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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-08


The Virginia Chronicle says the police
force has decided to put down hoodlum.
ism, which is more rampant on the Com
stock than in Tar Flat, San Francisco,
or the Five Points, New York.
Hon. w. II. A. Pike, editor of the
Wadsworth Dispatch, is candidate for
Speaker of the Nevada Assembly. This
will be his fourth term in the Legisla.
ture. Hon. T. s. Bell of Nye county is
also candidate for the position. He,
too, has served several terms in the Leg
islature. Both gentlemen are experienced
Legislators, and well qualified for the pos
ition.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-08

s. E. Wertheimer's is the proper place
to 60 for an eye-opener in the morning
or glass of fine beer during the day.
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1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing no.
tice of application for patent be published
for the period of sixty days item consecutive
weeks.l In the Phoebe Weekly RECORD, o
weekly newspaper published at Phoebe, Lin
coin county, Nevada. J.P.DUNKLE. Register.
del
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DEERFoor CLAIM.

Beginning at the place of discovery at AKA
inch five foot long pine post marked U. s. Lot
81, Disc; thence running north 60 degrees CO
minutes east along c0ntre line of claim 100 feet to
northeast end center of claim; therce north
40 degrees 81 minutes west 100 feet to a 4x4 inch
Ave foot long pine post marked U. s. l. 81 7.
for corner No. Z thence south 40 degrees "a
minutes east 200 feet to corner No. of loca-
ton, corner No. of Index, corner No. of
this survey marked U. 8. l.. 81, p. for corner
No, 8; thence south 6s degrees 06 minutes west
$685. feet, intersect east side line of Zero
claim, U. s. Lot 40, at point south 81 degrees
"a minutes east 1887 feet from corner No. Of
said claim, 1063.7 feet intersect west side line
OF Zero claim at point south 81 degrees "a
minutes east 1044.3 feet from corner No. Of
said claim, 1924 feet intersect southeast end
line OF Scipio claim, U. s. Lot 80, at u point
south ~ degrees 46 minutes west % 3 feet from
corner No. of saidcl6im, 1272.2 feet intersect
west side line of Scipio claim at point north
81 degrees "a minutes west 1876 feet from corner
No. Of said claim, 1440 feet to a AKA inch Ave
| foot long pine post marked U. 8. Lot 50, p. o,
| for corner No. 8, whence corner No. 3 OF loca-
| ton bears south 90 degrees O6 minutes west 60
| feet distant; thence north 30 degrees "a min.
/ utes west 200 feet to AKA inch five foot long
| pine post marked U. s L.52, p. 10 for corner
No. ~, whence corner No. of location bears
| south SO degrees 06 minutes west 90 feet dis.
| tant; thence north SO degrees 06 minutes east
| 1902 feet intersect west side line Of Sci pic
claim at point north 81 degrees "a minutes
| west 329.5 feet from corner No. of said claim
| 1887 feet intersect the side line common tc
Zero and Scipio claims at o point south 81 de
grees "a minutes east 840.8 feet from corner Nos
l and of said claims. 637.2 feet intersect the
east side line Of Zero claim at point south 81
degrees "a minutes east $685. feet from cornel
| No, Of said claim, 1440 feet to corner No
| the place Of beginning.
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Nos. 1901. 1000. zoos. 1904.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, November %, 1892

