER. o'Farren street. between
Stockton and Powell. Drana-"CaprIce"
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Women Drummers.

Women drummers have appeared in En-
rope, and, while not very numerous, those
that are known are conspicuous for their
ability and success. A yonnr Swedish
woman travels for Scandinavian firm of
machinlsts. She travels all over Europe.
and expects to extend her territory. She
recently arrived in London direct from
Moscow. and was then expecting to start
for Melbourne, all in the line of her busi-
ness One London manufacturing firm
employs several women commercial travel
ers. and several makers of dress goods have
at least one each. They find a wuman's
taste OF great value in this special line. and
it Is said would engage more women to
travel if they could find them with the nee
essary business capacity, good appearance.
good manners, aud good physique.
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years. In the face of these statistics it was
not of much use 10 prove that prominent
Republicans living twenty or thirty years
ago did not foresee the full effect of pro-
teetive policy. The present tariff illustrates
the theory of natural evolution. 1t devel-
oped by degrees. The result of partial
work encouraged clear-sighted statesmen TO
make broader application OF it. The
making of steel rails was transferred to
this country before we tried the effect of a
really protective duty on tin plate. The
results In one case warrant experiments in
anatbar
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may be good, but people outside of the
State will not In most cases know whether
it is coed or not. The average business
man has not time to acquaint himself with
the condition OF banks incorporated under
forty-four sets of laws. The United States
has now the best paper currency In the
world. United States bonds are behind
every dollar issued by the national banks.
and legal tender is secured by coin in the
treasury. For twenty years no person has
lost dollar in currency from the failure of
a bank in the United States. Such losses
have been confined to stockholders and de-
eft
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The occurrence of various thunderstorms
and heavy falls Of rain in the interior Of
California, as we'll as very heavy showers
In San Francisco On Saturday evening, indi-
cate that in an almost imperceptible manner
the climate of the coast Is slowly changing.
Rains in September and October were ex-
tremely exceptional some years ago, but they
are now regarded as normal, and. as rain is
chiefly beneficial, 1t is welcomed by the cul-
tiyator and even by the town resident. Nlne-
yard cultiyators perhaps lose by too geneT-
Gus showers. The great extension oil tne
area of cultivation In the State may explain
this change of climate. Perhaps the time
may arrive when the Pacific Coast will have
us refreshing showers once fortnight al
ieast; and during the winter months the
familiar deluge of several days duration.
ne Ioitliity OF the country would gain by
natural rsinfalls. and less money would dis
appear IN schemes Of irrigation.
1t would make very interesting reading
to present an accurate statement of the
amount OF money spent. even In legiti-
mete way, every four years for Presiden.
tial election. Quite how many millions 90
in this fashion 1t would be hard to COM
pnte. and as to the iliegtimate expenditure
the count is hazy in the extreme 1t is n
severe tax upon a nation, but Just as cities
are willing to keep up fire brigHdes, so the
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

TIE CALL has had San Francisco care
folly canYassed in order to learn what city
morning newspapers were taken by the
people. The result is that The CALL cir
culates fully one-fourth more copies than
any other paper. The CALL circulation
leads by fully one-quarter. The Chronicle
comes next after THE CALL and leads the
Examiner. The above facts show why The
CALL is SO strong in San Francisco.
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The LOINT DEBATE.

