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Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
en- norif Stortvp.
Salrige georiiter rnnot ON ! Sfaii'
binapien.
sra Gisbenhapn itriDes:

7yLu JtlpbtitTA1h f~
Oct er life beitanbig, at RoromGn1
ben. berneoe sjsr bet bebite Snotrnt.
Sibliasre bar bet Sueniterne, iom bier
migtantt for alt muligt, raar bet
oialbt spperi.r og Sldgsmaal, men
nu Ter bet uo til, at ogida Noroman'
bene boloer pda at inbIesge Jig en- ltgs
nsnbe beroftratiit gersmmelie.
sbt her forleb.n fit Ri gelsg al en-
riatia faibionabsl nOrIt StortpD =
Sr. Sobn gsrtluno, Der Tom ira en-
lQnoere sppstuurn. I Sperise.
Sr. gisrflunb bar life ioa helolg
9anmart. Iat til fibite 2srbas sjors
ban lin Gntre gisnnem en- @uloimeos
Rub. t 5rsbritsborgsgabe os annette
reoe en- Menebs Sub Og Selolaser.
Sua ba 9uloimeben tom til TN Sutlt
ben fslsenb. Morgen, fdnSt ban til lln
Straf, at Der fpruben ct tort Stdar
hans aupe bar giort ct lianenbs | bans
8ulbrinoe % Ssslpoplatie. 9an tee
l.fonersbe til golitiet os bisie latte its
after / Gorbinbelie meb Yanteldansrne.
SI. 1O1 tom Sr. gjsrtluno sdr'te
riatia inb til en- 9antelauner; ban par
bIea pa forfulten. geitprersn laa itrar,
at ben ains, iom blep BAN toreld9f'
tilbsrte @ulbimeben / 5reorttsborga
aabe oa forissts at opbolbe NOroman@
ben meb Snat.
9snne fattebe imiblertio Mistants
"a Itat at, fsr Yolitiet bar tommer til.
gantelaaneren fate imiolertio sfter,
% peo ct !6jprne blsp gisrtluno tat
peb 9ingebsnst at en- arbsibsr, Der lille
inntes ON Wanoens SaitpGrf.
Manoag blsp ben briftige Stortpp
ftinet for Retten; ban tilitoo 5pperist
oq la heller insen Stiul poa, at ban
bapbe plpnoret groberfoltet biniioss
ZrsIuno adnfte g~runoigt. 5 be itoite
Maaneoer bar ban panfet omtrtns |
SnoIperioe % besaaet en- WGngbe ort'
ftiqe % meset betpoelige Sn%bbruostpz
perier.
z CONNER bar bet hans Spscidlitet
at fau 9prtemonn9erne til at foriptnoe
fra 9aoe9iaItsrres CONNER. 9an
reiite ba omtring fra 8abefteo til 3D.
beIteo / Sperige.
Sper Srepl, ban bdpbe paa tin arop
bar ~itiaalet, - og S6r. 8isrtlunb bar
meoet biitnperet paatl9bt, S~slptnups
pet Stot bapbe ban og FIN ous'tecle"
Sat. 9esfprubsn bupoe ban en- 8l9s
reIte ber / Siebenbapn peo Ndon
2puiIe. Oct er imiblertib enonu lite
qobtoiort, / bpiltsn SorbinoelIe bun
bar itaaet til ham, faa Srsienen enonii
benfber fig / Sribeb.
8 fit Sismlano Hal ben piotbereiits
Manb babe p9ret Itrafet mango 8ans
ae, % / Speri9s fab ban for ct Bar
9(ar fben Is Maansber pad Stpcts
bolms S9itning.
Den norTte Stortpp er MI bel anz
braot inbsn fire nsqns @nage Der /
aipbsn6apn; og hi bar al 8runb til
at arutulers bore norIte 8rsbre og bet
norIte 9oliti meb, at be ilipper fri
for ben elsounte Serre meb be LANCE
Sinare - ialfaIb for en- Stunb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Mgcnter

rn4es, iii mpe ase getalina at Tor
haneIe g,arer, Tom MISUNDERSTANDING
'aapsl i H~anSindpiite icm nmsri'anlie
6amilier. Guhper, Tom suiisr en- lrIl'
nenoe geTinitaelis. cher oil forIfune
ia IN ooo giiorticusite, oil tor ire
Greper, Gir;ulrrcr, o. b, bsbase at ils'
iiripe
6. &. 2aoop & Co.,
CIR. eos state street. HGtjue, WIS.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26

