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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-14

The present difficulty between the
Kings Cabinet and the Folkething is the
old trouble. The Government each SEES
sion submits, as it is required to do, to the
lower House financial bill, and the
House, oftener than not, rejects it, or at
tempts to use it as a whip to compel the
King and the upper House, or Lands
thing, to yield on contested points in other
matters. When the lower House, which
comes direct from the people, cannot pre-
vail, it refuses to pass the budget. Then
the Rigsdag is adjourned, and the King
issues decree for provisional budget,
under the clauses in the Constitution that
empowers him in case of urgent necessity
to promulgate laws. At the next session
the Rigsdag must ratify those edicts. OF
course the Folkething steadily refuses.
while the Landsthing as readily approves.
The Supreme Court has decided that the
consent of one branch of the Rigsdag is
sufficient to give the DEGREES the effect of
law, and so the game of wits and stubborn
ness goes on.
! There is in all Europe no more signif-
cant example of persistencv in politics
than this of the Folkething of Denmark.
1t has stood out now these twelve years on
the annual budget, and has in that time
dared to defy the power of the crown and
the craftsmanship and cunning of Estrup.
The people stand behind the Folkething
and send up to it democratic representa-
tives sufficient to keep the thorn in King
Christians side working in the old politi-
| cal sore.
One great ambition of the King is to
impregnably fortify the Capital. He has
become ''crank" on the subject, and can
not be induced to forego the idea. Yet it
| is a useless scheme, for Denmark, if the
other powers at any time should choose,
could be crushed an egg she'll, though the
whole kingdom were walled about with
the best known Notifications of military
art. But the King is determined to carry
out his plans, and the Folkething is just
as determinedly resolved that he shall not
do so with its consent. Consequently it
annually refuses its approval to his plans,
and each year the people at the polls con-
denim his scheme. He issues his decree
declaring necessity" and the work goes
on. But in 1888 the Ministry made slip
and elaborated new plans for Notifications
while Parliament was in session, and failed
to submit them to the lower house. This
rendered the Ministry liable to Indictment,
and it was proposed to proceed to their
punishment, when longer heads sugges-
ted that it would be useless, inasmuch as
the Landsthing, or the House of Mobiles
and Proprietors, would have the nominal
ton of the Judges of the Court, and that
would be equivalent to acquittal.
| The last year the King sent in estimates
and budget for 3,599,0O0 kroner to COM
plete the defenses of Copenhagen, and p
100000 kroner for arms, arsenals and the
marine forces. With accustomed regu-
larity the Folkething "sat down" upon
the bills. Then the King issued decree
establishing a gendarmerie, and decreed
appropriations for its support but the
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Folkething pocketed the bill. As the
houses could not agree, the Rigsdag was
prorogued, whereupon the King issued his
provisional decree for appropriations for
the gendarmerie, for guns, for the forts,
the arsenals and the navy. Later in the
year new Folkething was elected by the
people, and 10 the majority against the
King was larger than ever. So the con-
test goes en- between crown and people, and
what the end will be no man can tell.
Happily for himself, King Christian is
surrounded by powerful nations, which, for
jealous reasons, if for no other, are inter-
ested in seeing him maintain the integrity
of Denmark as an independent kingdom,
and against such influences the people,
moved by republican sentiments, are well
aware they cannot prevail. Thus, there
fore, the contest outlined is likely TO con-
tinue while King Christian lives. and pos
sibly for long time after his death.
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The RECORD. UNION, SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION are The only papers on the
Coast, outside Of San Francisco, that receipe
the full Associated Press dispatches from. all
parts Of the acorld. Outside Of San Francisco,
they haze no competitors either in influence or
home and general circulation throughput the
State.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

Mrs. V. w. Beecroft & Son have com.
menced the publication of the Lincoln Re.
port. The first number is very creditable
one, and the new journal will be a great
benefit 10 Lincoln and Placer county, II
will be independent in politics and devoted
mainly to local news.
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San francisco Agencies.

