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Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

TIE tutertsinm ut a, Cuttssr ela'tfo-
III SOW tFriday) evening, uy='.e= ,ouug
lG.l5s Lover Brahdl wine Pres Ter an
Ctatolgpromisse TO lie very mtet D.. + :
lu4 distinctive. Al VINO wish u H.,
god ting, good fpeaFhg, fl vii
1r=S Hlsl rreitations shoaid aitet43 liz
- VII be d1gatei 10 al lie
-NlLaL--.--tnd
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
Tobacco Trade Mark.

WASHINGTON, Jan. e.-ln resp .M
. call issued some weeks ago re ,n",u
tives OF many Of the leading Gu. ~ y, n
manufacturers of the country " M
to-day and organized = trade ma,1 a,Oya
citation, having for Ito object 'ae fl,,s|
ton of its members ip the use u All, Il
mate trade marks George ". I'm" n,S
Gail a Az, Baltimore, VA elec' eiilsri
dent; r. Lqrillard, Jr., Of 7. L9', Thoss
Co., New York, treasurer, sha
r. Allen, of New York, secretary
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

IL. 6,s. fatal case OF "la rtRrpa3l
Mi4lnt y. j., occurred last uIshl,l.-
sui n tho death q e<Coalci M.
Jana MeLsughreu, one ai tue "a It
prom Hs.t citizens OF Milyile, nho Il.
ouly pt,u III Two days.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

Til. evening onI ttes.tfsesl 4lyl9s VIII
be treated 10 feadifiun If a. y Mod.
Glaim, as often piayei leIe hy lys,ph
J. Duwlus ana sal.e Hasso.,@ They
have 2 o support aud ca Oerrliel upon
20 give Z Nr.t- lass .sJH i4e - s Of
che bor5e, Liil api Is fan o. trfilAg
Ai.u oHs, and zoe sDzmc ELECTS are
used TO give every Eng realistic rfecr.
sadie nave, iais 70 eaftivate Eei Wa
miDetuu aud lurr
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

Steward & Chandler are selling the
real. genuine l.ehign coal aud the best
Hour al lowest prices. South Side or
Second and Frcueh. phole ITO.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

For cough syrup-"ThIt is tie hest
medicine Tor a coil | ever used" such
unsoiicllaled remarks are often Heard
concerning fell's bronchial Balm. 10 he
had oaiy at 9Th and Poplar street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
pRoorows neutrality-suspicious.

llnoc nights and saturday matinee. COM
HelHihR lharsday, tauuari Oh,
Jpstf1l i. DOW LING an,i SADIE liAsSuN
In two graf plays.
fhlrsdayan and FRIDAY, "Rel spider"
t4auu,'
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

" ,,ko you an eleiegtgt, a. fiisl,
al y NJ Byu,s to your measure for s..
wctlei, Liverpool and London tsiiors
5sl Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

Old Cabinet, Obs II, D"ugherty and
-Tfihhle wbissols at a, Wilhelm's, Al
Shipiry s..
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

London Fire Assurance Corporation Of
England. lh0s. f. Hanlon, rtsident
agent, No. . East Seventh street, " l.
mIanlun. Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

Bon French st,eet wharf, Ia the
iisce - BUY your coal.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
Clothing.

There can never be a
time when it can be had SO
cheap and good as now.
Why do you know we
can sell a good comforta-
bic Suit and an Ovcreoat
for ten and twelve dollars;
a good Ovcrcoat for 50,
men S, also a good strong
Suit for o man for from IS
up. We quote these low
prices because there are
not many people who
know we have them.
We also have t h c
best to be found, but at
this season the prices are
marked away dom. We
mean to close out with the
season if prices will do it.
Come in and see what a
bargain you can get for
yourself or boy.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

Z. Il Hithfield T. Ca. will sell at pub
lie al on this evening, at No. Eat
feu i -treet, o great variety Of marble
sta uaEy. vases. etc.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

