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To Raise to the Official Grade Washing
ton Street, From Drumm to Est
Street North.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
" Supervisors of tile City and County OF san
Franc SEQ, June rs, 1894.
In accordance with resolution No. 10 574 { Third
Series) of the Beard of supervisors. SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received In open session OF
the board on MONDAY AFTERA DON, July 2,
1904 from to 2:3O O'Clock, for raising TO the
oflciaI grade Washington street, from prumm to
East street North in accordance with the specif-
cations prepared by the superintendent of
Streets on file In this ONCE
The work must be done TO the satisfaction of the
Superintendent of streets, Highways and Squares
and must completed wltnln forty days from
the signing of the contract
NoTrcE-BIdders will estimate and state price
for which the entire work above described viii be
performed In conformity with Section No. S245
Of the Political Code.
The party TO whom the contract is awarded will
be reQuired prior to or at the time or the execu-
ton of the contract to pay the of advertising
this notice in three daily newspapers.
In order to preserve uniformity and to tacili-
tate the award the board has resolved to receive
no bids unless made upon blank forms prepared
DY The committee, and a certified check for the
sum OF 5000 deposited By the bidder with and
made payable to the clerk OF the board, eondi-
tloned II the proposal is accepted and the con-
neglect TO execute a written agreement and give
The bond required within six days after the award
is made then and in that the said sum shall
pc paid in the City and County Treasury BY said
clerk as liquldated damages for such failure aud
neglect
Blanks furnished by the clerk
The board reserves the right to reject all bids If
the public good 50 require.
Je26 OF JNO. A. RUSSELL, Clerk
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MR.. CLINE ON TESTS.
He Supposed the Results Must
Be Uniform.
Then Destroyed Ills Books That
Nobody Might Know Some
Plates Were Bad.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Superintend-
ent Cline, in charge of the armor-plate
press of the Carnegie shop at the time OF
the Irregularities in filling Government
contracts, began bis testimony before the
the Congressional investigation commit
tee to-day. He said be construed the Gov
ernment specifications that the plates were
TO have uniform treatment" TO mean
there were to be uniform results. Cline
submitted abstracts of the plates, for the
purpose of showing that the changes made
were not for fraudulent purposes. BE
made the changes. he declared, as the re-
suit of practical experience. The changes
covered prior work done on plates shown
by the woTkmer's figures. Cline charged
that Sill's testimony as to. the plates had
suppressed half the entries on these plates.
Cummings then drew out statement
that Cline had destroyed his books. He
did this because they contained lot of
stuff he knew nothing about.
Representative Money took up the
specific charge that the armor plate was
actually in the furnace eighteen hours.
Cline raised the mum ber of hours 10 thirty
six.
Representative Talbot asked why this
change was made.
ITO prevent fussing." answered Cline.
This fuss would be made by Govern
ment officers?"
my superlors knew what 1 was doing" +"
added Cline.
He mentioned Superintendent Comic Of
the armor shops as one who knew what
was being done. The clerks did not know
the technical details Of the work, and such
information as they might give the Gov
ernment lnspe ciors would be misunder-
stood and used to create trouble at the
ordnance bureau. The naval officials did
not understand what Information they
received. Cline said his changes in
records were based on starting from cold
furnace. that is, be added, the time neces-
sary in getting the furnace hot enough for
the aTmor plates. Witness said he de-
stroyed the books on his own responsible
ity. He denied that he had stated that the
capacity Of the furnace was insufficient to
do the Government work properly.
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me, 2:igs4-2:l64-2:l9.
BEAT THE FAVORlTES.
Lucky Baldwin Cannot Win Every
Race He Tries For.