The debate between Morris N. Esiee and
Stephen NJ. White is so far the most notable
feature Of the campaign. The audience had
the pleasure of hearing both sides of
question presented by able advocates and
under circumstances which forbade mis-
representation. Both debaters were too
familiar with the subject 10 allow an oppor-
tunity to make points W hich facts would not
sustain. For example, when Mr.. White said
lion Of the industrial competition
Land and the United States,
IN the industry of England and
lay back and say, we have
John Bull: of course we have
elves poor in doing it. but we did
Estee bad the answer that we
act made ourselves poor by doing it.
~ the contrary, as Mr. Estee shows, the
Unity years in which this competition has
Deen going on constitute the greatest
wealth producing period in the history Of
inc United States. OF course Mr.. White
lost ground In the estimation of the audi
enee IN consequence of an assertion that did
hot bear examination. There is another
point upon which Mr.. Whites argument
was adr0it rather than convincing. de had
10 hold the Democratic platform Off at arm s
length. In fact he had substantially to
ADMIT TO the audience that 1t did not mean
exactly what it said. 'The platform" he
sald' does not pretend TO claim that the
courts viii necessarily decide that the tariff
IS unconstitutional" This admission was
ta'al 10 an argument based upon the plat
Ierm What are courts for If not 70 de-
care unconstitutional laws uncons:itu-
uohap II protective tariff Is not suffi-
Sehty unconstitutional to be declared so
ny The courts, how unconstitutional Is ii?
winch IS the constitutional interpreter of
,de e0neu.rtlon. fhe courts or party con-
' 'ehtonf Mr. White Iabored under an
G'iei Disadvantages Statistics are against
~ n The material benefits OF the protec-
system are demonstrated by the
NosIess Of the country In the last thirty
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ornsoRIPrIoN RATES

..,4vCAIL Including sunaaysl, SO per yearly
As,rsid. Is eeuIs per week, or IS cents per
D -. 49, ,pcath. through carriers DAILY CALL
.S'- -sr'.s tbree months. SO 20. SUNDAY CALL
~. ,,s-ss) 81 so per year. postpaid SUNDAY
81 ana WEEKLY CALL, 81 80 per year. poStaaia'
VEFRLY CALL Is pasesl' 81 per year. postpaid
qvr GAIL cannot return rejected manusor'p Hs
IN ne editor enter into correspondence To-
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
OCTOBER. 1892.
NOTICEI

Any Of our patrons aeh0 fail TO find THE
MORNING CALL for sale Jg trai'l-boys
"a confer faC0r Jy notifying this office q
ACGct. naming the date and train.
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vEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. J
WEATHER BUREAU.
. - In ~ SEA Orrntas q ISQ1-

WEATHER BUREAU.
sAN FRANCISCO, october 9. 1897
oe7ci.l Forecast for Twent, four Hours
Ending Midnight, Oct. 10.
>.-4hern CaHfornia-Fair, except preceded by
--..s-fng showers in the southern portion; south
- n northwest winds, brisk along the coast
,asr,y stationary temperature, except cooler along
-, s,.st and warmer in the central portion.
s.rrhsrn Callfornia-Fs!r, except showers IN the
..-Ynralas and preceded BY showers ST San Diego;
westerly winds, generally cooler.
oregon and washington-Light rains, except fol-
ioEaI bv fair in southern Oregon; south to west
-frds brisk TO nigh along the " ashinst3n coast;
.cesr followed by warmer, except cooler In North
vast Washington.
Nsvada-Talr, except preceded by showers In the
,-ogntalns in southwest portion; westerly winds;
roo,er. followed by warmer: froSts in exposed
psees.
cooler.
san Franclsco-Fair. but partly cloudy and toSgy;
brisk westerly winds; nearly stationary tempera-
me JoHS ?. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry. officer charge
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,,--+-on.erv street. near Clay. open until IL
s25 BRANCH OFFICES: 710 Market
9eo near Kearny, open until II O'clock midnight;
s5S Hayes street open us5 o gso S SSs Mss SOa
LaIA.N o-en until o'clock P, N; and 1l6 Ninth
49,. man until ESQ ?. n.
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a Wonderful Chess Table.

At late fair in Brittany, France. a
monk from the Friestine Monastery exhb-
tied a plain-looking tablc with An inIaid
chess board on it's surface The inventor.
or any one so disposed, sets the pieces for
a game and then sits along at one side of
the table. However cautiously he PLAYS he
is frequently checkmated by the pieces
from the opposite side, which move auto
natically across the board. N matter how
scientifically the player plays the ghost
moved pieces frequently come out ahead.
No mechanism is apparent; to all intent the
table Is q solid beard.
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many MORNING CALL

INR NALE A
49,, vors. .BRENrANo BROS, Union Square
NV News Stand Palmer House
tl.1NE~,is GALLUT & JoUBERT,
RtN l15Ia ComInonSk
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,rcTIoY SALES TO-DAY.

