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IN DEMAND.

American girls who happen to be the
daughters Of multi-milionaires are in much
demand in Europe. The demand is not
limited to any particular country. Prizes
have been secured by Italy. England, France
and Germany. Two or three American
families have been beggared in the effort to
comply with the pecuniary requirements Of
these impecunlds foreign noblemen. The
State Of California has contributed several
of It's finest and richest daughters 10 the
enrichment Of European countries, whose
principal advantage over US lies in Titled
nobility. The contributions would doubt
less have been greater but for the wise de-
cree OF Providence in denying daughters to
several OF our rich families.
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CHINESE EXCLUSION.

Tie House Committee on Foreign Affairs
las reported Iav0Ia5ly Geary's bin pro
IaHDE the coming Of Chinese into the
L Tilted States. This is the most stringent
aa--Clilese bill that has yet been con-
-i3e.ed in Congress. Il excludes all Chi
reese, wIth out regard 10 rank or occupation.
except Government officials. 1t is based
upon the principle that a race who do not
assimilate with the natives are not desirable
residents. Chinese merchants, no more
than laBcrers, come here 10 stay. They
come 10 make a little money and return
when they have acquired a competence.
The two Houses Of Congress are now face
10 face with an effective bill to keep Chinese
ont Of the country.
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ONE OF BLAI>E's BAD DAYS.

The sensational and ofttimes silly Was h.
tn-ton correspondent Of the Chicago Herald
ntmates that Mr.. BlaiDe's withdrawal letter
was scared cut Of him on one Of his bad days.
This picturesque writer Of TOmanees remotely
founded on facts says that Blaine viii be
deep 10 the dumps one day. and as brilliant
rs ever the next. L is also represented that
President Harrison and bis friends have
been constantly On the watch for a day a
little worse that the ordinary bad day with
tie intent to scare Blaine into writing the
letter which is now on record. The mo
tive for these TOmances is easily found. If
Fl public impression could be created that
Harrison lad worried Blaine out Of the Pres
idential fight the nomination and election
Of Harrison would be attended with cOnsid-
cradle difficulty. In such case Blaine might
be nominated at Minneapolis in spite of his
letter. The Democrats are preparing two
strings for their bow. If Harrison is nOm-
mated an attempt viii be made to show that
he pushed Blaine off the track, and if Blaine
should be nominated the trick then would
be 10 show that Blaine IS mental and phys
zeal wreck. Meantime the President and
his Secretary Of State are getting along very
we'll together. The President is doubtless
jesir0us Of retaining the friendship Of his
Secretary, knowing very well that word
from Blaine to his friends complaining Of
Harrison's treatment would make Har-
rison's nomination improbable. and Of little
value if obtained. It is already apparent
that both Blaine and Harrison can take a
good lock at the Presidency without losing
their heads Both know how little the pos
session Of this Office adds to the greatness Of
a great man, aud how obscure a small man
m8y become after having possessed it. They
know tco that the Republican candidate
viii enter upon the campaign with 209 Of
223 votes necessary to elect counted as GER
tain for the Democratic candidate They
know also that the Republican candidate to
overcome this odds must poll the last vote
in number Of doubtful States The odds
can be overcome, but the combip strength
IF all asp.rants viii be required b. 10 it.
The morning call., 1892-02-16
CLERICAL CLUBS.
Proposed Visit of B. Fay Mills,
the Evangelist.

