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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
WILL FIGHT FOR
MORE TRANSFERS
How Polk Street Merchants
Hope to Better Their
District.
The Sutter-Street Railroad to Be
Asked to Grant Stopover
Privileges.
CROSSROADS ARE INTERESTED.
Enthusiastic Meeting of the Polk.Sreet
Improvement Cub at Lodge
Hall.

The Polk-street improvement Club held
its regular bimonthly meeting at Lodge
Hall last night. Incidentally the occa-
sion was taken advantage of to ratify the
great demonstration of Saturday night
last. commemorating the first great vic
tory of the club-the placing OF electric
lights on Polk street, from Sutter to
Vallejo.
The major portion of the evening was
spent in discussing the present and future
needs of the street. The club now has a
mem bership of 1S5, composed mainly of
storekeepers, and an extra effort will now
be made to have the landlords and prop
erty-holders in general join forces with
these.
1t was suggested, though not finally
acted on, that the Polk-street business
guide be issued and distributed among the
residents of the Western Addition. Every
business-house on the street will be listed
alphabetically, and then the objects of the
club and what it hopes to accomplish will
be set forth in brief but forcible man
ner. The idea will probably be favorably
acted on at the next meeting. In con-
nection with the proposed guide Mr.
Bibo moved that the second article of the
bylaws. which reads 1.-The improvement
of Polk street." be changed to read as fol-
lows: ''Tne improvement OF Polk street,
promotion of business in general and pro-
lection to its mem bers." The motion was
carried with rousing cheer.
A letter was read from James D. Fhelan,
expressing his regret at not being a bic to
participate in the celebration of Saturday
night. The writer said that he would
a4f hf1f fnr ho fo0f hot ba
candidate for office, and his motives
would probably have been misunderstood.
On motion, the secretary was instructed to
invite Mr.. Phelan to address the club at
its next meeting, for at that time there
would be no political environments to
hamper him. The club then fixed the
salary of the secretary at $25 per month,
after which an ad diouTnment was taken.
Within the next week or so the Polk
street Improvement Club will begin an
energetic but consistent warfare for
greater streetcar facilities. The first move
in this direction will be a formal request
10 the Sutter-street Company to allow
stop-oyer privileges of at least half an
hour on any portion Of Polk street, north
of Sutter. In conjunction with this an
effort will be made 10 have the company
put in cable line in place of the horse
car system now employed from Pacific
avenue to Union street. An effort will
then be made TO effect transfer arrange
ments between the Union and Polk street
lines.
In addition to this the club will seek to
have all cross cable lines north of Sutter
street transfer TO Polk street. 1t is be-
lieved that the California Company will
readily agree to such an arrangement,
though there is some doubt as to how Mr.
Winnings corporation would view such a
proposition. President Kahn is confident
however, that in time such an arrange
ment will be in operation.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
Builders Contracts,

A bbe Middleton and Mary Bsrada with F. V.
Acker, alterations and additions to two-story
frame building on NV line of Tehama street, 150
NE of sixth; $l100; no architect
r.. r. Myrick with ]. D. Hannah. to erect a
two-story building w line of Devissdero street.
rs > of Pine; $27o5: Shea d Shea arc chitects.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Company with &. & g.
Gum p, marble work. plastering, exterior finish.
bar Office fixtures for cafe In four-story build
ing at W corner OF Powell and Ellis streets;
S543l: h. koIlOfrath, architect.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

