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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,

LADIES HEAVY MUSLIN GOWNS,
Mother Hubbard, yoke of cluster tucks
and hemstitchins, neck, sleeves and
front of yoke handsomely trimmed
regular price 81 So, will be closed out at
S5c.
A handsome assortment of LADIES'
GOWNS, comprising all the different
styles, solid yokes of Hamburg lnSer-
ton, embroidery, tucks and hemstitch
ing, neck and sleeves prettily trimmed,
etc, regular price 81 80. will be closed
out at 81.
LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS. a maguif-
cent and varied stock Of these goods in
all styles, handsomely made wi tn cluster
tucks, deep ruffle of fine embroidery,
perfectly finished, regular prices Soc 75c,
Soc, soc, zoe and 75c.
LADIES' CHEMISES, pompadour yoke of
fine embroidery. neck and sleeves
trimmed; also open front chemises,
pointed yoke of fine lace insertion, neck
and sleeves trimmed to match regular
prices 81 and 81 %, will be closed out at
75c.
LADIES FINE LAWN APRONS. richly
embroidered, in the latest designs, broad
ties, regular prices Soc, ST, 81 %, 81 80,
81 70, 50, 81 %. 81 80, etc, will be closed
out at 40c, Csc, 75c and 81 %.
LADIES CORSET COVERS, low and high
neck, in a great variety of tyles. new
est makes, perfect fitting, regular prices
SOC, 75c, 81, 81 p. 81 10. etc, will be
closed out at 25c. Soc, 5Oc, 75c, 81.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Appropriate Presentation to the Past
Dictator OF Liberty Lodge.

Appropriate Presentation to the Past
Dictator OF Liberty Lodge.
P. L. Archibald, d. d. G.. D., Installed the
officers of Charter Oak Lodge, No. 1755, on
the evening Of Friday, the 10Th inst A the
conclusion of the lodge business refresh
ments were served and a very pleasant time
enjoyed There was large attendance of
the members of the lodge. also several Wis
itors, among whom were: j. a. Magagnos
p. D.; I. A. Furess, p. G. D.; J. NJ. Len
hart, p. G. D.; W. 3. Wadman, &. V. D.;
c. II. NJ. Curry, G. r.; J. Meyer. D. b. q.
D., aud number Of the members Of Fidelity
Lodge, \ o. 2lUS.
Norman Lodge, No. 1871, conferred the
degree on three candidates at its session
last Tuesday evening.
The officers Of Liberty Lodge, No. 1896,
were installed on the evening Of Tuesday
last by W. j. Thomson, ID. ID. q. ID. A the
close Of the installation ceremonies j. W.
Scott, on behalf of the lodge, presented to
the retiring Past Dictator, c. +. Curry, a
beautiful gold watch chain. The pre-
sentation was made in Il most excel
lent manner, and the recipient responded
IN fitting and appropriate terms. There
was quite a full attendance of the
members and motion was adopted IN
styuctlng the Reporter to order copy Of the
knights If Honor Reporter sent to each
member OF the lodge during the present
year. a number of addresses were made
by several of the visitors and members of
the lodge. Among those present were: W.
3. Wadham, G. V. D.. c. IL. N. Curry, G.
R., j. w. Rourke, q. T., j. NJ. Lenhart, 2.
! G. D., and J. Meyer, ID. ID. G. ID.
J. Meyer, d. ID. q. D., installed the Off
GERS OF America Lodge, No. 2229, on
| Wednesday evening last. j. NJ. Lenhart,
! Z. q. D., the Grand Vice Dictator and the
| Grand Reporter were present, and, under
| the proper head, addressed those present on
| matters pertaining to the interest of the
| order. S. American. T. D., and J. S. w.
| Saunders, 7. D., also made some very APP
| prOpriate remarks. This lodge hereafter
| commencing with February Will meet on
| the first and third Thursdays in each month
in Unity Hall, 20 Eddy street. 4 committee
| was appointed to arrange for a 'hOuse-
warming" on the occasion of moving into
| the new hall Oh the first Thursday in Febru-
! airy. The lodge has three petitions for mem
| bership to act on and q number more eX-
| pected during the next thirty days.
| The officers of Portland Lodge, at Port
land, Oregon, were Installed on the first
meeting night in this month, and six candi-
| dates were elected and the degree conferred
on three. very pleasant meeting was en-
| ioyed. A committee was appointed to ar
| range for some specially interesting eXer-
| ciSes 20 be presented at the first meeting of
the lodge in February, at which time mum
Der of additional petitions are expected to
| be received.
San Diego Lodge, No. 1925, has initiated
a number Of candidates during the past few
! weeks.
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CGMPBGNIE GENeRsIE
I X a y 5 a I'll AN TiQU &
l.-.-.-..--l. I L

