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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
PARALYZED THE CLERKS.
An Old Citizen Who is Not Tired of Votins
Yet.

With a light step DR.. ]. P. Wood
sauntered into the city clerks office
yesterday and asked 10 be registered
Certainly sir said the clerk,
whats your name?'
j. T. Wood"
Thanks. sir" said the clerk, now
what is your age
Ninety y-four."
''Sixty-four," " said the clerk. NO sir
ninetyfour" said Mr.. Wood with en-
phaSiS. The clerk was dumb. He was
fairly paralyzed and with a vacant
stare he looked into the face Of a man
WHO has been voting three years long
er than the allotted age of man.
Mr.. Wood lives i'm the north part of
town and has lived here for some time.
He wants to vote once more before the
polls are closed forever To him. Dr.
Wood was born while Tom jefferson
was president, he was a pretty fair
chunck Of a boy when the battle Of
New Orleans was fought. he well Te-
members the battle of Waterloo or at
least reading all about il in the papers
OF those days which, in truth, did not
come to his home till after Bonnie
was eXiled To the island of st. Helena
lie is as familiar with the doingS of the
Addfns-JackScn campaign as if il was
hut yesterday. He is an interesting
figure and is one Of the links that ex-
inndS from the infancy to the vigorous
manhood of the republic. He was edit
or of paper in Kentucky when Henry
Clay used TO write articles for it and
he moulded public opinion for some
OF the great statesmen of that common
wealth.
The city clerk was not unreasonable
when he took Mr.. Wood TO be only
*iXty-fOur. There are many men in
town Of that age whose step is not as
huOyant as that of Mr.. Wood and he
bids fair TO be voting when he is a cen
tenarian.
For forty years Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder has remained the stand
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23

nominal: No. : red 5Sa53a.c No. corn.
44@sQiiiec; No. yellow, 432sG431ic. No. >
oats. 2Sssc; No. white, 3l&. .a22c; No. ,
white. 5lisd32c. 30. rye. 53i2c. No. .
barley. 5iG54l.c: No. . 5-N5Siac: No. {
47c. No. ! ffaNseed. $l.f2le. Prime tim
othy seed. S5.Goq5.Cl Mess pork. per bbi.,
$I2DNd12 l2is aLrd, per 1po lbs, $3.50
6.S7la. Short ribs rides, QooSe) $5.9JaG.0p.
Dry salted shoulders, (bcXedl sass.
Short clear sides. CboxcdD S61G46.33.
Whiskey distillers finished goods, per
gal SI96 SuGarS-J nchauged.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
GRAIN MOVEMENT


St Louis. March 22-Butter-Steady:
fancy ElGiuS. @jc. separator creamery. Is
HITc Egg-Lower. eiec. WhiSkey-
Steady; SIS for distillers' finished goods
! I.ead-F'irE. sea Spelter-StTouE. S.f6
Pork-Standard mess, Sl--l-'z. Lard
Prime steam, s6-s-i1, choice Sf>-'z. Dry
salt meats. tboNejl-ShoUl3ers s. 81:
longs, S6."5, ribs. SSI--a, shorts, So
Racon. tboNedi-Shoulders. ESIi-, longs,
$ -. RIBS s. 5zl-: shorts S5.75
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23

'''scT. = bri - sd lie ssa,>.rn.n.
"a b-lb>, a. az. it. Bat u. rla-
~ Z gated interruption ,hz: followed
cav iEosd him thzt further r~uas.a
would 90. = .is,saed % v.,h The re-
sp~1t CO tae ztser.nc~s - a nsan ot
A.2 standing .--C4zcl lazatl Tr,oaae.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO..

The young Kaiser Wilhelm IS not
such a patriotic German a. supposed
lie was.
What makes yOu think So
Well. I see ov the papers that he
has no use Tor the German diet -
Texas S.ttinFs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23

the first time in many months. the
weeks export OF wheat have been in
excess of corresponding totals in four
preceding years.
Wholesale trade has improved at To-
ronto with jobbers OF dry goods and
hardware, and the grain market is
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
Accounting for the DELAY.

