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BLAINE WITHDEAWs.

TIE letter Cf Mr. Blaine to Mr.. ClarksOn
leaves n1 doubt Of the determination Of the
former 70 Withdraw his name from the list
@. Pres. Dental aspirants. The situation
does mt require any c0ncealment Of Mr..
DANES purpose t. be q candidate if such
purpose we're entertained. The idea thrown
CIT hy the New York Times that MI Blaine
accepted the Office Of Secretary Of State
" .tE an uuders landing that he should not
stand ID The way of his official superior in
1872 is not complimentary either TO Mr..
Blaine or to Nj Harris n. The we'll
known fact that Mr.. Blaine might have
named himself in 1883 10 place Of Harrison
E0ulI render any such understanding ride
U..us. 1t might as well be asserted that
1lr. Diane entered tie Cabinet with a dis
tuct understanding that his subordinate
Official position should not be construed as
reason why lie should not aspire to the first
place at the next election. There has been
a very general expression Of opinion that
there is not tine between this date and the
date fixed for tire Republican National Con-
veI-lol 10 bring forward any other candi-
date than Harrison. This opinion is not
sustained by a review Of national COnYen-
tons Of either uarty. The sO-called dark
l0l-es" lave been almost uniformly sue
CessfaL General Garfield was a dark
horse tn 1850 yet he was nominated and
elected Opposed to him was man with
out rrlI5ach, who had been talked Of as
Tie Democratic candidate ever since the
close Of the war. Up to the meeting Of the
convention In 1850 10 one dreamed that
Garfield would BE named in the conven-
ton. Eut when the convention met Mr..
Blaine found him the most available as
TiIant with which 10 break the almost in
vuc.Oie Grant guard under the leadership
Of Roscoe C0nklng. At tile present time
there does not appear to be any necessity Of
searching the woods for new man. Har-
Tisln's administration is so generally ac-
ceprab'e that his ability to command the
full vote Of his party is not questioned II
tie Republicans are strong enough to elect
a Pres denr, they are strong enough to elect
Harrison. Butthere is a considerable ele-
ment Of doubt If the Republicans, or the
voters classified as Republicans in recent
elections, are strong enough to elect
FTes dent To elect, they must carry all
the States usually claimed as Republican
which in 1890 went over to the opposition.
Among these are Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Connecticut, Rhode
Island, New Hampshire and Massachusetts,.
Every one Of these States must be carried
for the Republican ticket in 1892 to insure
success. But these, with the States consid-
cred certain for the Republicans, are not
sufficient The Republicans must carry
either Indiana or New York, both doubtful
States in 1883, in addition 10 every one of
the States that put themselves in the doubt
ful column in 1880 This may be done with
President Harrison as Il candidate, and it
may be thought necessary to nominate a
man y no viii hold the present Republican
vote while bringing back to the party voters
who expressed their dissatisfaction with its
policy In 1870
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OUR TIMBER LANDS.

Complaint is made that large tracts Of
redwood timber lands are passing into the
possession Of foreign companies in order
that their products may be shipped TO the
Eastern States and to Europe. Iii further
said that large areas Of forests have been
fraudulently entered. OF course it is not
desirable that the Coast lands should be de-
nuded of timber to tie injury Of the State ::
therefore, our citizens Will discourage their
entry when sold ia large tracts to specula-
tors. If entered by individuals IN small
divisions the timber will not be at once
taken of and sold, but settlers VIII protect
il. A similar question exists relative to
mountain lands where gold is found. Com
panies have set mp claims to large tracts Of
Government lands where the finest timber
ab0unds, which are intended 10 be denuded
Of soil as well as CT timber. These lands
are, in some Instances, claimed by foreign
companies. No person objects TO a proper
system Of mining, but the Government
should see that the timber is not uselessly
destroyed. aad that the workings are not
permitted 20 Gl ND the nayigable streams,
or the bay Of san Francisco.
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KILLED BY THE TRAIN.
The Verdict Of the COrOner's Jury
in the Ide Case.

