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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
CLAIRvoYANTs
WHEN OTHER CLAIRyoYA ANTS FAIL.
60c-SPECIA REDUCTI0N--50c
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MADAME CARLTON,
EXTRAORDINARY CLAIRFoYANT POWERS.
combined with superior knowledge Of occult
forces, enable her to read life with accuracy
from infancy to old age. Powers are wonderful,
indisputabe advice reliable Information clear,
concise and to the point in love courtship.
riage, divorce. sales. wells patents journeys,
pensions, investments. speculation. property, in
WITHOUT ASKING QUESTION.
without any previous knowledge and having no
natural means of knowing who you are, whence
or for what you came. tells your name. occupa-
ton: tells you names of friends enemies; who
is true and who is false; tells whom and when
you will marry: giving names, dates, facts and
locations; accepting no fee unless satisfaction is
SPECULATION AND INVESTMENT.
Madame Cartons advice is much sought for
by those contemplating investing and speculat-
ing. The dollar properly invested today has sell
dom failed to make the poor man rich.
Madame Carlton guarantees to teach you how
TO fascinate any You desire, how to make
your enemies your friends, causes a speedy mar
riage with the of your choice, gives you
good luck remove evil Influences. reunite the
separated, develop mediums. locate the earths
buried treasures. Madame Carlton makes you
successful.
5oc~sPECIAL READINGS THIS WEEK soc
incl i124 EDDY sT between octavja and nI La
guna sts. Turk and Eddy ST. cars pass the door.
Directly opposite Jefferson park
Cut this adj out: 1t does not appear daily.
THREE QUESTIONS By NAIL, 81.
MADAME CARLTON.
CLAIRv0YANT AND PSYCHIC PALMIST.
When doubtful. discontented. unhappy consult
Madame Carlton Immediately for permanent as
sistanee She advises
BUSINESS. SPECULATION. INFESTMENT.
love courtship, marriage divorce; In fact. every
thing Madame Carlton reunites the separated.
causes speedy and happy marriage, restores lost
affection.
REMOVES DISTURBING INFLUENCES.
Madame Carlton teaches how to control or
fascinate any you desire; no heart sad no
homie so dreary. that she can not bring sunshine
and happiness to it.
soc HEADINGS THIS wEEK-oNLY soc
Call today; tomorrow may be too late.
1924 EDDY ST.
Consultation hours 10 to daily and Sunday
MOVED NINE. KR0NENBERG, 32SfA Mission
mr. oath: clair: card reading 25c; except
Sunday: phone Mission 356i.
MISS ZEMDAR. a young, gifted clair. and palm;
a wonderful prophecies: hours 10 to 10; L. Soc
G. 81 $50 Hayes bet. Laguna and Buchanan
sIsIE LEONIDA, honest readings; hrs. 10 a. M.
to s D. m. Sun. appointments. SI4 McAllister
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DATES SET FOR IRISH
AND ENGLISH MAILS
Hours of Departure Fixed in
Local PoStofhCe

The following mails for Great Britain
and ireland win close at the main post
office, Seventh and Mission streets. on
the following dates
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THE san FRANCISCO CALL. SUNDAY MAY %, 1910
LEGAL NOTICES
SALE NOTICE

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
WONDER WATER COMPANY-Locatfon of prin-
epai place of business San Francisco Califor-
ma Location of works, Wonder Nevada.
NoIlCE-There delinquent upon the fol-
loving . described stock. account of Assess
msnt ,n5n mo. u levied on the 9th Gay of April
- tne several amounts set opposite the names
OIL the respective shareholders as follows:
WONDER WATER COMPANY
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business, your prospects. the changes for good
or III, and what is before you?
Are you in trouble-perhaps you are-and need
wise counsel?
is your business unsettled and things twisted
ana you know not which way to turn? Are
in danger?
Are you contemplating changes. involved in
lawsuits, or in doubt TO what move to make
Then this has meaning for YOU. GARLAND,
OF worldwide reputation. IS the one for yon to
consult His great knowledge wonderful insight,
combined with rare and unusual gifts. enable him
10 point the way to happier days.
lie reads life with unerring accuracy. no mat
ter what your difficulties. and advises you as
to the best moves to make. You will know
1OuRSEIF, your surroundings what to expect
ana what to do after half hour with him.
HOW many mistake would be saved, how many
q sad hour averted If there only light on
the way! He is the light. aud before his Won
derfui insight. clear judgment and far reaching
powers the impossible yanishes
CULT FOR HIM. AND HE TELLS FULL.
NAMES. AND EVERYTHING YOU WISH TO
Know WITHOUT YOU WRITING A WORD.
Hours 10 a. m. to p. m. daily and Sunday.
1887 FILLMORE NEAR ELLIS.
FOR READINGS BY NAIL, SEND 81.
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Notes Dispatches marked with arc advance
dispatches. All others are connecting dispatchea
ffreland only. SLetter mails only. =
There is a tradition to the effect -
once upon a time a woman In a
crowded car got up and offered her seat
to a man with baby in his arms
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LEGAI. NorrcEs-continued