man lite er 'nroeles nsie mso at faa buer Rob op al j""7
,aa oil De fontue op i9ien tptt NOT til Ell mn g(uling; Dog nA
Joroen buer @aar pI0ies 90 barnes. 9rtidoterne oI H|
0enne Sebanolin9 tomme op no ouer belle aesreu, Og naaI "
er no9ls 2ontrter bsie, suaes be oper meb en- let Darn, N@
hef saar man 9iennsm meb en- a~ultipator og gipr Rrn'H
poa ttpos os tpers, iaa glanterne bliper i~taaenoe I hills Hg
lon' eorn' gtl mon bOite benz inc, oa fer bette 2 suaa
u9er, e'leraf glomHerne er ialbt of; bog fan De c0idd oe,
Q III Sooren' eHten man ielu oil bsite eller ouerIaoe "' +"
Spinene.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Nr,, T0norr Rfuae,

ClO ON Ugen let. Dc ps ' SseSssaS SSf In i
NH deles Ms Ting Ingen vanskeiRded al uene
WV SIS Ugen med Lethed. Skrlv sirax III os' ne
vii blive oyerrssket over, Avor let dot kan g1ereS Let
vi vxrA Deres Tnteresss at underseg &c. De Kan SIX
kerf lie . SIS ON Ugen og 1et let Royal Manutaour-
NC Co, BoI II. r., Detroit Mich.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
On pionnoerlia Stlbreoelye.

gu opett9 Gage faIote bet Goniumption.
3r. 6. Z. 8arner. GoIotpater. Did.
Miu Serre! Seq bar hapt flor Nptte al
3eres White Wine of Tar Syrup. Seq
hapoe Solic, % gGaerne op9ao alt Saao
ON min SelbreneIie ps iagoe. at bet par
@~oninmption. Sea par pis pna 9pben.
Seq prpoeoe alt. bpao iss hsrte 9aIe ON.
Guoelig tilraaoeoe en- Ben mig til ar bruse
9eres White Wine of Tar Syrup. Sea
tos ~ Slate o. or fuIoitRnOtg be breoet.
@n Meoictn iom ben ian jes anbeiale til
benz, Der ltoer al Ell inaouu Sp9Cpm. icm
min. 9eres me9et prbeoiae Soiepb 6.
Il uoerbiii, 9olauo, 9. 9af. 2lbtf.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Gpilfc StoEer,

Der uoeniur Soroen ilpoer pmfrine
Ssroensrummet, bar Nietcpritialoet Der
Ntaorio ben lobe Sebr. 1896 after pil
paa Ell intereS iant @taaoe.
Meuuier os Cohen bar mberisat
Stenens. De beitaar eiter ben iibIt,
napnte al Sliuin. rbombif gneit,
Maitelpnit, 9titieliern, Gbromit oe
5rcilit.
Stenen til be aareoe GtOnoriter ira
SreSiua.
Nieunier oil Osiaa BABE iuuoet triflir
5slotpatb; men tauite bar ban iorrer'
let benne meo 0saltelpnit.
Oct er betesuenos, at Der / Meteori,
terue biotil life err iuuSet ct eneite
Sremm.oleseme, B. c. ct iaabant, ION
life aaerebe er iunbet paa Soroen.
Bart Hesioaem / Iinueiota er be.
ilenot ipr fine Snoiser, glus oa Sfope.
GHbuer, ipm sniter is ct mt Slsn,. oil Der
inoe fig tilfrtoS. Gor n9rmsre uRberret'
ming itrip til .Gmtsrattous sommtteen"
0lsntpppb, MlHn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Grfarins meo en- seOoro...
SIAN lite 81 bragg SorS,l s,r,;,


@1ft Suo, Der eaar baaoe gienngm 1as lsf
terHe, bet er "gtsr MOI andre, bsa, S2o'n o. A..
s sns,r r ita p pig 2 6serenstsrHsrc n at y ss%.si,ts
Naaneoer at haue bsHptttt en- gInss, ~ lsa, st,
ereari Stparaicr, amer ben fpr Al sn uae1- 2tga,i
eistte siceelg % ale Snisrs5abri;oE,,r ~ 'uistg,,
yforieg Hito .Saop" er alt ott 9gsis joeaC Z
S Pa S Eas, R.r e M 1a Sisis saa 7 9nno s Inn '' e
peoaaene elltr toloe ,1uleboos' 'IsL toIet 9
"1Sdbp" frGpes Der ruinore arbeIb. M, Ss2 Of IN,
aisr eue meo en- aos RtI' efter bsr Itp g'slt.a NIX
Sntteniet. vi isier, at pi bar lor, ;5n 2SItn,lE ",
&c Sapal a9enferi, for at ban falbtS ~ 'Sils.r IN
assren Tor at i9lss us en- "sabp"." , ~ a'tas
g.. g. iy,
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26

