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The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-30
Superior Court--Civil side-Judse shum-
 


 The islander suit of John H. Condon of West Haven against James Malloy, the manufacturer of the same place, was before Judge Shumway and a jury in the civil side of the superior court yesterday, Malloy's son has been sued Tor 'bastardy by Alice Harty and was ordered to pay certain sum for the infants support. The case has been appealed to the supreme court, where 1t Is still pending. In the defense it <, alleged that the elder Malloy accused Condon of the child's paternity. The case was given to the jury yesterday afternoon, but at 5 o'clock they had not agreed upon a verdict and Judge ShumWay excused them until to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-30
DESIGNS

F. A. Ives, assignor to Cheshire Man. ufacturing company, Cheshire, loop for garment clasps.
 G. w, Longstaff, Bridgeport, cabinet for sewing machines.
 I. F. Palmer, Middletown, hammock three patents.
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who was sentenced to five years for grand
larceny. The prisoners youth and the
wishes of prominent citizens OF San Fran
cisco induced this recommendation.
Robert Bennett, seconded by his friends
in this City, made great effort to secure
parole. He was sentenced to a long
term of imprisonment for having COM
mitted felon ious assault upon a woman
on Polk street. He denied that he was
guilty of the crime, and claimed that on
the occasion he was very drunk.
All of t g parole cases not heard or
decided yesterday will be considered to-
day.
The directors granted Warden Hale two
weeks leave OF absence, as that official has
not been in good health of late.
Several weeks ago Ye Git Tong severely
stabbed Gee Coon in the dining-room, the
trouble growing out of q long standing
feud between the two. A short time ago
Coon stabbed Tong. The board decided
to take away all the credits due to Tong
and send Coon back to the Folsom prison
SO as to have them separated.
Warden Hale said that in the commit
ment of Dick Williams United States
Judge Morrow had erased the words
"hard labor" He did not know how to
interpret this order, as the Warden has to
follow the State law.
The board believed that Judge Morrow
simply meant that Thrifty Dick" should
not be put at excessively hard labor.
President Fitzgerald did not believe
that it was necessary to send Williams
gang, as he might spoil the other convlcts,
nor is it necessary that the prisoner
should be kept in idleness.
Governor Budd was expected at the
meeting, but he did not arrive in time to
attend the afternoon meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

E. J. Brown. r. H. Davis, c. L. Wal
lace, P. H. Feely, George FeeIy,
Samuel Hollub, J. H. Frost. ]. Wise,
burger, John P. Cresalia. George f.
Drake. Stanley Ponton A. +. Sewell, p.
H. Bradbury, Fred R. Koenig, Julius
Wormser, Lee Jacobs, T. J. Parsons, Fl. F.
Mann, William A. Sliebes. II. II. Elliott,
s. n. Feldhein, Marcus Levy, G. s. Mar
shall, E. B. Castlen, Joseph MUIR, Arthur
W. Wertheimer, A. M. Peache, ]. H.
Drumming, Sanford Newbauer, Frank
Hughes, W. T. Slocumb. w. Lowenberg,
V. w. Crysler, D. McMillen, Louis Good.
friend, l. Goodfriend, Leon A. Maison. A..
c. Raldemann, L. Juda, Morris Juoa.
Charles ]. Simon, G. H. Fulweiler, Max
Goldsmith, Sam Heyman, J. f. Libbey. A.
R. Patrick, Phil Selig, William B. Har-
rold, B. L. Schiff, w. II. Ainsworth, ]. F..
Cochran, P. A. Drinkhouse Jr., Alex l..
We'll, A. J. Heineman, George H. Young,
B. C. Young, ]. N. Shannon, A. D. Levy,
Frank J. Connolly.
Very few commercial travellers who ex-
press a preference for William ]. Bryan
give their reasons. Below are a few
sample utterances:
]. 81. MITCHELL feel that Bryan would
be the best man for the people.
George E. Millar-I favor the election of
Bryan for President. He's all right.
Joseph A. Wilson, am satisfied that
free silver will be protection.
Sol Davidson-I favor the election of
Bryan for the reason that consider him
the anti-monopolist and the anti-syndicate
candidate.
George w. Jordan--I believe in silver
and protection. My strong belief is that
silver is for the country's good.
Among those who favor Bryan are the
following: A. II. Jessee, D. B. Sellus, ]. P.
Thun, Isidor Cohn, ]. Cohn, Andy
Hampel, W. ]. Mitchell. w. Kroeger, E.
J. Isham, D. A. Mendenhall, F. M. Wood,
w. Davis, T. w. Schiller, Samuel Braun
hart, A. P. Mathews, J. H. Mitchell, s..
Baruch.
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.FEUDNER WINS
THE DIAMOND
The Fay Medal Goes Once
More to the Former
Holder.
Second Days Shoot of the Cali
fornia Sportsmen's Asso-
citation.
SOME GOOD SCORES MADE.
Many Clean Scores Made Ties
Carried Through Various
Events.
SOME GOOD SCORES MADE.

