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CONTESTED LAND CASES.
Secretary Smith Decides in FAVOR o.
Missouri.


Missouri.
WASHINGTON. D. c., July Elm the
case of Minnesota, which appealed against
the action of the Land Office in canceling
certain school indemnity lands, Secretary
Hoke Smith to-day decided that if the
State will give quitclaim deed for the
lands enormously patented, it may have
thirty days to select an equal amount of
land from other entries held for cancella-
ton.
He has suNtained the title of James B.
Jones to lands in Oklahoma Territory
which were contested by persons claiming
that he was sooner" Jones, previous
to the opening of the Territory to settle
ment, lived on the border and crossed it
frequently for provisions. During these
trips he selected tract and raced for it on
tery oa H. on tae opening DAY. me Secle,
strictest construction of the law upon his
case and allows him the lands.
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soNoMA oRcHARDIsTs TO MEET

Invited to Attend a Session of the State
Horticultural Board.
SANTA ROSA, CAL, July 6.-The State
Horticultural Board meets here on Friday,
July 20. The theme to be discussed at the
meeting is the peach. A general invita-
ton has been given to all fruit-growers of
Senoma County to be present and hum
dreds will respond in person.
Horticultural matters are receiving a
great deal of attention here lately. Lively
agitation is going on now in favor of a
permanent fruit exhibit and the farmers
say they are determined to make it the
best ever seen in the county.
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Sale of the Lost Horse Mine.

SAN BERNARDINO, CAL. July g.
One-half interest in the Lost Horse mine
was sold this morning by G. S. Lines to
Ryan, the great mine-owner, for $25, 000
1t is located four miles east and south of
the celebrated McHaney mines. The Lost
Horse is considered very valuable mine.
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A Serious accident Which Mat,ns q Mon
for life,

STOCKTON, CAL, July 6.-Great excite
ment was caused at the Jackson baths this
forenoon by the explosion of a soda-water
tank. The explosion occurred at IL o'clock,
when there was a large number of people
at the resort.
August Gunther was refilling the tank
when the accident occurred. He was
blown into the air and landed about fifteen
feet from the spot where he had been
standing. The tank was shattered. Gun
Their was picked up in an unconscious con-
dition by Mr.. Pearson, the proprietor of
the baths, who witnessed the accident
and who was the first to run to the assist
ance of the victims.
The latter was carried to IA room in the
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Decrease of the Gold.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July Q. The
treacury gold reserve to-day decreased
$15s, 507, standing at the close of business
at $107 ,401 ,401. The loss, it is stated, was
by heavy gold payments on Government
account at San Francisco.
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Wnshtngton's Grain con.n.sssson.

John H. McGraw to-day appointed State
Grain Commission, created by the recent
Legislature. The members are: Chief
Grain Inspector and ex-officio chairman of
the commission, Perry w. Lawrence of
Garfield County; Commissioners. w. Fl.
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A Marysys,te officer Shoots Himself.

MARYSVILLE, CAL, July 6. Police
Officer J. E. Parmalee, while dressing
preparatory to going on duty this evening.
accidentally dropped his revolver to the
floor and the weapon was discharged, the
bullet entering his thigh. The wound is
painful one and will keep the officer at
home for several weeks.
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Reed of Tacoma and State Senator R. C.
McCroskey of Garfield County. The chief
object is to inspect and grade grains.
Heretofore grains have been graded by the
purchaser, and the farmers in many in
stances suffered.
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The Aggte ArriUes at Port TotUnsend.
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, July g.
The yacht Aggie, crack vessel of the San
Francisco Yacht Club, recently purchased
by Seattle parties, arrived this afternoon
after rough passage.
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To Instruct the Arizona Guard.

PHOENIX, ARIz., July 6-B. w. Leav-
ell, first lieutenant Of the Twenty-fourth
infantry, has been detailed by the War
Department to be the permanent instruc-
tor of the National Guard of Arizona.
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Call It a Craze.
AN ALARMING STATEMENT
CONCERNING WOMEN.
HOW BAD HABITS ARE FORMED.