The Presbyterian Ministerial Union met
yesterday morning in Howard Church, Rev.
DR.. i. @. Mattena presiding. Rev, E. c.
Ray Of Chicago Secretary Of the PreSby-
terrain Board Of Aid for Colleges, delivered
an address in support of his cause. asking
for congregational contributions to permit
an expansion Of theological college work.
At the Congregational Club Rev. David
Writ gave d synopsis Of a book recently
published under the authorship of Rev. DR..
William 4. Matson, entitled The Adver-
sary." In tile discussion which followed the
ministers generally expressed their belief
in The existence of personal devil, al
though a number of the younger clergymen
considered the idea incompatible with bibl-
cal teachings.
The Baptist pastors considered the report
of the special committee appointed to in
yestigate the curriculum Of the Sunday
school. II was agreed to ask for opinions
and recommendations from churches
throughout the State, and in accordance
Herewith submit memorial to the Baptist
Convention regarding revision Of the
present international system of Sunday
school lessons. TO bring them into harmony
with the doctrines Of the denomination.
ltbfS. FRANK 1iAOUs n. lAuuSOH ana Ut. Ed
gren were appointed a committee to prepare
the memorial.
The Methodist ministers were addressed
by CHAPLAIN Drachms on "PrisOn Reforms"
and then listened to an address by Timothy
Guy Phelps on Opium" The COllectOr
of the Port advocated the total prohibition
of opium importation before American caDi-
tai became interested in the traffic, when,
as in the case of the liquor traffic, abolition
would be impossible. He referred to the
degrading mental, moral and physical influ-
ences OF the drug, and recommended that
every ounce brought here or manufactured
In the country should be seized aud de-
stroyed.
A special meeting OF the Evangelical ALI
ance was held yesterday to consider prOpO-
sllion to invite b. Fay Mills. the celebrated
evangelist to hold 2 series of union revival
meetings in this city. He is booked for
Oakland during the months of June and
July and could come to this city in August.
a resolution was passed declaring it to he
the sense Of the Alliance that Mr.. Mills
should be invited here, and a committee to
secure the cooperation Of ministers of all
denominations was appointed as follows
Revs. DR.. T. Chalmers EastOn, DR.. w. G.
Pond, Dr. A. c. HiTSt, j. Q. a. Henry and
NJ. =, Ferguson.
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A SMALL ESTATE,

Yet 1t Is Quite Too Much for william
STAIRS TO Handle.
William STAIRS has been cited by Judge
Levy to show cause why letters testament
airy on the estate Of Ann Eliza STAIRS should
not be revoked.
The citation also calls upon Catherine
Morrison to show cause why she should not
reconyey certain property held by her, which
the deYisees named IN the will, Mrs. II. j.
Angels and Mrs. Julia Menke, claim belongs
TO the estate.
The property is valued at $4,000. and the
deyisees aver that Starrs on account of his
dissipated habits, is incompetent to manage
it properly. They also claim that he is un-
der the control of Catherine Morrison and
has given her much Of the property.
The morning call., 1892-02-16

A special meeting of the California
Camera Club will be held this evening to
exhibit slides from the Photographic So
ciety Of Philadelphia and the Joint Lantern
Slide Club of the American Lantern Slide
Interchange.
At the next monthly meeting the annual
election OF officers will be held. The regular
ticket is as follows: For President, II. b.
Hosmer; First " ce-President, II. c. Tlb-
bits; Second Vice-President, Sidney NJ.
Smith: Secretary. T. p. Andrews; Treas
urer, George W. Reed, Corresponding Sec
rotary, Charles A. Adams; Librarian. H. G.
Ovens. DirectOrs-A. g. Mcfarland, E. l..
Clifford, George r. Butler. w. j Street.
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san FEANuIsco, February 10 1897
Weather Conditions and General Forecasts
There is a aigh-pressure area covering the entire
slope ,yest o. the Rockies ana fair weather pre-
walls ia aII sections.
Tscrg was no precipitation OF any character enr-
ing the day. except .C2 OF an inch al IatooSh
Island.
Fair aaG warmer weather is indicated for Ill dis
I-ttt, Tor ensuing rHeatr-f1ur hours
In tLe Sacramento aud san Joaquin valleys the
highest temperatures to-day were from 10 ; de-
--ees lower than yesterday. aud from 10 TO - de
..-e IS higher ~ SaIl Lake city and Naiia WaIa.
The h-heS. temperatures to-day were as follows;
Baker cry 81 lgreCs, salt Lake and Wiuuenucca
40. KANE -. Is-o3sh Is and Al, Port Angeles
olympia ald Fort Candy 45 Portland IS Rose
burg. Carson City aut Keller -, Eureka "a. Walla
WaiIa and san Francisco 55, Red Bluff 5e Saera-
laerto so. Fresno o.. san Diego and Tucson o.,
los Angeles Is and Yuma Y.
Force - for Ensuing Twenty-four Hours.
For Northern Cali1ornla-Fslr; warmer; north
orly Winds.
Fcr southern Calicornia-Fair; warmer; north
erly wl-ts.
Tor sliaCton and Oregon-Fair; warmer;eI-
cent stationary temperature coast north 10 west
winds
For Jt1h-Fair; warmer
EonEur T. KEEEAM Chief Of Division.
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s25 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until II
o'clock p. ~ BRANCH OFFICES: 80 Market
street, rear Kearny open uatjI y O'Clock midnight;
s Hayes street, open uatI $50 O'Clock; COS
Irs-g street, open until $3.50 o'clocS; 25, Mission
s,re.t open ustit 9 O'Clock p, H.; and ll6 Ninth
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Funeral of Aurpsius Lavor.

