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THE PLATFORM.

There IS material Tor good political plat
form in the Stock ton platform and the Fresno
platform combined. The Fresno platform
meets the transportation question fairly
well. Il denounces the interference Of the
Southern Pacific Company Of Kentucky in
politics and especially denOunces the sys-
ten Of boss politics largely created and f0s-
tered by that corporation; also the inaction
OF the Railroad Commission, and recon-
mends lis abolition. i is worthy Of note
that the convention persisted in retaining
the indOrsementOf the San Francisco Traffic
Association in the face Of plausible speech
bv Stephen II. White in favor of substitute
resolution which left the association unmeD-
toned. This perhaps is the most significant
work Of the convention. Mr. 0siTOm had
been unexpectedly defeated for chairman
Of the convention. AMI no apparent cause
has appeared to account for the defeat eX-
cept Mr.. 0strom's declaration that be would
not ind0rse the San Francisco Traffic Asso-
citation. It is Of course under5 tood that Mr.
Ostrom' : refusal to indorse the association
was based on the apprehension that the
Traffic Association contemplated tile aboli-
ton Of interior terminal points, but after
repeated assurances that the Traffic Asso-
0strom hardly had Z right to suppose that
It did. But this action Of the convention,
taken in connection with the refusal Of the
convention to accept Mr.. Whites substitute,
shows that the Traffic Association has won
the confidence Of the people in the State
as we'll as in this city. The convention aid
good deal Of denouncing which does not
read well at the present time. The resOlu-
ton demanding tariff reform is open TO
the charge that while not asking for the
removal Of duties on manufactured goods.
it does favor the free admission Of raw
material Tariff reform can hardly take a
more unjust form than that the worker in
raw material Is exposed to free competition
with cheap foreign labor while the worker
ia mills IS protected by tax on the product
Of foreign labor. This is the kind Of tariff
reform which was recently voted down in
Rhode Island.
On the silver question the convention has
taken an equally untenable position. It
denOunees the silver policy Of the Repub-
lican party, but offers no policy in place Of
il. The demand for a full aud sufficient
volume of money consisting Of gold, silver
and legal tender does not carry a suggestion
as to how gold and silver are to be made to
circulate at par with each other The free
silver coinage advocates at least have plan
Of action, though there is a difference of
opinion as to the wisdom of that plan.
The resolution requiring the railroad to
pay their taxes will meet general approval
The Republicans can act upon the spirit OF
this resolution by pledging their legislative
candidates to vote right on any measures
proposed to make the railroad pay up.
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BIG IMPROVEMENTS.
The City Asked for "A Special ApproprIa-
tion OF $4,000.

The City Asked for "A Special ApproprIa-
tion OF $4,000.
A petition signed by many propertY-own-
ers of Fell and Oak streets, between Baker
and Stanyan. and Of Sianyan street, be-
tween Fell and Fulton, and between Oak
and Haight streets. and streets adjacent
thereto was flied yesterday morning with
the clerk of the Board of Supervisors, ask
ing for a special appropriation of $500
to the street department fund. The prop
erty-bolders urge the necessity of extensive
aud immediate street Improvements in the
district they represent, and express them
selves as ready to do their share of the
work. The city is liable for one-half the
expenses, owning One-half the frontage,
and eXpediency IS desired, IL fer no other
reason than to prevent debris from choking
up and destroying the new Fell street
sewer system. The needs suggested are
many, and 1t would take considerable time
tn DerfOrm the work
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Reports Receivod-Delegatest to the Gen.
eraI Convention.

