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IMPORTANr MOVE.

One Of Che best signs is that our young
men are organizing for ths purpose Of pro-
tecting their interests. When we band
together and decide that We will have our
rights the battle will be more than half
won. When all realize that we have had
combination against Us, which has not hest
tated to use any and every instrumentality
to Cypress US which could be brought TO
bear, we shall be in a position to relieve
ourselves. Our merchants have banded
together, now our young men are banding
together, and may we not hOpA that our
farmers and our orchardists will speedily
band together for self-protection? The
situation is even more important than If an
enemy's fleet were lowering off the coast,
demanding tribute from every vessel which
passed through the Golden Gate, for tribute
is also demanded for every passenger who
passes from San Francisco to the interior,
as well as upon every pound of merchandise
which goes out or comes in. THE CALL
regards the organization Of the young men
of this city for the protection Of their rights
as an important matter.
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THE SILVER COMPRomIsE.

The silver plank in the Republican plat
form contains general declaration in favor
OF bimetallism, and demands the use OF
both gold and silver as money whenever
coin Of the two metals can be maintained at
parity. So far as the free-colnage papers
have been heard from, they accept the
plank as satisfactory. The declaration In
favor OF bimetallism under such conditions
IS one the party has been ready to make at
any time. Not one man in hundred favors
the single gold standard. The policy Of the
administration has been TO adopt measures
which would bring silver and gold together
Oh some agreed ratio. The purchase OF
100000 ounces Of silver each month at its
market value is one Of these wise measures.
and the international monetary conference
another. We trust the pro-silver advocates
viii continue TO be satisfied with the silver
plank in the platform. AS there is no diff
ference in the party on the tariff question,
the removal of the silver question will
leave the party solid and harmonious on its
principal Issues 1t has been understood
from the first that the present policy Of the
administration was suggested by President
Harrison. Confronted with the possibility
that he might have to veto a free-coinage
bill, he induced leading Republicans in the
House 10 compromise on the bill providing
for the purchase Of 100000 ounces each
month. The commercial value of silver
has not appreciated so much under this law
as was hoped, but the present indications
are that the silver surplus is nearly ex-
hausted. Now that there is reasonable
certainty that the present policy will be
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TUE MOkLp,s FAIR.

The Republican Convention has not made
a party issue Of the proposition to give the
Worlds Fair handsome appropriation,
but has given the Democratic party the al
tentative Of indorsing the Worlds Fair
plank or of antagonizing it. A refusal to
indorse will of course be equivalent to
declaration against 1t is we'll known that
good many Democrats do not recognize
the right Of Congress to make such use of
the peoples money. They claim that there
is no direct authority for it in the eonstitu-
ton. and in the absence of such authority
Congress does not possess the power. Un-
fortunately for this law Republican Con-
gress will not meet until too late to help the
enterprise out
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A LONDON FOG.
Facts About the Muddy Atmosphere In
the Great City.
ContemporarY Review

Contemporary Review.
tits not necessary to describe the misery
of a London fog to any one who has been
compelled to reside in the metropolis during
few days of its prevalence. The painful
irritation of the eyes, the choking sensation
in the chest together with a general de-
preston of spirits and other ailments, are
the lesser sufferings that few who are ex-
posed to it escape. But 1t is not yet real
lied what an amount OF serious illness or
many deaths one week Of London fog
causes. 1t may be accepted that every 10
days OF this terrible visitation kills $500
people, and if we calculate nine serious
cases # illness to each death, we have %, 900
people laid upon beds of sickness.
To certain extent the cold that always
prevailS during these dense fOgs may be
credited with a portion of this sickness, but
net to any great extent, as neither fog nor
cold in country places produces any such
change IN the death rate. There can be
little doubt that the extreme discomfort as
well as he deadlineSs of the London fog
arises from the poisonous gases with viii eli
the damp air gets saturated, and inereas-
ingly so the longer the fog lasts. The
smoke, which gives the fog its yellow ap-
peaTance and is so dirty and unpleasant, is
not injurious, being only car bon; probably,
indeed, it prevents the poisonous gases from
doing more harm.
The log, It Is needless to say, is caused by
atmospheric conditions which keep the
lower stratum Of the air comparatively sta
tionarY and prevent smoke from rising, as
il ordinarily does even when there is no
wind to move it. Consequently the air in
our streets remains TO a great extent un-
changed during the prevalence of thick
fog, but it by no means remains
in the same state for the gas gen.
Grated in the 250O miles of sewers is
rising through the girds and mixing
with the air, which is also being cor
Tupted by the emanations from the mill
lions Of men and animals that live in the
metropolis. II is difficult to realize how
foul must be the condition of the air Lon
dOners breathe after two or three days of
fog, and the wonder is, not that so many
are sick and so many die, but that so few
90. The poisonous fog so deteriorates the
vigor Of life that. in addition TO its directly
injurious Influence, it renders the system
incapable Of resisting the cold. To pre-
vent these fOgs seems impossible; the drain
ing o. marsh land would probably do some
thing to mitigate them; the discOntinuance
OF the use of open Ires or the general use of
smOkeless fuel would make them less un-
pleasant, but they would remain as poison
Gus as ever
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Democratic Delegates, omoial Ron,e

