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A NERVY THIEF.
He Left His Top Coat When Caught, But

He Left His Top Coat When Caught, But
Sent for 1t.
a bookstore proprietor named Chlliou
Beach, on Montgomery street, near Suffer,
had a somewhat peculiar experience day
before yesterday with a neryy sneak thief
Shortly alter o'clock in the morning a
well-dressed man walked into the place and
commenced an inspection of the books dis
played upon the counters and shelves, He
appeared to be very much interested in
the standard works Of fiction and fingered
around them for some time. The proprietor
was attracted by his appearance and pres
emily noticed him slipping some volumes
under his coat.
" Then the fellow started to leave, Beach
followed him and caught him at the corner.
\ brief COloquy ensued and the stranger
offered to return the stolen articles, but
Beach was not satisfied with that and
grasped the stranger by the collar, at the
same time calling for help. No help came,
however but the fellow, beginning to be
frightened at his position, quickly slipped
off his Oyercoat, leaving it in the hands Of
Beach, and made his escape.
Shortly aferward Beach noticed a small
darby come into the store and on inquiring
what he wanted was somewhat surprised to
learn that he had called for the coat left by
the stranger. So surprised was he, in fact,
that when he refused to deliver it he
failed to follow the darky when he left.
The coat was turned over to the police
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FREE WOOL.

Chairman Springer is reported as having
drafted one of his proposed bills punching
holes in the tariff The TEN which disap
pears under Mr.. Springer's hand-punch is
wool. All raw wool is to come into the
country free. He viii punch out all the
specific duties on wooden goods. Springer
has an idea, however, that the manufac-
turer ought to receive some protection,
although the wool grower is lett to the
care of himself. 1t is possible that before
the Democratic leaders get through with
tnkering the tariff they will discover that
the tariff is a system which may be pre-
served or done away with, but cannot be
twisted out of shape without disastrous re-
suits. Why should the wO0l-growing in
dustry be sacrificed aud the wool-manuiaC-
turing industry be fostered? Why should
the labor employed in developing an iron
mine be forced to compete with the cheap
est foreign labor, while the labor employed
in converting iron ore into steel is pro-
tected by duties on steel in all its forms?
SO with cotton ties. Why admit one form
or description of manufactured iron free
and impose duties on iron and steel in diff
feTent forms? For the Mills plan Of taking
off the duties on both raw material and
imposed for purposes of revenue, some
thing may be said. 1t proposes a policy
which applies impartially to all industries.
Ii gives the manufacturer the cheapest raw
material the world produces and subjects
him to competition with the cheapest manu-
facture. If it ruins one industry it eX-
poses all others to ruin. Under the present
tariff raw material is protected and a specific
1t -. ! r. \
Giles to compensate home manufacturers for
the increased cost of raw material in cOnSe-
quence Of the duty. This is symmetrical
system which works fairly for both the
producer of raw material and the manu-
tacturer of such material into finished
goods. Mr.. Springer has undertaken a diff
cult task, and he will be fortunate if he
does not find that the difficulties increase as
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BOY GARROTERS.

They Stand Up and Rob Another Small
Boy on Powell Street.
Peter Ellis. aged IA, living with his
parents at 225 Clara street, assisted by two
other boys whose names are as yet I'M
known to the police, garroted and robbed
another boy of about their own age on the
corner of Ellis and Powell streets about
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. All the youth
full higbwaymen got for their trouble was
knife and small sum of money. Officers
Burke and Leonard saw the robbery, and,
giving chase, caught Ellis, his two assistants
making their escape. Ellis was booked at
the Central Station for robbery.
The police are anxious to discover the
name and address of the boy who was
robbed, lie having run away when the DO
lice interviewed. If he will call on the Chief
of Police that official will be very glad to
make his acQuaIntauC6
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STRUCK THE CHILEAN.
John Chard Convicted of Striking a ShII
with