The second days shooting of the Cali
fornia Sportsmen's Association was held
at San Bruno yesterday, where some ex-
cellent work was done.
The first entry was with six birds, with
an entrance fee of S.. In this match
Prince Poniatowski took hand, and ac-
Quilted himself with honors, tying the
crack marksman Feudner on the last bird.
In consequence of the evenness of the
game it was decided to throw the contest
into the second entry.
In this Robinson's gun went back on
him in some manner and he withdrew, as
did the Prince, leaving tie between Fan
ming, Haight and Feudner, each of whom
took down twelve birds.
They divided the entrance, and pro-
ceeded on the third entry of similar
number of birds. In this contest Prince
Poniatowski was more fortunate, as be
tied the crack State sportsman Feudner,
ing Slade, Robinson, Tanning ard Webb
with ten each. Haight and Fox withdrew
at the seventh and eighth round respec-
lively.
Poniatowski and Feudner divided the
entrance, as the Prince had to return to
the City on the II O'Clock train.
The great event OF the afternoon was
the SuOOt lOr Luo ray uldmOQQ medal
Robinson withdrew early in the event
leaving Slade, Feudner, Webb. Fox
Haight and Grubb 10 shoot it out After
most protracted contest, all withdrew
leaving Fox and Feudner in the field. and
as each man succeeded in tum bling ali
its birds, it looked as if it would have to
be draw.
Five more birds were trapped and the
two marksmen started in again. but Fox
missed his first bird and Feudner rolled
over his five, and was thus declared the
winner OF the medal and the sum OF SAT,
besides being credited on the secretary $
books with free entry for next years
contest
The medal had been won one year ago
by its present holder, circumstance
which has not before occurred in the his
tory of the club.
The following are the scores:
First entry-Robinson 6, Tanning g. Haight
3, Prlnce Poniatowski 6, Slade 6, Feudner g.,
Second entry-Robinson Withdrawn, Fam
ming IL, Haight L. Webb withdrawn, Prince
ner IL.
Third entry-Slade 10, Robinson 10, Fan
ming 10, Feudner IL, Webb 10, Poniatowski
IL, Haight withdrawn. Fox withdrawn.
Fay diamond medai-Robinson no score,
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
WHERE IS WERNER :?
He Left San Jose to Come to San Fran
cisco and Has Since Been
MissinR.

Joseph Werner, who has been living in
San Jose four or five years. came to this
City last Tuesday with the intention of
entering the German Hospital as a pa
tient, he having been i'll some time.
He had with him some money and was
very well dressed. Since he left San Jose
nothing has been heard from him. Yes
terdav his friends came to the City from
San Jose to look for him. All the hospl-
tails were visited, but no knowledge of him
was gained. He has not been in the hos
pitals. His friends, much surprised and
distressed, are looking for him without
any clew.
Werner is aged A. He is about feet
and inches and OF medium build. His
face is very white from sickness. His
hair is very dark, almost black, and his
mustache is brown. His eyes are dark
brown. He wore a dark suit when he left
San Jose and also black slouch hat. He
speaks English with strong German ac-
cent. Attorney S. F. Leb of San Jose
and j. w. Taylor. 675 Mission street, are
searching for Werner and fear that he has
met with foul play.
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CONv|CTS
AND BANQUET
A Special Session of the
State Prison Di-
rectOrS.
Liberty for an Old Man Who
Has Served Over Twenty
Years.
FAVORABLE PAROLE REPORTS.
Ex-Director ]. H. Neff Presented With
Beautiful Silver Set by His
Colleagues.