c Mu'kev Cal II steve st Helena
G W Morgan, Duncans q r dc Voss, Cal
IL Thorp, Sacto III Eraley. act0
w r McIwane & w, Pa .Mackey & w. Auburn
II Burns, Auburn II Bell, Auburn
Burns. Auburn q Belcher. S.usalito
sullivan, Williams Z III Winskip & W. Napa
A ] smith. NY Mrs Harrison. OAK Cove
Miss Ida Harrison, Oak John Adams,
a Lundberg, Valiecito Dyer, sacto
A Baer Leadville ] NJ Maxwell, Leadville
w l. Pierce San Diego G Smith, CourtlanG
A stemler, sacto Capt Humphre Us, Alaska
NJ L Washburn&w, Alska ] l. Black, Hanford
T Hale, Tulare FO Bendixsen. Eureka
G w HarveydEw Shingle II Harp Modesto
Springs III A Pierce, Los Ang
Ed Dwyer, Sacto Runyon, Holliser
w w Oates, stockton il b Abbott, salinas
Z Walker, Yreka
PALACE HOTEL.
] o Hayes. Edenda.e C K Colvin, Denver
G w Coe san Jose Smith, Cal
] Keeney, Toronto II Lanney. Denver
Mrs CRpell, Miss Capell,
hi Caldwell & w.Chicago A II Baker, Ny
Miss Haywards, Ill i Rose FL Paso
n Chapman, Red Bluff Mr. & Mrs Nj Rush, Penn
Mrs Waldron. Santa Cruz 4 Lloyd, London
Mrs Lloyd, London Miss Lloyd, London
q ;, hneii. Germany OIL Jenkins Cal
j II Tibbitts. Arizona j. ] Dubois Paris
= Shikata, Osakn kono Osaka
f III Kruchan, Ireland w T Jeter, santa Crua
k Cnace, Santa Cruz J w Kirk,
G Gillian. Spokane
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
r. r TavIor & W. y y W q Dexter Pt Hartford
H L williams.P AFFORD L ii Irwin Los Angeles
w Ellsworth. Los Angs G Williams & W, Angs
Bordin, Salinas III Shone, Red Bluff
J PErlington, fresno J stuart. Fresno
+ Carson, Bakersfield z Wells, Vancouver
NJ A Floyd, Albany q Carroll. Albany
J II hhodes. Troy, n L Williams. TROY,
w L Proctor, roy, Y L Harrington, L Augs
j. A Lindo, Los Ange es G A Schwar.z. Los Angs
Willard Vancouver y Hascael, Brooklyn
w T Sprazue, Spokane ] Wilson & W. Stockton
1. Boone w w Kerr, San Diego
w + Crawford. Diego r Leek, Los Angeles
Manning, Los Angeles
LICK HOUSE.
c G Schneider, San Jose Hume, Washington
Il Takagi Japan Mrs K Coiman, Elwood
Dir ] d Hill & VT. Wal Mrs HILL Walnut OK
nut Greek CM Cogian, Sacramento
S Carrie Sacramento Mrs i Clark, stockton
Mrs Gates, Stockton Mis- NJ J Cranmer & fy,
G. p Houston. Boise City Denver
g w Rice San Miguel Mrs Valensin, Arno
Il Mcbride, Or PValensin, Arno
L T Baker & W, Stocktn Mrs e p Clyte, salt Lake
r Locking & W, Stocktn G snow. Newman
J. WI Jams. Cal Briggs, Martinez
3 + Wright, Monterey ID r. knight, Marysvfle
r l Bentley. Sacto Meter dE WI, Chicago
+ 4 Putnam, n Mrs r L Boyson, LIS Ang
BALDWIN HOTEL
H w Heiss, \ V Kelly Salinas
Sternberg, Ohio Il Howard,
II Wilson. n LG Hare, Salinas
= w Green, Milwaukee G II Mordecai, MADEIRA
L r Jerome, oakland ii Kouthedge, Oakland
E Moore, Vallejo r Benjamin. Vallejo
u X oliver, Stockton Il A Jones. Stockton
Simpson, Miss Watts, Selma
+ II Miller. II kicherson, Los Ang
Il Bonner, Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
SAN FRANCISCO "cALL."

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI
10 Market street, open until II o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH oFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 O'Clock.
$50 Hayes street. open until $3.50 O'Clock.
713 Larkin street, open until $3.50 O'clock.
sW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until o'clock.
25lS Mission street. open until O'Clock.
ll6 Ninth street. open until $3.50 O'Clock.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, as,
HELP wANrED-Continued.