II 4 \ > a I L A \ n Q Q q
French Line to IIavre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH -,
~ River, foot Of Morton Sc. Travellers BY Ks
this line avoid both transit by Engsh rai s v 1i.d
the discomfort OF crossing the ClIinne l.; = sinau
boat
La BoURGOGNE, Frangeul.
............-.-....- Saturday, January 211h -
LA BRETAGNE, De JOusseIin. .......... ......,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Saturday, January tIst -
La CHAMPAGNE, TrauO...............:.-..
Saturday, February str.
80. o
;-...-.- Saturday, February l4th -
A. FORGET, a gent
,r,, NO. Bowling Green New YORK
San Francisco .Sr5s',,S'
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Increase of Tribes and Members in the
Jmrisdictinn of PennsyIyania.

Increase of Tribes and Members in the
Jurisdiction of nnsyIvania.
Pohonachee Tribe, No. 10, on Monday
evening adopted paleface and also con-
ferred the Hunters degree upon a number
of candidates. This tribe is now the banner
one of the State and its increase in member
ship during the last great sun was very
large, ii being the second best in this juris-
diction.
On Tuesday evening Miantonomah Tribe,
90. 9, conferred the Hunters degree upon
candidate This tribe has taken in quite
number of young men during the past term
and they having become enthused in the prin-
cplcs Of the order. The councils are made
more interesting, and no doubt the increase
this term will be quite large.
On Wednesday evening Seminole Hay
makers Association held its regular con-
clave and conferred the degree upon Il num-
Der CT candidates. Visitors were present
from the sister associations, and the manner
| in which the work was performed was
highly commended by all AT the conclusion
| OF the work all repaired to the banquet
room, where Companion Charles l.. Wiggin
was chosen as Chairman, and during the
| evening songs were sung BY Companions
| Serveau, Schwit-rt, Cause, Rigaud, and re-
marks were made by Companions Wiggin,
| Maher, Mcpherson, Driven, Berth, Miller
| Greenlin and Chase. The evening was a
most enjoyable one, and the French Fay
makers first banquet was voted a grand sue
| cess by those present.
The drill corps of Tahoe Chieftains' League.
No. 3. hold their weekly drills every Tues
day night in Ixora Hall. Mission street. The
| drill corps is becoming quite proficient I'M
der the tutorage of j. J. Bryan, Captain.
| meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
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Cornelius nnrris, Estnte

Martin j. Burke has petitioned for letters
of administration on the estate of Cornelius
Doris, who died in New York on the 2Sth
of November, 1890, leaving land on the
northwest corner of California and Dup ont
streets valued at $4,000, and on Battery
street, near Jackson. valued at $4,000. The
deceased left other property, the value of
tate is supposed to aggregate $4,000. The
heirs are the widow and two children, living
in New York, who join in petitioning for Mr..
Burke's Apo intmeut.
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The police are looking for Arthur Nip
pert, aged 10 years, who disappeared from n
Stockton steamer one week ago, and Chief
Crowley has sent out the following descrip-
ton OF him: Arthur Nippert. aged 10,
weight ninety pounds, medium build, dark
clothes, corduroy cap. flaps before and be-
hind, large fresh scar and swelling on back
OF neck. Return him to his father at 32O1h
Suttfr street -
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GIInGRl LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40. North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Gallia Jan "a, 200 Pm Etruria Feb IL 200 psr
Aurahla' ian. o. ;0o AN Aurania Feb 26 500 Az
UmDrla, teD. z, 200 PM UmDria March n IA 80
Servla, Feb ID. 10 30 AM lSeryia March 4 .s As,
CaDlh passage, sou and upward intermediate So
steerage tickets to and from all PARTS OF Fi1raae
al very low rates For freight and passage apply ID
The company once, lowing Green New YORK
VERNON H. BROWN IL CO.. General AreutS
Good accommodation always be secured o.
Application TO WILLIAMS. DIMOND L CO.
k.-L..n La.
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The average young man OF America OF to-day has
a tendency TO become what is known in Western
parlance as sporty boy.' They consider it the
proper thing to dissipate and go they should
not go and contract various diseases which make
their life veritabie Hades. Under this head might
also be included those who In childhood days learn
from their companions practices whirh in after
years not only bring sorrow to themselves but ply
slcal wreck to their constitutions, The result Of
THESE practices are not apparent at the time but
germ OF disease Is S0wn and in after years it devel-
ops and produces troubles which rapidly follow in
succession which in turn cutminate in the grave or
the lunattc asylum. The average OF today does
not realize his position until il is too late. he result
IS a funeral and the vital statistics show that he
dled from constitutional or organic disease. The
attending physician has too much respect for the
family to state otherwise consequently general
public IS kept In ignorance as TO the real of
the death. william Graves Of Alameda is one of
the few who realized his position in time ''If it
had not been for the doctors at the Cosmopolitan
DiSrensary would be in my grave to-day" he said
to reporter yesterday. ~ had been living too fast
a life for years aud with late hours and sovern-
dulCence had completely down my constitu-
tton. was what you eau physical wreck.
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Died in the Street.