Nle Geie ierer til Npm, men life ale
Sinier saar oirefte mellem Sfanbina.
uien 90 Nmerifa. Sbingpaaa 9inien
er ben cneite. aipb Derior giactter
mcb Sbingpaaa sinien.
u. Wortenien e. So,
14O &. Single Str., Gbicaao, IN.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
Reprimanded by the Treas
ury for His Arbitrary
Methods.
Disseminated UDjuStly Against
Custom-House Broker
Thomas.
A Strong Hint That 1t Would Be
Dangerous to Make Similar
Rulings Hereafter.

A few days ago Collector Jackson re-
ceived letter from Assistant Secretary
Howell of the Treasury Department at
Washington announcing the findings Of
the Secretary in the matter of the COM
plant made by Customs Broker Thomas
against Clerk Jerome alleging that Je-
rome had Disseminated against him III
his action in the matter of the application
OF Rev. Mr. Monroe Tor the release of GER
tain goods from the Custom-house.
Mr.. Monroe came TO this port with GER
tain personal effects which he desired re-
leased as soon as possible, it being his in
tention to proceed at once to the East.
In the ordinary course OF Custom house
business it would require several days be-
fore the goods could be released. In order
to hasten matters Mr.. Monroe was intro
duced to Broker Harry Thomas, who I'M
dertook the task of rushing the goods
through. By prevailing upon the Off cials
to keep the Custom house open for three
quarters of an hour the papers were got
ready in the forenoon OF the next day and
Mr.. Thomas secured the permit.
To his surprise, the reverend gentleman
refused point blank TO pay the regular foe
OF 81, and went 10 Clerk Jerome com plain
ing that ne bad cen charged at all, ami
acting as tnougn ne naO expected lnat
customs brokers are required by law to
give their lime and their services free of
all charges.
Mr.. Jerome thereupon issued TO Monroe
a duplicate permit, IN defiance of the rule
which requires the loss of the original 10
be first esIa olished. In his protest against
the act OF Jerome, Mr.. Thomas called the
attention OF the department to the fact
that Jerome on former occasion had re-
fused TO issue permit to another person
until that person had paid a balance of
81 80 due 10 Broker Boden on g brokerage
bill.
The Secretary of the Treasury referred
the protest to Specia! Agent Moore, with
instructions to investigate the matter ana
report. That was done, and the letter 10
Collector Jackson followed soon after.
The letter, after reclting The facts, de-
clares that Clerk jerome has been some
what arbitrary III his methods OF con-
Quoting customs business" and admon-
ishes the Collector as TO the manner in
which he business of his office should be
conducted.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
CALIFORNIA
LIMIT I'D.
SAN FRANCISCO
TO
CHICAGO.

Trains leave from and arrive at Market-st. Ferry.
San Francisco Ticket 0fice-6a4 Market street,
Chronicle Building. Telephone Main 1920. Oak
land Oflice-l1lS broadway. Sac ramento Office
POI j street
The Best Raway-San Fran cisco to Chrago
Look at the Time o. the California
Limited.
Leave San Francisco 80 NJ, Mondays and
Thursdays; arrive Kansas City p NJ. Thursdays
and sundays: arrive IT LoIis A. NJ FRIDAYS aud
Mondays; arrive Chicago 8 :4S a M, Fridays and
Mondays
DINING CARS under Harvey managemenL
Buffes smoking Cars and Pullman Palace Sleep.
ing cars.
This train carries First-class Passengers only,
bui chRrge is maize.
The ATLANTIC EXPRESS. leaving daily at
1850 T. NJ. carries Pullman Paiaee and Pullman
Tourist sleeping Cars on last time. Direct con-
necIfon in chicago and Kansas City Cor a | points
East.
New rails new ties, ballast, new br dge3
The shortest crossing of the desert q country
that Inter BY Its aIied and beautiful scenery
The highest grade OF passenger equipment and
meals al Harvey's famous dinilg-reoms
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
Dens of Iniquity Visited and
Measurements Taken by
the Jurors.
TEEDERLOEy TAKEN BIZ SURPRISE.
Names of Those Who Participated in
y he Tour-Is the Town Wide
0pen7
Is or is not San Francisco wide openY