The California delegation to the national Demo-
cratic convention to be held in Chicago June 81
will leave San Francisco at $3.50 A. NJ June IS via
Central Pacific, Union Pacific and Chicago and
Northwestern. The very low rate OF $40 has been
made for the round trip, tickets good for 80 days
available for delegates, their families ana the
public. This will be grand opportunity TO visit
your friends In the East and the great Worlds
Fair buildings in Chicago. The delegates win
travel In palatia special train OF Pullmans latest
improved Drawing room Sleeplngcar, Dinine-car
and Commissary-car. For teke and sleeper re.
seryation apply to ID. w. Hitchcock. General Agent
No. MONTGOMERY street. San Franniscn
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BACK TO OLD STYLES.
Iron Bedsteads with Drapings Are Al gain
All the Craze.

Pittsburg Dispatch.
There seems to be revival of old faucies
in the furnishings Of bedrooms. People
are becoming tired of walnut, oak, cherry
and other fancy woods in bedroom suits,
and iron is Tesuming its place as the prefer
able substance for bedsteads, II for no other
article of bed-chamber furniture. These
bedsteads are always daintily decorated
with paint Of delicate shades, and brass
knobs and bosses. They look cool and in.
YitIug for warm weather and cosy for cold.
Twenty-Five years ago they were in general
use, and they have never been given up in
hospitals and other public Institutions.
They have always been found healthful and
clean, and style has not been allowed TO
drive them out of places where utility and
sanitary perfection are the chief cOnsidera-
tons.
1t is not only in the material of the bed
stead that there is return 20 old fashions.
The chinZ hangngs and vallances that have
been consigned to the lumbeT-room since
our grandmOthers' young days are TO be
used again. 1t is now the thing to dTape
bedsteads with chintz and cretonne in all
the gorgeous patterns that were such favor
ties in the old days. A popular way of
arranging these Is from a half circle Of iron
rod above the head, from which the cretOnne
or chintz is hung, being caught up in gathers
al the top IN such way as to suggest sun.
1t Is on that account called ray" The
valance is a box pleated hanging of the
same material that passes around the edge
of the bed, dropping to the floor and con-
cealing 'the man under the bed" that has
been looked for for generations by timid
women.
Sometimes the spread and bolster are made
of the same material, each end of the bolster
having large rosette that gives it finished
appearance. Chairs are TO be covered with
these goods. and window curtains of full
length will also be Of chintZ and cretonne.
\ very pretty design for a curtain is to fes-
toOn one and have the other hanging
straight. This can only be done on a large,
wide window. A couch covered in cretOnne
or chintz has a large box underneath the
seat-which can be lifted like bed-lounge-
in which dresses can be laid full length, so
as to preserve them free from wrinkles
Three pillows 90 with this style Of lounge,
and altogether il is a very luxurious as we'll
as useful article Of furniture. A new idea
in window awnings is a Venetian blind,
strung on copper wire, which can be opened
to let the sunshine In, or closed to keep the
rain out without stopping all ventilation.
1t will thus be seen that there is every
opportunity for making the bedroom at
tractye this spring in a new and original
way, to say nothing of the cleanliness.
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The robbery on the Berkeley train yester-
day morning is about as audacious as any
thing IN the annals of highway crime.
Nothing succeeds like success, and in train
lootlng audacity and decision are qualities
that tell In favor of the criminal at least
for the time being. 1t is easy to be wise
after the event. Many people will ask how
1t was possible in broad daylight. in presence
OF number Of passengers, TO rob two men
OF $4,000 IN sacks, and those two men
armed just as well as the robbers. But
there was a eonsummate generalshiD in the
management of the affair." No time was
given for reflection. The custodians of the
coin saw pistols pointed at their heads when
they looked up. and the thieves were walk
ing off with the booty before the passengers
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the past year, and for a month he was very
i'll. His hair, once so long aud black. is
worn shorter and has turned almost white.
The swarthy complexion is ashen. The
Justice looks little Ike the impetuous law
yer who only few years ago leaped over
the bar of a Federal court at Oxford, Miss,
and with chair struck down United
States marshal. His friends did not expect
to see him rally from this latest illness. but
a writer in the GlObe-Dem0c 0crat says he is
up and out and on fine May mornings. with
a body servant carrying the basket, the
Justice is to be seen in the market doing
the buYing for the household.
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wEATnEK PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRECULTURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU.
san FRANCISCO, June u, 1897
For Twenty four Hours Ending Midnight.
For Northern California-Fair weather; westerly
winds: slightly warmer, except stationary along
the coast
winds: slightly warmer.
For oregon and WasEiHgton-Fair weather ex-
cent showers at Baker City; north to west winds;
slight temperature changes.
For Neyada-Fair weather except showers in
northern portion; north TO west winds; slightly
warmer.
For Utah-Fair. except preceded Dy showers IN
northern portion; slightly warmer.
Local Forecast.
For san Franeisco-Fair; slightly warmer.
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Pretty Strong Evidence.