The funeral OF Augustus LAYER. son OF
Charles James Fox LAYER. and grandson Of
Augustus LAYER the architect, took place
in Oakland on Saturday last. The remains
were inferred in the Mountain View Gene
terry,
The morning call., 1892-02-16

For THROAT DISEASES AND CoUGHs Bro,en,.
Bronchial 1rochos" like all other REALM good things
are initiated, and purchasers should be careful To
obtain the genuine article prepared by JOHN L
BROWS a Sons.
The morning call., 1892-02-16

HooD's sarsaparlIa. the most popular and suc-
cessful blood purifier before the public, is pre-
pared only by c. l. Hood Co.. Apothecaries.
Lowell, Mass, and Is sold by ali druggists
The morning call., 1892-02-16

The first annual report Of A. G. Booth
receiver Of the Bankers and Merchants
Mutual Life Association, was filed yester-
day. 1t shows that since the charter was
revoked Sl8,2O9 bad come into his hands, of
which Sl3,950 remains after meeting ali de-
mands up to date. He asks for $500 for his
own services. The report further states
that there are 822 poicy-holders in this conn
try whose claims amount to S3,31O. 500. and
45S in Mexico with claims amounting to
So 4gS 800
The morning call., 1892-02-16

ONE YEAR FOR RoBBERY.-P Hughes and
NJ. Ii tfman, found guilty If robbing James w.
Mitchell, were sent yesterday 10 he House or
Correction for one year by Judge Trout.
The morning call., 1892-02-16

II your complaint is want Of appetite. trv hal,
wine glass Angostura Bitters before meals DIR ! a
b. Siegert q Sons, sole manufacturers
The morning call., 1892-02-16

J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBON.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all iirsl-eIass druggists aud
grocefS. 1Iademark-star Within shield
The morning call., 1892-02-16
MEETING NoTICEs-CoNTINUED.

EP Republicans of the Old Twenty
w. fourth Senatorial District (Thirty-sev enth
and Thirty-eighth Assembly districts) respect
fully invited to attend a meeting at New Music
Hail. 92l Mission St., on TUESDAY EVENING,
February 49, at 1880 o'clock sharp for the purpose
Of effectng permanent organization for the coming
campaign J. II iMAHONEY, Chairman pro TEN.
L. ID. SLOss Secretary pro tenn. Its
TES a Meeting VIII Be Held by the
EbS citizens to borrow money at low rates OF
interest from COLLATERAL BANK. Is Grant
ave, near Market st. ja26 stu
The morning call., 1892-02-16

DISMISSED BY AGREEMENT.-The suit OF
Charles G. Emery against Mau Sadler & Co., for
an accounting, was dismissed yesterday In the
Circuit Court by agreement.
The morning call., 1892-02-16

Los ANGELES BANK REPORT. - The re-
sources and liabilities or the German American
Savings Bank al Los Angeles are reported at
Sab O7S S5
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-02-16

The Palace Salt Water TUE and Swimming.
'I3 Hilbert street. are now open for tile season.
The morning call., 1892-02-16

SHAY, AND NOT SHEA.-C0n Shea, a grocer
on Mnna street is perluIbed that lie may be
taken tor The Con Shay, who was arrested one
Me'k ago yesterday for selling ,aud Ipr sugar.
The latter Is u, ddler.
The morning call., 1892-02-16

Fc7Ss Pacific Lodge No. 1896 II. and n
9~D A. NJ, meets THIS EVENING Feb a
ruary 10, 80 O'Clock. ID. BY order of ~ ~
the Master.I GEORGE PENNINGTON See w
- Cal if rnla Chapter No, Is. n
Ls~0 A. NJ, will meet THIS (TUESDAY1 "a
EVENING, + e% uaTy 10, ~ 30 O'clock for ~ "
business and L. Nj, and NJ. l.. NJ. degrees nv w
order OF the II. 7. u FRANKLIN II. DAY, See
RS35S Golden Gate Lodge No. 30 ~ a
sh~S and A. M.-Called meeting this "A
GI 20 SCiaaRl EEENlNG' February u.s. Xxx
1ts GEO. J. HoBE Secretary.
RP Parker lodge No. I24, /. ,AAalnl,.
1~G O. o. r., Will have Initiation SS4ss7S<<-.
THIS (TUESDAYS EVENING. Feb. 5-EeSSS1E
ruary 10, 1892. Onicers. meEbers and '|z1IhNS~'
visiting broth'4s' cordially invited Eureka Hall
odd Fellows banding. &. n. REESE n a.
SAMUEL NALL, Rec. Sec. IT
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YEATHEl; REPORT.