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, November %. 1892.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Phoebe Consolidated Mining and Reduce
tion Company, by its authorized agent, John
Q. Eames, whose post office address is Phoebe.
Lincoln county, State of Nevada, has made
application for United States patent for the
Alpha, Deerfoot, Index and Richmond lodes
consolidated mining claim, situate in the
Ely Mining District, Lincoln county. Nevada.
consisting OF 1886 feet Of the Alpha lode, 1440
feet Of the Deerfoot lode, 1900 feet Of the Index
lode and 1000 feet of the Richmond lode and
surface ground as shown on the plat posted on
the ground. being Lot No. 80, and described in
the field notes and plat Of the official survey on
hle in this office, with magnetic variation at 10
degrees east, as follows:
ALPHA CLAIM.
Beginning at the place Of discovery at AKA
iuch five foot long pine post, marked U. s. Lot
50 Disc. thence running north rs degrees 80
minutes west along the center line Of the claim
SIS feet to intersection Of northeaat end line Of
the Deerfoot claim and centre of west end line
thence north 20 degrees 81 minutes west 1884
feet to a AKA inch i've foot long pine post
marked y. i. l.. 81 p. for corner No. whence
post Silver Lode U. 8. Lot So bears north rs
degrees SO minutes west 90.3 feet distant
thence south rs degrees 80 minutes east 9S3 6
feet to u AKA inch Ave foot long pine post
marked U. 8. L. 80 P. 2 for corner No. 2,whence
the corner icommen to Sections % and % 26
and 81, Township N, Range 81 E., NJ. d. Mer.
bears north "a degrees 20 minutes east 1885
feet distant; thence south 20 degrees "a min
utes east 1854 feet to the northwest side line
of the Spring lode. U. s. Lot 81 to u AKA inch
Ave foot long pine post marked U. s. L. 50 P, 8
for corner No.. 8; thence south As degrees02 min
utes west 1907 feet to q AKA inch Ave foot long
pine post marked U. s. l.. 50, P, 4 for corner
No. Il thence north SO degrees az minutes west
GAS feet to a AKA inch Ave foot long pine post
| marked U. s l.. 80, p. for corner No. s; thence
north ~ degrees SO minutes west 1864 feet to
| discovery point Of Richmond claim; S73.8 feet
| to corner No. 4 Richmond claim and corner No
Index claim, TAT. feet to AKA CHI five foot
long pine post marked U. s. L. 81, p. 6 for cor.
ner No. 6, and which is also corner No Of
Index claim and corner No. 2 of Deerfoot
claim; thence north 20 degrees 81 minutes west
236s feet to corner No. / /, tho place OF begin
,l,,r
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YELLow PINE.

The Mining District which Promises
TO Redeem Line oln County. -M-ny
Paying Mines Already Un-
covered and More Being
Found. "A Country
Teeming With
Mineral.
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INDEX CLAIM.

Beginning at the place of discovery at 4x4
inch foot long pine post marked U. s. L. 50
Disc. and running thence north SO degrees 06
minutes east $50 feet to northeast end center;
thence north Is degrees 80 minutes west 1869
feet to corner No. of location which is also
corners No. and 8 Of this survey
marked U. s. Il. 81, p. IL for corner No, IL;
thence south 60 degrees 06 minutes west $685.
feet intersect east side limo of Zero claim at q
point south 81 deg "a min, east 1887 feet from
corner No. 2 of said claim 1068.7 feet intersect
west side line Zero claim at point south 81
degrees 81 minutes east 1044.3 feet from corner
No, Of said claim; 1142.4 feet intersect south
east end line Scipio claim at point south 10
degrees &c minutes west 928 feet from corner
No. OF said claim 1272.2 feet intersect west
side line Scipio claim ut point north 81 de-
grees "a minutes west 1875 feet from corner No.
1 of said claim, 1440 feet TO corner No. of this
Survey marked U. s. l.. 81, p. 10 for corner No.
II whence corner No. 3 this location identical
with corner No. . Deerfoot bears south GO de-
grees 0G minutes west 60 feet distant; thence
south ~ degrees 81 minutes east 38 feet to AKA
inch foot long pine post marked U. 8. L. 90 p.
Ii for corner No. Is whence corner No. of
location bears north rs degrees SO minutes
west II feet distant; thence south 78 degrees SO
minutes east 1921 feet TO a AKA inch foot long
pine post marked U. s. L. 50 p. IA for corner
No IA; thence north SO degrees 06 minutes east
1928 feet intersect west side line Zero claim at
point south 81 degrees "a minutes east 1247. 8
feet from corner No. of said claim; 1856 8 feet
intersect east side line Zero claim at point
south 81 degrees 81 minutes east 1240.5 feet
| from corner No. of said claim. 1900 feet to
corner No. of location, a AKA inch foot long
pine post marked U. s. l.. 81 L. 49, for corner 10
and which is also corner No. Of Richmond
| lode. Thence north rs degrees 33 minutes west
373.7 feet to corner No. IL the place Of beginn-
| ing.
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RICHMOND CLAIM.