HELP WANTED-Continue
WANTED AGREEABLE INTELLIGENT
w American woman to assist lady living alone
In exchange for pleasant home this winter. Cor
ner Forty-fourth and West sts-, Oakland
VoUNG LADY PIANIST FOR TRAVELLING
4 theatrical company. TROIHERT, A. Third
st., room SO: call TO O'Clock
EIRsT-CLAss sMACHINE-HAND ON SKIRTS.
II $50 Valencia st.
YOUNG GIRL TO DO PLAIN SEWING ON
vests 2227A Geary st.
CIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND
~ ass 81 with cooking; $10to s12. l2leA Fulton.
YOUNG GIRL TO MANAGE ONE CHILD.
L Apply Immediately Al Ritch st.
EINE TAILokEss ON COATS; MUST BE A
i young girl Grant ave-. room 10.
GERMAN GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK;
~ references. Bakery, 26 Sixth ST
CIRL TO LEARN DRESSMAkING; ONE
" living at home preferred. 1910 Geary ST.
VOUNG LADY WANTED FOR HOUSE
keeping; reference. ]. G.. box 96 Call Office.
GIRL FOR HOUsEWORK AND PLAIN
" cooking: wages $l6. 34l9 Jackson ST.
v DUNG GIRL FOR TWO GROWN chill
dren and light housework. 9l0 Sutter St,
afternoon.
= COOD COOK FOR SMALL BOARDING.
~ house; wages $26. 3l5 sutter St.
~ IRL FOB GENERAL HUUsEWOkK IN
" family Of adults Apply 1882 Fulton st.
A
" ond girl and waitress. 725 Pine.
WANTkD-GIkL TO TAKE CARE OF BABY:
w wages IS. 120SB howard near Eighth.
WANTED - APPRENTICES TO LEARN
W dressm aking; call Wednesday. 1927 Mission
ST., near Twelfth.
GERMAN OR SWISS GIRL TO DO LIGHT
" housework; family of 8. l21 Minerva st.,
opp schoo. house, Ocean View.
DELIABLE GERMAN GIRL; GENERAL
~ housework: small family. 2232 Howard ST.,
bet. 10 and ~ A. n.
NJ WANTED-NEAT, COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w cooking and housework; family of 3; wages
$20 Call I'LL Central ave. Alameda, near Grand
street, Grand-street station broadsauge
T AIDES LEARN PRACTICAL HAIRDRESs-
Powell los Ninth s..
NOUNG GERMAN GIRL FOR LIGHT HOU Sc
work: no children; wage, SO. 2249 Sutter st.
EACE AND SCALP TREATMENT MANI
curing, form developing, etc., taught. l3l Post.
st., room 2i.
MIGHT SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY. 7:l5 p. NJ
1S j'LYNN'S Dresscutting school. Ia McAilister.
l1IkLs TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING, FIT
~ ing and making; class every day: easy pay
ments; unlimited lessons; new skirt pattern. 26c
MCDOWELL, 636 Market St
DOshDAI.E HOUSE, 32l ELLIs, Mr. TAY-
LII lor-1Oo furnished rooms: 25c night: 81 week.
II ADDRESSING, 26o AND Soc: AFTER
II noon classes: 10 lessons 81 30. 124s Mission.
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
given and catalogue sent s. h. Barber School,,
1918 Howard st.
ELYNN'S DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL: BEST
Il on the coast. ID AicAllister ST., room SO.
NJ osT CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE:
VI Winchester House. A. Third Ct, near Market:
per Nees: free bus and nargare 10 and from terry
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

PAlNTER AND PAPER-HA WITH
tools wants work; cheap: clean carpets without
removing from the floor as good new: cheap:
good work guaranteed. Address j. L. T., box SO,
Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

I AIDES DESIRING FIRST-CLASS HELP OF
II all nationaities please call send your orders
10 M ISS CULLEN, 1928 Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

II ALT OR WHOLE INTEREST IN. DOWN
Ii town hotel. MARI ed man preferred, to attend
TO inside business: either suitable for hotel or
lodging house. inquire bet. IL aud /, % Sacra-
mentO St
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

ElRST-CLASS STATIONARY ENGINEER,
IL thoroughly understands mining machinery,
wishes position; good reference. Address W. r.,
box S2. this office
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

EIRST-CLASS COACH AND HORSEMAN.
y sober and good worker. milk, wishes work
around house and for horses: four years with
last employer in the East; best references. Coach
box % Call.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

| VOUNG MAN WISHES ANY KIND OF
L steady position; speaks English and German;
handy with tools. Please address ]. r., box 92,
| Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

