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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-12-26

been barracks years ago inquiry found
had been used The military prison. remained almost exactly
did place found old building
wide IL at least IS feet long
families But close inspection became thoroughly
theatrewhere travelling
wonderful agical and given
impsy rough board hany eegated hump
restaurant city inhabitants
there secured Csc breakfast An old there told that Fort
overrown
leveled and built up
Chattanooga city We met
wee exception attentive city
growing places broken the street. the
extremely PROMISING under the
Lookout Mountain the of desperate bateand at the northern
adjoining of Alabama Georgia though
From Lookouts brow This the gateway
to the Gulf States-the entrance to the real south
Our stay limited to two or three hours Before we took
the een Crescent for the southwest
great manufacturing Aabama sprung up
almost in a night to giant proportions.
closing relate that young
accompanied through Chattanooga explorations
thoroughly war adventures
keeping open
ask darkey with onghand shovel to the sandpes which
had accumulated there
that believed during the looked
smiled those southern smiles After moment opened
that good-natured mouth and uttered one word
"Betcherlfe!"
years patriotic
greenhorn will get left
asked, you think
talking about the relations of labor in the South.
Wa gentlemen, jus think you're bout right but generally
mistaken Did that the at that station
he's the trouble"
"Skates, my boy, arn't you the trouble?"
He thought moment and then replied aconically,
xTGuess I'm guity-but it's in the second degree"
"How so"
sWeL you million niggers you
wait alfew yeahs?"
HGuess we'll wait" s4
That right The can't
give ye-just you ielahs hold Bit"
about The Climate using e for hard work down here
Mi. Skates?"
Oh gosh THAT yankeeke Why youuns
fooled No maten the world bah for wok than this lot
northern dowen heah and wo
naa hufnes the start and when eh the hoe
the storeco yh lay cmutts wok
heah e he vans to-"
And that what think nata htessness
The and The like northern
|no hotter.
But here at Birmingham Goodbye until next week.
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The journey to Florida.

miles reaching Chattanooga the south line OF Ten
nessee looked the land
uneh their normal norhpoe rea
tions to the thermometer twas cold.
Here platform sleeper Old South anil the
distinctly outlined The DID, peculiar homes, built between
hmnys the little confeds with
atmosphere OF
recognition the evil which has
southern life and still endangerng the most
precious national character And right here being
glowing
this and consider the
interests magnificent region after
e esss sss sss s
Slavery course 1t that the black
political the south that the equally
that the situation the
parallel history and that known Of
terribly OF the repu
party horrible the country demorazed the
prositute public theft and set him back poito
development This much potcs from
old-time aboliont Now for industrial interests
still nnoceny and without reason in the OF
agricultural
given the black stands the overshad
owing the white Here millions OF shabby homes-not
the stables the vesbus comparative
palaces brightly painted blinded nwspapred homes which
mortgage baps eas Not such honest Homes which
can't ooaa
grown children isgad toll reach downward
story generally who hold the pow
themselves compared There demp
South the Spirit the
that infant wall
hat is the of condition, you ask?
with respectable
the North We relate story with the actors which we are
ally acquainted
He solid citizen they
family Two working working daughters
school developed reading people,
1000 OF Dakota constituted his He
plowhoder official Becoming dsgusted with
other robbes the concluded
sold rented the other bade farewell to
with wealth. and nhbos and entered
his southern plantation.
Six entire family railway tran return
less the The substance of
long conversationfcan be given in few words:
eff family did the work the farm did at the North
We equal footing with families that
scarcely loved the southern people
They didn't they had apologize for
work They in bed at five
morning. didn't respect that As and
had to less com
panonshp with finished respectab do not hold
southern society responsible for 1t the condition OF things IL must
off. But shall children to be shiless
There laying present generation Our ludg
that southern people people in broad sense bo
this shadow hangs removed before she tnt
fulness of her industrial development.
Chattanooga early morning cool and
the arth and the OF h
singular city became dusty.
Chattanooga F. bohn the 9th Mich
In entered the city during the Not solitary landmark gave u
recognition until searched along the river end OF the
found building which looked though
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-12-26
The National Bank System Enlarged and Given
New Privileges!
The Republican Party Mad Unto Self Destructio

