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The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19
NORWAY's INDEPENDENCE.
1t Is Fittingly Celebrated by the Local
NOrwegians.

1t Is Fittingly Celebrated by the Local
NOrwegians.
The Norwegian Independence day was
celebrated by all good Norsemen in Sara
toga Hall Friday evening, where an enter
tainment and dance was given by the
Norwegian Society of this city.
The programme was made up of scenes
from the history of Norway and speeches
telling of her past and present greatness.
The opening number was tableau, show
ing the Viking ship on its voyage of dis
covery to the New World in the year 1000.
During the time the tableau was being
shown George Heineman, vice. e-president
OF the society, told the story of the voyage
westward toward the setting sun as the
Morse traditions have handed it down for
years, and the singing society sang, at the
going down of the curtain, the national air
OF Norway. General Barnes then spoke,
his address being commentary upon Nor
way and its history. Then there was more
singing, and then the floor was cleared and
the patriotic Norwegians danced till mid.
night in honor of their far-away land.
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by delegation from the Sutter County
Horticultural Society and taken in car
riages to Yuba City.
The visitors will be taken through many
orchards before the time for meeting. A
banquet will be rendered the visitors. The
programme will be long and interesting.
B. NJ. Lelong will make the opening
speech in response to the welcome of the
Sutter County society. Papers and ad-
dresses have been prepared by the follow
ing horticulturists:
Ralph Hersey of Santa Clara, on "Curing and
Preparing Fruit for Commerce."
B. F. Walton OF Yuba City, on "Grading
and Packing Fruit to Meet the Wants of the
Trade
Colonel Il. weinstock of Sacramento, on
"Imptoved Methods of Marketing Deciduous
Fruits"
A. T. Hatch of suisun, on "The Outlook for
California Almonds"
Frank Buck of Vacaville, on "Fruits for Ship
ping Which Pay Best and HOW to Handle
Them"
w. P. Harmon of Biggs, on "Best Varieties
of Fruit to Grow for Profit"
Miss Anna Mcconnell of Sacramento County,
on "Chrysanthemum-growin
S. S. Boynton of Oroville, on Growing Citrus
Fruits"
General N. p Chapman of Red Bluff, on "The
Future of Horticulture in California or some
kindred subject.
Mrs Hattie Kells of Yuba City, on Amateur
ElOriaulf1tra
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GOING TO THE FAIR.
Many Interior Counties Preparing for
the International Exposition
at Atlanta

People in the interior of the State are
becoming interested in the California ex-
hibit that will be sent by the State Board
of Trade to the International Exposition
at Atlanta, Ca, early in the fall. Reports
have been received by Secretary J. A. Fill
cher from those now exhibiting at the
boards rooms on Market street, stating
that preparations are being made for re-
plenishing the county exhibits before the
outfit is shipped East. AS this is very
favorable season it is believed that the
California exhibit will be the finest that
ever crossed the State line.
Several counties not members of the
Board of Trade have expressed determi-
nation to join the procession by becoming
members and sending exhibits from their
localities to the Southern exposition. The
Supervisors of Monterey County have
promised to subscribe and make collec-
ton at once, not only of the natural
products of the soil, but of large number
of curiosities and articles of interest con-
nected with the oldest town in the State,
Monterey. This will include many relics
of the early Spanish settlers and mis-
SionarieS.
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SAILORS WERE STARVED.
The Crew of the ST. Mungo
Claim That the Vessel Is a
Hungry Ship.
Story About the Death of One Of the
Men-A Statement From the
Captain.

