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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.-The spot market Is firm
at rs 4d@7s 61ad. Cargoes steady at 3ss Cd
for of coast, 37s for Just shipped and SIS for
nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: November, Is 51ad; Decem-
Der, rs 6Ad January, rs Cd: February. rs
534d; March, IS Sgd; April, rs Sd; May, rs 3D..
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Consols,95 lie; United States
Bonds = AS, 1872; 412's 10i12; Silver, 47d
Rentes. 95f loo. Bullion Into Bank of England,
E4O3 OOO.
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The alarm from Box 81 at o'clock yester-
day morning was for slight blaze on the roof
of threr-story frame building at 81 Fourth
street. No damage was done. The fire was
the result Of defective insulation of electric
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Trouble About an Excnv.,ion,

Emily S. Newell, the owner of property on
Pine street, near Taylor, has sued to recover
$500 damages from her neighbors, Mary j.
and james 6. Steele, alleging that they have
destroyed the foundation of her residence,
Outhouses and fence by an excavation.
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BARGAIN FOR A FEW DAYS; BEAUTIFUL
- residence lot in the finest portion of oakland;
ear station schools churches, etc: cement side
walks. can for particulars Oh 4. II. BREED Il CO..
32S Montgomery ST., Safe Deposit Building, san
Francisco nol6 I'm
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MORNING sALEa
BOard-160 Hawaiian Commercial TX. so AZ
11aN; SSS Water 81; Cal Electric Light, cash,
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board so Cal Electric Light. is: 10 do 1917 10
d. 1888; 81 do, I'm; 100 Hawaiian Commerclai
1874; 44O d. 10: 80 Safety Nitro Powder, 10; 10
v Water, 93sA 90 Pacific Gas Imp 49,
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BosroN. Nov 25-Territory Woods quiet at ec69
63c for fine. 5s@6oc for fine medium and o0@ooc
:. Ii for medium California and Oregon Woods are
quiet and unchanged.
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PERSONALS.


JlyILL THE PARTY WITH WHOM MICHAEL
w meme OMY had left tin box please return
came TO 73l Natoma or ~ aad % Fifth ST.. care
Unfrrd t,ndcrfaSerse NOES 3t*
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Fatal keault.

Joseph Daisy, the waiter, who took dose
of rat poison Monday night in his room at
20 Annie street, died in the Receiving Hos
pital yesterday morning.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
SZ1UU. and bath; lot soIi5o. on macadamized
street; terms $500 down. balance at $40 per mouth:
Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD, cor. OF Central
and Park ST., Alameda. NOES If
MARCusE a. LEsSER-REAL EsTATE-sAN
W Francisco. 62s Mar ket ST.. opp; Palace Hotel;
Sundays. builders and contractors Estimates
furnished.
TNsrALLMkNT HOMES : $1,000: 500 CASH,
Improvements; near station; new. MAKCUSE &
LESSER, 62S Market St, S. r., and Bayst Station,
Alameda (oroad sauge).
G.JoO0 $3.50 CASH. SlS PER MONTH: NEW
ments; near station. MARCUSE ~ LESSER, 6ZS
Market St, S. f.. and Bay-st. sta Ion, Alameda
GC0 IN $40O CASH, Sl6 PER MONTH; NEW
NZOJO. cottage; a rooms: modern improve.
ments; near station MARCUSE a LESSER, 62s
Market st, S. f.. anu Bay-st. Station, Alameda
tbroad gauge).
GolSO 1915 CASH, $50 FER MONTH; NEW
~ ~. house; rooms corner; fine bargain.
MARCUSE x LESSER, 62S Marker ST., s. r., and
Bay-st. Station. Alameda (broad gGuge).
G1I00 $3.50 CASH. $55 PER MONTH; FINE
q T. w. bonse San jose ave-; 8 rooms. MAX
CUSE LESSER, 62S Market ST. 5. T.. and Bay-st.
Station, Alameda (broad gangel.
$4oOO. Splendid new story Rouse corner;
rooms: a few houses to let. MARCusE Les
SER 625 Market St, S. f. aud Bay-sL Station, Ala
GCCHn $500 CASH, BALANCE go FER
u LOW. month: lot 40x150; cottage; rooms
high basement. No. 493
fine garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
month No. ASH
$3250-Lot 81 :exl2O: new 2-story house OF 7
rooms and bath: fine marine view: $500 cash. bal
ance $40 per month. No 492
$40OO-Lot 50xl5o; cottage OF 5 rooms aud bath,
with stable; NV. corner; $500 cash, balance $50
per month. No 4S3
S45OO-Lot 81 :6xl40: new 2story house; I rooms
and bath: $1,000 cash, balance $40 per month. 49l
$47OO-Lot 81 :6x10O; new 2story house OF
rooms and bath on Central ave-; $1,000 cash. BAL
ance $50 per month. No. sos
$500O-Lot 69xl49: cottage OF rooms and bath,
with store. barn and orchard a Sw. corner All
$6o40-Lot ll5x2O0: cottage OF rooms and
bath. windmill ana tank; easy terms. No. 1876
$7OO0-Lot $4,000: cottage OF rooms and bath;
fine garden. lawns ETC.; best neighborhood: a bar
gain. No. lS
bargains in building lots In all parts Of Alameda
also house TO let and money to loan, by H. p
MOREAL & CO, 1928 Park ST., Alameda and 4O2
Montgomery St. San Francisco. ocl9 Ct
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San Francisco Meat Market