CHICA GO, June 26.-Washing gton Park
presented a programme of tlve races to-
day, of which the feature was the Lake
side stakes for two-year-old FLIES. 1t was
won by Green Morris Moderocio. after a
hot finish with Rosita, another outsider.
Mr. Keene's Roundelay and Lucky Bald
wins Lady Diamond were favorites. Tie
former was never in it and the latter was
left al the post. In the fourth King
Charlie at to defeated the even money
choice. Wildwood. who did not even run
third in a field of five. TaraI left after the
stake race for New York.
Matt Byrnes. trainer OF Senator Grady,
to-day offered to put up S2500 for a match
between Senator Grady and Rey FL Santa
Anita, winner of the American Derby.
The matter will be presented to E. j.
Baldwin by his sOn-in-law.
reequarters. Cass won, Lady Rose second,
Tenisee third. Time, 1:20.
One mile, Adelante won. La Gascogne sec
ond, Idyle third. Time, :5l1s.
Lakeside stakes, tive-eighths. Moderoclo won,
ROslta second. Kitty Scott third. Time, :06.
Mile and an eighth, King Charlie wOn, Patrick
second. Pat Maloy third. Time, 200.
IhTee-quarters, Domingo won. InGomar Sec
ond, Anna Mayes third. Time, :1734.
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THE TRIAL OF AZOFF.
Rumor That f1arri s. Murderer Was
Planning to Escape.

FANTA CRUZ, June 26.-The jury in the
Azoff murder case was sworn In at 8
o'clock to-day. Fourteen witnesses for
the prosecution were also asked to take
the oath. The defense has as yet called
no witnesses.
District Attorney Lindsay went care
fully over the ground telling the jury
what he expected to prove, land if we do
prove these things" said lie, I'VE shall ask
Of you verdict Of murder in the first de-
gree"
The only new witness put on the stand
was Mr.. Schroeder of Redwood City, for
mer partner of L. NJ. Dumas of San Fran
cisco. He testified to meeting Azoff on mis-
place and riding with him to his house,
where Schroeder left him and went to
Redwood City for officers. When he re-
turned Azoff was gone. No new facts
were brought out in the case.
A very sen sational rumor has been con-
fdentially whispered from one TO an
other on the streets since court closed al 8
o'clock this evening to the effect that
some trusty had carried files to AZoff and
that plan had been laid by which Azoff
expected to file out OF his cell, knock The
guard down and make his escape.
Sheriff Cope was seen at late hour by
CALL reporter. and he most emphati-
cally denies the whUle story, and claims
that there is absolutely no ground for
such rumor. He says that Azoff is of a
most cheerful disposition. the kindest and
most obedient prisoner that he has ever
had charge of. he also says that Under
Sheriff Wright is the only officer permitted
inside the Jail, ana as to his integrity
there is no shadow of q doubt.
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DEFICIENCY BILL.
Mr.. English to Be Paid for Making
Contest.

Mr.. English to Be Paid for Making
a Contest.
WASHINGTON, June 26. The Senate
bill making Labor day a national holiday
passed the House to-day.
The House bill to give the same weight
and effect to oaths of priyates and non
commissioned officers in pension cases as
to the oaths of commissioned officers also
passed.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the deficiency bill. and an amend
ment was adopted appropriating $1,000 To
pay Hon. w. ID. English for his successful
contest for the seat in the present Congress
held by Samuel q. Hilb0rn from the Third
California District, his name having been
inadvertently omitted from the list of con-
testants and contestees whose expenses
were paid.
Considerable time was devoted to the
paragraph relating to Indian depredations
claims. The bill was passed. and at 5:10
P. II. the House adjourned.
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aud ran bases well to-day. and had the game
well In hand up TO the ninth, when tne clouds
made IL so dark the 1ielders could not see me
ball. allowing the visitors to score four runs.
Score: PittsourCs 6, base hits 10, errors 1.
WashiEetons 5, base hits 13. errors o. Bat
teries-EhTet and Mack, Sullivan aud Mcclure.
Umpre-McQuad.
CHICAGO. June 26.-The Baltimores practi-
cally won to-day's game in the first inning by
successful series of hits. Score: Chicagos g,
base hits 16. errors 1. BaltImOres IA. base
bits 10. errors .. Batteries-McGill and Kit
tredge, Robinson and, McMahon. Umpire
Lynch.
ST. LOUIS, June 26-Errors by Doud and
Frank at critical points lost the game for The
Browns today. Score: st. Louis 2, base hits
II, errors 2. New Yorks 4, base ntts z. Bat
teries = Breitenstein and sPeltz, Meekin and
Farrell. Umpire-Hurst.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 26.-The Boston
Louisville game was postponed on account Of
wet grounds.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-The Clncinnati-Phll-
aoelphla game was postponed.
CLEVELAND, June 26.-NO game. Rain.
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READY TO ROW.
Yale and Harvard Are Both Conf
dent of Success.