; New YORK, Jan. 9. -Nii,iain Z. Hard.
ipg, Michael Donovan, Michael Cleary
and william Mutton we're arrestu. here
yesterday on a requlsltion from lLe Gov.
truor oi Mississippi, Tor part patton ia
lhe Sullivan Il Slp eight al Eichburg, in
the latter State, The accused were escn
held in 1850 bail.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

: Something that yeu ike vii be fond
In San Rosa cigArs. Durstein, No ) L.
Decond street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

0 David Wright, boss paiLteI a. the
Pusey 4 Jones Work.. tsilsrd s,erday
aud had to be removed from the stop 10
his residence. Hs Is sufsiug IRON a
genuine case Of tie La Grippe
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
~ Cost.

Weekly and Sunday papers, at SOB Mar
etstrest.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

DtfIIC SALES OF PERSONAL
properly stl real estae in c,ty or coun.
tfF ca te i IA ftAaplatl. terms u ,EJrt notice
by ". HukII.L. auct.
Addtt.i Eleventh aud Lrapse st,. lg-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

All my stock must be sold by March
25tb. Aliens % a:oJe. 2l9 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
I NO iNG-OUT SALE

LoR sALE-PossEssioN At ONCE
4 oil u merchant tailoring business,
estaDiislfd II years. sickness cause of
s.i'c. With or without ytock. Address
W. c. LIICIIFIELD, Kennel Square,
Pa. III
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
WILSON'S

Undertaking, rooms.5I6 Kin. St
Telephone Signal, I6s.
80 Open ali night.
j A,WIIsoS. q aurrli Dire OF or. g.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

| oST.-ABOeT NOON, a SEAL
shM 49ge m %atcr 81. lie rrici
y u -, s ilt Nv Is ef9iri on ltassn. II at
l5.A5
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
Statesmen

wlnte' 10 canylsa for ne sae or Nursery
.t,ts, -#rtig=' mp'uN iacni gusrltit. II. Sal.
4rN tAd syutuses. Augly At o4ge stating
a.r,# ii ~ HNOnfER- tONIPASIse
~ sHta'ss, y. 4. IL tel all, uApsr.
J1nSmar
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
Sc LEFTY Trust AND BALE BE-

M!taunston, nsl Jan, sth $50.
II Eotrt5i itr,rtOtslis Isl. ,ay dc
ciaft.l stH annual pi.iituirt2 p. per cent
JAY abs "a btMatd Oh and afGr he iNtD
inst. JAe. Is. ClAhkhOS.
l-i-'t Treasurer.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-06

very happy. His special mission was to
"infuence the colored vote, as he says.
Votes that can be influenced by such an
agency are not worth having. Persons
who are in a position to know say the
young man overestimates his Importance
and didn't influence the votes at all.
The candidate was defeated purely on
political grounds.
Ex-Mayor J. P. Mace, and Alderman
Robt. Thompson, formerly known as
miss Clough's darkey." How is the
ex-mayor pleased with his company?
Lord save us, when lot of ignorant,
irresponsible people have power to vote
away the money of such property owners
as Mr.. DeLand, Mr.. E. F. Drake, Mr..
Blake, Col. Shoemaker, Mr.. j. P.
Mace, and others. The time is coming,
and the only way to avoid that result
is to wipe out the entire concern.
Our town government is rapidly drift
ing into the hands of the colored people.
One office, that of marshal, was accord
ed to them on the ticket, but they were
not satisfied with that and made slate
of their own. They elected one member
of the council and came within one vote
of electing another. Indeed they were
so ambitious as to plan the election of
colored mayor, and probably would have
succeeded but for the arrival of white
recruits from the coast. They say, we
have the vote, and why shouldn't we
have the offices. Sure enough; but the
trouble is that most of them cannot read
nor write and are not qualified to fill the
offices.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-06

