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STANLEY ARRIVES.

Henry N. Stanley, the African traveller,
will arrive in this city to-day to deliver
two lectures on what he saw in the Dark
Continent 1t is not understood that Mr..
Stanley is an eloquent lecturer. No eX-
tracts from his lectures have been published
as models Of description or diction. But be
has seen more strange things than have
fallen under other mems eyes. He has car
RED his lie in his hand through frightful
perils; he has done more, by his courage,
enterprise, energy and sagacity, to open up
Africa TO the knowledge Of the world than
any other person Of the day; and for this
reason people will go to hear him, just to
see what manner Of man he is in the flesh.
We hope that the tact which enabled him
to discriminate, in Africa, between the ma
lives whom it was best to conciliate and the
natives whom it was his cue to eschew, will
not desert him here, and that he will not
allow himself to be pocketed by any little
cotcIie which may seek TO use him to adver-
tise themselves. The town is full Of people
in quest of notoriety, and it is their habit to
fail upOn the necks of distinguished stran-
gers. apparently from admiration of their
merits. but really in order to borrow re-
fected luster for home consumption. Mr..
persons pretty wide berth. 1t will be easy
for him to discover who are really repre-
sentative citizens and who are upstairs, and
it Will not take him long 10 understand that
if lie fails into the hands of the latter he
will not receive much recognition from the
former. Other celebrities before him made
this discovery too late for their comfort
Mr.. Stanley is citizen of the world, and
his good opinion Of US is worth having. It
viii be much pleasanter to hear that he has
spoken agreeably of us after his departure
than that lie has made our little weaknesses
theme Of raillery, as Rudyard Kipling did.
In order that he shall do so. the right peo-
pie should lose no time in offering him the
hospitality for which San Francisco is IA
nous, and the other class, which proposes
to bottle lin up for their own use, should
be politely requested to call again.
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KNOWS IN ALL.

President Eliot Of the Harvard Univer-
sity is apparently uader the impresson that
there is no longer a question as to what Is
true or right. His own belief is, or should
be, the accepted standard. A departure
from the principles lie iaySBjown is the sig
nal OF error This idea of infallibility may
be inspiring, but in a country where opinion
is as free as in this it exposes the person
who pr0claims ii to moments of mortifica-
ton. Nothing, probably, that could pos
sibly happen would seriously disturb Presi-
dent Eliots belief that he has arrived at
the only true solution OF all the problems Of
the day, but the sense of inability to inspire
other people even with respect for his
opinions must be for the moment humlli-
ating. Herbert Spencer readily admits that
there are problems that are insolvable-
that there are things which are unknow-
able-but Mr.. Spencer never had the priyi-
lege Of sitting at President Eli0ts feet and
drinking in Infinite wisdom. Recently the
Harvard President wandered West with the
purpose to enlighten those with whom he
might meet. The purpose was benevolent,
but the method Of his teaching was defect
i've. Ii might do for Boston, but not for
the wild and woolly West. In st. Louis
Mr. Eliot said: "YoG in the West are sub
jest to that which in the East we are not
sudden waves of misinfofmed public
opinion. Let me urge upon you to take up
this matter in the West and look to it."
Now this was certainly good advice. Waves
of misinformed public opinion are bad for
the public. 1t is better to have the frozen
truth, even if the public have to take it at
second hand. But the Harvard Presidents
speech did not make n ia yOrab HE impres sion
upon the natives. They did not seem so
eager for wisdom as Mr.. Eliot had expected.
1t is not recorded in what form the disap-
probation OF the st. Louis audience mani
Tested itself, but it was sufficiently forcible
to reach the Harvard Presidents under
standing. He closed his speech abruptly
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decision is not binding npon the political
department of either power, it is probable
that the decision will furnish the basis Of
settlement Neither nation will 90 to war
in the prosecution of claim that the first
court Of either one of the countries has de-
clared indefensible. The Government Of
Great Britain can but be pleased with the
attitude of the American Government and
the American people during the late
Canadian campaign. Not word of en-
enlargement was given to the party the
Canadian Minister charged with being in
favor Of political union with the United
States. The indifference with which the
United States regarded the campaign should
convince the British Government that this
Government is not seeking cause of quarrel.
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~ VERY WILD EUNroR.

