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The morning call., 1895-02-19
COUNTRY real. ESTATE DEALERS
" EDWIN K. ALSIP d CO.,

" EDWIN K. AISIP d CO.,
Sacramento and San Francisco
No. 300. a fine piece of property, containing %
acres in Contra Costa County; 5 acres full bearing
orchard; Japanese plumS, pears, apficots, figs,
SIG acres grapes, mostly nnuscats; balance OF land
soWn to hay and grain; also u planted TO
potatoes; vegetables being grown without rriga-
ton; fine 2-Story, 7-room house; windmill, tank
and farmhouse; water piped through the buildings
chcken-houses, horses, cows, wagons, har-
ness buggy and complete set OF farming i'm pie
ments: $500 cash. balance easy terms; low
rate of interest. EDWIN *. ALSIP d CO., 9
Rotunda, Mills building, San Francisco.
On ACRES LEVEL, NEAR HAYWARDS
~ $1,000. SPECK'S, so Montgomery st.
FoB SALE
$4,000. 40 acres OF choice fruit, berry and vege-
table land, situated between Mountain View and
MEMO Park; will sell in subdivisions or as a
whole this property is offered this low price,
it must he sold. For particulars address w. G.
GRIFFITH, II North First ST., san Jose.
MARIN COUNTY-5e00 ACRES 26 MILES
1I from San Francisco.
RANCHO DE NOVATO.
Tracts of any size desired; fruit grain and vege-
table land; no irrigation; both rail and water
transportation; $40 to $75 per acre; easy terms.
town of Novato; graded school, hotels and stores
on the property; send for circular.
Dairy for sale with without cows.
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 81
and S. Chronicle building
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positive SACRIFICE; OWNER MUST SELL
l. OUT fine level lot street work done; near cor
per Mission st. and Cortland ave: for $500. Al
dress b. x. box l67, Call Branch Office.
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INVESTIGATE IMMEDIATELY.
REDUCED TO $500.

/
REDUCED TO $500.
Western Addition corner at a terrible sacrifice:
only $1050 cash required; mortgage of $2750 can
remain; Sc. cor. of Scott and Fell sts. suitable
for flats or husiness 50 :6xS7:6. Further particu-
lars OF TOBIN IL MCNALLY, $50 Market
&IOS0 HOUSE, S ROOMS; IN BERKE-
u Lew. ley; lot 60x135; $3.50 cash, $15
monthly,
$l400-Cottage, rooms; lot .40x1O0.
$500-Lot 50xl00, at station
$2o0-Lot 25X135; $40 down. SIS monthly.
CHAS. y. BAILEY, 20 Montgomery ST.. or
Berkeley station, Berkeley.
4 BARGAIN-FOISOM ST, NEAR FOURTH.
~ fats; rent, $40 per month; positively must
be Sold make an offer. MURPHY, 62S Market.
MONEY TO LOAN
w Promptly, with liberal advances, upon APP
proved real estate and Improvements, for repay
ment in definite number of monthly INSTALL
ments, tossuit borrower. Apply TO the CALIF0R-
MA GUARANTEE INVESTMENT CO., 326
Montgomery ST., S. +.
QUICK SALE or LOTS: i OR NORTH OF
NQS the park Strawberry Hill and the lake, to
be sold this week; cash or time Room ID Flood
building.
WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE
u WEEKLY CALL in wrapper, for mailing.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

ARGE GROOM SUNNY COTTAGE HOME
IL at Sunnyside; on level, solid ground very easy
terms. McCARTHYiS, GAG 8farret st.
. NEARLY NEW FLATS; WE'LL RENTED;
= vicinity of Geary and Scott streets; $6500
15 rooms vicinity Mason and California; $4,000.
3 flats; Mission; $1,000; rent $34.
Other bargains. SPECkiS, 80 Montgomery.
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DIssoLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.