Is or is not San Francisco wide open?
The Grand Jury arted out to settle
thar point last evening, and the result OF
the investigation will be EN- bodied in an
exhaustive report that will be rendered in
the near future.
The recent controversy between Chief
OF HStjce Lees and Police Commissioner
GUEST set numbe of the Grand Jury
men thinking They thought there must
be IRE where SO much smoke was III evil
dence, land decided 10 make a quiet tour
.to:=fnd out just how much there was in
~the@charges that were flying about
It.was arranged that a tour of che ten
derloln should be made, and last night
was:set for the visit.
!, In order TO make sure that the half
world: would not be on its best behavior
In anliCipa ton OF the visit. the date of the
tour was kept profound secret.
j.: Al o clock last evening the mem bers
Of the Jury began to gather at a we'll
Known resort, and at 10 O. CLOCK a ma jority
delegation was there. Those present were ::
Chairman Hobbs, Messrs. Hagadorn (who
piloted the jury, Sullivan, Shook, Battles
Martin, Stanyan and Cranston. School
Directors Waller and Drucker were also of
the party.
In order TO ascertain whether the dens
OF iniquity on Quincy and st. Mary streets
were In a state of suppression the jury
made tour of those alleys, finding the
houses wide OPEN and everything running
as though the Board OF Supervisors had
never made an order closing them. Then
Bacon place, with its iron gates, was in
spected and measurements made by sew
eraI mem bers 10 ascertain whether or not
The cubic air ordinance is being violated
lLthe inmates of the calls that line both
les of the cul de sac.
Y Later the iurYmen took in Belden
lace, where the inmates Of the dens were
.4Eing to go through their performance
With as much abandon as though the
Sifors were sporting men instead OF Sc
Date iurymen intent upon finding out
just how far the immoTa! element of San
francisco is allowed 70 90 without being
'JnterfereG with by he Police Department.
The last visiting place was the notori-
- rs Cremorne on Market, where more evil
i denCe for the forthcoming Ieport was ac-
; cumuIated. 1t is pro5a be that the jury
wilt make special recommend atoms based
da last nights investigations regarding
#Inealleys that have fallen under the ban
.3frthe BOard of Su perYiSors.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
RAILROADS IN SIBERIA.
.Emeric, a Moscow Merchant, Says
They Are Nearing Completion.

= F. .Emeric, Moscow Merchant, Says
They Are Nearing Completion.
e.. Z. EmCric one of the richest merchants
INST IBERIA, arrived here yesterday and reg
l5tered a. the Palace Hotel. He is on his
way TO Moscow, where he has large bust
ness interests.
Mr.. Emeric IS native OF Massachus etts
and went to Siberia about twenty. eight
years ago. His shrewd Yankee business
foresight led him to take advantage of
business opportunities, and now be is one
Of the richest aud most influential mer-
chants IN the countr where he has re-
cd so long. He has business agencies
all aver the world, the principal ones being
il Vladiv stock and Moscow.
His ships are many and sail TO all parts
o the world.
In speaking of the trans-Siberian rail-
road Mr.. EmerIc said that IL would be
completed TO Irkutsch in Jew months.
TIE work on both ends of the line is
- teing rushed as quickly as possible. The
l-3ad which runs to lrku;sch is already
GRADED, and in few months the rails will
be laid.
Business has improved wonderfully in
the AMOR country said Mr.. Emeric.
"a great many ships and steel barges are
running on the river and it is believed
that " hen the railroad is com pieted there
Will be the biggest kind OF boom there"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
State GOLDEN JUBILEE
Native Sons Will Give Their
Aid in Making 1t
Success.
Assurances Received From Many
Societies That They Will
Parade.

