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Tho Sbirt-Front Woman.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Il has been q matter OF speculation with me
why ladies' took to wearing the -four hand
scarf. but u friend explained to me that he
heard lady say that her husband had taken
to wearing : hlte lawn ties and she wear
Ing his old-.ash!oned scarfs to them up"
II women could only know that any approach TO
nsscllinity in dress destroys the charm thrown
around them by their usual garh. they would hesi-
tate to ape the men. whose clothes are cut for
convenience OF movement. &c. more than for
charming effects. Deliver me from a woman who
wears a shirt front collars and cuffs.
NEW JERSEY
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

White or Hight sslored faathers Ssn
be washed in benEine without losing
their curl or color. They should be
swung in the air until dry. Another
plan for white feathers is to wash them
in warm water and CASTLE soap, rinse
three times to remove fully all the soap.
pass through a warm solution OF oxalic
acid and then lightly starch. Dry in
warm room by lightly beating each
feather against the hand or near the
fire.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
HIS SCALP SPLIT OPEN.
Woibert Had struoL oricer BIumeI
when Ordered 10 Move On.

In Essex Market Court to-day Max
Wolbert, twenty-nine years old. of 623
East sixteenth street, was held for trial
on charge OF assaulting Policeman
Blumel, OF the Fifth street police sta
ton.
Wolbert was standing with a number
OF his friends on the corner of Fifth
street and Avenue b yesterday. and
when ordered to move on by the police
face.
The officer drew his billy. and with II
split open Wolhert'S scalp. The latter's
arraigued In court. He said that he
should have been the complainant in
stead of the officer.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

Don't put a wee, helpless baby 10
bed between two giants, for II the poor
little thing Is not crushed TO death the
monsters viii absorb its vitality and
leave II pale and lifeless. Don
lot the baby sleep with It's mouth open'
place it on It's side, smooth out its ear
and the creases in the pillow-case, ana
sleep will be longer and sweeter. snor'
inS Is bad habit, for which mothers are
entirely TO blame. People who snofe
slept on their backs with their moulin
open when they were babies. ouon
babies invariably suffer from colo anu
throat troubles. s-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
Josephus and Moses.

10 t.e EDITOR:
In a letter a few evenings ago Mick odemus''
made the assertion that Moses was only q
myth that he was ''only mentioned in the
bible" and that "Josephus any Of the
ancient historians referred to him." II "Nick
odemus' will take the trouble OF reading
Bible and that ''Josephus any Of the
pages devoted to Moses and his great works.
and he will also and the name Moses" men
toned 2so times between pages 6s and 1903. I
would adyise Nick Odemus' TO 60 to might
school and study ancient history.
LONE STAR"
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WANT $4,000 EACH.
ROscnncld vs.. RosenstcIn, Mrs. Ros
enstcin vs.. Robinowitz.

ehHttlh w. HObInoWftE.
Solomon Rosenneld. dry-goods mer-
chant, OF So Hester street, has brought
an action in the superior Court. through
Lawyer Alfred b. Jawarower, to re-
cover $4,000 damages from Louis Rosen-
stein, who has dry-goods store at 81
Hester street.
He charges Rosenstein with having
called him a robber and IA thief and of
having accused him of robbing widows
and orphans.
Mrs. Fanny Roscnstein, the wife of
the defendant. has begun an action in
the Superior Court against Hersh Robin
owltZ, partner of Roserfeld, for 81. 900
called her II pckpocket, and said she
stole money from the pockets OF Gus
toners who went into her husbands
store.
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To the EUlTof:
VIII some a. your readers kindly tell me
through Tho Evening World" how break
my baby from the habit OF sucking her thumb?
have tied up the thumb, and soon as It gets
undonc she will suck It sill the more. I have
put almost all kinds OF bitter and disagreesble
thinsI TO the taste on it, including tncture of
aloes but she succeeds In getting the thumb
wiped of in some way. and keeps right on suck
ing It, She Is one year old and 1t worries me
that l can't get her to stop this.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
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Cooking Butter,