Cawker-Cumso. did you get that lei
ter sent You couple OF weeks ago?
Cumso-A couple OF weeks ago? ! re-
ceived il yesterday.
Cawker-only yesterday. Confound
1t. That comes Of giving il 20 my wife
10 mail -Dae-ajt L'rAs prsss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. March pa very healthy
business was done in commission house
circles with the greater demand for
dress goods. silks. fine printed cotton
goods, hosiery, underwear and white
goods. More demand for bleached
cOtons in moderate quantities. Agents
have advanced the price of Fitchville
and AndroscOg2in bleached shirtingS
Il cent each. Brown sheetings and
rrills in steady demand; stocks in
nominal supply. Printing cloths steady
at 2la cents. Sales at Fall River this
rr-anIr nvr.nd 900 nnn ,,incnc
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
BURWELL STILL ON
CITIZENS CANDID ;TE FOR M0YOR
NOT LEGALLY OFF THE TRACK.

Withdrawal by a Card in the Paper Does
Not Go--Au Candidates Must Decline
at the City Clerks Office and Mr.. Bur-
well Ha. Not Done That--Tr. McClaim
Also Declines Citizens domination for
the School Board with Thanks--Other
Political News About the Coming City
Election.
Registration closed at O'Clock last
night and nearly 5000 are in readiness
To vote for Mr.. Cox for mayor and, in
fact, the entire Republican ticket. Prac
tically the Citizens ticket is without
head. Mr.. Burwell having declined the
nomination in a card published in this
paper yesterday morning. According
to law, however, the ticket has still
head for no man can escape being a
candidate for Office by simply announc-
ing his withdrawal through the papers.
Under the Australian ballot law a can
didate desiring to withdraw must go
before the city clerk and have the mat
ter done legally. If the candidates
who have already announced their
Withdrawal do not go today TO the city
cieIh ONCE ana dectlne formally Jnelf
names will be put on the ticket that
will be put in the hands of the printer
Monday and then it Will be too late to
withdraw. This is what Will Hewey
has done and so far he is the only one
that has declined TO make the race in
a legal manner Yesterday the Eagle
received a card from W. VI. McClain,
Citizens candidate for the school board
in the Sixth ward in which he thanks
2 Sf,,, 10
ing him but positively declining the
nomination. One or two others will d.
cline today and the indications are that
there viii be but four names on the
Citizens ticket who are not also on the
Republican ticket as regular nominees.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
London Exchange.

New York. March The Evening
Posts London cablecram today says
The stock market was quiet and ir-
regular today. Americans We're good.
notably AtChisOus. which were strong
on a tip here To- buy. II was believed
that the details q the reorganization
scheme are all arranged The meeting
viii be held early in April and the first
assessment is probably 10 be paid So
May. Closing prices u Americans
We're rather weak EXCEPT Atchisofi,
which closed az the best. Grand Trunk
was easier The meeting OF Lhs pro
prietors yesterday resolved - seek a
change iu mana cement. but at present
the body organized 90 oppose the man
agement IS small and not very iufueu-
tiaI.
'Tis foolish 10 waste time and mate
rials in trying % make pastry. or bis
cult, with any other than Or. Price g
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23

1oilz llF-Ahai z4A@z yos 50 ser
.a.a taal scar sisve1 -. via the fo0.-
Usll game
Capt K4skhz-6-I know NJ nee
Every one 9: ,4en has beez rc teetea
- szs x.S. "a lateS p ue<.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
N.uYnrL nnnd Market.

New York. March 22-The trading
in bonds was less animated and there
We're cOnSiderabl irregularities IN
prices. The loSse. however, on the day
are in the main confined 10 fractions
Total sales were 81 81. 900.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
BANh CLEAkINGS.

New York. March 22-The follovir Z table
complied BY BradStreet'S shows the total
ciearances at the principal cities and the
per centaSe OF increase or decrease. as
compared with the corresponding week
last year.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
WICHITA MARKETS.
Union Stock Yards, March %.
CA'TrTT =

thioA STUN O. N0' -'ioAS II -
CATTLE
The market for the class of cattle sold
TODAY was about steady. The supply of
butchers cattle is short and il is pretty
nearly certain that fair TO good butchers
cows and heifers are selling at prices
here that would prevent their shipment
TO any other market without loss. The
receipts were light. though a few cars
arrived after the close of the market and
were held oyer for IomoTrOW.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
HOGS.

