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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-01
IT WILL NOT OUT.
No CleW TO the Murderer Of the
Butchered Baby.

If the Coroner waits until the police dis
cover the murderer of the baby found
Friday night in a ditch on jackson street.
near Central avenue, the inquest may be
held simultaneously with the completion of
the new City Hall That the infant was
fOully slain was shown by the fact that the
skull was crushed aud the head almost
severed from the body by some sharp in
strument.
The inquest was commenced Saturday
and continued Indefinitely in order to give
the Police Department an opportunity Of
completing an Investigation.
Detectives Hogan and Rogers who were
detailed 10 investigate the mysterious af-
fair, admit that they are making little or
no progress in the work. They cannot ind
the driver OF the hack that passed down
Central avenue and stopped near Sacra-
mentO street about O'clock Friday morn
ing. The officers say the appearance Of the
back is 30 CIew 10 the solution Of the myS-
terry. They say that hacks pass in that
direction al all hours of the day and night
and there IS no significance in the fact that
one stopped few moments near the place
where the body was found.
The miniature remains of the murdered
infant were TUNED over to the city under
takcr yesterday and inferred in the potteTs
field.
The chances are that the author or authors
Of the dastardly crime VIII never be run to
earth. At least all the circumstances point
toward their absolute safety.
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SET Al REST.

Chairman Blount has set at rest the
Worlds story that President Harrison
knew the reply Of Chile 10 the ultimatum
lad been received when be sent his message
to Congress last Monday. Mr.. Blount say
distinctly that TO the best Of his knowledge
the reply did not come until Tuesday, after
the reading Of the message. There has
been spirited rivalry between American
newspapers of the u orld and Examiner
stamp and the London press in the work Of
misrepTeSenting the attitude Of the Admin
istraton in the Chilean controversy. Moth
ing the London papers could invent was too
improbable or too unjust to be echoed by
the lower class Of Democratic journals.
The London papers are now changing their
to ne. and 1t is to be hoped that our Demo-
cratic friends will profit by the example.
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HENRI WATTEKsON.

The New York Herald dominates Henri
Watterson for the Presd ency. That jour
nal does not claim 10 speak for the Demo-
cratic party, but is firmly convinced that
the Democratic party cannot do better than
to follow its lead. Watterson is a kind Of
tropical bird, with tho rare combination Of
gay plumage and a sweet voice He is a
glowing, tervid writer an artist in word
painting, an eloquent orator, but a poll
tcian without judgment Had Samuel j.
Tilden been guided by Wattcrson there
would have been civil war in 1877. But Til
den's brains were not lodged in the back Of
his head. Watterson was ordered to the rear,
Hayes was inaugurated and Tidea has since
grown steadily in the estimation Of his
countrymeu. IL the American histories of
the year Of cur Lord 5000 preserve ten
names Of men eminent for anything in the
first century Of the republic, Tilden's may be
one Of them. The man who gave up the
chance Of being President rather than renew
strife between sections deserves place
among the great men Of a country. But
Henri NattersGn was, comparatively, so
small that he could not forgive Tilden for be-
ing great. The Kentucky editor is an out
and out free-trader. and this fact doubtless
recommends him TO the importers Of New
York
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ITS DEBT Is RAISED.
Thanksgiving Praise Service at St.
.Inhn,a Ghrrch.