Posts. 9l.c each: Redwood, IS so p cord; Oak,
rough, S7G7 Is: do peeled, SO so; Pine, 81 rs q
cord; Railroad Ties 3l934c apiece,
TANBARK-Whoieb bark. SIG q cord.
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Lumber Market.

Retail prices are: Rough Pine, S2l p NJ; extra
1873 No S3S 80 for fancy, s2S for No 2; step
ping. S35ds45; rough Redwood. No. l, s2l second
quality. Sl7 selected, $50: Shingles 81 70; Lath.
So 25(3 so; Plckets $50 for Pine and SIS FOR Red
wood Ior rough. ST. for fancy
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DE ADVISED IN TINE AND SAVE MONEY BY
a. purchasing a merchant tdiloT-male OF but
ton eutaway suit suitable for business dress, for
$40. made by artist tailor for $40. ORIGINAL
aISFlT CLOTHING PARLoRS. cor Post and Du-
Iont stS.
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CHICAGO, Nov. %. Wheat was weak. At the
opening 1t was ss@1ac lower than yesterday, but
soon rallied on good buying and strong cables
Eastern failures induced another weak SPELL sue
ceeded TX rally on reported good demand in the
Northwest, then rumors OF more failures and
panic at Buenos Ayres again knocked prices and
the weakness continued until the close. which was
&c lower than yesterday. Receipts, 799 900 BUSH
els shipments, 473,0oO bushels. Rye firm at sue,
Barley nominal at CSC.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-wheat, cash. s4c.
Corn-531sc.
Pork-$9 IS.
Lard-&5 92h.
Ribs-S5 50.
Whisky-$1 ii.
Fine Silver.
Quoted at 81 o. q ounce.
Mexican d ollars.
Quoted at sl@s2c.
California Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Porter Bros Co. sold to-day
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Calves have advanced. small Calves being scarce.
All other kinds in ample supply and unchanged.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. &c; second quality. SO
512c; third do, 3I:@14I% &c .
VEAL-Large. B@71aG: small Calves. s99c.
MUTTON-W ethers. &c: Ewes, 61ac.
Handspring Lamb, S1a49c p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs: 4G41sc for hard granted:
stock Hogs, 3g312c T. u: dressed do 6iaG7e p ID.
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New York Exchange
Wool Mar ct.

New York Exchange, s@1oc for sight drafts and
1O@l5c for telegraphe.
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OAKLAND HOU rs an, i.OOMs.