Reports Received d-Delegates to the Gen.
eraI Convention.
Great interest was manifested yesterday
in the diocesan convention Of the Episcopal
church, notwithstanding the inconvenience
caused by the high temperature.
Reports received from the various COM
mittees were all of an interesting character,
especially those treating of Christian edu-
cation and EpiscopaIian charities. Under the
latter head much Information was given Of
the Armitage and Maria Kip orphanages,
which are making steady progress.
The following gentlemen were elected
delegates to the General Convention: Rev.
r. G. Foute, Grace Church, San Francisco !;
Rev. L. b. Spalding. st. Johns Church, San
Francisco; Rev. II. B. Restarick. ST. Paurs
Church. San Diego; Rev. E. A. Lion, st.
Stephens Church. Laymen = George w.
Gibbs, Grace Church; G. v S. Gibbs, Trim
ity Church; j. F. lowell, st. Paul's Church,
Los Angeles. and w. A. Van Bokkelen, ST.
PauPs Church. Oakland.
John II. Stanly was appointed chancellor
of the diocese. and DR.. Benjamin Akerly
REGISTRAR
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REPUBLICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The pitiful attempt of certain Repu5li-
can machine politicians to find some man
upon whom TO concentrate opposition to
Harrison is still persisted in. Their mottois
anybody to beat Harrison. General Alger
seems to be willing to be used for this pur-
pose, but there is not much strength in his
name. There was time. doubtless. when
Blaine might have taken the nomination
from Harrison. That time, however, is
passed. Blaine could not enter the contest
now without suspicion of bad faith. The
field was open TO him once and he declined
to enter it. The best elements of the party
have meantime rallied around Harrison. 1t
is hard to believe that the men who are now
intriguing against Harrison mean we'll by
fhp parfv
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The Hottest Yet.

With the exception of Los Angeles, San
Diego and Baker City, where the highest
temperature yesterday was two degrees be-
low that of the preceding day. there was a
material increase in the heat at all other
points of observation along the coast, save
Tucson, where it was stationary
In this city, before daybreak. the ther-
mOmeter recorded 62 degrees. At A. NJ. it
went 10 63 degrees, and as the day grew
older it kept on climbing till 80 was reached,
an increase Of two degrees over Wednes-
days record. At Sacramento the increase
OF temperature was six degrees over that Of
the preceding day, and at Fresno, Keeler,
Carson, Wnnemueca and Yuma the in
crease was four degrees.
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THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Parties and Other Events Announced for
Tnis Evening.
The Tillicums have issued invitations for
their "hias colliton." to be held this even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall.
Mrs. Ada Clarke will give a Juvenile
matinee next Monday afternoon at 2o'clock
al Cavalry Hall. Oakland.
The Grizzlies, an offshoot of Pacific Par
lor No. 10, n. s. g. W., will give an invita-
ton party this evening.
a special concert will be given in Ply
mouth Church on Post street, near Web
ster, tn 5 evening for the benefit Of the
Boys Brigade
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will give reeention to Mary Allen
West, editor Of the Union Signal of Chi
eago, on Monday evening at the headuuar-
terS of the society. 132 McAllster street.
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Attention, Eastbound Passenpers

FAST TIME TO THE EAST Commencing sun
day, May l, through Pullman frstclass sleeping cars
will daily from San Francisco to Chicago with.
out change via the Bio Grande and GREAT ROCK
ISLAND ROUTE, reducing the time to CHICAGO
to THREE DAYS AND 20 HOURS and to NEW
YORK TO -FOUR DAYS AND 22 HOURS running
via Salt Lake CITY, Leadville, Colorado Springs aud
Omaha passing through the Royal Gorge aud all the
magnificent scenery OF the Rocky Mountains. For
seeping-car reservations apply to any ticket agent
OF the Southern Pacific Company, or to CLINTON
JONES, General Agent ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, 80
Monfoonaerv STRAIT
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cation to send goods to an American port.
The rates of duties are not changed without
due notice to all importers. The principle
of the Mckinley tariff is to admit free all
articles that must be imported. and TO i'm
pose duties on articles that may be made at
home. According to Lord Salisbury tariff
based on this principle works we'll for this
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ChiIdran,s Fesiiral.

