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MISCELLANEOUS FOULARD
SILKS, light figures on heavy
twill grounds, novelty and
every patti ern purchased this x
spring, re2ular prices Toe and ~
S5c. Record price
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When you buy few yards of cloth in
japan the merchant unrolls the VIII ole
piece and cuts it off the inside end in
order that you may not have to take the
part that is failed and snopworn.
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RECORD-BREAKERS IN FURNISHINGS

CHuDREN'S TAN COTTON
HOSE-Thts is our 25c stock
ing, IL is made of the finest Sc
lected maco warn, narrow ribbed
with hi h-spliced heels and 1OC
double so e and toes sizes z to ~
9. Record-breaking price, PAR
(These are Actual Reductions on Staple
Go0ds)
LADIES TAN COTTON HOSE
This is our 25c stocking. made
OF the finest selected maco yarn,
bsss Risnenea ec sso1Fd RIB sgfSs l9o
price ..................,.... Pair
LADIES' FINE FRENCH Isle
HOSE, all shades of tan, silk
finish Richeleu rib. super or
99ay @s sRisss 6ssIs ana ss.Sss sSss 23c
breaking price e.............. Pair
CHILDREN's JERSEY RIBBED
esga c91FoE 09iy wEs1s st TsisS, Il \ L l5o
uIag lr ce 25c. Record price. Each
INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S
WOOL MERINO VESTS, but
tons down front, broken size3 of
the soc and 7jc lots, sizes 16, OSC
%, "a, 26 and %. All on one OC
table to- NOR. ow al ... Each
LADIES SUMNER WEIGHT
COTTON VESTS. our 25c Jer-
sey ribbed vest In pink. blue or 1QC
white, II. Y. ). -, will be on ~
sale as a record breaker for. Each
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IMPORTED SUITINGS. every thread
pure wool, 3S-inch- an elegant fabric
at SOC Qhe regular price,. Rec ord
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45-INCH CAMBRIC FLoUNCE-Deep
embroidery scalloped edge. A rec
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27-INCH CAMBRIC EMBROIDERY
FLOUNCE, either hems -itched or I
scalloped, for children's afternoon
dresses. A record breaker at.........
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LADIES BLUE CLOTH CAPES-Straps
of velvet around shoulders trimmed Gp 8. 80
with small gilt buttons; neat little epC-
affair at Record price. .............. Eacn
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PriSe ol. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Va
BLEACHED SHEETING Ia width. ~
our good l5c sheeting will be sold as J.
q record break er for. Or.............. va
lIreaders in Linens-Go to Hale's for your Liner
the same as you'd go to the table for dinn
It's the only place. Get our prices).
HEMMED PILLOW CASES 45x36
inches, an extra heavy IL made
case, worth having after it is washed,
made from m manufacturer's remnants
of the good strong muslin, a bargain
at lOc Record breaking p4ice. ..... Ea
HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES
45x36 inches made same as case de- 1O1
scribed above, dry ironed and hand LIZ
torn. AT ID Hale's..... ...... Ea
LACE STRIPE WASH FABRIC-Does
it pay make up the very cheap
wash goods? This is an elegant
fabric in beaut. full shadings, the DIFF 1C
ferent lines are worth 15c and 2Oc, IL
worth making up Record price,. va
CRIB COMFORTERS - Covered with
prettily figured silka inc, deep frill on = r
edge, filled with pure white cotton. Nv
Record price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ea
DUCK SUITING-An actual reduction
from 12c, colored figures light
groun ds, for outing suits and mems =
working shirts, % inch. A record
breaker. ........ va
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FANCY ALL-WOOL CHECKS some
very colors, swell for skirts. OSC
big lot sale this week at record ~
prices ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Yard
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dGASS IOW ELIN6
wide, water-drinker wears
long time note the width. III
mice NJ - Yard
RECORD BREAK FRS IN FINE
WHITE DAMASK ia T.
CLOTHS-Border all around:
S-4 size .......-.-. -...-. - 20 each
S-lO size. .............. -. a % each
S-lz size . So 90 each
800 III the lot, these are high-grade CLOTHS,
economy TO buy such merchandise. "a
size Napkins I o mat s. 90 doz
CHENILLE TABLE COVERS
Cd size, not the fimsy kind, HHC
good rvicea BILE cover with w
heavy fringe. X cord price,. Each
(By ''Record Price, we mean the lowest
price ever quoted). --...--,.
CHI EMILE Tab T. COVERS
8-4 s.ze, an elegant cover in
handsome shaaes and patterns U .75
HaIes ......... Each
TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS
ga size, a big essort ment of
ss HSsfy ioy ssne%sss sna 4nssss .4Bss o
HaIe's .......... Each
NOTTINGHAM AND FISHNET
LACE CURTAINS-Ih his weak
have groul ed !ot OF 312-
yard curtains in white ana ecfu, 0 rs
some very choice patter. s in ID l.
new designs ALI at. t... Pair
FISHNET LACE CURTAINS
312 yards long, white or ecru,
81 s9s msnsg TO BUY sses ssina na Sis
ali week at ...... Pair
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RECORD.BREAKERS IN
SKIRTS AND SUITS.

SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS- with
narrow white stripe, wide ruffie on 0OC
potion; oniy few so come early; %
this Is dol ar skirt Special. ... Each
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CRIB COMFORTERs - Covered with
prettily figured silka inc. deep frill on
edge, filled with pure white cotton.
Record price
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RECORD BREAKERS IN
DRESS GOODS.

ALLWOOL NOVELTY SUITING,
very neat designs in small effects,
3S inches wide, actual value soc.
Record price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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LACE INSERTION-2 and PA inches
wide, butter color Valenciennes lace
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A RECORD BROKEN IN LADIEs'
HANDKEhCHIEFS - 500 dozen
Fine Swiss EN- mbrOidered Handker-
chiefs, scalloped edges To go on
sale tomorrow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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LADIES STANDARD DOLLAR COR
SETS, heavy black sateen, closely
boned, ex ra long wasted, embroid-
cry trimmed. record breaker to-
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FOULARD SILKS, light figures
on dark grounds, 22-inch. an
elegant silk for shirt waists
Record price ... .....
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FANCY MULTICOLORED GROS
DE LONDRES SILK. good
eavy quality, in q big assort-
ment OF col ors, full l9-inch and =
al pure silk, regular price 75c. -
Record price .....,....
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CBy regu ar price we mean the bona fide
original price We stand ready 10 back up
every statement we maze in this or any
other ad.)
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LADIES WHITE GAUZE WOOL
VESTS, fine Tor vacation and sum-
mer, IL. \. l.. y, II. n. ). :. and l.. y.
n. :. This garment actually sold at
81 up 10 last night. A record break
ing special at. .................
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LADIES' BROKEN PLAID SKIRTS
The swellest patterns: altered to fit; ds ,95
thoroughly lined and bound; we're $3 oil
each. Record Breaking Price. .. Each
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LADIES' ECRU COTTON UNION
SUITS, L. n. n. :, ankle length.
summer weight, Jersey ribbed, up
to last night were 35c. A record
breaker .........,,........,
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AGENTS FOR NEW IDEA 1Oc PATTERN
Ask TO see them.
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The regular pr ce means marked price, not
over-estimaIe ed value" THESE ARE RE
BARGAINS.
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(The records smash ng goods of
standard excellence and known quality.l
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IMPORTED FRENCH CREPE
SILK, light shades and black,
24-inch, fine for dress fronts,
trimmings, etc, regular price
81 and 81 25 yard. Record price
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RECORD-BREAKERS IN NOTIONS.

FINE ALL PURE SILK BLACK MOIR
ANTIQUE RIBBON
No. 80 Is inches wide) .....25c yard
No. 50 a ifcnes wide) ......35c yard
No. 80 (434 inches wIde).. ....4Oc yard
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ECORD=BREAKERS IN
D0MESTICS.