During the trial of a liquor case in Port
land, Me-. a few days ago the courtroom
looked like the storehouse OF a wholesale
liquor-dealer. The aisle in front of the Jury
was full of ten-galon kegs, fve-gal0n kegs,
demijohnS, jugs, beer cases and bottles
while on the tables were measures, bottles
of wine, boxes of corks cork screws, tags for
jugs, etc. The list of drinkables included
whisky. gin, angelica wine, champagne,
punch, rum. claret add lager beer. Sugar.
btters and lemons completed the outfit. 1t
would seem that the State had pretty strong
evidence against the man from whom the
stuff had been seized, but the jury dis
agreed.
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sas Wharton Barker Keeping Quiet.

The outside world does not hear very
much nowadays about Wharton Barker.
who has been one of the most picturesque
figures in Penn sylvania politics. Only three
years ago Mr.. Barker was a prominent can
ddate for the Cabinet Office which the late
Mr Window secured, and in 1890 he was in
slrumental in the defeat of D5lamater. But
at pIesent he sticks closely 10 business and
does not often leave his family freslde near
Ienkjntown
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continued until its full effects are felt, we
may look with some confidence to an i'm
provement in the market value of the white
metal The silver issue is only second to
the tariff. The latter will keep our home
industries growing, and the former will
insure the stability Of property values.
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Delegates to the National Democratic
Convention at Chicago

Remember TO purchase your tickets returning
Via the Northern Pacific Railroad, the Great
DlHing.ear and Yellowstone Park route. BY do
ing you Will pass through the northern tier Of
States from The Great La es TO the Pacific Coast,
giving you an opportunity to visit the Yellow.
stone Park, and the cities of st. Paul. Mlnneapo-
lis, Helena. Butte, Spokane Falls Seattle. Ia
coma and Portland. For information. rates. etc,
apply to I. X. Stateler, General Agent Passenger
Deparlment, 63S Market street
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CALLaud WEEKLY CALL, 81 50 per year'poS''a'u' u
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sos Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock P ~ BRANCH OFFICES: 7l0 Market
street. near Kearny, open until II O'Clock midnight;
8ss HAYES street, open until 9 80 O'Clock, 6O3
Isrkin street open until $50 O'Clock; 25S Mission
street. open until o'clock P. NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street open until $3.50 P
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Before the warm summer weather prostrates
you take Hoods Sarsaparlla, which gives strength.
makes the blood pure and promotes healthy
digestion. 1t is he spring medfcine
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THE DAILY M0RNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
New YoFf. BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Cbtcaeo - News Stand Palmer House
NeY, tirIesns GALLOT q JOUBERT,
ll5Is Common St
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SiIt88l-PagG Edition.
NOTICE /

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MORNING CALL for sale Ju traiH-50ys
Wfl confer q faror Jg notifying this office ar
nG0cl, naminq lie date and train.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE or THE CALL

6 Potter building New York City Is provided with
flesof California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
SeItslg rates and sample copies furnished
u K MIsCH. Manager
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Protection of Witnesses.

