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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27
ALBANY WHIST TEAM SYSTEM
THE ACE LEAD.

THE ACE LEAD.
The ace is led from the following combina-
lions:
A., X. and three more others.
A. O., ]. and others.
A. and five or more others with a sure card
Note.-With ace and five or six small and no
re-entry card, lead the fourth best.
THE KING LEAD.
The king is led from all the combinations
given in the Trist system of American leads.
THE QUEEN LEAD.
The queen is led from the usual combina-
tions given in the tables OF Amerc an leads.
bination the ten is led.)
THE JACK LEAD.
The jack is led from all the combinations
given IN the Trist system of American leads.
THE TEN LEAD.
The ten is led from the queen, jack, ten COM
bination only-four or more in suit Mote
From king, jack. ten and others lead fourth
beSt.)
WITH HONOR TURNED
Governed by the holding. any irregular open
ing lead is positive cali through the
THE DISCARD.
The Drayson system of discarding as found
in the Art of Practical Whist" fifth edition
CALLING FOR TRUMPS.
Always call for trumps" with five or more
unless Developments show 1t unwise before
CALI is completed If completed partner
must lead them unless fourth player has also
called
ORIGINAL LEAD HOLDING FIVE Oh
MORE TRUMPS.
Always lead trump If there is not an honor
Misunderstanding the right to stop after one
round. (Note-Ths calling for and leading
trumps from the above holdings has beer
rgdly enforced for ten years and found to b,
trick-winning.)
THE TRUMP ECHO.
On the lead of ace. queen or jack led orig
inally, at any time when it is believed t
be from strength from above combinations
echo holding three exactly. On the lead of
small trump, echo holding four or more.
An echo in plain suit. with any trump led
says at least four
The Albany team has followed this line o
trump leading and calling rigidly for tel
years against all styles of play, and the team
Is unanimous in the firm belief that at leas
five tricks are gained by this system wheI
three lost.
The captain OF this celebrated team says II
a personal letter to our whist editor: .'W
play the old-fashioned Trist, Cavendish, Pole
Drayson game. We don't believe in top o
nothing. common sense, invitation Foster
or Howell leads. In all of our recent matches
as well as from close observation for the pas
ten years in playing with and against al
styles and systems of play. believe the win
ming game is the rigid hard-and-f fast number
showing leads. with no false card plays or at
tachmentS."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27
WHIST.
WHIST AS PLAYED BY EXPERTS.

We have been asked from time to time to
publish few of the systems of whist play
that are used by some of the leading clubs OF
the American Whist League. If we should at
tempt undertake to publish them all. II
would tax our space beyond the limit for many
months to come. No whist team of any num-
Der of players can ever do themselves or their
club justice without they thoroughly under
stand enc another in every particular. and in
every play they make beyond the possibility
of a doubt from the time they lay the first
card on a table until the last.
We are pleased to give our readers this week
the system used by the great Albany Club
team of Albany, n. 7. This team has made a
record second to none in this country, and we
take pleasure in saying the captain OF this
team was one of the original founders of and
one of the old guard of the American Whist
League.-E. LIE Roy Smith.
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TO STIMULATE INDUSTRY.
A Representative Of the Proposed
Business League in This City.

Charles Truax. the accredited repre-
sentative of the National Business
League. an organization called into ex-
istence Immediately after the last politi-
cal campaign by a number of merchants
of Chicago for the purpose of instituting
a department Of commerce and industry
at Washington, arrived in the city yes
terday on a mission from the headquar-
tiers of the league. for the purpose of Sc
lecting three desirable business men to
represent the proposed department In this
city.
The main object of the organization is
to effect the revision of the Interstate
commerce law SO as to furnish better
examinations; the opening OF commerce
with the South and Central American
States and Mexico and the forming of
plans for better communication, including
improved waterways between the East
and West.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27
THE GREAT ALBANY ST. PAUL MATCH.

1t is well to state here that one of the great
est whist matches that ever took place
between the st. Paul team, with the great
John H. Briggs captain, and the Albanys
at the midwnter meeting at Detroit, Mich. in
February last. Up to the present writing these
two teams have superior-if an equal For
the game intend in few weeks to give
several illustrated deals, with the play of
every card. as it took place in this match after
the defeat of the ST. Paul team
Captain John II. Briggs In writing to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27
! What Are
IWanSutta
Sheets +?