Mss SOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE -
~ Know all men by these presents: That, by
the mutual consent of the undersigned, the part-
nership and the business relations which existed
between FRED WILD and LEWIS E. SPEAR
under the firm name and style of WILD d SPEAR
at No. Al Steuart street. in the city and county of
San Francisco, State of California, are hereby
wholly dissolved.
And it is hereby agreed, that the outstanding
bills OF said partnership are to be collected and be-
come the property of the said LEWIS +. SPEAR,
whose name is subscribed hereto: and the said
LEWIS 70. SPEAR hereby agrees to assume all the
Just debts and Liabilities of the said partnership.
In witness thereof we have ~hereunto set our
hands this 18th day Of January, 1895.
LEWIS e. SPEAR,
J. T. FLEMING. Attorney for Fred Wild, $50
California St., rooms and 10.
dissolution OF PARTN ERSHIP-THE
II partnership which has existed between p W
and j. Z. LAHANEY in the harness and saddIery
business at South San Francisco is this dav dis
solved All bills due TO the firm must be paid onlv
TO the undersigned at South San Francisco and all
bills against them must be presented within five
days or they will not be allowed
7. w. LAHANEY,
San Francisco Feb. 10, 1895.
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DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
nR. REA, 9 SIXTH ST.; ALL DENTAL WORK
IL at lowest prices and warranted.
DR. C. f. BLAKE'S TNDESTRUCTIBLE
~ teeth--bATEST INVEN TI0N-ESpecial for
bridge work. positively guaranteed never to break:
any patient seeing them win admit this is the
tooth most wanted: also DIR. BLAkES enameled
platinum crowns; no display OF gold
THE HIGHEST ART IN DENTISTRY.
Prices moderate. Office 405 Suffer, ar. Stockton.
BEAUTIFUL ALUMINUM-LINED SET OF
ID artificial teeth $40, former price 500 for a
short time only. DIR. w. P. COOL, % Kearny st.
(tROoME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR
able agent for painless extraction; artificial teeth
irn go filings from ST. extracting SOC, with gas
4 NY TOOTH FILLED OR EXTRACTED
gerous cocaine gas; first prizes; prices rea-
sonable; work warranted; all operations expertIy
done; remember / have removed from to 20
o Farrell st. DIR. GEORGE W. LEEK.
CT y SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
W good as can be made; filling 81. DIR. SIMMS,
dentist, $50 Market ST., next Baldwin Theater.
A LII WORK REASONABLE AND WARRANT
IA ed. DIR. j. w. KEY, 1922 Market st.
DR. H. G. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETH
y without plates specially. 1871 Polk St
DR. j. J. LEEK, / FIFTH ST.; OPEN EVEN
~ 1ngs and sundays until noon
DR. LUDLUM HILL l443 MARKET ST,
~ near Eleventh. no charge for extracting when
plates are made; old plates maze over like new;
teeth from $S per set; extracting soc; gas given.
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. sO6 MAR
- ket s.. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


NOR SALE-5 ACRES; UPPER FRUITyALE.
E improved Owner, 80 East Fifteenth st.,
Oakland.
DOR SALE-IMPRoyED PROPERTY; EAST
Il Oakland; $4,000: value $4,000; paying over 10
per cent. Address oak, box 100. Call Branch
ITO LEASE-4O ACRES IN CONTRA COSTA
L County, with house, barn, houses, and farming
tools, etc: will lease for years Apply to ALDEN
d GARFIELD 9O2 Broadway, Oakland.
NOR SALE-oNLY $500; BARGAIN; G.
i room cottage; good location; EASY paw
ments. o. y. LANE & CO., sos Broadway, Oak
land. !.
QO000 TROOMs; 24SToRY HOUSE, BATH,
.DOOUV. high basement, Laundry electric bells !;
been occupied; lot 35x135; street work all done:
$500 cash, balance $50 per month: no interest; a
great bargain; must be sold within ten days w
W. BLOW. 1910 Broadway, Oakland.
G7R00 WORTH OVER $50 $4,000; a BEAU
ID OOO. tiful home at a sacrifice; extra large
lot. l00x125. Address E. E. BUNCE, 1910 Broad
way.
QJeSO CASH-5 ROOMS AND BATH; A
eDIODO bargain; 25x100; close to local. VIM
p. TODD, 1910 Broadway, Oakland.
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AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
II Twenty first ST., near Folsom.
Two flats of and rooms and bath EACH house
is on the sunny side OF street; lot 25x100.
800 cash. balance payable in monthly Install
ments of $45 including interest: price $4,000.
Apply to BALDWIN d. HAMMOND, 10 Mont
gomery ST.
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HELP wANTED-Continued.