GALES FERRY. Conn.,, June 26.-The
race between the university crews repre-
senting Yale and Harvard colleges will be
rowed on the Thames River from a point
just above the headquarters of the Har-
ward crew to the big bridge which spans
the river short distance above the city
of New London. The race will be rowed
on Thursday evening at 6: AS o'clock.
Herman Oelrichs OF New York is the
referee agreed upon and Alfred Cowles Of
Chicago will be the Yale judge and George
Adee will be the Yale timekeeper. Mel
son Perkins or Coach Keys will take the
time for the Harvard team.
The Yale adherents are as confident of
success as though the race had been rowsd
and won, while the Harvard men sim ply
smile and shake their heads with know
Ing shake, as much as 10 say:
I'VE will show these Jays what rowing
really is on Thutsday 4"
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lor. one of the brothers in custody there
for the murder of the Meeks family at
Browning, Mo-: "We are entirely guilt
less of the crime and had intended leav-
ing on a skiff for Batesviile and returning
home for trial. We expect to leave for ST.
LOUIS tomorrow night. We hope to get
bail, and can give it in any sum-S50,0 600 il
necessary. The murder of the Meeks FAM
lily occurred on the night of May 10 last,
and we learned the next day that we were
suspected of it and that mob was after
US and would lynch US if they caught us.
We Immediately sought safety in flight.
expecting TO return when the excitement
died down. We came TO Springfield. No.,
where we spent three days, and have been
in the vicinity of Buffalo City for about a
month"
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ON A HEAVY TRACK.
Still the Sport Was Good, Though
Talent Lost.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 26.-The track
was heavy to-day, but the sport was good.
Only one favorte won.
Thirteen-sixteenths, Powhattan won, John
second. Southern third. Time 1913.
Mile and a sixteenth, ImInilda won, Billy
Mckenzie second Esther thru. Time. 2:o114
Five etebths, Cyantha won, Neutral second,
Vischuu ihiTd. lime, 1 :o5.
Handicap. seven-eighlhs, PTetender won.
Wedgefeld second. Tom third. Time. SO.
Three-quarers, Monteil won, Harry Lewis
second, Gold Dollar third. Time, l "a.
EAST ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Five furlongs,
Avon dor won, Leila l. second, Ithaca third.
Time, :0734
Nine-sixteenlhs, Maud Mcmillan won. ST.
Stephens second, Maggie Barry third. lime,
1:O1.
Six furlongs, Charleeus won. Tom S second
Ballardne third. Time, 1:20$4.
Five furlOngs, Mitra won, w L Ellis second,
Podiga third. Time. 1 :07.
One mile, RoquefOrt won, Granite second,
KenwOod third. Time :51.
WASHINGTON. June 26.-FIye furlongs, Ken
you won, Sentinel second, Marlboro third.
Time not taken.
Seven furlongs, Blackwood won, Tommy
Brophy second, Headlight third. Time, 81.
One mile. Clara Belle won, Margherita Sec
ond, LithOgraph third. Time, ! :53.
Four and half furlopgs. Topmast won,
Tiddlewinks second, Night Light third. Time.
:57.
Six furlongs. Ella won, Luray second, ALI.
bright third. Time, 1:19.
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LAMPLlGnTER RAN AWAY.
The Great Horse Seems to Be Round
ing Into Form Once More.

NEW YORK, June 26.-The best race to-
day was the Snrepshead Bay handicap. in
which there were nine starters. Don
AlonZo was not backed very extensively,
but was better than the others and won
by good length. In the opening race
Lamplighter ran away from the others.
Futurity course, Lamplighter won, Merry
Monarch second, Kingston tbid. Time,
Ill SO.
Seven furlongs, Discount woD. Potentate
second, PeacemaksJ third. Time, :26 40.
Five furlosgs, SabiIla won, ATamia second,
Lux third. Time. / 90 3-5.
Sbeepshead Bay handicap, ope mile. Don
AIonZ0 won, Roche second, Sir Walter third.
Time, Al.
Mile and quarter, Sport won, Herald sec.
ond, George Beck third. Time, 2 2:09A.
Mile and quarter, over five hurdles, ST. John
won, Ballarat second, Japonica third. Time.
2:2h
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COAST GOSSIP.
The Commission of Mr.. Leakes Has
Been Sent Him.