A meeting OF the prison directors was
held yesterday, week in advance of the
regular date. This was in order that the
board and officers might properly present
their respects to ]. II. Neff, the recently
retired prison director. Directors Will
kins, Hayes, Devlin and President Fitz-
gerald were present and hastened through
with the routine business.
L. Wadham, the expert accountant, pre-
sented report that he had examined
the books OF the board and prison officials,
and that all moneys, accounts, etc., were
correct as presented by Clerk Ellis. The
total cash on hand is $597647; cash belong
ing to prisoners, $3325 50. The several
funds on October were as follows: Gen.
eral appropriation, $116.047 %; State
prison fund, $3.50 80; jute revolving fund,
$8S,527 3S; cash in bank, $5S76 OF; cash in
vault, 500 40. Total, $2lO, ,731 81.
Reports from twelve parole convicts in
various parts OF the State were read and
led the directors to believe that the system
Is working to good ends. The twelve men
have saved over and above expenses some
thing like $500. Nearly all who have been
released on parole seem to be trying to
lead better lives.
George Cruel, rancher sentenced to
five years imprisonment for stealing a
horse and buggy from stable at Hollister,
asked to be released on parole. His
friends stated that the larceny was the
outgrowth of a drunken spree and not
from any criminal intent, as he had plenty
of money at the time. Cruel has only
served one year.
John Henley, who has been in the prison
over twenty years, asked to be released on
parole. The old man was convicted of
murder for having killed a man named
Braumstetter in Hum boldt County. The
trouble was over game of cards. Henley
once before endeavored to secure executive
clemency, but failed for some reason.
Henley is now 81 years of age.
The board decided to recommend the
Governor to commute Henley's sentence
to thirty-three and a third years. With
the credits the old man has earned by
good behavior he will be released in q
month if the Governor accedes to the rec
ommendation. The old man received the
news with unmoved face and said that he
had been disappointed SO often that there
was no use to shout until he was out and
free again.
The board also decided to recommend
that Governor Budd pardon David Johns,
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J. H. NEFF FETED.
The Ex- Prison Director Receives a
Beautiful Silver Water



Beautiful Silver Water
Set.
A short time ago ]. Fl. Neff resigned as
one of the Board of State Prison Directors
and his place was filled by the appoint
ment of f. T. Devlin, who lad previously
served in the same capacity. Mr.. Neff's
colleagues desired to present him with
some token of respect and after communi-
eating their wishes to Warden Hale left
the entire matter in his hands. The lat
ter did justice to the responsibility re-
posed in him.
Last evening there was pleasant gath
ering IN the Directors house at San Quen-
tin. Shortly after the board adio urned
in the afternoon Governor Budd and Mr..
Neff arrived from San Francisco. As
their carriage appeared around the hill
the San Quentin brass band struck up
Hail to the Chief" which was we'll rem
dered by the boys in stripes.
Several other pieces were played. After
the guests had rested they repaired to the
house mentioned and sat down to sump
tuous feast Those present were: Gov
ernor Budd, J. H. Neff, Warden Charles
Aull of Folsom, L. Wadhapl, Captain w.
G. Leale. Captain John Leale, Frank Lin
coin. r. Fletcher Tilton, r. M. Fitzgerald,
r. T. Devlin, Daniel E. Hayes, ]. II. VIII
kins, Warden w. E Hale and j. v. Ellis.
President Fitzgerald presided and in a
well-turned speech presented Mr.. Neff
with beautiful solid silver set, consisting
of a pitcher, goblet and saIver. On the
pitcher was inscribed the following:
Presented to Hon. J. H. Neff, ex-p prison d.
rector, by his colleagues on the present board
of State prison directors, Edgar j. de Pue,
Daniel E. Hayes, r. M. Fitzgerald, J. H. Wilk-
ms, Robert T. Devlin. ]. v. Ellis, secretary
w. E. Hale, warden.
San Quentin, Oct. 3, 1896.
1t was a late hour before the guests and
their friends retired. During the evening,
which was passed with music, songs,
speeches and recitations, the following
toasts were proposed and responde ed to:
'sTo our honored guest J. H. Neff." by R. T.
Devlin; "His Excellency, Governor Budd,"''
R. NJ. Fitzgerald; The Funny Side of Life. -
Frank Lincoln; s'The State Prison Directors
and Their Duties" J.. 81. Neff; "Our Absent
Friends, the Ladies'" Warden Hale; "Prison
Officials" Captain Aull; .sWhere Are We At2"
Captain w. G. Leale.
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037-o45 Market Street.
We Close Every Night
at E O'clock.
Last Week, Reception Week. This
Week for Bargains and
Buying.
NCURURl I'D.