Wamsutta Sheets are the highest
grade sheets on the market. Wanl-
.sutta Muslin is a fine, close cotton
fabric containing So round haro
threads to the inch (Pequot con-
tains 70 threads). These threads are
carefully, evenly woven into the
high-grade Wamsutta Muslin, sell
ing at 321ac per yard for 80 inches
width. Other widths in proportion.
Wamsutta sheets are made of this
muslin; Pinch hem, full size, heavy
weight; exceptionally well made by
the most expert workmen; smooth.
even stitches, devoid of slips, flaws
and breaks, making ripping impos-
sible; thoroughly bleached, hand
torn and dry ironed. We have new
er seen finer, more durable sheet.
1t pays to get the best, and it pays
to buy at Hale's.
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Chris Kirketerps Estate.

The estate of the late Christian Kirke-
terp has been appraised at s4S,490 IS. 1t
consists of real and personal property, all
situated in this city.
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Special.

A fine Black 45-inch IMPORTED FRENCH
SERGE on special sale. AS soft and fine
as cashmere. Every thread pure wool.
On sale
400 Yard.
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Something
About
Hosiery.

The annual hosiery purchase by
Hale's California stores is a mer-
camille event Of considerable note.
Seven popular stores doing lively
and ever-increasing hosiery bust
ness calls for an immense annual
hosiery. purchase. A combination
order is made up each year and for
warded to our buying headquarters
in New York. Manufacturers are
then consulted. offers received. sam
pies examined, cash payment is
made for the goods and a freight
shipment ordered. Every discount
is taken advantage of. The jobber,
the middleman and all intermediate
profits are skipped. The manufac-
turer makes a profit, we make the
profit the jobber usually makes, and
you buy of us at retail for the same
price we would have to pay the
wholesale jobber. We offer no poor
hosiery at any price.
CHILDs BLACK TToN
SCHOOL STOCKINGS - Good
and tough for play, ribbed. 10C
seamless, spliced heels and toes. wv
sizes to s11 Hale's price........ Pair
MISSES BLACK COTTON HOSE.
Fine Maco cotton yarn. mar
row ribbed and seamless. high 1O1o
spliced heels, double knees and lA2S
toes. sizes to 81: Hale's price. PAIR
BOYS. KAsT IRON SCHOOL
STOCKINGS-Tried and true
The most popular school stock
ing we sell; heavy. narrow rib.
d double to , SSsRe ses' p ans l5c
knot: Hale's price ................ Pair
Isle HOSE "A high grade
stocking. narrow ribbed and
seamless, high spliced heels.
sssss s 10 sas not Hsis Csc
price ........................... Pair
LADIES' COTTON HOSE-Fine
quality combed Egyptian yarn.
all black or black with white 101c
polka dots. double soles. double nv
toes. spliced heels; Hale's price. Pair
LADIES IMPORTED COTTON
HOSE-Made in Germany OF Sc
lected and combed Maco cotton.
the deep rich. fast black Herms-
dorf dye. high spliced heels. 1OC
double soles and toes; Hale's lOS
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pair
LADIES BLACK Isle HOSE
The regular retail price is S5c
sss. ssao,s a s.. h s5s P 5sss 25c
an elegant stocking; Hale's price Pair
LADIES FANCY cotton
HOSE-Black boots, opera col
ored tops a new lot bubbling Ok
over with fashions latest foot <OS
fads; for Hale's customers at. Pair
New Curtains for
housekeeping.
Much less than you'd expect. Good.
substantial Curtains. and every pat
tern new.
NEW BORDER DESIGN NOTING
HAM CURTAINS-The latest fad IN cur
tain fashion. a deep border design IN Not
tingham effects. with plain fishnet center.
31a ydsxo0 inches ..'. Zoe pair
TAPESTRY PORTIERES REDUCED!-A
chance to save. Come early and you'll
not regret.
So portieres reduced to......s2 so pair
: 81 pertieres reduced to-. 8 90 pair
s. portieres reduced to-. 4 90 pair
Half pairs sold II requested.
%#4 };zA<:::!:<$55;
937-945 MARKET STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
a.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

TAMBOUR BUREAU sETs-Consist-
ing OF one 1Sx54-inch bureau scarf, ~
one 11x11-inch DOYLE and two Xxi q
inch doylies; the set complete.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

Coughs and colds cured, Lows Hore-
hound Cough Syrup: 10c. At Sansome sts
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27
New Blouse Waists.