This paper is for sale at the following places:
Z. P. Fishers, room q, Merchants Exchange,
california street, who is also sole Advertising
Agent for San Francisco; the principal News
Stands and Hotels, and at the Market-street
Ferry.
81 Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
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AT the East the old time discussion is
revived, "Shall we kill murderers ?" We
really wish that the necessity for punish
ing criminals did not exist; that it was
possible to rid all communities of them
without shocking any sensibility. But
until it can be shown that execution is not
deterrent in its influence, capital punish
ment is likely to remain.
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hold that even the capability of the Amer
lean river to furnish it below Folsom has
not at any time been fully inquired into.
The possibilities in these directions, with
the mountain supplies so near US, have
not, we insist, been Sufficiently explored.
Every energy should be directed toward
the possibility Of establishing here a
varied line of manufactures. The people
of this city could by no possible means
make better investment than the crea-
ton of fund to insure first cheap power,
and second reduced taxation. With these
essentials, both of comparative easy pos
sibility, the invitations to manufacturers
would not need to be very urgent. A
factory employing 200 hands steadily is
worth ahalf-dozen political conventions
and dozen sessions of the Legislature, so
far as the distribution Of money is con-
cerned. We may as well as not have six
or seven large factories located here, if
there is put into the effort to secure them,
one-kalf the energy that the talk concern
ing public advancement of local interests
indicates as latent in the community.
We are convinced that the two essen
tials already referred to can be secured
without vast outlay, and as to all else, We
are equally certain that Sacramento offers
to manufacturing interests advantages that
are superior to those OF most other points
in the State. The subject is one that
should be taken up coolly, discussed from a
business standpoint and with spirit Of
| earnest determination. If that is done
we are confident that the result will be
eminently satisfactorily. In short, sacra'
mento is sleeping upon fine opportunities
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NEW TO-DAY.

Adrert sne'us Of Meeting Eosscss, Wants, Loa,
Fbxnd, Sale, 10 La and similar notices ander
this heed re inserted for cents per dine The sra
time and ce,ts per line each subsequent time Al
NOTICES OF HE character wia be found under this
Aeadtno.
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Rev. 4. A. Swanlund will preach in the
Swedish language at Pioneer Hall at o clock
Sunday, June 18TH AL Scandinavians are in
yited.
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SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.

TRUE ECONOMY CONSISTS IN GETTING THE
best possible results from investment
saving of fifty per cent. any of the fol-
lowing lines by purchasing to-day The fol-
lowing lots will be closed to-day at half and
less than half the former sale price
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The Fall River Nelos, published at Swasy
Shasta county, has entered upon its fifth
volume.
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One lot Ecu Spanish upue Lace Fchu p yards length,
EACH Former prices 50 so lot
Chanlly Lace widths and
black and moonlight beads Drops
in bronze and dozen for Wool
different shades,
finished keins keins of Embroidery
different lot Ladies Kid
white and shades,
lot of Ladies 81 black Gloves
sizes D. 81 and 81, for 80 of
Chidren LsleThread
finished Is 12l
ncoored jersey LisThread Gloves
Beaded Ornaments in 80 different and black
light and brown
with hinged ends, at ID EACH Regular value
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UANTED-A POSITION TO TAKE CARE
w of horse, garden and to do general work
around place by steady, reliable man In
Quire at liz Eighth street. jel4-3t~
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

The Colusa Daily Gazette has entere
upon its third volume.
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NTANTED-T0 BUY A HORSE AND BUGGY.
w Address K, this office, stating age OF horse,
price, etc jeI4-2ts
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"ANTED-TwO. CARRIAGE PAINTERS
w Apply at BLUES Carriage Shop. Third
street, between ! and j. iel4-Sts
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of Pocahontas. meets TONIGHT a.
Red Mems Hall, at o'clock. Nonlina- -
tion and election of officers. By order. EFH4
POCAHONTAS.
MRS E. ] RRAzILE K of r LIS
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L. L. LEWIS L co.



Ca
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~Os NJ STREET-A THREE-STORY HOUSE
10 to let, nearly new; ten rooms up stairs,
with bathroom, dining room, kitchen and
pantry in lower story INQUIRE at 500 L st HIT
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FURNISHED Or UNFINISHED ROOMS
i 10 let, suitable for housekeeping. Apply at
SIGNAL OFFICE. l2l ] street. iel1.tf
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ISSUED BY THE
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING COMPANY,

