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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09
THE COUNTRY CLUB.
It VIII Hold Its Annual Election Thur,
day Evening.

It VIII Hold Its Annual Election Thurs
day Evening.
The Country Club, which is composed Of
spUrtsmen who have leased several thousand
acres Of land in Marin County for shooting
and fishing purposes, will hold its annual
election on Thursday night at the Pacific
Union Club.
The clubs first regular trap shoot Of the
season will be held at the Oakland track on
the 9th inst.
According to the programme Of shoots
that have been booked for the coming sea-
son the club has selected rs its dates the
first Saturday Of each month until August,
when the popping at pigeons will end.
A prominent member Of the ORGANIZATION
said yesterday that some miscreauJ had
broken the locks on the box which contained
many valuable instruments belonging to tile
automatic traps during the summer. and
that the repairing Of the same will cost con-
siderable money.
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MISS WILLARD'S ADVENTURE.
4 Manicure's Arrest Results in Charges
AOajnst Policemen

4 Manicure's Arrest Results in Charges
Against Policemen.
Miss Lillian Willard, manicure visited
Chief Crowley yesterday and complained
bitterly Of the treatment she received at the
hands Of two policemen at the Mechanics
Pavilion early in the morning. She at
tended the ball given by the Sons OF Her
mann. and was enjoying herself immensely
when one Knapp, bicycle instructor, made
Insulting remarks to her.
In moment Of anger she slapped his face
and he Tetalated by striking her blow
that nearly feNed her. Then the two po-
licemen arrived and took both TO Knapp's
private Office, where an attempt was made
by the officers TO have the quarrel amicably
settled.
At this Miss Willard became so angry
that She used some not OYerchOice language
aud was locked up in the new City Hall
Station on a charge of drunkenness. She
secured her release by deposiung cash bail,
which she forfeited in preference to appear
lug in the Police Court. Her assailant was
not taken into custody. To-day the mani
cure will file charges against the officers
with the Police Commissioners.
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LYDIA e. PlNKHAM'S VEGETABLE

Health and Etiquette by Lydia EPnkm sgeat
G3S s We viii present copy addressing with two 2c stamps
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09
THIS DAY.
THE FINE FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
Ibis DAY.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHAE
1915 Market street between 9TH ana 7th
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CLASSIFIED GUNNERS.
Two CorpnraIs az Battery X Stand High
e.I Ln tho nnnartment.

est in tho Department.
An order has been issued from depart
ment headquarters giving the classification
Of gunners in the Fifth Artillery, L. 5. A,
for the year 1891, upon the result Of the re-
cent practice with siege ana seacoast guns.
Forty-seyeu qualified as gunners of the first
and forty as Of the second class, with Cor
porals Max L. Welch and William l.. Young
Of Battery X a. the PTesido standing high
est IN point Of marks for individual merit
namely, SS.4S and SSH, out of possible
100 Battery Is stands highest with 1l13OI
aggregate points, but a battery average of
1880 only; while K is highest with the aver
age Of 1913, and only 5000 aggregate
points. Battery II, which only qualified
two guuners-the first sergeant and a duty
sergeant aggregated 155 80 points. The
ejghty-seyen gunners all scored the maxi
mum twenty points for general soldierlY
conduct" Battery b qualified nine gun
ncrs Of the second class, and the next high
est was q with seven.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

Mr. George T. Tyler has arrived in ad-
vance Of Mr.. James 0'Neil, the Well-knOwn
and popular actor, who appears on Monday
evening next at the Bush-street in Monte
Cristo." piece that so far as pilng up the
coin is concerned has done almost as much
FOX the modern actor of the part as the secret
of the island treasure did for Dumas origI-
nal. O'Neiu has always been fayOrte in
this city as n general actor. His courageous
and magnificent work in the " Passion
Play" which first brought him into actual
public prominence, viii never be forgotten
Mr.. Harry Miner, the millionaire New
York manager, is said to be enjoying a rest
somewhere in Oakland. Report is to the
effect that lie Is on the Coast with business
designs in professional way.
THE Power OF the Press " has cleared
$4,000 so far this season.
Joseph Jefferson viii revisit San Fran
cisco March 9TH.
The "Minna Gale pout" is a graceful lit
tie ierky movement Of the cervical verLebra,
with the head slightly inclined forward and
the chin we'll down. Numberless young
ladies in New York are practlcing it,
Roland Reed and William IL G0Odal Of
the Chicago Times have slgurd contract
by hich Reed purchases play from the
newspaper man for $4,000 1t was written
under the title of The AbSent-minded
Man" but that name viii probably be
changed.
Poor Jonathan" will shortly be heard
at the Bush,Street. The story Of the opera
is laid in America, snd it is said to be a very
humorous one, while the music is bright
ana tuUeful
Carrie \. Roma. prima of the Wilkie
Opera Company, has been engaged 70 aD-
pear this week with the AIcazar Theattr
Company in My Son-in-Law."
a musicale VIII be given by the pupils Of
the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind on Monday evening, February
18th, at o'clock SHARP. at the assembly hail
OF the institution at Berkeley. Miss Char
lOttc GTuendagen OF San Francisco Will as
sist anu Otto Feissner direct.
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The Tivoii