,r,>,rrrr.-By NJ. }. simmons, at lO57 Market
e.. :, - rrr-By Geo. F. LamsOn at 1920 Cali
f,r.ia s- Il II eloeA-
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The proposition to which attention is
called is 10 pay the funded Indebtedness
which bears 10 per cent interest and to issue
bonds bearing per cent interest. The act
proposes to lessen the burdens OF the peo-
pie. In point of fact, however. ii changes
them. II the interest in the common school
fund is reduced the difference will be made
up by direct taxation. The schools have
none too mach money at present. MI.
Waite says: THE State Treasury now
holds SO, 100000 The bonds 10 private hands
should be paid off out of the surplus in the
treasury and not refunded at all"
This S25l, eco In private hands is in effect
all the State owes. The other seeming in
debtedness is due TO itself. The bonds are
a source of revenue for Eublic Indebtedness
which would require so much more money
from The public treasury If this service were
cut off, 1t could refund these common
school and university bonds at per cent,
but ii would have to make up the reduced
revenues of these institutions some other
way. The reiunding act makes provision
for the extipguishment of the entire debt in
twenty years, in installments Of $4,000
each, after advertisements in Sacramento
and San Francisco for each installment.
This provision involves considerable ex-
penSe and some confusion of accounts. AS
the amount of interest money due the
schools and the universities decreases by
annual payments, appropriations must be
made to supply the deficit. Under the pres
ent law the Legislature will make yearly
appropriations to pay the interest ON It's
school bonds; under the propo sed law il
would make Smaller appropriations to pay
interest on the new per cent bonds. and
would also be called upon for an appropria.
ton for the schools and the university.
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r.sTFRN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
n = ,,,ilaing, New York CITY, isprovided with
j. HERNIA papers. Visitors welcome Ad-
l.,,'.irf rates and sample copies furnished
Ntltsi-' TX MISCH, Manager.
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THE strongest reason why you should take Hoods
Sarsaparia II your blood impure. is found To the
fact that 1t has effected many remarkable cures of
blood disorders.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-10

"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" have direct
influence on the infiamed parts, giving relief n
Coughs, Colds, and the various Throat troubles TO
which Singers and Public Speakers are liable. Sold
only an bo1es
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"nIrs. Winslow,s Soothing syrup''

NITS. w
Has been used fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teethng, with perfect
success 1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
alays pain, cures wind collie regulates the bowels
ard is the Lest remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething OF other causes For sale by drug
pists in every part Of the world. Be sure and ask
for Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup. twenty-five
cents a hottie.
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ORNAMENTS slightly damaged will be sold
cheap this week at Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,
l22-132 Suffer street, below KearDy.
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rHF MORNING CALL
OFFICE !

a larger circulation than any other
E11' ],s-,a7,er published in San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

EXTRA Mince Pies SwAIss, 213 Suffer street
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TIE REFUNpING ACT.

Secretary of State Waite has issued a cir
cular letter addressed "To the press of the
State" from which we take the following:
II Is OF considerable importance TO the State
and It's schools that the pros ositon TO refund
the debt OF the State should be well understood
by all voters, who are to approve or condemn
the measure at the November election. The debt
of California amounts all told 10 s2.52S, 500,
divided as follows:
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HELP wANrED-CoNTINUED