Beginning at the identical place OF discovery
q AKA inch foot long pine post marked U. 8.
Lot 50 Disc. and running thence north rs de-
grees SO minutes west 1863 feet to corner No. 4
of location marked u. 8. l.. so P. 10 for corner
No. 16 and which is also corner No. 15 OF this
survey; thence south 60 deg. O6 min west 1000
feet to corner No. 3 Of location, AKA inch foot
long pine post marked U. 8. l.. 50 P. II for
corner No. IT; thence south rs degrees 80 min
utes east 1878 g feet to corner No. of location,
a AKA inch foot long pine post marked U. s .
L. so P. 18 for corner No. IS; thence north SO
degrees 06 minute east 1000 feet to corner No.
/ of location, marked U 8. l.. 50 P. for corner
No. 10 and which Ia also corner No. Of this
survey; thence north rs degrees 33 minutes
west 373.8 feet to corners 10 and Is the place of
beginning, containing total area Of %. 10
acres, divided as follows: area of Alpha lode,
A IS acres. Deerfoot lode, 6.61 acres. Index
lode, g.. SO acres and Richmond lode SO acres
Area eliminated from this survey is SO acres
in conflict with U. s. s. No. 40 and / .O5 acres
in conflict with U. s. s. No. 80. Total con-
flict 2 81 acres. Net area claimed being IL. 28
ship 1 NJ, Range CT E., MD. Mer. and duly
recorded In the Office Of the Recorder OF said
Ely mining district.
The nearest known locations are the Zero
Scipio, Silver, Yuba, Spring and Currency
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Alpha Consolidated Survey No
50. or surface ground are required to file Their
adverse claims with the Register of the United
States Land Office at Eureka, in the State OF
Nevada, during the period Of publication
| hereof, or they will be debarred by virtue Of
| thelprovision Of the statutes.
Up. DUNKLE, Register.
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Po>rosFiCE HOURS.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
subseribs for ,hs REcoRp.

Subscribe for the RECORD.
Money appears scarce and collections
are hard to make all around.
If you want q dozen bottles Of Salt
Lake beer at 81. so, 20 to Thompson's. "
Two cars of Yuba ore were shipped
from the smelter to Salt Lake to-day. 1t
is high grade.
If you want dozen bottles Of assorted
Soda or Sarsaparilla at $3.50, go to
Thompson's.
Samuel 7. Godbe has applied for ap-
pointment as Notary Public, to reside
at Yellow Pine, this county.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-15
ON ANGEL ISLAND.
No New Cases RepOrted-SteWard
Heyl and His Gun.