A society has been formed in London un-
der the title Of the Witnesses Protection
Society. The objects of the association are
to protect witnesses from insult by coun-
sci, TO put the matter Of contempt Of court
into the hands OF a jury. aud to raise fund
to indemnify contumacious witnesses from
pecuniary loss, provided always that the
questions they refuse to answer reflect
upon their honor, and are at the same time
irrelevant to the issues Of the ease.
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Secure Yonr Rerths.

The diagrams are now open at Union Pacific
general Office, i Montgomery street. for the
reservation OF berths in the special Pullman train
that leaves San Francisco at o 80 A. NJ, June is.
for the national Democratic convention to be held
in Chicago June 2l
The morning call., 1892-06-12

BY using Halls Hair Remover, gray, faded or
discolored hair assumes the natural color of youth
and grows luxurant and strong, pleasing everybody
The morning call., 1892-06-12
Lamar sometImes Goes Marketing.

A few days ago the indications were that
Justice Lamar would follow the late JUS
tice Bradley. The once fiery Southerner
has been showing his age in marked degree
The morning call., 1892-06-12

THE fashionable ladies' corrective tonic is Anpos-
tura Bitters, the world-renowned tonic OF Dr. J. G..
b. Siegert 4 Sons.
The morning call., 1892-06-12

CoUGHs, COLDS, AND SORE THROAT quickly re-
lieyed by BroiVn'S bronchial Troches" 25c a box.
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EC%57 Calvary Presbyterian Church. Pow
ts~0 ell ST., cor Geary-Rey. C. Easton ID ID
pastor, Will preach at L A. NJ subject .,The I'm
just Steward" At p. NJ missionary copventIon
Rev. A. b. simpson OF New YORK presiding and Az
40 p h, closing session OF the convention. This
Will be Mr. Simpsons last services on the Pacfhc
Coast this summer All pastors OF the city churches
aud congregati ioDs cordially invited Strangers
at hoeis cordially Invited. PASTORS residence 3Oo7
Jackson street.
EESS7 Reorganized Church al Jesus Christ
~ of Latter-day Saints, Sachem Hall, Red Mems
building 32O Post st.-Sunday- y-schoo at IL: 80 p M
Prayer meeting at I. NJ. Preaching at 80 p NJ
Seats free
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GENTLEMEN. go to Dixon's. 429 Kearny st.. nea
California, II you wish a fne hat
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THE Wigwam Tbeater will undoubtedly do a
big business next week, as Manager Meyer has
an extraordinary programme prepared, including
the greatest of Irish comedians, Charles L. Me-
CarIby, who Will produce a laughable comedy.
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IL afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomu
son 8 ~ Ne Water. druggists sell 1t at 25 cents
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j. CooNEY Of 141 Fourth street paints, ,whltens
and papers houses. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beau,lhed Warm
sea water tubs and swimming. 7l5 Filbert.
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"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write 10 ink, on unrued paper, in al undis-
guised hand. State sex. Send with % cents,
stamps or postal note, to Kritiko," COS Mer.
chant street, san Francisco.
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THE MORNING CALL
pURITCATION OFFICE :

has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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JUNE STYLES Butteriek's patterns. Catalogue,
mailed free. II. A. Deming. 124 Postst S. f.
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E. H. BLACK, painter, ia Eddy street.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS. IF you WANT YOI7P
~ bangs to keep In curl the La Verite curling
fluid. La Verite Toilet Bazaar, over the Maze, ITO
Market St ie12 2t
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SfANISH FOR BUSINESS AND CORRESPOND.
* HSdreas IN months; class SO So privately
-. ANOIeo9 VI DOX W. Gall
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DE; .. D-PLEASE GRANT S A COMMUNICA-
ure; regards - S'ui uePa'-
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SPANiSH GENTLEMAN. 80 YEARS OF 1GF
~ would like the acquaintance OF American III, iI,
OF same age. Address Spanish, box 1871. C1iI
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A NNIE-DON'T FORGET THIS IS THE SPF-
~ cial-saIe week OF trimmed hats at the Beehive
Millinery, 80 Sixth ST. jel2 3t SuTuTh
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CRIfRCn NnrICEs