NI6n ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS;
ID ~. great sacrifice; account departure:
years established frutstore all fixtures. furniture,
horse, wagon; daily receipts $15 TO $50 Call
2103 Mission st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

no RENT = STEAM LAUNDRY, CHEAP;
i thriving country town, 100 miles from orposi-
tIon. Address c., 3S, 921 Broadway, Oak%'
land. rte
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

OsO6OO WELL LOCATED 90 M N a
enOCOO. house of 40 light rooms, near rail-
road depot: all complete for hotel If desired:
owner has it for years: compelled TO sell ON
account of other business: good chance 10 make
money. Address g. r.. box 80. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

G.IEn SHOE REPAIRING SHOP WITH
ID J. ~. a good laundry office: machines and all
tools included trade alone worth the money; must
SELL account other business. Call 604 Ellis ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
HELP wANTED-Continued.

HELP WANTED-Continued
-,-.ERS:ss---cFSoolRf = -.RRERs~FoR EMPIoYMENT CALL SEC.
b p c. BARRIERS Assn. ). FUCHS, 326 Grant ave.
ToITRNEYMEN BARRIERS EMPLOYMENT
j secretary, H BERNARD. lO2 seventh s..
pAKBEKs' PHOrkCTIvEA gYdoN gSn2S1 EMR1oY az 10y
ID ment secretary. con lNOEH-- ~ oo o.ay
11T TANTED-LABOHERs AND MECHANICS
az stiii rms Denver House. 211 Third ST.: Aov
large rooms; 25c per nigh.: Sl 70 % per Mee--
DosEDALE HOUSE, 321 ELLIS, NEAR TAY-
II lor 200 rooms; csc night; reading room.
CI37,75si -sIIoFsi sHOEsi NEW TO ORDER:
hopsh or exchanged: large stock of secondhand
shoes: first-ciass repairing; work guaran'eeu-
Tag Mission St. near Grand Upera-house.
n SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TO GET BOT
b. tie beer or wine SC: best free lunch. 643 Clay.
1lT ANTAD-AN IDEA: WHO CAN THINK OF
w simple thing to Datsn.s rroIec. pIss I69N YIN
WEDDEKBURN & CO., Dept. l, Patent S,o AstSr atas
neys, Washington. d. c.. for their $Aooo prize
offer and list of 200 inventions wanted.
771Esr IN CITY--sINaIE ROOMS, 10. 20 AND
d 25 cents per night. -. 81 20 Q! % Per woeH
Pacific House, Comm mercia and Leidesdorn sts
MEMS HALF-soLING, Doc: LADIES, 400:
l done while you walt 0SS MaIke.' l e Eppk Spp As
NKY ACME HUUsE s67 MARkkT ST.. Be
L low sixth. for q room: 2bc = night: 81 a week.
ID OOMs l5c ~ 7oc fkK NIGHT: boo ~ 81 Oh
N per week. Oriental. 22o Drumm -.
Az NJINCHEsTEK HOUSE. s4THIRD ST.. NEAR
w Market: 200 rooms 25 cents a night; reading
room; free bus and baggage 10 and from the very.
NT TANTED-SiNoLE kOOMS loo DAY; 81
w week; rooms for two. zoe day. III 0va "seAs
rading-room: daily papers. so CIav :.
l0O MEN 40 TAKE LopGiN1, w., Al 10 i0o, ,,i;. lsa
1VU and zoo night including vonso AZ" EoaiA
e24 Washington ST.. near hearny.
IlTANTED YOUR SHOES - WE REPAIR
w shoes up to 10 o'clock every night; tnose worx,
ing through the day can have their snoes repaired
at night while you walt; ladies' soling, SOC; mems
soling SOC: fine shoes made TO order from sZ up:
we have q lot of shoes been damaged by water, at
less than one-fourth their value, from Zoc up 10
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

w DIRK WANTED BY A CARPENTLR; Is
'! an expert on leaky roofs and skylights; re-
pairing old work or making changes speciality.
Address Carpenter. box 43, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

ENGlNEERS POSITION BY COMPETENT
- man; ten years experiences: city or country
IeTigerating and electric lighting speciality. Ad-
dress louis b. GORDON. 627 Second st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

COMPETENT NURSE DESIRES POSITION
~ to take care Of invalid nervous person; un-
derstands. massage. Call or address, Nurse, ll5
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

ESTABLISHED PHOTO-PRINTING aBUST-
II ness, with gallery attached. Tor sale very rea-
sonable: good central location and cheap rent.
w. box IL. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

Cs1 ION MONTH SALARY AND EX-
| ID lOO penses for active business man who
will take an interest safe legitimate manufac-
turing business. Apply 215 Sansome ST., room II.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
SITUATIONS wANrED-continued.