Thanksgiving Praise Service at St.
Johns Church.
\ Thanksgiving praise service was held at
st. Johns Presbyterian Church, California
and Octayia streets, yesterday morning as
a formal recognition Of the fact shat the
fell indebtedness of the church has been
raised Appended IS the programme Of the
exercises:
Organ voluntary clifton; Invocation; anthem,
" o Lord. My God " wesley; hymn 339, read.
ing Of Scriptures BY the pastor; prayer; solo
and chorus, 20. Come Let l s Worship" dim
med; hymn 9J3; notices. Offering; anthem,
- win Give Thanks; sermon by the pastor,
Rev. Ii. c. MtnlOr, ID; prayer; anthem. Sun
nse"; hymn 1885, benedctun; organ post.
Jude.
The members Of the choir were: Sopranos
Miss Laura Rountree, Miss Louise Rouutree,
Miss Carrie MCLane, Miss Amy Beais, Miss
LIZZIE Weir, Mrs. r. +. TIlton; cOutraltos-Mlss
Ale Coleman, Miss Mary Bell, Miss Charlotte
Weir, Mrs. BOdolpb, Mis- +. a. Geissler; ten
Ors-MessSr. William l.. EasfoD, Arthur Wal
lace, William Beals, Is. +. Burton; basSos-
Messrs. Edward a. Geisser preceutor; Frank
Avery, William Bell, George II. Trask; solo
tenor, Frank CONN; plano, Miss Agnes McGetti-
gan; cUruet MI. Frederick A. Maynard; cello
DE-. Arthur Regensburger violin, DR.. f. I'll.
Fls her; Orgsnist and director, Mr.. H. Fletcher
Iilfuu
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NICARAGUA CANAL BONDS.

1t is not surprising that there should be
opposition to the proposition that the Gov
eminent indOTse the bonds Of the Nicaragua
Company. There is truth in the old adage
that "a burnt child shuns the fire." Many
men when they pay the first note they IN
dorse FIR a friend form a resolution never to
iudOrse another But there are some facts
which tend to remove the Nicaragua Canal
from the category Of ordinary enterprises.
Ii cannot, like a railroad or steamship line'
be duplicated For many years 10 come 1t
will constitute the shortest water route be-
tween tie Atlantic and Pacific States. 1t
will be built whether the Government helps
or not Ifnot built by home capital 1t VIII
be by foreign capital The Nicaragua Com
uany has nut about S5OOO000 in the enter
prise and is satisfied that the investment on
a commercial basis is a safe one. But Its
stock and bonds are for sale, and II IS not to
be expected that money VIII be refused be-
cause it does not come from the quarter the
company would prefer. Ii the canal re-
mains in private hands especially if it goes
under foreign control, it Will become bone
Of contention in case Of war. The use of the
canal would be so valuable TO the hostile
parties jhat the stronger would proceed TO
take it. In the absence of Notifications and
heavy guns along the route the strongest
nation would be the one that could assem-
Bile tie most powerful fleet at either end
One hundred million dollars is quickly con-
sumed in making preparations for war
From a purely commercial point Of view 1t
IS better that the Government furnish the
money and thus gain the right to regulate
tolls The canal should be built as cheaply
as possible, managed economically and the
rate Of tolls kept down to the cost of service.
The producers of the Pacific Coast esDe.
cally need the canal as a means OF cOmpeti-
ton with tTanscontinental railroad COM
panies, and the only way such competition
can be assured is for the Government to own
or crntr0l q mailritE OF The stock.
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F4N FHASgIscu. January 81 lS92J
Weather Conditions and General Forecasts
Excepting l.1ar rains on the immediate coast no
r. 3, re...e .ro,u The southern portion Of North
elm l4lf.rn uorihwtrd during The day. show
..-- were. foreEer reported from Farstow, Needles
r l ---al..l. throughout the northeast portion Of
~.rt.aru California ami IN Eastern Arizona, with
...vrin u nth central Arizona ana Utah.
Ile precipitation record OF the past tweuty-sour
la-r- l- rs fa lows; Olympia 90 or an inch Fort
tsls "a Ssl francisco Oh Fresno 90, KeeIer
H- LES Angeles .Nl. Tucson so N0jaYe 81,
Needles 40 showers at Barst0w. snow In South
v .s-eru Nevada. carson city 10 Winuemueea .UI
ard salt La,e A.
disturbance is OH the Northern California coast
aid second low pressure area IS over Southwest
ON Nav. Ga and Southeastern california. The con
.-..rs are generally threatening from Southwest
sls OREGON southwark through Northern and South
s-. California ~ Arizona. Southern Nevada aud
Jss. aud precipitation Is expected 20 'al Ia these
sections tonight OF tomorrow. Fair weather pre-
,lt.s over Washington and Eastern oregon high
Barometer covering The east portions OF W ashing-
& "a. and oregon.
Tile highest temperatures to-day anged from 20
81. 40 degrees ia easc portions Of Washington and
oregon. A. 70 IS iG west portions so 90 50 IN
Northern Cali. oru a. - 20 80 il southern Cator-
MAJ 5- CD rs in Southern Arizona SO 90 a in West
e-a >era-a ana - ia Northern Utah.
Forecast TIL $ Z. VI. Monday.
For Northern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rains: slight
Temperature changes; warmer on middle coast pre-
v-...u- soe.atrlg winds.
For Southern MISUNDERSTANDING rains, Sigh.
Temperature changes. south 10 east winds.
For Washington and UreEoa-Fsir except Hight
scattering rs.ns AMI warmer IN Southwestern
Oregon. prevailing northeast winds
Far L-aa-ta-r. g1eC- ed bF li9Ht rams OF SHOWS
COOLER. K.aaET E kEaEaW. Chief OF Division
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CLOSE TO FORTY.
The 7. II. c. A. Celebrates It's
Thiriy.ninth Anniversary.
Odd Fellows Hall Filled With the Friends
of the Institution - Address by Err.
sayfOrd of Boston.

