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| Wonder Whv
make the least effort.

Further investigation dis
closes irregularity of periods,
dizziness, faintness, accompa-
MED by a crushing sense of
bearing down and perhaps
leuCorrhea. Yet they would
like to be well.
Oh! why don't they be-
Lydia z. PSnkAam'S Vege-
table Compound is the most
marvellous cure for all this
trouble. Thousands of Amer
lean women are living testi-
monials of this great truth.
A purely vegetable remedy.
fel4 weFrSuTCNK
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Whisky Thieves Captured.

The South San Francisco police yesterday ar
rested Joseph Window, w. Lyons, j. Melon
ough aud j. Kelly for stealing nine bottles OF
whisky and guitar from j. Roia's saloon, be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth avenues.
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HE is THE JONAH.

HE is THE JONAH.
GunCkeI Brings Bad Luck
to the Fair.
MEASURES TO GUST HIM,
Turks Celebrate National
Anniversary.
A STATE HORTICULTURAL DAY.
Italians Will Give a Free Display of
Fireworks Next Sunday Even
ing-Maine's Day.
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THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY

Through T,unsaEes Testerday........745s
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NOTICE OLE MEETINGS.


- California Commandery No.
~ -. l. n I, Masonic Temple, Post and IA
Montgomery sts.-Stated assembly THIS m
(tkIDAN) EVENING. commencing at 1880 ~
O'Clock. Order of the Red Cross. Members OF "
SISTER communicates and sOiournlng Sir Knight
are courteouSly invited TO attend. By order OF thu
Eminent Commander.
myll u kr HIRAM 7. GRAVES Recordar
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PERSONALS.


Hf .
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DRESSMAKERS
DENTISTS.

DR. LUDLUM HILL, l443 MARKET ST.
~ near Eleventh: charge for extracting when
plates are made; old plates made over ike new:
teeth from 80 set extracting soc gas gven.4tc
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- Harmony Lodge No 49, >SNlnnLl,.
re l. o. .. F.-1be officers and SS%wE<%
funeral committee OF the above lodge &s<2<S
are hereby notified to assemble at />HHN>~
ODD Fellows Hall, corner of Market and Seventh
SIS, on FRIDAY, June l, at 80 P. NJ, for the
purpose OF attending the funeral of our late
brother, JOHN P. MEDAL.
G. MABECH, N. G.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Bad Tenants Elected for 50. Col
- lectlons made; city or country. Pacific Col
leCtlon 20 4l5 MontgY St. I. O. lei. $3.50. de24tf
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~ Annual MeetinE--The Regular An
nual meeting or stock holders in the Seq
BelcheT and Mides Consolidated Mining Company
VIII be held on TUESDAY, the fifth day OF June
1854, at the office OF the company. room So
Nevada block, 3O9 Montgomery ST.. san Fran
cisco Cal. at the hour OF l O'Clock p. N. Trans
TEXTBOOKS VIII close Saturday, the second day
OF June next, at u O'Clock N.
e. b. HOLMES, Secretary.
san Francisco. May Is 1894 mvl6 I'd
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FULL SET OF TEETH FOR ST; FILINGS
n at lowest prices; work warranted DR.. j. w
KEY ,1l22 Market ST, bet. Mason ana TAYLOR lb II
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81 Yerba Buena Lodge of Per- ~
~ lection No. D. Stated meeting n
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. June l. ats IA
O'Clock. GEORGE j. HOBE, Secretary 90
- Walhslla Encampment No. = q n
49, l. y. q. F.-Tbe officers aud members "
OF the funeral committee OF WalhaIIa ~
ampmeDt No. z, l. o. q. r., are hereby notified to
assemble at ODD Fellows Hall on FRIDAY, June
J. 1884, at 80 M, to attend the funeral OF our
late brother aud patriarch, JOHN p. MEDAL. BY
order Of the eneampmeut.
j. c. LINNEKOGEL, c. P.
y. II. DRUFFFI. Scribe
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