Who builds up the town, the village
or the city? Is prosperity due to the
man who has $4,000 in five per cent.
bonds and keeps it there, all the while
complaining of local Improvements, high
taxes, unequal tariff, fraud and bribery?
Or does progress and development en-
anate from the plucky, persistent, wide
awake business man and manufacturer,
who takes off his coat, puts his shoulder
to the wheel, and keeps things moving?
The man who invests his $4,000 in a
mill, or shop, or factory, and employs a
greater or lesser number of employees,
builds upa village much faster than the
man who simply cuts eff the coupons
from his $4,000 worth of bonds. The
buster an able man is the more he can
seem to do. His brain works readily,
his muscles are hard, his courage good,
his digestion ample. If public service Isl
demanded, it is usually the busy man
who is called upon. If public improve
ments are suggested, the busy man gen.
orally heads the subscription paper.
The croakers, the winners, the bond
holders, the retired gentlemen, generally
take a back seat when work or money is
wanted in town or village development.
-Palatka Herald.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-06
LAKE HELEN MATTERS.
NEWS, NOTES AND COMMENTS
FROM THE LAKE CITY.
The Municipal ElectiOM-ThOse WOh
Got There-A Negro Marshal and
Alderman-A Beautiful and Rare
Water LilY-Olher News.
[From Our Regular Correspondents

[From Our Regular Correspondent
Will Sheldon is convalescing.
Miss Palmer, who has been quite i'll
for some weeks, is able to be out again,
and all are glad to see her.
The bell is now in position, and it can
no longer be said
1.-THE sound of the church-gOng bell
These valleys and hills never heard
The tune is very clear and musical.
If the law means anything, all the
votes cast at the town election by per-
sons who do not hold poll tax receipt,
were illegal and should not have been
counted.
The tax rate last year was outrageous
ly excessive and oppressive, and much
of the money is lying unused in the
treasury. This being the case, it is a
question for the council to decide
whether the tax levy may not be omitted
this year. If not, then let it be very
ugnC, say one or TWO Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell gave progress
sive euchre party at the Granville on
Thursday evening, which was numer-
ously attended. The players occupied
eight tables, and there were many who
did not play. A pleasant feature of the
occasion was the presence of Mrs. Mar
ing, who formerly added so much to the
social life of Lake Helen.
The Democratic primary held Saturday
was we'll attended. Mr.. T. D. Giddings
was made chairman and J. w. Davis
secretary. Six persons were put in NOM
ination for delegates. two to be voted
for. The vote resulted in favor of Mr..
Wells and T. D. Giddings, with John
Rawlins and J. w. Davis as alternates.
The delegates 60 uninstructed.
The town election held on Saturday
excited more interest than last year,
and pretty full vote was cast, result
ing as follows: Mayor, E. T. Johnson;
clerk and treasurer, G. P. Russell col
lector, w. D. Sheldon; marshal, Allen
Millhouse (colored); aldermen, J. P.
Mace, G. M. Drake (re-elected), Robert
Thomson (colored).
Mr.. @. P. Russell has beauty rich
and rare-a blue water lily, probably the
only one in the State. He has also a
pink one, but it has not yet bloomed.
They were received from Sturdevant, N.
Y, and are catalogued at So each.
| Rather behind. We have had for some
time in our yard not only the red and
blue, but the yellow and white--four diff
ferent varieties of the latter.--ED.]
The young Democratic (?) carpet-bag-
ger who spent the whole day last Satur-
day in working against a candidate for
mayor on account of an imaginary per-
sonal grievance, and boasts. of having
changed seventeen votes and thereby
accomplished his purpose, is doubtless
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-06

