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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-19
JEREMIAH LYNCH.

Jeremiah Lynch, ltterateur and stock
broker, remembered Mr.. Sutro's "keen,
dark eyes" as the most prominent feature.
"He is con siderably under the medium
height" said Mr.. Lynch. with white side
whiskers and mustache and white hair.
The side whiskers are bunchy and thick.
Oh, yes; now that think of it remember
him quite well. He wears a light suit Of
clothes, large white. soft hat and carries
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PARIS M. KILBURN.

Paris Nj. KilburD. Surveyor of the Port,
SAID that Mr.. SutTo's face was rather round
aud Indicative OF strong character.
lie wears medium long side whiskers,"
SAID the Surveyor, mo mustache and a clean
shaven chin. His whiskers and the hair Of
bis head are gray.
don't remember quite about the eyes.
lie wears white sfouch hat and does not
carry cane. He is splendid looking old
gentleman and has quite a striking face,
with the Jewish cast Of features"
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JUDGE LAWLER.

Judge F. w. Lawler OF the Superior
bench had listened to Judge hunts de-
scription. 1t called to mind. he said, the
eyeglasses that Mr.. Sutro always wore.
81 think be weighs fully 200 pounds, il not
more than that. Above the average In
height, gray hair, gray mustache and gray
side whiskers. Wears large white soft
hat, and does not carry cane He has a
resolute determined look, and decidedly the
Jewish cast Of features"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-19

and whiskers are also white. lie Is stout
man. about the average height He carries
q cane and wears large soft white hat"
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MAURICE BRANDT.

Maurice Brandt, the tailor. has made
more than one suit of clothes for the owner
OF Sutro Heights and has known him very
wei Tor the last twenty-five years.
lie Is about half an inch below the
medium height" said Mr.. Brandt, "and has
gray or white side whiskers and mustache.
His hair is quite white His whiskers are
Deshy. His eyes are-are-well, now, l
iorset the color of his eyes, He wears
soft black hat and high black silk hat. He
carries q cane"
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notcarry cane. he wears a black frock
coat and a broad trimmed, light-colored soft
felt hat.
Yes; l know exactly how Adolph Sutro
looks, for see him very often. have seen
him thousand times" Mr.. Lloyd added
when l explained the purpose of getting his
description.
As to the color of his eyes Mr.. Lloyd
would not even venture a guess. While he
was positive as to the correctness of his
general appearance he could not remember
anything about his eyes.
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r. S. CHADBOURNE.

F. S. Chadbourne. the furniture manu-
factnrer, saw Adolph Sutro in his mind
adorned with a pair of Galway whiskers
and gray suit of clothes.
Mr.. Chadbourne admitted that he was
quite familiar with the manner and appear
ance Of MIR. Sutro. having seen him very
frequently.
He 10 fine looking old gentleman, wears
stiff hat does not carry a cane. and Is
tall and straight" said Mr.. Chadbourne.
II can hardly recall the color of his eyes
now that you ask me. His hair is gray,
almost white. and his whiskers of the same
coior."
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DR.. j. r. BOYSEN.

DR.. j. Thomas Boysen had not much d
fculty in recalling what he thought wa
correct picture of Adolrh Sutro.
HE is a tall man." began the doc,I
wears his whiskers, which are steel grj
like those of Emperor William. His mi
tache and the hair of his head are era
His eyes are black. | don't rememb b
whether he carries a cane. His hat Is
light-colored, large-rimmed soft felt"
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WILLIAM c. LITTLE.

William c. Little is the private secretary
OF Adolph Sutro, and sees and talks with
him daily. They occupy the same room in
the little Office on the second floor of the
Montgomery block and see q great deal Of
each other.
Mr.. Little's description, as might be- ex-
pected, was accurate in nearly every detail
yet he forgot the nearly bald spot and could
not remember the color OF his eyes at all
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JUDGE SANDERSON.

