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The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20
NEW TO-DAY.
NEW TO-DAY.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BIZ
TlOS. MagGG ( Sons,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
And Publishers "Real Estate Circular"
e Montgomery Street,
UNION TRUST BUILDING, CORNER MiRKEr.
INVESTMENTS.


s3OOOO-Rents $195; Polk st., near California;
6OxS0: fine 3-sLory building: stores below and
rooming-ho above.
Fourt h-street corner renting for 1925, $Sl 600.
Rents $274 50 fine corner; Ellis and Hollis sts.:
9Ox125: covered with dwellings and nearly
fats price asked $27 900, and offer wanted;
it is an estate and must soon sell.
Rents $1S6; $25,50O; well built 2 story
houses; rooms and bath each Howard ST. cor
9Th
Sixteenth.street business corner on best part OF
the street; large lot and good 2story building In
stores; $4,000.
HOUSES AND LOTS - REDUCED
PRICES.
$3OOO-Cottage and lot Hayes st., near Fill
more; % 6x70.
octavia ST.. bet. Broadway and vallejo;, 25x
112:6 and two-story good order; rooms, bath,
ETC.; fine view; $4,000; easy terms.
Reduced to S2SOO-NW. cor. Fillmore and Fill
bert: 24x100 and cottage.
S25n0-Cozy cottage; fine garden; lot 25x114;
Ford ST., bet Sanchez and Noe
2-story and basement; lot 26:4x80: house has lS
rooms: only $230U; very easy terms; Tehama St..
bet. lst and I'd
$500 bryant Sc, north side, bet. I'd and Sd; IS
reduced to s4s5O-Shotwell st., W. side. near
22d. 56x96:6, and two cottages, rooms and bath
each; rents $50; fine street.
LOTS REDUCED PRICES AND CHEAP
Jones and Chestnut-36x 81 :6; fine view ano
fine neighborhood; street work done: $4,000; very
cheap
above Castro, 50x58:6, 5000; or corner, 5S:Sss0.
or bS SKI 65; fine view.
Oner rWduteQ-fafk ave- lO.S racing Buena Visa
Park; 25x122:6, $500 each; 26:6xi35. sl250
each: fine view; blocks =. of Haight ST.
Me- cor. Clay and LIST ave; 27xl25: only $1,000
Cheap; $1,000 only each: 8 lots 27 :6x 81 :j on
n. side OF Sacramento St.. bet. Spruce and Maple:
cable-cars pass; easy terms.
Cor Geary and Wood sts.; 20 :Sx 100: reduced to
$1,000; cheap.
Elegant lot for investment 1Isx126: Sc. cor
$1,000.
a bargain; 5000 for 13l-foot trout; so feet on
Washington, 81 on jackson, running through bet.
Cherry and First aves.
Washington ST, n. side; fine marine view; near
Locust; 50xl27.8; $4,000.
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SALUTE THE FLAG,

AN INCIDENT THAT AUGURs WELL FOR THE
PATRIOTISM OF THE RISING GENERATION.
To the Editor Of the San Francisco Cdll-SIR:
was riding on streetcar the other day and on
the opposite seat was young mother, with a
curly-headed tot OF four or five. Presently
funeral passed, military escort at the head
bearing the American flag. The little fellow
spied the flag and, jumping from his seat,
pulled off his cap and with bare head and
flashing eyes turned to his mother. crying.
Salute the flag, motherl Salute the fagp'
And there he stood, with barred head, until the
flag had passed out of sight. Let US have
more such mothers and our children will be
better Americans. +. A. w.
San Francisco, June 1S, 1896.
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Oldest Nonconformist Minister in England in
active service, has tire, after ministry OF
ffty-seven years, the lastthirty-two OF which
were spent as pastor OF the Congregational
Church of North Finchley
DR.. Camille-SaintSaens recently celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary offs debut as must.
clan. A special orchestra performance was
given in his honor in P,ris, in which he
PLAYED Mozart's pianoforte oncerto in E flat
the work in which he made his first appear
ance as boy of IL. There WIS also performed
for the first time Saint-Saen' second violin
sonata. Sarasate playing the violin part with
the composer at the piano.
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A SPLENDID ISSUE.
Oakland ENQUIRER. June 1a.


To-day's San Francisco CALL is a splendid
issue. In addition to other valuable matter in
connection with the st. Louis convention pro-
ceedings it contains carefully compil ed his
tory of the great party which will soon resume
control OF National affairs, to retain that con-
troll until-to slightly trans pose an application
made in Forakers speech nominating McKin-
ley-"God in h s wisdom and mercy and good
pie" That history OF the Republican party
should be read several times over, especially
by the youth of California who have their
political ideas yet 10 form, and then be laid
away for future reference. THE CALL has rem
dered conspicuous service to the country al
this juncture by its timely publication. This
is newspaper enterprise of the right sort.
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GREAT EXPECTATIONS.