The thirty-ninth anniversary of the San
Francisco Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton was held in Odd Fellows Hall yester-
day afternoon. The platform and audi
forum were we'll filled. The people, how
ever, seemed to be mostly elderly men, with
a lady here and there.
The exercises were not long drawn out.
Some musical selections were saug with
much spirit by the male chorus, under the
direction of Robert Lloyd The Apollo
Quartet sang "Stll, Still With Thee A
young man read a short selection from the
First Psalm and Rev. DR.. 5. V. Leech asked
a divine blessing on the proceedings. The
only speech was by ). Nj. SayfOrd of Bos-
ton, who kept the attention of the audience
close to him through the three-quarters of
an hour he was on his feet
Mr.. SayfoTd said there were 1900 600
young men in the United States whose
hearts were not in harmony with God and
who needed the Y NJ. c. 4. There were
10000 young men in San Francisco whose
environment was detrimental to their
morals. The city abOunded in saloons,
club-h0uSeS - which are worse than sa-
Oons-hOuses of prostitution, dance halls
and other resorts which appeal to his social
nature. The object of the Y. NJ. c. A was
to rescue young men from these pitfalls Of
wee by looking after his social welfare
NIL Cd(lOIu ItIUdikCu budL INC WOru
home used to be synonymous with
rest" To-day home in San Fran
cisco was hardly more than a lodg-
ing-hOuse for man. He said that
though the city had increased by 1000
population in 10 years it had only increased
It's church membership 1000, and 1000 of
these came in by letters from Eastern
churches. He thought these facts suggested
a great need for the Young Mems Christian
Association.
After referring to the progress made by
the various Y. NJ. c. associations through
out the country during the last ten years,
and paying a high compliment to General
Secretary Henry }. Mccoy, MI Sayford
closed with an earnest plea for financial
aid toward the defraying of current eX-
penseS while the San Francisco association
was engaged in the erection OF its new and
magnificent building.
a collection was then taken up with
gratifying results. and the benedlction was
pronounced,
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SENATORIAL.