pARRER-SH0P S-CITY AND IN OAKLAND;
IL several faig-paying shops at reasonable prices
ASK STOLTZ for particulars AZ WILL IL FINCK'S
barber-supply department.
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on ACRES LEVEL, NEAR HAYWARDS
~ $1,000. SPECK'S, 80 Montgomery st.
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D-MISCELLANEoUS
I~5057D T7SF5TSf91 es5 Is17ISSI nm noe,
u wanted. 10 seventh ST., in afternoon, to
O'Clock.
NEW SECONDHAND DOORS AND WIN
J doEs Tor cash. ]. orc, 1855 Mission st.
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| NOR SALES ACRES; UPPER FRUITyALE:
| e improved Owner, $40 East Fifteenth St..
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
A LII IRREGULARITIES RESTORED AT
u once. ELECTRICITY used for cancers, tu-
mors, female complaints; every case guaranteed
regular physician of long and successful practice
French pills. safe and sure: consultation free con-
tidential. MRS. DR. WYETH, Santarium, 916 Post.
A LII AIDES, NEAR OR FAR, SAFE, QUICK
IN cure guaranteed of any disease or rregularfty;
sure relief though others fail: home, etc; travel
treated low fees self-cure; send, call or write
strict confidence; physicians of wide experience;
assistant MRS DIR. DAVIES, Ii McAlIister st.,
next Hibernia Bank French +. pills, So; safe
guard, So. Send stamp for answer
4 NEW PROCESS-NO MEDICINE, INSTRU-
"a ments or worthless pills used; every woman
her physician for all female troubles; no mat
ter from what cause; restores always in one day;
can be sent and used at home; all cases guaran-
teed DR.lPOPPER, 31S Kearny st.
n ONE IN CONFINEMENT WITH BEST POS
Ii sble care; ladies may have the benefit Of the
all FEMALE DISEASES treated; consultation
free and confidential. MRS. DR.. GWYER, 3111a
Hyde st.
hrs. GOODWIN, SPECIALITY DISEASES OF
~ women: ladies near or far assured quick relief
Of disease; Irregularities restored daily safe cure
guaranteed; no Instruments; home for patients;
best medical attendance; low fees; free; Drs Scud-
derS pills and capsules warranted. 1870 NJ arket st.
LII LADIES IN TROUBLE CONSULT THE
IA only reliable specialist in San Francisco; in
slant relief; $500 paid for any cannot cure;
board: skillfu attention during confinement; spe-
cial attention 10 disease of the eye; advice free
confidential. MRS. DIR. SCOTT, 1101a Turk st.
| IF IRREGULAR SEE MRS. DIR. PUETZ AT
Il once; 35 years experience. 2541a Fourth st.
| Mrs. DIR. WEGNER, 4l9 EDDY ST.-IRREG-
VI ularities cured in one day; no Instruments
pills and safety capsules guaranteed travellers at
| tended; no delay; private home for ladies.
| A LPEAUiS FRENCH PILLS.
| "a A boon TO ladies troubled with irregularities;
no danger; safe and sure; So 90 express {. o. D.;
! don't delay until too late. OSGO0D BROS, Oak
| land, Cal, agents Tor Alpeau ct Gle.
| hrs. WHITE, 2217 PACIFIC AVE: 80 Y EARS
| ~ experience in female complaints; sure cure;
confidential; ladies boarded before and during CON
tnement; infants adopted.
| DR. AND MRS. DR. SCHMIDT, FORMERLY
~ of 1911 IL Mission, now 50S Market ST.; month
irregularities cured in few hours; guaranteed;
no instruments used: sure preventive.
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FAKE NOTICE-THE WELLKNOWN FIRM
L OF PROLL d STENBERG, Real Estate. House
and Business Brokers, will remove February 81 to
their new and more convenient Office 1878 Market
ST., to meet the demands of their rapidly increasing
business.
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PIANOS, vIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

