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STREET SWEEPING.

Z cr.emp0rary whose proprietor is re
ur'ed II be associated Wlth the political
l.u - C-mmius and Kelly in the manage
Heu- II municipal affairs takes advantage
.t f. rainy day 10 dwell UuOD the fact that
oar streets are not SO clean and dry as
insight he wished. OF course the fact that
there Is mad 10 tie streets is due TO the
G ~ I.l..t IS iat'uated that the sum Of
s. Lica is allowed the Street De
ta.,uca-, does not bear the proportion TO
iie W6lEt0 ba done that the Sl,25Q,CJ0 New
I.rE eErauds for similar purposes bears
'le street work to be done in that city.
There seems. however, % be an error in this
calculation. New York is more than four
tiHes as large as San Francisco, whether
population or wealth be made the basis Of
comparison. And il VIII not be disputed
that four times $3.50 600 Is 81, 400. GEO. pre-
ci~elg S15a,o00 iu excess Of New YOrk's an
rlal expenditure for the maintenance Of
streets. oar contemporary puts forward
Lr Max Pepper as a kind of expert in
Street-cleaping matters. Mr.. Pepper says
that the street sweeping fund was ex-
haustej about two months ago. Nh Pepper
has q p3H by which he thinks the early
exhaustion Of tie StTeet-sWeepiug fund may
ia future be prevented. The plan is ex-
.C.eGingly simple. The only objection to it
is that some Of The taxpayers may object 10
IT, ~ tie present time. Mr. Pop9er says,
the practice is 20 allow the street-sweeping
branch a certain fixed sum, and to stretch
J..s Um over as large q proportion Of the
streets as is possible. In place If fixing the
appropriation first and The miles Of street to
De- SWEPT atteTNard, he proposes tG fix the
miles II be swept FIRST, and make the appI0-
frlalou 10 cover the work. Our contem-
parary SAYS that Mr. Peppers idea is
looked upon iayorably by those who do
nos believe in the dollar limit Of taxation. d"
" do not question the truth Of this state
men- All the political strikers who want
an easy berth ia the Street Department will
favor IL An the big aud little bosses who
want lie handling Of large sums OF money
Wal, also favor If. Under this plan the eK-
uenses Of the street-sweepiug branch Of the
Street Department might be indefinitely ill.,
creased. And there would be no means Of
knowing whether the work was done ac-
cording to contract. Last summer, before
The siTeet-sveeping fund was exhausted,
there were large, vell-payed streets, be-
tween Van Ness avenue and Deyisadero
street, which were not swept for months
together The taxpayers Of this city would
willingly pay 70 have the streets swept if
there could be any assurance that the work
would be done if paid for But better use
OF the money at the disposal Of the depart
mont should be a condition of very large
increase in the fund.
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CITY OWNERSHIP OF LIGHTS AND
WATER.