The market was active and 10 cents
higher The top price today was $40.
but there We're no first-lass hogs on the
harket. \ straight lot of hogs weigh
today for $40
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
Totals ...........S 1S.us.s2:

..Not included in totals because Of no
comparison for last year
"\ot included in totals because con-
taining other tnan CleaTauces.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23

ST Louis, March 22.-Cattie-Receipts
Lee: shipments. 400. Market strong.
Shipping steers S5.t-ifI6.O0; fair 10 medium,
<i.35fi5.09: light weights. SS.50Gieo: stock
ers and feeders, 2.69lI3.75.
Iiogs-Receipts 4.Gl0; shipments. 2S1
Market and 10 cents higher. Heavy.
S4.GgQ475; mixed, $435q4.65; light, Si.3OG
80.
Sheep-Receipts, 1to; shipments, none.
Market active and firm.
Kansas City, March 22.-Cattle-Receipts
e1l1: shipments. 1.5ol Market steady TO
% cents lower. Texas steers. s.. 5-1G I. 90:
beef steers. <i.l006Gj; stockers and feed
erS. 9 2a56455
HOgs-Receipts, 500; shipments, 400,
Market 10 to Is cents higher. Bulk Of
sales. 81. i.40GieO; heavies. 81. '50Gi.70; pack
ers. 81 i10A.70; mixed. si.i0a4.s0; lights.
81. .3cGi.35; yorkers, 81 t04i-60; pigs, S4.1pGp
40.
Sheep-Receipts. 1.S90; shipments, 20.
Market strong
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23

cases which We offer you a the lowest
possible price. II you need any We viii
lay them down 20 YOU cheaper than Kan
sas city. our price Is IS set Up or l7c
knocked down Plenty Of extra filters a.
&c per set Please marx your packages
We Can tell who we are receiving ship
msuts from.
Correspond with Us In any OF the above
lines. and We viii see that nobody beats
our prices either buying or selling
Awaiting your reply = d shipu-uts, We
remain very respectfully.
CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23

1t will pay every housekeeper to try |
DIR. Prices pure cream tartar baking |
powder.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
Chicago Markets.

The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open'g Hight iow't Clos :
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23
A. E. LAWRENCE,
Manager for
CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale dealers in
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
GAME, FISH, OYSTERS.
Telephone 10. Corner lst and 5th
WICHITA. KAN.

FISH, F1SHN Fish,,
Why don't you order some Fish? II our
prices do not suit, let us hear from you
We viii meet the lowest prices going We
are carrying a fun stock of Fish and
oysters and making reasonable prices
II you are using any, please correspond
with us before ordering elsewhere WE
CAN PLEASE YOC.
About Poultry. We are paying good
stiff prices and ought to be getting liberal
shipments from YOU. If you are ship
ping any Poultry, correspond with us.
il viii be 10 your advantage. Eggs re
main firm at cents al present. but We
look for a : cent market yet. We have
cautioned you all along to look for lower
prices. and a great many of YOU have
got caught with high-priced eggs by not
dropping fast enough. Prices are as
follows.
POULTRY.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23

For forty years Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder has remained the stand
ard for purity. strength and whole
someness for baking powders.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23

As heritage of woe, dyspepsia is IN
equalled. DR.. Prices baking powder
by creating wholesome food, renders
life endurable To many tOrmented b.
this aiImant
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23

Cake raised with DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder remains moist and
sweet for dayS-wOrth remembering.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-23