The NezO York Tribune says: 1.-The habit
of taking headache powders is increasing
to an alarming extent among a great num-
Der of women throughout the country.
These powders as their name indicates are
claimed by the manufacturers to be positive
and speedy cure for any form of headache
In many cases their chief ingredient is
morphine, opium, cocaine or some other
equally injurious drug having a tendency to
deaden pain. The habit of taking them is
easily formed but almost impossible to
shake Off Women usually begin taking
them to relieve raging headache and soon
resort to the powder to alleviate any little
pain or ache they may be subjected to, and
finally like the morphine or opium fend,
get into the habit of taking them regularly,
imagining that they are in pain if they
happen to miss their regular dose"
In nine cases out of ten, the trouble
is in the stomach and liver. Take a
simple laxative and liver tonic and
remove the offending matter which
deranges the stomach and causes the
headache. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets are composed entirely of the
purest, concentrated. vegetable ex-
tracts. One Pellet is dose.
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End of San Bernurdtno's Celebration.

SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, July 6.-The
Fourth of July celebration closed this
carnival. There has been a continuous
programme since the Sd, and it has been
the most successful celebration ever held
here. The Mojave Indians, under DR.. J.
Booth, left for Needles this morning, and
the naval reserves for San Diego this after
nnoD
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FRESNO RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Mrs. L. l.. Tarr Throtcn From q Car
riaqe and Fatally Injured.

FRESNO, CAL, July Elm runaway
accident tonight Mrs. L. L. Tarr received
injuries about the head and shoulders that
will prove fatal. Mr.. and Mrs. Tarr and
their little son were driving on L street.
when the team took fright and became I'M
controllable. 1t ran squarely against the
curbing, pitching the occupants of the car
riage out. The husband and son escaped
with few scratches, but Mrs. Tarr's head
struck on the doubletrees. She has very
bad scalp wound and the skull is fractured.
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SAN LUIS HORSETHIEVE
The city Marshal Captures a Pair OF
CMlprits.

CulpritS.
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CAL, July City
Marshal James W. Cook arrested Feliz
Maiar and Rafael Soto on charge of horse
stealing this afternoon. They stole a
saddle horse belonging to N. Messerera,
which was tied on the streets last night
The pair were headed for Bakersfield and
the Marshal overlook them in Rinconada
Canyon, twenty miles east of here.
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Co., Mich, writes
!" 1 not infrequently
have an attack Of
the headache. 1t
usually comes on in
the forenoon. At my
dinner I eat my reg
ular meal, and take
one or two of Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets i'm m e di a t e ly
after, and in the
course of an hour
m y h ca da c h c is
cured and no bad
effects. I feel better
every way for having
ken them - not
worse, as is usual
after takin G other
kinds of pills.
Pleasant Pellets are
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worth more than their weight in gold, If fer
nothing else than to cure headache"
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what they will be able to do again-tell by
the size or the color that the voter deposits
the ballot furnished him.
MR.. FLOURNOY'S OPINION.
Disputes the Assertion of Spelling as to
the Rights of Peoples Bank
Directors.