n ANTED-fRENCH MIDDLE-AGED CHAM
w bermaid ahd seamstress, country, Sl5: french
waitress and parlormaid $50: English or Scotch
waitress ana DarlOrmad country, S25; English
or Scotch Chambermaid and sesmstress s2b:
French cham bermaid ana SeamstreSs $40. LEON
ANDRE, $40 Suffer st.
COOK, SMALL RESTAURANT, $50; FRFNCH
" or German second girl, country: Chamber
maid. assist waiting, SIS. PIPHER d CO., 20
Ellis st.
u ANTED - NURSE AND SECOND Girl.
w short distance in country. $50; first class
swedish cook, $50; cook for institution in conn
Try, $50 nrst-ciass cook for city, $35: 10 house
work girls, city and country, $50 and $40. Appiy
MISS h. PLU NKETr, 424 Suffer st.
DANTRY GIRL, $40; MATTRESSES. 500.
COOK. $2O; girl for homework, 800; girl for
ranch at Redwood City, SO. MURRAY & READY,
6S4 Clay st.
YOUNG WOMAN COOK ON RANCH s25.
hotel laundress. $40 aud girls for housew ork r
7. WARD q Co. SO Clay ST.. near Montgomery
w ANTED - COLoRED CHAMBERMAID, So
w week; cook for mine, $50, party here
at Today: Protestant second girl and nurse $50
and girls for hOusework In city and country j 81
CRoSETr & CO., 312 Sutterst
IA ALTERNATIVES. COUNTRY HOTEL
w $50; cook for mining camp, $50, see party
here; number OF girls for housework and cook
Ing city, $40 aud SIS. c. Z. HANSEN & Co., 10
Geary ST. i
"A ANrED = GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIA
w girl for houSework, American family. coun-
try $50. G. h. HANSEN d CO., 10 Geary st.
n GOD COOK FOR COUNTRY, s25, SEE LADY
" at O'Clock. Pacific Coast Employment OF.
nee, 1919 Market st.
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ES7 Officers and Members of ,>SsNu.l>,
k>S Apollo Lodge, No. 1913, 1. o. o. S2x&[
r; are requested TO attend lodge 9@<xE<S&@
THIS (FRIDAN) EVENING AZ y />YNN>~
O'Clock. Election OF officers ana comforting sec
Ond degree. IL THEO. s HON n G.
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W ANTED 2 ROOMS FOR PHYSICIAN
w ONCE. centrally located, where prOfessiona
services would be part consideration for rent
Address Physician, box "a Call Branch. my31 y
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> CARLOADS OF PIANOS JUST RECEIVED:
- several of them the exquisite world-re-
nowned HARDMAN pianos, about which musical
people in all parts OF the world are raving: see
them and be convinced that they excel all others;
their tone, quality and durability astonishing
Sole agents THE j. DENYING COMPANY, Flood
building, 4th and Market st. warerooms first floor
above. mv27 IF
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country Is now on silver basis, and
there Is sure to be a general rise in the
prices OF everything. At the present
writing the exchange Is going up every
day and a gold dollar In Toxic looks as
biz ls the cover OF a Japanese umbrella
Such foreigners as arc here who get
their incomes from America are rich
through the fall Of silver, and they now
get Two dollars for every one that IS
sent out to them from home, ! made
OUT draft Of one hundred dollars on
ms New York letter Of credit at the
hank this morning aud got two hundred
aud eight dollars for il and the money
have brought with me has doubled in
value. This makes travelling compare
lively cheap, and though / have been
paying four dollars a day al the Grind
Hotel at Yokohama Il really costs me
only two. Clothing here is wonderfully
cheap, and all English goods can be
bought for the same prices they bring In
London. The treaties with Japan pro-
hihit her from charging more than five
per cent duty, and labor is worth so
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SAFE, QUICK AND EFFECTIVE.

