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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
aLaMED nnAL ESTATE.

iLtMED RIAL ESTATE.
I S. UANJEY & CO.. 1851 PARK ST. WILL
- build. sell rent You any kind OF house any
where iii Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 sf
A LAMBDA BARGAINS
s2o0o-s25o down. ss5 per month: lot 27xIs0;
new modern cottage rooms and bath. No. 1873.
$2605-$400 down, $25 per month corner lot
30xl30; new modern cottage rooms and bath.
$515o-S300 down. $50 per month: lot 81 :5xl58;
new modern 2-story house rooms and bath.
S3425-SiG0 down. Ss5 per month; lot S5xI6S;
new modern 2story house, rooms and bath.
S3500-$500 down. $50 per month: lot 25xl5O;
new modern 2story house; gas, sewer and water;
school and station near by. mo. la
$4250-S750 down, $40 per month: lot 5Ox 100;
nice cottage. rooms and bath; block from sta
ton; gas. sewer and city water. mo 134.
$4650-S750 down, $40 per month: lot 42xlO9;
$5500-$500 down, $40 per month; lot lOxl25:
fine new 2-story house rooms and bath; station
airy tubs: electric bells; speaking tubes: clothes
chutes: linen closets. mo l38.
$650O-sl00O down. $50 per month; lot 5Ox so,
y. side, blocks rom stations; elegant 2.story
house rooms anu bath: electric bells. clothes
chutes: speaking tubes; stationary tubs: linen
closets; redwoed-hnished throughout; fine view OF
the bay. mo 81
Choice lots at a bargain; houses to let and money
TO loan. III. Y. MOREAL Il CO., l432 Park ST., Ala
media: 402 Montgomery ST., San Francisco. feA tt
TOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE OR HOUSES
II to rent, cali on MRS. l. w. CHANDLER Il Co.,
1929 Park ST.. Alameda ja24
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CLAIiSyOYANTs.

M RS. DR. DE SAN, FROM YOUTH A GIFTED
IVA lnnd-reader and fortune teller, aided by a vas
experience among ali classes OF people In this and
foreign countries, is able TO blend the past to
future OF the lives of her customers To create
wonder and astonfsbnent her mission is to soothe
the discoDsoiate. reupite broken and despairing
family circles, and unite in the bonds of love youth
fu affections: la the great cities OF the East she
welcomed one of the best in her line; always
pleasant and refined all who visit her depart with
pleasant and grateful feeling: she the result of
Journey. business deal. matrimonial venture
like an open book; those wishing to learn what the
future has In store for them should consult this
gifted lady; send two 2-cent stamps for her Illus
trsted book. Parors and 2. 100 Powell st.fell I'm
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OFFICES TO LET.

OEFiCES 70 LET
QtSI MARKET-A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS
COOs suitable for doctors ofice partly fur
Eished mrI lit
A FEW ELEGANT SUNNY OFFICES ON THE
~ MarkeI-St. front of the Phelan Building: TO let
either en- suite or single H. McELRoY, Room 4.
Pnelan Building. les e
LINE LARGE oFFiCEs TO LET. CHEAP. 1l3
j Powell ST. del II
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STORAGE.