A reform is needed in the kitchen for
the Punishment Of cooking butter. Only
one kind Of butter is fit to eat, and that
is fresh butter Any other grade will
spoil the meat, toast, beets, cake or
whatever 1t is put on or in. Cooking
butter In cheap restaurants and low
priced boarding-houses has driven away
custom and forced the bad butter buyer
out of business.
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To tbs Editor:
city employee who is being examined I'M
der oath before an Investigation committee Is
asked the following question: Have you Z bank
account lie answers As matter Of fact
he has bank account. but In another State.
Is that witness guilty CT perjury7 II so can he
be prosecuted? Dy whom? What Is the penalty
and how does the Statute OF Limitations apply to
the case. A. o.
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hy0A olEl

low. He claims that after gloves have
got thoroughly set to the shape OF the
hands they have become documents bear.
Ing witness to their wearer's character.
disposition and prospects in life"--docu-
ments written In sort of universal and
yet mysterious language, with which
only the manicologist is as yet &C.
Quainted.
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Hair Slim ulants.

Ammonia, glycerine, vaseline. sweet
oils. cocoanut butter and nearly all the
complexion lotions containing Oil, If
freely used, will stimulate the hair
capsules. They are excellent for the
head, but the women who use them
may expect downy cheeks, neck and
arms
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
Sidewalks In Had Condition.

To the Editor:
Are not people who own city lots compelled to
keep the sidewalks in q condition 80 people can
walk on them' Thrty-seysnth street, west Of
Broadway, and Thirty-sevcnth street, west Of
Seventh avenue. is In very bad condition, and
on rainy nights It il not safe for a lady to walk
on that side Of the way account OF the pools
OF water that form there. The police have been
complained to. but It has done no good. Ss.J.
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Hn.h Mn.aueradins a. Brnin..

Broled brains or sweetbreads served
with green peas makes dainty course
These meats cost money, but they may
be Appropriated. Make delicate hash
using cold fish. carefully boned. with
the meat. Shape into patics, fry like
croouettes, and serve with green peas.
caulifiower, stewed squash or tips Of
asparagus. 1t goes without saying that
gristly and stringy parts must be left
out of the hash
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Collected by Elmer.

70 the ttitOl'
in.Iosei please ind $40 FOR the s.N BABIES
Fuld, collected lv Elmer 4. Anderson eleven
ye.rN old. OF Peihamvlll Westchcstcr County
y Y. Elmer Anderson. q cents; Mrs Ander-
son and Mrs. stead 50 cents each. Mrs piIlcn
Mr.. Eycrt ari Mrs. Glover % cents caoh Mrs.
lie Gursgr. 20 cents: r. g. Iill and \ FrIead,
IS cents each. A Friend. 10 cents; total $50
ELMER l.. ANDERSON.
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He Wants 10 BE a Lawyer.

To the Editor:
am young man. twenty years old, and be-
lieve that | am a born lawyer. have to sup
port myself. being an orphan. / am willing
to do anything study nights any other way
to accomplish the end for which I believe I
was intended J have taken lessons at the free
schools in Cooper Union / would now like TO
hnd out where l can get the books, &c. without
It costing mo much Any advice would be
greatly appreciated. LEW.
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school Children. So.

To me tl'lSf.
Please accept III, Enclosed s. for the Sick Babies
Flud from the children OF school In Noble
street BrunalNn n
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Their sixtieth Anniversary.

The Rev. and Nh, Richard Horton. Of i.ss
second avenue, will hold reception to-day TO cell
ebrate the siItisth anniversary OF their mar
riage. Mrs Esther Horton Miller. Of Rye. N. Y.
4 sister OF Mr.. Horton. win receive with them
She celebrated the nftisth -sAniyersary OF her
marriage on June 70. 1880.
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LETTERS.

tTAs column u open 70 everybody ~Ao has Q
oo~piosrt 10 maxi, orfepo~ee b ventiiote. tvsr'
mation to gre. nbtec. Of general tni>res b d.
epss on a pubic service TO acknowledge. and siS
con yat me idea into iess than 100 ssrda Lsa1
.<6teys cannot b. prin.sd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

The women OF Butler. n. j.. are all
right. They took their places in line in
the bucket brigades formed Mt n fire
yesterday and rendered great service.
The bucket brgadcs put out the fire. and
the women did the largest share OF the
,york
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The Coquctry of Cupid.

To the Editor;
I've been keeping company with a young lady
twenty-five months. ! always liked her. and did
what was right Last week she met a young
man u little better looking than me and left
me win some kind reader tell me what to do
m almost craEy. GEORGE
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Evening Worll" extra editions fur
nished the only adequate means by
which New York kept up with the strike
situation yesterday.
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Muudc HowcIIs Musicale.

