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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
Grand Central Station

Largest finest Passenger Station In America, ana
the only one in the city Of New-York
On and after sept. 80, 1889,
Trains will leave New York follows:
ts a. m, Saratoga, Rochester and Montreal ExprsA
wagner drawing room cars TO Syracuse also 70 M0h.es
via Delaware and Hudson, and to st Adams, via Central
THE NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
so a. m the Wagner vestibule New oTK and
Chicago Limited composed exclusively q Gqnes c0%Sa
meht seng for Albany Utica SyraSde H9ehas2t.
and Chicago arriving at Chicago at $50 m indianapolis
a. Il 5 D. with 81 LSg aS for oam6S anS
Elegant private compartment sleeping cars now in service
THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
ito 80 a. m Day Express for Buffalo Niagara FANS,
Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati, indianapolis Detroit AND
G G6eaesG "' &sgnS ens car Fa yas
Detroit and Chicago P 9 ear EIeHead 70
waEnf 4 9anS '3 wc SsTfSaE Northern
Adams SC Wagner drawing room cars New.YOrk to sar'
a'O$a 80 ana m Saratoga Special with Wagner drawing
room cars Saratoga and Utea .,,o.. .,s r.or co,.
meets for 'wa4ssS% North adams ns5%sdlas
PE 1Wt7 Tb to Albany
THE FAST WESTERN ExPREss-MosT POPULAR
THROUGH TRAIN IN AMERICA.
.tep M. Fast Chicago Cincinnati and s.: Louis Ex'
Detroit Chicago with through Wagner vestoule Sleep
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL.
s7:3o p. m. Adirondack Mountain. Montreal, and
and AdiroRdacE Mountain points Wagner seeplSE car
and to syracuse and GanandagGa daily except sundays
40 a. m. Buffalo 35 a. m, and Cleveland 20 y. IL
FAST NIGHT EXPRESS FOR THE WEST
$40 p M Fast Night Express for Rochester Buffalo
Niagara Falls TorSnto. CLEVELAND Cincinnati indaa
Wagner sleeping cars daily Sleeping cars TO Clayton
via Utica, daily except Saturdays and TO cahandAgua
VI 10 midnight for Saratoga and Adirondack Mountains
Wagner sleeping cars Albany. Connects at Albany
with trains Tor the North and West There Is no con.
nection at Albany with this train leaving New'York
Saturday night. a.
BERKSHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
II 10 :85 a. M. Pittsfeld and North Adams Express,
with Wagner drawing-Ioom car through to Pttsneh
rs 40 D. NJ Fast Pittsneld and North Adams Special
The entire train, including elegant wagner DRAWING
room cars runs through 70 Pittsdeld without change
Tickets and space in drawing-room ana seepng ea,s
broadway, II Park Place 6s West l2Sth;s] ana r
st.. and 39s Bedfordave;, f. D. Brooklyn. ,. ,
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through TO destination.
Run daily. Others daily except Sundays
Stop 40 3sthst station TO take ON passengers TOR ths
Nof JoI IN NJ. ToUCEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
Proposals