frr>5rrrr-By 81. .. simmons, AT lo45 Market
Of 81 Hr
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CPECIAL SALE OF FINE FRENCH EN
- brofderies consisting of narrow, medium aud
wide widths; artistic designs. at very low prices
ranging from to soc; also including Sktrtfuz and
apron widths from Is TO 4Oc all OF which are away
under regular prices CHICAGO STORE. 2I5
Sixth FaI
The morning call., 1892-02-16

A TTENTION-BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR
n $40 and all costs paid; collections city
try. COFFEY'S COLLECTION CO., COZ Montgom-
cry st. ia8 ono
The morning call., 1892-02-16

CCIENTIFfC LADY TAILOR SYSTEM; NO
- chart or scale used: PROF. MALPSER, removed
from IS Kearny to l2I Post ST. wilt give another
course of free lessons in dTeSscutting; make your
Own dress while learning Room 20. over O'COnnOr
& MOfatt's Store fel4 II
The morning call., 1892-02-16

E'OLDING BEDS-EXA ANIME OUR NO zoos:
mirrored, with large plate 1Sx40 walnut, oak,
cherry ana 18th century cash price elsewhere $50.
cur nstailment price reduced $40: country orders
packed, shipped free any depot Nj. FRIEDMAN
a CO.. 2ZS and 230 Stockton ST.. 237 Post cor.
Stockton; open evenings. deI3 tt
The morning call., 1892-02-16

SHORTHAND, TYPEwRITING; DAY AND
- evening" speed class So month. 1904 Market
near New City Han. ia3l I'm
The morning call., 1892-02-16

CEWING SCHOOL-LEsSJNS GIVEN TWICE A
- week; 81 and 81 month. Call ByfpgtOn ST. of
Webster near Ellis and Mccormick St, of Pacific,
near Larkin feI4 3tS
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

pa mince pics. SWANS. 2ls suffer street
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A 10-POUND BOX (NEF WEIGHT) or PURE
n uacoi0red japan tea Tor So; only 30c peTpound:
this tea we guarantee better value than anything
sold at sec per pound in any store In the city, it IS
OF the greatest bargains ever offered IN the tea
lire: all aud examine il.
The morning call., 1892-02-16

~ silks. sealSkiaS and Sealetts coakS: also carp s
furniture, lacecurtains, blankets and fotdias-bsts
at III. FRIEDMAN & cos 22S and 22O Stockton
St why pay ready money when YOU buy fuss
as cheap by making q small cash p1ymeus dOEa.
balance weekly or monthly An inspection OF orr
stock is respectfully solicited: orders ey mali Tor
goods or samples promptly attended TO 223 aud
The morning call., 1892-02-16

j very reasonable weekly monthly payments
You can furnish a home for yourself Folio wing
prices will give you idea Of a few of our many
The morning call., 1892-02-16

ClALL AT NINE. E. +. SAUTTERrS NEW STORE
y and inspect spring styles POI Sixth st. fe3 IN
The morning call., 1892-02-16

A Ii LADIES KNOW IT Is BETTER TO GSB
II sure preventive than take medicine or N
dergo dangerous operation; my remedy never
fails: simple and harmless; 81. NINE THOR
lEAU. lO5 Stockton ST. Room 81. ialI II
The morning call., 1892-02-16

II UTTON-EOLES AND BUTTONS MADE PINE
~ ing latest style, plating. IS o'F&rrelL SEP
DIVA EDWARDS HAS MOVED TO THE NJ
II ceus House, Room %. ja21Im
The morning call., 1892-02-16

ROOMS WANTED
W ANTED-l OR SUNNY UNFURNIShED
W rooms In new building for respectable married
couple. Address Rooms. Box L. this office IU$
- -
"A ANTED-BY WIDOW DAUGHTER UN-
" furnished rooms for housekeeping in private
family; state terms. Address Rooms, Box SO, CALL
Branch once. Its
FRENCH GENTLEMAN DESIRES ROOM AND
IL board in exchange for French lessons Address
H., Box 49, CALL Branch ONCE. felB 8Is
pOOMS WANTED IMMEDIATELY ROOM
~ Renting Agency. 1882 Market st. fel4 St.
NANdEIj-ni, tsLI.s y EttUS.
" ANTED-YoUNG HEALTHY HENS AT 1857
W Mission st. fell SIS
The morning call., 1892-02-16