On the 10Th Of next month the little city
of Vallejo will hold an election on the
proposition to bond the city in the sum of
S2J0.0GO for the purpose of establishing
water works. Vallejo has also under dis
cussion the question Of electric lighting for
the city, and is considering the offer of
! local company to furnish forty or more
2000-candle power arc lights at 50 month
per light
Tie questions Of light and water are two
| that are just now interesting a great many
Of our cities and towns. California cities
| are nothing if not ambitious, and very few
towns Of any size are content to depend for
street Illumination upon gas.
A number Of cities in the East nave OF
! late years tried, with most satisfactory re-
/ suits. the experiment of owning and operat-
/ ing their own plectrjc-ligh ung plants, and one
| small city (Duukirb. \. " has accom-
| pished sui further results in the way OF
/ Curtailiug expense by running its electric
! lighting plant in conjunction with its water
/ works, which the city also owns. il Vallejo
/ is about to establish water works under
municipal control, the City Trustees might
! find this n suitable opportunity for inausur-
| atiEg on this Coast a system similar to that
which Dunkirk has found to work so sue
/ cesSfuly in the East.
According to figures compiled by com
/ mittee appointed year or so ago by the
/ city Of scranton, Pa, for that purpose the
average price paid per year by ninety cities
! 10 tie United States for electric lighting IS
! Sl05 ID per light very few OF these cities be-
! ing lighted after midnight or on moonlight
/ nights. Boston, Mass, according 10 these
figures, pays $50 light per year, while the
lowest price paid private concern loI
electric lights 10y any one OF these cities Is
500 per Hght' paid by cortland, y. l., Tor
lighting until j. O'Clock each nlgut ne
same committee obtained h-ures from
eighteen cities that are furnishing their own
electric light, and found thatamong these the
average cost to the citizens PER year Is
So J. j per ll-hi. OF these cities only one
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that Blaine is out Of the race the Democrats
pretend to think that he is the only man
that could win. Praise of Blaine at the ex-
pense of Harrison is a device to create in
difference among BIaine's especial friends
as 10 the result of the election if Harrison
should be nominated. Mr.. Blaine's admir-
able management Of the State Department
will be readily admitted, but il does not fol-
low that Blaine has saved Harrison from
colossal blunder. Harrison is the last man
in American public life to make blundeT.
lie made no biunder during the campaign
which resulted in his election ana he has
made none since. He may not have the per-
sonal qualities OF leadership which Mr..
Blaine possesses to such an eminent degree,
but in the intellectual processes summed up
under the general name of Judgment he
is the peer Of any American in public life.
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EtS fT4SJIs.t. February IS tSSLJ
weather Conditions and General Forecasts
F..aslave been fairly general throughout North
e.. California to-day except ia extreme southeast
norton. threatening conditions continue IN the
western port. OIL OF Southern California. in Nevada
.a rsr Io.s OF WASN'T. Etou ana oregon, and gen
tg... throughout Northern California.
Ilel5r.me.e- has fllsD along the entire slope,
EXCEPT la Southern California and the center Of the
Jos pressure area extends aionS the oregon COAST
ru decided change trom the existing conditions IS
a,..s..ratel. Ea.us vii fall tonight in Northern
California. ana The Temperature VIII remain nearly
81 ti1ls-y. a rising temperature is anticipated TOT
Western WASH. g-au a.G cooler weather iof east
Tor.iois of Washington and oregon
lie ra-- II the pas, twenty -four hours are Is FOL
,.t--. 1Hs-s VaIa o sprinkle EoselurE % OF an
B. ,h Eureka .-6. Red Sun Is Point Reyes lab.
sacramento 80 aud Fresno, Carson City ana SAT-
ia e d sprinkle.
Tie highest temperatures today ranged from 50
to-- degrees in ess- portions o. Washington and
OREGON II 20 so iu west portions the after az
Ees. .ar-F 81 so 81 in >ortlern California, % tc
$50 D.. southern California 10 80 - 10 southern
Arizona s. 10 50 ia Nevada and A. DID Northern
Forecast for Ensuing Twentv-four Hours.
far N.-ler. Csl.larais->catterraE rains; gen
JAS s.-a..g c.o.e- except ID uerlhn est portion;
-.r..a.e winds. becoming westerly on coast.
ier .a-eera Cail1rr..-a a-rrai.y fair preceded
-r---l- ral.> .- ler-H portion slightly warmer
. rss- portion. via. g variable coming westerly
F.r W.-.. ..t1H and C-e-oa-Raits la Oregon and
-..-z ,.e upper s..aI warmer i'm Western Wash
..... .-. generally C---.I In east portions Tari-
l..- vl.-s.
I-- 1..h-s---.erlaa rains: slight temperature
Ola -.s E.r i. ka-ass. Chief OF Division.
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cept them as dependencies. In Germany, it
seems, such questions are received in
different light. And it does not become us
to Judge them by cur standards. England
has made a marvellous success Of her colo
nization policy; Holland has built up
colony which Oyershadows the mother
country as North America overshadows
England, and France has done well with
algeria. Possibly Germany may be as sue
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Hevdenfeldt Executor, Cited.

Judge Coffey has cited the executors of
the will Of the late Judge Heydenfeldt TO
appear before him and show cause why
they should not be punished for contempt,
in failing TO obey an order to permit the
attorney for Mrs. Henrietta Heydenfeldt to
examine certain letters in their possession
and deemed OF Importance in her suit
againsL them.
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Cash Registers Cleaned Out.

Two burglaries were reported to the pO-
lice Yesterday afternoon. Early in the
morning the door of Fred Hays hair-dress-
ing parlor, at 20 Geary street, was broken
open by thieves. who stole Sl2 from the
cash register. Thieves entered Dietz's sa-
loon, at 208 Montgomery street, broke open
the cash register and took 49, They over
looked. however. $50 in drawer under the
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LEONE DU CHEIN'S WILL.
Her Brothers Failed in Their Effort {
Break 1t.

