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CIGARS Gross Premiums on Fire Risks Run- Ning More Than One Year, $1,102,- Ing Letter from the Call's Agent at Ukiah: Take Its Control from Republican Hands THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 18U5. 6 Wichita (Kans.) agents of this swindle Monday had he forfeited none of his NEW TO-DAT. •," openly offer to "place" ra ;prize-winning credits. ticket. The circular reads as follows: PRISON JUTE PURCHASES John Carroll of San Francisco and Wil- SOCIALIST PAPER liam were appointed A NEW LOTTERY LOTTEEY CO. Duffy of Contra Costa SWINDLERS. LOUISIANANATIONAL OF THE THE was THE METHODS guards and P. S. Haehnlen of Oakland NEW ORLEANS, I.A. appointed steward of the officers'dining- 51,750, Waldo Flood, Pres. room. affTfF"BKfBHBMB Capital, 000. Its 3 STAMPED ON A SHOE tions apart unless they are careful to place Unfavorable Criticisms Con- The board decided to recommend the The First Number Made MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT. Upson's of Kans., Oct. S3, 1895. pardon of Masterson, who was sent Counterfeits a secret mark that must remain known WICHITA. sidered by the of Robert Appearance on the Dear Sir : We are anxious to establish Board up from Amador County for robbery. He Streets the Little Louisiana only tothemselves on each ticket after itis was used as a witness against two others, Yesterday. printed. an agency in your city. We know there Directors. and bis Saturday. way buying term- will expire next Company. What makes the impending bankruptcy is only one to get the pooplo He is only 21 years old and has served two of Metzger & Franklin even more danger- our tickets and that is to let some one years and two months. 85c. you ously near is the action recently taken by draw a good prize. "We will send a The board willmeet at Folsom next Sat- "'AT VARIANCE WITH REASON." urday. There are sixteen applications for EDITED BY TWO PREACHERS. the postal with reference to all winner and guarantee it to draw a authorities you agree pardons, which have been referred to it by METZGER ANDFRANKLIN the mail matter addressed to that unlaw- $500 00 prize, if will to sell the Governor. Iff firm. $50 worth of our tickets for the drawing ful Figures The authorities at Washington have or- ofNovember 13th. We know if we can Facts and From the Buying In the Salutatory Article the Prin- dered Postmaster McCoppin to stop all have $50 worth of our tickets sold in and Manufacturing De- PUTUBE OF POPULISM. ciples of Socialism are Set in the city having Their Mail Seized Post- mail addressed to lottery companies or to your and be sure of some one partment. Taylor Rogers Furnishes a Condensed Forth. office and Marked "Fraud- their proprietors or agents as individuals. draw a good prize, our success will be Statement of His Views on ulent." The mail matter stopped under this order assured and our tickets will be in de- the Subject. "fraudulent," and mand every month. The $50 worth is to he indorsed as of The following communication is self- then to the dead letter tickets that we willsend you to sell may The recent criticisms of the Board of The first number of The Socialist, the Tearing-down forwarded office. explanatory: Sale J. L. Franklin, pro- contain some good winners, but to be State Prison Directors regarding the pur- organ of the socialists of\ San Francisco Louis Metzger and Editor Call:InThe Call of July 5 there is SALE NOW GOING ON! Lottery sure of having a good prize drawn the chase of jute and the sale of bags came up and adjoining cities, was issued yesterday THE WELLS-FARGO EXPRESS. prietors of the Little Louisiana for reported an interview with me as to the future The erection of a new building at Third swinole, with elaborate and handsomely first month we willgive you the $500 00 informal discussion at the regular of "Populism." Please accept my sincere afternoon. It is edited by Rev. J. E. monthly meeting thanks the distinguished given me and Market streets by Clans Spreckels appointed quarters in the Wells-Fargo winner, and with this prize as an adver- of the board at San for honor Scott, a Presbyterian preacher. The busi- as the yesterday. DePue in the prominent presentation of my views. will necessitate our moving, store building on New Montgomery street, have tisement we ought to do $100 00 to Quentin Chairman As they were re prod ucea from the memory of ness manager, Rev. E. J. Dupuy, is at the occupied by us will be torn down. Being and were Earle & Co.'s "Goods" Are been the greatest sufferers by this order of $300 00 worth of business in your city Directors Hayes, Devlin and Neff the reporter there are some slight,although head of the French Presbyterian mission Notices have been served on the tenants present, and in their opinion the criticisms doubtless unintentional, inaccuracies in the