Heart disease caused the sudden death of
woman at the corner of Second and Ma
toma streets about s o'clock yesterday morn
ing The remains were removed to the
Morgue, where they were identified as those
of Mrs. Eta Sass, who formerly lived on
jackson street The deceased was stability
atlired and AGED ahnut Al vars
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a Complainant Disappears.

The charge of petty larceny against
Benefit Chiapredi was dismissed by Judge
Rix yesterday, owing to the disappearance
of Giardo Secchi. who had the accused ar
rested on a charge OF stealing $40 AS
Secchi cannot be found, it is supposed the
matter was compromised outside of court.
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The Pair In Jail.

Maud Piece, an inmate of a house. of bad
repute, was arrested yesterday on eli arge
of grand larceny w. Guss claims that she
stole from him a purse containing small
sum of money. f. p. Morrison, the woman's
companion, was also locked up for
Vagrancy.
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Wallenrod & Stockwell have sold one
third interest in the Alcazar Theater to
George Q. Wiley, Mr.. Wallenrod feeling
like having some rest from active business
management. Mr. Wiley halls from Bos-
there.
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SEEKING DEATH!
Thousands Die From Different
Methods Of Suicide.
The Popular Way to Kill
Ones Self.

The records from the various cities IN America
show that more people die from suicide in this coun-
Try than In any other one country the face OF tn
globe There are various methods of suicide. The
old-fashioned theory of cutting ones throat is re.
garded as disagTeeable, consequently is MT popu.
lar. Arsenic poison produces a bad appearance af-
ter death, hence is popular: but the revolver
has retained its place of the best aud surest
methods of self-destructton. 1t is estimated that
at least 5000 people commit suicide in the United
States annually. The returns from the various Po-
lice Departments show this, but they fail to show
the thousands who commi. suicide and whose cases
reDOrted.
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The taking OF testimony in the long
drawn-out Palmer trial concluded yester-
day shortly after o'clock and the attorn eys
commenced arguing. The opening argu-
ment was made by Z. S. Pillsbury.
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rs red one of the complementary colors?"
asked Trotter Of his wife, vino is something
of an artist.
NO" replied Mrs. Trotter sharply; red
on man nose IS very uucomplimentary
color, AS YOU ought to know ysrv we'll. -
Chicago Inter OCEAN.
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DRY GOODS.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND LhCES 5!
Incompatible Reductions TO-DAY

connection
of in
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ne cosMopoLIrAN pIsPENsARY. VIA its

IIfStS- was ituIbth anu thdl
tered to bring help to the af-
fiieted. II you prefer help
and health to sickness ana
sympathy cali and consult
them. II You are out of the
city write TO them. 1t will
cost you nothing, and hun
dreds have been cured by
mail treatment. ConSult;I-
ton. Advice and Thorough
Examination FREQ 10 patients.
A friendly talk may save you
thousands OF dollars or years
OF suffering, and perhaps your
life. Young, middie-aged or
old men suffering from the eff
fects Of foliies aud excuses
restored 10 perfect health,
manhood md yfpnr EaYh
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Is. 4. Communicates and Men,
bership in North Carolina.
Percentage of I. 0. o. F. Lodge Dues in Ohio
Kept for Widows and Orphans Fund.
Number of Secret Orders in the U. S.