OAKLAND HOU,ES AM ROOMS.
TO LET-UNFURNISHED s-ROOM MODERN
house: latest plumbing; HARRISON ST, near
Durant, Oakland. CAPELL a WILLARD, 1913
Washington ST.. Oakland. NOES 3ts
elk WATER FREE: HOuSE4 ROOMS; BATH
u -. and basemen fruit trees aud lots;
cor. Twenty third ave and Twenty-third ST. BROOK
lyn. Inquire at H. SAN DERS " CO.'S, % Thru ST..
near Mission. s. +. NOES 3t*
200 PER MOSTH-FOR RENT A 2-STORY
NV house of rooms bath. gas and all modern
improvements: cement walks lard In front of prop
perty; city and artesiSn-weil water W. L. BAR
NARD Il SON. 4S3 Ninth ST. no2l u
AZ ICURE-FINGER-NAILS BEAUTIFIED AT
WI 1856 Market 81. Oakland. by an artist au3l u
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: IDdKTIES THAT AXE GUING HOUSEKEEPING
L Will find II to their advantage to call and my
prices in furniture, carpets foiding-beds, stoves
and FURNISHING goods; cash payments:
country orders soi1cted All goods specialties.
ARoNSoN'S.. 1910 and 1912 Stockton St, open till
SEN oc29 GIN
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= q 4Vt oththtC
X j Rockdale, Seattle
ii Meyers, Rockville
j NJ Hawkins. Rockville
L Lovett. Philadelphia
JP Coliendine, Spokane
PALACl
f A Nichols, Montpelie
ii G Goodeil, Sacrament,
4 G Cushman, Newport
f S Cushman. st Louis
l. Byrne Jr, st Louis
John Lawson, Fifeshire
w ID Lawson, fifeshire
DIR T Il Casey,SS Alamedi
W S Smith IL W, Oaklan,
Il U Steilnan. Sacrament,
j Mckenzie. Michigan
A j Mcleod. Bakersfield,
+ A Hill, Seattle
Miss Z Bradwell, Nj
J w Adams, Los Angelo
Z NJ bowman ~ W, S jos,
j II Sullivan, New York
I q Cranwell. Balt!mor,
j + Crenan, Dakota
+ j Phillips, Los Angelo
Mrs I Hopkins, Menlo p
GRAM
ID LoofDurrow. FL Dorad,
S J. Low, Oroville
j w Smith. Sacramento
j l. Rooney, Bakersfield
W ID White, Ukiah
L Katz, Suffer Creek
W 5 Green, COlusa
& W Houston, CORTLAND
Al McMahon. Martinez
L II Staples, Vallejo
s Confer, stockton
c Zinek, Oakdale
q w Bunch, Santa Rosa
T. Yates & VT. San Jose
J NJ Peck, Muscatine
j Z Camp, MuScatine
+ Byron & WI, WOODLAND
Mrs W stephens, Portlan,
Miss stephens, Portland
j Sweeney. Carson City
j NJ Farusworth, Sacto
Z Chittenden. Bridgepor
n & Hedges ~ VT. Iowa
+ T Lowell, Sacramento
BALDW.
J 4 Stevens, Boston
Harry Piper, Boston
A NJ Holiday, Californi
j W Harper. Suisun
ID + Tillinghost. Sausalit
J James, Sacramento
ii Silberstein, Chico
J NJ Thane, California
Tony Enos, Haywards
W n Mccarthy. Californi
Il Benjamin, California
A Babcock. San jose
| g W Walter, California
+ NJ Baker, Virginia
NJ X Cody, Aqua Calient
+ SalZ, Centeryille
John StOrer, California
| LICK
| A Gordon, Fresno
X Il Purvis, Modesto
Is Nook. Sonora
J Lumhart. stockton
Mrs j z Hickey&s. Grass
Mrs II Hight, Sacrament
q G Craig, Stockton
q S Berry, Visalia
| W o Watson, Santa Clar
A Tanquerey, New Yor
z Tanquerey, san Pedr
j A Clayton. San Jose
w Muliigan &w,Healdst
| Cab Wariield. MERGE
NJ J OiBrien x W, MERGE
Ide Turk. Santa Rosa
| q X Mckenzie. Sonora
ID l. Stone, New York
II Hintze, Modesto
| NEW IVES
CG Hess. Hess Opera
L Francis, Cal
II & Carter, Cal
J A Nelson, Portland
+ A Torpi. Hess Opera
ID Bartling q VT, Ukiah
L Fulton. Denver
c Holbrecht II ~, Denve
j NJ Hall. Sacto
j I Elliott, Missouri
f I Carroll. Cal
j Shepherd, Sisson
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California Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Porter Bros. & Co. sold to-day
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MASSAGE.