the Rights of Peoples Bank
Directors.
The board of directors of the Peoples
Home Savings Bank. in order to refute the
statements recently made by L. Carl Spell
ling, referred the matter to the banks at
torney and has received litter of advice
Of which the following is copy:
DECEMBER 10, 1895.
Board Of Directors Of the Peoples Home Sdutngs
BdnE-GENTLEMEN l advise you as follows
upon the matters stated in the communication
of T. C. Spelling concerning the California
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
THAT the California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company BY its articles of incorporation and
transact such banking business as it is now
doing with the Peoples Home Savings Bank.
2-That the California Safe Deposit and
Trust Company is authorized by law 10 do just
such business as 1t has undertaken for such de-
positors of the Peoples Home Savings Bank as
have assigned their claims TO 1t for collection
3-That the Peoples Home Savings Bank can
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company as
assignee of the depositors OF the Peoples
Home Savings Bank.
4-That after a careful examination of the
incorporation and present condition of the
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
am unable TO find anything to warrant the
conclusion, or even a suspicion, that any
in the Peoples Home Savings Bank are in any
way jeoparoiZed by the relations now existing
between the Peoples Home Savings Bank and
the California Safe Deposit and Trust Com.
pany. Yours very truly, JOHN FLoURNoY,
Attorney for Peoples Home Savings Bank.
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LETTERS FOR PRISONERS
Women'S State Federation Will
Send 100 Christmas
MiSsives.
A Number of Important Committees
Were Appointed at Yester.
days Meeting.

The rainy afternoon and the Christmas
bargain counter were factors yesterday in
effecting a small attendance of ladies at
the regular weekly meeting OF the
Womens State Federation.
a quorum was not obtained until quite
late in the afternoon, so an informal meet
ing was called, during which the needs
and shortcomings of the association were
discussed.
Some dissatisfaction has arisen among
the associate members over their inability
to take an active participation in the ques-
tons of the society by vote.
1t was explained that allowing an asso-
ciate member to vote would give to that
member an equal power of decision to
twenty-five and fraction of the members
of contingent organizations represented by
the delegate mem berS.
The associate mem bers consider the pay
ment of their yearly dollar dues entities
them to a louder voice in the proceedings.
As it is they have the privilege of discuss
ing questions at issue, but are deprived of
the right to vote for officers. AS each
delegate member represents twenty-five
and a major fraction of members of her
particular society, four associate members
would equal, if the franchise were theirs,
SeVentv-HVe OF SeNeuIy-SlA represented
members.
1t was resolved to prepare a circular
fully explaining this feature OF organlza-
ton, and the following committees were
formed for future work:
Prison, education, divorce, police, public in.
stitutions, free baths and sanitary matters
legislative, bill posters, sweating system and
child labor, press, dives and other low resorts
Volunteers were called for TO act on the
several committees formed and were re-
sponded to as follows:
Police court-Mrs S. NJ. n Cummings, Mrs.
L. j. Clough; visiting institutions-Mrs. Flor
ence Percy Matheson, Mrs. +. L. Fairbanks.
Miss Wheeler. Mrs. F. +. Victor; sweating sys-
TEN and child labor-Miss Wheeler; dives and
other low resorts-Mrs Matheson; press-Mrs.
Fairbanks and Mrs. Matheson.
President Mrs Rose NJ. French stated
that she had been given by representa-
tive of the England Prisoners Christmas
letter Association 700 letters, to be dis
tributed among the prisoners on Christmas
day. This organization sent out last year
over 100000 letters, to be forwarded to
prisoners all over the world. For the past
several years Chief Crowley has turned
the letters over to Mrs. French for dis
tribution.
a committee to take charge of sending
the letters was appointed, consisting OF
Mrs. Nj. Ida Benson, Mrs. J. NJ. Peoples,
Mrs. V. S. Baker.
The letters are written by ladies of the
British colonies.
The meeting was adjourned until the
first Monday in January.
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Petition for Insolvency.

Creditors of Rudolph Hagen have asked the
Superior Court to adjudge him insolvent on
the ground that he has conveyed his business
and effects to unknown persons. Mr. Hagen
is proprietor of the New Louvre on O'Farrell
street. The creditor-petitioners with the re-
spective amounts claimed are: Electrical Con-
struction Company, $50 75 Mark Strouse,
Paint Company, $32, and Paul Seller, Sl2 10.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The Coms.ock ran along on an even keel yester-
day and quotations showed nc disturbance beyond
decline in Alpha Con. The close was firm.
NOTES.
The Con. Cal. & Va assessment of 25 cents
per share was delinquent in the boards yes
terday.
The weekly reports from the mines are as fol-
lows:
Con. Cal. & Va. 1850 level-on ninth floor
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