pARGAINSIN NEW AND 2D-HAND PIANOS;
u Hazelton, Brown 6 Simpson, Mozart, etc; hard
times prices; instalments. EATON, 735 Market ST.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRIYATE LESSONS; READING, LATEST
4 1ashlonable writing, So monthly; piano, French,
IS. Gail or address AS Jones st.
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CUTTERS AND .TAILORS TO ATTEND THE
" San Francisco Cutting School. 222 Post ST.
rooms d and %.
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Curious Condensations.

london funerals cost over 5000, 900
annually.
The smallest British bird is the golden
crested wren.
A memorial tablet is tc be erected at
Keats house in Hampstead.
There has been another important find
OF coal in Warwickshire, England.
The largest apple orchard in the world
covers ,537 acres in Fairmont. Kans.
The Chicago Bible Society will soon
begin the erection of q building in Chicago
to cost about $500 600.
Milwaukee Claims that 1t will have on
its court house the largest bell in the
United States, its weight being $4,000
pounds.
OF the 15i lynchings in. the country
which are recorded for the seven months
to September 80, 80 were Of white men.
When anything is spilled on the stove
OF milk boils over, making suffocating
smoke, sprinkle the spot with salt and the
fumes disappear.
of water 5000 feet deep removed from the
surface it would only reduce the width OF
that great body Of water one half.
Kildare and Wicklow have been justly
termed the Garden Of Ireland, for nowhere
is nature more profuse in her display OF
the picturesque and the beautiful.
A mass Of eels weighing AGO pounds
clogged the water wheel which runs the
electric plant at Riverhead. L. l., the other
night and the town was In darkness for
several hours.
A footruan in an English nobleman's house
testified rece ently that his regular pay was
$3.50 year. He also testified that his
average tips" amounted to $4,000 year.
The Magma Charta, or great charter of
English liberties is still preserved in the
British Museum. The impress of the seal
and King Johns name are both very dis
tinct.
A seaweed of the South Pacific often
grows to be thirty or forty inches In diane
fer and 1 800 to 1000 feet long. 1t has no
root in the proper sense, the nourishment
being absorbed from the water.
Protect the mattress by laying over 1t
an old blanket. which is far better than
sheet. because, being wooden, it absorbs
perspiratiOn without giving a chill. and also
can be aired more easily than cotton.
Some people have been making u count
and find that not one Of the State governors
In the United States is Roman Catholic.
There arc no Roman Catholics in the Cabinet
and very few in the Senate, one In the Su-
ppeme Court. and there never has been one
In the White House
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Observation-Disclosures

IN NTHEINTERESTO REEN BACKS
Inasmuch as Secretary Carlisle's plan
for withdrawing tie greenbacks from cir
cuiation receives little favor, the one sug
sested by ex-Secretary Faircbild is worthy
OF consideration. Instead of canccliing
into the Treasury Mr.. Fairchild suggests
that only such notes as are redeemed with
gold should be subjected 10 ttat process.
He rightly argues that those greenbacks
are doing no special BARN, and should. there
fore, be permitted to remain in circulation,
SO as not 10 contract our currency.
+ The cancellation of such grcenhacks as
were presented for redemption would in
no way lessen our volume of money, because
the gold paid out would take the place
of the note destroyed. Another reason why
this should be done is that it would have
tendency to put All end to raiding our
gold reserve. Greenbacks are mere con-
venicDt to use than gold. and except for
export purposes they would be preferred,
provided holders were assured that the
gold -9eserve~was sufficient for their re-
demption.
Mr.. Fairchild's method OF canccllinS
greenbacks is not only simple and adequate,
but il also accomplishes the desired result,
without in tic least contracting the volume
of money in general use.
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Underfed Germans.