Committees from the various parlors Of
the n. S. G.. w. met in their hall last
evening 10 discuss plans TO be adopted in
aid of the California Golden Jubilee. No
definite action was taken in the matter.
as they will first hear a report TO be given
from committee of three, who will con-
fer with the executive Jubilee committee.
Work on the min1rs' exhibition to be
given in Mechanics Pavilion in connec-
ton with the jubilee began Yesterday.
Exhibition space will probably be free.
and I. II. Gilmour, solicitor Of conces
sions, will begin his work to-day. The
headquarters of the general committee of
The jubilee will he moved Monday from
the Mills building to more spacious quar-.
tiers in the Palace Hotel.
The committee on advertising ia hard a
work, and the city will be extensively
billed Lett rs have b en- sent to ali
Boards OF Supervisors throughout line
Stale, asking them TO appoint committees
to act in conjunction with the mem bers O
the California State Miners Association
in order 10 have a large display in the
mining IT. A large number of societies
nave consented TO take part in the parade
and Grand Marshal Morse is giving nj
time 10 arranging minor details.
Inc San francisco County Miners As
ISOLATION will meet Tuesday evening in
the Mills building to attend to matters
relative 10 the jubilee and fair Tue can
vass Tor the necessary funds will begin on
Monday.
An invitation Will be extended to the
pioneers who arrived in this country prior
20 1913 Suggestions for floats have been
asked Tor by the float committee
meeting OF the Native Daughters has been
called for next Wednesday night for the
purpose OF discussing what part they will
take in the parade.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
To Helm Little Children.

On January 3, / and the Children's Hos
pitai and Training school for Nurses will give
an entertainment upon very grand scale at
the California Theater. The patronesses have
been assigned their departments and most OF
the characters are secured. Acceptsnces have
been received by ladies well known in social
circles. The gentlemen number among their
lists some OF the most prominent IN business
and professional circles.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
CHANDLER WAS NOT LOST,
missing Juror in the Harry Cooper Case
Makes His Annnarance

missing Juror IN the Harry Cooper Gas
Makes His Appearance.
The trial of Harry Cooper known as
the Baron" for forging and utteripe
checks on the Langham Hotel. will be
continued Monday mornlnr. Yesterday
morning the missing Juror, Il. Il.
OhanaIer' mace MS appearance in court,
and when told that his absenca ON Eri
day hsd caused con iderable trouble and
anxiety he was greatly surprised. Heck
pialned TO Judge Cook that he had mis-.
understood his Honor's instructions. and
humblY begged pardon for his offcnse
The court stated that peace with him had
been made, and suggested that Chandler
likewise make peace with his fellow Jury
men. hand- shake all around squared
the affair. and an adjournment was th n
taken until to- morrow morning.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

Among the grandest va ues now on
during this 'Forget-me-not Sale" is
he line of Mems Suits marked c. o.
down from $14. $l2, $40 to . ~ t.Oo
The line consists of Cheviots, Tweeds
All-WoI Cassimsres and CLAW Diago-
mails. round or SQUARE cut: sincie or
doub.e breasted; very handsome and
-tvhsh garments.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
Mems Clothing.

We've just marked down over $50
Mems stylish Perfect. Fitting Suits, in
Cheviois and Kerseys, that were 50. SIS,
81; forget me-not pric3. e O.
Round or square Gu single y Il. ~
or dou Bile breasted.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

1888" Chinese calendars and Christmas
cards for The millions. Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
741 Market street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
Given Away Free.

with every purchase of 81. so and
over i'm our Boys and Chndren's
Clothing Department we Will pre-
sent "a Brownie Book and Parcel
case; made strong and durable, With
straps. See them in the windows.
AIsO with every purchaSe in the
Boys and ChiIdren's Cap and Fur
III hing Department we will present
the new game of a." Come Back
BALL. The old and young enjoy il.
See how many times you can catch it.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
Mems and BOYS Hats.

Another special feature in our ever
popular Hat Department will be the
selling OF all our 81 80 Derbys and
FeGoras, IN Black, Brown and OSo
Tan; forget-me-not pr.ce ...... JoC
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY
Via Sausalito Ferry.

Via Sausalito Ferry).
Leave San Francisco Commencing Nov.
IS, 1897:
WEEK DAYS-o 80 A. :45PM
sUNDAfS-S:0O, 10 90, II 30 A. NJ; 1;l5 Pr
Special trlps an ne arranged for by applying to
IHO>. COOK & son, 621 Market Ct. San Fran.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
Mail Orders.