SAFE, QUICK AND EFFECTIVE.
The vHlusbis curative properties VI
ALLCOCK's POROUs PLAsTERs are due
20 tue employment u the highest
medical and chemical skill They arc
purely vegetable, and IN ingredients
AMI methods have ever been equalied;
safe, quick aud effective In their 40.
tiou, they DO not burn or blister, but
s5o1he and relieve while curing, aud
can be worn without causing pain or
Inconvenience.
DO not be deceived by misfepresen.
lation. All other sI.called Porous
Plnsicfs afu limitations, made 10 sell on
the reputation o. ALLCUCKis.
AK Tor ALtCJCK5s ani let no
solicitation OF explanation induce you
10 accept a substitute.
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Consianily adding now devices for
rcriocung our work on shirt collars
anu Guile. We excel 10 this work.
Troy STEAM LAUNDRY,
1i1 Main street.
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IN 1850 "BroVH's bronchial Ir0chcsp
were Introduced, aud their success ~
cure Tor Colds, Coughs, Asthma, ami
bronchitis has boon unparalleled.
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Long experience, improved ap.
alliances, enable ~ 10 produce the
finest work.
Troy STEAM LAUNDRY,
li2 Main Street.
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Tho orsais.t show

Tho srehtsst show
On Eitlh arc those seven perfect
Mummics with Nil their nipple.
mcuis Of llfo-unllku any ever
before discovered Dnnr
TAIL 10 zee them. 28S
Main street.
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SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY.