with costs of advertising and expenses of sale
HARRY b. GREGG. Secretary.
ofnee-Room ia No. 26S Market Street. san
Francisco. California
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wANTED-oLD GOLD

price paid for diamonds anS old gold
SCHOENFELD & CO., IS San Pablo av, oak
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THE BEST SECURITY on EARTH FOR YOrR
MONEY is a wen selected MORTGAGE on real
Francisco and paying to per cent We
will select a mortgage for you and GUARAN-
TEE BOTH PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST,"
This beats bonds stock or savings hanks and
is safer than either
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
BUSINESS PERSONALS
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR

ELECTRIC NEEDLE THE ONLY CURE.
I 6E Ass vEF NEe6 81 EfEBR0Ts MaE
INVENTORS OF THE > NEEDLE METHOD
SO EXTENSIVELY USED IN THE EAST.
IN BAD CASES WE USE NEEDLES AT
PER HOUR; go is THE LIMIT WITH ONE
NEEDLE WORK. OUR METHOD COSTS YOU
LESS LIZ THAN HALE THE MONEY. NO PAIN.
WE GUARANTEE TO DESTROY EVERY
HAIR WE TREAT. SHOULD ANY RETURN
OF CHARGE, REMEMBER THAT
OUR MOTTO, LIBERALITY. HONEST DEAL
ING WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. 81
WILL CONVINCE YOU. CONSULTATIONS IN
VITED (FREE). WRITE FOR BOOKLET c..
NdE. SILVER ELECTRoLYsIs Co,
lSs 4rI GEAR9 Z ! a,oyI sTREET aaT1 SUITE yS. 52s
NINE. SILVER. MRS. /. B. WILSON.
FAT REDUCED!
USE PERFECTION REDUCING CREAM.
An easy and pleasant treatment; used by mas
reduces any part to which it is applied or can
be used over the entire body: 81 and 81. 10 jar.
FOR SALE BY
PALACE HOTEL PHARMACY.
BOWERMAN'S, 23S Stockton ST.
Wan WAkELEE,S, LEES, Powell and Ellis sts
TAFT & PENNoYER, Oakland.
Can be obtained from all druggists.
COFFIN, REDINGToN CO., distributors.
WEAK RUNDOWN MEN: ASK your druggist
LoRENz ELECTRO BODY BATTERY it
never fails in time of need; guaranteed three
ra S taR ANY GfneG e6 ape peTo od
count for cash if you prefer dealing that way.
Cure weakness. from any cause; rheumatism.
stops losses. Booklet with full particulars
mailed, sealed, free. LORENZ ELECTRIC
@ esi5 fsfdTy s3ao Lcon ncs chs1go bng N Sold
2ot KeaFny ST., corner Bush Test free
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MORTGAGES

s4.5oO wanted for. tive or three years first
mortgage secured by so acres irrigated land
value ST.. 600; good interest. c. N. WOOSTER
CO.. T02 Market st
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The Orchardists of the state of Wash
ingtOn claim a shortage of at least
5000 men to pick the crops now ripen-
ing. 1t is urged that a state la Dor
bureau be organized in connection with
the present publicity bureau OF the
secretary of states Office to help rem
edy the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

The labor council is In receipt of a
communication from the building com
mittee of the Native Sons of the Golden
West, in which it is stated that new
plans have been submitted to manu-
facturers for the proposed building and
that local firms will be given the pref
erence. The plans call for a s65.O0O
structure.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

AN old established real estate firm has been
making from 80 to 100 per cent by buying lots
at wholesale and selling at retail. They are
now forming company TO take up more prop
erty. If you have 81 600 banked at per- cent
they can increase it to ST. 500 by giving IL
the earning power of thar amount Your Sc
curity is 10 per cent better than the banks.
Let them show you what they doing Ad-
dress box sos. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

a summoned meeting of hackmen's
union No. 23S will be held Thursday
evening at the labor council temple
After the routine business is transacted
light refreshments will be served.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