6TORAGE.
FURNITURE, TRUNKS. PIANOS. ETC, CARED
Il for and stored reasonable: advances made
LIEBES' Pioneer Storage Co. $40 Stockton. 9f
L,IRST-CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
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III RS. i. NJ. GILMAN, SEANCE MON. WED. AND
4h Fri evenings; sittings daily. lO2lba Mkt. r.
Al BE. DR. THOMAS, CLAIRNoYANT, TEST
wi medium and life reader; tells entire life past.
present, future; consultations all affairs nothing
excepted: name given, valuable advice and
help; restores lost love by sympathy; mistake i'm
possible: diseases cured; fee 81; letter 80. so
Kearny ST. Is ly
THE ONLY FORTUNE-TELLER IN THIS COUN-
L try has returned to San Francisco for a short
time; she tells you what you do not know she tells
you what you want TO know; she VIII not guess
anything. but give you facts see her yourself and
you viii send your friends 120 sixth 81. Ja24 tf
(iLAIRNOYANT. CARD-READER AND MAG
" netic healer: circles tuesdays ana Thursdays
sttings daily 62S Webster ST.; take Hayes-st
ears. fe4 SIN
M Rs. j. }. WHITNEY. CLAIRvUYASr, TEST
1sI medium and Iife-Teader. q Turk ST. ap25 sf
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Cs4In GREAT BARGAIN; COFFEE SALOON
- 1tO. aud chop-house for sale; sacrificing Oh
account OF sickness any one run this and clear
, 80 per month: OF the very best locations:
best class o. custom; is only block from Stock
ton and Market St.. Apply 10 KENNY SCHU1T,
Gtt4 Mars e. ST lts
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C0-S MASUFACTURING BUSTN ESS; PART
u - ~. her wanted: good business. pays $40 to
SO per week to each; must be willing 10 work and
make himself useful; viii find plenty 70 do; keeps
i TO men employed: las large orders hand:
tools. stock and machinery; best business ever
Heard OF for small capital: fun invest. alton and
al: VIII suIt any sober steady. industrious man.
See GEO. STEW Art. lS5 keaInv 81. Il
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q C(Q WOOD. COAL HAY GRAIN AND
e COO. feed business for sale at a bargain
splendid trade: clearing $3.50 per month: large
stock good teams; long and favorable lease
eneap rent: best location; has IS stalls always
rented and pays the rent OF premises: business
established many years and well known be the
best IN ths city: is a fortune for active
iaen; must sell or would take a go0G partner. ia
yestiEaLe this: GEO. STEWART. l35 kearnY. IL
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TOR SALE-NEW HOUSE, CEN TRALLY Lo'
4 Gated On Market: elegant new furniture; Il
rooms: transcieBt trade: people turned away for
wait OF accommc dations; business hrst-ciass: VIII
he sold COZ less than cost OF furniture months
Tga- good reasons for selling; this and inyes-
t-ste 10 If you wish good income above expenses.
800 Market 81. mrZ II
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G.T-S CHICKEN RANCH FOR SALE LO-
T. -. GATED in South san Francisco; Broom
house y iOts; rent only Sl3 per month; fences.
coops. chickens and ducks Included Apply KENNY
., SCHUTr, 1908 Market st. Its
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IL MONTGOMERY ST. S. f.