MRS. THOMSON - SWEDISH. ENGLISH MAS
lu sage: baths. 101 Grant ave, Room lS.no25 ats
" ROSE CLEVELAND. FROM n. y. WITH
II. new assistants. Nucleus. r. ~; 10 10 1925 81
Al Iss THORTON. ITO EDDY ST., ROOM H.
w second floor no22 7t*
HAZEL AND RUBY IDE WITH MRS. ROBERTS,
Ii baths. MASSAGE; day and Sunday. 1853 Mission
no22 It's
DOSE DE LAFONT-BEST MASSAGE II EDDY
Nv fariors 81 and z. myZl II
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II UTTON-HoLES AND BUTTONS MADE PINK
ID ing latest style, plating. IS o'FarEeli. SEQ II
lNOLoMBAT's FRINGE AND TRIMMING MAN
" ufactory. l3 0'Earreil. opp. old place sel6 3m
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NAN or LIMITED MEANS CAN DRESS AS
lh wei as the millionaire by purchasing mer-
chant tailor-Iade nObby sack suit for sl5.made by
merchant tailor for $50 ORIGINAL MlSFIT
CLOTHING. PARLORs cor Post and Dupont SITS.
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HOLDING BEDS EXAMINE OUR No. 1901
L mIrrored with large plate lSx40; walnut oak and
cherry: cash price elsewhere SIS; our iustallment
price only $50. Il. FRIEDMAN Il CO., 22S-2S0
StocErnD and DIT Post. omen anl6
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EOli SALE.

FURNITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE To LET;
L rare chance for physician, dentist dressmaker
lodgings; most desirable location: within block
of troadway; the furniture OF s-room house; all
in good order; cheap rent. Apply to BENEDICT,
RI Dol PHI 4 co. 457 inth Oakland. no2O II
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NUU- CAN BUY YoUR FURNITURE ON IN
i stallments; easy terms BARE BROS S22tIt
"a HAYES ST. bet franklin and cough mrl5gt
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DIoNEER CONCENTRATING MACHINES d
/ the best work. j. SPAULDING d CO., 353 Te-
hama ST. telephone 500 apl2 II
ltARPET-CLEANlNG, sc PER YARD; CHEAP
" est and best In the city j. 4 MITCHELL &
20 20 Fourteenth st ap2 II
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CITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
~ waiting works: dyeiBg and cleaning. q and 20
kighth 81. e. II. STEVENS, proprietor. iys 6n
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.DRESSMAKERS.


0oo UNDERSTANDING THOROUGH
'A,lc Iy taught; Taylor system; perfect ft.n26 I'm
no NOT DE BAsHFUL, BUT BRING YOUR
~ siverware to Collateral Bank, 15 Grant ave.
near Market st. no14 6w frMoWe
. WANTED-To LEARN DREsSMAKING WITH
w out the aid OF charts; will pay reasonable
Apprentice, CALL hrancb Office, 1l6 Ninth. "a 4t$
LII LADIES WISHING TO HAVE ELEGANT
n ly Citing suits made, handsomely draped. for
10, or with goods, making and trimmings for $l5
cal or MRS. NORRIS, 1914 Geary st. no23 9ts
-CCHooL OF DRESS-CUTTING AND DRESS,
y making; you are taught to make dress from be-
ginning TO end-drafting, erttlng, basting. sewing
draplng and designing. w. II. CLOSE q son, 203
Powell se3U 6m
Just NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARLoRS BY
u hrstclass dressmaker from the East MISS
HELEN NJ. RICK. 726 Suffer 81. se2S 3m
ELEGANTLY FITTING SUITS MADE FROM IS
y up; with goods. making and trimmings, $l3 So
MISS AGNES keller, s57 Mission st. no1S II
QUITS MADE IN THE LATEST STYLE FROM
~ - up: goods and everything found, SIS. and
Hlade IN "a hours lis Stockton st. nos I'm
ELEGANTLY FITTING SUITS MADE FROM
u 50 up. 32e oFarrell st. oc26 I'm
STYLIsH DREsSMAKING PARLoRS; PERFECT
~ nj: hne work; reasonable. % Sixth ST. oc3l I'm
4 OWNS CUT, STITCHED AND DRArED FOR So;
" latest fashions; perfect ft =. I. TAYLOR system
taught MRS. L. =. WYANT, IL Geary Sc. oc26 II
HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part OF the city: the Bulletin Is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published the coas.;
orders by postal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery st.
nRESS-CUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY
Danthentic French tsllor system. $40 Pos. iel 6m
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sails 90 p Dbl; Pig Pork, y keg. $3@325:
Esi Feet. slsGl3 so D Dbl; Smoked Beef 11A@