ALWAYS ON THE WATCH FOR OPPOR-
TUNITIES, QUICK TO RESPOND TO THE
SLIGHTEST SLIP IN THE MARKET, In
TOUCH WITH YOUR WANTS AND THE
COMING FASHIONS, WE HAVE SECURED
THE MARKETS OF THE WORLD FOR
WHOLESALE BARGAINS. MERCHANTS,
PUSHED TO THE WALL BY MONEY STRIN-
GENCIES, WERE FORCED TO ACCEPT OUR
OFFERS OF READY CASH. WE PUR-
CHASED ENTIRE FACTORY OUTPUTS AT
LESS THAN ACTUAL COST OF PRODUC-
TION.
LAST WEEK WAS RECEPTION WEEK.
HUNDREDS OF VISITORS ADMIRED, WON
DERED AND PURCHASED. THE GREAT
STORE, TEEMING WITH FALL BEAUTY,
WAS A BOWER OF LONELINESS. THIS
WEEK is FOR BARGAINS AND BUYING.
VALUE IS THE WATCHWORD. GOOD
HONEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.
GOODS SOLD TO YOU AT PRICES THE
MAKERS OUGHT TO GET.
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Wanted for Parinrr

Louise Debernardi, IA years of age, swore to
complaint in Judge Campbelps court yester-
day, charging Mrs. Emalie Uhlmann with per-
jury. Louise was arrested about a week ago
on the charge of cruelty TO animals preferred
by Mrs. Uhlmann, who has ranch on the San
Bruno road. The charge was dismissed by
Judge Campbell on Thursday, hence the war
rant for perjury.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
TO 0UT-0F-T0WN FRIENDS.

We will pay postage and send you
free our great f20-page Fall Catalogue
If you will send your address. A COM
pIete mai-order department to serve
you. When in the city visit US and
tell US who you are.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

CHENILLE PORTIERES, s1A yards
long by AZ inches wide, this Is the On A 90
kind you have been gettng for @6 90. Gp1----
Our Portere Sale they go at.......... Pair
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WE CLOSE AT 8 O'CLOCK.

HALE'S KID-FITTING CORSET, COW
cred with fine black French sateen,
closely boned with horn bone, long @ so
and extra long waist, and hooks ID L.
This week at Fair
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See to-day's "Chronicle" and eek
Underwear.
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WE ARE FR1sCo's BUSIEST STORE.

GENUINE FRENCH P. d. CORSETs
bonea with real whalebone, covered
with French Italian cloth, fancy silk q. q. so
STITCH a very comfortable q nd dressy I'D e.
corset In drab So 25 pair. in black Pair
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New Ribbons.

Our great assortments of New Ribbons
for Millinery and Dress Trimmings are on
exhibit. Colored Taffeta with black vel
vet edge, Glace More, Plain Glace and
Taffeta are some of the new ones. All
prices reasonable.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

CHENILLE PORTIERES, 3A yards
long by AZ inches wide, q heavy W 300
fringe, desirable colors, good value at tpo-
81 80. Special sale at. ............... Pair
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

THE CELEBRATED G. 2. CORSET,
French make, boned with real whale
bone and covered with Italian cloth, Qp 8
Venus back, in drab only, the regular I'D l.
So styles, fit guaranteed. Toclose Pa
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

CHENILLE PoRTIEREs, 3A yards
long by ~ inches wide, q heavy q A.76
fringed $6 90 Portiere. Special this ID r
Week at... Ralr
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GINGHAM, next week hummer, 27-
inch, plain colors and stripes. The
71ac grade at.......................
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FALL
DRESS
GOODS.