a weekly paper, devoted mainly TO gossip
and scandal, intimates that NJ. II. de Young
has verbal and documentary proof that Sen
ator FELTON, agreed not 10 be a candidate for
Senator to succeed himself. The dreadful
threat is thrown out that as Mr.. FELTON, re-
pudiates the agreement Mr.. do Y0ung's
principal organ VIII oppose Mr.. FELTON, and
all his friends who are seeking Office. Mr..
de Young should muzZle his indiscreet
young friend. To convince the public that
De Young viii oppose FELTON, is the readeSt
way to assure FeltOn's reelection.
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Republican tariff policy. The Ways and
Means Committee has not quite gene to the
extremity that Senator Hill suggested as
the proper policy for the Democratic party
TO pursue. 1t has not declared in favor Of
the repeal OF the Mckinley tariff and the
revival Of the tariff the Mckinley act super
seGed. But the Democratic party is tread
ing closer upon the heels of the Republi-
cans than It did twenty years ago. Then
it was about three Presidential terms be-
hind the Republicans and now it is only
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"LoOKING BACKWARD"

An English writer, somewhat known as
Marie A. Brown, charges Edward Bethany
with taking the idea of Looking Back
ward" from the German Socialist August
Bebel. Miss Brown does not say whom
Bebel took the idea from. The plan OF life
outlined in Looking Backward" has ap-
peared under various notifications at in
teryals through several centuries. The
work from which Bellamy is charged with
taking his plan had 10 wide circulation.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

R5Ss Dividend NOTICED flee % fthe Pacific
@~S Coast BoraX Company, San Francisco Janu-
airy 80, 1891. Al meeting OF the Board of Direc
tors Of the above-named Company, held this dav n
dividend (NO. Ia OF dollar (Sl) per share was
declared, payable WEDNESDAY, February 10
1892, at the office OF the company, No. $50 Mont
close February 8. 1892 at 3 O'Clock P. NJ
1a3l I'd ALTON II. CLOUGH, Secretary
Ee~S5S Dividend Notice Dividend No ~
G~S tFlty cents p eI share) OF the Oceanic Steam
ship Company VIII be payable nc the o1ice OF the
company, 81 Market St. on and after MONDAY
February /, 1892.
Transier-books VIII close MONDAY. January 26
1892 az O'Clock P. NJ.
Jazz TO feI Z. IL. SHELDON, Secretary.
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TARIFF REFORM.

The decision Of tie Ways and Means
Committee 10 attack tie tariff at points is
equivalent to a surrender of tariff reform as
q political issue. No law has ever existed
that might not be amended after trial with
brneft to the country. To strike here and
there is not, therefore, al attack upon the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-01

Edward castro. young man who lives In
Oakland. fell unconscious yesterday after
noon while riding on a Market-street cable
car. He was found to be suffering from a
fit, and after treatment in the Grand Hotel
drugstore he was taken to the Receiving
HOSPITAL.
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ga5 Montgomery street, near Clay. open until II
o'clock IT, NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: TO Market
street. near Kesruy open until - O'Clock midnight;
88q Hayes street. omen until $50 O'Clock; 6O3
larkiu street open until 80 O'CLOCK; % Mission
street. open until 9 O'Clock P NJ; and Il6 Ninth
street omen m .Il $40 T. N
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M. WInsIoM,s soothing sYrun"

Has been used fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children While teething with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child softens the gums
allays pain, wind collie regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teethinR other causes. For sale by drug
gists In every part OF the world. 30 sure and ask
for Mrs. Ninslows soothing Syrup. Twenty i've
cents a bottle
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AGENTS WANTED.

- ANTED-CITY AGENT LEADING INSUR
" ance company: only responsible we'll aC-
quainted parties need apply. ?. .. Box 2ZI7.I5 In
IS,ANTED-iN EVERY TOWN on TIE PACIFIC
" Coast, agents; live men make $50 week
Address a. b. Box 2. thIs oliice. iel9 Il
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DKEsSMNKERS.