There are no new developments at the
quarantine station on Angel Island, but
there is no telling when fresh cases may be
reported" said DR.. Lawlor to a CALL re-
porter last night.
The doctor laughed at the story that Stew
ard Heyl had been making regular triDs to
Tiburon, and said that the Customs In
speetoT and steerage passenger whom he
brought back last Sunday are the first and
only ones who attempted 10 leave the sta
ton.
The man on whom Steward Heyl used the
butt of his shotgun has been induced to al
low the steward TO live awhile longer ana
Heyl has resumed his duties at the station.
Should no new cases appear The quaran-
tine will be raised on the 10Th, when, no
doubt, the Pacific Mail Company will have
a steamer ready TO take the Chinese to Hon
olulu, for which place most of them are
hooked.
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give lunch party in aid of the Masonic
widows and orphans home fund at Irving
Hall on Friday and Saturday next from IL
to o'clock, and an entertainment on Sat
urday evening.
The third anniversary ball and leap-year
narty OF \. IL, |. No. IA will be held at
Unlon-square Hall next Wednesday even
ing.
The Eintraeht Verein will give their an
nual masquerade at the Mechanics Pavilion
next Saturday evening.
Society Personals.
Miss Mabel Cluness of Sacramento is the
guest Of Mrs. William H. Croker
Lieutenant E. j. Dorm. U. S. n, and
Mrs. Dorm are guests of Mr. Dorn's mother
at her homs~in Los Angeles. On their re-
turn Lieutenant and Mrs. Dorm will visit a
short time in San Francisco prior to start
ing eastward.
Mrs. William T. Marvin formerly Miss
Maye kewen) has come down from Vic
toria, Is. c., on a visit to California friends.
She Is at present the guest Of Mr.. William
mento.
Mrs: 'Prindle is entertaining her mother,
Mrs. A. IL. Miner, of Vermont
governor Markham expects to attend the
y. a. H. reunion to be held at Fresno on
March 9, 10 and II.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Pixley. Mr.. Fred
Somers Of New York and Mrs. o. w. Briggs
OF berkeley are passing a few days with
Mrs. Julia e. Dunn at the home of ex-Sen-
ator Booth in Sacramento
Mr. |: n. Fleischner, Mrs. j. Fleischner,
MI MISS Minnie Fleischner and Mrs. Mark
FlelSchner have arrived here from Port
land, Oregon.
Mrs. Thomas Fletcher Fish has gone on a
TEylng Trip to Ohio, New Jersey and New
1ork, at which latter place she will join
her daughter, Miss Gere, now the guest
Coast
Rey. Dr. Falk Vidaver will return from
the Eastern States on February oath.
MI and Mrs. VIII Henshaw of East Oak
lana Will shortly return TO Europe
MI and Mrs. Jerome Percy Churchill
ggGeee, Wheeler) of Yreka are guests of Mrs.
J. Wheeler on Grove street, Oakland.
Mrs. George e. Williams and Miss Frink,
VINO have been visiting Mrs Rochester and
MISS Josephine Williams of Boyle Heights,
Les Angeles, for the past two weeks, have
returned home to this city.
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KEELEY'S REMEDY.
Bi.ChlOride Said to BE Causing
Many Deaths.
Was James G, Fair Jr. Victim "A Sad Case
Reported From New York ell-Tale Let
tiers Sent to a Dead Man.

Since the very sudden death Of James G.
Fair DR., rumOr has been busy in this city
in connecting his uniimely demise with bis
recent visit TO the Kelley Institute for treat
ment.
While medical men hesitate to brand a
system Of which they have only an imper-
feet knowlege as having been the cause Of
the young mans taking off. the laity. unre-
strained by professional ethics, are inclln-
ing to the belief, and giving full expression
to 1t, that the nostIum or the method of its
administering is accountable for his death.
San Francisco is not the only city where
this opinion is gaining ground. On the con-
trary, reports from all parts of the country
are coming in with alarming frequency CT
the sudden death, insanity or other serious
eiilction of people who have taken the BIZ
chloride Of gold treatment, till now there is
quite scare among their number.
INSANITY AND DEATH
The most recent occurrence confirmatory
of the danger lurking in tie alleged cure is
reported from New York 1t is the case of
Walter b. Earle, who died in the Pough-
keepsie Insane Asylum on the 9Th inst.
According to tile published accounts Earle
was deserted by his wife four years ago.
he took to drink, but on December p last,
desiring to give up the habit, he entered the
Kelley Institute at White Plains. He re-
manned there until the latter part Of Janu-
airy. when he returned home apparently per-
fectly cured.
From the time Of his discharge uD to Sun
DAY, January 81. which was but few days,
he never tasted liquor, and was quite
rational in his demeanor, but on that day
he became suddenly insane. His parents
wrote the doctorsAt White Plains of his
sudden change, and were notified by them,
in reply, that he had shown symptoms of
insanity while undergoing treatment This
was great surprise for the family, who
had never noticed sign Of insanity in him
before that. He became so violent that it
was necessary to remove him to the asylum.
He died calling upon his wife to return to
him.
TELL-TALE LETTERS
Since his death many letters addressed to
him from patients who were in the institute
at the same time lave been received, and on
being opened and read the writers all say
that the treatment has left them with de-
Elective memories and flighty feelings
II is expected that this aud other reported
deaths will lead the State Board of Health
and State Medical Society to investigate
the institute, and the appointment of Il
Legislative committee is spoken of with a
view to forcing the Kelley people to dis
close the secret Of their alleged remedy.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
OFFICIAL DRAWING
....oF The.
LOUISIANA State LOTTERY.
Single Number, Glass "B."
Drawn at New Orleans, Louisiana, ON
Tuesday, February 8, 1892.