WASHINGTON. June 26-California patents:
d. c. Corning Of San Francisco, gate; C. 3.
Hemingway of San Francisco, wagon seat; r.
B. DOdsen Of Los Angeles, CRATE; r. II. Peeie
of Oakland, hat box; B. II. Simpson OF San
francisco, billiard cue rack; Thomas d.
COonbs OF Oakland. buggy top; w. d. Ball Of
San Francisco door lock.
post0f1ce has been established at Miami
MaripOsa County, California Especial from
Ahwahnee) with Fl. n. Hayward as Post.
master.
W. S. Leakes' eomm mission as Postmaster at
Sacramento has been mailed to him.
PensiOns-Calfornia: OrigiDal-W. G. Smith
OF Santa Barbara. Increase-X. Cahill of OAK
land, Allen Cornehs OF Ontario Original
widUw-Sarah Louis LOrenZ of Los Angeles
NJ Xioan war survivors-J. c. Barricklow of
BTOderic k. Increase-James Dawson OF San
Francisco.
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS.
California Summer Encampment OF
M. e. Church.

PACIFIC GROVE. June 26.-The California
summer encampment OF the Methodist Episco.
pal church held its third session at Assembly
Hall to-day. he weather is fine and the dele
g tes are taking some advantage of It in driv.
ing, riding. etc.
Yesterday, at the second meeting, WV Case,
DID, pastor of the Howard street M. 4. Church,
San Francisco. delivered fine sermon from
his tpXt Ia Matthew ii:3. This evenings ses-
sion opened by vespel service and at O'Clock
Rev. Thomas Filben. ID. d., Of the California
street NJ. i. Church delivered a fine sermon
before a large audience The meetings this
year are very enthusiastic and so far are said
10 be the best ever held in the City OF the
Pines
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THREATS OF INCENDIARIES.
From Gait the Firebugs Transfer
Their Work to Acampo.

LODI, June 26. - The fire at Acampo
which destroyed Siegelkoff's hotel Sunday
morning caused much excitement on ac-
count of two letters which were discovered
on streets of Acampo, In which threats
were made that the writers had burned
Gait. and had commenced on Acampo,
and would soon go through Lodi and
Stockton unless the ranchers and all others
who employ Cinnamon get rid of them
and put white men in their place. 1t is
believed that regularly organized band
of incendiaries are infesting this county,
and many blame that part of Coxev's army
OF industrials who came from Vacavilie
and Napa Valley since the outrages there.
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SLOW TO ACT.
Congress Unable TO Reach the Sev.
eral Appropriation Bills,

WASHINGTON. June ga resolution
will be presented in Congress extending
the present appropriations thirty days. as
1t is impossible TO Ges any OF the regular
appropriation bills through before the 1st
OF July. Senator Cockrell, chairman Of
the Senate Committee on Appropriations,
1aVors resolution which will continue
the present appropriations until each new
appropriation is passed. BE thinks such
an elastic resolution can be framed
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LUTHERAN sAENGERFEsT.
The Germans Are Having a Good
Time at Duluth

DULUTH. MIMI. June 26-The annual
SaeDgerfest of the North western Lutheran
Union of America began here to-day aud
will continue until Friday. There will be
musical programme daily. The union is
REPRESENTED by about 500 delegates from
Minnesota, Winconsin, Iowa and the Da-
kotaS.
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YALE EXAMINATIONS.

EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
a. ~ Undergraduate departments OF Yale Uniyers-
lty VIII te held IN this city Thursday, Friday
anu saturday OF THIS week at the Boys High
Sehooi, on Sutter street, between Cough and Oc-
taVia. Candidates should be present on Thursday
promptly at :45 a. NJ. For further information
apply at the once OF POMERoY d POMEROY
2zz Sansome street, on Wednesday, between and
T. NJ le25 ST
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Charged with EmbezzIinq.