MRS. HENDRY.
$I5eO-Handsome Groom residence in best part
or western Addition. unobstructed marine view:
aii modern improvements: beautiful garden and
summer houses; lot 25xl37 20; within 100 feet of
Van Ness call early and this great bargain
MRS. HEN DRY. 6yf Market ST.
GQQl WILL SECURE ONE OF THE HAND
cDcOO soonest residence lots In Richmond; 25x
l2O; ready 10 build this before You buy
elsewhere. MRS. HENDRY. 634 sIaFket.3l SuWe II
| ooK AT THIS FINE LOT! SO FEET FRONT
IL by 1876 deep. on Clara ave. bet. 10th and l7th
sts; minutes walk from Castro-st. cars up l7th
81; IL IS surrounded by trees: has a fine wen OF
water, windmill and 30U0gaon tank all IN first
class condition. together with barn and chicken
house; this lot commands magnificent view OF
the bay. Oakland and Alameda; the drainage is
perfeeti 1t is free from fog as 1t lies in The warm
Mission belt aud - now ready to build on il will
be sold cheap either in part whole. For fur.
Their particulars apply TO HORACE NJ wooLLEY.
22S1e Montgomery st. fed n
Two 3-FLAT HOUSES WITHIN TWO BLOCKS
New City Hall; no agents. Inquire 11S Fulton
street. feZS It's
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E'OR SALE IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Il Fine modern cottages and elegant 2story houses
In good neighborh0ods. near cable lines; be
purchased Ia inStaIImetS same as paying rent. For
particulars apply to l.. LANDER, IS Montgomery
street. de23 WeFrSuio II
WHY PAY RENT - FOR SALE IN EASY
w monthly payments equal to rent fine modern
cottages and elegant 2story houses all parts of
the city. For particulars apply builder and
er. l. LANDER. * MONTGOMERY. 81 weFrSuMotf
DEREMPTURY SALE: 30 FEET ON nth ST.
by sc feet deep with houses: 10 feet :. OF Fol
som St; on terms; price $4,000. THOMAS
MORAN. 534la California ST. fell II
TO you WANT PROPERTY CITY OR COUN
~ Try. IN the prettiest valley of the State. Apply
10 Napa Land Co. Napa. Cal. Tor list OF propsf
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5CENTs-THE WEEKLY
~ CALI In wrapper ready for mailing
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
Tor SALE OR LEASE-ST CHARLES HOTEL.
Address + Fitzpatrick. Redwood City, mrl 9tf
Q10Q0 MOUNTAIN RANCH OF 80 ACRES:
PIOOO. acres young orchard: acres vine
yard; u soda springs: 2 new houses. i OF rooms;
new barns; all impieIne nts; horses and wagons.
poultry furniture etc; 200 cords OF wood chopped.
Inquire 6Js Sacramento St fe2s 5ts
HOMESTEAD. 100 ACRES; soNoMA COUNTY:
IL Az miles from railroad; 5000; over 100 acres
ayaabio fruit and nut land; large living springs
abundance of wood. Address HOWE. box So. this
0iice. fe26 II
CONoMA COUNTY LAND SALE OR Ex-
~ change; write fully. ANDREW PRICE, Heads
burg. Cal. fef4 t
A BooM-DoN'T Buy RANCH OF ANY
"a Kind until you have examined our enormous
list VI. HENEY Co., 523 kearry 81. fell tf
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10 LENSE.
no RENT-THE GURNEY CAB STABLES AND
i building. with new and modern improvements,
including 81 stalls ETC.. 81 3 Montgomery ST. Apply
to BRITTON " REY. $50 Commercial st. mr1 3t*
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Go0OO RESTAURANT: ONE OF FINEST
= -OVV. and largest in the city, seats l20 peo-
pie receipts Sl25 TO $50 day: greatest bargain
ever offered clearing over S4O0 month; viii bear
Investigation. u. LESS, Fourth 81. LIS
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FOR SALE wELILoCATED CIGAR-sTOKE
L on kearny st: average S13 10 SIS day. Apply
CALI Branch Ofce inr2 It's
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GI=S GROCERY AND BAR FRONTING ON
e -. , SITS. living rooms: daily receipts $50;
selling 70 70 20I5-bbis beer weekly; sickness cause
selling. N. LESS, 3 Fourth
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I OST-FRIDAY, SILVER ERRIER; CROPPED
ears; hair clipped; one eye injured rewar d.
So Sa IRA nento 81 It,
I OST-DROP-EARRIN6, WITH LARGE Ola
Il mo8d, on Bush. Geary Cough sts.. Geary
ST. Suitable reward il returned 10 1918 Geary
street. mr2 ST.
I OST-A PASS-BOoK WITH THE HIBERNIA
II Savings and Loan Society OF San Francisco. IN
the name or LIZZIE EGAN. 40 II .67l O99. The
finder viii please return Bank. fe28 5tF
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= J
= IOOO. hrst-class corner north q Market ST..
established trade; full ana complete stock: hand
some bsr ard immense trade from same; uiee liY-
ngroouas: cheap rent; gr2ndsst corner north Of
Market street. must be sold u once; come and iu-
NestIg4te. Particulars GEO. STEWART, l35 Kear-
ny s. Il
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ASTEOLOG Y.