A Ii GENUINE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
n Tickets are issued at New Orleans signed by
PaGl Conrad, President, and agree to pay all prizes
In New Orleans where the company holds its char
ter from the State and where both the purchaser OF
ticket and the company equally protected by
the laws OF the state and the Uni.ed States Tickets
signed with fictitious names, dated and Issued from
other cities in the of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company. promising to pay prizes in other
places than New Orleans, are not Louisiana State
Lottery Tickets al all. but cOunterfeits and
cheats intended to deceive and defraud the unWary.
Remember that ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the
smallest part or fraction OF a ticket issued in any
single -nunber drawing. Anything in name Of
fered at less price is either counterfeit swim
die. Remember further when examining to see IL
your ticket has drawn prize, never to accept any
thing but our Official drawings, which copy
righted under the Act OF Congress and cannot be
reprinted correctly under penalty Of the law.
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ENDED IN A VARIANCE.
Natural Termination of a HoodIum Ball
Eight Arrests.

Natural Termination of a HoodIum Ball.
Eight Arrests.
Last Saturday night the Alabama Club held
a dance in hall on Twenty-fourth street and
ProteTo avenue, were in the wee sma' hours
yesterday war-dance was given. A couple
OF dozen young fellows. as ignorant of the
science OF pugilism as they are Of the laws
of etiquette, participated. They fought with
clubs, chairs and even used each other as
weapons. Soon the fight was adjourned to
the street, and Twenty fourth street had
the appearance OF a skirmish line in battle.
A disturbing element in the shape of the
police patrol wagon soon appeared. how
ever, and eight Of the belligerents were
gathered into the city's fold for direicts.
j. Shackleton was found bearing evidence
of intoXieation and was booked for drunk"
The others were charged with disturbing
the peace. Their names are John Curry,
J. Sharkey, Thomas Coleman, James Do
herty, Z. Mccarthy. II. Mccarthy and
James Sexton.
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the necessity of the society is constantly
illustrated in the treatment Of horses
Continuing, he said: Their helpless de-
pendence, their faithful service, their pa
tent endurance is not enough to save them
from the maltreatment Of those who del ght
TO describe themselves as n little lower than
angels. We were forced to make laws to
protect them from mans inhumanty.
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Two Desperate Hnnhlnm..

Two OF the hoodlums who wrecked an
Ocean View beer-salOon last week, and gave
the Teuton in charge severe beating, were
arrested on Kearny street yesterday morn
ing by Officer Philips They are Edward
Prenderrgast and jeremiah Mcnamara, ana
they VIII be turned over TO the. authorities
of San Mateo County for trial on charge of
an assault with deadly weapon.
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HEADS UP.