RELIABLE MAN WANTS POSITION IN
~ private family to take care OF horses, garden;
good driver: handy with TOOLS would do clean
ing windows, etc., by the day Address H. B., box
81 Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

DE-TAURANT; BEST LOCALITY; FINE
IL dinner trade: value in sight: make ofer TINS
week. PROLL, III Market st.
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From Engineering and Mining Journal.
The market continues dull and quiet but
slightly better tendency has been no.
ticeable and there is evidently more
strength underneath than is apparent on
the surface. There is certainly very little
cheap copper to be had, and producers re-
sist all efforts to quote lower prices. evil
IDENTIFY believing in the future of the ar
ticle. The larger lake companies are not
in the market, but some OF the smaller
companies together with second hands.
might sell small quantities somewhat be-
low lie. which may to-day be called the
nominal price. For electrolytic copper we
have to quote for cakes. wire bars or in
gots 1850, and catholics lose. while the
price for casting copper must be reduced
TO 10i4c. Some transactions In Arizona
pig copper took place, but the prices were
not reported. In the main little business
has been done for home trade. and for
comparatively small quantities. The ex-
ports for the last month show the unprec-
edentedly large figures of 1888 tons OF
2.240 pounds. and yet in spite of these
heavy shipments the statistical position
of the article in Europe shows a further
Improvement of LOO tons for the second
half OF March. which proves conclusively
that nearly all the copper which has been
shipped has gone direct TO consumers. All
reports from Europe agree that consump-
ton OF copper there Is exceptionally
heavy. and IL there is also lull in the
demand II is said to be due to fiat re-
ports received from this side.
Fine copper continues to be scarce IN
Europe. The z. m. b. .marget was some
what irregular and opened at ga los for
spot. but became sitter during the week
and closes at the best. f45d Gas 2s Cd for
spot and e45 $50 Els Is Sd for three
months prompt. For refined and manu-
featured we quote: English tough, e4s los
q e49; best selected. e50d GO IS: strong
sheets. E55N e55 los: India sheets. G53a
G53 5s: yellow metal. 4izd. Large govern
ment orders have of late been given out
in England as well as in France.
Chilean Copper Market.-Messrs. Jack
son Brothers write as follows from Val
paraiso under date OF Feb. %: Following
the advance OF prices In Europe our sales
for the past fortnight have again been
on a large sca,e. amounting To = l6f quin-
tails for deliveries up TO the end Of May.
We quote for bar copper T. o. b.. coast
port. S'.0l (Chiieanl per metric qufntal
for Tegulus. 80 per cent. T. o. b.. S2l.19 per
metric quintal: for copper ores. - per
cent. Z. o. b.. s3.is per metric quintal.
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M'LAREN's Nsw SIT.
ne VIII Serve th- Cincinnati, Hamilton q
Dayton Rs irosd I'm OaIo.