PROPOSALS FOR MAC CHIMES AND TOOLS
FOB TE M4YY yAEs ySEo9 pPx
viii be 5sceiysd a his DePsr,nrsn, unit, ~ o'clock
on, on pe S' wiz SS S sS n Ss
attending bidders for furnishing machines and tools re-:
b. the Bureau Ss q ns a. ssss D and MePs aIa
The Navy Yards brooklyn, N y, and PoftsmoSth Va.
the Ccmmsndants Thereof nay espee,yeIy direct
and ali other Interruption essential % bidders can Be OBJ
YARDS to N hs CHIEF q ne Bureau
posa may be made for one more Of the classes desg
mated In the schedule but no 5id Tor portion q any
dspcae and incIosed in sealed envelopes marked PRO
posas for Machines and Tools for the Navy Ysd -
and Z re q hi p % N must De e
accompanied by either plans or deienpVe cuts OF All
nsh The secre,oTy o, the Navy reserves the RICH,
70 reject any al BIDS whSe or M Ra NAV as IN bis
''-sH'''' '' B. +. TRACY. Secretary Of the Navy
- ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
acn No hSe Of pS Ell Pena
"a 1850 Proposals Tiptcate viii be received
"a 1855 for farnsh the TSted States ouscrmSsteF
Department o IN this cyy With loo Helmet Cords and
800 long 500 short handles; 900 Trumpet Cords and
Tassels 25 Tissue Paper 500 yards Facing Closh
Blouse yf Tss 0p Flannel 6oo ysris sesa scS ysa
black Padding $4,000 yards Brown Duck ei2 to o..
i HUg Six 1000 7ysrd spoos No Is six Twist stand
ard samples b0 at Schuylk Arsenal. The Gov.
sn Ss domestic aHg 81 81 % a
ufscture conditions Of quality and price dncudng in tbs
thereoE being equal Blanks proposals ami specia.
cations Will be furnished by this once upon application
EnvsSpes SPS ass re o no the
]. cHhNlI ER. Delty oImtermaser Genera'.G "a.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

The "boom" OF a year or 80 ago
n S puthern California has dried up
anil blown away. leaving sad re-
minder in a tremendous list Of de-
iuquent tax advertisements of
"lot4" out on the mesas and in the
canyon and mp in the side'hil that
are not worth even the arrear ia
on them.
The railroad car exhibition
cllled seal ,rni1 Oh whee's Is
having a tremendous success IN it,
wiut r. 'urney through tie north
ern tier Of the Un ted States. When
hose frozen E+sterners see right
there in The deep snow the ripe fruit
IN the gay 40 gers straight from
California, they realiz' the fact of
be Pacific Sum merriam after a
fashion that books and maps and
talk can't prndu-e. The talk and
print may make folks imagine they
would like to gu, b It the flowers and
ruit aud vegetab es and grain and
minerals m .keEhem get up and go!
Governor Wat. rman has signed
he bill for employing rounsel 10 re
pres ut the Stat of California IN
he Chan Chae Ping case now in
he Supreme Court, to decide
,heth-r the Scott Exclusion Bill is
.ou tut onal. II is late, but bet
er late than never.
In the House of Representatives
It Washington, Contestant Ellio t
If South C .rolina was seated by a
.trict patty vote, against Contest'nt
obelt Small, who bored under
lie decisive disadvantage of aot
having u white skin. What is man
hood?
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16
A GOOD EXAMP, E.

We fin I in the Chicaqo "Conserv
ator' th following st t4tneut about
Mayor Roche Of that C ty. $50 far al,
the co'orrd people are concerned
his disrens. ii II of Patronage hS
been librl Al to degree hitherto un
hend of There are red mel
occupying positions all over the cit,
hall. 1h,re are Leally a dozen col
ored mn OF tbs police force; VT
I've a colored SAINT Try inspector
th re are cl TX hips in the healtl
dtra' tment; cl rhs in The water Of
flee; in the eet department; il
the controllers off e; in the ell, ctri
clans fl e. There ale FIVE colorel
teachers in our city schools; on,
c"lored Lady in the public lbrar Y,
and the HARRISON t. station, til,
largest in he city, is in charge of -
to'ored chief clelk, II VI. Mitchell
Besides tht Sc here are ianitors, ele
Fator msn aud messen- ers. All in
all, our political reco milton ha>
been the must liberal anil as salts
factory ever La | in Chiray >"
1hlS, citizens and fr.end9 il S ~
Francisco, is the way ley do thing
IA Cllca<' :, aul Mayor II cue i y
4 Publc'n If the pubic officer
Of his city III 'u',l 10 a. ell.-whv
We would rrcorl their virtues Will
pride. Are there two lored Iuep
ln posi- ions under the civ govern
ment of SIN Francisco? We know
''f Que; and we know of spme prom
iSt Nv br ken however
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