How insufficiently the lower classes in
Germany are fed with nourishing, whole.
some meat Is wel known. From the annual
statistics of the forty-seven large German
cities just Published gathered the fol.
lowing illustrative item:
In Berlin the annual meat consumption a
head OF population has decreased from So
kflos to SO klos,sor just about ounces
of meat day. An Increase IS shown In the
consumption OF horseflesh for human food
while dogs meat has become q regular
staple article for the poor mans diet. In
Chemnltz and In Dresden especially this
uninviting article of food has been in
crcasing enormously.
In Chennitz. some 327 dogs have been
slaughtered and sold for human food, to
the. knowledge of the authorities, to say
nothing OF the many cases where the fact
did not come to their knowledge. Isn't
that n vivid Illustration to the raison d'ctre
of HauptmangS Die Weber" the play
called revolutiaaary here. but where the
real life OF the PSpr German weavers is but
realistically porehyed7
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pied little sheet. The printing of the
paper was uncouth, for it looked as thoagh
half the letters were smashed The i'm
preston of the type was dul and blurred
1t was the weekly paper. printed in tie
little town where this prosperous, well
dressed New Yorker had been born and
bred. Many man who has carved his for
tune in this city halls the little country
paper every week as a welcome messen-
ger 1t tells how the crops are flourish.
ing, how the fences are being white
washed every spring, ard, perhaps, once
ID while there is a paragraph about
the dear cd mother, who has get into
print by entertaining the sewing circle.
And the prosperous New Yorker reads
it entire, while the metropolitan sheets
lay beside him unheeded.-New York Her.
aid.
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Yec! whoo,! hear our scream.
Gen. H.rrison I'm Bronze

Gen. Harrison In brOnze.
Cincinnati, Dec. 1.-THE equestrian
bronze statue of Gen. William Henry Harri
son was mounted ON the granite pedestal at
the east end of Garfield Place, one block
from the Garfield statue today. 1t Is pre-
sented to the city by the etaxpayers of Hamil'
ton county.
city, the deai4ner OF the Grant monument In
Chicago and the Mcpherson statue In Wash
ingtou. Il shove The general with drawn
sword In his uniform OF the war of 1872.
The horse is criticized - being little
STACEY" The cost Of the statue was
$22, 2,000:'
Thestatue Is veiled and wilremain 20 until
h date to be ffxed BY the commiBsfon I'm
charge of tn eneo1on. Il Nfil probably be
deliver the oratton.-Nsw York World.
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!, Not Posted.

At small country village few miles
from Sheffield lecturer took for his subject
Ghosts" and commenced by asking IL
anyofhfs audience had deverseenor ha dinter-
course with = ghost" If so. would they
please step OH t0fhe platform. Whereupon
a coarsc-lookanR farmer stepped up. Said
the lecturer: ,'No* sir, have you ever seen
'ghost?' " 's6hosti oh, ghost be hanged"
said the farmer, II thought tha' said goat.
I'd letter get own.,-London Weekly Tel
egruph. b. II
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The Times
Is WaShington'S
Great Newspaper.

Its circulation exceeds that
of any OTHER daily PAPER fub-
Hshed1n tile District Of Colnns-
tia BY many thousands.
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Since the reading OF the message fac
tional lines in Congress have been oblit-
Grated, and gold and silver advocates alike
are on their metal and ctamoring for John
Bulls hide.
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it thought some disaster threatened them
and fled at once to their homes.