The fifth annual exhibition by the juvenile
pupils Of W. J. O'Brlen's dancing academy
was given last evening in Scottish Hall in
the presence of large audience. The ex-
hibitiOn was in the nature of a festival, and
the little ones acquitted themselves In a
manner that won the hearty plaudits Of
thosp Drp sent
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New York, but even If he has, when the
time comes he will not exercise it. To do SO
would be to shut himself out of all hope of
:he nomination in 1896. 1t is much more
likely that when Hill finds that he cannot
be nominated himself he will throw the
New York delegation to Cleveland. BY so
doing he would make himself the inevitable
candidate In 1896.
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ran away on Golden Gate avenue yesterday
morning. Markwitz's little daughter was
upon the seat and elung there while the
horse ran from Scott street to LarkIn,
where 1t colli1ed with a team. The little
girl was thrown under the wagon. She was
picked up insensible and carried to a drug
store. She received a deep cut over the left
eve and her light leg WAS ininrad
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCIsCo. May ~. lS9Z.J

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU
san Francesca, May 20, lS9zJ
Tor Twe nty- four II urs Ending Midnight
For Northern CaIiforBis-Fair weather; variable
winds mostly south TO west; stationary teTlpera-
ture. except cooler in extreme western portion.
For Southern California-Fair weather; westerly
winds; stationary temperature, except signify
cooler along the coast
Fer oregon and WasEington-Fair weather ex-
cept followed by rain IN Northern Washington
north TO east winds brisk to high of Washington
coast nearly stationary temperature, except cooler
in extreme western portion.
For Nevada-Fair weather; nearly stationary
temperature.
For Utah-Warmer. fair weather.
Local Forecast.
For san Francisco-Fair weather, westerly winds
increasing ia force: cooler.
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FrederIekn pummel,s peath.

Detective Rogers made little progress
yesterday In the investigation Of the death
of Fredericka Dummel from malpractice.
The letters written in German by Maurice
Wilson, the young woman's lover, were
translated, but found TO have no bearing
upon her death. Wilson is supposed to be- a
travelling salesman. because the letters were
dated from several different States. Just
where he is now cannot be aSeertained.
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Divorces Granted.

Judge Finn has divorced Elizabeth G. Mont
gomery from Samuel Nj. Montgomery be-
cause of his willful neglect. Judge Hebbard
has granted a divorce TO Rosalie Borjwirdt
from William Borjwirdt because of his will
full desertlon. They were married In Ber-
lin in April, 1865
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George w. ChIlda and Pnrtr.

George W. Chids and party spent yester-
day driving around the city for the purpose
Of ascertaining what kind of place 1t Is.
The party will visit all points of interest be-
fore attending the reception TO be given by
the San Francisco Typographical Union
M 81
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"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write in Ink, on unruled paper In an unds-
guised hand. State sex. Send with so cents,
stamps or postal note, to Kritiko," coo Mer.
chant street, San Francisco.
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Threatened His Wife.

Jacob Hinz was locked up Tuesday night
for drunkenness aud disturbing the peace
in the neighborhOod of his home. on Val
paraiso street. He secured his release on
bail yesterday. and going home threatened
to kill his wife Margaret. She caused his
arrest on a charge of threats against life.
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SOS Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock P u. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near KearnY open until II O'Clock midnight;
sse Hayes street, open until 8 so O'Clock; sos
Iarkin street open until ESQ o'clock; 251s Mission
street, open until O'Clock 2, n; and ll6 Ninth
street, open until e:S0 P. n
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NoKsUITED. MARY L. Fre WAS nonsulted on
her complaint for divorce from Conrad Frei on
the ground Of bis cruelty, and then Judge Levy
nousuited him on his crOss-complant for a dl-
v0Tc- on the charge OF iniidelty. To say that
Mr. and Mrs. FIei were very mueh surprised is
IN NM mil
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Another Bank.

The Citizens Bank OF Paso RobIes has
been licensed to commence business June l.
The bank will transact business at Paso
RobIes, with a capital OF $4,000 The Off
GERS are: Med. r. Venable, president; DIR.
j. II. Glass, e-presdent, and A. +. Horst
man. cashier
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THE hill MOVEMENT.