REGULAR 4Oc FANCY CREPE
CHEVIOT SUI IAGS, a special line
OF dark colors, SO inches wide This
weeks price e.......-....... ...........
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MODERN PRICED GARMENTS
FOR MODERN PEOPLE-T Il EY
BEAR THE STAMP OF STYLE
AND THE PROCF THAT THEY
ARE RIGHT IS THE WAY THEY
ARE GOING.
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HALE BROS.
W. WENT INTO Dull MARKETS With GASH TO Buy:

FALL
DRESS
GOODS.
THE BEST SILK AND DRESS
GOODS THOUGHTS AND IDEAS
OF TWO CONTIN NTS CONGRE-
GATE HERE-BoUGHT AT FASH
IONS FOUNTAIN HEAD WHERE
READY CASH WAS NEEDED.
REGULAR 4Oc FANCY CREPE
CHEVIoT SUI IAGS, special line CSC
OF dark colors, 38 inches wide This 10
weeks price ......--....... ........... faro
REGULAR 45c FANCY WOOL SUIT
INGS, 36 inches wide black figures Q0C
plain colored ground. ~
This weeks price. Yard
REGULAR 75c GERMAN NOVELTY
SU1TING, a fall creation, black mo-
s5s y ssIs psp ns9s 500
week at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Yard
REGULAR s5c NOVELTY FALL SUIT
o Ssss s. nobss an gas m1sss sse sss Of 66o
this To be sod this week at...... Yard
NEW CAMELs HAIR NOVELTY, in
high-art colorings, marine, Bronco
d'Or, Bordeaux and reseda grounds,
covered with black tufts or camels q. 90
october price. Yard
BRoCHE NOVELTY sUITING, black
figures woven surface of the
latest plain colored grounds, full 40 Qp I .25
Send for samples. october price. Yard
AUTUMN NOTIONS.
FRENCH BASTING COTTON, white, 11C
100 yards a spool; foryou this LIZ
week at............ spool
We are sole agents for 10c patterns-get one.
WASHABLE sToCKINETTE DRESS
SHIELDS-These on the tables next
week.. size Size IL Size III
sc &c &c
FANCY CUT BEAD EDGING-A big F6C
assortment, ali patterns: from 10
1Sc to- Yard
PRESS ED BEAD EDGING-our Fall 1O1C
patterns; from 4c to.........-....... lA2
-..--....-.-.......'....-.. Yard
CoLoRED sPANGLE EDGE, 1s inch &C
wide; on sale at....................... at.
..-..........-............. 1ard
WE SELL JoUvIN KID GLOVES.
FANCY MESH YELLING, Chenille dot I0C
or plain, IA inch this week special. 1O
...................... ............... Yard
REALTORCHON LACE. TO 2S4 inches nc
wide. assorted patterns; tn: week for
.......................... Yard
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FANCY RIBBONS-A special line will O6C
be placed on sale this week. Regular ~
S5c value. For one week. Yard
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CORSET
DEPARTMENT.

THE MIDDLEMAN JUN P E D.
STRAIGHT FROM HEADQUAR-
TERS-ALTERED TO SUlT-FIT
GUARANTEED OPPORTUNITIES
TO BUY AS ARE SELDOM Of
FERED.
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HALE'S KID FITTING CORSET, COW
cred with black sateen, horn boned, 5
and hooks, medium long and extra dp 90
long waist, fancy silk-stitched. This ID l.
week at... ............s......... fair
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A SPECIAL SALE OF CHENILLE
PORTIERES.
About 500 Pairs Put on Sale This wsel

CHENILLE PoRTIEREs, sH yards n q. SO
long by 38 inches wide, good value 1t pA-
S3 90. Special sale at. at................. Pair
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

HALE's KID FITTING CORSET, COW
cred with fine black sateen, closely HSC
boned. long waist, fit guaranteed. "
This week at. Pair
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AFEw OF OUR REMOVAL PRICES

sGHR aH21f 14k With sGzs1As s4 sa Sat oasf DINING $L
MAHOGANY COBBLER-SEAT ROCK
B1ii.sss',' Pa sssesinl design and highly $275
haaR3s sRaR9 r2f 2aBffEssTiarsa TS s1ss oAn IL $500
DAINTY WILLOW ROCKER. 1925
BFAEsinsn BED, srsas t1inmed Mnnra hNAMELED $3.50
R.caI9 as1zs oaashD pls's slDnaoAnD with $1,000
ELEGANT COMBINATION BOOK
CASE AND WRITING DESK, with G1O SA
pattern French-plate mirror........ ,pIA.OV
SOLID OAK BEDROOM SET OF
s5ssssai sssesa a0.s4 glass, slasols'sly $3.50
Four-room outfit COMPLETE-PAR-
E2E ElTsaHa ahHSaPhooa, biSisa.n00M. $500
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS ALL
OVER THE COAST.
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REGULAR 45c FANCY WOOL SUIT
INGS, SO inches wide. black figures
woven over plain colored ground.
This weeks price. e.............
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NEW
FALL
WRAPS.