Blouse effects in plaid and stripe designs ar
to be the popular shirt waist combinations
We call attention to our window display. l
isn't necessary to ''overpay" Hales prices.
LADIES' BLOUSE SHIRT WAISTS
Yoke back, detachable high standing
collar, with turn down edge, full
sleeves Numbered cuffs; big line of oOr
the latest patterns in fashionable ON
percales Hales price. Eacl
LADIES PLAID BLOUSE SHIRT
WAISTS-High Numbered collar. with
turned edge, blouse front, gathered SnC
back, full sleeves Numbered cuffs, OO\
plaids or stripes. Hale's price,. Eacl
BLOUSE EFFECTS IN DIMITY
WAISTS Laundered, separable
standing collar, yoke back. blouse
front. The new patterns show 7SC
added beauty to last years master o$
pieces just in. Hale's price.......... Yarc
Prices in Easy Steps Up to So Each.
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Our Cloak=Buyer Just Arrived From
His Eastern Buying Tour,
And this is what he did:

LADIES TAN JACKETS RE
silk lined tan jacket. with highp =
collar, reduced for special. ......... Each
You must see this jacket to appreciate it; an
elegant affair.
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Domestic NeWlinoS.

The latest arrivals in HaIe's most
popular department..
cases of FLEECE-BACK CASH
MERE WRAPPER FLANNELS, S~
in dark colors, will be closed ~
out at Observation-Disclosures. Yard
NEW PLAID DRESS GING-
HAMS-The fabric of the year; 71~
brand-new line for waists and Z 81
dresses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Yard
GALATEA CLOTH - Something
new in heavy twill fabric; to
take the place of ducking; fine
for ladies' and children's dresses
and boys sailor suits; the latest 1E~
fashions in stripes and solid coll 1OS
ors; big line to show you...-... Yard
NEW SPRING PERCALES u
cases Just arrived; a full yard
wide, in red, blue and light
grounds; a bewildering assort- Oh
ment of this most popular fabric C3S
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Yard
ALL-LINEN TOWELING+Every E-
thread linen; Is inches wide; red ~
border; fine for the kitchen.... Yard
Don't fail to see the nav Wash Goods,
Now is the time to buy
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

1s-INCH FANCY MESH CHENILLE
DOT VEILING-Small or large dot;
a fresh lot in browns, navy or black;
at Hafe's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

BLACK FIGURED MOHAIR SKIRTS
Thoroughly well made, seams
lapped and bound, velvet faced, ar q 90
beautifully hanging skirt and inpo-
perfect taste. At Hale's. Each
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

TAMBOUR PILLOW SHAMS-32 inch
es square; scalloped borders; open
work patterns; in the Art Depart
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

BLACK CORDOBA CLOTH.Tis sparkling
gem in the dress goods line, so free from that
somber hue of most black dress stuffs, clear
cut mohatr figures in beautiful leaf designs
stand out boldly from the black pinhead
grounds, IL patterns make choosing easy.
$3.50 Yard.
BLACK MOHAIR REPS-This fabric shows an
extremely pretty and modest corded back
ground with daintily raised mohair figures
In small and medium designs Is new patterns
and every one weaver's masterpiece.
S1.25 YARD.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

CHILD'S BLACK TTON
SCHOOL STOCKINGS - Good
and tough for play, ribbed.
seamless, spliced heels and toes.
sizes to 91b; Hale's price. .
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Notion News.

TAM BOUR DoYLIES Washable
openwork tnmbour muslin; neat as
wax; pretty for bureaus, tables, etc.
IL inches square; at Hale's..
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

Visit the Art Department; rear of store.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

fabrics from is miniature battle
This ship is ID feet long full rugged and armeda faithful
the each customer
We have SPECIAL VALUES IN BLACK GOODS AND
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

RIBBON ODDS AND ENDS-All silk
plain gros grains and satin edge gros
grains; from " to inch wide; states.
and grays in the wide; tans, browns.
cardinal. old rose, heliotrope, sage,
nile and dark green in the narrow;
your choice until OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

MISSES FINE JET BLACK
Isle HOSE "A high grade
stocking, narrow ribbed and
seamless, high spliced heels,
double soles and toes, not nee
essary to ''overpay" Hale 8
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General Store Notices