Totals L. S.........S9l2, i9i 80 Is =.
Exclusive OF New ". -, s,542o3 81 ..
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Thomas Magee to Isaac Hecht lot on E line of
Octavia street, 117:101a of Jackson, n so e
81 IS, s 40, w 27:6, S 10, w so; $40.
William y. and Frances L. Shelley to Fred
Raisch, lot on n line of Union street, 20 g w of
Octavia w 49, by n SOL; $40.
William H. Dimond to Charles NJ. Shortridge lot
on n line OF Washington street, 1916 E of Bu-
chanan, E 45 by 107 S14: $40.
Samuel l.. and Josephine Robbins to ]. A. Miller
iot on line OF Bush street, 1868 e of Steiner Il
25 by n 1875; $500.
James r. and Carrie II. Gordon to II. NJ WoolIev
lot on w line of Douglass street 81 IS of Thrift
eth, w 50 by n so; also lot on w line of Douglass
street. 81 20 of Day, w 80 by S SO; SIS.
William 6. Koch to James Newman lot on n line
OF duncan street, 203:7 of Douglass w BOIL
by \ ia: $3.50.
John and Margaret Swindeils to Edward Trojan
iot on w line of Juniper street, 125 of Harrison
% by w IS; $40.
i, John i A. and Annie Thornton to Mary A. Goss,
Iot on n line of Twenty-second street 254 q w ~
Church, w 25:514 by ia; So
- Same to Christian W. Nissum lot ON n line of
dwenty,second street, 279:1l1a w OF Church. W
25:51@ by \ ia: So. "
Joseph NJ. and Eliza X Comerford Tn rr,do
Helne, lot on + line OF Sharon street. 40 n of
sixteenth oee, \ NIB rs BY 1926; $40.
no; gift. - 80 ny ~ "
Hannah B Dingley to James Shea (trustee of
174:SsS SW of Seventh, NV 26O bv SW re
inches; 81. ~ y" "%S
James Shea to Annie N Farrell, lot ON sw cor
ne If, OF Sexenth street with - Minna, SW 80 by
Alfred Gray to- Ambrose Foster lots % and o.
block 505, L and ] streets and rhirty-third a. ~
Ihlrty-fourth avenues, outside land Gas recordedl
1864. ;
Jacob and Lima Heyman TO Maria A. Hedune
lot on n line OF Crescent avenue $50 Il of south
avenue e % by \ 100 block 8, Holly Park: Slo
. ~ and Anna Joost to Joseph l. Lawless, lot on
; line of Canal street. $50 of Congdon u s nv 8
160. block 10, College Homestead also lots r. II
block IL, lots l3 IA, 10, block IL, lots and 8,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-21
SCALE OF WAGES
FOR EN- GINEBRS
NEW RULES RELATING TO THAT
CLASS OF RAILROAD
MEN.
MANY IMPORTANT CHANGES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC INTRODUCES THE
MILEAGE SYSTEM OF Pay
MENTS.

The troubles of the Southern Pacific Com
pany with its engineers have been settled
upon the basis of the following mileage
pay In addition is given a large number
of new rules adopted by the company re-
lating to engineers, all OF which take effect
on April l:
Section /. On all parts of the system, except
ing between points noted in section .. the stand
ard days work and days pay OF an engineer shall
be:
In passenger service, eight or ten wheel engines,
100 miles or less, So so; over 100 miles, 3.5 cents
per mile.
In freight service eight or ten wheel engines. 100
miles or less S4 50; over 100 miles, 4.3 cents per
mile.
Sec. 2-Between Los Angeles and bakersfield on
the san Joaquin division, between Sacramento and
Truckee on the Sacramento division, between
Truckee and Wadsworth on the Truckee division,
between Red Bun and Ashland on the Shasta di-
vision, between Ashland and ROseburg on the lines
in Oregon the standard days work and days pay
of an engineer shall be- In passenger service, or
10 wheel engines 100 miles or less 81 so; over 100
miles, 40 cents per mile; in freight service or 10
wheel engines, 100 miles or less, 81 20; over 100
miles, Al cents per mile. and mileage will be al
lowed per section 3.
Sec. 3. Between the following named points,
mileage in excess OF actual distance between said
points will be allowed, viz:
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WILD ANIMALS IN FINLAND.
Annual Losses Suffered by the Peasants
by Their Rayages.