Is enjoying a fine lun with 'Falka" and its
new people. The piece IS full OF incident,
and the company take hold Of the various
situations with unwonted yig0r AS for the
music, it is brilliant in every number The
present week promises, in point of attend
ance, to be a repetition Of the past one.
Messrs. Kreling q Co. are always up TO any
emergency that may offer in the way Of
compel ton; and this spirit it may be
added, is a cOmmendable one. 1t gives en-
DlOyment to more professionals, keeps the
public interest alive, gives the scribes some
thing 60 write about, and the quidnunes
matter To discuss
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

There was gay box party at tile Grand
TheateT in Los Angeles last Thursday even
ing, Chapercned by Mrs. Frank hicks, and
given by Miss Emma Childs IN fouor Of her
guest, Miss ShTeYe Of San Francisco. After
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in Philadelphia. and would notI have steen
published even now but for the runI0r that
it was William and not George Hanlon who
had left the firm. As William Hanlon IS
the inventor of all the mechanical tricks
and scenic Illusions in their big spectacies,
and is now travelling with ''Superba, IL
would certainly hurt the standing of the
firm as it now exists if it was thought he
had resigned. William Hanlon is one OF
the brightest mechanical geniuses Of the
day, and his persistent endeaYor Is as re-
markabe in stage love as that of Mr.. Edison
in the electrical field. William Hanl0n IS
said to have some novel schemes in view.
which are radical departures from anything
yet connected with the name Of the
IIanlnnS.
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The plot is so full Of living situations, all
having n bearing on the Climax, that bare
reference is all that can be made TO it at the
present writing Reed gets n good deal out
OF StuyYcsant Gilbert. Like Nat Goodwin in
Of his comedies. Reed does notmake up
tor I5iIbeTt He appears simply as himself,
and really, in dispensing with the rab-
bits foot aud the grease paint he
makes a much more effective appear
ante under the circumstances than
ii he had resOrted TO the makeup case.
Filbert is q capital character, and SUITS the
actor to his fingers ends. 1t IS that Of a
keen man Cf the world. whose reputation as
a good fellow obstJucts his carrying ont
serious purpose, and the serious purpose ~
turn hampers his energetic and finally sue
sessful WO0iug. Mr. Reed was very well
received by the audience. and played with
consciousness that everybody present was
in sympathy witA him aud his PEG le. In
the third art-Dr. Jarvis eli e-he made
speech, in when he thanked the audience
heartily for his own part and ON behalf OIL
Mis-, Edna Wallace, young California girl
in the east as Sylvia, and who had made
deep impression by her acting. Mr.. Reed
was well supported. and the performance
passed or agreeaby 10 all concerned Re
pettpt t.-UI-lt.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

The extensive comment in the big dailies
concerning George Hdnlon's secession from
theatrical affairs in favor OF the church was
not caused by an advertising fake, as some
have unkindly hinIed. II was for fear that
such an idea would be formed that the af-
fair was kept from the public for so long
The event occurred during Christmas week
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09
THE THEATERS.
New Programmes Offered at the
Leading Houses.
Gas You Like It"-"My Son-in-Law"- The
Club Friend''-" Inherited"-
Grande Duchesse."

Miss Minna K Gale favored the Baldwin
audience with a rendering Of ROsalind in
''As You Like It"-that sweetest of all
Shakespeare herolnes. The lady carried
herself nicely in her male attire as the ban
ished Ganymede, and the scenes in the
Forest of Arden with Tombstone, Orlando,
Celia and Phoebe were full of that piquancy
and favor which sets Rosalind apart from
all Of the bard's Notwithstanding with
woman's w.t. with woman's love, with
woman's sympathy. At first there seemed
a hesitation on Miss Gales part to enter
into the spirit Of the situation, but becoming
more embroidered as she proceeded. she
gradually gave US a we'll iled-out picture
of the gentle RosaIind. Not much can be
said for the support Mr.. II. a. Weaver
Jr., who played the melancholy Jacques,
got some applause for his reading of ''The
Seven Ages" aud also for bis alluson TO
Touchstone as the motley fool he met in the
forest If an actor fails to get hand for
The Seven Ages" he might as well close
his Shakespeare and return to the shelf.
Miss Keith Wa6emau's Celia had some
merit. This evening The HunChback.'
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Alexander SalvinI.