Lord Wolseley is reported as saying that
he would not be surprised to find Great
Britain and the United States at war before
the year is out. The report comes by way
Of Ottawa. which has recently become the
seat of American sensations. If the British
General really thought war probable he
would not embarrass the situation by a
declaration Of his opinion. If he has spoken
as reported, which is extremely improbable,
he has given the best assurance he can that
no real trouble is in sight. The only ques-
ton which can be considered as possible
cause of war between England and the
United States is the seal fisheries. The
Supreme Court has undertaken to pass upon
the law points of this case, and, while its
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SIGSAL SERVICE. L. s ARNY.0
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,

SIGNAL SERVICE. L. s ARNY,1
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO. March 10. 1872 P. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer has risen decidedly in Washington,
Oregon and Northern Nevada ard fallen in Caifor-
MIA. Southern Nevada and Arizona 1t is highest in
Washington and lowest in Southeastern California.
The winds have shifted to north and west in all dis
trc.s and are fresh TO brisk in Central California
and Nevada. winnemueca, northwest. % miles per
hour: san Francisco. west, Is miles The tempera-
ture has fallen in Southwestern California, oregon
ana Washington; elsewhere IL has risen slightly.
Rain and snow have fallen I'm southern Oregon
California and Nevada: elsewhere fair weather has
prevailed The following precipitation is reported
from Sigual Service stations; Eoseburg, AZ OF an
inch; Eureka, .2s; Winnemucca, 10; Carson City
race; Sacramento 20; san Francisco, .O6; Fresno
trace.
Forecast Till p. NJ. Wednesday.
For Northern Cilifornia-Fair weather, except
light rain at Red Bluf. Sacramento, San Francisco
and FresHo north to west winds, increasing in
force; cooler.
FOR southern CaIfornia-Far weather except
light rain AZ Los Angeles and san Diego winds
generally westerly; cooler.
FOR Oregon and Washinrton-Fair weather: north
to west winds; nearly stationary temperature.
JoHN p. FINIEY.
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry IN charge.
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and left the hall without waiting for per-
sonal introduction to members of his audi
ence. The difference between the East and
the West appears to be that one believes
while the other knows. People who are
subject to waves of misinformed public
opinion believe for the time that they are
right. They are always open to new light.
But when a man knows he is right-eXactly
right, and nothing but riSht-what is to be
done with him? The car of progress comes
10 dead stop when it runs against such an
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The Gum Tree Canoe Yacht Club held its
regular meeting on Monday evening, DIR. n.
T. Wbitcomb in the chair Officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows: Com
modore Captain George Wilson; President,
DIR. \. T. Whitcomb; Vice President, j. a.
Bishop; Treasurer, Ed Noonan; Secretary,
s. E. Whitcomb; Doctor, William w. Ack-
erson; Sailing Master, Captain Charles
Wendt; Commissary, William Hatch; As
sistant Commissary, Fred Anderson; Stew
ard, John HoskiDs; Assistant Steward,
James Brownlie. BY unanimous vote Of
the club it was decided to open the season
Sunday, April 26th
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The Boiler Burst.

George G. Wooster has sued Frank F.
Osborn and George w. Alexander, compris-
ing the firm Of Osborn 81 Alexander, to re-
cover S20,350 damages sustained on Decem-
Der 10Th, by reason of the bursting of a
boiler, breaking his leg and otherwise in
juring him. Wooster charges that Osborn
& Alexander had been repeatedly warned
that the engine and boiler were unsound and
unsafa
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
NOTICE

Auy Of orr patrons ,odo fell to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by trai1-boys
1rW confer a faror by notifying this office Or
uefact, naming the date and tram.
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A RRAND.NEW VOLCANO.
1t Is Discovered Near Kodiak - Tidal
House Swept Away.

House Swept Away.
According 10 letter received by Pro-
fessor Davidson of the Coast and Geodetic
Survey from the Coast Survey Tidal Survey
at ST. Paul, Kodiak Island. under date of
February oath. the tidal-house was swept
away on the 18th of the same month during
heavy northwest gale. 1t was, however,
recovered from the north end Of Biskey
Island. The wharf of the Alaska Com
mercal Company, on which the house
stands, was also washed away and consid-
erably injured.
The observer also reports that he sees to
the west by south, quarter south from
the station, at an estimated distance of
twenty miles, every indication of volcano
not before known.
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80 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
o'clock P NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: ITO Market
street near Kearny open until - o'clock midnight;
SS9 Hayes street, open until $3.50 o'clock sos
Lark!n street open until 80 O'Clock; 25ls Mission
street open until O'Clock r Il, and 1l6 Ninth
atreet open until $3.50 p NJ
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srrscR1PrIoN RATES:

DAILY CALL Ciucluding sundays, s. eryear by
mall postpaid; IS cents per week, or IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
i've copies three months, Sc %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen raees). 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and W EEI1LY CALL, 81 so per year. post
Iaid. WEEKLY CALL eight pages, 81 % per year,
Postpaid. Clubs of ten (sent to address,, $40.
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IN THE CIRCUIT CoURr.-The trial of the suit
OF &. NJ. Rowley against the Market street Gable
Company for $4,000 damages for infringement
OF patent lubreatOr Is III progress in tile United
StninS lIIcnII l'nnrf
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OVER FOR ONE DAY.-The case of j. NJ. DAILY,
the slayer of f. 5. S. Buchanan, came up in tile
Police Court yesterday, but was continued until
TODAY.
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J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all first-cass druggists and
groceTs. Trade mark-star within shield.
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WANTS HIS CONFESSIONAL. Oesterreicher
has sued Emil Pfankuchen TO recover S575, as a
commission for the sale OF real property.
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THE MARRIAGE HOLDS GooD.-In the action
of Hema Anderson against John 2. Anderson
for annullment OF marriage, Judgment was yes
terday rendered for the defendant.
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BAGGAGE DESTROYED BY FREE. j. Cahill
has sued Frank G. Newlands to recover $500
damages sustained by the loss Of his trunk In the
Grand Hotel fire in November.
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IN $4,000 BONDs.-ROcco Chirgin, alias Rocio
Cereghiuo, the cook who stabbed Vinez Mar
Iich was held for trial on 4 charge OF an assault
In 10000
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NOT GUILTY.-A jury in Judge Murphy's de-
partment found Samuel Dwyer not guilty OF a
murderous assault upon James O'Connor yester-
day, and The prisoner was discharged.
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THE WARD Is OF AGE-Harriet D. Hawley,
who was robbed OF the bulk OF her estate by De-
faulier John C. Hall, has rendered final account
OF her guardianship OF the estate OF George b.
Hawley, who has now become OF age, and as ks
10 be relieved from further responsibility.
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BROKEN horehound candy, zoe Id. Townsends..

RESTORED TO CAPACIrY.-Judge Levy has is
sued an order restoring TO legal capacity Mar.
garet Curley, formerly an insane person.
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pEnPnsALs.

GAN FRANCISCO, CAL, MARCH II. 1891
- Sealed proposals in triplieate. Will be received
here until II NJ. Friday, April 10, 1891 and then
opened. for transportation OF military supplies dur
ing fiscal year ending june 80, 1892 as follows:
Route No. Reno New, to Fort kidYell, Cal or
Liegan, CAL TO Fort Bidwel. CAL, wagon trsnsp r-
tatiou; Route No. 2-Areata, Cal, to Fort CASTOR.
CAL, pack mule transportation. Government re
serves the right to reject any all proposals All
information furnished on application to under
signed Envelopes containing bids to be fndorsed
Proposals FOR transportation" and addressed TO j.
6. CHANDLER, Deputy Quartermsster-Gen erai, U.
=. a. mrll At anu "
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HoARsENEss.-All suffering from Irritation Of The
Throat will be agreeaby surprised at
the immediate relief afforded by the of Brotua's
BrOnchfd TToches." Sold only In boxes.
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DIVORCE PRoCEEDINGs.-Comp for di-
vOrce have been filed by Winnie E. Jacqua
against Judson C. Jacqua, Charles W. Zahn
against sarah L. Zahn, and l.. Walter against
Aunie Walter
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" BEST IkTHE WORLD !''-Cutler Bros Boston
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. for CoughI, Colds and
Consumption. San Francisco Druggists.
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Mrs. winsIow,s soothing svru,y

Has been used over nifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children while teethng. with perfect
It sOOthes the child, softens the gums all
lays pain, wind collie, regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teethng other causes. For sale by drug
gsts In every part of the world. BE sure and ask
for ars. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cpnts a hottie
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Loss of hair which often mars the prettiest face
prevented by PARKER's HAIR BALsAM.
PAkKER's GINGER Tonic alleyates suffering
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rrRrIoArroN OFFICE:

THE MORNING GALL
r,s n larger circulation than my other
rer-spr,ler published in San Francisco.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NJ ANTED-MAN HANDY WITH TOOLS,