The British ship st. Mungo arrived in
port from Swansea on Thursday night and
yesterday morning eight of the crew de-
serted and came ashore. They all had
hard stories to tell about the ship, and all
hands said that she was the hungriest ves-
sci they had ever known. The boarding
house runners backed the men in the lat
ter statement, saying that the morning s
meal would not have satisfied a child.
On the passage out a negro named
Walter Robinson died, and a colored man
named Joseph Leach, one of the crew,
claims that his shipmate's death was
caused by starvation. "Why," said he
yesterday, "we were short of provisions
from the day we sailed. About two weeks
after we left Swansea Robinson came
down from aloft and told Captain Hamil-
ton that he was too sick to work. The
captain said that he was only shamming
and put him in irons. He kept him there
three days and then released him. Rob-
inson turned to and worked for five days,
when he had to give it up again. Then
the captain sent him into the steward S
room aft. and none of the men were al
lowed to talk to him. The food wasn't fit
to eat, and it is not to be wondered at that
the poor fellow died. The captain didn't
have the proper kind of medicine and
could give him no relief at all.
William Patterson, boy on the vessel,
said that he carried two meals to the sick
man and the latter told him that he was
being starved.
at was a hungry ship" said Patterson.
"I suppose have lost five months wages
by desertlng, but / would rather lose the
money than stay by the ship. Not only
was there not enough food, but the quality
of what we did get was something awful u
1.-The men got all the articles called for, +"
said Captain Hamilton. 1.-THE trouble
with the crew was that only three of the
men were sailors who had ever been
around the Horn, and they were con-
tinually getting in each others way.
The man Robinson was in particular
poor sailor, and did not think he was
sick at all. / am not doctor, but pre-.
scribed for him. and he refused to take the
medicine l offered him. He tore linseed
poultice from his chest, and put him in
irons for refusing duty. At the END OF
thirty hours he sent for me and apologized.
That was early in the voyage and on the
Atlantic side. That was the only time he
was confined and when he again said that
he was sick 1 had him brought aft and
placed in the cabin. told him that did
not want him to work, as / did not like his
style, and asked him to act as a lookout
He refused to do it. AS for the food being
short, have nothing to do with that. But
the men knew what they were to get, and
they got what they signed for, and more
too ~
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MEETING OF FRUIT-GR0wERs.

Interesting Papers for the Horticultural
Society Gathering in Yuba City.
The meeting of fruit-growers in Yuba
City on May 81 promises to be very large
gathering. At the last meeting of the
State Horticultural Society it was decided
to hold the next meeting at Yuba City,
and the people in the interior resolved to
make it a notable meeting in the history
of horticulture. So far, besides the State
board, the horticultural societies of Butte,
Sutter and Sonoma counties have signified
an intention to be present in full members.
Other similar societies will also be present.
Upon the arrival of the members of the
State board at Marysville they will be met
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The Mechanics Institutes 5000.

The old case of the Mechanics Institute
against J. K. Firth to recover 5000 which was
lost in book transaction in connection with
s1deshow entertainment drew near close yes
terday in Judge Hunts court. The case was sub
mitted on briefs, 1t being understood that they
were to be very brief briefs.
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Very Special Silk Offer.

We will offer tomorrow morning
and until sold large line of
beautiful BLACK FIGURED
GROS GRAIN SILKS, eleven
new designs, the large fashion On 90
able patterns, actual value 81 20 I'D l.
yard, the special price only. Yard
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SCOTCH PLAID SILKS, % inches
wide-My! bat they are swell
You can get the plaid of your clan dl. 90
from this fine assortment, our I'D l.
price only. ........-............... Yard
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Mems Furnishings.