Something About the Cruelty That Has
Been Pfacticed by Men.
1t was George William Curtis who said
that it is sharp comment on our semi
civilization that it was necessary in the city
Of New York to found a society for the
prevention OF cruelty to animals, and that
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-15

ONE OF THE FACULTY.-In reporting the
changes In the faculty of The College of Mines,
Berkeley, on the 11th inst, THE CALL an
nOnnced thai "Henrique Dessei' had been ap-
pointed assistant professor OF metallurgy. The
name should have been Enric ID. Desi.
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JUST UNBIASED!
20 Ga SOS
Muslin Underwear! !.
INCLUDING
Ladies Gowns. ClGDliSG2, Drawers,
Lawn SacqueS, Aprons,
INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S CAPS!
TO BE PLACED ON SALE
: : $ D 4 2 !
4 Heavy Discount From Actual Values!

We particularly invite Our Patrons and All Others
who appreciate GENUINE BARGAINS to visit our Mus
lin Underwear Department TODAY as we place sale
GREAT SPECIAL PURCHASE of Twenty Cases of
LADIES' GOWNS, CH1IISES, DRAWERS, APRONS
SACQUES and CHILDREN'S CAPS, bought advan-
tageOusly that enabled offer them figures that
make them
UNAVOIDABLE VALUES!
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-15

The darling OF many a household has been saved
by Dr Bulls Cough Syrup. Price % cents.
Look out Don't be fooled. You can buy the
great Salvation Oil for twenty five cents.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-15

Prince Henry. Emperor Williams brother,
is suffering from a slight attack of the in
fluenZa.
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Underwrlters, Annual DINNER.

UnderWrIttrs' Annual Dinner.
The Association Of Marine Underwriters
will hold their annual dinner at the rooms
of the San Francisco Verein on the 10th inst.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-15

One OF the cruelties TO which Mr.. Curtis
alluded Is the use of the check line, which
Tor hours on stretch holds the b orse's
head IN most unnatural position. Life,
the comic paper. recently published a cut,
OF which the following is copy, and sig
nihcantly asks. How would man like t?'
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LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS.

At . Cents.
band
cluster
AZ s. Cents.
Of
embroidery a
At SO Cents.
of Yves deer
be
At IS Cents
with
At Sl.Oo
LADIES EXTRA FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS Pride
God at 50wlbe
sal a
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LADIES' mUsLIN GOWNS.

At 70 Cents.
LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS
O
At SI.0o
@ dbane
sleeves
At SIPS.
$3.50.
LADIES
brcHy;
At $500.
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS made
finished embroidery.
LADIES' CHEMESES.
At 35 Cents.
LADIES HEAVY MUSLIN CHEMISES finished with
c5ung good value will be placed
At SO Cents.
MUSLIN o
embroidery value be placed
at rs Cents.
MUSLIN O.
embroidery good at % will be placed this
At SIoo.
eof
0, on 9 a
At SE.25.
q
LADIES' LAWN SACQUES.
70 Cents.
OF
de good value at 81 % viii placed on on sale this day 5e
SI.OO
LADIES ACQJ made Of fae French waist u and embroidery,
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LADIES' LAWN sACQUEs.
CHILDREN's LAWN GAPS.

At 10 Cents.
CHIDBENS strings placed on
At Is Cents.
a a
At so Cents.
CHLDRENS LAWN EMBROIDERED of
a lay a soc
At rs Gents.
Of
good value al 81 %, will be placed on sale this day
LAWN FLATS.
Cents.
iwihem
a - '
At 25 Cents.
7 wa ~
Cents.
will be placed 5 at 49, $500
Cents.
CHDRENS
Will be placed a 7 No. $500
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-15

Also ALL NERVOUS SKIN, BLOOD PRIyATa
ANC CHRONIC DISEASES OF ROTH SEXES
STRUCTURE and URINARY TROUBLES CURED
No charge unless cure is effec ted. COusultltiO .
free. Call or address for pamphlet DRS PORTER
FIELD Il LOSEY, S3S Market street. san Frau
cisco. Cal. delS II cod wy