FS UNITY ENCAMPMENT, NO. &c, "a 81
Es~S /. o. o. F., meets TONIGHT. ~
G. ]. PHILLIPS, c, p. ~
R# THE OFFICERS AND MEM rs
Ge>S bers of st. Patricks Mutual Alli- -ySS>43
ance Association of California hereby RrES-Sl
notified to assemble at 1914 Greenwich IF.
st. THU RSDAY MORNING, Dec. rs, at
O'clock to pay the last tribute of respect to our
late brother, WILLIAM FLYNN. Per order
THOMAS +. Afford, President.
JOHN F. QUALE Corresponding Secretary.
NE LA CANDELARIA MINING COM
uS>S pany-Annual meeting for election of officers
and transaction of business will be held on SAT-
URDAY, December %, 1895. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at $50 California street. Room 60, San Francisco
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
GEORGE A. HILL, Secretary.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
STOCK Board yesterday;
ULARMoRNING SESSION COMMENCING Ar9:3O.
1880 Alpha. "a 20 CC&V. 235 500 Potosi. so
100 ..........23 200 Exchqr .0S 100 .......... 81
800 Belcher. 81 100 G. Il c.. 40 100 Union Gao
700 Chollar 80 200 Han .... $4,000 Utah .....04
500 CCtGV.2. 80 600 Occidtl.. 81 100 Jacket 80
AFTERNOON sEssIoN--2:30.
400 Alpha go. .2425O Chollar ...53Il0O Mexican SO
700 ..........2 % so (CV... 23025U Occdtl. ...52
200 3 Il B ....S0200 Con Imp. .02l250 Potosi so
400 Bodice. 40 500 Exchqr. .07ll00 Savage. 80
100 ChalIng. .25700 H&N. ..90I
Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
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HawC&sCo. = z PacTransC Co. 20
HutchSPCo- IL IS PacT TCO SO
JudsonMfgC SunsetT&T.. rs
Mer Elk Assn1OO no United CO.. 25
MORNING SESSION.
Board-30 Market-st Railway. 441a; 80 F Gas
951a.
stTeet-1o v Water, esA; $4,000 AZ
(cOupon) Bonds, ITO.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-10 V Water, 951A: 275 do, 05; IS do,
94A; $4,000 S 6% Bonds 122.
SAN FRANCISCO CALL"
BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL
&c Market street, open until II. O'CLOCK every
nifht in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-5sO Montgomery street.
corner Clay: open until 9 80 O'Clock.
??g Hayes street, open until $50 O'Clock,
lib Larkin street, open until 80 o'clock.
SW corner Sixteenth and Mission streetA open
pnfil O'Clock.
2b1e Mission street, open until O'Clock.
116 Ninth street. open until $3.50 O'Clock.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