We havO noarly 100000,
worth OF Casslmoros, Blankets,
Flannols, Yarns, Etc, 70 r sale
made by tho Provo Wooden
Mills tho past six months.
JOHN G. CUTLER 80 BRO.
Agents,
80 Ma In, Salt L ako City.
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Everybody should 80 TO Caldef's
PARK next Sunday, have a good time
nni see the now cycle track Admis-
zion only Ice.
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Order your home made suits ut ChAs.
w. Huh, tho tailor, n West, First
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80 omlnentiy successful hos Hood'a
Sanapafilia been that many lea1ing
cltizcus from AL over the United Sistcs
furnish Testimonials Of cures which
seem almost miraculous. Hood's 5ar.
snpnfilla IL not an accident, but the
r'pu fruit " Industry anu study. 10
pussuslue mesit "poculiaf 10 ilself0
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.APAN Is do
ing all shecan
tokccp silver
intheair She
has to pay for
thcgoods she
imports from
America in
NIAt Nllh hlN
silyerquesdon
Is a far more
important one
here than Il
haseycr been
In the United
Slalea The
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/frorynrhted by Frank @. cap'nter. is9tj
s,,..,i so,,0pfaaaas orhs News.
TOXIC, Japan, February 90, 1904
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loads tna, the ordinary American could
not Ill., aud they do the work of both
horses and men. There are few horses
used and many OF the carts are pushed
and pulled by women and men saw
a woman breaking stones for the r1l is
this afternoon. and ] was told that She
got about ten of our cents for twelve
hour work. She SAT- blrehellcd lud
bargiootcd on the stones and pounded
away with a hammer breaking the rocks
into pieces As watched her tao
Japanese men in blue cotton gowns
passed by. carrying stone wcishn.
about FOO pounds. which was tied Nf
rope 90 a pole. which rested ON ilsir
shoulders and third man pushed uasi
lhcm with load of long board. on bis
back.
There are no such Things as stone
b1lts and lumber wagons boo Japan. and
human labor take the place %. steam
aui horses. There are mo- lumber 300 Is
in Tine county and logs are sawed into
boards by hand A lumber yard con.
tis'g of 10. of boards tied ul into
bundles containing about uye or Sis
boards six inches wide and hllf ar inch
thick and usually ab1u. twelve feet ZOO
leuEih. aud % Is OF such lumber that the
most VI ODE japanese houses are made.
Ih" NcI.rsl of tlH .iIHs uf tIa igm
plies aIg suNcl out by hand. aud b. Hy
men that they are ylui I'd up and rue
ir.H u.Wa. There ate many 900 cr
tI.. Hsfe BOO the way Of building. and
5000 .uI that there lrc people WHO
mts.l business of manufacturing roofs
for HuI.duE. Toe roof OF o. japanese
huu BE- is put 900 before cine walls a., fitted
600 l1l There is abb. scHlIilug made ul
Toe height ui ile proposed structure
md running 40 around bel0.. lhc
Wlfs ui putting up Che house Icsius.
lub scIlil.IIuE s made OF uImlln
pc. q Ell together with rJpcl of straw.
an ihc Wsu who pul % up have nothing
Co 90 with erecting tNu Uuidug ITSELF
lutfu D. % company il Yokohama which
doe uoiIl. uss HUt make .UIiulIns.
and q rcu,sU tD lHc builders 90 s1 much
per house.
Amos. go %. Che lp5ucgc houses are
ui WuId They are built close together
900 the towns gnl cities Jnua ire som.
times sweeps them away log tiauslu...
u is said that Tokyo burns dlNu every
seven years, aul fires which destroy a
thousand houses are not uncommon.
There are now steam ure engines boz
the large cities aud aIi Ul The smaller
places have hrc dcparm us and hand
engines, Tue japanese go Wild Wucu.
ever there b. ahre 100 tutiru.igutufhoud
They turn uus ca WI.se. each tlu,ius
q paper lantern, upon Wiigh b. painted
the name % hs house uf .is hI .i.gts
place, and rush toward o. They have
lanterns hung up 100 thttF Uuusus o. adv /
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Hoods Pills cure Nausea, Sick Head.
ache, Indigestion, Blliousness. Sold by
all druggists.
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nishcd by che .lla. Kum-mG.r, uHgy
pay nothing more than this. and there
are six IN The family. Their ordinary
every day bills OF iare are as follows.
The breakfast. served when they rise.
consists Of FRUIT porrdgc, fish. 10y, or
grill Of mutton or beef and warm bread
or cakes. AZ noon they have "a lunch
or "ulIin,' which is served boz courses.
aud embraces soup, fish. warm gnifec,
cold ats salad, sweet and coffee.
Then there is tea served al 9 %. me-,
and 90 o'clock There is @ dinner. the
menu VI which consists Of soup 90 fish.
roast. some game pDiaiOe. and two
vegetables, with dcs cfi, coffee cheese
and nuts.
As To- the living OF Do. Japanese, they
pay still less auu these forty million ct