MEMS GRAY MERINO SOX, heavy O1C
quality and seamless, Kennedy's LIZ
price 2Oc pair, our sale price,. Pair
MEN'S BLACK CASHMERE soX,
English make, full finished, OSC
double heels and toes, Kennedy's ~
price 4Oc, on sale at. .............. Pair
MEMS MUSLIN NIGHTGowNs,
lauDdered or unlau ndered, fine
quality, cOlored embroidery, S0C
trimmed collar, cuffs and front, CU
Kennedys price 81, our sale price Each
MEMS WHITE LAUNDEKED
SHIRTS, 4-pIy linen bosoms, re-
enforced back and front. sizes IA, 400
1412 Is and 1919, Kennedy's 10
price 75c each, our sale price.... Each
MEMS FLANNELETTE OVER
SHIRTS, fancy stripes in dark OSO
colors, good things for camping 40
expeditions, on sale at............ Each
Ladies' Waists.
Some great specials in Shirt
Waists Monday and until sold.
LADIES' CALICO WAISTS, full OSC
back and front, puff sleeves, light 40
colors, checks and StripeS.......... Each
LADIES' CALICO WAISTS, Indigo CSC
blues, in dots, stripes and figures, Do
made as above, sale price only. Each
LADIES' PERCALE AND LAWN
WAISTS. soft finish, ruffie over
shoulder. large puff sleeves, fault S0C
less fit, kennedy's price 81, sale w
Price. Observation-Disclosures. Each
LADIES PERCALE WAIST Iaun.
dered collars and cuffs, Stanley S0C
style. full front and back, large w
puff sleeves, sale price only. 49,. Each
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BLEACHED DAMASK TOWEL
ING, all pure linen, double dam
ask, two lots II and 19 inches
wide, Kennedy's prices l5c and
1926, we say to close. e.............
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THE BRIDGE OF SIZE---

Not with Brdge Sghs'' Venice the
pathway dark this bridge has been
designed point the brightest ghest and most
handsomely appointed Store In San Francisco
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Linens.

When we say call linen" we
mean that every thread is made
of flax. The four samples OF ex-
ceptionaI values given below are
worth looking at, anyway.
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SILK AND WOOL FRENCH GRE.
PONS, 40 inches wide, changeable
colors, billowy effects, the beau d. 4 .OC
ties OF the season, our regular.D i -
$l 70 grade, now ow.................. Yare
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To CouPvILLE-C. B., City. The route &c
Coupville, Island County, WASH, is by steam
ship from San Francisco to Port Townsend
Io5 miles, and by small steamer from tnere
ten miles
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

FANCY CHANGEABLE MOHAIR
CREPONS, As inches wide, real
French goods and probably pret. Cn I %,
test patterns in Frisco to- day. ID i =
bought TO sell at 81 50,marked now Var
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

SATEEN COVERED COMFOR-
TIERS, turkey-red lining. full size,
white cotton filled. desirable col Gs 90
ors and patterns, Kennedy's price ID l.
81 So ours Each
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
8 yards long, full taped, good new
patterns, Kennedy's price 81 20,
our price this week ek...............
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LADIES' ECRU LIsLE-THREAD
VESTS, l.. y. n. S. heavy quail
ity, crochet neck and armlets;
Kennedy's price, 40c; we say.
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BLANK REcEIPT-L G., City. A blank freigh
receipt of the Central Overland California and
Pixies Peak Express Company has no market
value, and is worth only whatever person
might pay for such curiosity
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Some Dress Goods Specials.

ALLWoOL FANCY AND PLAIN
DRESS GOODS. We will close OSC
out all lines from Kennedy stock 10
marked from 35c to 60c yard at Yard
FROM KENNEDY STOCK FANCY EOC
CHECK TAILOR SUITINGS, SO CU
inches wide, worth 81 O0....... Yard
FROM KENNEDY STOCK FANCY
STRIPE SERGE SUITINGS. SO
inches wide, and ALL-WOOL E0C
SERGES AND HENRIETTAS, CU
worth 81 a yard. Yard
ALL-wOoL CHECK AND STRIPE
SUITINGS, regular 81 and ST. 25 HEC
grades, limited quantity only, will W
pe cIoSeu at....-. Yard
FANCY CHECK ALL WOOL
CHEVIOT SUITINGS, 81 inches O71C
wide, all new styles, just received, Ol2
fine assortment of colors ........ Yard
Ladies' Underwear.
A few of this weeks special
drives selected from the Kennedy
bankrupt stock.
LADIES ECRU COTTON VESTS,
l.. n. N. s. Swiss ribbed, crochet 1EC
neck; Kennedy's price, Csc; our lC
price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Each
LADIES' ECRU LISLE-THREAD
VESTS, l.. y. n. s. heavy quail OSC
ity, crochet neck and armlets; 10
Kennedys price, 40c; we say. Each
LADIES' EGYPTIAN COTTON
VESTS, heavy quality, Jersey OSC
rib, III. N. L. ST. drawers to match; CC
Kennedy's price, SOC; ours. ..... Each
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Some very special bargains
from the Kennedy stock in blan-
kets, comforters, portieres and
curtains. Wen make il worth
your while to buy this class of
goods now.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