Leonie Du Chem was laundress in this
city several years ago. and from her earn
ings managed to save $1,000. When she died
recently in Paris she left a Photographic
will, bequeathing her property in this city
to a sister and a niece. Her two brothers,
to whom she did not leave anything, con-
tested the will on the ground that she was
too illiterate to write such document, and
that she was of unsOund mind. The case
vas tried before jury in Judge COffey's
department, and the good men aud true de-
cided that the will should stand.
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"Mrs. WinsIow,s soothing syrup"

Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup"
Has been used fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children while teething, with perfect
success. 1t sootheS the child, softens the gums,
allays PAIN cures wind collie regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for darrhea whether arts ing
from teethng or other causes For sale by drug
eists in every part OF the world. Be sure and ask
for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle.
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r25 -T3nr-eucry street. near Clay. open until II
.-...rs D. 81. BRANCH OEF8CES: Tl0 Market
SIRE near Eearuy, open until y o'clock midnight;
$40 u..es street, open until 9 SO o'c,ock, 6O3
I-sta street. omen uatl 30 ocloGs; % IS Mission
>t-set open uatil O'Clock P. n; and ZIG Ninth
.r.et. open uutil 9:}9 V S.
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Lane Lectures.

TIE fourth of the Lane course Of popular
free lectures will be delivered this evening
at Cooper Medical College by Professor C.
n. EilinwOod, MD. Subject: "Dirt and
Cleanliness"
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-c,, York . EEENTANO BROS. . Union Square
t....s-, ......... News stand Palmer House
. r..slg GALLgT & ,TOGBERr,
ll5l. Common 81
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THE Springfield, Ohio News says: at NAV be
said to be without competition. so individual
peculiarJ and alone is Hoods Sarsaparilla in all
that is claimed for it," Sold by druggists
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a WORD 10 TIE WISE.

Republicans viii no: allow themselves to
be- deeply impressed by the view a New
York Democratic paper takes Of Mr.,
Blane's relations with the President Now
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THE F,erFIN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
g.. Potter building, New York City. isproyded with
f..>ot California papers. Visitors welcome. Al
4t., s...- rates ami sample copies furnished
X NI>CH, Manager
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GALL ana WEEKLY CALI, s. 80 per year post
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RES La Parfaite Union Lodge No; a
Ek-R II +. and A. M-The officers and "a
members Of this lodge are hereby notified to Xxx
FRIDAY EVENING, February 10. 1892. at
o'clock, at Masonic Temple. All MasonS are cor
daily invited. BY order OF the ", M; -, O..
fe17 st a. LEMAkDELA4 \, sec.
R3S Tempiar Rebekah Lodge SSAs44=ss>-
Es~S No. 49, l. 0. o. Flowing to SS21$SSG
death of r. H. TYLER. P. G.. the open ~ X
meeting to be held on SATURDAY ||HRN>-
EVENING has been postponed by order.
LYDIA r HURLBEkT' N 6;
MAGGIE HovEY, Secretary. II
- Apollo Lodge No. 1873, >SSA4sLz>
9~B L o. o. F.-omcers and mem, =sss.S4
bers: You hereby notified TO at 49,
tend meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVEN '(/4hEN>
ING February 10. Initiation. Visiting and so
GEORGE w. SARGENT, N. G.
HOLLAND SMITH, h. y IL
~P CaIedoninn CIub-The Reg @
es~ST uIar semi-monThly meeting will be ~ 8X5
held at Scottish Hall III Larkin ST., %A THS
THIS FRIDAU EVENING FEB, Fe5r Sayr 80 80
= THoM1s WILSON. Secretary. It
n-77 Myrtle Lodge No. I6, K.ofP.- ~
B~S Onicers and members are hereby no-.F -
Market ST.. on FRIDAY, february 10, at 4~eS>9
1880 P NJ for the purpose Of at5enGieg the tuner
uon-attendance strictly enforced by order of the
fei8 2t c. S. HOFFMAN. X OF r. and 5.
TF~zs5s Annual Meeting The Regular An
Hale & NorCToSs Silver Mining Company Will be
held 40 the office OF the company. Room IS, Neyada
Block. 3O9 Montgomery St, san Francisco, Cal, on
WEDNESDAY. the ninth 9TH day OF March. A. d..
1892 at the hour OF l O'Clock NJ. The tranfer-
books VIII close on SATURDAY, the (5th) fifth day
OF March 1892 at II o'clock NJ.
felstd A. l.. THOMPSON, Secretary
Ef~T5s The Annual Meeting Of the stock
Es~G holders OF the Marin County water Company
viii DO held the ONCE of the company, 4O6 Cali
fornia ST.. san Francisco. on WEDNESDAY, the
ri day Oi March. 1892, at the hour OF u O'Clock
NJ. for the election of Trustees for the ensuing
year aud FOR the transaction OF such other business
as may come before the meeting
fel7 a. 4. DALTON HARRISON, Sec.
F7y5s Annual Meetiug-The Regular An
~ uusl meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Western Heet Sugar Company Will be held at The
Office Of the company, 327 Market ST. san Fran
cisco, Cal. on TUESDAY, the lst day OF March,
1892 AT the hour OF II O'Clock a. NJ, for the pur
pose OF eocting Board Of Directors TO serve or
the ensuing year. and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting Trans
fci-booAs Will close on FRIDAY, 18th. at O'Clock
T.. NJ. ftel7 To mTI r II. SHELDON, Sec.
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This is three more than enough to elect.
If Connecticut should 20 Republican the five
votes that this Democratic ticket will doubt
less receive on the district plan will nearly
I'll the void. The Democratic ticket would
then have a iority of two. Il IS possible
for tie Republicans to carry both New York
and Indiana. If ain should attempt to
make New York certain by the snap pro-
cess Of choosing Presidential electors by
tie Legislature The effect would be such
that Indiana and possibly New Jersey
would be saved. 1t is enough TO shut the
Republicans out Of the solid South without
closing doubtful Northern States against
fhap,
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TIE MORNING CALL