A few days ago a gentleman killed
large bald eagle near Beresford that had
brass tag attached to copper wire
fastened around his neck. On one side
of the tag was this inscription: "Sapelo
High Point, May 81, 1871" On the re-
verse side was stamped: Magnolia
House, No A." The first mentioned
inscription look as though it had been
cut with pointed steel or knife.-Era.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-06
WINNEMISSETT BUDGET.
THE HAPPENINGS OF A WEEK AT
DeLAND'S PRETTY SUBURB.
Served Her Right-GrOves Being Set
Out-A "Pet,' EsatLleSmake -The G..
A. R. Fish Fry. Etc.
from Our Regular Correspondent

from Our Regular Correspondence
The sick throughout our neighbor-
hood are progressing favorably.
Mrs. w, A. Allen and Miss Mary Tan
ner made us a pleasant call last week.
The lake is still slowly rising-but no
water is yet running through the canal.
Mr.. e. B. Fuller has the contract for
clearing and setting out trees on Mr..
Rogers five acres-and has large force
of men at work on the place.
Mr.. III. Waters, of DeLand, is setting
out five acre grove on the west side of
Hammock avenue, adjoining Mr.. Charles
Kinks grove, south. Mr.. Taylor, of
the Belleview Nursery, furnishes the
trees.
Capt. John Donaghy has been busy
for several days lately setting out more
trees and replacing those injured by
frost last March. His young trees are
doing nicely.
SERVED HER RIGHT.
Said O. sweet, charming, lovely young Mrs,
81 really don't know what Krs!'
A rogue heard her speak,
Kissed her plump on the cheek,
And said as he did it, "Why, Thrs!'
1t is said that the route for the new
railroad has at length been decided on
and the location for the station at Win
nemissett fixed at point near the inter
section of Hammock and Winnemissett
avenues. Nothing further is said as to
who will construct the road bed.
Messrs. Mcleod, of DeLand, w. J.
Todd and Russell, Of Lake Helen, Mrs.
r.. J. Kurtz and Miss Lena Kurtz were
visitors to the neighborhood during the
past few days. Mr.. Jacobs is engaged
with J. p. Mace, Esq, of Lake Helen on
Mrs. Hotchkiss' new residence.
Mr.. Boley is setting out shade and or
namental trees on his place. He has al
ready set out orange trees. Mr.. B. cap
tured a fine large rattle snake in his
spring last week and carried it home in
his pocket, where Cat home not in his
clothes) he now keeps it as a pet. He
feeds it on bull toads, and waters it out
of tablespoon at the end of pair of
tongs. He's she snake--that is, the
snake is
POEMS VERSUS PEANUTS.
My love brings poems Thursday nights
And peanuts every Monday;
He writes from early morn till eve,
Except, of course on Sunday.
He's very gay, then taciturn,
And scathingly sardonic
When pOetizing PlatO's school
(That where we get 'platonic'').
For themes he scours the country through
From Cisco bay to FundysI
But really, if the truth we're told,
I'd rather see him Mondays.
Dewitt C. Lockwood, in the Century.
That fish fry" of the Winnemessett
limb of the G.. "a. r. came off all right
according to schedule. On the afternoon
The morning call., 1890-08-11
ATToKNEYs-AT-LAw.

A DVICE FREE: DIVORCES a SPECIALLY: NO
n publicity; quickest time: legal everywhere;
terms reasonable; charge unless successful; aud
all other atlaw both civil and criminal pushed
vigorously; collections, wills, ETC. Il. ENGLEN,
A DYICE FREE: DIVORCES 4 SPECIALITY; POS
n itiyely no publicity; shortest time; legal every
where: no charge unless successiu; collections,
etc; established ten years. G.W.HoWE, 30 Kearny.
DVICE. ROBERT SECULAR, SUPREME
~ Court Attorney sos Kearny st. myI8 6m
A DyICE FREE; DIVORCES, COLLECTIONS.
n etc. U. StAttys Association, 30 Kearny. jy20 II
DIVORCES, WILLS ETC FRANK KENNEDY,
IL Attorney, SO Murphy Building. 12tf
John A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 23O
y Sansome ST., Rooms 10, II and II. my15 emo
NJ w. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, 40
w California ST.. Rooms Ills: advice free do &
The morning call., 1890-08-11
ALAMEDA RAJ ESTATE.