Once. Third Street, between J and K.
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"ANTED-FIFTEEN Girls FOR GEN
w eral Homework 2 dishwsshers, lady
cooks, cook (colored), 2 mattresses, nurses, ?
second girls, experienced sawyer, log setter, .
boys between l6 and Is Isl 25} farm hands and
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ENoR SALE-A NICE BUGGY AND FAMILY
C driving mare. Gail at 1921 Tenth 81. ie2-tf
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IN rooms, very reasonable. lel23t%
NOR SALE-A MARCY sCIoPTICON MAGIC
C lantern), nearly new, Tor SIS; cost S45 Apply
to w c. SCOTT Elk Grove iell.5tS'
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ITO LET--SMALL TENEMENTS AND ALSO
L unfinished rooms, cheap; suitable for
housekeeping. Apply to d. Gardner, at wood
yard. Fourth and l streets. my17-tf
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e able city property, wheat ranch of 1880
acres near Williams, Colusa county. Address
WEINSTOCK, LUBIN & CO., Sacramento. o2S-tf
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DAINTERS WANTED-Two Or THREE
i good brush hands at new house on Twenty
first and NJ streets. lts
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E,oR sALE-A HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD;
n is gentle; lady can drive him. Inquire at
1916 street ie7-7ts
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ITO LET-TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
i Tor gentlemen. Apply at 52l NJ street. je10-
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r osT-LADY's SILVER WATCH, WITH
II monogram IN. H." and gold fob Finder
viii return same TO 1915 Second street, and be
rewarded It's
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FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL HOUSE
G from S. per month upwards: also family
rooms at low prices. H0RNLEIN BROS, Pro-
prietors. mrl9-ly
The morning call., 1890-10-10
PROPOSALS..
! TFaDoTaRTFRS DFPARTMENT or T4

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE CO.
Ii lumba, once of the Chief Quartermaster, Van
couver Barracks. Wash, September 10, 1890.
Sealed proposals, in trpeate will be received here
opened, for furnishing stationery required In the
Department OF the Columbia. All Information fur
nished on application here The U. 5. reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals Preference
given to articles OF domestic production or manu-
facture, conditions of quality and price (includiug
in the price of articles OF foreign production
manufacture the duty thereon) being equal, and
such preference given to articles OF American pro-
durtion manufacture produced on the Pacific
Coast to the extent of the consumption required by
the public service there. Envelopes continuing pro-
posa1s should be marked: proposals for Station
eTy,' and addressed to j. 6. c. LEE, Major and
Chief Quartermaster. SEQ At oclO 1t
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE CO.
Ii Iumbia, ONCE of Chief Quartermaster. Vancou-
pOsals in trfplcate will be received here until II
O'Clock a. NJ. November 5, 1890, and then opened.
for furnishing and delivery of 40 Cavalry Horses
Tor the Department Of the Columbia. This num-
Der to be Increase decrease OF twenty
per cent Preference gwen to animals OF domestic
production, conditions of quality and price being
equal, and such preference given to animals of
American prod uction produced on the Pacific Coast
to the eXtent OF the consumption required By the
public service there. ALI Information furnished
application here. The United States reserves the
right to reject the whole any part OF any bid re-
Der than the whole. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be marked: "Proposal for Cavalry
Horses" and addressed 10 the undersigned here. j.
g. C. LEE, Major aud Chief Quartermaster.7 AZ 20
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON 2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES: ON 1ST
" mortgage 81. J. l.. ISAACS, All o. Farrell oc3tf
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
GOOO0 COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH
ID 1COU. and conservatory; lot 4Ox122; one
block from station on narrow-gauge railroad; $500
cash. balance at SIS per month. Apply to JOSEPH
A. LEoNAND. cor. Park st. and Central ave. Ala
media. oco II
CHEAPEST AND BEST LOT IN ALAMEDA FOR
" the money. Apply to L. SMITH. 3l6 Mont
gomery ST. ocS 7t*
GLOON COTTAGE ROOMS: STREET SEW
ID lLOU. cred; 5000 cash. balance easy terms.
$1600-4-room house, with Windmill ana pump:
lot 50x140; 500 cash; very easy terms
$4S00-Eegant new 2-story house OF Z rooms;
easy terms
si2O0O-Three houses: now renting for 800 per
month: send for particulars
Several desirable places to exchange Tor country
property JUDD. HANLEY Co. 15Oo tark ST. u
TNSTALLMENT HOMES = $1,000: 5000 CASH,
i $40 per month; pretty cottage; rooms; modern
improvements; near station; new
$2200-S250 cash. SIS per month: new cottage;
4 rooms; modern Improvements: near station.
S2S5O-S40o cash, Sl6 per month; new cottage;
rooms: modern improvements; near station.
S3l50-S375 cash. $50 per month: new house;
rooms corner; fine bargain.
S4100-$l500 cash, $35 per month: fine house;
San Jose ave.; rooms.
S43OO-$5O0 cash, $35 per month; splendid new
2-story house (corner); rooms; few houses To
MARCUSE g. LESSER-San Francisco 62s Mar
ket ST., opp Palace Hotel: Alameda, Bay-street Sta,
ton tDroad gauge). Open Sundays. Builders AMI
contractors Estimates furnished.
01O0O HOUSE a ROOMS; LOT 40xlOo.
N1ZOO. $1600-Hoase rooms; lot 50xl2l
S4000-Cottage of rooms; modern: lot o0xlo0.
$55D0-Beautiful cottage rooms; furnished;
part cash.
$500 Splendid cottage rooms; extra location;
part cash.
Fine property in Los Angeles for exchange or sale
Apply to THOMAS A. SMITH Il CO., Park st Al
ameda: take broad,Sanse ferry: s se2 y
The morning call., 1890-10-10

A DvICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALLY; NO
n publicity; quickest time; legal everywhere;
terms reasonable; no charge unless successful; and
at law, both civil and criminal pushed
vigorously; collections, wills, etc. L. ENGLEY.
ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION. IL Kearny lies 6m
DvICE FREE; SPECIALITY, DIVORCES
IA privately, quick time, legal everywhere; collec-
tions etc.; terms moderate; no, charge unless sue
cessful attorneys all courts: estabd 10 years. Law
Office, q. w. HOWE & CO., 26 Kearny st. aulS tt
John A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 230
y Sansome ST., Rooms 10, IL and IL. my15 emo
M w. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw. 430
w california St., Rooms 14-l5; advice free d3se
The morning call., 1890-10-10
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS IN
Il house; convenient to Morton or Granu-st
Station. NJ. A. NJ, Alameda p. o. oc4 7t$
The morning call., 1890-10-10

GSlH PARTNER WANTED IN y FIRST
OUO. class Dash business IN the city, previous
experience required Of the present partners is
retiring for the best Of reasons; the remaining
partner who is n ErSt-ciaSs man, VIII show and
prove that the business has been clearing $500
rer month"; best of references given. Apply X.
KENNY. Kparuy ST
The morning call., 1890-10-10

G.fA0 CONVERSATIONS AND RES AURANT
- tbO. Partner wanted: large place down.
town, receipts S25 to $40 per day; owner IS first
class cook, runs this department; wants good reiia-
be man for cash counter, look after diuing-roon
he ., etc; experience not necessary must be Will
ing and obigine. place known to be Of the best
paying in tow L: established for years; must have
help; is too much work for one to rum is a chance
in lifetime; don't miss. GEO. STEW ART, lS5
hNaruE 81. IL
The morning call., 1890-10-10

GIt0p PARTNER WANTED II CONNER
C9IIVO. cial express and transfer business. to
act as cashier, keep the books. ONCE; receiving,
shipping and delivering freEhts and merchandise;
las > good teams, with all they can do. barns:
everything complete and in hrSt-c!asS running
oTder7 has special contract with railroad and steam
boat companies for transportation OF general
freight and merchandise, with regular trade clear
ing $3.50 per month: business established and grow
ing best OF references and full Investigation. GEO
STEW ART, 1875 Kearny ST. It
The morning call., 1890-10-10

ON 2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES: ON Isl
" mortgage 81. j. l.. ISAACS, All O'FarTeli oc3t
The morning call., 1890-10-10


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEAuTlFIED AT
lN 1856 Market ST., Oakland by an artist aust II
ELEGANT ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN- SUITE, AT.
l. the Albany, Fifteenth and Broadway, Oakland:
one block from the narrowgauge depot; table is VA
surpassed; elevator and artesian water; hrst-eass
The morning call., 1890-10-10

T OTIS on PIEDMONT AVE, 90 ;6x140 FIT, $500,
II $3.50; lot at Golden Gate, blocks from sta
ton. 50x25 IT.. south front only 5000; easy terms.
land If
The morning call., 1890-10-10

NEW BARGAINS-GROCERY STORE ESTAB-
~ Iished 80 years: owner retiring from business
location central and desirable; present owner owns
building ana lot. and would make long lease at low
price and take ret In groceries IL desired. We have
many other bargains grocery stores and all other
kinds Of business. Nothing books but bar
gains. B. c. DUFFY. S9T Market ST. Established
- years. Reference, California Savings Bank,
corner Powell and Eddy SITS. ocS st
TIVE wELL-KNOwN NEW YORK SALOON FOR
i sale as Second st, oe8 cod 3ts
The morning call., 1890-10-10

q. nm FOR LOTS IN THE BkOADWAY
u lOO Villa Tract; only few at this price;
terms $25 cash, balance $40 per month"; secure
now as they worth double the price asked; the
Broadway Villa Tract fronts on Broadway, the only
boulevard which is 100 feet wide leading into the
center of the city OF Oakland, being the main busi
ness street. See owner, IL. B. PINNEY, 464 Ninth
ST., OakaGd, near Broadway; Office open until Z
O'Clock each ufyht. sell tt
The morning call., 1890-10-10
t25O FINE BARGAIN; WOOD AND COAL