John Chard Cow tcted of Striking a Ship
mate with a Bar.
John Chard is an English sailor, but he
has great respect and love of America and
American enterprise. Antonio Mansilla,
bis shipmate on the British ship Flintshlre,
entertains counter sentiments. While they
were ashore celebrating on December 1st it
was therefore very unfortunate that they
chose as topic of discussion the tragedy at
Valparaiso. in which the BaltlmOre's men
were assaulted. Chard denounced the af-
fair as an outrage, while MaDsilla avOwed
that all Americans should be wiped off the
face of the earth. Then followed blows,
hot words and lively aIl-round scrimmage
During the fTacas ChaTd struck the Chilean
over The head with an iron bar and was ar
rested. So il came to pass that the assail-
ant was tried before a jury in Judge
Troutts department yesterday on a charge
Of an assault with deadly weapon. The
jurors found Chard guilty OF an assault and
recommended him to the mercy OF the
Court. Judge Trout will sentence Chard
on Monday.
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The soil in that Territory to produce the finest
quality of sugar. The beets were grown on
irrigated land and the machinery of the
mills is of American manufacture. The
wider the range of territory in which sugar
beets can be grown the better the prospect
that in a short time this country will pro-
duce all the sugar it consumes. The adapt
ability of the soil of a large portion of Cali
forna for sugar beet culture has already
been demonstrated. but there has been a
general apprehension that it was only in
localities that the industry could be made
lnrnti1a No
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HANSEN'S TRUST.


An Assignee Accused of Unfair DIscrimi-
nation.
j. w. McNiel. assignee of c. G. White,
an insOlvent debtor, has brought suit against
E. IL. Hansen, trustee Of the estate. to con-
vey to him all the property placed in his
(Hansen'S) charge, and charging that he has
favored certain creditors above others. He
ceiVed by him for the sale of Whites prop
erty. Mcneil claims that Hansen raid the
creditors he preferred 78 per cent of the
amounts due them and the others % per
cent. Among the assets turned over to his
creditors by White was several small steam
eTs and his ship-yard.
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WEATHER. REPORT.



So FHA>tIsg1. January T. lN9AJ
Weather Conditions and General Forecasts
Scattering rains have fallen 81 Washington, ore
con and Northern California, with snow in the
mountains aud 1t Walla WalIa and Salt Lake CITY.
IHe afr pressure has slightly increased during the
ras- tveutyt.ur hours IN all districts. especially
along the central coast. The high reported north
or Montana TINS morning is moving eastward and
being followed closely 10y another high ROW over
Tie ocean of the Northern California and oregon
coasts.
The temper allure is slightly above the normal in
Western oregon. Central California, Nevada, Utah
and Arizona. 1t has risen slightly in Oregon wash
iagton. Nevada and Utah, elsewhere jt has fallen
slightly
The Cloud.ness is very heavy, except in southern
portion os Northern California. and scattering rains
with SHOWS in mountains are predicted for Wash
tu-tou. OREGON. Nevada. Utah and Northern Cali
furua uut thes- are expected to mostly clear away
during Tie next twelve hours and be followed By
t4-r. cooler weather.
Inc precipitation was reported: Port Angeles,
.0s- WaIa WaIia, % lmel1ed snow; RoseourC,
80; Baker CRY. trace: Eureka, 80; Red Bluff,
rs. Sacramento, .06; san Francisco, .0s; salt
LAKE. IL melted snow.
Force st TIL S =. N. Saturday.
For Northern California - Scattering rains, and
fSs on coast clearing away; nearly stationary tenn
IC-arure. north west udS
Tor Southern CslifOruia-F2ir weather; slightly
warmer; winds generally westerly.
LOT oregon and WSShll Etun-Scat-eriHE rains.
with SHOWS in mountains. except tair weather in
Northeast Washington. siis tly cooler in west poT-
tious; nearly stationary temperature IN east por-
toHs; winds generally wtster y.
Tor Ttah-Sucws clearing away. slightly cooler.
d, II. WILSON. Acting Chief OF Division.
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Police Surgeon Somers stated last night
that be had just visited little Georgiana
Edna Bates, the child who was so danger
ously stabbed in the head few days ago by
Vlaho Bensan, a crazy Slovenian, and that
there was now no fear that the injury would
result fatally. In fact DR.. Somers pro-
nOunced her now out Of danger, as the
wound had healed very nicely.
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working of machine that grinds out re-
suits in advance. There are three or four
Southern States that may break away from
a rule that practically subyerts the rights Of
the people. New Jersey may lead the way
over to the Republican side. There may be
an uprising of the people in the limited area
in which the people still have the right to
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All Ahnnt a diamond.

Last night Detective Crockett returned
from San Jose and booked NJ. de Kesser Mt
the City Prison for felony embezzlement on
a warrant taken out by Frank de Clair.
Some time ago De Clair gave De Kesser a
diamond ring valued at $3.50 to be reset, and
DE Kesser refused to return it when re-
quested. De ClaiI then swore Outa warrant
for De Kesser's arrest
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F25 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until II
o'clock D. b. BRANCH OFFICES: TlO Market
street. near Kcarny open until - O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until 9 so o'clock; COS
Iarkin street. open uatI 80 o'clock; 25lS Mission
street, open until O'Clock p, NJ; and ZIG Ninth
street. open until Q:30 p H.
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TIE DAILY MORNING CALL

New York.. BBENTANO BROS, Union Square
. Chicago. ............N News stand Palmer House
N.grleaus Tailor & JOUBERT.
1851 Common 81.
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CRIRCH NOTICES.