I ABGE STOCK TRIMMED RATS AND NIL
= = ti@Sry trimmings az sacrifice. AIRS l. H.
JONES, i ek = 128S >cecktce, ana 20J9 Fu,nore-
The morning call., 1892-02-16

Now is your time to get bargains at ROBINSON
KNOXS, 1910 and 1912 Market St cor. Rose ave.
and 800 Valencia ST., cor. Twentieth. fel4 SuTuTh
T HAD TOOTH so TENDER CTHE NERVE
j was nearly exposed) it would hardly bear touch
ing The Boston Dental Assn OF u Powell ST., by
their new process, excayated and filed iU without
pain. h. w. JOY, Druggist Post and Mason cod tt
The morning call., 1892-02-16

VOU CAN BE CURED OF DEAFNESS OR ANY
L pain OF the ear. MRS. COOPER'S Ear OIL will
do IT. SEARBY a Co. $50 Market st. fel2 On
The morning call., 1892-02-16

4 RRIY ED-PROF. LEONIS, ASTRAL MEDIUM
~ and scientific adviser. Ii Turk St, Il. ?. Jazz II
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PERSONALS.

BACHELORS, TAKE NOTICE-YOU CAN GET
ID your clothes cleaned and mended neatly aud
cheaply at 1919 Fifth st. MRS. HOWARD. fsl 6m
The morning call., 1892-02-16

EOUND-THE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
instruments in the State: low prices: Iargs
stock satisfaction guaranteed Pioneer Music Store
{. { .KEENE, Third ST. cor. Market I'll I'm
The morning call., 1892-02-16

HEAC fN-tHE COMpLENfCN Is BEAUTY-s
- chief charm Ladies way have wrinkles plsi-
PIES and SatoWoSSS X yea place yCuESeIs und sr
my treatment viii remove every trace OF them
amt maze your complexion perfect. Nv remedies
are harmless and viii keep tbs complexion in youth.
iui beauty. Ladies caa my preparations At hons
with perfect success MRS r. L. FULTON Az
Post ST. iaoS Ii
The morning call., 1892-02-16

WANTED A REAL ESTATE SALESAAN-ONE
w with $750-t0 invest in real estate in the sub
urbs OF Washington. d. C. Will pay 500 per month
ana commission TO the right man. best references
required to ability: only those with the above re-
quirements neeI reply. GORDON BRO, Wash
iugtOu, ID. c. fel6 81
The morning call., 1892-02-16
DREsSSISKERS.

IN CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CAL
tlO for four months 10 any part OF the United
States
The morning call., 1892-02-16

A IL LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
y female specialfsU, MRS. DIR. GWYER, 3lIH
Hyde ST.; private home for patients with every
comfort. 1al2 tt
The morning call., 1892-02-16

IHE IANItIU UhilAU UF ULNLEAL MUM
L NATION provides educated and courteous guides
to Chinatown, Sutro Heights Cliff House. Golf IN
Gate Park etc. likewise chaperOns to accom- ny
parties OF ladies on shopping exped tions an ~
points of interest; keep registry Of hrst-claa
nurses; maintain a record Of Al rooms and board
and rooms in private families: wash uHderclOtainy
for each person separately and in clean wafer.
pairing the same free of charge; no Chinese en-
pioyed, ana supply experienced white help, with
references which have been carefully Investigated,
to respectable families; likewise a bureau OF
change (art1cles which you would like to trade for
something else) which we bring before our patrons
Cor the small sum OF 25c: give us trial f. +
BAYLISS, General Manager, Chronicle Building
Telephone $3.50. la3U 6m SaiuTh
The morning call., 1892-02-16

90 R0 FOR A DOZEN CABINETS AND ONE
II =. w large photo. First-cIaSS WORK guaranteed
at WILSON'S GalLerY. % kearnK So. ie24 q
The morning call., 1892-02-16

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LADIES' AND
III GENTS, eIothing 1913 Howard ST iaS 8rn
The morning call., 1892-02-16

Hardwood Eastern polished bedsets ....... $50 90
solid oak, elegant Eastern polished hedsets IS 90
Solid oak. latest sideboardS. polished finish. - %
Best high back brace arm-chairs, each.. IS
The morning call., 1892-02-16