las q larger circulation than any other
.swspaper published II San Francisco.
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4 7 126 KEARNY. ROOM o. You CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates. private rooms for ladies';
pledges for sale; take elevator. mrl e
K q ON MORTGAGE; MONEY TO LOAN ON
notes or I'd mortgage. Isaacs. All o'Farrelj2l ~
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT SEND
~ your old gold and iewery by mail to the old and
reliable house of A. COLEMAN, Al Third st. San
francisco l VIII send by return mail the CASH it
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold by
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 5SS kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diainon1S, Watches i0W Interest," COAX
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY,
WEATHER. REPORT.

Irr, rr.-Hy Geo. i. Lam5on az 1928 sutter
g.. al j O'Clock
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DIYIDEND NOTICES.

- Dividend NotiCe-DiVi demo No. : 2
@~0 (dny cents per shaTel OF the Oceanic Steam
ship Company viii be payable at the once OF the
company. 32I Market St. on and after Tuesday,
March !, 1892. JTausfer-books Will close Tuesday
February %. 1892, at 3 O'Clock N.
FpI- SHELDON. Sec.
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DEMOCRATIC GROUND.
Governor Brown OF Georgia saws:

Governor BroVn q Georgia says.
TO make certain OF election II VIII be necas
saIy therefore, for Us 80 nominate a candidate
who cg8 cany an tie Democratic Soulberl
States, aud WHO can cary New York. Connecu
car. Rev Jersey and Indiana. This makes vic
tory certain, and without il We have uucer
Jauiy.
Nj Brown has outlined the Democrat,
plan OF camraign. They VIII let New Ell.
g'aHd and tie Northwest 20 by default auC
concentrate their force IN the States named
Tie Democratic column would, If this pro-
gIamme should be successful, stand:
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

J, IRA @nce pies. swAIN's. 2ls sutterstreet.
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u mirrOred, with large plate 1SX40; walnut, OAK,
cherry ana 10th century; cash price elsewhere 800
our nstalmeut price reduced TO $40 country orders
packed, shipped free to any depot NJ. FRIEDMAN
q Co, 2ZS aud 230 Stockton ST. 237 Post, cor.
STOCKTON; open evenings. del3 q
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nrp wANrrn-CoNrINUED.


WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL hoO9FE<<
W work in small family Apply imme dlatey 1879 %,
FuItOnst. Ie1o -.
NOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEW QKh.
73l Green ST., near Mason leLo ~
4 I'VE LADY AGENTS MAKE MONEY HAN-
IL ding my goods; 10 travel MES. n A A. -
SON. 70 Geary st. Ie1I u.
INEXPERIENCED WAIST-TRIMMER: NO OTHER
u need apply. 2I0 Twentyirst St Ie1I o.
CIRL TO DO SEWING AND CHAMBERW0RK.
u 1898 Pacific ave, Ie1I Of
U7IRST-CLASS TRIMMER; ALSO GOOD
Il maker. } bird ST. IeLL %
I OR LADIES TO BUY SMALL COFFEE
L saloon; $50. $50 Grove St lei o.
Young GIRLS WORK ON CORsErS; MUST
j be good sewers 1913 Suffer st. teII OF
IA ANTED = GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W homework; wages $50 TO S25. 1884 H9ward.o-
0YOUNG LADIE, TO LEARN TELEGRAPHING
= and qualify for gOod-paying positions CalF
foTnia Telegraph Co. kearny ST, cor. Clay. 10 ~
A GENTS TO EARN $40 PER DAY; EASY: LIE
II Ultimate. 335 Phelan Building feI u
GIRLS, IF YOU WANT YOUR DRESSESMADE
u frSt-class and at reasonable rates call on Afo.
BROWN. 633 Geary st. az IN
A WEEKS NEWS FOR5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
"A CALL, IN wrapper, ready for mailing
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CPECIAL SALE OF FINE FRENCH EN-
- broideries consisting OF narrow. medium and
wide widths; artistic designs, at very low prices
ranging from TO soc; aiso including skirting and
apron widths from , TO zoe, all OF which away
under regular prices. CHICAGO STORE 2l6
Sixth fe
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A,OUNG MAN AS Partner TO OPEN FIRST
class business upstairs in finest locality IN city;
one with aeauaintances and other employment az
former is the main object; capital required 500
no speculation; experience. Address ". H..
This Office ltF
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IA ANTED- A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w WORK in small family. Apply imm edlateiy 1 o.
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LOJND-IHE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
J. instruments in the State; low prices larZs
stock. satisfaction guaranteed. Pioneer Music store
c. c .KEENE. Third St. cor. Market. FL I'm
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LTVELYN-YOU CAN REST EASY: ALTHOUGH
~ your husband is short ana rat. have mer-
chant taiior-nade suit or OvercOat 10 fit him for
SIS. made by irst-claSS merchant tailor for $50.
ORIGINAL NISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, Cor.
Post and Dupont SIS. fell II
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LOR A VERY SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND
very reasonable weekly monthly payments
you furnish a home Tor yourself. Following
prices will give you idea Of few Of our many
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GHORTHAND, TTPEWRITING: DAY AND
- evening; speed class, So month. 1904 Narset.
near New City Han. ia3i SIN
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PERSONALS.

CAR A DAY AND SOMETIMES TWO
a Skinned from SMITHS CASH STORE, 4lsaud
4IS Front ST. or dried fruit, canned goods provis-
ions feed -four grain. seeds. fish, wallpaper wear
fng apparel dry goods, notions, boots and shoes
furniture every Kind Of Things that you ask for
or use 1t IS the Tow prices, good quality OF goods
prompt and careful service and great variety that
induces these large purchases. Will you ask for a
list of prices fel9 st
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CCIENTIFIO LADY TAILOR SYSTEM: ~
~ chart or scale used; PROF. MALPSER, removed
from IS Kearny to l2I Post ST.. will give another
course Of free lessons IN dreSs-cutting; make your
own dress while learning. Room %, over O'COnuOr
q MOffatt's Store. fPI4 II
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- Tom piaF htDth IA N s.uUkH >S>zE-1lI<-
G~S No. 49, /. o. O. Flowing to SS%t[sSS$9L
death of X. X. TYLER F. G., the open -e5>SSEESS[
meeting TO be held SATURDAY >|HRNN>
EVENING has been postponed. by order
LYDIA +. HURLBERT, N. G.
Al 1t
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GALL AT NINE. E + SAUTTER'S NEW STORE
y and inspect spring styles. 20I Sixth St fe3 I'm
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LADIES' AND
IL gents clothing. 1913 Howard st. ja3 3n
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4 TTENTION-BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR
y $40 and all costs paid collections city or cOun-
try. COFFEY'S COLLECTION CO., 607 Montgom-
cry ST. ia8 bmo
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TF~-s57 James q. Clark" Evening OF = oetry
s~c and song " at hall over Bjou Theater. 729
Market st Friday. FEB. l9. Doors open at Z NJ.
Tickets 25c. Commence at p. n. It's
- Sure and safe Cure for All Irregu-
lE-C lar or painful monthly periods, from what
ever cause; no instruments used; al female com
paiuts treated ucCeSSfuly; home for patients with
best care; results guaranteed by MRS. DIR. GNYER
3lII.a Hy de St, bet. Eddy ana Eujs. jal2 II
gf-7s5s san i rancisco Towel Company, IOI
I7-S Market st.-T0wels, with mirror-Tack, served
az reasonable rates feI 3m