IiNf.NN VI \ = tlItNs
I AIDES TAILOR SYSTEM: PATENTED,
Il easiest, best. courteouSiy shown; waist or Tin
tngS cut: lady attending; agents wanted Nouday
70 Thursday 10 70 8. General Manager SOP stock
ton ST. iaSl 7tk
|IRSI CLASS DRESS-MAKFK, JUST FROM
the East, would ike to go into a few families;
81 day; II no satisfaction no pay. Address r. L.,
Box SO. CALL ONCE ja26 &
nREsSMAKER-$2 PER DAY: GOOD FILTER
~ MRS, r. II. POND, 7lsIa Bush St jas Tyr
0OS TURK Sr.-STYLISH AND PERFECT FIT
OUOSutS made; s. so up:wOrG SUaraute IL. II 2m
MISSES CRTON, 5O2 MASON ST. NEAR POST;
W stylish dresSmakeT IT'S; we do work 10 please You
neatly quickly and IS your entire satis'aetoni Il
CUTS FROM 50 30 UP STYLISHIY DRAPEO.
~ ll9 Stockton st, doors from GearY. jal2 II
ITO FOLSOM ST. 80 STYLISH DRESS AND
Il ! ~ cloak making; children and misses suits A
specially; $3 upward; goods spoiled replaced; d.
guaranteed. lao RIM
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Frederick Douglass has recently secured
a place as clerk in the Agricultural Depart
ment Tor a relative Of his old master In the
days OF slavery. The lady was brought up
in extreme luxury, but has for ten years ex-
perenced great DriYatiOuS.
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HELP wANrED-coNTINUED.

TSTIlSTCTASS FARMER 3I5 SUTTER ST,
i above Grant ave, FRANCIS barber-shop. lt+
WANTED DISH-wAsHER AT IS PAGE
w street IT,
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surprise to buyers at SMITHS CASH STORE, 40
Alb Front st s +. Samples open for Inspection
and trial Purchases limited to cases OF any one
kind. Id0L Os
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THE many wonderful cures accomplished by
Il, obs Sarsaparlna, when other medicines had
failed, is sufficient proof that this preparation
possesses peculiar and superior curative powers.
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IA AkTED-A YOUNG AMERICAN TO DRIVE
w a delivery wagon: S35 month and found city
experience and references required. Address ap
nlicafinn A Il BOY Is this ONCE ~
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5~1 and a; NJ Stated meeting rms n
2%PAR ~ d aTGN Of 5e M Tss i at Xxx
It IT, H. JONES. sec
R~-57 San Francisco Chapter. MOL. a
W. Royal Arch Masons. meets THIS "a
EVENING for business; Z. NJ. and NJ +. NJ. * y
Degrees. All COMPANIONS in good standing W.
are invited. Ut H. 6. PRINCE Sec
- Hermann Lodge, No. I27, T. n
lS~7 aud a. NJ. - stated meeting THIS "a
DAY CMONDAY). Feb. l. 1892. at 1880 X Y
It IT. ~ /, SCHUMACHER, Sec
~ Funeral Notice - Austrian,
49, Benevolent Society - Officers and E1aeee2
members you are hereby notified to assem- Ss3assz
BILE at your hail. 4l3 Suffer street, on I UES X5trt5
DAY, February %. at 80 sharp to at StsS~0
tend the funeral OF our deceased brother VICENTE
'-'''. NJ. scANATICH, President
n. BoLLrNGER, Rec Sec fel u
~ Funeral Notice-Tu the Off. g.
H. GERS and members OF the Austrian ET1tlSs>4
Benevolent Society-You are hereby uoti- s3Ei5llts
fed TO assemble At your hall Alb suffer st., JF755
on MONDAY, February lst, at 1890 sharp. Fss'~
to attend the funeral OF deceased brother
'0''-' D''''N n. scASATIoH, Pres.
n. BoLLISGER, Sec. ja3l It
80 Toe Omcers and Members of No.
~ man Lodge, No. 1871, H. OF H., are hereby
notified 10 attend a special meeting on MONDAY.
Feb lst at O'Clock b. NJ, for the purpose OF at
tending the funeral OF our late brother f.
GEORGE W. HARLOW, Dictator.
J. CANS Reporter II
FF5zs Annual Meeting-The Regular Az
liz nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Car
rara Marble Quarry OF Amador Company will be
held at the Office OF the company, sos Battery ST.
San Francisco CAL on MONDAY the sth day OF
February. 1892, at the hour OF O'Clock p NJ. for
the purpose of eecting a Board OF Directors to
serve for the ensuing year. and the transaction OF
such other business may come before the meet
lug. Transfer books VIII close on SATURDAY,
February 8, 1892, at oClock P. NJ
CHARLES DONDERO Secretary
once: Room l. sos Battery ST., San Francisco
Cal la23 Moth &C
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sPII;ITU sI.4SH.