Dayton Rs irosd In Ohio.
Great Falls April s.-Superintendent
ID. McLaren OF the Montana Central,
whose resignation takes effect April Is,
has accepted aa position with the Gin
cinnad, Hamilton & Dayton road. in
reference to which the Columbus, Ohio
Dispatch says:
1t will no doubt be news to the many
friends in this city of Mr.. d. McLaren
to learn that he has resigned his posi-
ton of superintendent of the Montana
Central. Mr.. McLaren is well known
here as the son-in-law of Thaddeus
Longstreth of this city. The friends of
Mr. and Mrs. McLaren will no doubt be
pleased to learn that they intend TO
come to Ohio to reside, as IL is under
stood that he viii accept a position
with the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Day
ton at Cincinnati
Mr.. McLaren was appointed general
superintendent of the Montana Central
just year after the big strike a couple
of years ago, and brought with him a
splendid reputation as a successful and
practical railroad man, having served
In about every capacity on the road
from the ground up and in addition TO
this, having taken a four-years' course
in a technical school and become a
practical civil engineer and railroad
pulluer. 10 these quallncatlons was
added practical experience of 20 years
In the railroad business. Just why his
resignation was sent in cannot be au-
thoritatively stated, but IL is pretty
generally understood in certain official
circles connected with the road that he
would not tolerate the persistent inter-
ference and dictation of General Man
ager Warren in the details of the man.
agement of the Montana Central, which
practically deprived him of the author
ity necessary to the fullest success.
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Girls Who Take Advantage.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
"Of all the unkind, insidious and out
rageous things that a girl ever does to
a fellow" announced a young man the
other day, this Understanding business
is the worst; the practice, you know,
of mailing a man some dozen or 20
tickets for some lecture, musical or
charity entertainment, the senders
card inclosed, and the expectation be-
ing that the man will send her the
money for the lot, which is just what
the man generally does. He feels
obliged to do so. as otherwise he would
appear discourteous and, above all,
mean But it's an unfair advantage,
and one that a girl has no right to
take. It's clear highway robbery; a
regular your mOney-or-your- sort
of game. Not once in a hundred times
does 1T happen that a man is able to
use the ticket himself and he has too
much consideration to give them to any
one else, as they are nearly always to
thing that no sane person could be
hired to go to. That's why they've
been sent to the man. Women well
know that they couldn't work off such
stuff upon their own sex. And the
man calmly chucks them into his waste
paper basket and dashes off a check to
the girl-and there's just about as
much ceremony and graciousness in
the one act as in the other let me tell
you. For my part, however, I'm going
to call a halt on the thing. The next
girl that sends me any such set of
tickets will have them promptly re-
turned to her by the next mail. No,
II isn't rudeness or perverseness or
'meanness.' It's self-preservation, pure
and simple. Why, my Lenten mail has
been fairly deluged with tickets. Every
day brings in a fresh installment. But
I'm no longer going to put up with such
an unwarrantable form of taxation
without representation"
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Important hange In
Time April 9th
Montana Central R. R

The Popular Route TO St Paul. Chicago.
New York and all Points East Buffet
Library Cars. Luxurious Sleeping Cars.
Elegant Dining cars. Upholstered Tourist
Cars. Close connection Ia ST. Paul with
all evening trains for Chicago and the
East. Through cars from st. Paul TO Port
land. oregon. Atlantic Express leaves
7:20 p. m. Local. Helena and Great Falls.
leaves a m; Pacific Express. from ST
Paul. arrives II 30 a. m. Local. Great
Fslls Express. arrives 9:l5 p. m. Ticket
Office. No. II North Main street. Butte. J.
+. DAWSON. @. A. r. l.. WHITNEY. c.
J.. A. and T. Agt.
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5OCll(lS

In some conditions the gain from
the Use of SCOTS EMULSION
OF Cod-liver Oil is rapid. For this
reason we put up a SOC. size, which
Is enough for an ordinary cough
or cold, or useful as a trial for
babies and children.
In other conditions gain must
be slow. For these Scott's Emul-
sion must be taken as nourishment,
food rather than medicine, the
food prepared for tired and weak
digestions.
soc. and sr.oo at all druggists
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Wantad--PrOpOsals ior Street Lighting
once q The City CLERK. Great Vans.

Ofice CT the CITY Clerk. Great FaIls
Mont. Aarcn >. lAs5.
Sealed proposals. Viii be received by the
undersigned until Thursday. the 7th day
OF Alag. less. for lighting the streets of
this city with A. arc electric lights land
such additional lights as the council may
from time 20 time order Of 2.oHJ candle
power each. OF their equivalent IA acety-
tere or gas lights. Tor period OF three or
five years Further Information relative
thereto viii be- furnished On application
The risht 20 reject any or an bids Is re-
served Done BY order Of the city coun-
ell c. II. CLARK
City Clerk
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The Latest Hair Growing Process
known to medical science. The
progress of decay Immediately arrested.
A luxurious Mustache. Beard. Eyebrows
and Lashes. | am fully prepared TO meet
all stages of Badness and all conditions
OF the Scalp. No letters answered unless
accompanied with stamp. Hours from
1880 to 1880, TO 3. $50 TO 9. Address The
Smith Hair Growing Co. 20 West Broad
way Columbia Block. Butte. Mont