&lSEclS bO r. Dbl. Pig fOTk. ~ hcS. S1se1,So.
Pigs Feet, $13@13 50 q Dbl; Smoked Beer. lla49
lie p 10
HOpS-Continue quiet and steady at 3211@36c
much business Is expected until the finances OF New
York and London get fully Strengthened ont. AT
present those markets are neglected and unsettled
HIDES AND PELTS-Teiegrams from New York
report that market depressed and declining, with
threatening financial outlook Hence this Market
which Is governed by New York, is in bad way,
being neglected. depressed and nominal. New
York press dispatch says: " Rather more interest
has been directed to the common grades Of Hides
and appear ready to appropriate such Stock
especially when prices are adjusted to their salts
IL holders felt disposed TO shade 1876. California
Hides have been sold I'm Boston at l3c, and II Is not
likely that figure could be exceeded on this market
Heavy saited steers quotable at S1ac p 10:
medium, 6IRc p 10; light, 51ac 10: Cowhldes.
b1hc; saIted Kip, &c; satedCalf, SS9c; dry Hides,
usual selection. &c q 10; dry Kips &c p ID I.
DRY Calf &c p II; prime GOatskins. 40050c each:
medium do. I5@l35c; small skins, lO@g2Uc: Deer
skins: good summer, 30@l35c; medium. 25c: thins
zoe d 10; Sheepskins. shearlings, lO@2Oc; short
wool 3O@6Oc; medium, 65a90c; long wool, 90c@
81 rs q f.. Culls of ali kinds 1 less Butchertowu
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOw-In fair demand and steady Fair to
good rendered, 31a@4c q 10; refined, 45sS5c;
Grease. 2s4@3c q 10. -, - ,..
markets. which affected by the fnancial Hurry In
New York Fail clips. Humboldt and Mendoclno
free, l66llSo: do defective l4@l5c: sacramento
Valley free l3Gl5c; do defective, ll@ iZc; Moul.
tain free l2@I5c: San Joaquin and Southern; sg
lie. Spring clips: Valley Oregon, ZIG zSbQc; EaSe
ern Oregon lSI2Oc; do fair. 15@Sl7c q ID.
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CROP PAVING RENT: BUY YOUR OWN
y home aud pay for it monthly in instal!ments,
sl1 20 on each $1,000 borrowed. 55l Montgomery
st Room L Common wealth Il. & L. ASSN. mol 6 m
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QUITS on iNSTALLMENT: FINE SUITS MADE
y to order .installment. LEON LEMOS, 1926
Market ST, opposite odd Fellows Building nol5tf
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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ARG EST STOCK, LARGEST STORE LOWEST
IL price; easiest terms and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges; highest
price paid for secondhand goods; open evenings
l0l7, 1913 1921, 1913 Mission St, bet. Sixth aud
Seventh NOONAN au7 II
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CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
" beating; rehtting carpets speciality COSkLlN
iROS.. 1913 Golden Gate ave. !: telephone 2l2S - q
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I.rPuRrED SILK SHAwLS AND NOVELETTE, S
x Dress making par!ors. 3i7 Phelan Bldg. noe n
A MA JENNESS MILLER UNION SUITS 81 20
y up NJ H. OBEK 332 Suffer ST. mol 3m
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ORIENTAL HAIR GLOSS RESTORES GRAY
" hair original color; soiteus the hair when dry
ana bard; soothes an irritated scalp and skin. F.
RIDER, 504 Bush St nOl5 3m
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ID. H=GUNDLACR'S WINE VAULTS REMOVED
Il froni cor. CITY Hall ave. and Market St to l3
and ! 5 CITY Han nof4 I'm
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Il NSON BROS, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS:
~ whitening, m xed paints. yarnishes, wall paper,
brushes, etc. sos Larkin; telephone 1878. noll 3n
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CARPETS CLEANED CHEAP STRATTON &
u MHE!DEN Asa Stevenson st se25 II