CHILEAN WAR--W. B. S., City. On the 6tn OF
April, 1879, Chile declared war against Peru.
The cause for this war was dispute as 10 the
rig of each party to certain territory.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

II correspondents neglect to give correct names
and addresses they must not be disappointed If
there is no answer to the communication. The
names are not for publication, but for reference
Questions will be answered a possible
after they received. Sometimes an answer
cannot be had sooner than three weeks after start
ing the inquiry.
Questions the answers to which will amount to
an advertisement of any business article will not
be answered.
Questions asking for the standing Of any in
divtdual or firm will not be answered.
NO questions in arithmetic, algebra or geometry
VIII be answered.
Material for debaters will not be furnished.
Religious questions respectfully declined.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS, heavy,
good quality muslin, trimmed
with tucks, ruf1ies and Torchon GSC
lace edge; Kennedy's price, 81; OC
ouf price. Eacl
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS, "
shaped neck, fine open work,
tucks and embroidery trimmings; 7EC
Kennedy's price, 81 25; ours, to 10
close out Observation-Disclosures. Each
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS, made
of fine soft-finished muslin or
cambric tucked fronts, embroid-
cry cry and drdaS lace 90 trimming; rim q Ken so
real bargains at our closing figures Each
Hosiery Specials.
These values positively cannot
be duplicated in San Francisco.
CHILDREN's CHILaDLsREENs TAN AND BROWN 1OC
COTTON HOSE, narrow rib and IO
seamless; Kennedy's price, 20c.. Pair
CHILDREN'S BLACK COTTON
HOSE, double knees, heels and
toes, Hermsdorf dye, narrow ribs, 16C
sizes 5 to S12; Kennedy's price. LIZ
25c .......................... Pair
LADIES BLACK COTTON HOSE,
good quality, plain or ribbed top, 7SC
double heels and toes; Kennedy's lC
price, 25c; our sale price. Pair
LADIES COTTON HOSE, tan or
brown, fine quality, plain CSC
Richelieu ribbed, double heels, ~
sole and toes; sale price only. Pair
LADIES LISLE HOSE, Riche,eu
ribbed, extra-fine quality. tan
Hermsdorf black, double heels CO1C
and toes; Kennedy's price, soc: OC3
ours OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Pair
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LINEN HUCK TOWELS, not all
linen, about rs per cent linen,
three different lots, some fringed,
some hemmed, worth from 121ac
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POLL AND MORTGAGE TAXI. W. R., CITY.
Polltax is a lien on real property when the
same is not paid when due. When it becomes
q lien on real property 33L per cent is added.
The banks pay the mortgage tax.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

CROCHET BEDSPREADS, a good,
heavy quality in Marseilles pat
terms, Kennedy's price 81 %, our
price. ..................
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NOTTIN HAM LACE CUR
TAINS, 3172 yards long, 50-in.
WIDE, Kennedy's regular 81 cur Z
tain, on sale at
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Here for Crepons.