The semiannuaI meeting Of the Calf
fornia cooperative meat company will
be held today in the building trades
headquarters, Oakland. Officers will
be elected. From the financial state
ment issued it appears that the net
profit for the year is $49241S
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

GROCERY AND BRANCH BAKERY in the
busiest part OF the Mission: rent only SO; liv-
ing rooms and good sized store; nice clean
stock; first class fixtures: doing So a day;
price S700.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

GROCERY AND FAMILY LIQUOR STORE. in
good. thriving neishborhood; . living rooms; price
s. 600.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

The committee appointed to report
upon site for the proposed new labor
temple reported to the council that in
a short time recommendation would
be made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

ONE GOOD CORNER GROCERY. elegant 30
foot plste glass front doing good cash counter
trade; downtown neighborhoOd; high class trade;
viii invoice about the price asked, s.. 800
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
T. F. WAYLAND & CO.. BROKERS.

EDWARDS, BREWSTER & CLOVER INC
edpitdl SoO,VVU Mills Building
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CLAIRvoYANTs-continued
CLAIRVOYANTS-CO
PROF. GARLAND
WORLDS GREATEST CLAIRyoYANT
VIII give his celebrated readings this
week for 90 cents.
PROF. GARLAND

Do you wish to know the truth about your
business. your prospects. the changes for good
or III, and what is before you?
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

FINANCIAL underwriters; listed and unlisted
stocks and bonds bought and sold; stocks and
oil lands bought and sold Financial under
writers. Free information bureau. 1916 Broad
way. Phones. Oak. S671; A1627. 0peDeev
ings to p. m.
50.000--Nhole or part 10 invest on loan: any
tangible security RUMBLE. 1144 Eddy st.
900 SHARES stock OF Hydraulic Clutch Co at
1lc per share Address box al. Call office.
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oNE-HALF INTEREST u GOOD PAYING
GROCERY; receipts $50 day; rent $50; $500
for the half interest
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

The boycott is still being prosecuted
against the Mckenzie factory by the
broom makers union A delegate from
that union reported to the labor couu-
ell that a new menace confronted the
members. Last week the first cOnsign-
ment of 1000 brooms was received di-
rect from Japan. They are being dis
tributed by a wholesale grocery, so
the delegate stated.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

A new union of retail grocery clerks
has been organized in San Jose by In
ternatiOnaI President Max E. Licht
The local starts with 100 members
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

The executive committee of the labor
council will not be in session Monday
night because of Memorial day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

John o. Walsh raised his voice Friday
night against charging children any
admission to the picnic and literary
exercises to be given in Shell Mound
park on Labor day. He thought the
tots should be welcomed with a free
and generous hand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

The Scottish Rite temple association
has decided to patronize home industry
in erecting it's building now in course
of construction.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

HAVE 4 CLASS A SALOON. good neighbor-
hood heavy stock; rent S65: price $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

SMALL STORES-Stationery. school supplies,
confectionery stores candy and ice cream stores;
small grocery stores. millinery. cleaning and
dveing business: [ have the kind of business
that you looking for.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

Il is impossible for me TO advertise all Of the
various propositions that ] have for sale, but
II Won viii call at my office and let me know
what kind OF business you want, l think that /
can locate you
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

LAUNDRY BUSINESS ES-
TABLISHED; good. long lease: clearing good. big
money: 3 wagons: $3.50 cash on lease; machinery
and stock viii invoice $4,000; I viii give pros
pectlFe purchaser good. long trial before pay
ing over any money; price $3.50
GEO. A. HEERICK. 1909 MARKET ST.
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J. have saloon in Montgomery ST that I can
sell for half of the invoice prices 81 30 takes it.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
FAT FOLKS
WANT

Your weight. double chin, bust. abdomen.
hips and fatty heart reduced. l am no doctor
and have nothing to sell you, but / want to
very short time by a simple harmless treat
ment, which you can take at home There is
no exercise, wrinkles or discomforts. Core
spondence confidential. A booklet telling all
about it free. Write today MRS L. c. Nc
Way box T6 Santa Clara Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

A delegate from the boot and shoe
workers union stated TO the council
that the boycott was still being prose-
cuted against Calm, Nickelsburg & Co
He also said that the initial mass meet
ing held in the Mission TO further hop.a
industry in the shoe business was -
unqualified saccess. Other meetinzy
will be held. The meeting was wen
attended and the manufacturers as well
as the employees showed an interest in
the movement.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

1t is more than probable that the
between the firemen's union
and the Metropolitan light and power
company will be amicably settled
President Kelly of the labor council
has been decided upon as the arbiter
to settle the one remaining point in
dispute.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

Are you in trouble-perhaps you are-and neet
wise counsel?
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

have nice little CONFECTIONERY AND
ICE CREAM STORE that handles. toys, sta
fionery and notions also, with furnished living
rooms; rent S25 for and store; nice
place for man and wife: price $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

Tomorrow being a holiday the bar
bers' union, has decided to work until
noon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

that viii invoice $500: I sell you this place
for less than one-hslf Of that price; a genuine
bargain
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

GROCERIES. GROCERIES.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-04
Not Within His Riahts.

