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The morning call., 1890-11-12

GOOD BUSINESS INVESTMENT CAN BE
" made by purchasing merchant tailor-ma lie
business suit for $50. made by a leading merchant
tailor for $50 ORIGINAL MISFlr CLOTHING
PAELORS, COZ. Pos and Dupont SITS.
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CALL s4LFs-MoRNINo



CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 'sG-SO0 81 1914; 500, 81 35as. Buyer
season-300, 81 1855; 1900. 81 4312.
BARLEY-The market is steady at the high
prices. Chevaier is largely nominal. being in I'M
tied demand Dat Feed and Brewing sell steadily.
Receipts are moderate. No. ! Feed, 81 4Sa49
l so: lower grades, 81 1891 4712; CheyaIier.
81 55G1 90 fer standard, 81 40gl 40 for lower
grades; Brewing, 81 521a@I 621. = ctl for fair to
choice.
CALL sALEs-MoRSISG.
Buyer go - 100, 81 1855: 500 81 49I5 Buyer
season-lOO, 81 So; 500, 81 55s4 200, 81 55zs;
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UNIT SARAH-IF YOU SUFFER THAT TER
~ ribe headache call and get relieved at 5l2 Lar
kin St, Ed ~ and don't youforget it.olS cot las
The morning call., 1890-11-12

Retail prices are: Rough Pine. s2l p NJ; extra
lengths, higher; selected, S27; clear $780, flooring,
S33 for No. l. 1913 80 for fancy S2S for No 2; step
ping S35@45; rough Redwood. No. l. S2l; second
So 2513 SO; Pckeus, $50 for Pine and SIS for Red
wood for rough, 1927 for fancy.
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DACKYNG, SHIPPING AND MOVING FURSI-
L ture by I. RLEUTCH, cor. OF Geary and Larkin
IN
The morning call., 1890-11-12

1107 MARKET ST.-BEST HoRSE-CLIPPING;
I%tU latest improved machine; work gusran-
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New York Exchange. l71ac for sight drafts and
50G75c for telegraphe. The sharp rise in tele-
grams is due to the panic in New York. where money
is tight and dear.
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TOPYING AND ENHANCING FIRST-CLASS;
Y low prices. RoUSEw ORTIZ, photographer, l
Fourth st. cor Market. nol2 1t
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ALMEDAA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

ENOR RENT, AT NEWBURY STATION, BERKE-
l. 10y. new twostory house OF rooms, bath and
modern improvements; minutes from station
s2o per month, including water. Call ut the prem
fses, or on the owner, A. b. MERRILL, 80S Bryant
st., city. oc29 II
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200 Alpha. LOS $50 Cholar. 365 1875 Uphir ..4lO
20 .......l 10000 ..........360 so .........4l5
lao Alta. 4l20O Con 20 80 Overm. 2.2O
900 Andes ...l.00lluO Imp. 80 200. ......2l5
800 ........ l.U545O Point "a 100 Peerless 80
lUU Belcher...21 Eureka 90 400 Potosi ...71@
35OB Isle .0nll % Ii & ..220 800 Savage2 80
200 Il " b.. .O0l2O0 Il Prze.. 80 100 Is M.l45
lou BOdie. 1.40lS0O II N...2.20I 70 SNev...27O
100 Bullion. %. IL 200 Justice l35 50 ID TO-. 2ss
100 sos 90 Kentuek.I$4I so SyndicatelO
100 Bulwer. $4,000 Mexican..2S4 so Unlon....2a
200 Caledonia 10000 Mono 75llO0 ........2s5
100 ChaIl CO 95l5u0 n Com tn 80 90 Weldon 20
90 CC& .405loOU Occidnt... "A 200 w Com. As
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for Lace Sitppa, fnteAteenes see Eight. Paoe
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