NJ ANTED-MAN HANDY WITH TOOLS, IN
~ y, eenious about machinery, plain carpenter,
himself generally useful Address Tools, Box So,
CALL Branch ONCE. mrlO 3t~
pELIABLE YOUNG MAN. 90, NOW EMPLOYED
~ evenings. wants position in produce commission
mouse. Address X. w, BOX 81, this Office mrlO 81
SITUATIoN WANTED: oAKE-BAKER; FIRST
- class; city or country. Address 6ls Minna 10 81
CITUATIoN WANTED BY MAN AS TRAVEL
- ing salesman for more merchants. Box 124,
CALL Branch Office. mrl0 2t$
VoUNG MAN EXPERIEN CED IN BooK-KEEP-
i ing. Office work and collecting wants position IN
once; good penman. Address L. (, Box SO, CALL
Branch ONCE. mrlo2tS
DY YOUNG MAN, 10 MONTHS EXPERIENCE
ID in blacksmith shop, as helper. 63l Sacramento
street. mrl0 2t*
Young MAN, 80, STRANGER, UNDERSTAND
l. ing German, French and English, good penman,
quick at figures. would like situation low salary,
where he can WORE himself up take any kind OF en-
GLENTzLIN, 400 Tehama st. mre St@
VoUNG GERMAN WOULD LIKE POSITION
L in grocery or bar: long experience; good refer
ence Address II. w, 456 Minna st. ,nr9 3t<
YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION OF ANY
L kind; not afraid of work, Address f s., Box
157. CALL Branch ONCE. mrs Str
TEMPERATE MAN OF 10 YEARS OFFICE EX-
perlence. book-keeper. with fair knowledge OF
shorthand, wants situation; wages no object. Ad-
dress V. S., 1925 o'Farrell st. mrs IT'S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASSOCIATION OF
l. Stationary Engineers furnish reliable engineers:
short notice. Headquarters 1O4 First ST., > r. -
You've GERMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE
care OF horses and driving wishes situation in
city or country. Address U. WUEGER, 6l3 Bush
street. mr7 ITS
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
orders by postal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery 81
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

BEAcHAMs PILLS cure SICK headache.
EXTRA mince PIES. swAI,,'s. 2l8 suffer street.
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AUCTION SAFES TO-DAY.
MEATHEK PEEDICTIoNs.

RECEIVERS SALE.-By j. y. Bauer, at cor. Sa
Clara and Wisconsin sts.. at / ! o'clock.
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FOUND.


HEAVY SoRREI. MARE OWNER CALL J.
IL FLYNN. ZIG Jessie St mrlO St~
lOUND-$20 IN MY PoCKET-BooK, WHICH
IL have saved by attending the dissolution SAFE
where can purchase merchant taiior-Inade pair OF
trousers for 50. former price So made by lead
ing merchant tailor for Sl4. ORIGINAL Misfir
CLOTHING PARLoRS cor. Post and Dupont sts;
open evenings.
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DE ADVISED IN TIME AND SAVE MONEY BY
ID coming to the dissolution sale: you pur-
chase for sl5 merchant tailOr-made 3-buttDn cut
away dress suit, former price S27, made by
leading Boston merchant tailor for Sl5. ORIG NAL
MISFiT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor Post and Dd-
mn. sfs. nnan
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EES Mission lodge, No. I69, +. &
b~S a. M.-First degree THIS (WEDNES- ~
DAY) EVENING, March llth at 1880 * Y
O'Clock. Tltl J. Il. BUSCELLE. Sec. IVY
- Mount NJ ori,h Lodge, No. Al.
G~S T. ~ A. M.-Meeting for degrees "a
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING March Xxx
llth IL Masonic Temple, at 80 O'Clock. wv
tSecond) All iIasOns entitled are cordially in
Wired. BY order of the W. NJ. C. +. BROWN,
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ON IND MORTGAGE OR NOTES; Of ISr
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ARGEsT STOCK, LARGEST STORE. LOWEST
II price: easiest Terms on new and SECONDHAND
furniture and carpets stoves and ranges; highest
price paid for secondhand goods; open evenings
1Ol7 1919, 1921, 1923 Mission ST. bet sixth a1i
Seventh ] NOONAN au7 Il
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w ALTER FITZ-GEoBGE, EXPERT ACCOUNT
W ant and auditor. 425 Montgomery st.-Balancs
sheets and profit and loss accounts prepared; arD
tration and trust accounts speciality; complicated
accounts Investigated and adjusted; merchants
and Iradesmen's books written up by special col-
nnIG
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DARTIES THAT ARE GOING HOUSEKEEPING
i will find it to their advantage to call and my
prices in furniture, carpets, f0ldtngbeds, stoves
and hOuse-Iurnishing goods; cash or payments;
country orders solicited. All goods Speciaties
ARONSoNiS. 1910 aud 1872 Stockton ST.. open till
Oc.IS
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'CITtATI0N WANTED FOR FIRST-CLASS
= housekeeper; also hotel chambermaid. Apply to
j. F. CROSETT a CO., 62S Sacramento ST. 1t
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AIASSAGE AND Ply SICAL Gu LI RE, 81
vi A GRETH, 921 POST ST.; instructions given. I'm
MO INCORPORATION j. SPAULDING " co.
~ OF the Pioneer Carpet-beating Machines have
not incorporated and all persons are hereby notified
not 10 employ or give credit to a concern having
similar name, under supposi tion belief that Il
| Is J. SPAULDING d co. OF 1858 Tehana st. with
which concern j. SPAULDING Il co. have no coa-
nectfun Telephone No. 3O4O. fe2O Il
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A RTIFICIAI4 PAYMENTS. l.. BAUER G N
~ tractor Rock. Brickwork, 30l5 buchanan. II 3m
IA INDOw SHADES MANUFACTURED TO or
W der by WILLIAM McPHUN. 1l95 Market u .
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DREsSMAKERS,