STOCK on the dollar, will be offered
o.Sr to the public Wednesday
SAlE, next. Look out for our adj
vertisement on that date.
MIe0 Miss Hulin, the expert
Min corset filter, will remain
hULlW, with us another week She
TUE has made corset fitting,
n form and comfort her pro-
GukNtl fession. We secured her
EVDCpT services for your benefit
-Ni Ii''' that you might consult
her and get her advice and opinion
on the fit and effect Of your corsets.
She is at the corset counter demon
strating and advising. It is not
necessary to purchase, and a five
minutes conversation with her
might save you years Of discomfort.
FpFE To every lady visiting
n,nrunro the store this week we
PlClURES will present a neat little
0F THF photo engraving of the
Si.aa,Mr ., Maine. It will be a
MAINE, souvenir of much inter
est at the present time and well
worth preserving for the future.
CDCC March 10 we will issue
.,,. - our eighth annual
lhE NEW spring and summer
nkTAI nCIIC catalogue. It will be
oni'-oooI'a beautifully illustra-
tel 100 page fashion book. Send in
your address. It will be sent free to
any address out Of San Francisco.
None distributed in the. city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-27

MISSES BLACK COTTON HOSE.
Fine Maco cotton yarn, mar
row ribbed and seamless. high
spliced heels, double knees and
toes. sizes to 81; Hale's price. &.
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BOYS KAST IRON SCHOOL
STOCKINGS-Tried and true!
The most popular school stock
ing we sell; heavy. narrow rib.
double knees, double heels and
double toes. tough as a pine
knot: Hale'S price ,.
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Things for Your Kitchen.

GALVANIZED IRON WASH BA-
SINS--Very heavy; for the kitchen;
special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Each
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ENAMELED STEEL RICE BOIL
ERS-2 coats of enamel; very fine; 90 n
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LADIES' COTTON HOSE-Fine
quality combed Egyptian yarn.
all black or black with white
polka dots, double soles. double
toes, spliced heels; Hale's price. {.
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LADIES IMPORTED COTTON
HOSE-Made in Germany OF Sc
lected and combed Maco cotton,
the deep. rich. fast black Herms-
dorf dye. high spliced heels,
double soles and toes; Hale S
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RENTON HILL LOTS.
ar You Love Your wife" secure u
Home for Her.

There NAV he various ways by which
married men can show their affection for
their wives. but there IS none that VIII
be appreciated more than supplying her
with a home that she can call her own.
And 70 any but the over-wise people IL is
plainly evident that now - the tine -
lay the foundation for your home, for
never in the history Of Seattle will yOu
be able to start rs cheapiy as now. The
Moore Investment Company, OF ll2 Column
hta street Is Offering twenty lots on Ken
ton hin for one-,hird less than their value
today-and within one year the lots that
Won can now purchase for SGi1 VIII he
worth at least 81 800 and Tho market value
today is ssso and Sl.o0 By purchasing one
OF these twenty special sale los" yon
are making Just scoo cash, FOR when these
are gore the remaining eighty lots viii
be sold a. their value. viz. sN0. Seven Of
these twenty are already gone SD do nor
delay. hut cali NJ once. II desired the
company " 1T erect q home for YOU, 10 10
paid fer on the instal'rnent plan.
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BIDS ARE OPENED.
Contract for steel Standpipe 20 BE
Awarded To-day.

The board OF public works yesterday
opened bids for the steel stand pipe, in
provement OF University street, miscei-
.aneous supplies and fire department hose.
The on.y one awarded was that for the
Improvement OF University street from
Railroad avenue TO First avenue. II was
awarded 10 J. a Bailey. his bid being
s27sS. The other bidders and their sums
we're: Bailey & Cross. s3.41s; SSirrat *
s,oatz Sc rs 80: Roseieaf a. Void, s3.sf5.5o,
and NJ Dow Il Co. $3.50.
The award for the most important bio,
that % the steel stand pipe VIII be award
cd today The standpipe is for the city
mark and calls for steel tank or reser-
voir twenty-five feet In diameter ana s-V
entv-fva feet high with foundation OF
concrete The bidders and Their amounts
are as follows: Chicago Building and Iron
Company. S.sil ;Giliett & HuFgfut Mani
featuring Company, of Chicago. so,,so'
Wolfe K Co OF Portland. ss3's: Great
Northern Boiler Improvement Company,
OF Seattle. s7T29 % Nelson & Phelps, oil
chicago s7.s3j: and Moran Bros, Ok sea'-
tie. s9030 II.
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SENORITA Is SAFE.
slooD supposed Lost Is Now Lying
Near Mary Island.

The sloop Senorita, of Port Townsend.
which was supposed 10 have been lost on
a trim 20 juneau. Alaska Is lying near
Mary Island. -.
This very welcome news 10 those VINO
had friends on board was received mere
,.qs.ardnv In a personal letter from j. ;.
c1,tar r.nltea States customs officer, sta
toned nj Mary island. HIS letter says That
the senori,a has been lying near there
for some time In charge Of Capt. oviatt.
The little sloop had considerable trouble
getting 10 Mary island. and the prospect
ors who had taken passage on her Were
vary much dissatisfied. They had some
wnr, If u disagreement between themselves.
and they left her at Mary island. going
north on a small steamer. Their friends
here had not heard of the sloops arrival
al Juneau and thought she Rad gone down.
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CIVIL SERVICE BOARD.
denominations tn BE Held In THIS
state Oh July 27-Is.