The Republican Party Mad Unto Se]f-Destruction
Whom would destroy they first make mad The republican
bedbug Such folly such outrageous niamy it.
within nothing short Of suicide
For twenty people the removal Of
National Banking Robbery During the this demand
suffering nation which has been sucked dry
namy republics been natona
dishonor and debaued with
debt and honeycombed with mortgaGesl .
great support money system
which renders it
,.s5ts -
money without paying interest bank eoun III IN
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-12-26

VOL. II WHOLE NO. IS
pso This late What
e s
GG p 81 @ i0os IL We With Mr. Poore that
mites R ks
the Finance meeting
How intelligent be made with this affairs
f the % as he % the
authority to hand the State Central Committee
a How % Republican
iniaion ATTIC fees ior purposes other than political
acts Of the Executive Committee are endorsed
may
''' Bird snAsD MIMI s Sec 17th 1890 A"1'
The above throws light the condition John
the black and damng facts published columns the
VEST August 18th and 29h would not destroy the official character
Of that then nothing canopy heaven will
The continuous meetings get
his claiming
morning $12
40 and then paid from unknown his subsequent
actual complete change his which
deficits and unconstitutional still plight his hand
ing unknown nearly $3.50 before be-
the libel suit his charges railway travel within
l5223 $4O5 r trip to the conyentlon $65 to j. Hall und
by Ha for the desk to scratch book $25 for another desk
unused $50 unud bs
$40 working those labor delegations a for Mr. G
paid Eric Olson bills month independent
aud $27o including his salary 80 alliance charters
absolutely unaccounted reduced $38 OF
vousy duplicated this Office $O vouchers expenditures
pending 1888 without
spend his and board conventions
had right his board the constitution
twenty money Lahrop
which still coming all but OF
the story given in these columns.
There specific msappropraons which
published the GREAT VEST the least of which that
ightfu spittoon episode!
awful turpitud of
August 18TH and his still further his Second which
salary after removal executive COMMITTEES dale
condoned number he suffered his defiance Of the Finance
He with gold
today he sustained the entire bankers He
number OF visible deficits and then sustained by monied
clique boldly entered suit against another county, for libel knowing
defend would thousands of dollars
work which meant ruin and destruction.
We not caught the but promptly plead guilty the
made called But accident
suit would have against Larop before this But
Convention within weeks Florida
and await their action There
us the and good shall then apo
sustains efforts such actions the
the alliance rend,
Poo and Mr. Lister undertook their dutybu trammeed
, who stood for the iniquity.
the members the
constant witness OF broken pledges and darkanen semg
Mr. Poore fair minded and patient and tried troubled
But at last mad all The effort make John L
martyr aroused knows the awful
the Lathrop than does Mr. Poor He writes
a harmony rot which being worked by the Industrial
tired Why they plain and that the harmony
have the Alliance stand by the What
prestige the Alliance Rered organized labor
of DuluthED outline policy
Lathrop the of the
their last they Mr. Donny be reconcd
the ranks for the sake OF harmony Has not been working
receiving insults from pgme since the Al
have Alliance old with good the
s 4Ry the sn %
Alliance ready fight for harmony but not the
hitched in NV seat until can stand no longer
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-12-26
500 A YEAR IN ADVANCE

Beginning on the 1st of January the Great West w take
IN boodey field Of National or and let State issues
alone We haye fought for the liberation Of the Alliance
from the traitors yho stole because was our child We
beeve the Mctory won so, harmony w prevaH through
out the Alliance If not then is better to let the eu ee
ent hama Themselves We haue clubs in nearly every state
from Texas and Mississippi to Connecticut and we not
DEALING justIv in making Minnesota matters extremely
prominent
We had work the G. W.
desperate angd led
to ocalze journal, continue the struggle.
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Another Lie Exploded.

past
at Typographical Union these
sent Infamous lies The employs
Union salary Union
paid
PRED paid from 81 SO O $40
For the aRxATw wksr:
POETRY.
Harmony
you "walk the plank
Is parties they egg Crank"
Harmony
when he lasting
Harmony,
Oh gentle wooly lamb, wane pour mutton grease
Harmony,
to save-the burden of his song
Can only by triumph wrong!
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This Republic was lounde0
upon principles which involved
the DIGNITY Of Labor. TO das-
troy the power Of Labor IS to.
construct Caste. A Caste cann0s
co-exist with q Republic.
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ADMISSION DAY.
A Pioneers Committee of Conference
With thu Nafiva Sons.