NEWARK, n. j.. June &c. - Edward B.
Christopher of II Clinton street, auditor
of the Prudential Insurance Campany,
has been arrested on a charge of embez-
zlng $4,000 from the company. Christie
pher has been employed by the company
for the past ten years.
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Two Men Killed.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. June 26-A
freight wreck occurred near Duntown on
the Norfolk and Western Railway, in
which George Donald. brakeman, and
Henry NJ. Ryers. a negro stealing ride,
were killed.
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FLYING JIB WON.
Closely Driven Out by
Zelpha Burns.
SULKY RACING IS BEGUN.
At Least One of the Flyers in
Good Trim.
SOME GOOD SPORT AT CHICAGO.
Lucky Baldwin Could Not Win.
Although f1e Owned
FaVorite.

OMAHA, Neb., June 26.-Nearly 5000
people were at the Union Park Track
when the FIRST race Of the Blue Ribbon
meeting was called this afternoon. The
feature of the card was the hali-mile
pacing race, in which Flying Jib m ade the
journey in :O4 fiat. closely driven by
Zelpha Burns. Alix logged an exhbi-
ton mile in III fat without a pacemaker.
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TAX ON ALIENS.
How Senator Peffer Would Solve a
Vexed Question.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-Senetor PETER
to-day gave notice of an amendment to
the tariff bill levying duty of $50 head
on aliens arriving in the United States.
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ASSERT THEIR INNOCENCE.
The Taylor Brothers Did Not Kill
the Meeks Family.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 26.-A Star
special from Little Rock, Ark, gives the
following interview with William p. Tay-
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"The Yosemite Parorama -

Market and Tenth streets, can be seen
this week from A. NJ. to 1880 P. NJ. Don't
miss it. Admiss ion 25c.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Yale Beat Harvard in the Presence
of fhe Multitude.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. June 26.-In the pres
ence OF 5000 spectators Yale beat Harvard
this afternoon in the final game for the inter
Collegiate championship by score OF TO o.
fale's battery work was the feature.
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BEATEN BY CLOUDS.

A Circumstance Which Should Really
Have Helped Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 26.-Pittsburg Datted
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BUTLER AND PETTIGREW.
Neither Ever Owned or Dealt ir
Sugar Stock

Sugar Stock.
WASHINGTON. June 26. - The sugar
trust investigating committee has re-
ceived written replies OF Senator'S Butler
and Pettigrew to questions concerning
ownership of and speculation In sugar.
trust stock. They answered the questions
in the negative.
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RED. white and blue. registered trademark. E.
GARNER d Co.'S wines. All bars and groceries.
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PALACE HOTEL,

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
i block in the center OF San Francisco tits ths
model hotel OF tho world. Fire ana earth QUAKE
proof. Has nins elevators. Every room is iarge
Hight and airy. The ventilation is perfect bsEh
and closet adjoia every room. Ali rooms are easy
or access from broad light corr idors The central
court. illuminated by electric Hight fts tmmense
glass rool. broad balconies. carraSc-way apd tron
teal plants are features hitherto unk noWn in Amer
lean notss Guests entertain ed either the Amer
tcan OF european plan. The restaurant IA tha a est
In me CITY. secure rooms in advance by tele-
grspnlng' THE PALACE HOTEL
4sk VI San Franctsco. Cal.
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THE WEEKLY GALL is published
every Thursday. Get a copy
and compare it with any other
paper in quality size and
price. 81 per year; 10 pages
2 columns eacn
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WONDERFUL SPEED.

Johnson Rode Through the Record
for a Mile.
WALTHAM, Mass, June 26.-John S.
johnson rode right through the record for
flying mile at Waltham to-day. doing the
distance in 1:56
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The Great
Third Annual.
Every item in these two columns will
herald the aggressiveness OF the progress
sive Market-s.reet Department Store.
Downstairs.