A jury was impaneled yesterday by Coro-
ner Garw0Od TO inquire into the circum-
stances attending the death OF George w.
Ide, aged 90 years. who was run over and
killed by Belt railroad train on the water
front shortly after midnight on Saturday.
The only additional facts Of pertinence in
troduced were in the evidence Of Henry
Buscher, proprietor Of the Chicago Hotel.
DID, Pacific street, who testified that Ide had
worked for him as porter for two years
that he left him seven months ago TO work
on ranch; that he returned to the hotel on
Saturday under the influence of liquor, and
lett there at 10 o'clock on Saturday night
while intoxicated.
The statements Of the engineer of the
train. +. X. Barto, and the train-hands. as
already published, were reported, and Il.
Il. Williams. who made the autopsy. testi-
fed that death was due to the shock ide re-
celved through his Injuries, and that death
was, most probably, instantaneous.
A verdict was returned th3t Ide was killed
by being run over by the train, while under
the influence Of liquor, and generating the
engineer from all blame.
Was lie Dead when Run Over?
The State Board Of Harbor Commission
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STEPS DowN AND OUT.

Governor Thayer has done a wise thing In
inviting Governor Boyd to take possession
Of the Executive chair Of Nebraska There
was no harm in testing the question of
Boyd's eligibility, but the decision of the
Supreme Court in Boyd's favor relieved
Governor Thayer from responsibility on
that score. There viii probably be parallels
ci Boyd'5 case. a good many foreigners
coming to this country with children have
declared their intention to become citizens
and have failed to conform to the full
requirements Of tie naturalization law.
Whether q son Of father who thus fails TO
complete his title 10 citizenship becomes a
citizen by virtue Of his fathers declaration
Of Intention is the point in contention. The
court found no record TO show that BOyd's
father took out his second papers, but it
declared Boyd a citizen. The general law
making residents Of the Territory of Ne
braska citizens when it should become a
State does not seem from the synopsis Of
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NO REDUCTION.
LitchfieId's Ice Schedule Raises
Local Rates.
The State Commission Railroaded Through
the Revised Tariff Made at Fourth and
Townsend Streets.

At meeting of the State Board of Rail-
road Commissioners yesterday. Litchfeld's
ice tariff, recently revised at Fourth and
Townsend streets, was adopted. The board
met half an hour earlier than usual, In order
that the new sheet might be adopted in
star-chamber session, and before any OBJ
lection could be raised on the part Of Mr..
Sheath or others interested. 1t happened
this way:
The usual time of meeting is II 80 A. NJ.
Yesterday the Commissioners, by some
strange coincidence, came together at 30.
and exactly at II o'clock the Chairman
called the board to order. On motion of
Litchlield, the reading Of the minutes was
dispensed with. The Commissioner from
San Francisco then threw paper on the
table, saying:
This IS my revised ice tariff. move its
adoption.
Second the notion" said Commissioner
Beckman.
Commissioner Rea objected. "We have
no right to take action in this matter" said
he, until Mr.. Sheath Of the Ice Consumers
Company. who made the complaint is pres
ent. He Will be here in a few moments
Besides, | have not seen this new tariff, and
cannot vote for its adoption until have
looked it over"
THREE MONTHS AT THIS RATE.
eve sent you a copy" suggested Beck
man, IF you have neglected to inspect the
same it is not our fault"
Yes" chmed in Litchfeld, 81 can't
furnish brains for the whole board. / have
Deen three months at this rate sheet and I
want it adopted. The reduction is a sub
stantial one, amounting to about 200 per
cent. and Mr.. Sheath Will be much pleased
when he sees it,"
Bea voted aye and the new schedule
was adopted. ItIs esgned simply as a guide
for the railroad cOmpay from which TO re-
wise It's present tariff Following S the rate
ordered for a number Of points these giving
an idea of the general rate ordered The
revision simply applies to shipments from
san Francisco; the rate is understood to
apply only to shipments by the ton in car
load lots:
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70 MORE BUSINESS on HAND.

There being no more business TO come be-
fore the board it adjourned and Messrs.
II.Chtield and Beckman went out Of the
building at high rate of speed. In a few
minutes Mr. Sheath made his appearance.
accompanied by Manager Leeds OF the
Traffic Association.
what, adjourned alrcadv?" asked the
ice man, IN evident disappointment.
Commissioner Eea had not left his seat,
and 20 him the newcomers turned for an
explanation, but be had none TO make.
Adjourned" was all he could say, passing
Mr.. Sheath a copy of Litchtield's note sheet
with a significant wink al Mr. Leeds. Mr..
Sheath took tie schedule, read 1t over care
fully and then raised his voice in loud
wall.
look at it," he exclaimed, turning
upon Rea; "look at this piece Of 5. =.
j5b6ery." The present rate on ice from
san Francisco to Santa Cruz is now
s. 80. and by the new schedule it is
raised to s. -. How is thar. Mr.. Rea ,"
again demanded Mr. Sheath. 'Is this re-
duciIou?"
"On, l don't know" replied Rea, TASK
Litchield."
Let's 90 home" said Mr.. Leeds, and
then the conference broke up.
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PERSONS or roEEIGN BIRTH.