people could exist well ON what America
wastes. only few Ul ihc middle
CLASSES have more than one servant.
and mon. thg poorer ,'l.s.. the wife
does tHc cooking and the entire Wufs
Ui iHe Uuuss hold Some families have
90 woman Goo cook and do general house
work.. and such women are paid from
one iu tNu dullIrsa month Iul IIe
lodged and ted. They general, receive
"a li'a,n, Oh "Ie,' ligih lne'i N'a i.'a
t '." ,'I '4. lN i''''. ,...'
go liNE Nohl "'I.'I "NN N'. .a l"'
I'I.i'" All ln.N expect 90 ..' ..hl
iNo OF ihi,' 10 ".' wees ''i uiih
m5nal. I'''l lI'uo.i 'aA.. N9i
bath from two tu twelve time week
lud where iHc HuIlF is TOO poor iJ own
a H'll i'olh ll.f 80 To- ln. i'i'". ui'I
mousse. roc I'",I p-'. %. prov. more
servants, ana Ne"''"u. 'lI.y "iI
Hlh'I'l} NV. N''h l' l''..'.' |' 'Hl
"om,h lH'l IiN "''l "'.N ."'.' o.
nll1n o.. 'n, Won. .'i.- "., 'eif
cheap 100 Japan, did ihc common !. up.,
Keep lht '1ltt..f thuAith iAH i1e uid
mon ol tlc "niI' lu'y ln lI..ni 'itr ol
ihg Ha.ie. % thNH 3' aiN a.,H ii'' neg
BABY bfginaI yea % ''I .I.,, anl
in.Iuirl i.'m l.Ne '' p ~ 10 N.'n'
WIN u'.'e' 30 '.'.Ngl "l,N l'l'.n ''"'
int t.i ui lNgm. 'l.h gus wien 'ih
p'oyyl oul.Ise oi uisu own Iin'i''.
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with this to the roof of the building
which BE- ON fire and directs the men.
and hc is expected 20 stay al his post
Until these s.feamcB catch tire. The
hrcmcl OF Yokohama have blue hats
iiEe butter bowls aud on their backs arc
Tue characters which mean Yokohama
IRE brigade. Tine country 6rcmcn tea
handkerchief ON their heads and are
more often blrc'ootgd than otherwise.
Iuill lately there was no such thing
as fire Insurance company In iapsu
Row there are several and they are do.nr
well There IRE mo- foreign companies
1nl The Insurance companies OF other
counties Couhnr their risk. here Zoo Iifa
] ctaucl last night with the manager of
i1c Equitable Life Insurance Company
iuf Japan and China. He tells me that
this American institution 5 doing
good business here and that the people
1f' usuriug more every day The
highest amount The Equitable insufcs
ilr iu Japan b. 500. 900. 10 has taken
out tNU such policies lately and has
written O. number of $4,000 and slso18
policies, The most oi its business. how.
ever s iusF.ulY risks. aud Do iusures
mere di the same rates as iu America.
10 does not ny Go push it business
among the Chinese. "a. there more
Danger Of fraud from them When
lhnimau sec that be- rs about Go die Dee
wants iu go Co Dbl. ancestral home This
may Doe thousand miles DOB the Interior
OF China where there ARE NO Foreigners.
uuI all SORTS of tumugd up evidence
could Dee sent boo ls i0 Che death. You
could buy thc testimony of the governor
90 e Chinese province iUf ftuo ur so. Co
anything and The result would probably
De that the company would be system
atealiy dcinudcd.
Zoo Japan Il s impossible for one 90
dH'Iaud "a, To a matter OF liiu and death
The ysiHm of registration of births and
deaths D. perfect. aud the Car OF Russia
Nus not % better method OF Keeping
track vi DIS subjects than bias tlc mika.
DO. There ate SO 600 policemen Boo th1
empire and no end Of detectives. The
secret service col Japan b. said Co bee the
most perfect Boo tic world. and though
this land hus the shrcWdcst OF crminl.s.
there BIS little WiUEgiuess that b. allowed
TO go unpublished Every man and
woman Boo Japan must have passport.
and this Is the case with foreigners as
well ls WItn The Japanese. 100 cnaugius
bis residence tie police cal. upon e man
as soon as be has settled and demand Go
know 40 about him. They do not take
d own statement, but write 20 the cit,
IRON which he says De came, and ID DDS
IS uIy is not o. true one bee Is arrested
tie dare not leave Japan without the
permission of the government, and % Is
almost impossible now Tor a Japanese
woman TO get away from Japan without
slice can prove that she is going INTO
some legitimate employment abroad,
and that her associations there are TO
be good.
Fm,>I< (, CnIv,Isz
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little that one could come across the
Pacific aud save the expenses of iNs
tnp 1y LAYING in q stock ui clothing iHr
himself and hIs family The tsiiDr are
Chinese. lut they give you good cuts aud
YOU do NOT need iu piy n the c.uiuc d.
not To you. You can get o good bust
ness suit oi English goods mad" Co
order Tor about ten American DOLLAR
Patent leather shoes made 90 order cost
two collars and q hail anI % iu-IuDd
uycf.co1t with beaver collar and cults
can be- bought Tor about thirty duilau u
gold You could noi buy the cloth, tl
Say nothing of the iur liuiugs, for that
amount in America. Ladies' dresses age
equally cheap aud you get wonderfully