The New York Times says that recent
Democratic conventions have swept away
the last traces Of the forlorn Hill move
ment. 1t will be contended, perhaps, that
Hill still has power to defeat Cleveland in
The morning call., 1892-05-20

THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
SC Potter building New York City, is provided with
fiosof California papers. Visitors welcome. Aa-
NeIusing lates and sample copies furnished
F. X MISCH. Manager
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rrE pA1LY EroRNING 81

FOR SAIL Al
New York. .BREETANO BROS, Union Square
ChicaCo ..,.. News Stsad Palmer House
Ke,y tlrlcaus G. ALLOT & JOUBERF,
lI5Ia Common ST
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THE GALL CALENDAR.
NAY 1892.
NoTTCEI

hny Of our patrons 1olo fail to t1nd TIE
MORNING CALL for sale 5V traiR-boys
iefu confer a faror by notifying this Office Of
IeJoct, naming the date and train.
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Twentv-Three Miles In Half an Hour.

P. Manning of 3O3h Dolores street is the
owner Of carrier dove that was released at
Point Reyes on Wednesday afternoon az
q :35 o'clock and half an hour later was again
in the doveeote, having in that time travelled
% miles in an air line.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

H~SS Dividend NOtlce-DivIdend No. Is
t5-2 $50 cents per share) OF the Oceanic Steam
ship Company viii Do payable at the Office OF he
company, 327 Market ST.. on and after Wednesday,
June l. 1892 Transfer books will close wednesday,
Nav 26, 1892 at O'Clock p. NJ
mn 3 I4t n IL SHELDON Secretary
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another Mining CompaDv.

James Morgan and John a. Robinson Of
Oakland, w. X. Vincent, Warren Spencer
and w. 7. Humphreys Of this city have as
soeiated themselves under the corporate
name OF the Stiles Gold Quartz Mining COM
pany. The authorized capital is 81, 900 900
and the amount subscribed $3.50.
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MEETING NoTicEs-coNrINuED.

E1S s5@speciaI me- meeting ting SAT URDAY EVENING,
consideration and adoption OF new by laws. BY
order OF r: A.JoNEor PRESIDENT
RS Stevedore Engineers Protective
EF~2 Association-A special meeting OF the above
association viii be held at Academy bail, Mission
ST. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. May 20. at 8
O'CLOCK. full attendance desired. Fines strictly
enforced by oTdeG r.,,r,r,x p..a,..
r. TAILOR. Recording Secretary.
Rs- "OId Friends"-The Annual Meet
&~S ing of the Society of "Old Friends" for the
election Of GeF WIl Be hsS e LSsye59 May 80 ss
hours from 4 to II O'Clock. BY order,
CHARLES II. COUGH, President
JOHN II. GILMORE Secretary.
Ess A special Meeting of the stock
4~R holders of the Gray Eagle Mining Company
viii be held at the office OF the company. room I,
one Il O'Clock r NJ for the purpose OF authorizing
the sale OF the stock belonging TO the company aud
before tie meeting Transfer-books VIII be closed
Tuesday. May 81 1892 at 3'elecE e1s z NJ BY
San Francisco, May 17..ls92. myl9 II
~ Hall to Let-Furnished Suitable for
f~S society meetings. Inquire GUS PoHLMANN.
Il2 Post ST. mylS 3t+
EF~3ss The Caledonian Club OF San O ~.
B~sS Francisco-Grand g-thering of the N TN5
clans In the garD OF Auld Gael SATUR- %sIES
DAY, May %, 1892. at Shell Mound Park, ~@S&
Berkeley. The club is determined make this,
the twenty sixth annual gathering and games, the
grandest aud most enjoyable event OF the season.
Sew games will be Introduced never before seen
in America. A large number OF exciting events
are open TO members of sister Caledonian cubs
from All parts of the world who will receive over
$500 in cash and other prizes, including two
handsome gold medals, value 5000 each. for
iong-distauce race: also a long Inst OF games is
omen 20 all corners. for which there are large cash
as we'll as other valuable prizes Scottish national
dancing by expert clansmen. LADS and lassies IN
costume Delegations from all parts OF the United
states and C1nada will be present TO take part on
this auspicous occasion. The usual Highland well
come is extended to all Dancing in the two payil-
ions from IL A. to the music Of the celebrated
Park Band. There Will be q full corps OF Highland
pipers Games commence at 8 a. NJ. sharp and close
at 8 r. NJ; no intermission. Trains connect with
oakland ferry every haf-hour. Admission-Aduts
80 cents, child rem 70 cents Be sure and buy your
tickets for Shell Mound PARK
w. C. BURNETT, Chief.
THOMAS WILSON. Third Chieftafa my15 lat
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ACTING through the blood, Hoods Sarsaparilla
not only cures scrofula salt rheum etc. but gives
health and vigOr to every organ Of the body cures
sick headache. dyspepsia. billions turns
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Boys HtCh School.