My wife and I are looking out for country board at
present.;
We want spacious, airy room with outlook wild e
and pleasant
Our table must be well supplied with fresh and
varied food:
The evenings must be cool and dry and fishing
must be good
There must be no mosquitoes and we want three
meals day:
The beds must have the latest springs or else we
cannot stay.
We'd like horse and wagon that we ourselves
could use,
And there must be lots of lovely drives and many
charming views.
The other guests must all be such we are glad to
know.
We must not be too far from town and the trains
must not be slow.
These are our modest wants, and in conclusion we
say,
That seven dollars a week is all that expect to
pay! New York Tribune.
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and july 1885, it utII sow much creator Increase.

their stopping up on the bottom of the coal
Every day. air would be forced in. displacing
the foul air, which could be let out by a vent
on top OF the coal, thus destroying the fire.
damp. When this is done spontaneous COM
bustion will be a thing of the past in coal
ships. The cost OF the little machinery would
amount to title. FRED FISHER
503 Folsom street.
San Francisco, June 1s. 1896
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Official Route to Democratic National
Cnnyenfion. Chicapn.

The Central Pacific, Union Pacific and Chicago
and Northwestern line has been selected as the Of
fcial route Of for the California delegates the
Democratic National Convention at Chicago, open
ing July 2. Special rate for the round trip, only
$72 so. California to Chicago and return. Tickets
on sale June 30 and July l.
The only line running Pullman drawing-room
sleepers and dining-cars San Francisco to Chicago
daily without change and free composite buffet
smoking and library cars Time to Chicago only
31a davs.
Ticket and sleeping-car reservations at general
ticket Office, No. l Montgomery street. d. w.
Hitchcock, general agent, San Francisco.
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Excursions to Grand Canyon OF the
Colorado.

An excellent opportunity for seeing this wonder
full scenery at a nominal expense is afforded
through the excursions 10 leave San Francisco
June 20 and July over the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad. Fare includes stage trip from Flagstaff
meals en- route and hotel expenses at Canyon, S75
For full particulars call on or address Thos
Cook & Son, excursion agents, 621 Market street.
under Palace Hotel, or any agent Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad. II. G. Bush. assistant general
passenger agent, 81 Chronicle building s. T..
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"The Hopkins family has quit taling lce."
"Whats that for?'
Couldn't agree on whose duty itwas to get
up early and identify it before it melted"
Chicago Record.
Two ladies were being shown the wonders
of the X-ray recently by Professor Robinson,
and one was looking through the othG with
the Horoscope, as it was my privilege u DO In
the case of the Bowdoin senior.
"Can you see the ribs?' asked the poilh pro-
fessor.
"Oh, yes very plainly" was the answer, but
1 never knew before tnat they extended up and
down."
And then it was the duty of the scientist TO
explain that teel corset ribs as well as human
bone ribs are disclosed by the merciless Y rays.
Lewiston Journal
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REMEDY THAT Is BELIEVED WILL INSURE THE
SAFETY OF GOLFERS
To the Editor Of the San Francisco Calt-SIR:
read to-day OF another hot coal cargo in a
ship. will suggest a remedy that is simple
and is just as good for loose grain stored in
bins as for coal. The coal vessels could carry
an air motor of some kind, and attached to
that low-pressure airpump. Even rotary
would do, as the pressure would not amount
70 anything, the air to be distributed by per-
forated pipes with holes downward, to prevent
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A MISS SHIRT WAIST.

The waist shown here is one of the most styl-
ish shapes. The yoke back is cut deep enough
at the top to extend we'll over the shoulder,
forming a shallow yoke in front. to which the
body is gathered.
Batiste with cuffs and collar of white linen
makes very jsunty waist.
The new fabrics for shirt waists show some
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Never before in the history of our coun-
try did the welfare of the whole people
depend so much upon single party as at
this juncture. He who deserts the Re-
publican party now is false to the welfare
OF every interest. industry and home in
the Republic.
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CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, N Y, June 19.-At the West
minister, w. H. Thomas; Amsterdam, J. u.
Eldridee Grand Union, L. Fairchild, W. H.
Rodgers; Astor, C. w. Scott; Metropolitan,
Mrs. McCauly; Albert, ]. A. Swinarton; Murray
Hill, r. S. Alexander; Sturtevant, W. NJ. Rose.
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Utility OF Hemp.
An evehar
Eureka Iette

An exchange heads an ar rticle "The Culture
of Hemp" and then goes on TO tell about 1t. 1t
does not seem to me that the couture" of
hemp concerns California just now so much
as the stusep of it.
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General Maceo doe sn't care SO much for
American recognition as for more men
anG more arms In other words, If we
will let the filibustering ships go free he is
willing for US to look the other way
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He's All Right.
Fresno RenubIicar

People who have been anxiously inquiring
what is the matter with Hanna" have about
come to the conclusion that that party is all
iuh
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Pasadena Star.