To the fdtori
Inclosed please hnd money order to the amount
OF sec 20. the proceeds Of a musicale given by a
few Of the Islip younE ladies for tho benefit OF
your Sick Babies Fund. MAUDE HOWELL
East lslip. L. |.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

For a big issue, as II IL. the tariff leg
islation at Washington IL cutting a small
side figure at present Yet IL the tariff
issue had been promptly met, the pres
ent labor emergency might have been
avoided
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

Mayor Schieren says: II find brooklyn
a very difficult city to govern" lie Is
not the only Mayor of Brooklyn who
has had that experience.
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To the Editor,
Edward Murphy, Mortimer Rosenbaum and
B.s,ri.c GTccnr held . concert at IS East one
Hundred and Flf,eorIh street for the Sick Bab.e.'
Fund. at which they collected Enclosed .
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

How much for Justice DIVERS
thoughts as he reads The Worlds"
daily record OF events in his courtroom?
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Baby Ruth and Baby Esther are pes
tered by camera hends at Buzzard's
Bay. This II the penalty of being the
first babies of the land
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One pint of currant juice, one pound
OF sugar. and n pint of water: put in
freezer. and when partly frozen, add the
whites of three eggs, well beaten.
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When Chicago puts up riot 1t gem
orally puts up a good one.
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In Bertram's Mcmo.v.

To the Editor.
Inclofed md 81 for the Sick Babies Fund. In
memoriam B.Ftrlm s. Brothers.
Mrs. S. BROTHERS.
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The best thing to do these days Is TO
keep cool and say nothing that win in
crease the temperature.
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Cafe au Lait.

The French only drink strong coffee
after dinner. Then small cups, holding
two ounces or less are used. The break
fast coffee is half coffee and half boiling
milk.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

President Clevelani's proclamation II
timely warning to curious people to
keep out OF troubles way.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

Only people who didn't know the dis
turbance was loaded have been killed or
Injured so far in and around Chicago.
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waist band. An idea OF the poetic fancy
may be had from the illustration. In
place Of lace the dress has nainsook en-
broidery. The material is pink taffeta,
with green velvet waist trimming.
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How About Black Catsr
To the EDITOR:

To the TdItnT.
Are black cats iucky!. have Q beauty.
wish 70 move. and DO not like to leave Il be-
hibA JOHN WILSON. 1.
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Grants words are apropos just now
Let us have peace"
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Brooklyn has its pantatas, too. They
have been trying to blackmail members
of its Fire Department,
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VIII Croker submit to arbitration
the question as TO where he got 1t?
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A saloon was blown to pieces in Min
neapolis yesterday. 1t Was a big waste
Of good many sunday drinks.
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From Our Alice" Again

To the Editor!
Fund from OUR ALICE"
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The stay-at-homes enjoyed a beautiful
Sunday
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Latest Hint from Paris.

Knowing ones says that the latest
thing in Paris Is dress with lace
f1ounces on the skirt, lace revers on the
bodice and velvet sleeves, collar And
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
Reliable styles,

Reliable styles in dress are not numer.
Gus. This is one of the few. Provided
the little straw hat is becoming. a girl
in an outfit like the model could hold
her own from May until October, in any
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

The Constitutional Convention needs
spur.
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BARNEY MURTHA'S END.
Driven From Hospital to Die of
Consumption.

Genial Barney Murtha, whose wit and humOr
delighted the members of Broderick Engine
Company in the olden days, lies dead at the
Morgue. Thee days ago he was obliged 10
leave the City and County Hospital, where he
had been treated for consumption, and find
other quarters. He made his way TO cheap
lodging house on Howard street ana died there
early yesterday morning. The body will be
turned over 10 The Exempt Firemen's Associa-
ton for burial.
Murtha was once known as the "best.dressed
nj an in San Francisco" He had host OF
Fl lends amoDg the old fremen aud held his own
until be went into politics. Then he learned TO
drink aud his d escent commenced. He was
born in Brooklyn fit y-sx years ago.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