Mob5 and ia riders are Standard
by which civilization can y ICED.
A Elm nuu ty where q 8 ing If infu
rat 4 ignorlmu 90 can jun. tO.e a.
er any niSht aud hang Or sho' any
boIy THY choose t. hate, Or choost
to fear, il not community Of gen
tlenen, but Or murd rers. 1T s not
c,vlllz "a, evan if eye y murderer ia
it wears q plug hat. 1t N commuu-
ivy Of savage. There are too many
portions Of t le United otat even
yet, where the plug hated murder
ers are as plentiful anl as active a.
cannibals ever we're IN Fes jee. And
where such g,ngs instead Of NUT
de,iug. Inlet The disgrace If whip
plug, ami assume to NEEDLE Will
the employnents Of quiet aud law
abiding citizens, the case il only
one shade better, for it il certain
that resistance would b ID with
murder.
Such state Of things as this PIE
walls in Lafayette, in the southern
part Of Loui siana, where gang VI
regulators" las been organized
and has Gndelt .ken to drive out If
the neighborhood al ths laborlu2
people with whose affairs they
might not be satisfied. Three u
these brutes were arrested while
actually whipping poor man ~hcn
they had seized Seven y five a
the "regulat rs' row called On the
mayor IF Lafayette aud demanded
the discharge u the criminals. Tht
mayor fatty refused. aud punished
them to the extent If the LAW,
Whether this brave man wi be
murdered fo. bsing brave AID iu,I
remains ID he seen.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16
A PIONEER GO Ne.

Mr.. Edward Hatton, a pioneer.
man of color. and one of cur ol lest
c teens, was buried on Sunday last
Feb. 10th from the Chdrch of the
Adve t, Of which he b al lolg been
q member. The remains were at
ended t. Laurel I i'll Cemetary, hy
st. Bernard Commandery No. 6
Knis hts Templar, Of which the de:
ceased was a member. Rev. john
Gray, the rector, who re'd the fun
eral service, proceeded to say tn t
though his Gu t ,m wa to conhn9 him
elf to The ritual, he thought it right
t. speak briefly OF church member
so consist ut, 30 devoted, aud OF
such long stardtug. lie WIS intel
igeDt, Trustworthy, consideration :
aud es Unable in all his relations;
devoted t. his church aud to the
welfare of his country aud his race,
and his life afforded d valuable lie,
son. We lay HIM down, the rector
said, in closing, not as vanquishtd
man, but couqu nor. The bear
4rs were J I'm IrIanlerw ~. ] phn G
Earlier, Ii. H. Henderson, D W.
Rusgies, Joseph CDwin and Ahram
,arris. Tue Masonic ritual VA le-
cited ut the grave.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

The VIvDIcAToE ha- already stated
it's bell, that color-h vut rs, whether
IN this city and state or anywhere
else, should organ re first If All no
FIR some ,ther persons interest, Int
for their own lit rest. NJ 20 tito
IAN even will have tie brass Il
assert that political promises CAL
greatly BE- depended OIL. Prubahl,
minority Of The COLOR q vote j a.
present Republican. Very We |.
The WY Of the ~ liter d thi The
Republican, msnag-rs, if they can
depend on the colored Y tiers. Will
not give them anythln-. Mhy
should tLeyf II til 5 have got any
thing to give, they must give it 80
as to get something for it. They
would be FOOLS, politically speaking,
to nay for what they have got al
ready.
We observe in some Of the San
Francisco city papers that there j
dissatisfaction among some co'ored
Republican voters, because the
X publican tax collector, Thomas
O'Brien, has been las allegedl telling
them ca. by promising item Pr,
sitions before election, AMI after
wards coolIy telling item they
couldn't have any. Well, any !
ored men who depended on q phi.
tician's promises are ent.tl Il "a JUS
the positions that these cr-lnlou,
gentlemen Got-positinns in u /
soup. Now a politician i, ths
same kind Of person, Whichever siLs
he il on. If the cololed vo:er- VI
Fan Francisco want to have tie iii.
AIence they are entitled IN, they
will not organize a. polti -inns IA
o party basis. but AS citizens fol
their mutual protection, advantage
and improvement. And 10 far II
We can now see, it hooks as If they
might do Well at the ely elect Oh
txoy years from this time, to t'y the
effects OF infiiciing as heavy a pun
i>hment AZ they can urou the fellows
who have Just fooled item with IN.
kept promises.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16
ARE REPusLIcA 5 BErTER9