On Saturday evening the commencement
exercises of the Boys High School will be
held in Odd Fellows Hall. The graduating
class numbers about 20.
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"NIrs. winslom,s Summing srrnn.


Has been used over fifty years By millions of moth
ers for their children while teething with perfect
success. IL soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays pain cures wind collie regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teethinR OF other causes. For sale by drug
gists In every part OF the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup. twenty-five
cents a bottle.
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ArCTIoN 49, To-DAY.

FURNITURE.-By ChaS. Levy, at 449o AatAet
o.. st 10 O'Clock.
FrRNlrUBE-By Butterfed a Vincent, at rs
Oak ST ar u O'Clock.
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Ice CREAM for warm weather We are selling
the Gem Ice Cream Freezer at great reduction. 2
quarts, So %: quarts. % 25: quarts, So; ID
quarts. 81 90. sbarboro a. Co, Grocers, 5sI
Washington street.
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UNwHoLEsOME FOOD. Market Inspector
Newman yesterday coBfseated 700 pounds OF
unwhoies0me beef, 500 pounds of fish and the
caTeasSes OF number OF hogs and calves
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THE MORNING CALL
pURTTCATFOV oFFICE :

Eas a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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Armitnre nrnh,nnre.

Next Saturday the addition to the Armitage
Orphanage. which was presented by George
w. Gibbs Of this city, will be formally
dedicated.
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Stray Hats

For men and boys. Mammoth stock at Merle's
GIG 10 go Kearny street. corner Commercial.
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J.F.CUTTER's SOLD BOURBoN.-Thls celebrated
whisky is for sale by all irs-elass druggists and
gTOceTs. 1TademaTk-staF within a shield.
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A horse attached to a wagon of Kady
Markwitz, butcher at 1885 Folsom street,
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a PERPETUAL INJUNCTIoN.-Judge CARRIER
granted DR.. J. c. b. SIegert & II Jos perpetual
Injunction restraining Max Walter & Co. from
using The name "AngOsl0ra Bitters' in eonnee-
tien with t6eir business; also $500 damages for
infraction Of trademark and costs OF suit
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~ Xerba Buena Lodge of Perfec- ss-t.
u~S tion NO. 6-Reguar meeting 1HIS
(FRIDAY) EVENING, May 20. at O'clock A
ID f. III GEORGE J. HoBE. Secretary. ,ls3l.
HSss Ancient Order OF 20 R-<r~ah
@~~ Hibernians-The twenty H. ErNNNA
second annual convention OF the sl(tS A\\EAWf
Ancient order OF Blbernians .SslIMA AE2GfF
OF the State or California will be SSeTA&HITA
held In Irish-American Hall, ~S[EEEe2
Howard st.. In the city and wv
county OF san Francisco. on TUESDAY NAV "a at
~ NJ. sharp, In accordance with article XVII of
the constitution. Accred ted delegates TO this CON
yention VIII bear with them credentials sIcned In
the proper manner by the president ana secretarv
OF the division OF which they are mem hers in GOOD
standing aud countersigned by the comfy dele
gates OF their county. Yours fraternaIy
THOMAS NORTON, state Delegate
PATRICK McHUGH State Seeretary
70 ~ u y r. DUGGAN, State Treasurer
~ Caledonian CIub-The Rev. -,
9lar mtmonthly meeting Of the \, u ~
club VIII be held at Scottish Hall, THIS NJ, W.
(tRlDAi) EVENING, May 20, 1892 $5STE
THOMAS WILSON. Secretary.
g5@ Twelfth Annual Meetinr-CaIiforDIa
~ Branch, Woman's Auxiliary, FRIDAY NAV
20. Church OF the Advent, Eleventh ST. pr narket.
1O:3O A. M-Holy communion. ceiebrant Hishop
Nichols. sermon by Bishop OF Northern California:
IL M-Business meeting; lP.M.-Luncheon IN IN choir
room; z:30 p. M.-Pubiic missionary meeting when
the following speakers are expected: Miss n MAY
nard. the Right Honorable the Countess OF Meath
Rev. j. r. ID. w. Cowie. The public is Invited.
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ur1p wArTED-coSrINUEp.