The students Of the University of Michi-
gan, at Ann Arbor. were so anxious to see
Alexander Salyini in Don Caesar de Bazan"
that an engagement was arranged for him
in that city and the prices placed at 81 90
and So for seat This professional is
probably the only actor now before the
saw light in Florence at the Palace Capra-
Mica, since renamed the Palace del Grlllo.
and which was also the home of another
luminary of the stage, the great Rlstorl'
Young Salvini's mother was Clementlne
Cazzolo, a beautiful actress and a leading
one Of the Italian stage. She died when
but 80 years old.
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Arrival Of the Umatnia.

The steamer Umntilla arrived from Vic
toria, b. c., about 10 o'clock last night. She
brought large number of cabin passen-
gers, 12j in all, but there were not many in
the steerage, and only one Chinese. The
steamer encountered extra iue weather all
the way down, and nothing occurred of I'M
usual interest Among the freight was
large quantity OF shoes, shipped by the
Canadian and Northern Pacific railroads.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09


Miss Maude Granger returned to the
Bush-street VITA that fayorte play Of hers.
"Iuheri,cd." with which, we understand,
she has If late been touring the southern
part Of the State successfully. The piece
has considerable merit Those who saw
the lady IN il here some two years ago con-
fessel this. Il has lost nothing by time,
while the actress has gained good dea! by
practice. Granger is now disr0sed TO pay
more attention 10 the business of the play
when before the fo0tlights and less to the
audience, consequently she is an actress in
the trueT sense Of the term more than ever
before. There is a great deal OF difference
between her manner now and when she
played Dora in diplomacy" with Harry
N ntague, Fred Warde and others, and the
difference is all in her favor. The play for
the evening, Lucy Houper's and Richard
Davpy's play "Iuuesited" "I'HeTitage de
Heleues'b, was well cast and well per-
formed. As Helen Carrutlers Miss Granger
developed more strength than in former
efforts in the same direction, and WAS called
before the curtain. The same play Will BE-
repeated this evening.
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Followed Her Depraved Mother

After serving twenty-iour hours for
drunkenness, Annie Caldwell was released
from the City Prison yesterday morning.
She Immediately went on another spree and
her little daughter followed her around
from saloon to saloon crying piteously. The
mother was locked up and the child carried
10 her home on Clara street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

John w. c. Hale charged with having
impeded the United States mails, pleaded
rot guilty yesterday in the District Court.
He claims that the mail wagon was not GO
ing by its prescribed route when passing
through his land near Bartlett Springs,
therefore that he is not guilty.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

4 demurrer to the complaint Of Mrs.
Sarah Mitchell against Fred +. Sharon for
100000 damages for libel was heard by
Judge Hawloy yesterday in the United
States Circuit Court.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

Edmund Highlander, a scene-pain ter at the
Orpheum, has sued the proprietor for $4,000
damages, alleging that he was seriously in
jured IN August by being struck by piece
Of furniture handled by an incompetent as
sistAnt.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

The company at the above theater is do
ing fair business with 'The Tigress." The
people engaged in its Interpretation have
settled down to their work, and are now
Lorraine Hollis is doing good work in a very
exaetng role 'Ihe Tigress" will fill the
week ont
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09
THE VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE
ViA-N-NJ Z a N q II i 7 hsAINNs
Splendid Mantel Mirror, Costly ARA Fu@li-
ture and Handsome Carpets, in above.
Hastily furnished 'deacc,