A Pioneers Committee of Conference
With the Native Sons.
A meeting of the Conference committee
of the Pioneers was held at their nail. on
Fourth street, yesterday afternoon. Ihls
committee originally consisted OF nine mehl-
bers, four of whom, Messrs. Louis Sloss,
Fl. II. Taylor, E. 3. Vreeland ana d. d.
Russ, were present at the meeting. Messrs.
John Nightingale and James G. Fair re-
signed from the committee, which reduced
the total membership to seven, therefore
the four first named formed quorum.
Louis Sloss was chosen Chairman OF the
Conference Committee and ii. ii. Taylor
was elected Secretary. After its organiza-
ton the committee admitted to its presence
Grand President w. II. Miller and Grand
Marshal G. l.. Tilden of the order of Ma
tive Sons, who had been appointed COM
mittee to meet the Pioneers to arrange for
an agreement on dates and details.
After presenting their position and the
anxiety of the Native Sons to meet in
joint conference the Pioneers appointed
sub committee, comprised OF Messrs. Ii. b.
Russ, L. b. Vreeland and III. III. Taylor, to
meet the subcommittee of the Native Sons
TO arrange for dates and details and the
minutia of the arrangements will be settled
by it, while the Joint Conference Commit
tees province will be to arrange the more
prominent and vital features of the parade
and entertainment.
The announcement that the "Nigi-
lantes." side issue to Hesperian ParlOr,
No. 49, would have float of Fort Gunny-
bags in the parade, accompanied by TWEEN
ty-tiye in Viglante attire, caused consldera-
bic comment among the Pioneers earlier in
the day, and by noon the comments had be-
come protests.
One of the Pioneers. whose friendship
for tho Native Sons he Doubted.
called at their headquarters and said that
the proposition is regarded unfayorably by
the Pioneers, since it recalled memories OF
division and lawlessness, and closed by
asking the "Vigilantes" to desist
This the "Vigilantes" consented to do
when advised of that feeling among their
seniors, and all who called at the Joint
Committees headquarters yesterday were
advised of the change. What the "Vigi-
lanteS" will substitute in its stead is not
yet decided, but there is proposition to
have an Cx-team to represent early pioneer
life
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AN INTERRUPTED JOURNEY.
A Portland Mans Trip to Australia
Stopped by the Police.

Portland Mans Trip to Australia
Stopped by the Police.
As the steamer Mariposa was to sail for
Australia, yesterday. Detective Silvey ar
rested Henry Jones, one of the steerage
passengers. on warrant from Portland.
Oregon, charging him with criminal assault
and also the larceny Of $1,000 from his wife.
Jones kept saloon On Second street. in
Portland, and disappeared a few days ago
with shoemaker named Peter Faline. The
next day Chief Crowley received dispatch
asking him to arrest Jones if he came this
way. Jones says his arrest is the outcome
of quarrel with his wife, adding that the
criminal assault charge was caused to be
trumped up by his wife in order to secure
his being arrested.
The prisoner denies having taken any Of
her money, saying that the $1,000 belonged
to him and that he wanted to 60 to Aus
tralia to be away from his. wife. He will
remain in the City Prison until an officer
arrives from Portland to take him back
there. Faline was with Jones when the
latter was arrested and has abandoned his
trim Australia
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Charged With M.nsIaushter.