FsrPA nlnce PIES SWANS. 21s suttsr str.e.
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THE UNDERSIGNED DRUG FIRMS WILL
Il guarantee one bottle OF DR. COOPER'S Blood
and Liver Specific to cure you Of rheumatism. plm-
pies and eruptions. constipation and blliousness;
try 1t. For sale at KUPFER & co.'s 444 Van
Ness ave-; DAHLBEN DER q CO., 2l4 Kearny ST.;
hlPFERIS, cor Suffer- and BrOderick. .iel 2 3m cod
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II HONEST WOMEN CAN BUY OUR GOODS on
II the fnstaliment plan. Cali or send for PAM
phlet. kir&wood Rubber Company, room l24, 1886
Marke ct ST.. San Francisco Cal. je5 It Su
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GENUINE SPECS EYEGLASSES, l5C UP.
" Next to bakery, IS Fourth ST.: Sundays 723
Market st., in Celebrated ladies' dry-goods store;
don't forget the numbers ieII St.
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%ES Young Mems Christian association
ls~S Han 232 Sutter St, bet X earny ST. and Grant
ave.-Special mass. meeting OF young men this
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Address by Rev.
Dr. Allison of Philadelphia Seats free and all
young men viii be welcome Special excursion 10
Monterey, Hotel del Monte and Pacific Grove next
Friday, J2ne IL Special train leaves Third and
Townsend sts. depot A. @. Tickets, good to re-
turn from Friday to Monday. S3 90. Cheapest rate
ever oHered Don't miss II 1
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NINE FAUST AND MAMIE McMILLIN, ARTS
41 tic hair dressing shampOOlng, manicurinZ and
cosmetic parlOrs; hairwork done the art taught ia
all Its branches lad es VIII receive prompt attea-
tion. II Powell St. cor Ellis parlOrs and Z y q
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Books bought. King, 10 Fourth street.
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7 ADIES-USE MRS. NJ j. BUTLER's MEDI.
=, - cated eerate and tan, sunburn, wrinkles.
plmiies DiacAheads, moths and freckles Will never
Oi price Egyptian enamel creates a perfect com.
pexlol instantly 90 cents; wild rose curling fluid
MEL COSMETIC COMPANY. 13I Post il 2r MeSn.
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DERSONAL YOUR DESTINY REVEALED.
i fun written prediction Of your life with pen
picture of future husband or wife as foretold by
astrology. Se1d date of birth and p cents to As.
trOIOger. lOck boy II Kansas CITY Mn inv.,o
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NORTH PACIFIC HOTEL, NE. COR OF JACh'
IN son ana Druinm SITS contains bsrroom, dining
room and kitchen downstairs and 46 rooms ABOVE
rent $I75 per month; splendid location: nae
chance for hotel man. kObEhA .. MEnS MsS EN-
4l0 Pine st. Jee ~
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Observation-Disclosures COLLECTION OFFICE.
IL Removed to NV. cor Pine and Montgomery
sts., under Nevada Bank fec II
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THEODORE Z. METZLER, PRINCIPAL DE
4 tectiye Bureau all business strictly confden-
tiaL Room 40. Phelan Builliug s. f. my26 3m
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~ lfET-NURsE WANTED WITH FRESH MILK
w for a newly born baby. Apply 1915 Saera-
q Il naa Ern MI
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COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL $50 AND FARE;
~ cook country hotel, $65 short order COOK
country, $50; German Swiss second cook cOun-
try hotel north $50; cooks. city and country, $40
to 500 cOlOred walters for summer resort. $50;
handwasher. country laundry, S55 night porter.
country hotel, S25; stairwasher, summer resort
$40, free fare Office open to-day Sunday. G. r.
HANSEN q Co, ITO Geary st. jel2 2t
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uOUSEKEEPER'S SITUATION WANTED BY
IL middle-sged woman in the country; boy
years Old wages $40. Please call or address MRS.
NJ, 42J % Filbert ST., downstairs
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4 DYICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
u speciality, marriages annured; private, quiet
probate, collections Hens, damages, etc; no charge
unless successful practice all courts estab yrs
G. W HOWE nrtorneYs-at law S1n Mnrker feRr
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n GOD. RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WOMAN
VI wants work; good cook; care home; lodging
house private family light wages. 5012 Third
cr q
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w ANTED-TO- DAY. SUNDAY MATTRESSES
W and 2 chambermads, fFst-elass hotel city, $50:
office open all day c. r. HANSEN q CO, 10
Geary ST.
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CANCER SPECIALIST, 6. F. REID. 90 THIRD;
" to 3; 8 to 8; references; herbs used. my24 Am
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MILL VALLEY TAMALFIAS HALL TO LET FOR
lM private pieuIes entertainments. etc. Apply !.
L. CAHILL, 932 Mission ST. above U. S Mintl7 3m
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w OMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY WASH
~ ing, ironing or housecleaning; terms, 81 and
Carfare. 66S ClementinA ST. off Eichth.