tufe Hnu Il nus Dino tdFpe.s, N HDOTc
Hastily furnished eS 'deacc,
CONTRASTING.
One Extra Choice Grand Upright Piano by the cole
brated makers Gilman 4 Co, New York. uHsur-
passed in tone and Workmanship by any Other
make, q rare chance to secure fiUSt-caSs guarau-
teed instrument; Magnificent Paror Sex. made
order by leading fashionable upholStereT richly
carved cherry frames covered with exquisite
shades OF satin bTOcade: one Elegant Gold e 8.
Frame MaHtei Mirror: Very Handsome Mamie!
LambreQun: Extra Reception Rockers In satin and
SILK plush; Costly Imported Line EngrayiBcS, rjCG-
~ framed: Extra Quality Selected Body Brussels
Carpets: one Elegant Walnut Chamber Suit. viii
bevel MirrDIs and Tennessee Marble; Extra Spri =
and Hair Mattresses; one Elegant Antique OaN
Han Hats tand; one Carved OaS Palace Extension
Table; Elegant Oak Dining Chains: Fine Willow
WORK; one japanese BrC-a-brac Extra Mamie
Costly China; Shverplated aud Crystal Gas
Agate Ware: Patent Kitchen Table with ether
Sirablc articles
The above furniture is all extra choice, good as
new anu worthy The attention OF all buyers.
fee u GEp. +. LANSON. AGttlOHcer.
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE

W. liEe (No. 2207) OF DevlsaderO St. S0:714 feet
n. Of Clay-Two-stoTy bay-wiEdow, rooms and
bath; large basement and brick foundations: sH-
perb location; Jackson, Clay and Calfornia-st ca
bic; examine 1t; lot "a :I0Iax120.
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. The Club Friend"

Was produced at the New California last
evening for the first time in this city. As
the comedy is a new one, and Reed, the
actor, is an old friend, Of course the house
was full. The piece rolls along in a rollick-
ing sort Of way. just escaping broad farce
occasionally; but, generally speaking, it
affords capital amusement for an evening
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09
pAcIFIC HEIGHrs RESInENCE

n. line 90 29lO) of Pine ST. 1868 feet W. OF
Eaker-iIandsome 2-story bay window residence
rooms, bath and laundry; unfinished rooms ID
Easement, etc; speaking tubes. brick foundation:
everything Al ;Caiiforna-st cable; lot 25xl37;5 IS.
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EALENCIA.Sr RI,sINFss pRnprprv

i. line (No. 1920 Valencia St. $50 feet : Of
2lst-Lct contains 2-stCry residence OF rooms,
bath, etc; store can be placed under same at small
elegant opportunity fer one of the hest locations ,
this very promising business thOroughfare; W
lencIa-st cable; ot2iNi25.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09
HANDKER CHIEFS.

At Gao Each.
1000 dozen LADIES COLORED BOR-
DERED HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS. extra large. fast colors,
worth 81 per dozen, will be offered at
6Ac each.
ct Csc Each.
500 dozen LADIES HAND EMBROID-
Erred LINEN LAWN HANDKER-
CHIEFS, hemStitched and scalloped
edges, in white and coIors, worth SOC,
7jc and 81, will he offered at 25c each.
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TIE FINE FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE

Beautiful Parlor Set, OF SIX pieces upholstered in
crimson silk DiuShi Gi U-fTame Mantel Mirror
Lace Curtains; Chenille POrt1eres; Smyrna and
Fur Rugs three Fine Walnut Chamber SUlIs-
Walnut ThreequaTter and Single Beds: Very
Best of Spring and Hair Mattresses and othe!
Bedding; Wainut Doubie-dOor Wardrobe: Sin
gle Lounges exc; the very best OF Smiths tx
ira and ROXbuTy Carpets through out lie houS-
one EXtra-fne Range, with waterback COu-
plete and pOrCelaiu-iiued fixtures: CrOckery
Cut-glass and Decorated Ware, together with q
lot of other very desirable articles.
fec 1t A. L. CRESSWELL. AUetfouRer
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

During the exhibition in Edinburgh, Scot
and, there were over 100, 600 persons carried
in electric launches along the canal from the
city TO the exhibition.
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Accidental Dnath.

In the case of John Buchanan. native
Of Scotland, aged a. years, sailor on the
British ship 1Eolu', who was killed on Sat
urday 10y falling from a yard TO the deck.
while the ship was lying at Long Bridge,
verdict Of accidental death was found by the
(OrOner's inrX.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

The casting out of the devil
Of disease was once a sign
of authority.
Now we take a little more
time about it and cast out
devils by thousands-we do
it by knowledge.
Is not a man who is taken
possession of by the germ of
consumption possessed of a
devil?
A little book on CAREFUL
LIVING and SCOTS Emulsion
of cod-liver oil will tell you
how to exercise him if it can
be done.
Free.
SCOTT BOWIE, Chemists, I3a South sth Avenpa.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod-livsr
oil-a!l druggists everywhere do. 81.
ocl ThSuTu&Wy I'm -
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AUCTION SALES.
WENDELL rAsros, GEO. W. rn1sz. r.n WILDE
WENDELL EAsTON, GEO, W. FRINK, r. z. WILDE
sgs
III At Auction
THIS DAY,
TUESDAY. ..............FEBRUARY 9, is32,
At u O'Clock noon. at
Our 5a1osrOOHa.
638 Market St, Opposite Palace Hotel
BUSINESS CORNER on MARKET ST