Edward Hanley, the gripman who was in
charge of tue Hayes-street cabe-car which
struck and fatally injured E. j. Grifiths
of Fresno at the junction of Market and
Post streets about week ago, surrendered
himself at the City Prison yesterday and
By order of Chief Crowley he was released
on his own recOgniZance.
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A Niuaicinn Iniured.

While driving along Folsom street. near
Fourteenth, yesterday morning, Robert
Miller, cornet-player, was thrown from
buggy and sustained fracture OF the right
arm. He was treated at the Receiving Hos
pital and then taken to his home at $50
Eleventh street.
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Ynndals at work.

Chief Crowley was informed yesterday
that some wanton individual had scratched
number of large plate-glass windows on
Geary, Kearny and Third streets with
diamond or some hard instrument. Several
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IMPAIRMENT NO. lO-PROBATE. IN THE
~ Superior Court in and for the City and County
of San Francisco State of California In the matter
OF the estate of PRISCILLA NJ. WILLARD, de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given, that TUESDAY,
the 9Th day of August, A. ID. 1890, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ OF said day, and the courtroom OF said court,
at the New City Hail. In the city and county OF San
francisco, State Of California, have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the will OF said
PRISCILLA NJ. WILLARD, deceased, and for hear
lag the application OF LIZZIE A ALLEN for the
issuance to her of letters testamentary thereon.
Dated July 3d. A. ID. 1890.
WM. A. DAVIES Clerk
BY FL HoUGHTON, Deputy Clerk
GEO. X. WILLIAMS. Atty for Petitioner. ia lot
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days ago the windows on Market street,
between Kearny and Grant avenue, were
defaced in similar way. Officers john
stone and Lake have been on the lookout
for the vandal, but so far he has eluded
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Davis and His Cane,

a barber named John Davis was arrested
yesterday on charge of assault with
deadly weapon. having, as alleged, at
tempted TO strike Q. III. Rogers with cane.
Davis claims that Rogers slandered him.
The morning call., 1890-07-27
DELINQUENT NOTICES.

DATENT DEVELOPING AND MANUFACTURE
L ing Company OF California Location of works,
San Francisco: location Of principal place of BUSH
ness, 30S Market ST., San Francisco Notice-There
are delinquent upon the foowfng-d stock.
on account of assessment No. 2, levied on the 10th
day of April 1890, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, fol-
lows:
Names. No. Cert. No. Shares. Amount.
A rthur Noble. ......r 4S3 1920 rs
Arthur Noble. ........1S 1873 A 10
And in accordance with law, and an order of the
Board OF Directors made on the 10th day of April,
1890, so many shares OF each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary will be sold at pubic auction,
at the office OF the company, 30S Market ST., Sau
Francisco, on Monday the 2Sth day of July, 1890,
at the hour OF O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of the sale.
JOHN FREY, Secretary.
ONCE. 30S Market ST. San Francisco. jy25 At
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IwHnr
STEAMER DESTINATION. SAILS.

oCLAS STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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-ORNER CIGAR-SToRE FOR SALE; MUST BE
Y sold on account of sickness; the owner must
leave CITY; TO be sold az bargain Inquire a lOsl
lY2l ~
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FINANCIAL.


MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
WI quantities 20 suit at low rate OF interest. APP
ply to the California Mortgage Loan Co., 1913 Mont
eomery ST., San francisco. deS Su TT
EXON 0Qn TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAJ
tSOoc-OOO etrates on city and country real
estate. any amounts. SCH ULLER. APO California tr
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a.F5n GOOD PAYING CORNER GROCERY,
U Ot. bar. > horses, wagon and good outside
trade: house or 8 rooms and large stable; years
lease: rent $50 Address c. L., Box 145. CALL
Branch once jy2o 2tk
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OROCFRY AND BAR: SOLD on ACCOUNT OF
" death: owner unable TO attend. Cor. Shurch
H. 10 b
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wood CHANCE FOR MAN AND WIFE; LODG-
u ing-Louse Of Il rooms, with saloon and rooms
attached; can be bought cheap by calling at ABB
JessleSr iy25 StE
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EOR SALE - GROCERY-STORE AND BAR
7 doing good business; cause of selling, poor
health. Apply 1906 Church ST., bet Twenty-sxth
ard It,
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MUST SELL: GOOD-PAYING FRUIT VEGErA-
wi bic and produce store; horse, wagon, fixtures
and stock: fine location; cheap rent; 3 living
rooms: other bushes. cause OF sale. Apply CALL
branch once 10 ESrket ST. 1y25 ST.
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EOR SALE AT ONCE-A RESTAURANT CEN
traIiy located; doing fine business; must be sold
on account OF disagreement between part
ners; price $1,000. Call at DELORME a ANDRE
$40 Suffer ST i,26 IT.
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VERY GOOD PAYING SALOON. WITH ROOMS
' attached Inoufra carr Vrsnch Office iy.25 Ats
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HARNESS HOP To RENT WITH LOTS OF
IL business. Inquire Pacific Carriage Company
IS Eighth st. lyZT 7I
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CANDY STORE AND SODA FOUNTAIN; FINE
4 location; very cheap. Apply CALL Braneb VI
JySf 81
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no BE sebastian LAUNDRY BUSINESS IN
L Vancouver; Il. C.. in good working condition;
consists Of Troy laundry hydraulic washers, No
2: self-balancing hydro-eXtractor size OF basket
30 inches; l steam maugle weighs $3.50 lbs;
TyIer poIIshinE-machne, weighs 80 lbs; No. l
2tier stove. viii heat II sad-rons or "a polishing
irons > horsepower engine; l 20 horsepower
boiler, made by Doty OF Toronto; steam drying
closet complete. 3 baskets and tub and all other
requisites Just been working month; population
OF place $4,000; 10 other steam laundry in the
place. bad health is the reason OF selling. Apply TO
Steam Laundry, Vancouver, b. G. ly26 ITS
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EITS GROCERY AND BAR WITH ROOMS
u I u. partly furnished; situated in manufae-
turing district: chance; big bargain. Apply
on premises 523 Mission ST. 1y25 1ts
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[ Or SALE-CORNER RESTAURANT AND SA-
] loon. Apply 643 sacramento ST. jy25 St.
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S30U an ITF Frui r. Store WoTt6 tWce az maeb
musrseIl Address c. o., Box 6l, this office. 20 5t*
-nRESSMAKER STORE, WITH FIXTURES;
IL good paying business. 1928 Howard St jy25 IS
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CALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE on CITY
DfrOnt money ing place; call and investigate;
it costs nothing 10 examine. 22S Pacific ST. 25 it,
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DARTNER WANTED IN WHOLESALE AND
i retail fruit-store. S3i Third ST. iy26 Az :
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Pm Peterson. Stockton
q II Green, Seattle
FL Ward, New Almaden
j W Mitchell n WI, Cal
Z Z Grayson, HOLSTER
C & Grayson. HOLSTER
X G Martin, Sonoma
G L King, Sonoma
J NJ Walters, ColuSa
T II Waite, Omaha
II NJ Boardu an. Omaha
A Miller. Mt Eden
A Christensen & VT. Kans
Mrs Moore, Nacavi!le