We have more than once referred
to the claims # the epub lcaI
ATTY t. he the particular friends o1
he negro, aul also to the lawle s
.iuleLce and tyranny 10y which To
Whites of the southern stat 8, most y
DE Locr .ts, are preventing tht
Negro voters Of that section fro"
ny vote uul IS j lie a Drmocratl
ne, l. Republ can PhllAdelE III"
NY bertr Th y ale 50 vioIep
IN that city-but are t!ey partlcl'
more JUS ? Not long ago a colored
oman wanted t. buy for read!A
ash certain house in Philadei
phia, en- Walnut street. Tue owner
! fused TO sell to u coloreA p rsOh
on any terms. She then got a law
yer to buy The house and immed-
a'ely took it off his han Is at SlO'
.dvance. When the white p9opl
u the block found it out there was
terrible time. Que would hav.
bought til It m devouring plagu
r iufaruy was t, be plan ted among
hem, instead of pc fectly respect
,ble citizen in easy c.rcumSt4nceS
The home itself was occupied 10y /
Hethodi t clergyman named Wal
on. His family were as mad AZ
nybody, anil asked whether some
hing couldn't be done to help then
tut. The other reside uts talked til,
anne way. Thomas Ty'er said h,
would move out as 4OOu as the col
,red people novel III Mr.. O,ter
tug, WAC 0wne h ,use close by
wanted t. know if there wasn't ii
aw to make color,d people live by
chemsel ee. Mr.. Ostertagg. ther,
,>ed to be in slavery times Cen
5lries ago there used TO be such
laws about tue Jews, but most oI
The Ostert rsgs are dead Mr.. ia :
rer said he NO Iii move out too
90 did Mr.. Fluor. Mr.. Chew said
le would sell his house. Terrible
i'n't il? Phila lelphia j e3 t.
wards 80 COO republican majority
his is the God sweet patty that j..
o fonl OF the colnred people. on
ZEE it is the wong color. If now
Ne suppose this house on Walnu
street had been bought BY q b ighr
nnzarin~ blue lady with gamboge
stripes, the Us ertagg- an Tylers
to-, might have been highly De
nghted. BIT a Negro! Well, We
rope all these horr fed Republi
ans will get just what they deserve
that they will sell out or move on:
1t a los, aud carry away their dr,
FINISHED funds aud their disgust
ND keep OH g ing until they come
. some place where Negroes re
'xc lei 10y law AMI Gust I'm " here
hey viii fetch up under that rule
we don't know. They certainly
ant stop anywhere or this earth
md they can't 70 to heaven. ii
there is any more suitable resort, lei
tl,m 60 there.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16
WANTED.
TO FORM A STOCK COMPANY

~ 1O4RM q ~
The advertiser has several valuable
patents, the manufacturing OF which
would be profitable. Among others
are a friction clutch which can be
applied to bicycles, tricycles, FORCES,
car. brakes, wood or iron turning
laths, jackscrsws, printing presses.
circle or scroll saws, emery wheels
farm machinery, feed grass or hay
cutters, wind engines and all
machinery requiring hand and foot
power or oscillating motion. Also
an improved middling purifier, an
improved aspirator for -four mills,
a wind engine with which six we'll
pumps can be worked against any
other engine in the market working
on pumps. The advertiser who is .
practical millwright, machinist and
pattern maker, desires to make the
following terms with 9 company:
first, that he shall have 25 per cent.
of all profits; secondly, that the
patents shall remain his property:
thirdly that he shall have the priv
ledge of examining the books. and
fourthly that he snail be appointed
superintendent of the concern and
draw a salary flom the company
For further particulars apply to 5.
Box 2O5, Vindicator Office.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16
HEALING THROUGH FAITH.