"Can | have two good seats, well
down, not behind post and on the
aisle =, asked the quiet gentleman
at the box office window - ~
fThyee dollars apiece" replies the
ticket seller, slamming out two tick
cts that call for seats in the last
row, behind a post and in the mid
die Of the row at that. ,v '9 @
'fBut these aren't what ! want" i"
objects thelman.t 10 yJItHfs q
"Can't help that. Got. to take
'em or nothin'," responds the ticket
seller, obviously irritated
fLock here, young man, that no
way to talk. to people who come
here to buy seats"
"Huh! You talk as if you owned
the theater." 'bAtt,Afl "s
81 do. | happen to be the new
owner"
"Then git away and let people
that want to buy seats have
chance. You know very well you
can get in for nothing."-Life.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-04
Our System of Notation.

Some system of notation has been
used since time out Of memory.
The first record we have of it is Of
figures written with a stick on fiat
surface covered with sand. Before
that all calculations were made with
pebbles, beans and the like. Even
now the Chinese do their calculating
with little stones or beads strung
on wires, in a frame. The Romans
first used vertical lines-I, ii, Ill,
etc.-to express numbers. The Ara7
Bic figures, which we commonly use
at the present time, are Of ahuch
earlier date. The Arabic system is
chiefly valuable on account OF the
great convenience it affords by Civ
ing figure a value according to the
place it occupies in the line, By
this system tie most enormous sums
can be expressed by the ten little
characters which form the npmer-
ical alphabet.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-04
MUSHROOM POISONING.
The Way Il Acts and How II Should
Do Treated.

When one considers the frightful
consequences of gathering and cat
ing poisonous mushrooms in mistake
for the edible variety it is little
short Of marvellous that one without
knowledge should dare go into the
fields and woods and pick and eat
any of the fungi growing there.
If one is thoroughly famil lar with
aparticular variety OF edible mash-
room and can distinguish it at sight
from all others, however similar in
color and form, it is safe to eat that
particular variety but one must be-
ware of other kinds that resemble
il for, however slight the difference
in appearance, one may be edible
and the other poisonous. There is
no absolute rule for distinguishing
the edible from the poisonous kinds,
and it is better, therefore, to give
no gener& rules, but to follow only
one. Suspect every mushroom which
you do not know positively to be
edible. To this rule perhaps may
be added,a second: Learn to dis
tinguish the white spored agarics
and avoid them all, for, although
there is an edible species, it requires
an expert to tell it, and the poison
of another species is deadly, and
there is no known antidote for it.
The chief poisons in mushrooms
are two in number-muscarin and
phallin. The first of these produces
symptoms resembling those of alco-
holic intoxication, followed by con-
vulsions or paralysis, collapse and
death from heart failure. These
symptoms come on soon after the
mushrooms have been eaten.
In poisoning by phallin the symp-
toms do not appear until several
hours after the meal. They resem-
BILE cholera, beginning with severe,
abdominal pain, soon followed by
vomiting, purging and collapse.
On all cases of mushroom poison
ing, vonntingAshould be induced as
soon as possible, and large dose of
castor oil may be given to hasten
the elimination of any as yet unab-
sorbed portions Of the mushroom.
Stimulants are needed to support
the heart, and milk containing an
abundance of magnesia or bicarbo-
nate of sodium may be given.
Injections of salt solution into
theveins and-in, case of muscarin
poisoning-hypodermic injection Of
atropin are often employed by. ply
sicians with beneft.-NoUth's Com
panion. '.rs |
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-04
Reauest Granted

There used to be an old gentle
man who lived pin one Of the par
ishes Of I.0uisiana who was noted
for his Tremendous department and
punctuality. Arriving in New Or
leans for the first tinre, he aceosted
"a young man about town who was
standing on the corner Of the
street. "Il"' q
Z II wish, my young, friend" said
he, taking out his watch, "to go to
the st. Charles hotel" '.' p
"Well," said the gilded youth,
"you may 90, but don't STAY but
half an hour -'''
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-04
Strongly Intrenched.