WHITE NAINSOOK-small checks as
neat as wax, for aprons or chlldren's
dresses. The 6114c kind at the record
price OF.
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BOYS "MOTHER'S FRIEND" WAIST,
standard liar waist, very heavy
pc rcales, sailLr collar. full laundered,
the patent detachable waistband IN
sures the buttons. A re cord-breaker
at......,,.,....... at Observation-Disclosures,
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NoTE-An garments altered to fit at no extra
,harpe.
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BLACK FIGURED sILK-Ele-
giant black figured gros-grains
in new designs, would make a
tinr black silk dress. 2112-lnch.
A specially this week at.......
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FANCY SCOTCH CHEVIOTS. High
land mixtures in some very new col
orings, every thread pure wool; this
special
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BLACK FIGURED ALPACA SKIRTS ns 40
Ala yards wide, thoroughly lined and ID l.
pound' regular 20 skirt for......... Each
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LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS. fine per-
Gale, laund cred collars and cuffs,
light or dark shades, sizes 80 to AZ,
only rs dozen, 50 come early. soc
kind tomorrow for Observation-Disclosures.
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OUR SOC CORSET covered with back
coutii, side steels, sill k Tossed tops
comfortable e corset TO work in. AS
record breaa er
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WASH SILKS, white hairline
stripes, navy blue grounds, only I
365yards in all regular price
25G Record price ...... Na
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HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES
45x36 inches made same as case de-
scribed above, dry ironed and hand
torn. At ale's
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FRENCH FORMATIONS
and wool and all-wool novelties,
elegant suitings in rich designs,
80 TO A inch, ar prices Toe
to 81 yard Ia miscellaneous lott.
Record breaking price. ce..........
These reductions are actually
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NoTE.-A few more Of our great $3 95 All-wos
Suits left. This is a bargain.
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GLASS TOWELING = "a inches
wide, water-drinker, wears
long time, note the width.
The 1212c grade at the record
price Of f....................
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FANCY GAUZE MOZAMBIQUES. a
novelty silk stripe mohair for sum-
mer dresses, looks som hing like an
elegant wash fabric, some very swell
s..ades. Ask Tor IL it................
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CHILDREN's JERSEY RIBBED
COTTON VESTS, II. y. L. =,
ecru only, sum mer weight, reg
ular Lrce 25c. Record price,.
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,a,es. The witness. however. was NOT

cases. The witness, however, was not
prepared to say anything of the kind, and
merely repeated that it might prove use
ful in other cases. Mr.. Black picked up
several other articles and asked where
fore were they wanted2'
McHattie was eclectic and proposed to
use them all, but emphasized the neces-
sity for the presence oil the certificates,
the clothing and the photographs.
Tine fact is" safd Mr.. Black, "you
think that when you get all the goods
back you may be able to connect them
with some other crime"
Detective Roche was called to inform the
court OF the respective distances OF the
Chatsworth boarulng house, Falcon bridge
and New Ham pshire from Sydney, New
castle and the localities where the bodies
OF the murdered men we're found. Con-
stable Conroy, who followed, said the
prisoner when he knew him wore silver
watch and chain, and that the gold watch
and chain found amonx the prisoners S ef-
fects closely resem bled those worn by the
murdered Lee Weller. The witness also
stated that he obtained the prisoners hat
from the forecastle when the arrest took
place, but did not examine 1t very care
fully.
Detective Egan deposed to the discovery
OF the white powder inside the sWeatband,
and expressed the opinion that the pack
age must have lain there for some time,
as it was pressed quite fiat.
A. McBoyle, a licensed pharm acist, COM
municated the result of an analysis OF the
powder in question. He had made, he
said a conclusively satisfactory test, in
accordance with his experience of thirty
>years. and upon learning that the powder
might be material evidence in the case he
applied what was known as the color test
which was so fine and accurate that the
smallest fraction of grain could be de-
tected by it. He found that the powder
contained six or seven grains of strych-
nine-enough to kill five men. The small
est dose known to be fatal was q half
grain.
Mr.. Black intimated that the defense
had no testimony at the moment. He
might have to ask the defendant some
questions later.
The hearing of further testimony in
both cases was then continued till this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the under
standing that argument will begin next
Thursday
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I'll: POLYCLINIC OPEN
That Under the Auspices of the
Mount 2 on Hospital on
Stockton Street.
Emin nj Ply iicians Will There All
tend Patients al Merely Nomi.
nal Rates.