they by the shortness of Transported Regularly and things. every month. here. In the beginning have this to to vacate July 15, and made were so misleading and so full of statement. Hence permit me to offer the fol- the time compels us to begin at once our Without Trouble. They are complaining bitterly at the As our prizes are decided by the draw- lowingcondensation: say for themselves: misstatements as require notice. The next Campaign has three aspects— Itpossibly may be a mild shock to the minds Monster Clearance Sale. rule that robs them of their correspon- ings of another company of course to some dealing certainly counts we Inorder to present an intelligent State and National—in relation to what the and misunderstandings of some good friends A reputation for square dence. Ithas crippled their business not any state- will extremely happy in having no for something, for here wo are crowded to the cannot guarantee certain number to Populists— do. (we are good competitors art* Metzger a ment of the case it was judged necessary purely municipal enemies) that we two, staid, orthodox, doors with customers when our a little. has lot of valuable mail draw a prize in the regular drawing. lirst offices in San careful complaining of hard time*. We advertise that we The 50 per cent decrease in the lottery Germany to consider the matter from the beginning Francisco a straight ticket may be run. But and conservative Presbyterian ministers, in ever, matter coming from and he is This prize which we ofl'wryou is a special probability Populists here will minds, wearing our hair long, are sellingshoes cheaper than anil ftvisit to traffic in this City since The Call's cru- of1894, since which the board has re- the is that the our right not our store willprove it. The different schools will protesting loudly and emphatically against time coalesce those desiring an honest and nor parted in the middle, never having to against the pernicious and dangerous one, entirely separate from the regular ceived bids acting withall been open shortly, and now is the time for parents sade its seizure. Mr. Metzger has a remedy. at itsmeetings instead of efficient civic administration in this muni- accused ofbeing cranks, crooks nor heretics, buy shoes cheap. We have them forHoys and Girls, affected genuine lot- prizes. It is given to help you to In- through was cipality willingto partisanship to in the advocacy of what our at go else- vice began has the He can engage in some honest and lawful a committee. Warden Hale and sacrifice should embark Iand in all qualities and all prices. Don't teries than ithas the and crease your business, and willappear on therefore requested con- attain it. Which course may be followed is de- Brother Brown is pleased to call a menace to where and buy poor-wearing shoddy shoes because more counterfeit occupation and leave the swindling lottery to furnish figures pendent on exigency. "our W$ hope our they are cheap, but come to us and buy tasty, truth, almost the as a special prize. future institutions. friends will guaranteed bogus swindles. In it has traffic to men of the Upson stripe. Then list cerning the jute industry at the prison. Second— in this State the highest patriotism not allow themselves to fall into any feelings | neat-fitting shoes that can be to wear. cleared the market of genuine lottery tick- All we ask of you is to keep the con- The requirements mill San demands a full ticket for the Legislature, Con- of unkindness, nor burden themselves with i The followingare a few of our prices: his mail willnot be interfered with." of the at gress College. shuddering anxiety, by ets, leaving the demand to be supplied by tents of this letter confidential and con- year. and the Electoral On this point wasting griefnor until ANeat-fitting, Durable DONGOLA KID The ruling of the department is entirely Quentin are about 6000 bales a The there can be no paltering. careful examination they have found out just BUTTONSHOE, with patent-leather QXC the counterfeit tickets and the tickets of tinue the sale of our tickets as long as jute harvest occurs in August, and as sail- TRird—That the Populists will nominate how bad we have become inreality, and just tips and spring heels, Biaea Btolo W- OO within the law. Itis certainly not the is absolutely why where and we The above in large sizes between 11 and .00 fake companies. there is any demand for them. ing vessels leave Calcutta for this Presidential candidates certain. how and and when are or * ffi~| to assist seldom should not? issue will be dangerous " ' : Crowley gives the in- purpose of the mail service in Why they The be the may be or ought not to to "our II Villili* It is Chief who We are anxious to get a share of the port Detween the months of February and money question.
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