by Their Rayages.
According to some official data Just pub
Eshed at Helsingfors, the Firms would ap-
pear to suffer very considerable annual
losses from the ravages of wild animals.
During the ten years ending 1891 those
losses are recorded as follows: 1447 horses.
1928 cattle, So, 1856 sheep, 1921 swine, %. 7S4
head of reindeer, 80, 457 fowls, geese, ducks.
turkeys, ETC., the total approximate value
of which was about $4,000 rubles. Dur
ing the same period there were killed 1904
bears, 1909 wolves, 4153 lynxes, Al, 281 foxes.
727 gluttons, 3435 offers. 1883 martens
1860 ermine and So 657 birds of prey, such
as eagles, hawks, etc.
From the latter group of figures it will
be seen that the Firms wage constant and
energetic war against the wild fauna The
numbers of bears and lynxes have de-
creased, but foxes and other small wild
animals appear to be increasing.
The British sportsman, writes our CORE
spondent would find perfect paradise in
Finland. 1t is not so far afield in these
latter days of rapid transit, and one could
not desire more kindly natured and
hospitable hosts than the Finns-London
News
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-21
PUBLICATION OEEICE.

5o5 Montgomery street Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES-710 Market
street, Kearny open until IL o'clock midnight
$50 Hayes street until $3.50 o'clock TT La rkin
street. open until $3.50 o'clock SW. corner Sixteenth
and Mission streets, open until o'clock 251S
NJ ission street, open until o'clock and 116 Ninth
street. open until $50 o'clock
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-21
RnildarsI Gnntrants.

]. Kunch with j. Pecorich, to build three-story
frame building on w line of Dupont street, 80 Of
Francisco; S2230.
Mob Hill Development Company with ]. Doherty,
plumbing, gasftting and sewers on NV corner of
California and Jones streets; $10.990.
George Scott with G. Hunnewell, alterations on
S line of Turk street, between Hyde and Larkin
$1,000.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


GQ60 WILL SOME PARTY LOAN THIS
tDcCO. amount on good personal security at
n HAHN, 30S SIXTH ST., PAYS HIGHEST
y. price for second-han ladies', gents clothing.
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ROOMS WANTED.


WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD BY A RE
class private family; must be in fashionable
neighborhood Pacific Heights preferred; refer
ences required. Address b. a. c., box 40, this
office.
MAN AND WIFE WANT HOUSEKEEPING
WI rooms in private family in the Mission. Adj
dress Nj. A, box 100, Call Branch.
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PERSONALS.

- ENTTNE STEAM AND ELECTRIC BATHS
VI for ladies and gentlemen. 1lOHs STOCKTON ST.
room 4.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Continued.