Perry. San Diego ID burst, Wheatland
de Turk, Santa Rosa a i Turner d W, Cousa
s Ioorya, Arbuckle b Arnold, California
B Anderson, San Jose i Hanchett Sacto
a Adelf, Colusa III w Preston. Cripple OK
e Andrews, Reddlng Miss V Preston stanford
Miss Mccall Conn Wetmore. California
Wolfern, California III Kennedy, Mimi
II Kope IL ", Cal II Spencer, Livermore
w HalisOn, California l. Green, Petaluma
J G Marks, Colusa G Fl Anderson, Cal
II Ravens, Oakland 4 d Warren Ukiah
w Roberts Jr, Oaklnd G II Clark Sacramento
V H Woods, s L Obspo Harmon few Almadn
Galland, Portland w Eslick, Mirabel
NJ Cady, Sonoma II w Craob, Oakville
Miss Cady, Sonoma ] w Hamilton. Holster
Il T Mccullough, Cal Morse, Riverside
] Compbell, Marysvle u I Waldron. Victoria
= Patterson q W, L w Lenzen, San Jose
Miss l. Patterson, O'Bren d w. Willows
Miss Patterson, u A Phillips, Del Rosa
III Patterson \ Merritt d W, Colo
Miss Jackson, Sacto Mrs Chas Lux, San Jose
J A McIntire, Sacto
LICK HOUSE.
G. A Singer, Chicago a Kinkaid New
L d O'Nei jacksonville A Dowd Menlo Park
DIR Brown, Cal j. X Adams, Oregon
a w Jones, Monterey FIN Miller, Fresno
L u Bishop, Tulare Mrs Lang Los Angeles
Williams, Victoria Miss Walker Victoria
Miss NJ Williams, Victra Miss Z Smith, Victoria
Miss Williams, Victra G j Stearns. Or
NJ Zimmerman, Chicago J + Moody & w, Truckee
G NJ Coglan, Sacto / j Cram. Chicago
A Lucas, Honolulu L Hopkins, opkins
j Donovan, Sta G. Col y 5 Kellogg Menlo Park
] A Waddell, Sta Col J Wilmans Newman
] A NJ ellon, Colo River Il A Forbeson ,Marysviile
w Hussey Mt Hmnltn Van Mahenys, MERGED
f McLennon, Stockton A Markham, santa Rosa
Il Farrell, Santa Cruz ii Wolf IL WI, Napa
Skinker, Lake County Mrs NJ l. Mckee, Montry
A Catlin, Sacramento
BALDWIN HOTEL.
F Riser, New York G Durnet, New York
L Nolan, Salinas q Ueming, New York
i Wetzei, New York n ) Wright, Angels GIMP
J A Morrison, Stockton Holly, Vallejo
J A Dembeby, Bakersfd w Reed, Chicago
] Brady & wi, Chicago A Bierce, Los Gatos
DR. A T. Bailey, Chicago DR. W Wall & VT, Boston
w Gordon, ian Diego DIR j J. Piister, Suisun
w stone d W, st Louis j J Brown, Chicago
NJ Mills, Chicago H,Smth, New York
Mass Brown Chicago y Williams, Mexico
Mrs A 3 Scott, st Paul Miss Dugan, Seattle
Dugan Seattle
PALACE HOTEL.
G Titus & VT. Sacto AW L smith, Nevada
f w Plant, New York u Kidder, G ass Valley
DR. Dryskoff. Germany f T Howe & VT PASADENA
+ Eishback, Seattle Oldham d WI, London
] Schaeb rle, San Jose w Stitt Chic go
Howe d W.T. Chicago w Parsons, Terra Faute
G ] Curtis, Rediands Clopp, Boston
1 Wilkowski. Japan Miss Isaacs, New York
J. Lewis. Delaware II Bergstein. Reno
Loeb, New Orleans Miss Blake, Maine
j. Sayer, Stanford III Pondexter, S anfo I'd
M Barney, Dutcn Flat DIR Swisher Dutch Flat
Mrs II T Frank, Pha Miss Schioss. Philadelphia
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

RS HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN
ub~S Society, 18 Geary st.-The directors have de-
cared the following semi-annual dividends: 4.32
per cent per annum on term and $50 per cent per
annum on ordinary deposits, payable on and after
January 2. 1896. ERNEST BRAND, Secretary.
RE DIVIDEND NOTICE-MUTUAL saw
VIZ ings Bank of San Francisco 33 Post st.-For
the half year ending December 81, 1895, divi-
dend has been declared at the rate of four and one
fifth (4.20) per cent per annum on term deposits
and three and one-half G.. 5O) per cent per annum
on ordinary deposits free OF taxes payable on and
after Thursday, January 2. 1896.
GEO. A. STORY, Cashier.
RS DIVIDEND NOTICE SAN FRAN
lh~S cisco Savings Union, 532 California street.
corner Webb. For the half year ending with the
3lst of December. 1895. dividend has been de-
cIared at the rate per annum of four and thirty
two one-hundredths "a 32-l00) per cent on term
deposits and three and six-tenths 61O) per cent
after Thursday, the I'd of January 1898.
LOWELL WHITE, Cashier.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-Continued.