Judge Austin A. Sanderson OF the Su-
perior Court was not quite certain about
Mr.. Sutro's eyes, but rather inclined to the
belief that they were very dark. In fact,
when he came to think OF his other chsrac-
teristies. Judge Sanderson became almost
certain that the eyes were dark.
Above the average height a little. A
stout. well-buiit man; gray side-whisksrs
and mustache and gray hair Weighs
pretty near 200 pounds. should think. L
don't remember whether he carries cane
or not"
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c. A. rIURDOCK.

HE Is tall. straight man, above the
medium height" said G. A. Murdoch, the
printer. He has white side whiskers and
has hair is of the same hue His hair and
whiskers are thick. and the latter quite
bushy.
His eyes are gray. he does not carry-a
cane. His mustache is white, like MS
whiskers, and his whole appearance is most
striking. He wears a white soft felt hat"
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CAPTAIN LEES.

"He wears his whiskers 10 the Burnside
fashion" said Isaiah w. Lees. Captain of
Detectives. "The whiskers are large and
long and cut out little at the chin. He Is
massive in build, has little stoop of the
shoulders, is strong, vigorous-looking
man, and is quite active for his age.
HE weighs about 200 pounds, is feet
10h or IL inches in height, and wears a
black or drab soft felt hat. He does not
carry a cane. His eyes are between blue
and brown, Tam not just certain about
them.
''His wbiskers, hair, and mustaehe are
gray, and so are his eyebrows, which are
quite heavy. lie has decidedly the Jewish
cast of countenance and is quite striking
figure"
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DR.. w. r. McNUTT..

quite curious. those things are" said DR..
w. +. McNutt, when 1t was explained why
bis description was wanted. "Yes; they're
curious and interesting. Well, / fancy
know Mr.. Sutro about as we'll as most men.
I'm not his physician. for he's man who
has no use for the doctor, but he sends 9TH
ers In his household or employ TO me when
sick.
His hair and mustache The same hue. His
eyes don't remember we'll enough to de-
scribe. can't recall whether he carries =
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S. w. HOLIDAY.

"Mr. Sutro is above the medium height"
said Samuel w. Holiday, the attorney.
His hair is white. and so are his bushy
side whiskers and heavy mustache. lie is
shaved clean on the chin and throat.
His hair is plentiful where it does grow,
but | don't remember whether there is q
bald spot on his head or not.
He does not carry a cane and wears o
large-rimmed white soft hat.
II can't remember the color of his eyes"
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COLONEL ANDREWS.

lie reminds me of great grizzly BEAR"
SAID a. Andrews, the jeweler, laughingiy.
he doesn't carry cane, is good-sized,
rather above the medium height and wears
q large white hat. l remember him per-
fectly.
HIS whiskers? Yes; long side whiskers,
winch are white. His mustache is white
and so is the hair Of his head. His eyes are
blue face that shows great mental and
ply steal strength"
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POSTMASTER BACKUS.

Samuel W. Backns, Postmaster made two
mistakes in his description. He gave Mr..
Sutro a white mustache and brown eyes.
AS to the eyes, however. Mr. Backus was
not quite certain, but after considerable
reflection credited him with brown eyes.
"a broad white soft hat, white side
vhiskers. white hair. Hair AMI whiskers
thick and plentiful. A little stoop-sho ul-
dered. keen, piercing look; altogether a
striking man."
As TO the cane-weIl-Mr. Backus was not
certain about that, but inclined to the belief
that he did not carry a walk ing-stick.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEw YORK. VA PANAMA
Steamers Will sail at the 5th. x-.7s
18th and 2bth or each month calling az ef5E5E
various ports of Mexico and Central America
Though line safilngS-N0Yember 25th So San
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WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS Ar NOON 18TH OF EACH
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ehr Juan del Sur and Punta ArenaG
way line flng-NOyember 18th, at - O'CLOCK
noon, Sc. AcspuIco
When the regular sailing date falls on sunday.
steamers win be dispatched the following Monday.
NINA Ne
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HoNG-KOy1
Connecting &C Yokohama with steamers t,e
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Cry of kio de Jsneirc. Saturday Ia" at 8 r NJ
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For Freight or Passage apply st the ofasa sarax
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Branch 0fice-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent.
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SHERIFF LAUMEISTER,