J. D. McLennan and wife to Henry Parsons
lot on E. line of octayia ST., ITO N. OF Geary,
George Senator to Margaret Priest lot on W.
line of shotwell ST., 200 S. OF Fourteenth,
Msrcn ham and clerks: Land Association to
Charles Il: Roethe. lot on ". line OF Fifth
ave. 100 s. of California st, S. 25x10J..... $50
J. l.. Moody to Thomas Magee lot on e. line
S OF nsayenSprI4 st. So sl i! N q Mont
jacob Heyman to Merritt Maddocks. lot on i0'V
S. line OF ST., 57;6 W. of thirty eighth
jacob Heyman to William Sullivan lot on
SW: cor Thirty-eighth ave. and w ST., W.
Samuel H. Drodie to Simon foorman. lot on
W. line OF Drumm ST., 80 n. OF oregon, NJ
R. J. robin to City and County Of San Fran. '''''
Greenwich E. le4 IS, sw IS, W. i57, 81 n. 50
Wendell Easton to Albert Rosenlund lot on
s. lite of V st. 81 IS f. OF Fortieth ave. Z
50x10O; also lot on E lac of Forteta ave,
ITS $. of ST. S. 50xl2o.. 10
Wendell Eas ton TO Frederick A. Reh and
Thirty-ninth. W. 25xlOO. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Wendell EastOn to Alexander Appleton, lot
ON s. line OF 5; St, 107: W. of Thirty-ninth
george ss9; Y peraTr to Samuel j Lang 10, on ~
Sc cor FsirmoInt and Palmer SITS, f. 81 IS,
S.93, T. r. $; 20, L. rs, S. s3, NV. 100. N.
Samuel j. Lank TO George Y Derning lot on
$: line Of Paramount ST., 1916 f. of Palmer,
r. H. Mcdonald to Gertrude ID. Scott, lot on
E. line OF Twenty-eighth ave- ITO s. of Rst.,
81
Timothy McAuiiIe to Catherine Russell. lot
on SW cor. OF Chenery and Paramount sts.,
Robert crsSs to It to p Jn e al fot on Sc
cor. of Waller and Ashbury sts., E. 1868
Charles Johnson to c. ii. johnson. lot on W. ~
line Of Second aye, 175 N, of California, w.
Isidore G. Moore to Helen NJ storrs, lot on
Sc. cor. c ST. and Iwenty-sixth ave.,w. 10
Nathaniel Hunter to Henry W. Dodge, lot on "
S. line OF Sacramento st. 81 % E. OF Baker,
Antonio Thomas ct al. to Louisa Mairhead,
lot on W line Of Scott ST., 1856 N of sacra- ~
oiof Bicmauist to elsoa +. Hoturn, lot on
+ line OF Frederick ST.. 43;s s. of Turk, S.
Richard II. Mcdonald to Thomas S. Herman. "
sen, lot on w. line OF lwenty-seventh ave-,
100 $. Q, r st. $. 25If2o.. 10
Rebecca Carson (by sheriff. to Il. +. Preston,
ave, f. 81 ;6xe2; g. 49, 1856
line of Porter St, 80 NE. Nagee ave., NE.
Mathew NJ Kelly to Martin Kelly. lot on Sc
sw. 80, Sc $50, Ne. so, 1873 to point, Ne
Martin Kelly to Giovanni Rolando, lots and '
8, Block "a and lots z, . and o. West End
Map .............................. 10
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
c. A. Bailey to H. Forgie, lot Y5xl25 on W.
line of Raymond ST., 1885 w. of Prince, oak
W. G. menshaw 10 NJ Post. lot on Sc. line Of
Twelfth ave, 1892 sW W: Of ., East Twenty
E. ii. Miller Jr. to George Darsle. lot 9Oxi5o
on S. line Of San Jose ave.. IT'S W. of Paru
George il. Fogg to j. G. westphai, lot 1oxioO. ~
on $. line OF Eighth ST.. So W. OF Chester -
sw cor Of Ninth and Cypress s 1sA.oo' On 10
c. T. Hamilton to George W. Reaser, lots 20,
Same to c. j. lei NOR, lot III same tract 10
Same to Sarah f. Barnunl, lots % and 26,
Same to Eliza Powell lots 81 and "a same ~
tract ...,..:......-............. 10
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Prod uce Market.

FLOUR = Quiet at the established prices
Net cash prices as foows:> Family ex-
tras 81 25@4 80; Bakers extras. 81 10 q 70;
city superine S3G,3 80; interior brands, S494 so
for extras and s3@t3 25 q Dbl for superine.
WHEAT-Freights are dull and rates are more or
less nominal The chartered Wheat fleet in port
has registered tonnage of $1,000 against H. 600
tons the same date last year; disengased. l95oO
tons, against 25sOO the same date last year,
the way to TO this port 275,O00 tons, against
225,000 last year.
Wheat rules duh ana weak In sympathy with
softening foreign markets. NO. l, 81 321291 80;
No. 2 81 301i 3114 choice, 81 3614 extra choice.
for milling 81 371a@1 40; Sonora, 81 30@l 3212
o. ctI.
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Wood Market.