Four great specials-they came
in week or two later than ex-
pected. If you haven't already
got your Crepon Dress there are
qualities and bargains that you
cannot duplicate.
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EXPORTS AND IMPo.Ts-Inquirer, City. The
imports OF gold and silver into the United
States during the ten years ending 1894
amounted to $409 ,027 ,145. The exports dur
Ing the same period amounted to 1884, ,12O, ,462.
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r N THE SALE OF
the K e n n e d Y

TN THE SALE OF
the X e n n e d v
Bankrupt Stock
the climax of Bar
gain-Giving seems
to have been reach
ed.
We hav e at last
bridged over the
Torrent of Greed
that has separated
the people from rea-
sOnable prices, and I
the same ratio of pl
in New York or Chi
of buying and seilir
discounts whatever,
Do you benefit
Stop and think a m
four years ago befor
reductions elsewher
proach the figures a
closed out.
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BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK, 81
inches wide, all linen, free OF
dressing, in several very nice pat
terms, for which Kennedy charged
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

THE COAL STRIKE-W. B. s., City. The coal
strike in Pennsylvania commenced in April
and ended on June Is, 1894. The cause was
low wages and lack OF steady employment.
After number of conferences the strike was
declared off, the mine-owners agreeing to pay
the miners SO cents per ton.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

WAvEs-S R., Monterey, Cal. The measure
ments OF Scoresby, which are looked upon
very accurate, prove that during storms. waves
in the Atlantic rarely exceed forty-three feet
from hollow TO crest. Other observations on
the Atlantic give from forty-four to forty weight
feet as the highest measured waves.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

STAMP CoLLECToRs-S. w. p, Monterey, Cal.
The addresses of the noted stamp collectors
mentioned in the CALL last January are: M.
P. Cassell, vice president of the Philatelic So.
clety, London, England, and Stanly Gibbons,
The Strand, London, England.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMASK.
So inches wide, all linen, good
heavy quality, nice patterns,
few washings will make it white
as snow, Kennedy's price 50c....
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LADIES' ECRU COTTON VESTS,
l.. n. N. 5. Swiss ribbed, crochet
neck; Kennedy's price, Csc; our
price. Observation-Disclosures.
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Cotton Fabrics.

AOllOEI EdDTlCS.
DUCK SUITING, light or dark
grounds, with stripes, dots and
figures, new colors, new designs. 71C
and an entirely new price for such t2
goods. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Yard
CASHMERE TWILL FLANNEL
ETTES, all of our light ground 1nC
1212c fannelettes in checks, lO
stripes, dots, etc.. Yard
sIDE-BAND APRON GINGHAMs,
3S inches wide, checks in blue, Q1C
brown and green, Kennedy's O3
price, 1212c, we say to cose...... Yard
SCOTCH TENNIS FLANNELS,
small patterns in new and dainty
color effects, just the thing for OSC
outing suits and shirts, 35c fab 10
Tic TOT. ....-............. Yard
Silk Specials.
Some of kennedy's and many
Of our own summer lines marked
down to compare favorabIy with
the KENNEDY prices.
FANCY ARMURE SILK, 1S inches
wide, in black, navy, brown, pink dSC
cer1se, mais, cream, etc., very fC
special at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Yard
PRETTY WASH SILKS, % inches
wide. new patterns in about rs
different summer color effects an OH1C
up to date novelty for children's Cs2
summer dresses. ................... Yard
BLACK FIGURED TAFFETA 6Oc
SILKS, 81 inches wide, all silk w
and an unequaled bargain at...... Yard
FANCY. TAFFETA SILK, two lots
imported for this summers busi-
ness, 10 and 20 inches WIDE light TSC
or dark, large or small figures, it's ~
corker at. at......................... Yard
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Too MUCH AsKED-C. w. A, City. The Query
Column has not the space to publish "the list
of lines of vessels that enter the bay OF San
Francisco, the names OF the different vessels of
each line and the list OF places where such
vessels land"
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So INCH NOTTINGHAM CUR
TAIN LACE, good patterns,
Kennedy's price SOC yard, we will
close it out at. at...........
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HOuse-Furnishings.