j hartman, Fishermans Is
Miss Wright, Nacavllle
Miss Burgess, Elmira
C Smith. Sacramento
Z b Reed, Olema
G Smith, Olema
G Scane, Fowler
j w Smith, Austin
j j Byrnes, Mexico
G W Meadows, Tulare
W ii Collins, 1ulare
W II Collins, Tulare
RUSS
TT Young, Modesto
S II ScOggins, Colusa
j Caldwell, California
r L owen < WI, Fresno
A I Barker, California
II NJ Covert, California
j Hill, Yolo
j + WeniZ, Smith River
Il Mirsky IL w,Smith Rivr
Rev r L Hall 81 VT, Jack
sonville
Mrs ID Is Dewey, n Y
ii Fox, California
Rev X Irwin, Lakawanna
DIR f Diedrich, Portland
ID YarmgiOve, Santa Cruz
X + Dickson, San Rafael
7 w Dickson, San Rafael
j LAWYER, PetalunIa
j Adams, Modesto
s c Adams, Modesto
j ID Crawford, Dallas
w S Brady. Berkeley
TT Maxwell Jr. Winters
L V Spencer, Susanville
GRAND
j w Wilson, Prescott
j T Raymond, Salinas
IL Chadwick, Los Ang
Clones, California
G NJ Jasen, California
j Enright. san Jose
W II Wallace, Salt Lake
j Wormser, California
W A Woodwork. Chicago
G " Scott, Madison
u L Hayden, Novato
A Damn, Sacramento
j Aylward, Livermore
L + Reichlins, Oakland
W Mcpherson, SausalitO
II j vandin, California
j Z Wooley, England
q Littlefield,w ~ c, SactC
j II Swift, Sacramento
A + WEIGH, Gridley
j Emery, Monterey
w f Clay born, Eureka
Miss L Clayborn, Eureka
j G Gunter X W, Colo
+ Winter, Fort Bragg
j L ellis, Sacramento
MrsRAArmstrong, Wood
MissRArmStrong, Woodld
MrsF s Brown, Woodland
| GGLocke&w, Bartlett Spg
ID Dierson, Sacramento
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90 00n OLD ESTABLISHED LlN Y I;
DO.OOO. splendid loeationi long lease; no
rent immense business full value glven bear close
investigation; owner in poor health: take small
ranch mart nav ment. O. O. Boy u. this ONCE q -
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ITO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY
for cash go to /. ID. BARNARD, 1l4S Market ST,
bet Mason and Taylor. Established 1858. IT.
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W Y Rabbit & VT, U 5 A
j w Fergeus, Topeka
DR. A NJ Loryea, Haywards
A c Eaton, San Diego
NJ d Goodbodey, ) Diego
II w Wright, san Jose
Gertrude ClOugh, Cal
Mrs S A Ciough, Cal
w L Murray, Cal
W b Fless, Sonoma
John Fuller, London
WJTrapenhagen. Chicago
Geo ii Bond, Boston
Peter Scheafer, Denver
Mrs Scheafer, Denver
Jos Scheafer, Denver
Miss Carer, Cal
Miss Luce. Cal
Miss Bates, Cal
j G Frost, san Antonio
Mrs j Il Young, Dixon
Z Mcclure, Dixon
j + Lacoste, San Jose
A Mower. Tenn
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51O SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
u lObO. right man; route on morning and even
ing newspapers for sale; pays $50 per month profit
Atrlv Z this ONCE iel5 If
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DEsTAURANT - MUST BE SOLD: DOING
II good business; cheap. 5S7 Howard st. 1y2l Z"
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{ 10 rs IVhEs A UILAI bAIAuAI-Ns nv NE
y at 1902 Market st. iy25 3t@
l.JCOo HOTEL FOR SALE: GOOD BARGAIN.
u lOOU. J. s. VAN WINKLE q CO, 1854
Market St iy2O Ste
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SATURDAY, July 70
stmr Santa Rosa, Gage Portland; Goocal;. Per-
kins Co.
Stmr Mariposa, Hayward, Honolulu and Sydney;
j ID Spreckels n Bros.
Stmr Columbia, Bodies. Astoria: U p RICO.
Ship India, Merriman, Port Townsend; John Ros-
enfeld's Sons.
Br bark Callirrhoe. Rowe, Queenstown; EppInger
4 Co.
Bktn G Wilder, Griffith, Honolulu wIlliamA
Dimond q Co.
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NOR sALE-NEw 2-STORY BAY-wINDoW
L house; corner lot, 25xl05; very neat bar and
lunchcOunter; good business; nice garden; wash
house, buggy-sheIs, stable and chlcken-hOuse;
price $500; half cash; departure. ). s., Box So,
CALL Branch once. iy25 IT
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JEWELLERS WANTED. 1913 BUSH sTREEr
j i.-.lz
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L'OR SALE-A BAKERY DOING GOOD BUSI-
L ness IN the city OF Fresno; 500: cause of sell
Ing. sickness: terms reasonable. McLAUGHLIN
CO., 20 tearny 81. ty2I At