Ours Is the leading mail order
house on the coast. Especial atten-
ton given to ali orders, large or
small, and satisfaction given in ca CHI
and every particular case. Rules
Tor self measurement, Tape Lines
and General Price List sent post
free for the asking. Send us trial
order any time. A child can buy here.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
Mems and Boys furnishings

MEN SWEATERS = Extra heavy;
strictly all wool; color: Navy Blue and
Black; with or without the deep 7Sc
sailor collars; forgetme-not price. tcO
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

@ to make complete millions
Hr
OGunrnfe American
able
nancy la pcs adore
tEgtt ton ether tIa % enleman swatch
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

"Forgot-me-not Sale" OF Overcoats
very stvlish Cheviots and Tweed vi
cuna Cloth, with elegant velvet collar,
and made up in tirsI-class tailor fash
ion; cut long, and warranted TO lit
reduced from 81. 81. .......... sDf.OO
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

very dressy and service Ihle Over
coat, elegantly tailored and trimmed
in hrst-class style; Melton, CheNiots
and Rich Vicunas; colors Navy. Black
and Snuff Brown; cut long and war
d 53@tSr from 90 IS slg p? sl6 Re $685.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
NEW TO-DAY.
THU OWL
DRUG co.
CUT.RATE
DRUGGISTS.
DRUGGISTS.
1928 MARKET ST,
San Erarcist0

800 South Spring Street, Los Angeles.
Tenth and Broadway, Oakia- d.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

BOYS MILDLY SAILOR CAPS
All shades. with man-o'-war n mes;
worth fully 75c; forge!-me-not go
price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. cOO
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

Just received, 100 dozen Mems Fine S TX
Initial Handkerchiefs; % incnas vide;
sold everywhere at 75c; torgei-me- 20
not price ........... fOC
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
c....1" wo1.sa WORLD PUB Co. Y
$500 tor Correct List
ALSO "A VALUABLE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN
IF YOU SEND 10 CORRECT WORDS.
All Former Offers Room for what Say 100000
Full Set of Answers, a md
- Send at least TenG orreof Mords

made ersofW
in couec
adC to you ifyou
ford Readan leao
knownas
lin etfv rand
to eknow
mabea ola
w
and repa ion o
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

YOUTHS ULSTERS-Good and warm,
strong an durable, and are the original
IS o. m Kings; IN three different colors
and styles; forget-mt-not price. CO o.
Worth So 81. CZ.JO
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

DAINTY LITTLE BOXES-Suitqble TO
put Handkerchiefs, Gloves Ties and Sus-
penders in; acceptable git fer nus band,
father, brother or sweetheart; in our
we Regulated M,n's Furnishing Depart
menI.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

YOUTHS SUITS in Cassimeres, Chevi-
OTIS, Tweeds and Fancy Mixtures; made
in ngle or double breasted style; round
corners or .quare cut; forget-me-not
pfW,SS oTia $40. S. i'',''''''" $3.50
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

COAST DIVISION Marrow Gauge.
foot Of Market Street,
siI5A Newark Ccntervc San lose Felton,,
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and Way
Stations. Observation-Disclosures. tosoVf
t2:l5P Newark, Centerville, San Jose New
Amiaden, FELTON,, Boulder Greek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
Stations ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" IO:oOA
4.I5r Newark Sul lose and Los Gates -. 0:2eA
t1i:45P Hunters Excursion San Jose and
Way Stations .....-............... Is:SOr
CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRAEOISCO-FOot of asrket Street (Sp S)-
-7:15 500 HOGAN. tl:0o 900 1900
400 1900 '6:ooP.H.
Prom OAELAND-FOOt o! Broadway-sG:oO 800 >1O:oOAa.
1890 loo t2:co 900 tio0 '5:oop.x.
COAST DIVISION BROAD Gauge).
CThird and Townsend StS)
6:55A San Jose and Way Stations New
Alrnaden Wednesdays only)....... O:SSA
9:0OA San Jose. Tres I'inos Sant;, Cruz,
Pacific Grove, Paso Robes, San
Luis Obispo, Guadalupe, Surf and
Principal Way Stations 4:loP
IO;fOA San Hose and Nav Stations. <S:OCA
lI:3OA San Jose and Way Stations ...... S:35A
-2:31r San Mate0, Redwood, Mcnlo Pfrk.
Santa Clara, San Jose, Giiroy.
HOLSTER, Santa Cruz, Salinas,
Monterey and Pacific tirove TI0;40A
s3:I5P San Jose aud Principal Way Stations *9:0oA
.I:I1P San Jose and PRINCIPAL Way Stations 0:A5A
f0:o0P San Jose and Principal Way Stations E:3OR
5:S6r San Jose aud Principal Way Stations 5:3GP
G:sOr San Jose and Way Stations. z:3Or
tti:lJP San .lesc and Way Stations ........ 1:3Or
A for Mernimg. J. for Afternoon
SUNDAYS excepted Sundays only. Saturdays cnlss
Il Msnday ThSrsday and Saturday nights only.
Mondays and Thursdays
sNsanesdavs and SATURDAYS