If Judge Ross decision on the Wright act be
sustained, 1T will not, thinks the Investor,
necessarily acquit the land OF the obligation of
paying for the water. 1t would then stand
simply In the light OF debtor who has paid
worth less check-it would not discharge the
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startling combinations of color, and very
striking designs OF flowers convent tlonalized.
These are often made up with plain color
which harmonizes for the cuffs and collar.
Very elaborately EN- breidered batiste in nat
ural colors is used, and the result is very rich.
The cuffs and collar are usually OF plain
batiste to match, or of white.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

The President of the republic of Andorra, in
the Pyrenees receives salary of $15 year.
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Let No Guilty Man Escape.

1t is all very well for secretary Carlisle to
make written report 10 the committee ap-
pointed by the Senate to Investigate the bond
issues of the administration, but it is to be
hoped that he will also submit to an oral
examination
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Mr. Tietrotter-They say that the play of
"Hamlet' without Hamlet is a pretty unsdtis-
factory thing.
Mr.. Flush-So it is.
Mr.. Tietrotter (sadly$-Perhaps so. But the
same play without the ghost is still worse.
New York Herald
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Why in Emgy 2

Santa Monica Signal.
Indignant citizens of Long Beach hanged in
efigy a Trustee who violated his pledge made
before election. Why in effigy?
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Will Be Wiser This Time.

San Jose Mercury.
Wage-earners were once fooled into voting
for free trade and no work, but this year they
W i'll vote for protection and employment.
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Convicted. .

Judge Wallace has been charged by Barry's
Star with perjury. He dismisses the charge
against Siebe because his own OK was gored.
A. P. A. Huddelson lived upon the shame of
women will arrest the editor OF The Star-if he
dora
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The comnon-sense of the people as de-
cided to settle the tariff question in this
campaign and let the financial issue wait
until industry has revived and there are
once more wages and work for all who
need them.
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The Republican party has an everlasting
right to govern the country because it is
everlastingly right on every issue that con-
fronts the country.
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CAMPERS trains now running over he n. P.
C. r. r. via Sausalito ferry to the great red
wood forests of Marin and Sonoma counties.
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obligation, and that obligation would still De
binding and colleetable.

Consistency, Where Is Thy Jewelry =!
Hollster Free Lance
For an organization that is so opposed 10
monopolies as the Populist party it does not
seem consistent that they should nominate
for United States Senator paid attorney OF
the Southern Pacific Railroad. Thomas V;
Gator is now conducting d case for the railroad
against Sheriff White of Oakland. Gator, 1t
must be remembered, carries the Populist
party OF California around in his hip pocket.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

Mckinley stands for the industries of
California, ard all who would promote
those industries will stand for him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

The Dunkards of Pennsylvania have
declared against the use of bicycles on the
ground: THAT which is highly esteemed
among men is abomination In the sight
of the Lord" The text may hit the
wheel, but 1t spares the scorcher.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

Mckinley and protection-the man and
the measure-suit one another as well as
both suit the country.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.

Parties attending the Democratic National Con-
ventioD at Chicago, the Christian Endeavorers at
Washington and National Educa ional A ssocia-
ton at Buffalo should go return via the n orth-
ern Pacific Railroad. For particulars inquire Of
T. K. Stateler, Gen. Agt-, 63s Market st., s. +.
USE DR.. S1egerts Angostura Btters to stimulate
the appetite and keep the digestive organs in
order,
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Instead Of trying to take the tariff out
of politics all good citizens should unite
with the Republicans to esta blish pro-
tective system and then proceed to kick
the would be thinkers out of politics.
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SPECIAL Information daily to manufacturers.
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau (Allen's), $40 Montgomery
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Thomas A. Edison eats sparingly and spas
medically when at work investigating elec-
trical mysteries.
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Remem Der, THE CALL publishes The
United Press dispatches, in which there
are no fakes. You may not read so many
sensations in THE CALL as in the Associ-
ated Press papers, but what you read you
can count ON.
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General Joseph Shelby, United States Mar.
shel for the Western District of Missouri is
writing book about his wartime experiences
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