L'IRST CLASS OPERATOR AND FINISHER
Il on custom coats. l03 Powell st. oe9 81
NEAT YOUNG GIRL, ASSIST HoUsEw0RK;
IN sleep home: wages so. Call at 267l Howard,
cor. Twenty third, IN forenoon. oc9 2t~
oIRI. FOR UPSTAIRS NoRK APPLY 21l0
u California ST. oe9 2t*
TOME AND LIBERAL SALARY TO- QUIET,
Ii healthy, Christian girl who can sing hymns to
a widow nj. b.. box 50. Cal Branch oe9 2t~
CHAMBERMAID COUNTRY; GOOD PLACE;
\ free fare 622 Clay ST.. rooms and 2 oc9 2t*
rFeMAN GIRL FOR HoUSEwoRK AND AS
" sist in cooking: wages $50. Call Monday and
Tuesday from 8 to II A. NJ, 1522 ofafrel. % ~
WANTED : ExPERIEN CED SALEsW We a..
w ID. ". box So. Call Branch once oco o.
a OMAN TO DO GENERAL HoUoEWs OH Ok.
W 95719 Folsom St 80 :, :
OPERAToRs AND HAND SEWERS .t On
" closks. 909 Ellis st. oeo ~
> SALOON wAITER-6IRLS WANTED; WAG.o
y paid. 63S Sacramento ST. oco ~
"a AYTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN
w small family: no children good home: re er
ence re quired. Call It l8 Clay ton ST. bet oak anu
Page oc1 i
On GERMAN AND SWEDISH GIRLS FOR
~ housework. 93l Market Sc se1o u
lTANrED-APPRENTICEs TO LEARN DRESS
W making trade thoroughly 929B Howard. jy % ON
. YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN TELEGRAPHING
y and qualify for positions paying 500 10 - q
month. Cal. Telegraph Co.. kearny. cor. Gay. o
Girls FOR SILK FACTORY, WHO CAN GO TO
u Petaluma after learning the business. Apply
20 Stevenson st. Top hnor. oe. -
ADIES-OUR NIGHT SCHOOL is GROWING;
IL YOU had better begin now; cutting anu ~, nun
taught thoroughly; school open A. M III % r - a.
1913 Market St, room ! D. 80 :
13IDEIJTY MARRIAGE BUREAU; STAMP FOR
L particulars Call OF address MRS. BELLE Ia S,s
Mason st rooms b and Z. 80
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FURNITURE WANTED.
SEC0ND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND
~ sold. NJ COIN, lis Eleventh st. ocl0 St*
UTTERFIELD & VINCENT. AUCTIoNEERS,
ID % Flood Building, pay highest price. ocS ly
"a LILLIAN BUTTERFIELD, AUCrloNEEk, 412
w Pine ST. 20 years in the business; estimates
value of household goods; will buy large or small
lots sell on commission. au24 tx
I AIDES ANDGENTS' CLOTHING, FURNITURE
il of all kinds bought and sold. 1920 Folsom So Il
NEWMAN BROS, III SIXTH, BUY ALL
~ kinds second hand furniture and carpets etc att
W ANTED $4,000 WORTH SECOND HAND
W clothing: send postal l59 Third st. sea 3m
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
IN niture wanted: 20 per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE, 10 Fourth ST.: new store m20 CT
A LII SECONDHAND FURNITURE land CAR
II pets bought: large and small lots: call send
postal. RoSENTHAL, 773 and IT'S Market. oe IL 1y
IA J. SIMMONS & CO., AuCrIoNEERS. WILL
Nl buy your furniture pianos and books 1907
Market St ap35
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-10-12
Pleasant Hill.

Circuit Court last week caused
considerable hustling around among
the boys shows condusively they
know something they did not mind
to divulge.
T. J. McCulloch one of the Jurer,
of last court spent one night will
friends near this place.
We came very near having ;
serious accident near the place las
week John II. Wilburns horse be
came frightened by the sudden for
ward of a lode of fodder, caused b!
the wagon dropping in a low place
with front wheels, throwing tn,
driver J. W. Wii5urn forward ant
dropping him down through be
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One Dollar WeekIy

Buys Il good Gold Watch by our
Club System. Onr i4-karat gold
filled cases are warranted for 20
years. Fine Elgin or Wa,tham
movement. Stem wind and set.
Ladies' and Gents size. Equal to
any $50 watch. To secure agents
where we have none, we sell one of
the Hunting Case Watches for the
Club price S2S and send c. 0. d., by
express with privilege of examine
ton before paying for same.
Our Agent at Durham, n. c., writes:
sour jewellers have confessed
hey don't know how 70 can fur
nish such work for the money"
Our Agent at Heath Springs, NJ
writes.
"Your watches take at sight
The gentleman who got the last
watch said that he examined and
priced a jewelers. watches in Lam
caster, that were no better than
yours, but the price was $40"
Oar Agent at Pennington Tex
writes:
Gam in receipt of the watch, and
am pleased without measure. AL
who have seen it say it would be
cheap at $40"
One good reliable Agent wanted
for each place. Write for particu-
lars. EMPIRE WATCH Co.,
40 Tyr. New York