QUITS MADE FROM 81 so UP-PERFECT FIT
y made In "a hours ll5 Stockton 81. mrs az
A LII LADIES WISHING TO HAVE ELEGANTL1
~ fitting suits made, handsomely draped for %,
or with goods, making and trimmings for Sl5 calf
on MRS MORRIS 1929 Geary st, mrs ~
MRS b. keller. ll9 SToCKTON-SUIrSS - so
M up; cutting, fitting. T5c; op. wigwam- i'll ON.
nRESSMAKI KING AND DRESS CUTTING
~ school; you taught TO make dress from Dc
ginning TO end. 2US Powell 81. de3l u
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LOST.
T oST-A PASS-BO1K WITH THE HlBEkNIA
j. Savings and Loan Society OF san Francisco. in
the name of WILLIAM GOLDMAN or MARY
Ann CuIIONAN, No. lSl,O19, March 10, 1881,
The finder will please return TO bank. mrll ST.
DLUsH COAT LOST AT SHELL MOUND PARK
L Please return to MRS. KANLADE, 10 Gilbert St.
and receive reward. lts
IRISH SETTER PUP ABOUT WEEKS OLD;
liberal reward. 532 Clay ST. mrll ST
7 OSr-oN SUNDAY IN WESTERN ADDITION
IL small black pup. Return l4S5 Steiner ST. 10 2tt
u ALF-PUG BITCH; RoLLED-GoLD CHAIN.
IL Reward at Room ID. 500 Washington ST. 10 2tt
DURSB CONTAINING MONEY AND JEwELRY;
can keep money. Apply this office. miro SiS
IN METRoPOLlTAN TEMPLE-FUR TIPPEr.
return 70 10o Union, receive reward. miro 81
+ OST-A PASS-BoOK WITH THE HIBERNLN
IL Savings and Loan Society of san Francisco IN
the name OF Phillip GUNDLACH: No. lS9.667.
The finder VIII please return 10 bank, also London
q San Francisco and German Banks. miro 81
RRINDLE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, 'MAJOR";
ID chain and collar attached Return TO MIR.
WERNER. 1912 Union st, and receive reward 8 3
THE S +. COLLATERAL. LOAN BANK. 5J5
Il kearny ST., lends money at per cent per month.
on watches. diamonds and ieweiry. dels GA
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DIANO LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY; HALE
il hnnr Is CENTS OBJ Market. Room 81. myl6 Il .
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
IL ing, gold jewery. books. KLEIN, l09 Sixth !
MONEY LOANED ON ARTICLES: EVERY DE
Nl scrlption OF collateral; old gold and silver
bought COLEMAN'S. Al Sd St. San Francisco. m3J
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YOU CAN BUY YOUR FURNITURE on IN.
! stallments; easy terms BARE BROS, S22 ri
524 Hayes 81, bet Franklin and cough mrl5si
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
" beating; reftting carpets a specially CoNKLiS
BROS. 1913 Golden Gate ave. telephone 2l26 u L
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EoLDING-BEDS-EXA OUR NUMBER,
l. zoos, mirrored with large plate 1Sx40: walnut,
oak cherry ami 18th century: cash price elsewhere
$50; our installment price only SIS. NJ. FRIED
MAN CO., 22S and go Stockton ST. and 23I
Post. eYenlnCS- nom II