The new polyclinic, established under
the auspices of the Mount Zion Il ospital,
has been opened at 317 Stockton street.
1t seems likely that the new institution
will prove very beneficial, judging from
the popularity of the hospital. The latter
has accom- mmodations, properly speaking,
for ten patients and there are now four teen
installed there.
At the Polytechnic, which is patronized
by all the Hebrew rabbis and residents,
all belt it is non-sectarian in character,
large number of eminent physicians have
volunteered their services. The only cost
will be 25 cents for compounding m di-
cines. Clinics will b. held daily. except
on Sundays and holidays, at the following
hours for the specialties mentioned:
MONDAYS
TO 1o-Dr. E: o: Yellinek, diseases of
nervous system. DR.. Phutp Mills Jones, dis
eases OF the ear, nose and throat.
IL to 12-Dr. Philip King Brown, medical
clinic.
to 3-Dr. NJ. P. Hus, eye clinic.
3 tod :3o-Dr n. P de Marville, women's
4 to 5-Dr. Julius Rosenstirn, surgical
clinic.
TUESDAYS
g to 1o-Dr. W. P. Nathan, chndren's
II 10 12-Dr. Charles c. Levison, medical
clinic; Dr.. julius Rosenstirn, women's
diseases
3 to 4:3O-Dr. N. P de MarvilIe, surgical
eli mic.
to 5-Dr. J. D. Arnold. diseases of the ear,
nose and throat; DR.. Oscar J. Mayer, women's
diseases
WEDNESDAYS.
to 10-Dr. E. o. Yellinek, diseases of nerv-
Gus system.
10 to 11-Dr. Philip King Brown, medical
clinic; Dr.. NJ. KrotoSzyner, diseases OF the
genito urinary organs.
TO 3-Dr. NJ. 2. Hus, eye clinic.
to 4:30-Dr Philip Mills Jones' Y ray.
to 5-Dr. Oscar J. Mayer, surgical clinic.
THURSDAYS.
to 10-Dr. p w. Nathan chiIdren's dis
eases; DR.. Philip Mills Jones, diseases of the
ear, nose and throat
II to 12-Dr. Charles G. Levison, medical
clinic.
3 to 4:3o-Dr. N. P. de Marvine, women's
diseases.
4 to 5-Dr. julius Rosenstirn, surgical
clinic.
9 to 1o-Dr. E. o. Yellinek. diseases of the
II to 12-Dr. Philip King Brown, medical
clinic; DR.. Julius Rosenstirn, diseases OF
women.
2 to 3-Dr. NJ. P Hus, eye clinic.
3 10 4:30-Dr. n. P. de Marville, surgical
clinic.
to 5-Dr J. D. Arnold. diseases of the ear
nose and throat; DR.. Oscar J. Mayer, women's
diseases.
SATURDAYS.
to 1o-Dr. P. w. Nathan, children's dis
eases.
IL to 12-D.r Charles G. Levison. medical
clinic; DR.. NJ. Krotoszyner.
to o-Dr- Oscar J. Mayer, surgical clinic.
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0LAN FRASER.
Irving NJ. Scott Will Deliver Address
Tonight.

Irving NJ. Scott Will Deliver Address
Tonight.
The sixth annual entertainment and
dance, in honor of Washington's birth
day, will be held at Scottish Hall, 1O5
Larkin street, this evening, under
the auspices of Clan Fraser No. rs, Order
of Scottish Clans.
Irving NJ. Scott will address the meet
ing, the full programme being as follows /:
Overture, orchestral: "Oh. Vert Thou in the
Cauld Blast" (Kucken), Knickcrbocker Male
Quartet-D. NJ. Lawrence, first tenor, c. NJ.
Elliot, second tenor, D. B. Crane. first bass, L..
A. Larsen, second bass; (a) 9TH Battle of
Stirling" with cornet obligato), (b) Jacobite
humorous song, "Hame Cam O'Vr Gudeman at
Fen" Findlay McGregor; soprano solo,
Bonnie Sweet Bessie" (GiiberO Miss
Eva Wren; piano solo, Miss G. Sichlau !;
reading, Miss r. Frances Luse
tenor solo. Devoted" (McLaughlin) D. NJ
Lawrence; address, February II, Old Style,
1898" Hon. Irving NJ Scott: 1.-THE Blue Bells
of Scotland" (Buck), Knckerbocker Male
Quartet; alto 10 (se.ected), Miss Little; violin
500, Miss c. Zinnen; duet ''Adieu" tNicolai),
Mrs. Wren and Mr.. Lawrence; reading, Miss r.
Frances Luse: "Romany Lass" (Adams) c. N. .
FL liot; Last Night CKjeruli), Knicker booker
Male Quartet; "Auld Lang Syne," audience
led by orchestra and quartet. Mrs. D. NJ Law
renee, accompanist.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALL
r1O Market street, open until u o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 O'Clock
S99 Hayes street open Until $3.50 o'clock.
SIS Larkin street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
sW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until o'clock.
26lS Mission street, open until O'Clock
167 Ninth street, open until 80 o'clock
1905 Polk street: open unfil $3.50.
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THE SUPREME COURT.
Tho Bill for Its Enlargement Under
Careful confederation.