~ First Presbyterian Church, Corner
S~S OF Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.-The
pastor, Kew ROBERT MacktbZle. ID, VIII preach
al II A. a and 80 P N Rev. John Rea, Super
intendent Of sunday school work. Sunday school
at u 10 p. NJ. Young Peoples Society of Christian
EhueaYor ~ $50 z. NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at Z 40 p NJ All are welcome 10 these
services. 1t
Rs Woodbridge PRESBYTERIAN church
cor. OF twentieth ana tapp sts--keV. l. D..
curtis, pastor VIII preach farewell sermons to-
morrow morning and evening. Services will com
nenee at II A. NJ. and Z :45 P. NJ. Sabbatn-schOol
anu pastors Bible-class at 1880 O'Clock. 1t
- plymouth Congregation / Church
- Post St. bet. buchanan and Webster-Rey
w. ID. Williams DID, pastor. Preaching at IL a. NJ.
u 80 P NJ. Christian EudeayOr 6:30 p. NJ DR..
steele viii deliver his famous stereol ticOni lecture,
Living Naples and Dead POmpeii," on Friday al y
r N. Tom orrow-Morning sermon, The Rule Of
Christi; evening sermon, "Satans Offer" Every
body lnyitet; strangers welcome. 1t
RP Simpson Memorial Meth odist Epis-
-~S copai Church, cor. HAYES and Buchanan SIS
Rev. A. G Hrst ID. pastor; residence 436 oak
street Preaching at II 4. NJ. aud 80 P. NJ
morning, The Way OF GadneSs' in the evening,
the second sermon in the series to young men. sub
ject: 80 he Dream OF Life" Special song service and
sunday school at u 30 NJ C. Is. Perkins Superln-
tendeat. Epworth League service at 30 p. M. The
Invited 10 all the services Ushers in attendance.
Prayer meeting W ednesday evening at 7;45. Chau-
tauqna Circle and Lincoln Rail party, Tuesday At
$50 P NJ It,
- First Methodist Episcopal Church.
&-D Powell St, bet. Washington and Jackson
The pastor NJ. D. Buck, VIII preach al 4 O'Clock
and 1880 p n Morning theme, ~ Am With Thee
Away evening topic. Broken vows" Class meet
ings at 10 a. NJ. u 80 aud r. NJ. Boys Brigade
Bible dTiU at 10 A. n. General school for Bible
study. ith special music from the cantata OF
esther at y 80 P NJ. Young peoples meeting
at 6 80 p NJ. Prayer and testimony service, Mon
day, Wednesday and Thursday nights. wOmen's
Home Missionary anniversary tuesday night.
Spare-mfnute Circle. at 609 Fell ST.. Friday night
boys Brigade drill. Saturday night Strangers are
invited TO all services. Pastors residence 1913
Clay st. 1t
To- Central Met hOdist Episcopal Church.
IL Mission ST.. bet. Sixth and Seventh W. w.
Case, ID, pastor. Usual services tomorrow.
Prayer-meeting on Wednesday evening. WelcOme Q
TO all. 1t
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

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MEETING NoT1CEs-CoNTINUED.