HEALING IHhOUGd k<AI1h-
TIL. re are two verses amongst
others to the same effect-in the
New Testament, which those clergy
III. aud Christians who disa"prove
of tie ministry of Rev. j. A. Dowie,
10 not discuss very much. They are
tie l4th and 18th verses of the 5tL
Epistle G neral of james, aud they
read as follows:
Ills any sick among you? Let him
ca'l for The elders of the church:
lnd LIT them pray over him, anoint
az him with Ill in the name Of lhe
Lord:
Au1 the prayer Of faith shall save
tie lick, and the Lori shall raise
him up; AMI il he have committed
siu4, they SD Ii be forgiven him"
NV observe; the auoiuting with
iii was ANAL part f the proceed
ings; mele convenient sign OF
term, adopted because he cerenlon
Ious u.e of oil was common in those
times. The zeal power j. t1pres sly
srid to reside in the believing yer.
1t in the - ra,er of Fa th shall eavt
the II L." Now eighteen hundle I
Wears have sed since the Apostle
Jane wroie this epistle to all the
churches. Dut in that time has thu
arm If the Lord shortened? \
Cnristian, whet er lay or clerical
" i'll easily be found to LAY yes.
1t would be mistake to credit
the effects # ffectutl frrvent prayer
| this day. t. any IN rely human
qualities in him who tftrs tina
prayer. t il The payer Of fifth tb II
nvails now, as it dill Ell. htten c-ntu
les ago. / the B BILE true, Or not:
That is the fist que5 ion. Aud il
| TINT is answered in the bffi native
i il not easy to see why t.stim"n!
to he firacy Of pra,er tod y is no
exa, IS Us conclusive now as it wa,
then. There are abundant witnesses
to such efficacy at this moment llv.
Ia X aud walking amongst W.. On
title foIr-page lenflet recently i,
ued by Rev. Mr.. bowie records
num Ter of such cases. and we trans
ibe one Of them. Mr.. DoNie says
To >tl Timber, 1883, Chri titl
man wrote to me from | arlimurla
III Gippslnnd, 1Oj miles from Mel
bourne. Australia, saying he was
lHing from miners consumption >
III said that for many days anG
nights he had MT been in bed hut
! propped Up in chair ~ the fire
side. and afraid to move because O'
paim AID cough. "Oh, man OF
God. he wrote, "pray r my heal
ing. and TEL! ,le how Ishould pray +"
| replied, ~ iniug day aud honr
WHEN he aud | should meet in
prrye at the Throne If Grace, and
-xpIa ming 20 him how to pray
lcceprnbly. A few days later,
the Close of Que of our healing meet
ms, nun present told me ne la
I me fr' n Dtrimurla to see me.
sPnAe OF tins case and asked him il
he knew tie man. L ought to Il,
~. Fir, Fox AN THE MAN; and on til.
lay aud hour you prayed, was
h AID Rnd rose aud walked. ! an.
gaining strength Il lily, ant hay
walked lhFe miles t ". 4 Nhol,
'ime ago hearl from hun, aud he
" y ia good heal h."
GippSlaud is a good ways off,
But the truth is the ,nme, and It 1.
witt Us, even ut our door. We CAV,
! It week specific account VIII
uames AMI places. of Case not les
'ema' kable, which occurred O few
days ago, III Oak and.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16
IL Would Never DO.

A contemporary asks why, if men
are employed in dry-goods stores where
the buying is done mostly by women,
they are not also employed in the mill
lnery storesP We would say it is be-
cause men could never learn the mys-
teries of wOmen's head-gear. Fancy
lady going Into millinery store and
saying: IL want To get a bonnet"
to the man clerk, and his replying,
ayes, ma am; what size do you wearP"
boston Courier
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

The concluding services of the
present Mission of Rev. Dr.. and Mrs.
Oowie in Oakland will take place
Monday next, cor. 18th ana Jefer-
son SITS, beginning at II A. NJ, and
lasting day and evening. The eve
ming service will be a testimony
meeting, and statements of deep in
terest may be expected.
All are Invited. Meetings free.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16
Are YOU intending to Build . Homer