Ine Bill Tor Its Enlargeme ent Under
Careful Consideration.
The Justices of the Supreme Court and
the committee of the Bar Association held
another meeting Wednesday to discuss the
proposed legislative bill for the enla1ging
of the Supreme Court.
One point agreed upon was for three
District Courts of Appeal with three
Judges each instead of one Appellate
Court with five Justices.
The matter OF jurisdiction of the several
courts was also agreed upon, the Supreme
Court to nave supervisory control over the
Appellate courts only in cases of clash of
decisions, wrIts of mandate, prohibition,
etc. One section, if approved by the peo-
pie, will do away with the necessity OF
extra Superior Judges in this City. 1t
provides that there may be as many ses-
sions of the Superior Court as there are
Judges to hold court. One of the pro-
visions over which there was much differ
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ence of opinion was that providing that
the courts should not have under advise
ment at any on time more than ten cases.
Several were of the opinion that this would
not be practica ble, owing to the court
being held in different cities.
Another provision causing some discus
sion was that all cases must be orally
argued and it was agreed that oral argu-
ment might be waived and the causes SUBJ
mitted on briefs. Ii is expected that the
different points will be harmonized, SO as
to submit the draft OF the bill to the Legis.
lature by tomorrow.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-P THEY SELL ALL DRY q obs YARN,
re tatle linen, lace curtair s. towels, hosiery
underwear. co Sc.s, embroidery, laces, buttons,
Innings threaus, handkerchief veliugs, ere, very
cheap at Pioneer Dry Goods Store, lO5 Fifth st.
ES BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR 81
N~S Collet ons made: city country. Pacific
Collection Co, 4l5 Montgy ST., room o. tel. $500
E87 DIR. BAIT REMOVED FROM PIE
Es-S Ian building TO eOS Geary ST.: tel. East S57
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R3s THE ANNUAL MELTING OF THE
w. stockholders OF the Marin County Water
Conn pany will be held at the office OF the COM
pany, 400 taifOrnia street SAn Francisco on
w k.DN r. Sd !, the 81 day of March, S97. at the
hour OF ? O'clock NJ, for the election Of trustees
for The ensuing year and Tor the ira nsaction OF
su h other business may COME before the meet
ng. \. DALTO II ARRI~ON, Secretary.
frSSeTHt REG GULA Il RANNUALMEETING 4 ING OF
H~S the members OF he p shop Armtage Church
Orphauage III be held the office of the secretary,
$50 CRliforI ia ST., room 3S. february % 1897,
at - NJ for the purpose of revis ng amending
the bylaws OF said corporation adopting new
bylaws and for the election OF ruStees for the
suing year; also for the transac ion OF such other
business may come before the meeting.
l. WADHAM. Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Es DIVIDEND NOTICE-DIvIDEND no.
EF~S 40 (twenty-five cents per share) of the
Hutehln % on sugar & psaPtaon ~ h 10m g53y a2y VII he
street, on and after urday, February 20, 1897
Transfer books will close Saturday, February 8,
1897 at 2 O'Clock N. +. IL. SH ELDON.
Seyrptary
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