re The Annual he ting of the Home
l~4 Benefit Life Association will be held at the
cisco, Cal. on TUESDAY, January 10, 1892, at
O'Clock p. NJ Ja1 2Otl j. q. CADMAN.
" Annual Meeting-The ReguIar An
U.s. nual meeting of the stockholders or the
Brunswick Consolidated Gold Mining Company
Will be held at the Office of the company, Room So.
No. 800 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco, Cal, on
at the hour of O'Clock P. NJ. for the purpose of
electing Board OF Directors to serve for the en-
ness a. may come before the meeting. Transfer
books will close on TUESDAY, January 18th, at
do3O I'd J. STADTFELD JR-. Secretary.
/" Annual Meeting-The Regular An
G>S nual meeting of the stockholders OF the Bull
ION Mining company WI De ned al the once Oh the
Cal, on THURSDAY. the l4th day of January, 1872,
at the hour of P. M for the purpose OF electing
Board of Directors to for the ensuing year,
and the transaction OF such other business may
come before the meeting Transfer books will close
r. r. GRAYsoN Secretary.
Ofice-Room p, 33I Pine St., San Francisco,
Cal. de29 I'd
Rs Annual Meeting The Regular
EF-S annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Preside and Ferries Railroad Company Will be
held at the ONCE Of tee company, iii Union ST.,
corner Sharp's place, San Francisco, Cal, on FRI
DAY, the twenty-secOnd (22dJ day of January,
of eIecting Directors to during the
suing year and the transaction such other bust
ness as may properly come before the meeting
Transfer books Will close on Tuesday, January
lZth at 2 O'Clock P. NJ
JOHN b. LEG HTON. Secretary.
Ohce-ll1l Union ST., corner Sharp's place, san
Francisco, Cal de2S I'd
EP Annual Meeting-The Regular An
ss~S nual meeting of the stockholders OF the Sill
King Mining Company viii be held at the Office
OF the company, No 80 Pine street, Rooms 5 and
II, San Francisco, California on TUESDAY, the
18th day OF January, 1892, at the hour Of O'Clock
r NJ. for the purpose of electng a Board of D-
rectOrs TO Tor the ensuing year and the trans
action of such other business as may come before
the meeting. Transfer books will close on SAT-
URDAY, January 8, 1892, at IL O'clock NJ
J. w. PEW, Secretary.
Ofce-No. $40 Pine street, Rooms Is and IT,
San Francisco, California de27 I'd
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THE MORNING CALL
rrRL.ICATIoN OFFICE :

las a larger circulation than any other
rewsDaDer published in San Francisco.
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BEET SUGAR.

A dispatch from New FORK states that
samples Of sugar manufactured by tie Utah
Sugar Company demonstrate The fitness Of
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COMPLAINTS FOR DWORCE.-COmpants for
divorce have been fled by Mary Wetmire against
Arnold Wetme William r Beatty against
Mary L. Betty and by Louise Gaerdes against
HeIman Gaerdes.
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DUE ON POTAToEs.-Peyeke Bros. OF Omaha
have sued ID. heefe 81 Co. to recover SAB 81
alleged 10 be due on a consignment OF potatoes.
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JF.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all tirst-eass druggists and
grOcers. Trade mark-star within a shield
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SUED ON A NoTE.-M. Lajus has sued Charles
Montgomery to recover $1,000 alleged to be due
GU pTOmissory note.
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Rabbi Levy of the Congregation Beth
Israel will conduct special service at s
o'clock every Friday evening, in which the
whole service, including prayers. chOrals
and lecture will be presented in the English
language. The first of these services was
held last evening
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DIFFICULTIES with the liver aud kidneys causing
pains in the back, lassituGe and general weakness
readily cured 10y HOODS Sarsaparilla the
great reguIatng medicine. Sold by all druggists
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
go Potter tuuding New York City, is provided with
1Ios Call for advertising rates and sample copies.
+. h SISCH, Manager.
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Canary birds have been known to live
tWenty-One years.
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nINIDEND N0TICrs-