If so, send ms your address and 30
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paper.
Address, F. {. SHEPARD.
Evansburg, Pa.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

Any lady who needs any article OF
W ar for herself or her young lady
daughter or her little girl, or who
needs any article Of housekeeping
goods. will do we'll to examine the
stock at Samuels' Lace House, 1913
to 129 Post street He sells good
goods, and cheap.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

Those who wish to keen abreast
Of he industrial aud scientific p,o.
gre~~ Of the lay cannot afford TO be
without tue Scientific american i"
advrr ise'l on anot Ter page. II is
tally i'Iu traced with he best class
OF "ood engr4vin -, aud each SUBJ
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L a. the nature I tue theme will
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subscrp I9ns received.
y W. corner of Hiss On and 9th
uetts Is situated tie besutitnllv
3 s@oFied dry aud furnishing good.
s.ore Of Mcdonnell / Kro.e.r
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

Fnen 5 and bereaved relations
whose home surroundings d. n I
permit Of proper htt 1t on bejnr
paid to the y,ng out Of heir dead
are naturally very pa Ii ular ia the
choice Of " place for that purpose
| be unde'ts king rarlnrs AMI nor
tu'ry chapel Of W. J. MALTA y stua
ted II To3 Mission 5 re t. arerep,t
WITH every couveni' Ice, aud fl.J
up IL sleA an elegant manner to
give entire satisfaction.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

The most liable Opticion of the
Pacific Coast. c. Muller. l35 Mont
5omery, near Bush st eet.
CAUTION. l want the public TO
understand that | employ no agent
TO pebble my spect,scles, MuIer's
lt'cal Depot, 135 Montgomery
street.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

Ladies boots and shoes, and also
gentlemen's and children's all made
by white labor, sold at lowest rates
by J. I. Sullivan, 90 Fourth St,
Pioneer Building.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16
A Pathetic Poem.

Young poet: You read my little
poem, Mr.. SnperceO" Editor: Yes. II
was quite pathetic. 1t excited consid-
erabte comment in the office. The boy
who attends to such matters informs
me that il was the first poem he ever
burned which was 50 fail of tears AS to
nut the fire ont. "-Terre Hulte Express.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

At the Peoples Loan Office, 664
Howard St., two doors from Third,
San Francisco, you can borrow
money for any length of time at
reasonable rates of interest
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

Ladies' ought to sit ]. Noonan
Y Go. = when in want of wrappers,
silks, or shlwls. Tue store, which
replete with everything apper-
mining to the wardroom, is situated
It OBJ Mission Street.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

Persons having notarial business
to do will find it to their
advantage to call on ]. F. Lyons,
Notary Public, GOT Montgomery st.
He is competent and prompt,
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16

If you are in need of money go to
the Collateral Bank, Is Dupont
street, where they have barrels of
coin to loan at banking rates.
San Francisco vindicator. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1884-1???, 1889-02-16
Good Advice
Rich and -.

Inc Ladies q CO.,
'ssn'sl'e. O . -
played IN DFsssias. :. I,
score Of eeonon,. Ii
bongou' Any psss,.
principle streets ssls..'.,
fact and cannot hslp re-.
satisfaction. The 81 $
pressed i. nov Is -.
Or has California III. !.
Is it Ill owing to IL l.
or does the Imporsss Z,
considerably Il c.. I
The well known laog g.
l2S to 12s Post n. B
who makes the .slsssas. I
goods sold BY Tbs L. g.
who has his House j. p. !.
and New York. shows . |.
ers such variety q god, -.
latest tints and quaR6sa =
keeping every article j
Misses and Iniants -,
made or by the yard. II,
also Stocked with ever -
Gle necessary to Hoassl,s... I
supplies for Hotels = T. .
Houses, all Of which ~ &
lowest Wholesale Prices
No House in San Frans. !.
similar quality 1t = low !.
Respectfully
d.
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