Most Of our citizens know that in several
States Of the Union persons have been per
mitted to vote at elections who were not citi-
zens, Some Of the States permit aliens to
vote, while in others they are restricted
from voting. Again, in States where the
laws forbid the reception of votes from per
sons Of foreign birth unless they have been
naturalized, 1t is difficult in thousands Of
instances to determine, without considerable
trouble, who are or who are not entitled to
vote. In the case which has just arisen in
Nebraska, the election Of Governor had to
he referred to the courts In California, a
few years ago, it was made manifest that a
person who was neither native born nor
naturalized citizen held the Office Of Mayor.
Iu new States it is difficult to determine in
ali cases who are citizens. for voters cannot
be made to show where they were born.
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"NoNE 80 BLIND," ETC.

a free-trade paper argues that because
sugar costs less than it did before the duty
was taken off the consumers Of sugar will
conclude to cheaper other articles OF COM
mon use in the same way. l. is singular
that lree-traders connot perceive the differ
ence between the removal of duties on
articles we necessarily import and on ar
ticIes we can produce at home. In the one
case the amount Of the duties is necessarily
added to the cost TO the consumer while in
the other home competition often reduces
the cost very nearly to the foreign cost and
much below the foreign cost with duties
added
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ers has decided to defend Engineer Barto
and Fireman Cluce against the charge of
man Slaughter for having run over George
w lie on Saturday night with an engine
on tie belt railroad. 1t is claimed that Ide
was dead at the time, and that the flow of
blood from the amputated limb was very
small; also that there was no pulsation.
Superintendent SaXton asserts that the
body was cold when picked up and that
Ide must have been dead two or three hours
before the engine passed over him.
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San Jose,s Chinese TronhIe.

a motion to set aside the decree in the
case Of Quen Hing Tong against the city of
SanIJose was heard and submitted yester-
day in the United States Circuit Court.
Quen Hing Tong rented some houses in
Chinese suburb to San Jose.
Owing to repeated police raids Quen's prop
erty, so he says. decreased in value. and he
applied Tor an injunction. This Judge Saw
yer awarded, and The city OF San Jose moved
To sci the decree aside
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Several months since, George Paine of
England arrived in the city with ferments
which he claimed would assure various
bouquets to wine. These he distributed
free among the vticulturists, who have
used them in several counties. Already
Secretary Scott OF tie State Viticutural
Society has received eight letters from wine
growers in Santa Clara, Fresno. Sonoma,
NIpa and Alameda counties saying they
are pleased with the success of the feTments,
which they used before racking. Further
results are eXpected in the rackinp
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"A HALERS AND GREEN HANDS; BLACK
W smith and carpenters. 3l3 Pacific st, de4 II
MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE TROUBLED
vi with dyspepsia wanted 10 eat Caimanna, sure
cure for ali stomach troubles; 112-b box for 81; 8
for So ASK druggist OF grocer Depot Manhattan
Rood Co. 623 Howard St nOZ2 3m
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Dividend NOTICES.