II u. Temple. secretary oil the ioci,
United States clvIl service board received
official INFORMATION yesterday that exam
inatIons for the general land service may
be taken on July - and = at the Iolo"-
ing cities and towns In the state OF " ASH
irs,ton. Nav Wharcom, olympia. Seattle
Spokane and WTala Walla.
The positions for which these examina-
lions viii be held are as follows;
First-1Herk qualified as stenographer'
typewriter and land office bookkeeper
Second-(Ierk with j thorough KNOW
edge Of land law and general knoWleusS
Third-Clerk with qualifications OF Land
surveyor. including plating. computing
and drawing. ami also with knowledge Oh
Eoyr,h - Thoroughly competent topo-
graphic craftsman with general kno~i-
edee % surveying. including the system OF
public land surveying.
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

wish ali lAlies 10 know that / am man.
sger OF a branch Office for the sale OF ths
positively cure ali terms Of female weak
ress without the aid OF a physician and
as proof Of ITS merits. / will gladly give or
send any lady one oo-cent box free as
there is no case OF Painful Periods. Leucor-
rhoea. Disbursements or Irregularities but
what /, Will cure. This Is no ouack doc
tors medicine. or humbuH. but Natures
own remedy for women. which restored me
TO health after all other means had failed
and Is Endorsed py many Seattle ladies'. II
will cost you nothing 10 convince yourself
OF its merits and I shall be pleased 10 have
you call. or send a 2-cent stamp and
Will send you one 50-cenc box free. and
write YOU full particulars. Mrs. Caroline
Rose. Seattle. Wash. 4et Belmont Avenue
RENEMRER-R. OF FIGS CURES
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w:ss e. say ;as: .,~1 u1i4- lasting oh-
legations fo7 ~. /. 4...s.cr3a,s. 'aneh Rem
edN hss done 'ar elr fa;aily We have used
tt 10 - MANY cs-ss 81 coughs iuue troubles
Af'd w''7opng caasA ara /, has slwavs given
she 1''~i perfect sAll>iast.on- We feel greatly
1"lFjsts! IN ne Manufacturers Of tbs rem
f>1V ara Ssh th~:a ~ please socept our
hFA-fE 'Aae<s Respectfully. Mk~ : IA1ry.
Is N#ue~, lnsa Ms Iolv a. the wiie
4 Aires b IAsfs, ealivcseg Ter the Uns,ed
States e.xpfrss . asa go Of thea. oliss.
ard LIS; trusted employees.
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Mig tEcura bcrS.

\ r Haas yesterday brought In the
Post-Iatel!gcncer two samples OF the
products II his model place. The Lodges,
locsitea on the east side ~ Lake Wash
tnKton These samples were two nam
moth cutumhrrs 81 the German frame Va
riety The larser is twc0ty-seFen inches
IL ieugth ara tac smaller one a tribe s60v:-
cr. The auccrSs ~ Mr.. Haas nj The
lodges demonstrates the possibilities %
Western W3shicRton in the production
Or Vegetables ana traits.
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co plantations on the Island for twenty
years past. The Holland company, owning
the tobacco interests OF Sumatra. control
and cultivate nearly -. 90 acres. The
value of the product IL upwards Of Sl9.-
es."o annually. Last year the company
paid a very large dividend. The tobacco
.a shipped 10 Amsterdam.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.


Hguyou guarantees
Thar his rheumatism
Cure viii cure nearly
al cases 81 r5e1fus
tisua ia a few bunra,
that his Dyspepsia cure
viii rutr lniiaest ton and
aii sto@4arh troubles:
that bis Kidney cure
viii cure 20 per cen.
Of al sssea 81 kit.uey
trouble. thar rs "a
tasfa Cure VII rr--s
rafHgFh TO matter !. "
long standing. ihat hfs
lie ts!e r'sr Gfise VII CfiTs
ehy Kind - be- l.: he In
a f-v G1ialfns tAst
Hls toii ,aVe VIII
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Alice titaDsi hard sold.

TIE steam schooner Alice Blanchard
Ne. known ~ Seattle from - ve-al rms
ron sAts pert - Copper river, has list