w A\2 Al @e
MODERN PRICED GARMENTS
FOR MODERN PEOPLE-T hey
BEAR THE STAMP OF STYLE
AND THE PROCF THAT THEY
ARE RIGHT IS THE WAY THEY
ARE GOING.
LADIES' BOUCLE JACK ETS, In blue
or black, the veV newest dooble-
breasted loose trout effects, sizes 80 ce = 90
to A ST is a goodidea of its value. do
Our price,. ..,.................- Each
LADIES BLACK Bo1CLE CAPEs-
These ar. all lined Win black Rha-
SsS ssss ss sio 81 oat ~ $3.50
price ce.................a.. . ............. Each
LADIES' TAN CAPES-Aruffie collar.
inlaid with velvet revres finished
with buttons, rows of stitching all p $3.50
around, front faced with fancy silk, I'd L.
o bargain al SIS. Our rice........ Eaon
LADIES' FLY FRONT zERsEY
REFER JACKETS. In Iavy blue,
brown opossum edging on ,ollar and
down front, head and tail lur orna- Qp Q.5O
ments, sizes "a to SO, all lined with I'D 1C--
silk. An exceptional valueat...... Each
CHILD's REFER JACKEys, In
brown blue cheviot, a sailAr col ds $50
lar trimmed with braid. Seeus be. DA-
fore you purchase. These ara. Each
LADIES' FLY FRONT REElER
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS, ple.ted
back, all lined with silk rhadam,26 On z. 90
inches long, sizes 86 to 40, grand sp1O-
anair our price. Each
A SPECIAL SALE OF CHENILLE
PORTIERES.
About 500 Pairs Put on Sale This Week
CHENILLE PORTIERES, 3N yards N $50
long by 38 inches wide, good value 1t DA-
S3 90. Special sale at. ..........."... Pair
CHENILLE PoRTIEREs, 314 yards
long by 4S inches wide, q heavy 6 300
fringe desirable colors, good value ct dpo--
81 o. Special sale at. Pair
CHENILLE PoRTIEREs, S1 yards
long by AZ inches wide. this is the Q 90
kind you have been gettlng for @6 90. ID f.
Our Portiere Sale they go at.......... Pair
CHENILLE PoRTIEREs, sAl yards
long by 47 inches wide, q heavy q A.76
fringed ss 90 Portiers. Special this d F.
week at...... Pair
TO OU7-OF-TOW FRIENDS.
We will pay POSTAGE and send YOU
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THE BEST LINEN VALUES ON THE
COAST.

UNBLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL, IN
30 inches wide, the most desirable lU
kind, heavy fleece. Next week at.... Yar
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

slade no score, Feudner 1s. Webb no score
Fox 1S.
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Analysis of a Poll Which Has
Recently Been Made Through
the Mail.
TRAVELLERS GIVE REASONS.
outspoken and Convincing Are the
Men Who Daily Come Into
Contact With Trade.

For Mckinley. ....................144
For Bryan. ..................."...... 20
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REGULAR 75c GERMAN NOVELTY
SUlTING, a fall creation, black mo-
hair stripes aie woven over plain col
ored grounds. These on sale next
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SALE

SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN NOTTINGHAM
LACE CURTAINS, white or ecru:
yards long. -............ 4 &c Pair
8 yards by 45 inches 49,. 69c Pair
312 yards by SO inches... 95c Pair
312 yards by 60 inches. 81. 80 Pair
WE BUY FOR SEVEN STORES. WE
PAY CASH.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Visit our BIG BAZAAR when
you are in.
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LADIES' fly FRONT REElER
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS, ple.ted
back, all lined with silk rhadam,25
affair. Our price. e...................
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FURNITURE or
CARPETS,

And is it economy to wait when
NOW you can buy at greatly reduced
prices?
We shall remove before January 1,
and we are determined that not
dollars worth of our present enor-
nous stock will go into the new
store. Every article must be sold be-
fore we open our new building.