Posts. sI.c each: Redwood, So so 2 cord; Oak
rough, S7(17 25: do peeled, 80 so; Pine, 81 70 2
cord; Railroad les 3lG34c apiece.
TANBARK-Whole bark. S16 p cord.
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DIyOKCEs, WILLS, ETC. FRANK KENNEDY.
~ Attorney S3 Murphy Building 12tt
UTrON-HOLkS AND buttons MADE, PINK
ID ing latest style, plating lS o'Farrell. SEQ If
DEST EASY AND SAVE MONEY, AS WE HAVE
h trousers OF the latest designs aud styles for ST.
made by the best merchant tailors for IS to $40
ORIGINAL MISFIr CLOTHING PARLoRS, cor.
Post and Dupont SITS. .
(lOLOMBAT'S FRINGE AND TRIMMING MAN
~ ufactory. lib o'farrel opp. old place sei6 BIN
NIAN OF LIMITED MEANS CAN DRESS AS
M well as the millionaire by purchasing mer-
chant taor-made nobby sack suit for rs. made by
q merchant tailor for $50. ORIGINAL MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS. cor Post and dupont SITS.
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A SPECIAL NOTICE FROM THE BERLIN
~ CLOAK and Suit House to the effect that this is
positively the last week of the great Fire Sale, and
that all goods, matter how slightly damaged, will
be sold at an immense sacrifice. We have also the
pleasure to inform our customers and the public
The morning call., 1890-11-12

I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE, LOWEST
Il price; easiest terms ON new and secondhand
furniture aud carpets, stoves aud ranges; highest
price paid FOR secondhand goods; open evenings
10l7, 1919 1921, 1923 Mission 81, bet. Sixtn aud
Seventh j. NOONAN. au7 II
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Ill w Walker, Petaluma
A Ayerto, Lima
w b Austin. San Miguel
C I Brownie. Los Gatos
j w Bradley, Yreka
ID + Berry, Valley Springs
| Z Steele. Pescadero
j Wilson, California
E Randall. Walnut Creek
nc Eergstrom, Visalia
, + Carnehan. Sacramento
+ BurSe, Sacramento
j Smith. Ogden
X S Brown, Petaluma
J Miller, Santa Rosa
lC Capell, Laytonville
w Wax, Westport
l. Eliedge, Santa Rosa
A + Safely, Boulder
F II Veach, Sacramento
w Il Turner. Middleton
J Nevens. Middleton
Job Moore, Middleton
T j Moore, Middleton
CL Brown, California
ivy A Mccormack, Cal
IF Powell. CoiuSa
J Fitzpatrick. California
J d Campbell. King City
+ II Young, Modesto
j j Reeves. Bozeman
r c Phillips, Healdsburg
Z N Alex nder, Fresno
J w Jesse N WI, Adm
S G Vaughn, Benicia
Mrs Moran, King City
lAJ Tiffany. Nevada City
lC ID Tiffany. Nevada City
Mrs Crane, Los Gatos
Mrs Il Hunter, Los GatoS
o X Hildreth, Humboldt
j X Morrison, Arcata
ii + Eber Il VT. SLeandro
s 7 Hutcbison, San Jose
X S Monte, Sacramento
IlG Richardson, California
+ II Lang, Castroville
NJ G Casey, California
7 c McCassey, California
S Bliven, Chico
A q Smith. Palermo
Mrs NJ Van Vactor, Cal
is T Waters. Melbourne
Miss Waters. Australia
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BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales yesterday In the Sar
Fran cisco stock Eoard:

fCHtNITP Ntfe tHt sdIt3 y65lerdaY In the
iran cisco stock Eoard:
REGULAR SESSIONS. 30 A. NJ.
200 Alpha. 1861 10 Confd. IL. 0OlOO NComh 80
100 Alta IA 1000 Imp. 80 $50 Occid 20
1900 Andes. 96I300 Crocker. .25 20 ......I.l5
$50 ........l.UU300 Excna ...1.15lOU opnir .4.05
$50 Belcher .2.46350 q Clio 50 400
100 b 10. 90 Prize. IS 200 Ovrmn 10
800 Belle l. l.OO200 II q N. .2A 20 Potosi. ...7A
90 B.. .2.s5 $50 Justice. i 30 200
800 BOdie.. Lao SO Kentuck. "a 400 SAVAGE. 50
200 ..........l.3J 40 Mexican.2.7U2O0 Il &M. lao
800 ..........1. 90 .........2.65 100 HILL ..35
100 Bullion. 3. 90 500 Mono .....75 90 Union IA
500 Bulwer. 80 100 10 200 Utan. 95
200 Chall q. .2.9o2OO Navajo. 20 $50 w Com.
200 200 New O.. 90 100 Jackt =. 70
200 CC& Y..S.95 200 Ise.l.4U 10 ....,,.2 2. 80
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RUSS HOUSE.
RUSS no
Oh Braynard Californian. Y

@ II Braynard, Caiiforni:
l. Levy, Santa Barbara
j. Flynn, Butte City
o L Conner. Chicago
j Martin, Chicago
w Rathbone & VT, Sacto
Mrs McClein. NaDa
+ c Smith, Eugene
Fl e Cory. Etna
T Lorenyen. Knights Lde
T FintyeIberg, San Diego
| G Nj Oliver, Willow Ranch
II Taylor. Reddlng
II r Tyler, Boston
w Storey &c fam, Black
Diamond
J Il Robinson, Visalia
j NJ Schwalbe. Selma
j A Turner d VT, Cal
q w Haight, Siege
l. j Roach, Westport
A ID Fitch & WI. w estpori
A d Smith & VT, Fresno
w nj Magary. California
J Hiilard, California
j X Holcomb, California
s J Mathews. Ukiah
M K Davis, tikiah
L Johnston, HaIfmoonBy
L H Johnston, Haifmoon
Bay
w Cherry, Sulphur Greek
J Crosby a. VT, Los Ang
w Smith, Los Angeles
w Stoddard. Napa
j B Davis. Santa Rosa
A n Davis, Monterey
E N Clark, Stockton
I ConnOr, Sunol
G l. Nelson, Portland
Mrs NJ J Clark, Grand
Rapids
Miss E Aubler, Grand
Rapids
Miss 1 Jewell. GrandRpds
l. E Sturgell Il VT, Dixon
S 5 Watkins, Byron
CD Swift, Sacramento
Q Shore. Sacramento
j L Mvrch. Redwood
f Seerf. California
q e Paige. California
ID B Spagnoli, Amador
S n SpagnolI, Amador
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FOR SALE.

TONES BAZAAR COR. NINTH ST, KEEPS THE
y largest stock o. dolls toys. wagons trlcycles,
fancy goods. and prices the lowest. oc2l I'm
The morning call., 1890-11-12

I AIDES. SEND FOR OUR PAMPHLETS-WE
l. have something new which VIII save you trou-
BILE; price s. Address kIRkW GOD HAkD RUE
BEB Co. Market and Jones' 4th floor, Room l2l.
San FrlntlScn sfamn. lady arruIS ManLnl.
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MoRNING SALES
street-13 State Investment Ins, rs; $1,000 S
AZ (coupon) Bonds, III.
AFTERNOON sALEl
Board-90 Water 9434.
street-20 Pacific Gas Imp, 6sI2; 10 S V Water,
Q13.
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ATT0HNEYs-AT-LAW.