Al ARCUsES LESSER OFFER THE FOLLOWING
M iustalment bargains this week:
so cash. so per month-\ew cottage, near sta
ton: modern improvements; price 5000; 3SXSJ.
$3.50 cash. S25 per mOnth-Fine cottage, near
station; price S2200; 42NlO0.
$3.50 cash, $50 per month-6-room cottage; new;
price $500; 50x 1870.
some 5-room cottage built to order in splendid To-
catiou-
few cheap installment lots for sale.
few houses. !, 5 and rooms, to let at bargain
If applied for at once.
MARCUsE& LESSER, 628 Market ST., opp. Palace
Hotel; Alameda, pay-st. Station, broad gauge. OF
GR0n CASH-BALANCE S55 PER MONTH;
.pCOO lot 50x2OS; cottage OF rooms and bath;
hne marine view; price $3.50. (No. S9S)
S2oO0-Lot 4lXlD0; cottage OF rooms and bath:
hlgh basement; 500 cash; balance S35 per
$255u-Lot 5Ox75; cottage OF rooms aud bath:
good neighoorhoed; u cash; balance easy terms
ono. 4zs)
S3000-Lot 27x1l5: new 2-story house of
rooms and bath stable, ETC.; near station; S60O
CASH balance $35 per month. (No. 455l
SS7OO-Lot 4Oxl50; new cottage OF . rooms and
batn; high basement: fine garden and lawn; $500
cash; balance $50 per month. (NO. 4IOl
$4000-Lot 50x125;6; new 2-story house 81 Z
rooms and bath on Central ave.. $500 cash; balance
$50 per month. 90 I'D
sz35O-Lot 7U;5xl50: cottage of rooms and
bath; fine garden, etc.; $1,000 cash. balance S5z oo
per month. 60 1oal
s6O00-Lot 50xlS6; new 2-story house OF roo,as
and bath; NE corner on Central ave- S.9po
cash; balance so per mouth. 60; $500
Choice buiIdiug lots Ia all parts OF AlaiA%n1-
Houses TO rent and money 10 loan by H. T. IVtsl-Ab
" co, Ia l'rk -, AliMedi ana Az atn,ts's-
cry 81, Gan francisco N-tH
The morning call., 1890-08-11
LOST.


OK LOST = MALTESE CROSS AND CHAIN
ID y. with name J. L. ARMSTRONG inscribed.
Please return to sO7 Hayes st. au1l 3t+
July 81, LEATHER POCKET NICKEL LOCK.
u containing postal cards. bills OF Whittier Duffy,
number of receipts. Please return 306 Hermann
and receive reward or send postal. au1O ~
OST-A PASS-bOUK WITH THE nIBERNIA
the name of MRS. MAY RITCHIE, No. 114,779.
The finder VIII please return to bank. auto 5t+
ToST-FAYN- CoLoRED GREYHoU ND; WHITE
IL Qeck, with fawn spot small crack in tail. Re
turn 70 547 Mission ST.; reasonable rewardaulO "
I EFT ON SEAT IN THE COURT OF THE
IL Palace Hotel pair OF white pearl opera-glaSses,
valued as gift Return to the cashier, Office Palace
and be Literally rewarded. auto 2tt
SCoTCH-TERRIER SLUT. REWARD IF RE
- turned to 10 Leidesdorfl st. aulO 3tt
T oST-A PAss-B0oK WITH THE HIBERNIA
II Savings and Loan Society OF San Francisco, In
the name OF WILLIAM GLEESON or ANNE
GLEESON, No. l3Ur5l7. The finder will please
turn TO bank. aus st
7 osT August ga PAIR OF GOLD BOWED
to Grant ave, to COL california ST.: return to 3
Montgomery St. for rewardA G. ". BLAKE. aus SF
GOO REwARD-LOsT N SAN FRANCISCO
tpAO since July list; ladyN cometpin, with dia.
mond star in head. Above REWARD will be paiG for
Its return to 525 Montgomery stA au3 II
L Kearny ST., lends money at 2 per cent per month
ON watches, diamonds and lewelry: US 6m
FOUND.
NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. I347 PINE ST.
N aus 3ts
ISoUND-S2O IN GOLD BY PURCHASING A
L merchant tailOr-made dress suit for SO; mer
CLOTHING PARL0RS corner Post aud Dupont
streets.
The morning call., 1890-08-11