ENGINEER WITH YEARS EXPERT
IL ence wants the charge of small engine, to do
own firing: will accept any wages; or Job as fire.
man. ENGINEER, box 70, Call Office, Oakland.
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS MANAGER BY
w Scotchman on stock grain ranch; thorough
practical farmer AL references. Address JOHN
BROWN, 1882 West Second ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
CHINESE ND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
~ office. ]. WIN 637 Commercial st.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FS FRENCH REFORMED CHURCH, lilo
l>S Powell st.-Christmas service at 10 AS A. NJ. !;
topic, Goods Manifestation" Communion service,
with the assistance of Rev. E. E. Clark.
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wANTED-MIs CELLANEous.


AT TED-SECOND-HAND 10 OR II H. p
w horizontal boiler, burning 4-foot wood: also
14O0 feet 3inch iron water pipe. Address Power,
box 81, Call Office
w ANTED-YoUR WATCH, IF IT NEEDS
w repairing: best work at half the regular price.
DECSS, matchmaker, 1875 Kearuy ST., third floor.
CELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW
- elry 10 a. KLEIN, l09 Sixth ST.. send postal.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF MARGARET
L CLARK, native of New York City; n X.
aged 35 years, daughter OF DELLA and JAMES
w. CLARK, who came to San Francisco, Cal, in
January. 1866. Address J. W. CLARK, 81 Seven
teenth (,aI
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AW I smith, Nevada
y + Kidder, G ass Valley
+ t Howe & WI PASADENA
& Oldham d WI, London
w s Stitt, Chic ago
w Parsons, Terra Faute
+ \ Clopp, Boston
Miss Isaacs, New York
III Bergstein. Reno
Miss C ; Blake, Maine
III t Pondexter, S anfo I'd
DIR Swisher, Dutch Flat
Miss Schioss. Philadelphia
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Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Board YESTERDAY:
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PERSONALS.

A DVICE FREE; DIVORCE AND PROBATE
n laws speciality; suits, Superior, Justice ana
Police Courts terms reasonable: collections ETC. g.
w HOW E. atty -at-law. $50 Market, cor: Stockton
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MEDICAL.

HARRY MULLER GIVES TREATMENT OF
IL scientific medical electricity for nervous pros
traton, insanity. hysteria, piles, cancer insomnia,
catarrh, consumption, dyspepsia. diphtheria,
diabetes, malaria, neuralgia, rheumatism, asthma.
fevers, hemorrhoids and uterine diseases; specially
for women; diagnosis free. HARRY MULLER,
236 Suffer ST., rooms and 2.
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| LNREE OF CHARGE
! l. To examine Xmas rocker enameled cream
and gold upholstered silk plush, at S. before pur-
| chasing see our prices. California Rattan Com
| pany, SO to 81 First ST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
R% SAMPLES FREE AT THE NEW COS
gb~S metic Parlors, room 40, $50 Market st.
M% CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE.
5~D Chiropodic Institute, room %, 906 Market.
R% MRS. ROBB, 1895 MARKET ST., ROOM
S>S 8, second floor genuine massage treatment.
re CORNS, INGROWING NAILS, SUCCESS
Ib-S fully treated. DIR. LLOYD, LurIne Baths.
re BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR s..
@>S Collections made. city country. Pacific
Collection Co., AIS Montgy ST., room s. Tel. $3.50.
f. WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS
1~S scrubbed reasonable rates: payment for
damages guaranteed. {. ROSSl d Co. 242 Suffer.
Es ROOMS WHITENED. 81 UP: PAPER
1~S ed SO so no. 3171a Third. George Hartman.
NE COLLECTIONS: TENANTS ELECTED
t~S SO: costs paid. 420 Montgomery, 90