I'm order 10 secure insertion al matter In
Tended for this column should be handed In
addressed TO the " Fraternai Editor" All COM
muncatons must bear The name and address OF
lie sender; II moi, The matter Will not be PUB
lished.l
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Have You ever noticed how the last
words of great men cling TO our memory?"
Hump! They don't stick half so well as
the last words of small women Puck
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CUTICURA

Remedies the skin blood purifiers, remedies
absolutely and be used from infancy pmpes
scrofu, with the gratifying unfaiing success.
CUTIcURA the great skin and CUrcURA
exquisite SKIN purifier and beautfer externally instantly aay
intense Itching burning and inflammation and iated
clear the skin and scalp of and scales and speedily
ha While CUTIcURA REsoLvENT the blood purifier
est OF huor remedies enses the blood poisonous
elements, and thus the
Te h 5 @ nsD Hin mailed free
CT1URA
CoRFoAT
Facial BlemiSheS Pmp
ac and kHood
dCutcIIr
skins uttuw
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Official Assessment Table

NO ASSESSMENT.
There will be no assessment for January il
the l. o. b. b, Young Mems Institute anC
Young Ladies' Institute.
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No one will know how many Indians Buff
fala Bill has Stain during the past two wenks
until the circus advertisements are printed
IN the .sprlng.-ROcheste Democrat and
Chronicle.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN 80
January Is 80. %~-@---1
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports q
J. NJ. Jan. D, 10. 10. 90 70 and 80
Tor eureka, humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, , 4. 4.
TOT santa Ana, Los AngeleIi aud ali way pIrss
For San Diego stopping only ut Los AngsIoI Sl1sa
Barbara and San LUIS obspo. every fourth da5 =.
IL A. NJ
For ports in Mexico 25th OF each month
Ticket Office-Paiace Hotel, 4 n eW MONTGOMERY q.
GOODALL, PERKINS II Co. Genera Agenss
se3u 10 MarAeL street n.n kra
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The Maxim gun fires itself second time
by 1t own recoil, and so on ad inf iitum. 1t
does n man good sometimes to kick himself
alittle.-Minneapolis Journal
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visitor seen privately, and all communications re-
ceved in sacred confidence. COSMOPOLITAN
DiSPENSARY Stockton Ellis and Market streets
San Francisco Open SUNDAYS. ia23 "a 2t
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E1ISCELLANEOus
How BABIES SUFFER

When their tender SKINS are literally FIRE with 1rc avn p
EczEAs and other Itching say and Boy Skin and scn D
but mothers ~ Ne"1P i'eaSeS
10 know that single application of the
Cuticura Remedies WILL in great -
majority of cases, afford instant and complete
relief permit rest and Sleep point to III rxwyEWM(W
permanent and economical because SO speedily ~ VW
and them without a moments N&
delay, is to be guilty of positive nvlmanitv TNY >I1<
No greater legacy be bestowed upon lS - ~
child than a skin wiMout 6tauiaH a 6oqy 5\l <
uouzaHaa an1A buye 6Aoa SA 60 !
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''My nerves were unstrung l had night sweats
and chillS, aud my liver AT d heart affected 1
had taken medicine from different physicians, but
got no benefit and had about reached the cOneu-
sion that the best thing FOR TO do was commit
suicide. friend advised me TO try The CUSmOpoli-
tan DiSpensary, but felt that my dseas incur
able and refused. passed there the next day, and
It struck me that { would do no harm run up and
talk To them. did So and thank God that / did.
They said they could cure and L began treat
ment. The first good effect being able to sleep
We'll Then my appetite came back and within two
weeks from beginning treatment virtually a
new nan The Cosmopolitan Dispensary cured me
safe and sound"
Do you want any more conclusive evidence Of
their ability to conquer disease? Charles Hcmpler,
% Davis street; lillian Z. Kane, III Post street
Mr. and Mrs. $. 6. Smith, 1905 Market street. Mrs
NJ. j. MeManUS, Sl4 Jessie street; Alexander Wood
800 seventh street; /. NJ ID. Wright. 1924 Florida
street; Andrew NJ. Martin. As Ridley street; Peter
A. Anderson, l3OO12 Stockton street; II. L. Shook,
1927 Market street. They and many others have
been cured Remember speciality is mems dis
eases
The COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY. with its
stad eminent cialists. was founded and char
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at S3.OO-

8 dozen Black Spanish Guipure Lace
Scarfs, all silk, yards long and 20 inches
wide, reduced from S., will be offered
at IS each.
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SANTA CRUZ DiVIsIC )