Mckinley was nominated on Waterloo
day, but it was an Austerlitz for him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

Fifteen Republican State conventions,
as well as the National Convention, de-
Charged for some form of protection for
American ships engaged in the foreign
carrying trade, and it goes without saying
the next administration will provide it.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

Ex-Governor Boies of Iowa has farm O.
$500 acres, and makes farming pay He is
worth nearly 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

International bimetallism will not be a
forlorn hope if this country works for it
with vim and vigor.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

One of the advantages of the Eastern
summer climate is the inducement it offers
to men to undertake Arctic explorations.
After an experience of year with it Lieu
tenant Peary has decided to make another
trip to Greenland at once.
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This time we take the tariff out of poll
tics and make protection the permanently
established policy OF the American people.
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OF AN ADVERSE DECISION.
Extend the Doctrine.

Halfmoon Bay Advocate.
The Monroe doctrine should be extended so
as to include the United States Treasury.
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PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

Senator Wolcott of rolorado is regarded as
the best amateur cyclist in Washington.
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NEWSPAPER PLEASANTRY.

The report that Cecil Rhode and Barney
Rarnato are investing in Britih Columbian
mines is notice to look out for JAMESON raid
on nAlaska.-Philadelphla Ledger.
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Don't forget to leave orders to-day for
THE. SUNDAY CALL.
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Now is the time for California to pledge
herself to patriotism, protection and pros
perlty.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

FEvERIsHNEss OF the scalp soon causes bald
ness. Ayers Hair Vigor cools and cleanses the
scalp and clothes it with beauty.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

If there is any trusting to signs the
Democratic Convention at Chicago will
be like that at Sacramento, only more so.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

When stalwart silver men find that Ieav-
ing the Republican party means associa-
ton with Democrats or Populists they
will return to their old friends and be for
given.
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Join in the grand demonstration this
evening of deathless loyalty to all that is
truly American and patriotism eternal
as the stars.
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There were many eloquent speeches at
the st. Louis convention and there will be
many more during the campaign, but
none will be more potent than that of the
workingmans wife as she urges him to
vote this time for the welfare of his home.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

Chicago is taking but little interest In
the Democratic National Convention and
seems to be devoting all her political en-
ergies to the enterprise of getting the Ma
tional committees of all parties to estab-
blish their headquarters within her bor-
6arv
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Republican prosperity will soon be re-
established and all the evils of Demo-
cratic days will seem no more than a
hideous phantom and a horrid dream.
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The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.

PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT-
GARRETT 4. HOBART, of New Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 1896.
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The st. Louis ticket is the ticket of the
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20

EXTRA fine Cream Caramels. Townsends.*
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Under Republic an administration the
veteran of the war for the Union will be
honored and the widows and orphans OF
his dead comrades remembered. The
party of patriotism will never be false to
the men who gave US Republic that
patriots can be proud of.
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Mckinley, Hobart and prosperity is the
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Inc PTeSlQeuC VI buc VI AHQOTTa, IN
the Pyrenees, receives a salary of $15 year.
Thomas A. Edison eats sparingIy and spas
medically when at work investigating elec-
trical mysteries.
Ex-Governor Boies of Iowa has farm of
$500 acres, and makes farming pay. He is
worth nearly 100000.
General Joseph Shelby, United States Mar.
shel for the Western District of Missouri, is
writing book about his wartime experiences
The Marquis de Mores, who lived in Dakota
some years ago, has started for the Egyptian
Soudan in order to lead the Arab chiefs against
the British advance.
Miss Jane Addams, the founder of HUH
House, Chicago, who has been spending some
time studying the East End OF London, gives
it as her opinion that London is more wicked
than Chicago
Queen Amalie of Portugal has been devoting
much of her time in the attempt to discover
an anti-fat pill in order to stay the tendency to
extreme corpulence, which has been threaten
ing to disfgure her husband.
Queen Victoras favorite amusement these
days is playing checkers. She plays q pretty
good game and likes to win, SO much so that
the lady of honor who is her opponent is care
ful not to win more than one game day.
The Rev. Thomas Hill, who is said to be the
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Now for the ratification.
Everybody wants prosperity.
Attend the mass meeting tonight.
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THE CALL Of yesterday contained more
political information concerning the Re
publican party than can be found else
where in many volumes, and all who are
interested in political history should not
only read it, but preserve 1t for future
reference.
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BEST peanut taffy in the world. Townsend's.
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The MARQUIS de Mores. who lived in OAK

some years ago, has started for the Egyptian
Soudan in order to lead the Arab chiefs as sainst
the British advance.
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