II think he is very good man." said
Sheriff Charles 5. Laumeister, "and I'm
sure he looks it. Yes; 1 know him very
well and have seen him very often. He Is
most pleasing in address, above the average
height, l should think. don't remember
just bow he wears his whiskers."
what is the color of his hair and whis-
kers?" was asked.
well. now, do you know. when i come
to think of it L can't remember that either.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-19

The Six Towns Times is the suphonious
name of a new local paper in Maine.
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JUDGE HUNT.

John Hunt Jr., Judge of the Superior
Court was the first person interviewed who
spoke of eyeglasses.
Il remember them very WELL" said the
Judge. he invariably wears pair of gold
trimmed eyeglasses. His eyes are not dark,
though l could hardly give their color He
wears gray side whiskers, what we call
mutton-ehops. They are full and bushy.
Above the medium height and weighs about
100 pounds. He wears a large white hat
and does not. think. carry a cane"
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PRINTER NEyIN.

c. w. Nevin, the printer, had little diff.
Guilty In bringing up the mental picture of
Adolph Sutro, but he was just trife off in
his description.
His whiskers and hair are white" he
said. HE wears a full beard trimmed
rather short and has a gray mustache. He
has quiet look, as though unobtrusiye in
his ways. l don't remember the color Of
his eyes. He wears q big white SLOUGH
hat and carries a cane. He is above the
medium height, about o feet inches, ]
should saw"
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MAY0R-ELECT ELLERT.

HE looks like pice, kindly old gentle
man." said l.. r.. Ebert. the Mayor-elect.
He is above the medium height, wears
long black and gray side whiskers and mus
tache. l am not quite sure about the color
Of the eyes, and as to the cane-why-he-
well. l really don't know about the cane.
His hair is gray and black, like his
whiskers. He's handsome, rather quiet,
Observation-Disclosures old man. though there
whole lot Of frmness hidden away in his
face"
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JOSEPH q. EASTLAND.

NE has a striking figure" said Joseph
G. Eastland. "He is tall, wears full gray
beard, and is very handsome man.
Sometimes he carries a cane. don't
remember the color OF his eyes. He wears
large white hat. / remember his gray
beard; II is quite handsome aud becoming
His hair is quite gray and his mustache
about the same color as his beard.
He carries a cane sometimes, think"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-19
AN APPROPRIATION.
How One Was Obtained for the
Worlds Fair Commission.

cisco Board of Worlds Fair Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon in the Chamber of
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"A. D. SHARON.

A. d. Sharon, the capitalist, was not at
all backward in describing one he knew so
well as Adolph Sutro.
he is a tall, straight man." said Mr..
Sharon, "who wears black SLOUGH hat.
ana wears his hair long and thick, and has
IL what we call boxcut. That's an old, old
IashI0n, but my friend Sutro still holds to
H. bis whiskers are gray. He has gray
10 ustacne. His hair is gray also. His eyes
are olack OF dark brown. He is COM
looking"
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What He actually Looks Like.

No; nor his eyes either, though could have
sworn that knew him very we'll"
About the cane Sheriff LaGmeister was
more positive.
He does not carry a cane" he was sure
OF this. Yes; he wears big white felt
hat, remember that also"
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ATLANTIC AND PA IFIG RAILROAD.