SANTA CRUZ DIVISION.
S:l5A Newark, Centerville. San lose
FELTON,, boulder Greek and SANTA
u tI.s Uses
s2IbP Centerville, san Jose, Ainisisn
FELTON,, Boulder Creek and Sants
Cruz. ..,-..........-..... 81 ga
<;loP CenteryIlle, San Jose and Los
Oalos Ss5g&
I'll ASP Hunters and Theater' Train 10
Newark, San Jose aud Los 5atos IS Jis
COAST DIVIs'N-Third and T9v'ttaettiE ga,
s:30A San Jose. AlInaden, Gllroy. TreS
Pinos, Pajaro, Santa Cruz Non
terey, Pacific Grove, S Gag
Soledad, San Miguel, Pas Ro-
bles and Santa Margarits san
LUIS Ohispo) and Princlps Tay
Stations ......,........,.... a.aa.
10 1904 San Jose and Way Station -, s:00s
u :2rA Cemetery aud Sau Mateo. - i.sgs
12;3OP Cemetery, Meno Park anu Way
Stations .....,,...,,...... 5.p5.
-S;ouP San Jose, Tres finos, SAINT Cruz,
Salinas, Monterey, Pacific 9roTs
and Principal Way Static = ~10:O3A
:2oP Menlo Park and Way Stat rs. $7s5aS
o;ZOP san Jose and Way Station -. ss.U3A
=, ;SOP Meno Park and Way Stat rs 6-s5a
vi ;a5P MEMO PARK and PrincIpal Wy
Stations. ...................-..... ~ ser
for Morning. P for -100u
Sundays excepted. sauurdays only
tSundays ONLY. -EMOndaYs -.st@4i-
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sAUsALITO-sAN RAFAEL-ssN QUENTI
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE.
Commencing Monday, Decemher =. 1S9a
anduntii further notice. boats and trains wiz -
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUsALrTo and sax
RAFAEL week days)-7:35, e;se, ii;0o A zx
tsundayslNs 90, 1000, IL 80 A. ~. 80. s.es.
sos, $3.50 P. N. Extra trip ON Saturday at ksso
M.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY (Eose
days)-9 80, IL 100 A. NJ; 20, 40 =. n
(sundaYs)-s:OO. 1000, 1850 A. = 1880. s'oa.
sos p. NJ. ---------
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO CwseE
daysi-6:2O, AS, 9 80, Has M . 80 ~
gtSa rib on SATURDAY ss so sad
an S:U0 p NJ Fare so cents, round trip.
vSo31 MILL VALLEY Tor SAN FRANCfsoo twes<
Fd days5-7 $50. II :05 4: NJ; 1892 4;Ss P. ~ -.
(stnhI1n'SS h Fare so cents, round TIP.
- s4usALITo FOR SAN FRANCISCO (wes<
From 56, s 49, 1905 a. M.;12;e5. 2:15 400
5nigdTays1Gs:45, 1o:4o 4. NJ; IS. 2:I5. AIS.
5:45 ?. NJ Extra trips ,t on SataTdsy At 2'1s sad
THROUGH TRAIN.
4 100 A. NJ, Daily saturdays and sundays IL
cepted) from san Francisco for ta1ads-O 2ad In
termediate stations. Returning, iesSfs C21@derS
San Francisco at IL: 35 P; N.
1 80 II. NJ, Saturdays only, IRON san sfAsSi-e7
for Cazadero and intermediate stat pr
500 A. NJ. sundays only, from an trAaesse9 t0r
Point Reyes and Intermediate stat ons EstaSR
ing arrives in San Francisco AZ - = x.
EXCURSION RATES
ThIrty-day Notwithstanding Tickets % sna
from ali stations, at rs per cent rseaesloa is'm
siage "a tarN Monday Excursion-Rounatrip Tickets
sold on Fridays and Saturdays, good = fsinIn tcs
lowing Monday: Camp Taylor p 90, tIS-ses s
and Point Reyes, 81 90; Tomales - zo' no~4l1 y
S3 so; CaZadero, ~ w. -, ,-,os.,s -,oo,I op star
sold only: Camp Taylor, 81 oo' fecA'Op'N ~AA
Point Reyes, 81 20.
oSfSyarts Point, Guaala, Polnb Al at1 rsi',ts 81
| So Navarro Mendocino City anu AZ p~iAN- "
the North Coast.
| JNO, w. COLEMAN. ;aa, a., Pa<s 4 rss A !.
| s General Manager. zen &aS- . .sfs
| -. ~ aa.~. aaA nk~- staaSS AN
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Accepting the philosophers theory that
money represents trouble it is surprising TO
See how many people are willing and anXi-
Gus to borrow Washington Post.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
pacific SYSTEM
Trains Leave and Are Due to ArrEve a.
san FRANCISCO,