" fruits, viueS, some open. wood, water; Souo-
ma County; convenient town; $500 cash. 81
Powell St, room rs. nol4 2ts
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n II. UMBsEN co.
VI d. Real Estate Agents Rent Collectors ana
Auctioneers, Ia mon gomery st., San Francisco
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ACO OOiLlSOo hAACbOs
We are Offering IN subdivisions this celebrated
rancho, situated in the heart of the Los Guiiicos
Valley, Sonoma County The Southern Pacific
over and runs through the property. This property
Is ten miles east from Santa Rosa The tract con
which possesses attractions Cor the home-seeker
dIficult to equal and impossible to excel This
celebrated rancho was selected over 40 years ago
by William Hood, Esq, his choice of this section
being governed by the extreme fertility of the
shelter and beautiful surrounding scenery. 1t is
only 90 miles from San Francisco; fare, 81 as
vasys ze 81 al
OF from $50 to $3.50 per acre. Send for catalogue.
If you want bargains in country property come
and see US.
o'FARRELL & CO., Real Estate Agents,
noll SuWe IL Montgomery ST.
CHoICE HOMES IN Los GAToS AND vICIN-
ity-We offer Groom house, barn and out
buildings, including most of the furniture; horse
and buggy; hay, wood, chickens, ETC.. hs,f-acre
at bargain. address B. II. NOZZLE & CO. box 5,
or c, r. 81 ETsoN. box 29s. oc2s Moweoa I'm
lO-ACRE CHICKEN AND DUCK RANCH; ALL
~ In frnlt and vines In bearing; HOUSE rooms:
place; Al soil; "a mile from town; $4,000, half
Also and 10 acre pieces on 8 and 10 years
credit at z per cent interest. ID. ii. TWING,
sonoma City. Cal. nol3 1T
Tor sALE-OREGON TIMBER LAND; 1850
L acres: bargain. For particulars inquire of
L. y. MI CHELL at Russ House from 10 IL
a. NJ. for days. nol3 Ste
! H TNING. SONOMA CITY ,CAL-COUNTRY
= real estate. $50 Market,s.F.; Mondays only.tf
MARIN CUUNTy-5OOO ACRES 70 MILES
w from San Francisco.
RANCHO DE NOVATO.
Tracts OF any size desired fruit, grain and
vegetable land no irrigation: both rail- and water
transportation; $40 to SIS per acre; easy terms;
town of Novato; graded school hotels and stores
on the property; send for circular
Dairy Tor sale with thout cows
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, "a
and DO. Chronicle building sci II
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Call at our Office and obtain one or our Real
Estate Records, which contain a list of properties
for sale in all parts of the city.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