A fellow wpose appesFsneel war
ranted the belief that he had quar-
relied with soap and waferi some
years ago applied fol a position 10
porter with a large eoneefnlYhere
help was badly needed. . Tho man
ager looked him over daubtfully.
Finally he handed him a dollar J i
60 uptown and take "a bath" he
told him, Chen come back and
maybe III be able to take You on"
'phe fellow started for r;the Aoor.
"And, oh, by the way" the man
'agel' called after him, t'if there's
any change left take another bath \
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-04
.aeEp pEATH.
Poison Laden Arrows Of the Natives o.
East Africa.

ri. "~N ~ 49, ~
The poisoned arrows Of some Of
lhe natives of East Africa are ter
Eibly effective weapons They are
quite beautifully made. smooth in
.khe shaft, feathered carefully with
yuiture wing feathers, twist be-
ing given sometimes to the feathers
.4something | have never seen IN
any arrow feathering befors), Fhe.
result being TO give the arrow a.
spinning flight, like thai Of a rifle
bullet. The arrow heads are made
from iron wire. The Shaft is of
fine split bamboo cane. Into this
shaft fits EXACTLY an irapwood bead
some six inches longs and on this
again the barbed point is fastened.
The steel head of the arrow and the
ironwood top piece for two inches
or more are smeared with the much
dreaded poison.
The kongoni, stung by the blow,
rushes off, and the feather shaft
drops, leaving the ironyQod head,
and barb of the weapon in thef
wound. If the poison is fresh and
q shoulder or a neck shot has been
made the .N'dorobo say positively
that no beast will run hundred
yards. | am inclined, however, to
think that they exaggerate some
what the action of this poison That
1t is very deadly there is no doubt.
Newman, who lived among the Ke-
MIA N'dorobo, satisfied himself Of
that. In mans case its deadly
action was almost instantaneous.
Quite lately there happened asmall
fight between tens Nasal young
bloods) and some Kamasea, who
used the same poison on their ar.
rows. The Nasal were cattle steal
ing and had the temerity to attack
a small village.
The Kamasea saw them coming
and, lying in the grass, let them
come. Eight out of the ten raiders
4ell almost atsonce. They had only
time to cut up their shields and
break their spears (no enemy at
least should ever WELD these) and
die J beside the broken weapons.
Gallant fellows anyway! The bro,
ken war gear was taken by the Ka-
masea to the nearest civil officer.
THE bows are very strong and well
strung and, poor as they are, The
natives will seldom part with their
really good bows and arrows. The
old and inferior weapons are not
hard to buy. Each poisoned arrow
is very neatly wrapped with skin
tape and kept SO covered till need
ed.-Harper's Weekly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-04
Gettinn Raok a. Him.

A boy recently attacked another
who had been warned by bis parents
not to fight, when the following Dir
alogue ensued
Bad Boyl(getting in a hard blow)I
There, take that, l0l
Good Boy (folding his arms with
a meek expression) No. Tommy, ]
will not hit you back, because l
promised never t9 strike play
mate, but (kicking him on the
shins) how do you like that?-Lon-
don Pick -Me-Up.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-04
The Anomalies Of Taste

A weak, delicate iweman was
wheeled in an inyalid's chair to the
book department.
"The latest big, bury, novel for
men with red blood in their veins,
pleasey' quoth she in a voice that
was scarce above a whisper.
Just then powerful, broad chest
ed man. with red neck stamped in.
81 want b STORY in the lavender
and lace style, with a, tender love
thread4m short, something sweet?'
helroared.
But neither, need have spoken.
At sight Of them the clerks knew
what they wereSafter.-Puek.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-04
Only Partly Done.

Friend-Whep Bilford went west
he told me that, As so9nlas hS had
settled down and pulled himself to-
gether he would write to me, but |
dave never heard from him.
4 NaHTeABilford wQs blown up in
an expl6AiST 5t dynamite three
months ago IfeS may have settled
down. but / don't believe he has
oullad himself toNether yet.--Lon-
don Globe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-04
AM Effeetlve Treatment.

At the bedside Of patient who
was a NOTED humorist five doctors
were, 10 consultation rs to tile best
means Of producing ajperspration.
The sie man overheard the dis
cussion, and, after listeningi for Il
few moments, he turned his head
toward the group and whispered,
with a dry chuckle;
"Just send in your bills, gentlo-
men. That will bring it on at
once. ladies Home Journal,