a
SAN FRANCISCO.
IEAvE-.FROM DEcEMBER 10 lss9-1EETvE
7:90A HHywards. Niles and san jose - 81. a.
1904 Sacramento ReddIng, via DAVIS 7:i5P
1884 Second-cIRss FOR ogden and Las.
aud hrst-clasS locally ..........., 6.SSA
6COA Martinez, Vallejo and CaiistOIs S.I5P
sSoOA Fl Harano and Santa Rosa.. S.Ibs
{: SOA lies, San Jose Stockton iona
Sacramento. Mary ,OroyIiI-
and Red Bluff ................ 6s4sE
e;OoA Los Angeles Express Fresno Bs-
kersheld. hnjave (and Eassj
santa BarDaca and Los AngeiaS IOI5k
u com Haywards, Niles and Ltyermore 9.4Sp
uue sacramento River Steamers..-... ~N6 1904
SOOP Haywards Niles aud San Jose 9.I5k
( OOh Sunset Route, Atlantic EXPRESS
Santa Barbara, Los Augsies
Demtng, FL Paso, New Orleans
ana East B.kSe
COP Martinez, Vallejo and CallstoF7 Az
4:00P FL VarRuo and Santa Rosa - s0.45s
:OOP Lathrop and Stockton .....,.... I0.Is1
4 :S0P Sacramento and Knights Landng
via Davis; ................-...... I0:1sA
% :3OP Niles and LiYermore. .........,.,- sS:45G
- sop Niles and san j ose............... F7:4Sr
...... Niles and San Juse.........,.....,. f6:i5r
6:00P Hay wards. Niles and San jose. 7.iSA
and East -. ............ :. I2:Is-
l;guf Nalle1o. .....: .........,.......+. te:t5R
S:00P Shasta Route Express. saera-
mento MarysviIle, Reading.
Portland, Puget Sound and East I0;IaA
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SAN FRANCISCO AN0 N. P RAIL WAY.
.'lhe Don.hue Brond GU Rouie.a

MNIENCING SUNDAY NOVFNR ER IN ssac
y and until further notice. boats no trains Viii
leave from and arrive at The san zi.clsco iasssa
ger ID epot. Marbet-strset Wharf as g. low.
From San Francisco FOR Point q s-ol and san
RatasI-Week days: 7:fO A. NJ, 90 - IL A II
80 M, NJ 900 r NJ 6;2J 2 N. . la. onF "a
A. NJ II 90 A, M 800 T. NJ 500 P. y, G:f5 p "
FROM San Rafael for San Franc 90 Wesx.izyx.
$40 A. NJ. 55 4. NJ, $50 An, 12:4I ~. S.59 P-
6:o5 P NJ Satu days Only, extr ZIP at 80 =. u
sIndays; $40 A NJ $40 A. NJ, 121 s.z4 $50 ?. n.
From Point Tburen for San Franc Week dsYss
500 A NJ. 8 20 = NJ. 1855 A l:IQ T. sos p. NJ
$50 r NJ SATURDAYS only, an extra rip at 1857. V
Sundays: S:S5 a NJ l0;O6 A. NJ IL NJ. so5P. Il,
The morning call., 1891-01-24
FOa PORTLAND & ASTORIA nRsef

a ah UNION PACIFIC RAuN
c,r 0ce an Diyision-and PACIFIC ca AsT 49,
So, IIf COMPANY viii dispatch from
street wharf, at 10 NJ, for the aboye narta op =,
thelr Al iron steamships viz; F'iSs ohe VI
. STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Jan ri Eoh - n.
March 8. 20. ~ % ieU- ~ "a
ooLDMBIA-Jan. 81, Feb 8. 90 March 4. rs. %
OhEGoN--Jan. %, Feb. 4. Is. %. " arch 10 81
connecting via Portland with the Northera Paeidc
inaliroau, oregon Short Line and other dfyerving
zines Tor all points in Oregon, Washington BrtilST
SNTnuaola, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Dakota Utah
sy%3iIng, Yellowstone Park, and all points East an
tr far ea6 10 PoStand-cabn s16 steerage 49, ron
,o Iiekst onces-l MONTGOMERY ST. and Palaee Ho.
GoODALL, PERKINS & co. Stunt Ocean IN
mr2S 10 Nartet - : 60 e ~ t,lle
The morning call., 1891-01-24

Youthful Lover - A penny for your
thoughts, Iphigenial
Mature Maiden-You have guessed them
right, Eddie 1t was pnafore was think
ing OF. You ought to wear one.-Chicugo
Tribune.