RjNE. MOREAU, 73 FOURTH ST., FORTUNE
w teller. clarvoyant lte-reader; fee 25c mi St.
NINE. SCHMIDT FROM VIENNA: MOST RE
VI Downed: revealing future events: ladies 81.
gentlemen 81, by mail So once So6 Misslon.25 I'm
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRyoYANT, HAS RE-
w moved 10 Tayior ST. Room q: fee soc. o2l tt
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rooms and bath: 25NSZ % rent S55.
S65Ou-iibcrty st, near Valencia: 2-story bay
window; rooms and bath; lot 25xl15; rent s35.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
slS.000-fine corner property on Eddy St: two
2-story bag window stores aud dwellings, lot 81 :6x
81 IS: rent $40: fine buy; streets severed newly
paved bitumen and accepted by the city.
flne harket-St property lot 5OX90, or 165 feet.
10 the best part of Market st. with improvement
stores and lodging houses: bargain.
S5l.50O-kent $3.50: leased at that for years:
Splendid 4-story bay-windOw hotel Valencia ST.:
stores; 100 rooms. besides all hotel accommoda-
tions lot 75Xl00 feet
s40,u00-ReBt s22U: n representative corner on
Mission ST.: rare chance; stores and 6-room
flats. upstairs; also cottages; lot 65xl00
Sl9.OO0-Nalencias ST., near 10Th fine new 2-story
bay window, store and 3 rooms below and fiat of 9
rooms and bath above; lot 30xSS feet
DISQUALIFICATION st.. near 18th: houses; stores
below aud rooms upstairs; lot 5OxSO: q fine buy.
S5G,OOo-Market st, near Sth; 2-story: stores be-
low and IA rooms upstairs; always rented.
S24,OO0-Geary st. very fine corner: i-story bay
window; reSia urant below and % rooms upstairs
rent $40.
Fine 4th-st. corner. bet Market and Mission SITS.
25Al5 with good improvements; always rented
S15,000-Rent SS5; 3-story house;'2 stores below
and II large rooms upstairs; Howard ST., near Sd:
lot 30SSO
$l0,Oo0-Rent s77; cor broadway and Mason
St: store below aud fats upstairs; lot aOxS0.
$l0,O00-Rent SIS; cor. Pine ana Webster: stere.
and fats above: lot u :6xlO0.
SS0.0O0-McAllister ST. near Polk: fine baywln-
dow houses aud lot 3jxI20: rent $3.50
DWELLINGS AND LOTS.
$6000-Pine ST.. near Frederick: 2-story and
basement bay-wiudOw house: rooms and bath !:
lot 25xlUU: rent $40: a home.
$foO0-SteveDson ST., nr. 10th: cottage rooms
lot 25K65; rent SIS.
s 5000 st. near Castro; looxlla,
near 5th 3 rooms: lot 24xs0
fe2S SuWe Il
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G.D)1 PARTNER IN COFFEE-sALOON on
u -. one OF the principal streets: dOln good
steady, hrstciass business; sold account OF owaer
leaving city. NJ. LESS, 8 Fourth st. Its
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GALLON Al GREAT SACRIFICE; Mr.. MISSION
: and 31 IN connection with lodging ho1se: only
S275; also liquor-ssl0au; entrances; Market ST.
make ouer. HEALY. las Market ST. lis
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A Good Thing to Know.

Albany Press.
A cooking club in Washington was
broken up by matrimony in less than a
year. Each member in turn ordered,
cooked and served a dinner. Each one
had the privilege of inviting man to
Judge the cooking. Every man invited
fell in love with cook.
One girl was raging belle" She
knew the way to cook good beefsteak.
Instead of brolling it over the fire, she
cooked it under. The slide the broiler
was put in was not unlike drawer
with the Goals Oh top.
This is the proper way to cook a beef
steak. The juice, instead of being
drawn. as it is whe steak IS brolled
over the coals,is drawn UP and the meat
is unctuous and palatable.
To win sweetheart with a beefsteak
is not poetic, but the aftermath is.
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for does not every che know how long
a well-to-do rascal can remain in the
courts before reaching the state prison?
One thing may be said, however. he
never imagined how the papers got back
into his partners hands. AS for Nora
Caffrey, she retired from service for
ever, and drew a handsome monthly
pension forced upon her by WhitWay.
When the rehabilitated man was deco
rating his new home he astonished the
family by bringing in a bust of Nora
Catfrey, somewhat ldeaized, it is true,
yet Enthusiastically Nora, and giving it
the place of honor in the sitting room.
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A Little Doubt.
Detroit Tribune.