RFs YERBA BUENA LODGE OF PER
S~S lection No Irregular rleeting THIS n
(FRIDAY)EVEN NC, FEB. 49, at 8 O'Clock. knN
d. l. GEU. j. HOBE, Sec retary. st.SiS
re- CLAN FRASER, ORDER OF W NJ,
@~S Scottish Clans, Will give its six IN @ "
annual concert and dance in honor OF &ATXS
Washini toms birthday Scotiish Hall, &(|S
kin street, on FRIDAY EVENING, February
49, Address BY Hon. Irving NJ. scott, entitled
February l, OLD style. 1898" Musical selec-
tions by the famous Knickerbocker Quartet; spe-
ciaties by the great Scotch humOrist, Findlay Nc
Gre=or. soloisi.- soprano. Mrs. l.. Wren; alto,
y ISIS Little: tenor, D. Nj. Lawrence, {. NJ. Elliott;
violin, Miss & Znnen; piano, Miss G. Sicklan;
reader, Miss r. Frances Luse. Concert at g; grand
march at 10 o'clock: admission fee 25c; hat and
c oak rooms free.
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RE- CIRCULAR MEETING OF
ts~S the Caledonia Club THIS EVEN u "a "
ING at o'clock. scottish Hall, III XATHS
Larkin d r Men ELL, Chief S&
JAS. II. DUNCAN, Sec.
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED - LADY AND GENTLEMA N
w sgents TO sell best household article out; big
profits. Call bet. II and 1, and and P NJ SIS
Hermann st
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COMPETENT GERMAN STEADY HABITS
y with small capital, is ling to fill position Of
first foreman on bread in one of the largest bak-
cries in city and take part interest in same.
Bakery, box l So, Call Office.
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DAhTNER WANTED TO JOIN ME IN PUR-
L chase of a splendid business. in the line OF
which I've had long experience, and know the
opening in question to be exceptionally good; re-
Quires only $3.50 for half interest, of which $3.50
may be paiI from the business if so desired which
with proper atten ion hOud easily clear $3 OU TO
$4,000 year; present owner has maze a fortune
in last few years but must hereafter devote undi-
vded attention to other interests; duties would be
principally office work; this proposition is posi-
lively all right and L mean business, so none but
principals naming time and place for personal IN
ierv1ew, need apply Address Opportuue, oox "a,
Call Office, city.
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G.OSO OYSTER Nd CHOP HOUSE: BEST
u COO. location north of Market: receiptq
$3.50 10 $1,000 per month"; worth $500. A. s.
LESS 1852 Market st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

TT UNTER CO., CHINESE AND JAPANESE
- employ me mt Office, removed TO 61413 Califor
Ma ST.. near Kearny. lei. main 23l.
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A GENTS-BRYAN'S BOOK, "THE FIRST
n Battle" Apply address for territory f.
Person, manager subscription department, THE
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n OOD CHANCE Is OFFERED FOR A MAN
VI that understands the deicacy business; yery
few dollars required to start with. 1889 Park st.
Alameda
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business CHANCES; FINE CORNER
ID stationery and notion, with branch bakery and
laundry office; cheap rent. Address B. E. D.,
box 144, Call Office.
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| ADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES POSI-
- ~ tion as housekeeper in lodging house or Wild
overs home. Room 2I 300 Third st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

7 IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR FURNE.
IL IL ture, restaurant saloon fixtures and grocerv
STOCKS. STENBEkG, 632 Market: tel main lO43
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-19

EH1NESE AND JAPANE EN- MPLOYMEN1
~ office; best help. 4li1a O'Farrell Tel. h. 426
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-19

QlSO COFFEE SALOON AND CHOP
ID OO. house: between large buildings; steady
trade. A. s. LESS, 1882 Market St
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-19
HELP wANrEp-cont,nnea.

YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, UPSTAIRS WOR
l. and waiting; wages Sl2 Cali Wednesday an
Thursday forenoon, 1872 OFarrell 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-19

g.O OSO PARTNER WANTED IN FIRST
IT AOO. class old established meat market:
situated on choice corner north of Market St
horse and cart: prefers partner TO hired help. A.
s. LESS, 1892 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-19

@6OO SALOON IN THE BUSIEST MIN
U OOO. ing district in the State. A s. LESS,
1882 Market st.