An event of unusual importance-the
greatest sale yet attempted on our great
basement fioor-has commenced.
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greatest sale yet attempted on our great
basement fioor-has commenced.
Ccv CT 0A-You can buy Beautiful Semi
TUI D f,0U porcelain Tinted and Gold
edged Dinner Set for IL per-
sons, $50 was our former
price.
e. DO 7E-Out Steps Lovely Tea Set of
TW Dbl u semi-poTcelain, A pieces, flow
er decorated IN natural cOlOrs,
this set was So.
For $780, ss :es. s:s .Sssss Sas@
ii was So 90.
For $500 Ssesa may S.nss:; Lamp NSss fsssy
pattern, center draft, 60-candle
power, It's price was SO.
Now come a few of the little things just as
samples, tripping 10 the lowest and sweetest Of
price music.
Err on-Crystal Berry Dishes that were
For &c los, Crystal Berry Dishes were
For Zoe %o235 zee. Decorated 0F'Am''''
Eo, 1fo-Decorated China Mustard Potts.
For Soc -enina 81. Decorated cn'DldoF'' usually
Eoy 5n-Englsh Decorated Plates. before the
0Io-Japanese Mush Bowls, always solo
Eor 0(lc-Dozen semi porcelain Decorated
TUT OuG Butter Plates, before the sale 6Oc.
Drapery, Etc.
Little prices to begin with, Titled stilI more
delightfully-for you.
Err q 60-Pretty Chenille TablecOvers
TUT y IUJu GA size. with heavy fringe, SO
anywhere.
Err q k1-Handsome Satine-covered Com.
TUT NI,JU forts, filled with white cotton,
usually 50 20.
F0r Si.iJ worth 81 80.
Ear E6o-Fringed Opaque Shades, worth 75c.
Enr CO EfI-Fiue California Blankets, al.
Pretty Ducks.
just unpacked New Black Duck Suting. A
case oil duck and canvas cloth in mixed color
ings. Think of the styles, think of the color,
but don't waste thought on the prices, they'll
surprise, but only by their Httleness.
THE HAMBURGER COMP ANY,
MARKET STREET.
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StOCktaking,
Genuine Sale,

The trend of trade is more Mazeward
than ever. Why should it not be so?
San Francsco's shrewdest shoppers seek
ing the most merchandise of merit for
their money come here.
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FIGHTS TO LOSE.

FIGHTS TO LOSE.
Still Dave Hill Gives
Battle.
BLOCKED AT EVERY TURN.
Democrats Have All Combined
Against Him.
HE DOES NOT GIVE 1T UP YET.
Made the Issue on State Bonds and
Secured One Days
Delay.
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Don't Ache
A clean stomach
makes a clear head

joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
is the only SarsaparilIa that
cleanses the stomach. Itpre-
vents constipation and head
ches.
i'll eodu
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PROPOSALS

T. HHk
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Bows Clothes.

Boys Clothes.
The maker cared more for spot cash
than for his goods. A very few words
stand for long and interesting story.
FuI JUG Pants, made of very serylceabiS
mateeial, 8 to IA years
rox 0Eo-Boys' PercaIe shirtwaIsts wit.
TDI ZJG box pleats in back and front, 4to
IL years.
Co, G1 nn-Boys' Velvet Corduroy Knee
TUI y lsUO Pants, gray or brown, ages 4 to
10 years.
rov nEa-Cbidren's Straw Sailor Hats blne
fOI ZJG or brown, sizes to ga.
F0f S5.1U dOuble-breasled. 6 to Il years
Eor S3 Gn-GGnnnldareOO,,ss O,s. Fancy pf. zousye Kn'
Music, Etc.
Scores on scores OF things, and for nIckels as
few as we used TO say dimes. No use to try
TO compete with this kind OF business.
FM 2C 1Geo aBS ~ Mss a:S
rox 0o-24 sheets of Tinted Paper and "a
f0T JG Tinted Envelopes.
cox 1Eo-A 6x9 Autograph Album, gold
TUI JG decorated.
co, 1Eo-12o sheets 4pOund Note paper.
cox 0oo-A S2-inch nickel barrel Air Rife.
Eor 1Cn-Pretty scrapboOk, 11xs inches.
T., o. n0-An 1S-inch ron. body Wagon,
tut Nt,uU galvanized wheels.
C.v 1En-A Doll, with bisque head, half-kd
TUI u body and shoes and stockings.
These are all we have space for, as we must
reserve little to let you know that