MRS. EVANS, SPIRITUAL HEALER. GUAR
VI antees 10 cure ali cases taken 10 Lafayette
street ta7 3m
nj RS. j. }. WHITNEY. CLAIRVOYANT. TEST
w medium and Thereafter. TURK ST aD25 tr
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IN THEINSTALLMENTP LAN-DRESS-GOO D3
~ silks, sealskins and SeaIette cOaks: also carp
furniture, lacecurtaiGs, blankets and fodjn g-bsds
at NJ. FRIEDMAN 81 CO.'S, 225 and $50 Stockton
81 Why pay ready money when YOU can buy JUS
as cheap BY making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly or Outhiy? An inspection OF our
stock s respe ttuiiy solicited; orders By mail Tor
goods or samples promptly attended TO Z23 and
go Stockton and % Post: open evenings Isl q
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SCIENTIFIC LADY TAILOR SYSTEM-PRO-
y FESSOR MALPAR will give free lessons in
dresS-cuttiug until February I'm; chart scale
machine used; can make your dresses while learn
Ing; lady in attend nee. SIS KeArny, Room 8 II u
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EOLDING BEDS-EXAAIINE OUR no. zoos;
4 mrrored. with large plate 1SN40; walnut, ok,
cherry ana 18th century: cash price elsewhere $50
our inStallment price reduced $40 country orders
packed, shipped free TO any depot. NJ. FRIEDMAN
& CO. 22S and $50 stockton ST., 257 Post cor
Stockton: open evenings delS II
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ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHINH
i anywhere at any time write to GEO. F. ROWELI
CO., 10 Spruce St, New York aul9 Iy
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ~
II the subject Of advertising wall do wei 10 obtain
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81; mailed, postage paid. receipt of price. con-
talnS careful compilation from tho Alnsrican
Newspaper Directory OF all the best paperg ana
class Journals gives the circu rating Of every
one and good deaf OF Information about rates All
olner matters pertaining TO the business of alyer-
Using. Address ROWELLS ADVERTISING air
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THE MORNING CALL
rrRIIrATION OFFICE

Has a larger circulation than any other
NEWSPAPER published in San Francisco.
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e q ON MORTGAGE; MONEY TO LOAN on
" notes or 2dmortgage Isaacs, All O'FarreL i2l "
MONEY TO LOAN ON SECOND MORTGAGE;
w mortgages bought. BAILEY, 7l9 Market 30 I'm
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT SEND
" your old gold and tewelry by mail to the old aad
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third St. san
francisco; Will send by return mail the cash; IL
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold BY
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ bSS keaTny ST., the only corporation that lends
Eoney on diamonds watches; low interest ocAse
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JAMES MCCONAHEY, CARPENTER AND
- builder, l22 Bodybuilding repairing attended;
store and Office fitting speciality. Teeph'e 342S ly
I LAWRENCE CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
- 6l0 Sacramento St cabinet WORK and httngup
efces promptly attended; telephone 300 mI6st
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- Occidental Lodge, No. %. y. a
49, aud 4. NJ. - Stated meeting THIS "a
CMONDAY) EVENING, Feb. lst, at 7 80 x "
O'Clock. by order Of the Master. W.