SITUATIONS MISUNDERSTANDING
RY FlRST-CLASS RESTAURANT COOK.
II Address Cook, box 105, Call Branch.
RoY 10 YEARS OF AGE WISHES POSITION
- country or city, best OF references: good driver
Address Boy, box 163, Call Branch.
SITUATION WANTED BY GOOD PASTRY
~ COOK for resort or private family; wages no OBJ
1ect Address J. s.. box 153, Call Branch
PAINTER. GRAINER AND PAPER-HANGER
Maria ST., off Chesley.
GOOD RELIABLE COACHNiAN WANTS A
81 Pacific st.
SITUATION WANTED AS PORTER OR
reliable man. Address Porter 155, Call Branch.
MUTATION WANTED IN PRIVATE FAM
~ lily by GermRn-American coachman; can
nlllk understands gardening and any kind of work
IN snd about the house; temperate and industrious;
CITY references. Address c. F. & ST., 1900 Turk
ST. cor. WEBSTER, San Francisco. Cal
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TCsS THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Ls~S stockholders OF Western Sugar Refining
Company will be held at the Office of the corpora.
ton, 327 Market ST., San Francisco, Cal. on MON
DAY the 10Th day of March, at II NJ, for the cleo
ton OF board of directors to for the ensuing
year. and the transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
RORERT 0yNApn coo,o+or,.
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=, TNT1NE STEAM AND ELECTRIC BATHS
lI for ladies and gentlemen. 1lO1s stockton ST.,
room 4.
DAG CARPETS WOVE TO ORDER FOR SALE;
IL also chenilIe-wove rugs, silk-rag portieres;
dealer in Garnet Irvine in hank or chain at lowest
rates. GEO. MATTHEW, TOO Fifth, Oakland, Cal.
r INCoLN BROS, 226 SIXTH ST., ARE SELL
IL ing dozen eggs, Csc; new cheese, DC ID; fresh
butter zoe roll; cornmeaI csc sack; picnic hams,
S1ac ID; macaroni, csc box; best sugarcured hams,
20 cans 81 lard 10 10 can 81 sugar corn ~ cans,
81 coffee, TBS, 81 granulated sSgar y PS' q;
cash grocers, 226 Sixth St., between Howard and
Folsom.
Out IN PRICES OF SWITCHES, WIGS,
- bangs, natural curl; La Verite curling mud ex-
GELS; hair dressed 25c. La Verite Embarrassing
Bazaar, ITO Market St, over Maze.
Ok CENTS; HAIR DRESSING; ANY STYLE.
~ b. SPIrZ, Ill Stockton St.
X MICROSCOPES FOR SALE; PHONOGRAPH
IN outfits bought for cash. Bacigalupi, $40 Mkt.
VALUABLE RIGHTS OF INVENTION FOR
Powell st.
PATRONIZE HOME MANUFACTURE-
Il Enameled letters. signs labels etc are made
only by BAKER Manufacturing Co., 49l Haight.
DANCING, STAGE AND BALLROOM; PRE-
~ waite or class. PROF. LOVE, 121A Powell St
TT HEADQUARTERS LONG DISTANCE TELE-
II phones, cheap; send for prices. Klein Electric
Works, 720 Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Cal.
VISITING-CARDS ENGRAVED AT ROBERT
v SONS, 1875 Post st.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID LADIES' OR GFNTS'
IL cast-oif clothing. Send postal, J. F.. Is Russ st.
A DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPECIAL
n ty; collections, damages, wills, deeds, etc G. W.
HOWE, Att'y-at-law, $50 Market, cor. Stockton
DACIFIC STATES DETECTIVE. AGENCY, 20
L Ellis ST., rms. d 2: telephone main 55O6 S. f.
ZINE SUITS, SIS; DRESS PANTS, 81 70.
Il Misfit Farlors, IA Geary ST.
CLOAKS CAPES AND FURS RETAILED AT
" manufacturers cost. 20 Sansome St, upstairs.
II MICROSCOPES FOR SALE; PHONOGRAPH
IN outfits bought for cash. Bacigalupi, 946 Mkt.
A DVICE FREE illegal AND PRIVATE MAT
IA tiers. Peoples Law Office 1888 Market McCABE.
NEEDING INVITATIONS ENGRAVED AND
w printed. ROBERTSoN'S 126 Post st.
OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
~ store-fxtures, doors, windows, lumber, pipe,
ETC.; cheap. Yard 1856 Mission ST., mr. Eighth.
WE COULDN'T DO THE BUSINESS WE'RE
w doing if prices not right.
Carpets, new and second hand, from.....:: :25c up
Mattlngs, per yard up
Linoleum, per yard.
Kitchen Chars. 25c
u -' EVERYTHING IN PROPORTIONS. p ~
Largest stock and store in the city; lowest
]. NOoNAN, Observation-Disclosures Mission St.
above Sixth. Open evenings.
SECONDHAND AS WELL AS NEW BARS
safes chairs scales, etc. and very large stock Of
them, TOO; be sure and see stock and get prices be-
1O2l-lO23 Mission ST.. above Sixth.
GAS FIXTURES AND PLUMBING. 623
VI Golden Gate ave. H. HUFSCHMIDT.
pIANo LESSONS, CSC HALF-HoUR; GER
l. man lady. 1925 Howard st.
OLD GOLD, SILVER, GENTS AND LADIES'
" clothing bought. COLMAN, Al Third st.
WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO
PIANOS. vIOLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.
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PATRONIZE HOME MANUFACTURE-
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