llOaSSA dA 1lIoiliI1SSs
Some very special bargains
from the Kennedy stock in blan-
kets, comforters, pOrtiereS and
curtains. Wen make il worth
your while to buy this class of
goods now.
SATEEN- COVERED CoMFOR-
TIERS, turkey-red lining. full size,
white cotton filled. desirable col q I 90
ors and patterns, Kennedy's price ID l.
81 oO ours OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eacn
CROCHET BEDSPREADS, good
heavy quality in Marseilles pat QHC
terms, Kennedy's price 81 20, our OO
price. ............................ Eacn
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
8 yards long, full taped, good new Q0C
patterns, Kennedys price 81 25, ~
our price this week ................ Each
NOTTIN lam LACE CUR
TAINS, 3115 yards long, 50-in. O. .25
tain, on sale eat.................... Pair
So INCH NOTTINGHAM CUR
TAIN LACE, good patterns, OSC
Kennedy's price SOC yard, we will ~
close IL out at.-..-.--. Y ara
4o-INCH CURTAIN SWISS. with
white-colored scroll designs, very
neat for summer cottages and I e01C
summer use generally, Kenne- lL2
dys price 25c. ours................ Yard
CHENILLE PORTIERES, yards
long, in five handsome color eff
fects, wide and narrow dadoes, Gs . 90
fringe, etc, Kennedy's price,p %
Sd so, our. Observation-Disclosures. Pair
Muslin, Sheeting, Etc.
No one can undersell us in this
department.. Last department
TO right of main entrance.
UNBLEACHED CANTON FLAN-
MEL, A very heavy, fluffy quail
ity, Kennedy's price 15c Q1C
yard, as very special bargain we C3
say ....-................. Yard
"A BLEACHED CAMBRIC, Ken OtC
nedy's price,or any one else's, 10c, O2
ours. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Yard
ga UNBLEACHED SHEETING.
superior quality, usually sold at 1SC
1SA2c yard, we shall close this 1C
out at. at........................... Yard
HEMSTITCHED SHEETS, made
of fine sheeting, work first class
in every particular, two sizes
S1x90 in Kennedy's price 81 25, ours Toe ca.
9OxSO in kennedy's price 81 25, ours 75c ca.
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PopULATroN-w. C. B., City. The latest esti-
mates give population as follows: United
States, 50 134 900; Germany, 40 ,421 1903;
France, 3S 343, 1872.
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THERE is an article on this market seldom
equaled and never excelled-Jesse Moore Whis-
ky. Moore, Hunt e. Co. guarantee its purity.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

OUT OF EMPLoYMENT-R. NJ. A., San de Fuca
Island County, Wash There is no record of the
number OF men that have been thrown out oj
employment by reason of the demonetiza ton
of silver
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

MEDICAL CoLLE6Es-H. S., City. There is
medical college connected with Trinity Col
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

FRENCH CREPONS In black and
staple colors, the entire 81 line,
beginning Monday.
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TARIFF on HoRsEs-A., Oakland, Cal. The
tariff on horses brought from the United States
into British Colum bia is 20 per cent ad va
10 rem, except horses introduced for the i'm
provement of stock or horses that belong TO q
menagere These two classes, under certain
regulations, are admitted free.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

DIAMoND-CUTTER-S., City. There is no Iea-
son why diamond cutter or polisher should
lie on his stomach while at his work unless
some engaged in that profession prefer to work
that way Diamond-cutters live as long as the
average man if they take care OF themselves.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

MCKINLEY AcT-R. R., City. The Mckinley
act became law on the 1st of October, 1890.
1t provided for high rate of duty on a large
made sugar free.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

BACK DATE-L. G., City. The 18th Of Septem-
ber, 1875, fell on a Sunday.
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TYPE-sETTING MACHINEs-E. l.. NJ, City. The
latest bulletins issued by manufacturers of
type-setting machines do not show that any
such machines are in use III Colorado outside
of Denver, but some may have been intro
duced since the publication, a few months ago.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

LADIES' EGYPTIAN COTTON
VESTS, heavy quality, Jersey .
rib, III. N. l.. s., drawers to match; -
Kennedy's price, SOC; ours $500 E,
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PRETTY WASH SILKS, 2S inches
wide. new patterns in about rs
different summer color effects, an
up to date novelty for children's