RP The Hibernia Savings and Loan
G~S Society, n f. cor. Montgomery ana Post SITS,
San Francisco, January 2, 1S92-At a regular meet
ing OF the Board OF Directors OF this society, hel
this day dividend has been declared at the rate
of four and one-quarteF (4I4) per cent per annum
on all deposits for the months ending December
81. 1891, free from all taxes and payable on and
after January 2, 1892.
jas 1t r. }. ToBIN Secretary.
RLE5 Dividend Notice = Ofire of the
EF~S Pacific Coast Borax Company. san Fran cisco.
December 81, 1891. At a meeting OF the Board Of
Directors Of the aboye-named company, held this
day, "A dividend {NO. 49, of 'dola ($l 00) per
share was deared, payable MONDAY, January II,
1892 at the office OF the company, No $50 Mont
gomery ST.. Rooms / and ~. Transfer-books will
close January D, 1892, at O'Clock P NJ.
jail I'd ALTON ii. CL0UGH, Secretary
- The California Savings and Loan
b5-S Society, corner OF Powell aud Eddy Sts.-For
the hal year ending December 81. 1891 dividend
70 400 per cent per annum on term deposits and
four and half (412) per cent per annum on or
binary deposits payable on and after saturday
de27 1t VERNON CAMPBELL, Secretary.
a. Diviiena Notice 49, Peoples Home
G~S Savings Bank, cor. Market and Fourth SITS, IN
the Flood building, city. For the half year ending
December 81 1891, dividend has been declared
at the rate OF five and fourtenths % 40 per cent
per annum on term deposits and four and One-half
l4l2) per cent per annum on ordinary deposits free
OF taxes. payable on ana after SATURDAY Janu-
airy ?, 1897, [de27 tdI Il, o. CARR. Secretary.
R757 Security Savings Bank, FPS Nont-
the rate OF five and four tenths 4lO) per cent per
annum and ordinary deposits at the rate OF four
taxes, FOR the SIX months ending December 81,
1891 Will be payable and after January Z. 1892.
de27 IA 5. L. ABBOTT JR., Secretary
- humboldt Savings md Loan So
.b~S Ciety, IS Geary st.-lhe Directors have de-
ciared the following semi-annuaI dividends
10000 per cent per annum on term ana $4,000
per cent per aunum on ordinary deposits, payable
de27 lat ERNEST BRAND. Secretary.
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ANGOsTUHA Bitters are used by mothers to stop
collie and loOseuess OF the bowels in children. DR..
J. 6. b. Segert a sons, Manufacturers
For CoUGHs, AsTHM A, AND THROAT DISORDERS
Brgjra'S BraachjaI Troc6cS." 20 cts a box.
FxTrA uluce pes SWANS 2I3 Suffer- street
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EOUND-THE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
instruments in the State; low prices: Largo
stock; satisfaction guaranteed Pioneer Music Stora
c. Q. kEENE. 8 Third st. cor Markat nnll Y
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DERSONAL-DR. X STONE, NJ D is A DOC
tor: If you have throat or lung trouble OF any
kind his Bronchial Waters, 25e a box at drug
gsts; special rate to preachers teachers, vocaiisS
cago Ill. oc3 ON SaSu
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TIME AND EXPERIENCE TEACH ALL LADIES
that it ID far better use a preventive than to
take medicine or undergo a dangerous operation:
my remedy Is simple, but sure 81 Will save you all
Madam Thoreau's own discovery. CAL from 9
A NJ. to 8 P. n IO5 Stockton ST., Room 81 del3tt
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DON'T ARENA, JANUARY 8. l892.-NOTICE-I
i hereby forbid all persons to trust my wife. j. T.
LEIGHTON. She having left my home without
refuse to pay any debts Of her contracting
jaS 2t% /. II. LEIGHTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Y%7 The Russian La Grippe Cure"
~ never falls 10 cure promptly an diseases of
the muCus membrane; IL should be kept ia every
house. Sold at 1903 Market St, San franciscan ~
TO- Nine. SattIer. Fren,H MiIwife,
Er~S takes ladies before and duriu confinement;
street. 1a7 SIN
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- IIIs, sUfu J5HtII JUDAS. hLEIN. IUF SIKH. q
AUTOMOBILES AND buttons MADE, PINK
II ing latest style, plating. l8 o. Farrell se3J..
Nj oNEY LOANED ON ARTICLES: EYERYOR
Au scription OF collateral old gold and silver
bought COLEMAN'S. Al Sd ST.. san Francisco m31
IA INDow SHADES MANUFACTURED TO D r
W der by WILLIAM McPHUN. ll95 Market IL.
A Ii PRIVATE DISEASES, BAD BLOOD NERV-
hous debility, defects; cure guar ant $500 for
felt only Ricord DispensarY. 22q KearnY: free T.
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DRESsNE


III q FOLSOM ST. - STYLISH DRESS AND
y cloak making; children and misses suits
speciality; So upward goods spoiled replaced; fit
guaranteed faq I'm
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FOR HOLIDAY GOODS HAVE THE BEST VAL

i've 10 4 nome.
Terms cash or easy time pay men is open evenings
}. NOONAN. 1Ol7-l9-21-I023 Mission ST. bet.
Sixth and Seventh. del6 I'm
ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOOD3
" silks sealskins and sealetLe clOaks; also edrpttG
furniture, lace-curtains blankets and fOIdlnZbsds
at h. FRIEDMAN Il CO.'S, 223 and $50 Stockton
St Why pay ready money when you can buy tuss
as cheap by making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF
stock is respect fully solicited; orders by mail for
goods samples promptly attended to- 223 and
$50 STOCKTON. and 81 Post: omen eYenlngA lsE 81
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nj ARRIAGE BUREAU. % GEARY: ESTAB-
IVA lshed 1885 send ! DC for details; confidential Il
126 KEARNY, ROOM 9, you CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates: private rooms for ladies':
pledges for sale; take elevator. mrI &
60 SO FOR A DOZEN CABINETS AND ONE
ID. w large photo First-class WORK guaranteed
at WILSON'S Gallery, % Kearny 81. je24 u