Extra choice business corner lot. NV. cor Market
ana castro and 18th st.-Th Let Is tbs b.si
located corner for business In the Mission; rs
prominent location at present aud Market 81. con
uuueu (Which Is an assured fact) wifi certainly
double this lot in value; know no location 10
the Mission tdat has the future prospect this !os
possesses; Castro-st. ana other tO-De cables IUt
49 :4x9O and SO with rs feet
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y. line $50. 2OOS) of O'Farrcll ST. SO IS feet "
Of ScOJt-Buiding contains two French fats Of (
rooms each; feut, $50 per month street IN fla
condition; Geary-5t cable; lot 26 :6xllO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

BERTELGNG has the only reliable methods to
fl ceieciYe sight. 427 KearHy street
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WESTERN ADDITION RESIDEyrF
WESTERN ADDITION ERENcH ELATs-

W. line No. 500 Of Bro1erlck St. 1876 feet s
OF Gr0vc-TWO-st bay-Window. rooms and
bath; street in bItuminOus rock; examine this;
Hayes-St. and Omnibus cables lot 25xl37:6
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS REsIDEYCE LOT.

y. line (Nos 42O. 42O5a) of Valley St. 80 feet
w OF Sanchez Building in tNO French fats ~ >
and i rooms, bath aud basement; brick fOUudat on
rent, S24; Castro-st. cable; lot 25xl14,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

Kristofer Jansen. the Scandinavian author,
will lecture at Metropolitan Temple To-
morrow evening. under the auspices Of the
NorN egian Singing Society.
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ELEGANT FAMILY RESTDFvcF

6. side 90 2621) OF California ST., 275 feet w OF
Plerce-ContaiuS large rooms and bath; sanitary
plumbing; crystal chandeliers: cement stone side
walk driveway and inside walks: Stable for horses
earring e-aOuSe. etc; examine it: California and
SacTamento-St. cables; lot 65 :gNl37 Is.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09
MIssION REsIDENcE-CENTRAL I0cATI0N-

S. side (No. 1000 OF 2Uth St.. so feet ". Of Guer.
Tero-Fiue new 2-story residence of rooms and
baIh: choice location; warm belt; cement stone
sidewalk street in fine conditions new electric road
and Naleacla-st. cable; lot jOxll4
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ASHBURY HEIGHTS RESIDENCE lot.

y. line OF Sacramento st, 1929 feet z. OF wal
nUI-EIegant home lot; fine view; choice location
street severed: Sacramento and CaifOruia-St. ca
b.es examine 1t. lot p .5xl27 :SI4.
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f. line OF fremont ave. or Minnie St. 1U4 % feet
S. Of WaIer-Cho'ce surroundings; fn5 view:
street in good conditions Haight and Fage-sJ. ca
bles and new electric road; lot 25x5O.
EASTOS, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market st. AuctiOneers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09
EASTERN COLONISTS
WIOE-AHAKE INVESTORS
Appreciate Kern COunty'S Rich
Fruit Land and Perfect
Irrigation System.

CHICAGO. February 6-The Kern County
Land Company Of No. II Post street, San
Francisco, Cal, furnished reliable nforma-
ton and maps which induced many families
of enterprising Eastern people to secure
homes in the fertile Kern Delta. the most
famous peach, French prune and raisin dis
triet on the Pacific Coast
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cry GOODS.
--GREIT SPECIALS--6
TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS,
JERSEYS AND GLOVES!

INNUMERABLE in de-
during
progress and the system daily selecting special lines
clearing
sale six lots Hndkh Jerseys Gloves and Gents Ties at the following
ASTOUNDING CUTS I'M PRICES!
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w edne 5 day. ....--....... Eeb ruary 10, 1872,
at II O'Clock A. u. on the premises,
1928 LEAYENWORTH ST. CORNER UNION
California or Union cab es pass the door by
exchange,
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Tuesday ...............F February ., 1902,
At II o'clock a. NJ. on the premises,
100 HOWARD STREET. NEAR FOURTH,