IA ISDow SHADES MANUFACTURED TO Or
w der by WILLIAM McPHUN. 1875 Market "a It
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L'oR SALE-RAR3 CHANCE TO SECURE A
L valuable business property in oakland; stores
and lodgings; ALI new: well rented and p lying 10
PEI ceut upon investment BENEDICT, RUDOLPH
Il CO., 457 Ninth ST.. Oakland. noG0 II
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NJ .JOOST BROS. HAY, GRAIN, WOOD AND
Nj. coal yard 500 70 6ls Cough st. noll BIN
BACKING. SHIPPING. MOVING FURNITURE.
L f kLEU-T IL. cor Of Geary and Larkln sts.n7 6m
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>oME. INN EDIATELY AND SAVE TROUBLE
y and expense by buying merchant tailor-made
dress GgeEcoat for Sl2, made BY Ch eago merchant
tailor, FOR S2S. ORIGINAL MiSF1r CLOTHING
:PfRIl5IiS, cor. Post and Dupont SITS
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-12-20
The Original Three-card Monte Nan

found man in my rounds yesterda
who was well acquainted with "Lanad
Bill" the original three card monte man
now dead.
1.-The theee-card monte game" he said
WAS first worked by Canada Bill il
1869. Bill was a Canadian, as his name
indicated, and he was as stupid looking
fellow as one could easily find. Bill
worked his game on the train usually.
passing himself off as a cattlemau from
Texas. In 1878, after making a vast sum
of money at his trick Canada Bill con.
ceived the idea of organizing all the men
inclined to be crooked in various points
about which he piled his vocation. He
called it, as all men of his profession now
do, 'squaring the head; that is fixing
the head officials of town, if possible.
establishing fence, having a fixed
lawyer and ready straw bail property
holders At one time he had WORKING
TOR him 1,6O0 men on the trains and in
various towns and cities. kansas Civ
Times.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-12-20
A Boys Essay on Tobacco.

Tobacco grows something like cab
bage, but | never saw none cooked.
have heard men say that cigars that was
gwen them election days for nothing
were mostly cabbage leaves Tobacco
stores are mostly kept by wooden In
dams who stand at the door and fool lit
tie boys by offering them a bunch of
cigars which is glued into the Injun's
hand, and is made of wood also. tried
TO smoke cigar once, and I felt like
EPSON salts. Tobacco was invented by
man named Walter Raleigh. When peo-
pie first saw him smoking they thought
he was steamboat and were frightened
My sister Nancy is girl. l don't know
whether she likes tobacco or not. There
is young man named Leroy who comes
to see her. l guess she likes him. He
was standing on the steps one night,
and he had cigar in his mouth, and
said he didn't know as she would like il.
and she said, Leroy, the perfume is
agreeable" But when my big brother
Tom lighted his pipe Nancy said, Get
out of the house, you horrid creature; the |
smell OF tobacco makes me sick" Snuff |
is lnjun meal made out uf tobacco. ! |
took little once and then sneezed.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-12-20
Notice of FOrfeiture.

10 THOMAS LAvELL, CHARLES T DAVIS
| their heirs, assigns or legal representa-
| tiyes: A'''"
You are hereby notified that I have ex-
Pended the sum of one hundred IOO) dol
iars IN labor and improvements upon the
AID Ella DE lode mining claim, Situated
on the Carrie Leonard gulch, Little Smoky
district, and adjoining the Carrie Leonard
group OF mines, in AIturas county Idaho
Territory, in order to hold said premises
under the provisions of section 1894 Re-
vised Statutes of the United States helm.
the amount required to hold the same fop
the year ending December 81, $50: that
your respective proportion of the same Is
as follows: you, Thomas Laveu, your heirs
assigns or legal representatives. S44 44iS
and you, Charles t. Davis, your heirs as,
signs or legal representatives, Sss. S3M h be
ing one-thlrd, each, of the said ADELAIDE
lo o mining claim; and if within ninety
w days from the service of this notice oy
WITHIN ninety (9O) days after this notice bv
pIollcatlon you fail or refuse to contribnte
your proportion of such expenditure as co
owners, your interest in said claim viii
become the property of the UNDERSIGNED
under the provisions of said section 1884
FRED. REID.
FIRST publication, March %, 1880
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w lords Of Wisdom.

Il will, is miracle worker,
A man without any faults has n,
friends.
Our heaviest burdens are those we Dor
row.
The man who won't bend will some
day have to break.
Genius may be swift, but perseverance,
has the surest feet.
The purchasing power of money 10
confined to this earth.
The man who never looks ahead Will
always be behindhand,
Iombstones are more charitable than
good many living persons.
The most expensive thing that can
happen to you is to be wrong,
NO rich man was ever happy unless he
used his money to make others go.