embroidered gowns Of silk crepe ipr
less than the ordinary street dress costs
you boz the United States.
This reduction in silver makes q won.
dgfluI profit Tor our missionaries aud
diplomats. a missionary who Is getting
a thousand dollars % year has now two
thousand dollars 10 spend. The Amer.
lean minister 20 Japan, who receives, II
my memory serves me. twelve thousand
dollars annually gets at least tNcuiy
four thousand dollars worth Of value
out Of II, aud the salaries OF all Our con.
suls are practically doubled by the
change An American family living on
a fixed income ~ home could now come
90 Japan end have twice the comforts Tor
halt the money, and ! lm surprised It
the wonderful chcIpuess 81 all sorts 81.
catab.cs from cabbage 10 champagne.
] took 400 Interpreter with me 90 the
market this morning aud spent some
hours in finding ont thc prices of the
ncccssarics OF lur. ! found the articles
sold fully as good aud In most cases
superior To- those you hud in Amgic
and the prices were from ouu.,wcutctl
10 onc.hall those Wc pay ] have re.
duccd them from the silver 10 tie god
basis and give YOU a few oi them, First
take the meats. These are very high.
as the Japanese do not use them. aud
they are chiefly demanded byiofcigucr.
found that find rih fols's Of beet cost
eight cents a pound, and was shown
veal and bacon 1t ten cent. Chickens
IRE worth from seven 10 twenty cents
apiece. You buy teal ducks for eight
cents each, and eggs are worth iom siN
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TO ten cents a dozen Quail cost from
SIX 90 seven cents Reed birds, sixteen
cents a dozen. and snipc five cents each.
Think OF 10 a good snipe for nickel
There are no better vegetables DO the
world than those sou hud here and The
fish of Japan are llr superior To- those Of
America. AN h.h nfc sold when they
are alive OF glill kicking. LohtieH ruin
from half cent 90 five cents apiece.
Fine fresh mackcrel bring from one to
i1uf cents. and sole from two Co ten.
You can get perch as low as two cents
each. and Gao fish, the best lish 900 Japan,
90 from five cents TO hfy cents. accord.
iug Io size Oysters Hru worth twelve
cents gallon. aud GELS bun. ten cents
pound As To- vegetables. they are
sod iu most eases boy tlu pound. un..
my from BALI o. upwards Cg1aIgus
brig from one io three cents ClcH
Lettuce about Go quarter OF cen. "a
bunch and Wl|sh.s about the samu.
You g,t uug ciU..'1Wrf llr from eight
To- ten cents, and fresh mushrooms cost
five cents % pound 1pit coal costs three
dollars TON, and ureWuoJ sold BOO little
bunale- about ls large as bundle Ui
liUI.ug lfum one iD three cents each.
Ilu.. h.ufr., as we'll "a thos. following
uIs, Ug roo ,uu gold aud NOT the silver
basis.
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AN s1r ui luyufle, are Ctcap. Sou
Ulu buy MANS .guJ DRY champagne .r
less than o. dollar aud % hIll 90 quar-. and
good Manila CgIis cost from one Do
Wfce cents each Cigarettes which are
now being Imported ly the million
from iuH United States. Hul which ate
being introduced 900 Hr.. quantities
among both the men Uuu women Df
Japan, are iar cheaper Than at num..
aud what We pay i've and ten cents o.
package Tor sell mere tor from one to-
three cents % package. Servants are
very cheap aud very good. IH. foreign
housewife hls nothing Go do aud she
lives Ike queen the Japanese cooks
ate iar uruur Than ours, gud twenty
dollars month val pay thg board auJ
salaries o.. the help of 900 eight room
house. have O. friend who lives ls
well here ls many millionaire doe 300
the United SI,g.. AND us docs NOT cN-
pend more than tHi. amount Tie pays
Lis cook tive dollars month. lbs
butler gets two dollars and ball, aud
Dis gardener aud second g|d get about
tue same These servants 900 board
themselves and tHs cook does the
marketing 49, rent COSTS him less than
twenty dollars month. though lie lives
Boz oae u the best parts Of Japan. and
he could have a c0aChmlu at five dollars
more. Tie has no trouble about getting
good servants, aud bee tells me they
watch after OBS interests and see that De
is not cheated by anyone else but them.
clyus. TITS lar easier 10 live we'll here
than in America, and ! predict that the
time Wfll come when many American
families with liked but comparatively
limited incomes will come 10 Japan,
instead OF going to Europe MS they are
nov doing. As to the table. they can
nowhere find better eating. Ia some
cases the cooks take contracts 10 do 40
the marketing, cook the meals and
supply the table at liked price per day.
a WclLt1 do 'amily OF Kobe lives In
this way. aud Tor three yen. or about
$3.50 per day. they have their meals fur
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