1T COO. yard for sale; NJ ocation, in which
= man willing 10 work make over $50 per
month: an active man can double the business; good
horse and wagon, stock and fixtures; sacrificing on
account Of owners departure for the East. Apply
l. hLNNN u ~ kenny : IL
The morning call., 1890-10-10

A RTISTIC COTTAGES BUILT 5000 A ROOM. W.
a j. BRADFORD, Ill Hannah ST.. Oakland. 1y27 &C
M LILLIAN j. DINGEE-OAKLAND REAL ES-
w tate for sale exchanges; Office, Nos. 460 and
49, Eighth ST., Oakland. CAL. send for illustrated
price-llst. le2s q
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 8 CENrS-THE WEEKLY
II Calf. in wrapper ready for mailing
The morning call., 1890-10-10

Oa OOUO WILL PURCHASE $50 ACRES OF
sDZOUU fine land. well timbered with sugar
pine has abundance or water and is n splendid
range for cattle: about 40 acres cleared with
chard and vineyard rare bargain; terms easy;
title perfect. For further particulars apply TO the
son sts oakland au25t{
The morning call., 1890-10-10

C.DSO PARTNER WANTED IN A GOOD
g0-OO. cash business and which has paid clear
This last three months over 5000 per month: no
previous experience required; present On. ct hes
been u years IN the business and Will teach incom
ing party night or Sunday work; II you wish to
get into 4 respectable steady business and make
good wages call and see me. JAMES WILEY, 81
Market OcS 3tS
The morning call., 1890-10-10

LIOR SALE SEVERAL BEAUTIFULLY 10
of the choicest residence locations in Oakland: for
n handsome home. az extremely low figures. this
property cannot be equaled. Call Immediately on
A ii. BREED Il co. BIS MONTGOMERY ST. :. Z. OF 1t
The morning call., 1890-10-10

f,HEAP LOTS-wE WILL OFFER FOR THE
u next 80 days 50 choice l1ts fronting on Seminary
ave, only blocks from Seminary station, at the
remarkably low figures OF 300 70. $500 with pay
ments of $50 down, balance at $40 per Spnth:
Seminary ave. is now severed and the electro
block from the property. For further particulars
apply to JEFFRESS & WHITE, Twenty -thlrd-aye.
Station East Oakland. self limo
The morning call., 1890-10-10

l 9th, CLOSE TO MAGKET-4-ROOM COTTAGE:
10 ali modern conveniences; fulEsized lot, and
only SS0e0, part cash. C. L. MAYNE x CO. 81
Montgomery st. oc5 SuWcFr
The morning call., 1890-10-10

iIIGHTH AVE. NEAR c STALL GRADED AND
Il macadamized: fine view of Golden Gate PARK:
call at Office Tor price. L. MAYNE a co. 322
Montgomery ST. oco SuNefr
The morning call., 1890-10-10

dpJC- PER LOT-S25 CASH AND $40 PER
ID IZO month viii buy choice lot in beautiful
Fruityae. surrounded by the most elegant homes in
Oakland: no such bargains ever offered in oakland
Twenty-third ave. Station East Oakland; local
trains take to the ofica. i Z SHERMAN. IL I'm
The morning call., 1890-10-10

GOnA0 LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE
ClOOOO. II extra fine horses: vehicles and bar
ness all new; 40 htgh-priced boarders; cheap rent,
with lease: post vely clears $3.50 TO 800 month; 80
days allowed 10 investigate before buying, j. l.
WELLS co. 80 hraTnN nc9 81
The morning call., 1890-10-10


CHEAPEST PLACE FOR COUNTERS, SHELVES
" showcases olices stores lifted. 1874 6eary. soft
OAR, STORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASES, DESKS
ID DOORS sash; goods taken on storage, money ad-
vanced. Pioneer Store, 81 to rs Tenth st. ie22 tt
OAR FIXTURES COUNTERS, SHELVING
ID showcases sasi-doors ETC.. 225 Post ST ie9 st
The morning call., 1890-10-10

S.15A ELEGANT HOUSE, NEAR MARKET
.CtOU. l2roomS FLETCHER CO, Eddy. lt&
CQSn 10 ROOM HOUSE. IN PAYMENTS.
n JOO. FLETCHER Il Co, Eddy. it,