Detroit Tribune.
She trembled with happiness as she
helped him into his overcoat and handed
him his hat. She was very happy. The
man of her choice had ignored the fact
that she was wealthy, and had asked
chance, and pearly tear of Joy ctSRe
to her eyelasheS.
When he was all ready to 90 he
stopped and imprinted kiss upon her
brow.
The thought Of his bravery thrilled
her.
How noble''-
She found herself close to his ear and
whispered softly:
You are"
Tenderly he was unwinding her arms
from his neck.
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Money in IN Old Shoe

1t seems that some people have a
mania for cOncealing valuables in odd
and ridiculOusly unsafe places. A par
tlcularly odd case was brought to light
recently. While looking over the effects
OF the late AlonZa Belts, in his room in
Reading, Mich, sister found in q
cheap memorandum. book these words:
"Yoa will find money in an old SHOE"
OFF in one side of the room she found
an old pair or arctic overshoes. and in
them was $1,000 in money, checks and
notes.
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THE CHRISTMAS OF MY BOY
HOOD.

Some poet has written of scenes dear to
childhood.
Which fond recollection presented to view.
1.-The orchard, the mead ow the deep-tangled
wildwood"
Were all loving spots which his infancy
I sing of a mem'ry, whose lasting impression
Nor season. nor epoch can aim or eHace;
Each Christmas recurring, recalls the express
sion:
Jack, hang up your sock, by the old Chin
ney place.
[ fear that Proud Prudery's nerves 1 am
shocking,
My crude Anglo-Saxon may merit disdain;
But sock is a word that is shorter than
stocking
It answers my purpose so let 1t remain
For the animadversioDs OF critics care not,
They burden my soul with no sense Of dis
grace;
And Waver at trihes at this time l dare not,
So here's TO the sock at the old chimney
place!
How wistful longed for the night before
And wished that so me power would accel-
crate time;
How eager the folks IN the morn not to miss
mass
The whole scene com es back and gives zest
to my rhyme.
see throngs of worshipers quietly Wend-
ing
Their way thro' the snow, and their steps
church ward trace;
hear the hosannas to heaven ascending.
The while m: sock hangs by the old CHM
ney place.
I remember the stories they told about
His ride DER the housetops his deer, bells
being artless and childlike) like visions
from Dante
The tales fairly twisted my poor little
head
Believe them? Of course. What is youth
but believing?
The shadow of doubt never darkens his
So guided by fmpulse-no thought OF de-
ceiving-
1 hung up my sock by the old chimney
place.
They told mo "Old Graybeard' was partial
to goodness
And lavished his gifts with a generous
hand:
They soemnly stated all boys prone to rude
ness
stand.
So a week before Christmas my ways L
amended,e
And mischief was banished for Juvenile
grace;
To state of perfection my life surely
tended,
Ere hung up my sock by the old chimney
place.
1 remember how early 1 wooed the re
storer,"
That blessed condition they call ''balmy
Sleep
And mother, dear soul. how I'd badger and
bore her.
While she babe me be still till the. daylight
should peep.
Then all through the night pleasant images
scorning,
To strange, weird spectres. my fancy gave
chase,
Yet with light heart 1 gleefully welcomed
the morning,
For a glimpse OF that sock by the old chin
ney place.
But pleasures, like everything human. are
fleeing,
And youths happy moments soon come to
close;
This lesson cen Nature, to man, keeps re-
In the bloom of the bud and the blight of
the rose.
&
Well Christmas day comes, but its joys have
departed.
For manhood's estate sadly alters the case;
How oft have prayed might be as child
hearted,
AS when hanging my sock by the old
Nj. J. DoNNELLY.
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How India Ladies Wear Bangles