SANTA FE ROUTE.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT SAN FRAN
L cisco (Market-street Ferry):
b bs1EE NOVEMBER l, 1892. n bsntF4
$50 p Fast Express via Mojsye............ 9:l5
800 A. Atlantic Express via Los Angeles s:45
Ticket Offce-650 Market street, Chronicls Build
ing. S. r. W. A. BiSSELL.
lSlf General PASSENGER Agent
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stout, fine-looking old fellow with gray side
whlskefs ana gray hair. lie has no mus
tache. His whiskers are not very long. He
does not carry a cane and he wears black
SLOUGH hat, one of those soft broad-rlmmed
kind.
Yes. indeed, every old-timer knows how
Adolph Sutro looks"
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GENERAL SHEEHAN.

John F. Sheehan, Register United States
Land Office, had not seen Mr.. Sutro for
two or three months. he confessed, but be-
fore then had seen him quite frequently and
knew him WELL
He remembered him without hesitsncy es
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man with full gray beard and gray mus
tache. A very tall man, though not entirely
straight, with hair inclined TO be gray. He
usually carried cane and always wore
large white felt hat
MIR. Sheehan did not remember the color
of the ewes
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Tough Times in Alaska.

The white and native inhabitants OF the
cast towns and villages OF Alaska are GO
ing to have hard time of it this winter.
A. Lascy, who lately arrived from that
country, states that many will be reduced to
starvation's straits.
These people relied principally for their
livelihood upon the earnings of their labor
at the canneries during the open season.
This year, however, only few of the carr
neries were in operation on account of the
combine among salmon-paekers TO reduce
the output In order to force up prices.
The result is that not more than two
thirds of the force usually employed found
work in Alaska during the past summer.
The Six Towns Times is the suphonious
If mo- nv in
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w. A. RALSTON.

William A. Ralston, the Deputy APP
praiser, thought Mr.. Sutro was of medium
height, was not certain about the eyes, but
remembered that he wore high side whiskers.
Another thing he remembered was, he
said. that Mr.. Sutro always wore his coat
unbuttoned, except as 10 the last button.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-19
A Runaway Girl caucht

Jennie Boyd, a frightened gill Of Is, ran
away from her home in San Rafael and
came TO this city. She tried to engage a
room on Eddy street yesterday, but the
landlady called in Policeman Hartley, who
arrested her. The girl will be detained in
the City Prison Hospital until her parents
come after her.
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FOR PORTLAND &AsToRIa, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Se
Ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST %SGE2
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dis patch from Spear
street wharf, at 10 NJ for the above ports one OF
their Al iron steamships viz:
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Nov. !, 3. 20, Dec. z. IS, 81.
oREGoN-Sept 50. Oct. IL. "a, Nov 5, IL. 20.
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Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacia,
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WASHINGTON, British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho,
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming Yellowstone
Park and all points east aud south and to Europe.
Fare TO Portland-CaGin, $l6; steerase, IS; round
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Ticket onfces-l Montgomery street and Palace
Botel, New Montgomery street.
Ere ight ONCE 200 California street.
G00DALL, PERKINS & Co., Supt. Ocean Line
1tf 10 Market sire eft San Francisco
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REUBEN LLOYD.

Reuben Lloyd, the attorney, gave his
description unhesitatingly.
'Gray hair. gray side whiskers, bushy,
but not very long, Weighs about $50 pounds
and is about feet inches in height. Long,
prominent nose. A heavy. firmly set man,
and altogether striking figure. He does
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LAWYER SUDDEN.

''Ob. yes, / know Mr.. Sutro; have seen
him many times" said the unsuspecting
lawyer, Otto tum SUDDEN.
He has extremely long side whiskers.
which curl tightly and are well combed and
kept He has a white mustache. His hair
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINw ALL Re<4
- fortnighty for the West Indies and xskT&R
Southampton, calling route at Cherbourg,
France and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through BILLS of Lading. In connection with the
Pacific Mall SIS Co, issued for freight and treasure
to direct ports in Engl land and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO plymouth,
Cherbourg, Southampton. Firstclass, $19o; third
eiass &S7 CO. For further particulars apply to
tt PARRoTT 4 CO., Agents. 900 Caiiforniask
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As Seen by Mr.. Rolston.