EO ITALIAN WOOD CHOPPERS TO CHOP
~ wood for the railroad. steady work, 81 so a
cord; wood-choppers, 2ToOt wood, 81 80 cord;
German cook, country hotel $40; Japanese cook,
private family, country, 500 colored waiter, cOun
try hotel S35. @ r HANSEN ~ co. ] 10 EearY [
The morning call., 1892-02-16

A DYICE FREE on ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
~ speciality; marriages anRuiied, quick, quot
suits commenced in any county: eollection5 Claims
damages, liens, attachments, etc, enforced: legal
documents prepared: suits OF every description ds
Tended or prosecuted vigorously; terms reasonable;
no charge unless successful; 3 Criminal aud civil
lawyers practicing I'm all the courts; established 10
years; references, banks and business houses. q.
w. HOWE q Co. attorneys and counselorS-aC-iaw.
$50 Market ST.. corner Stockton seq tt
The morning call., 1892-02-16
AGENrs MANrEn.

PARTNER WANTED-LODGING- HOUSE l6
L roUmS. Cali lll9 Mission ST., mr. 7th. fel4 ste
The morning call., 1892-02-16

VOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO Do HOUSE
cleaning by the day Call 1lO4 Mission 81,
1t+
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II Ugh PRICE FOR CAST-OFF CLOTHING:
IL send postal. NJ. RAPHAEL. 503 sixth. ia2S Il
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HELP wANTED-CoNTINUEp.

OPERATOR ON VESTS WHO CAN BASTE;
" buttonhole-maker who can finish; only first
class need apply, r. THOMAS, ITO Washington
St, top floor. w
The morning call., 1892-02-16

ENTLEAIEN! WORK Is SCARCE BUSINESS
" brisk; we have several good chances at very
small risk.
Partner in manufacturing business. 5000.
Partner in Old established commission bus $500.
Partner in corner grocery and bar bargain, $3.50
Partner in wood and coal yard $500
Partner money used in the monopoly, $3.50.
=
The morning call., 1892-02-16

w NJ. ALLlNGHAM ARIESiAN NELL~BOR *
w $50 Fifth ST., NV. cor, Howard. dci1ly
The morning call., 1892-02-16

~ ANTED-FIRsT-CLA BUTLER: BEST OF
" wages. Apply TO MISS PLUNKETT. 424 SUIT
Il
The Helena independent., 1892-10-29
APPOINTMENTS OF SPEAKERS.

The democratic state central committee
announce the following APP ointments of
speakers:
Hons. w. w. Dixon and w. M. Bickford
Deer Lodge, Oct. 20.
Hon. L. d. Mats:
Lima, Nov. 4.
Dillon, Nov. 8.
Hon. Martin Maginnis:
Havre. Oct. 20.
Hons. L. +. Collins and W, A. Clark:
Frenchtown. Oct. 20.
Missouln. Oct 81.
Hon. w. d. Hills
Mary sville. Oct. 20.
Darby, Dot. 81.
Hamilton, Nov. l.
Corvallis Nov. 2.
Victor. Nov. g.
Stevensvile, Nov. 4.
Florence, Nov. 5.
Hon. Robert b. Smith:
ChoteRu. Oct. 80.
Hon. w. A. Clark:
Bnnnack. Nov. 4.
Hons. w. W, Dixon and T. E. Collins
Helena. Nov. 4.
Hons. w. w. Dixon and r. B. Smith
4 Anaconda. Nov. 5.
Hons. Jos. X. Toole and w. w. Dixon:
Butte, Nov. 7.
Col. Il. o. O'Leary:
Glendale Oct. 81.
Dewey's, Nov. l.
Hon. N. w. McConnell:
junction City, Nov. 8.
Saltwater, Nov. 4.
Park City. Nov. 8, afternoon.
Laurel, Nov. 5. evening.
Billings, Nov. 7.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-29
A Leader.

Since it's first int oduction, Electric Bit
ters has gained rapidly in popular favor,
until now it is clearly in the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and alteratives-
containing nothing which permits its use
as beverage or intoxicant, 1t is recognized
ns the best aud pu est medicine for all all
ments of Stomach, Liver or KiGneyR. 1t
will cure Sick Headache. Indigestion, Con
stipation and drive Malaria from the sys-
TEN. Satisfaction qua anteed with each
bottle or the money will be refunded.
Prioe only 80 cents a bottle. Sold by H.
nj. Parchen & Co.