I-EP Dividend Noticc-U. O. Il. III. In
1r~S dependent Red Men Hall Association. The
shareholders are hereby notified that at a meeting
OF the Board az Directors held February 2. 1892,
dividend OF 40 cents per share was declared. pay
able on WEDNESDAY,, February 10th, at O'Clock
T. N. AT the Red Mems Hat $40 Bush ST.
c. b. RODE, President.
-. II. EOCRNANN. Secretary. feS 81
E57 Dividend Notice-Of flee ofthe Pacific
lE~S Coast BoraN Company, san Francisco JauU-
airy 50. 1891. At meeting o. the Board OF Dlrec-
tors of the abOYe-named Company. held this day.
dividend (No. l4l OF one dollar 81 per share
declared, payable WEDNESDAY, February 10.
1892, at the ONCE OF the company, 20 go Mont
somery ST., Rooms y and - Transfer books viii
close February 3. 1892, at O'Clock n.
lsfl "a ALTON ~. CLOJGH. Secretary.
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ID ESPECTABLE WOMAN PROTESTANT)
IL wishes situa lion do general work small family:
where have girl; no objection country. Apply
40 sixth ST.. Room / 2. ite
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Y DUNG MAN BETWEEN 16 AND 20 TO WORK
in kitchen and wait at table chOp-house; good
home. 2Ol2 Fillmore ST. it,
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In reply to a petition by the widow OF
John Doyle Judge C0fey has directed Ed
ward Fay, the surviving partner of Mrs.
D0yie's husband, to render an account of
MS receipts since Doyle's death.
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rolls best Point Reyes fresh butter..-.-.-..- 1 "a
Now is your time to get good goods cheap III
ROBINSON q KNOX'S, 1910 and 1912 Market ST.,
cor Rose ave, and 900 Valencia ST., cor twentieth
street f07 SuTuTh
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NJ oNEY LOANED on ARTICLES: EVERY D :
4u scriptiOn OF collateral; OLD gold AMI 5.5ar
Bought COLEMAN'S. 81 Sd St. san Francisco mSl
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the decision received here to have been re-
lied upon to establish the fact Of Boyd'S
niI-Zn1..hin
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Several creditors Of J. b. Francis. late
proprietor of the Temple" a variety the
alter on Turk street, have petitioned the Su-
perior Court TO declare him an insolvent.
They are all performers 20 whom Francis
owes salaries. The creditors and the sums
due are: Thomas w. Sterling, S27; Steen &
Mongrenni, SI57 81; Nora Martin. 500 30 :;
Flora Hastings, S17; Fred wilkins. So 30 !;
Lille Wardell, $40; Hermann A. Pollak,
S2l 80; Albert Rose s. 30, and William
uenrY, S. 30.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

POSITION WANTED IN WHOLESALE HOUSE.
l. or hotel. by married man; is good carpenter and
cabinet maker: understands poi shing; in fact,
hrst-class handy man strictly sober and attentive
to business; II years references from last employ
ers; furnish bonds from 500 to $1,000 if re-
CURED. Address j. L., CALL Branch once. 1l6
Ninth 3t%
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THE Palace salt Water TUB and Swimming,
7I3 Filbeu street. ase now open for the season..
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TIE MORNING CALL


Has q larger circulation than any other
.newsraper published in San Francisco
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THE Springfield, OHIO. News says: at may be
said to be without competition, so individual
Wecuiiarl and alone is Hoods Sarsaparua in all
that is claimed for it, Sold by druggists
A%GosTURA BITTFHa, the celebrated appetizer
OF exquisite flavor is used an over the world Dr. J.
G.. y. Siegcrt a Sons sole manufacturers
FzTrA mince pies. swA1s's. 2I8 Suffer street.
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WINTEK KESnnTs.

-
II ESCORTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF TIE
racine Coast. with rates, location. etc. puo-
ilSneI IA me Hotel Guide, loo pages For sale by
neNsdealeTS, or send 25e Ia stamps 10 W NJ par.
TEkSoN publisher, $40 Post 81. 5 +. mrIu
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"a ANTED- BUSINESS WOMAN IN FLOWER
w store; must have experience. 2GG7 Fillmore
fa7
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Z WOOD-CHOPPERS FOR A MINE; PINE WOOD:
- see boss here. X. I. WARD q CO., 60S ana 6lO
CIaY
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MALE HELP WANTED.

HEAD WAITER FOR A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL,
IL see boss here; hotel walters, $50; boy to tend
bar $50 and found; hotel COOKS. $40 and $50 2
farmers, S26; labOTer5, S26 and $50, city work
carpenter who understands farming, $3.50 per year
and found, for Catholic institution in Montana,
fare returned X. I. WARD ~ CO., 60S and 6lO
CLAY ST
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w ANTED-COOK AND DISH-wASHER FOR
w same country hotel $40 and $40; cook Ger
man boarding-h0use, $40: restaurant COOK, $50:
waiter, $50; dIsh-washer. $lj; butler, $40; Job
bling gardener, 81 a day etc. DELORME AN
DIRE, $50 Suffer ST. IT
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Ii tory. 4I2 Market st. fe6 ~"
GIRLS, IF YOU WANT YOUR DRESSE SMADE
" frst-clasS and at reasonable rates call on MRS.
BROWN, 633 Geary st. ta2O In
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EOUND-THE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
j Instruments in the State; low prices. ra-SB
stock satisfaction guaranteed. Pioneer Music sore
C. {. hEENE f. Third st. cor. Market. Roll c.
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NOTICE!