1t was a black Prince Albert and drawn to-
gether only by the last button.
rsia as s are gray ana his P paiL ana
He has strong Jewish face. quite strik-
ing. and good-lOoking. / should say. He
wears a white SLOUGH hat and carries a
cane"
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GEORGE MOSS.

George Moss is Mr.. sa,ro's librarian and
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sveral years. he said, bu, remembered him

several years, ne said, but remembered hlm
WELL
He Is above the average in height" said
Mr.. Terrell, "weil built, strong and hearty.
His hair and side WHISPERS are quite white,
while bis mustache is ron-gray. His eyes
are sort OF buish-gray, and bis hair and
WHISPERS are bushy though not long, He
wears white large felt hat and does not
carry n c4nev
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COMPasNIE eENeRALe
! II A N $ A t L A n TIC U 4

IL A y y n L L. A L @ e
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this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomfort of crossing the channel 10 a small
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BE For further particulars apply TO
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NO Bowling Green. New York.
y. f. FUGAzI q CO., Agents. Montgo emery ave,
San Francisco. =
Branch once. 10 Montgomery street ausI Il
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CHIEF SCANNELL.

"Why. that's a clever idea," said David
Scannell, Chief of the Fire Department.
what will the papers do uext?"
"Of course / know AdOlph Sutro; big,
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iSfuAaOtC uNEot IN 81. 4Ls~1l
was granted on dispositions obtained BY
Davis In the East
The charges for obtaining the decree re.
NAMED unsatsfied TO the amount Of S35.
and for this Mattson was sued and ordered
to pay on October 81.
mere were also costs, IS a Sheriff had
seized some OF his coupons and sold them,
the fuli amount due being about SEQ.
Yesterday, when told, he obedieurly went
through his pockets and found SO 60. This
the examining attorneys endeavored to at
tach, but his own attorney claimed that the
money was required for ''necessares of
lie" Tor his client and his wife, he having
married again since his divorce.
This proceeding is for lawyers fee"
SAID MS Honor, and hardly think lawyers
can be deemed necessaries of life, so will
not order the money delivered to the
Sheriff."
Then an attempt was made to get Matt
sons watrh and chain, but the debtor said
ne had left them on the bureau at home
ana, moreover. that they didn't belong to
him, anyway.
a hurried consultation was held by the
prosecution whether it was worth while to
attach a SILK hat and heavy cane carried
Dy the defendant, but finally the case went
Madison asserts that his father is secretary
70 theJGovernor of Illinois. He previously
tIleu the theatrical profession and was
stranded with troupe at Lvcrmore.
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IN ITS MOST ACUTE foRks CURED.

Mr.. Lyman Crawford, Proprietor of the
Popular Crawford Pharmacy" of Spring
field, Massachusetts. writes:
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M. J. FERRELL.

Perhaps the best description given was
that by NJ. j. Terrell, ex-State Senator of
Nevada. He had not seen Mr.. Sutro for
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GuNARD LINE.

New York To Liverpool. via Queenstown.
from Pier 40. North River.
FAST Ell RESS MAIL SERVICE
Umbris, Dec. 3. 200 AN lGallia, Doc "a, 500 AM
Aurania. Dec. 10, 10 AM Umbria, Dec. 81. 100 PM
Etruria Dec IL. 2:10 Pm BoIhaa. Jan. T. 800 AM
Cabin passage. $50 and upward; second cabin,
$35. Steeragc tickets TO and from all parts of
Europe at very low rates. For freight aud passage
apply at company ofrce,4 Bowling Green, SewYork
VERNON Fl. BROWN & Co, General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS DIMOND * CO.,
iy27 TuThSa AGENTS san francisco.
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cane. He Is about 5 feet inches tall, stout
apd well built. He wears a white soft
wide-rimmed hat"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REMEMBER!


January 1st, otherwise we would not
make the sacrifice of prices. We have
now left only the finest goods, but we
realize that to turn them into cash we
must give real barg gains, and that we
are doing.