The names OF the streets in most Italian
cities mean something or express some
sentiment. Thus in Rome we have via
yeuti Settembre, the Goth of September,
commemoratiug the taking of Rome from
the papal power, the tweGtyfifth anni-
versary of which WAS celebrated with a
great deal of enthusiasm few months ago;
the Piazza del Pianto, or Place OF Weep
lug, which, being near the Ghetto, bears
witness to the grief OF the Jews as they
were forced into their prison house; via
Capo lie Case. OF End OF the Houses; via di
Panieo, or Street of the Panic; via due
Maeelli, or Street OF the Two Butcher Shops;
Umilta, Humility; via Salaro, or Old Salt
street; via de Botteghe oscure, or Street
of the Dark Shops; via Macchia Veil, or
Street of the Wooily Spot: via Goyernia
Vecchia, or Old Government street; Big
Fountain street, Saint Anthony Of the Fur
mace street, Street OF the Three Thieves, etc.
Having occasion to go To the street Of
the Three Thieves one day, l inquired
the way OF some cabmen. They were
wicked enough looking TO make one almost
believe the street had been named after
them, but they disciamed all knowledge OF
it, and derisively said~.here was no such
street in Rome. / found il, however, not
very far from Humility street.
The tower from which Nero watched
Rome burning while he fiddled and sung
an accompaniment to the cracking flames.
is situated In several parts of Rome That
is, several different towers claim the
unique distinction. One of these is the
Tore del Milizie, standing on the southern
spur of the Quirinal Hill. The fact that it
was built 1900 years after the. fall OF
Nero rather detracts from the authcn-
ticity OF this legend, although there are
some credulous enough to overlook this
little discrepancy in dates. The only reason
they have for their helief Is that one Of The
best views OF the city can be had from the
top. This tower. like tie famous, tower
of Pisa, is out OF the perpendicular, and is,
therefore, often called the ieaning tower
of Rome 1t was the central watch-tower
and barracks of the Roman militia. An
other tower, from which it Is said Nero
fiddled, is the tower OF PaBdulplus. but this
also was built some hundreds OF years after
Nero's death.
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The record now stands in favor Of this
country for iTT6 and 1919, and it is likely
that another scalp will be added to our war
bonnet In 1896.
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Lady, Henry Somersets information that
"only the stagnant stand stili' is as in
structivc as frog pond under n July sun.
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If England does not back out and Uncle
Sam has time to take off his coat aud
moisten- his hands we may look for Il soul
stirring rumpus.
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The Little Country Paper.
The morning papers lay on the seat be-
side him in the elevated train. He WAS
reading with eagcrness an awkward, crum-
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: 1t, seems that Growers duck gun is also
good for big game.
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Now is the time for Editor Hearsey aud
Congressman Boatner TO work Off their sur
plus gore.
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TROUBLES OF THE TAILoRs.

Public sympathy cannot iail to side. with
the New York tailors in their contest with
the contractors; not because they are the
under dog in the fight-foT they are not--but
because they are contcnding against the
re-establishmeDt of the obnoxious aud d.
moraliziHg sweating system. This in
wolves not only unusually long and hurtful
hours of labor, but also the unfair assump-
ton, though Indirectly, of part Of the
rent by the workmen. Incidentally, OF
course, 1t Involves trades s-unionism.
As q matter of fact, these tailors have
a remedy against the ills that affiict
them close at hand. II they would estab-
lish their own shops on cooperative or
some other equitable basis, they would
soon have the contractors at their mercy.
Not only would they increase their earn
1Dgs. but lessen their working hours and
altogether improve their material circurn-
stances. In whatever branch of productive
industry the cooperative system has been
tried it has yielded the most gratifying re-
suits, and in the case of the New York
taiiors 1t would not prove an exception to
the rule.
Apart from this phase OF the matter.
however, lies the question OF the moral
support to be given by the public to one or
the other of the contending parties. There
can be no doubt that it Is with the strik-
ing taiiors, for they arc making a stapa
against the most oppressive system Of
Industrial slavery that was ever inyented.
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Taffeta Silks, ACC.

Handsome black colored stripe
Taffsta Silks, Including red. yellow,
lavender and many other colors. only
49c yard A waist pattern on this
would make an excellent gift Ought
10 be I5c yard.
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The fines Branch Offices.

Tr.Tfmcs" Little Ne WA Mercha nts
eau s,cuse their supply of Morningan
Eveniug T.mesat tue following branch
offices:
Frank smith. 4th apd G sta. NV
NJ NcSnlty. 1886 lAth st. NV.
A. Il. AcCioSkey, 1919 9TH sf. nv
H. Hage. 3153 PA. ave. INV.
Joseph Linden. 400 stb st. So
J. W. johnson, 40 Fl st. ne.
". +. Mnckay, 81 1 H It. ne.
soseph Petignat. Cos 7th st. sw
Advertisements left mt any OF ius
above bra auches will receive the sa me
prompt attention A. thonGh Drou&nA
60 tue main office.