-
LINE ASSORTMENT FLOOR oILCLOTHS AT
Il csc per yard just received; Brussels carpets,
elegant patterns at soc per yard sewed and laid s.
W. SHREK, 1884 Stockton ST., mr.. broadway. II u
flAKPETS-sMlTHS BRUSSELS. Csc A YARD;
" installment price elsewhere 81 n yard. NJ
FRIEDMAN d Co. 22S-23O Stockton st, cor Post
CLOSING UP ESTATE; BRUSSELS SEwED
laid soc; 2piy 25c :oll-cioth 10 :curtalnp poles
3be; mating. loo. NEWMAN BROS. 1T Sixthst
The morning call., 1890-08-11


i-oR SALE-$l4O0; So ACRES OF LAND l
L mile from Calistoga, public road; house 5
rooms: barn lSx2O; chickenhouse: 10 acres fenced;
400 full bearing fruit Trees, assorted; good well OF
water at the house. and ever-failing spring zoe
yards away; with about acres in cultivation;
good fence. Apply for ten days to g. w. JOHNSON,
Calistoga, Napa County, Cal au104t
c1O 00O FINE, SOLID BRICK HOTEL IN
I'd IA.OOO. lourishing Interior town; doing
mARSHUTZ q CO.. $50 Market ST., rear offce1 10 st
TOR SALE-MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY SEAT
Il II miles from San Francisco, on San Mareo road
barns; lakes; fountains all kinds of fruits price,
10000; the improvements cost over 300, 600;
the watersupply on this place is worth three
times price asked; terms reasonable; this wipr
bonanza Tor some one. e. E. MAYNE d. CO., 322
Montgomery ST. au10 2t
DOR SALE-35o ACRES NEAR SAN MATEo;
magnifcently located for plating into villa lots
ty one mile from OAK Grove Il. r. station; IL taken
quick SIS, 900 will buy; this is a way-down bar
gain. G. L. MAYNE & CO., 322 Montgomery. 10 2t
AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
n State viii sell his properly at sacrifice for cash
or good mortgages 10 and % acres, San Jose, part
in fruit $3.50 per acre; Monterey County, $40 acres
100 in volunteer wheat Sl5 per acre; 4S0 unim-
proved SIS per acre. livery stable, barn and COTTAGE
San Miguel $4,000; also lots, 500 each; also some
gOoa mines; two-thirds can remain on mortgage on
any or these; particulars application. Address
A W. b.. 2S14 Sacramento St, San franeIseo.au II
SCHOOL LANDS 81 so TO So AN ACRE; ON
- very easy terms; sold by the state IN tracts to
suit; no residence or Improvement ree1ireti all
kinds OF lands IN many different counties; send
stamp for list Open Monday. "Wednesday and Safnr-
day evenings. r w. LAKE. Fipod Building 10 II
The morning call., 1890-08-11