-gH-naE........ .FEBECAEY @. 1892
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PERSONALS.

Ali LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
n female specialfst MRS. DIR. GWYER 3lllh
Hyde ST.; a private home for patients, with every
comfort JAZZ tt
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ALL GROUND SPORT.
Jim COrbett Will Soon Return
to This City.
The Past;me and Pac fc Clpbs to Give Set
to Nights" This Month-R7ss, the Oars
man, Takes to the Sword.

Harry Corbett received a letter from his
brother Jim" yesterday, saying that he
was very much disappointed because
Charley Mitchell had concluded not to meet
him in siX-round go in New York. Cor
bett has engaged the Madison-SQuare Gar
den for the 20ih Of the month. and will issue
a challenge to meet any man in this country
on that evening for six rounds. He Is eX-
pected in this city on the 1st proX.
Jim Hail. the Australian. failed to knock
out Mike Boden in four rounds with four
ounce gloves at Chicago on the 1st inst
Two thousand people witnessed The bout.
Boden was badly punished, but ne remained
on deck aud wen the money.
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n EAT GERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO
~ do general homework; wages $25. Call 1909
Stockton ST., Room l. fe7 3tF
NORTH GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION,
~ upstairs work and sewing Call l50l Fols0mo 80
COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES a FEW
y more engagements by the day or take work
home. 222 Eddy ST. fe7 3t%
VA ANTED-BY A COMPETENT YOUNG LADY,
w position at shorthand ana type-wrIting d. C.,
Box 20. this Office fe2 IT
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AtFr4N > N IN TED.
w ANTED-AGE&TS; ENERGETIC MEN WHO
W are already travelling statesmen to carry our
small iUbricatiug oil samples and sell other mill
supplies as a side line; name references and terri
tory. MILLER OIL CO, indianapolis. Ind 1t
I ADG OR GENTLEMAN IN COUNTRY CAN
~ make money easy; must b6 persevering Adj
dress 70 Flood Building, san Francisco. fec SIS
"A ANTED-CITY AGENT LEADING INSUR
W ance company; Only responsible well &C
quainted parties need apply. ?. q. Box 22l7.15 In
w ANTED-IN EVERY TOWN ON THE PACIFIC
W Coast, agents; live can make $40 n week.
Address A. b.. Box ., this Office. ieletf
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). N00NAN. IOI7la.2IlO28 MissIOn St. 49,

7 ARGE STOCK TRIMMED HATS AND MIL
l. linery trimmings aU a sacrifice. MRS H.
JONES, l 204 x l20S Stockton, and 1000 Fillmore.
lal1 I'm
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TAILORS WANTED-DO YOU INTEND TO SIT
/ on the bench all your life? Why not learn cut
ring? Two Of the best systems in the world to
select from. write call for particulars San Fran
cisco Cutting School 20 o'Farrell ST., j. II. LoGUE
Manager las I'm
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REAUTY-THE COMPLEXION IS BEAUTY'S
II chief charm. Ladies, why have wrinkles, plm-
pies and sailOwneSs II you place yourself under
my treatment / VIII remove every trace OF them
and make your complexion perfect. Ny remedies
are harmless and viii keep the complexion IN youth
tul beauty. Ladies can my preparations at horne
with perfect success. NkS. r. L. FULTON. 422
Post ,r.59
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THE ONLY FORTUNETELLER N THIS COUN-
L try has returned TO san Francisco for n short
time she tells you what yOu do not know; she tells
you what you want 10 know; she viii not guess sc
anything but give you facts: see her Yourself and
Won VIII send your friends. 100 SiNth- 81 iaol -
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" SILKS, seas6Ins and SeaIette Cloaks; also Carp--A
furniture lacecuTt3iuS blankets and fo.dins-bs IL
at 81. FRIEDMAN & cos. 22S and $50 stockton
ST Why pay ready money when YOU can buy jlli
as cheap by making q small cash payment dSEs,
balance weekly or monthly An inspection OF or
stock IS respectfully solicited: orders o. mall slF
goods or samples promptly attended TO Is llI
23U Stockton, AMI ISL Post: omen evenings Is e.
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CPECIAL SALE OF FINE FRENCH EN-
- broideries consisting OF narrow, medium aui
wide widths; artistic designs. at very low prices
ranging from 3 10 5Oc; also including skirtIng aud
apron widths from 10 to 40c, all OF which are away
under regular prices. CHICAGO STORE. 2l6
Sixth st. feI q