(N AL hOI Ell.
7 Coleman. Bakersfield
N G Isberg. U s.
Miss X Somers, Stockton
q L Martin IL w. \ Mex
| Sampiey, Portland
Nj j W elmer, san Rafael
@ ii Schatfsr, Or
g Rosenberg. W & f,Tenn
&C Barr, Tenn
( j wilcox. Spokane
Il 9 Winthrop, Seattle
A /, Gilkey, Portland
j w Bird, Or
q c Bird. r
@ Williams. Portland
I 2 Green, Colo
j Fair, Idaho
Il Zeigler. Mont
Z y ut, Idaho
Il Dean. Portland
: NJ Ella
F g Fernald, st Louis
c L HIbbett, q S y
c II smith. y Y
& Schoettei, Y Y
w & Bronson, ottawa
j | Booze, Chicago
JH rleckinger. san jose
q j Smith. Mex co
S y Rucker, San Jose
h Z Benham q WIS Clara
q " Anderson. porto
+. Bryson. Shanghai
Mr. Nandilo. Yokohama
( A Elder, U 5 A
f J Cote, st Louis
l. FL Howe. n Y
E l. Hanchett. Saeto
ERN HOTEL.
A G McKewon, Portland
j Wells, Salinas
A j Knapp, San Diego
L I Lewis. Ashland
w Halves, Monterey
j carson, Seattle
j Marble, Sacramento
j Z Lucas Il W. MERGED
l. A Leal. Whateom
Il Batter. Courtland
r. Skahan, Oakland
z Hogan IL s, De3nventer
+ Brown. SacramentoEea
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o. 60OO RITCH AND LOUISA SITS; Q SUB
II OOOO, stantial houses IN several teneInentS;
rents $500 Per annum; 25x75; 2 frontsges
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O'FARRELL d CO.,
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GO 90 RENTS S924 PER ANNUM: ONE
10 w. OF the best investment properties for
sale; sudny line of Golden Gate ave.; 8 substau.
tial houses; 37;bxl37:6.
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} A Bowers, Colo
Mrs NJ Is Harvey, Russia
w Brooks. n Y
n Bostwick, n Y
w Warren, N i
j q Doyle. U 5 y
A e Waddell. U s Y
A Maxim ilian. y g
L C Francis. san Jose
L + Hall. Z S N
Il Moore. U 5 n
+ Weir, Vallejo
I Is Casey Jr, Vallejo
f w Christensen, Mare 1
q stephan. Oakland
+ T Powell, Portland
Mrs a n Canepa. Mont
w A Sage, Ferndale
Mrs Horton " b, SJose
E + Litchfield, Boston
d murphy. Sacramento
PALAC!
w Rawlins Jr, Durango
j Poeteke IL W, RedondC
A Il Bridges, England
ii Yeriagton & w, Car
son City
Miss A q Bullen, Kans
+ K Davies. N S w
Mrs A 5 Tut. Mont
j Dean & W, yellowstone
Il u Leonard, Denver
j Warruck Jr, Denver
II A Wendt, Canton
+ Broskelman, Canton
ID Melone, Oak Knoll
Miss K III Davis, England
X 5 Davis, England
Mrs z Buckingham. Vcvi
NEW WEST
e j Nolene, Los Gatos
X j Johnson, Portland
ID n Hesshy. Yolo
I Markisson, San Diego
g Haskell. Ashland
C l. Fowler, n Y
T B Ross. Bakersfield
j Colcher, Winchester
A Ii w FLOCK, seattle
j LAWYER. Petaluma
l. Penneter. CORTLAND
4 b Finch. stockton
j Lacey, Pinole
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G.SFSO CORNER on LAGUNA ST.: NICE
III y W q new bay window residence of o
rooms and bath; bay windows: brick foundations,
etc; 25xS7 10
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900 M sIOSsIoS st. rents sr ESQ pe ASd
mum; tenants pay the water; store and fiat: lo
40 :61A and So; irregular.
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GOHOO PRICE REDUCED; RENTS s24 PER
tNZOOU. month; cottages OF rooms each !;
25XS0; street accepted; Clinton ST.
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THE
LOS GUILlCOS RANCHO.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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NOTICE on PosyPONFMENT

In accordance with law and order of the
board of directors of the Scorpion Mining Com.
pany. adopted at its meeting OF November T.
1894, and entered In its records the date of delin
quency OF assessment No. g. levied October f.
1894, is postponed to December z. 1894, aud the
day of sale for upaid assessment No. g is post
poned to December 20, 1894.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Offce-No. $40 Pine street, room No. %. San
Francisco, Cal. nos I'd
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me FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND.
40 mil es from this city. In lots suit, from 10
acres upward very easy terms Maps, views and
full particulars will be sent application to
CANAAN & LYON, 215 Kearny ST., ). f., or GEO.
L. TRoWBRIDGE, Ootati. Cal. auls IT
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G0SOO HOUSE. ROOMS AND BATH.
Near Valencia and Il tn sts.; rooms and bath ::
only $500 cash needed; street bituminized ;
cement walk.
BOVEE. TOY & CO,
1S Montgomery Sc.
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MI r. ~, IN /" 5.IIN Elk, A49 EDDY ST.-IRREG-
.4'i ular Ties cured III one day. no iustrnments.
plLIs and safety capsules guaranteed travellers at
tenqedi no delay private home Tor ladies' noIl II
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HELP wANTED-coNr1NUED.

f'ANVASSER FOR DYEING AND CTFaNJNc
works: commission 25 per cent Ad1rs.sS
ID box lOl. CalI Branch once noi3 ots
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J. Eday st-Ladies who desire to 20 into connfne
lnent with every care OF a physician (Br Herwio,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-14

1E 0O0 FOUR DESIRABLE MODERN
I'd " .OOO. flats of and rooms and bath
each on the sunny side of the street; nicely loca-
ted In the Western addition: street accepted by
the city; only few minu ride from Kearny ST.:
income per annum $3.50: lot 5OIl37:6.
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MEDICAL

4 NEW PROCESSING MEDICINE, INSTRU-
- ments or worthless pills used; every woman
cher own physician for all femele troubles no mat
FER fTom what cause. restores always in day;
can Ue sent a,d used al home all cases guaranteed
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