NJ ANTED FIRST-CLASS TAILORESS ON
W eustom-made coats 622 Clay. rooms 3, J. - 81
VOUNG GIRL TO DO GENERAL HoUSEH ORK.
Il 1901 Eddy ST.. Scott. myl9 3t~
NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIRDRESSER AND
W ventilator 923 Market ST. mylS 3t@
Young GIRL TO HELP AS WAITRESS AND
i chamberwork slS. 739 Fourth st. my1S 3t*
n ERMAN GIRL; GENERAL HoU eEwoRK. 123
" Taylor st. mylS 3t+
pERFECT FINISHER; CLOAKS: NO OTHER
i apply. 817 Market, Royal Cloak House. myl8 81
VoUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE
i work. 500 Guerrero st. my18 3tS
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GENUINE SPECS, EYEGLASSES I5C Up.
VI Next TO bakery, 65 Fourth ST.: sundays 728
Market ST., in Celebrated ladies' dry-xOods store :
don't forget the numbers. my8 I5s
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w MATTHEWS. ATTORNEY, 4O2 MONrGOM-
w cry st., room 1S; advice free; strictly conf
dental and no publicity All courts. u tf
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LHINE LINE OF FRENCH FLANNELETTES AT
j l0c per yard; very cheap and fast cOl0rs
Chicago Store, 2l6 Sixth St. 2lu
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MOTHERS HAVE LONG FIT THE NEED OF
1tl private parOIs where Children's hair and nails
could receive proper attention we make specially
Of this work; chiidren's bangs trimmed 10 cents
curling fluid 25 cents, hairdressng and manicuring
taught. La Yerlte Toilet Bazaar lI7O M'kt nrl n
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Q600 THAT KING LINIMENT WILL CURE
pOOO rheumatism. eatarrh spinal, Irights, tu-
NOR. cancer, itching skin, blood poison. ali chronic
diseases that other remedies fail to cure; doctor
or druggist dare dispute this with money; mean
business here to stay. King Liniment Medicinal Co,
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GEN1LEMAN WISHES A HOUSEKEEPER GO
" East; bet. 80 and 35; object matrlmony: no op-
position to widow without children: will call and
party. Address E. II. KING o26 Broadway20 =
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CoRNS CORNSi WARTS WARTS Bun
" ions! mOies and eali0us flesh are permanently
removed without pain by Dr. Lamotte's French
Corn Paint and DR.. Lamotte's French Bunion Pas
ters 25 cents sold by ali drugs lists and shoestOres
Depot 1919 MaFSet st.. s. +. myI4 81
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

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