SINGING LESSONS, PROFESSOR J. r. oGTLvIE,
- $50 Suffer st; apply daily. au1O 3t+
physical CULTURE AND ELoCUTIoN
L taught by Emmie wilmot, the we[known act
also a limited number of pupils received for
dramatic training. 1905 MARKET st. aul0 2tS
Y DUNG LADIES PREPARED FOR YAssAR
L and other hrst-grade colleges by graduate and
ex-yassar teacher. Apply this office. aus lits
DROF II. w. oPPERMAN. TEACHER OF
either. IO17 Folsom ST., bet. Sixth and seventh.f
FRENCH LESSONS GIVEN AT 1911 CLAY ST.;
Il apply bet. 9 and u N. 1y25 If
THE Nun son SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, So
l. Hood Buildihg-Type-w writing and dietatoh day
and evening session. MISS NJ E. PHILLIPS. J24 3m
SIG. G. CIPoLLoNI, FROM ROME ITALY. TEACH
- er OF mandolin. Room 100, ST. AIMS bidg.22 In
MR.. w. DE JUHG, 1909 VAN NESS, TEACHER
4u OF singing, piano, violin and cello. jy2l I'm
DIANo INSTRUCTIONS. 512 BRANNAN ST.,
bet Fourth aud Fifth jy2O 30tS
GRAND FREE ART EXHIBITION DAILY. ST
VI AIMS Building. Room lO3. jy20 I'm
NINE. wALDOw COHEN, TEACHER or
w pianoforte and singing. l2l5 Clay st iyl9 I'm
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN; ITALIAN METHOD
vi ProfS.ADELSTEIN. Music Studio. l0Og Suffer
PROFESSOR GUSTAV a. SCOTT, PIANO AND
1 organ. removed to Ills Van Ness ave. iyl5 I'm
OAKLAND SEMINARY, 52S ELEVENTH ST
" Oakland: for boarding and day pupils: the sum-
mer term will open Monday, July -, 1890. MRS
NJ. X. BLAKE, Principal. tyl I'm
0AKLAND CLASSICAL AND MILITARY ACAD-
" envy, select school for boys will reopen at 1920
Oak ST., Oakland, July 10, 1890. Colonel W. H.
o'BRIEN, Superintendent. Jyl Bun
rVELEGRAPHY AND RAILROADING; $40 CLAY
l refer TO our operators now in Offices. le2o 6m
Q F. SCHOOL or oRAToRY-ALL BRANCHES
-. Of elocution taught. GUY DURRELL, 527 Post.
GCHOOL OF CIVIL, MINING AND MECHANICAL
~ Engineering, Surveying, Architecture, Drawing
Assaying AVIAN DER NAiI-LEN, 1913 Mark't. 2lSt
uEALD's BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST Sr
Ii Double-entry bookkeeping. penmanship. short
tand, type-Writing, telegraphy, etc, al meludedtl
business course under one Zee OF SIS. le30f
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE 800 POST ST.
Life scholarship, SIS; day anu evening. oc2os.>
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CTnD GROCERY AND BARS FURNISHED
u DUU. living rooHS: fun value in sight: cheap
rent; good location; large trade. DIEHL 4 ROSS,
~T5l4, Market -
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$40. factory ltoeether With It'll soodpayi Ing
irlii. cigar and candy store. 1l2 Montgomery
aveuue.
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G5DO FIRST-CLASS SALOON on MARKET
u OOV. St; doing business of $l5 to $50 day;
owner selling Of sacrifice for satisfactory reasons;
do not fan 10 see this as it is sure bargain DIEHL
\ ROSS, ST312 Market ST. 1t
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OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.


ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS TO
T. rent with board; all modern couveuienees; prt
vate family 562 Eighth st. bet. Clay and Jefferson
! block from local train. jyl5 lm
A ELLINGTON HOUSE, Ala NINTH ST., OAK
n Iand-FIrSt-class family clearinghouse; two
blocks from local train iyl5 lM%
LTLEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE, AT
IL the Albany. Fifteenth aud Broadway. Oakland:
one block from the narrOWgauge depot; table Is IN
surpassed; elevator and artesian water; rSt-ciass
la every way. g. A. MAUERHAN, prOpr etor. ! Sni
Va ILI.soN HOUSE, OPP. CITY HALL ELE
w giant sunny rooms: reasonable rates; special AZ
tenton given TO the comfort OF guests, both tran
silent and regular. l4rh and Warrington lel0 Sm
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G25O TEN ROOMS; FULL; FIRsr-CLAss
- COO. roemerS; fine location. Address A. Box
s., CALL Branch Office aulI It's
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T OTIS $3.50, $500, $3.50. $500. $3.50, BERKELEY,
IL Lorin, Newbury and Alcatraz stations; local
trains grand view good drainage; easy ternlS cash
OF inStalmentS; free conveyance. Call l. l..
SALISBURY, owner ATS Ninth St, Uakland even
ings to :. iySO I'm