How India Ladies' Wear Bangles
Glass bangles in India are regarded
as sacred objects. If glass bangle be
aceidently broken, its pieces must be
gathered together and kissed three times
Every HindoO woman wears these
ornaments until her husband dies, when
she breaks them with brick or stone
and substitutes for them gold or silver
ones. a sign in North India that the
wearer is either widow or less estlni-
able woman. The demand for glass
bangles is never falling. They are man
ufactured in abundance in the north
western provinces, as we'll as i'll the
Pnniab
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No Call for Fortune in Gifts.
Altoona Tribune
The people who stem the tide of fash
iona5le folly and purchase simple Christ
mas presents this year will be doing a
great public service.
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VINO brings art in aid
of her trade. She has
the inside of her skirt
armed with a huge
pocket.
She does her work by
sleight of hand. She
will sit down like the
lady who was after the
feathers, and, when she
has a lot of stuff spread
out in front of her, she
|ill deliberately brush
some of it into the big
pocket of her skirt.
hitting ul.pty aTDcn o.
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she walks. This is the way the shop
litter is usually detected.
After she has loaded down her bag
with silks and small articles, the stuff is
likely nine times out of ten TO cant"
over to one side, causing her dress to
hang lop-sided, and reacting upon Der
walk in such a fashion as to make her
gait unsteady and Wobbly.
She steers left-fOoted or right-footed.
That is the signal for the detective,
and he loses no time in following the
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the counter, there is
but little fear OF detection, especially
since she usually manages to distract
the attention of the salesman.
Then she goes to another part of the
store and plies her trade over again.
The store detective divides his time
equally between watching the lady's
hands and her walk. She wobble when
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-25

Imitation the sincerest FIattery.
Harrisburg Patriot
The Office hunters ought to try the
Harvard flying wedge. 1t is said to be
very effective In getting there.
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woman ana In de-
handing when he
stops her that she
submit to eXami-
nation. OF course
she always pro
tests that this is
an outrage.
1t is a serious
matter, too, to
halt a woman
these days an5
tell her that she
must submit f
being searched
Mistakes DO hap
pen, 10 doubt ,
but then the store
detective is a man
who understands
his business. Aft
er all. he takes
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tricks of the Trade.

There are some mighty queer-looking
fellows following the ladies about in
these days in the dry goods houses.
There Is no need of begging the ques-
ton or of getting behind the door i'll
speaking of this matter, for it's a solemn
truth about the woman shoplifter-and
the sensible girl will be ready to ac-
knowledge, no doubt, before this sea-
sons shopping is over, that even she,
upright and honest to the last degree,
noticed horrid-looking man glaring at
her the day her fingers dallied too long
over those tidbits of jewelry in the
splendid bazaar.
1t was the store detective, and you
should look out for him.
The genuine shOpIifter is woman
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pOuted, stamped her 'CJMEWITH ME-"
pretty foot and made feiht to move off.
A crowd collected.
She was led away.
Well, what of it? Oh, nothing. She
was merely taken to the examination
rooms, where $500 worth of silks, laccs
and feathers were taken from her by the
store detective and his woman aides.
That man who had followed and had
accoSted her was a famous store detect
i've of Gotham, says the Herald.
He is one of large and influential
class. His duties are peculiarly deli
cate.
Think of man who is paid to see that
the darling ladies do not steal!
Yes, paid; and paid well.
He must have an eye that never
sleeps, for women are the shrewdest of
the shrewd, and at this season there are
thousands of dollars worth OF property
lying within reach of their slender
fingers
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-25
ABOUT SHOPL|FTGRS.
This Is the Season When They
Abound in the
Land.
The Great Display Of Hold ay
Goods Brings Them
Out.
The Genuine Shoplifter Brings
Art in Aid Of Her
Trade.
Interesting Description OF
Her Methods of Pro-
celupe.

LOWLY the won-
IN went through
ne store for an
l0ur or more. She
,riced this and
Jhat; she sat down
and chatted with
friends; she pur-
trihIng ar
cles. There was
great holiday
Irong in the big