ATT0RNEYS-AT-LAW
Il L. oCoSNoR. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, 40
II. Montgomery st.. San Francisco Room %. Pro-
bate ana real estate law. Patents solicited 19tfSW
DVICE FREE; SPECIALITY, DIVORCES
n privately quick time, legal everywhere; collec-
lions. etc. terms moderate; no charge unless
eessfnl; attorneys all courts; estabd 10 years. Law
ONCE, q. w. HOWE CO., % Kearny ST. aulS II
DVICE FREE; DIVORCES SPECIALLY; NO
n publicity; quickest time: legal everywhere;
terms reasonable: no charge unless successful; aad
all other law both civil and criminal. pushed
vigorously: collections wills, etc. 7. ENGLEY,
ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION. IL Kearny st.1e9 6m
ID A. CRoTHERs, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, COS
IL. Clay ST. no3 II
A Iva L. SNOW, r. NJ. r. SOTO, ATTORNEYS
n law, 303 California, Rooms % and 24.n1 limo
fNLARA FoLTZ, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
Oss- raw. 40 Kearny ST. oc2l limo
TOHy A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. $40
d Sansome st., Rooms 10. IL and IL. myl5 emo
IU W. DAVIDSON, ATroRNEY.Ar-LAW. 40
W California ST.. Rooms li-l6; advice iree dsst
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
GARLAND AGENCY-ADVERTIsEME AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Seventh st. oaice honrs A. NJ. TO p. NJ
! OTIS. 500 TO 5000: 20 MINUTES FROM 7TH
IL and broadway f. BoEGLE Golden Gate II TT
GAN PABLO AVE, AND TWENTY SIXTH ST
- Lot 80 feet San Pablo and $50 feet on
Twenty-siIth. for sale at sacrifice; only $1,000 L.
L. SALISBURY, 475 Ninth ST., Oakland, formerly
Salisbury a Fitzgerald noll
G10a PER LOT; EASY TERMS; SURROUND
tniOU ed by the most elegant homes IN Fruit
vale; only blocks from the station and block
from the electric railway GU Fruitvaie ave, and
only 200 feet from the new electric railway on
East Fourteenth ST. SEE A. Il. DOW " co. at
once, Twenty-third Ave. Station, East Oakland.
free local trains to the otic'. mol I'M
C.IO1n COTTAGE or ROOMS; PAPERED:
u HOW. newly painted; brick foundation. W.
L. BARNARD " 500, 4S5 Ninth ST., cor washing
ton, Oakland. mol If
G.I00 BARGAINS - LOTS IN BROADWAY
- iUU.Vila Tract, well located, near lines:
tract fronts on New Broadway, OAK and'S main
street; only few lots this price; SIS
cash and $40 monthly. See H. H. PiNNEY, 46f
Ninth ST.; 0akland office open until p. NJ oc29 II
g..)in LEVEL LOT, 25xl25, IN BERKELEY;
OH sidewsked; handy to station; 50 cash. 50
monthly: 1909 other lois; all kinds; send Tor maps.
CHAS. 4. BAILEY, owner, 20 montgomery. oc22 II
C.1.jS SNAP; $I25 WILL BUY A LOT
u L ~. only 10 minutes walk from local trains.
only S25 cash and $40 per month; see owner at
once l. S. SHERMAN, Twenty-thfrd Avenue sta
ton, East Oakland; local trains take you to the
Office. ocl6 I'm
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oAKLANp BoARDING ANp ROOMS

1IPF IN II5,F m TT N0DFRY , STORY
IL house OF 10 rooms situated in Oakland, on
North Center St, bet. and Il; only 3 blocks from
BerKcley local, and from horse ears and Z from
cable: fine barn and chicEen-house; all viii be
leased for S25 per month. Apply at once at II
North Center ST. nol2 II
Al NlCURE-FISGER-NAILS BEAUTIFIED AT
The morning call., 1890-11-12

GATARRH POSITIVELY RELIEVED BY ONE
" application. and permanently cured by using nj
versai Ointment. J. II. NIDBER, agent, Third and
Marx { SITS; druggist. noll 3t&
The morning call., 1890-11-12

UNIVERSAL OINTMENT FOR ALL SKIN
I eruptionS;: st removes all ugly blotches. pimPes
and reduess Of the sSin cooling the irritation and
making the slIn soft and fair. J. II. wIDBEE, drug
cf L. cor Third and Market, agent. uO1l 3tS
The morning call., 1890-11-12

QUIET HOME IN COSflN EMENT; IS CAi'P ST,
" 18th Howard MRS. BREWER, midwite2l I'm
DE ADVISED IN TIME AND SAVE MONEY BY
~ purchasing merchant tallOr-made or 1 but
ton cuiaUay suit, suitable for business dress for
$40 made by artist tailor for $40 ORIGINAL
MISFlr CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and Du-
rnrarC
The morning call., 1890-11-12

HOLDING BEDS EXAMINE OUR NO. 1901
mirrored with large plate lSx4O; walnut, oak aud
cherry: cash price elsewhere 565; our installmeni
price only $50. NJ. FRIEDMAN Il CO., 22S-231
Stock ~ 231 Post.
The morning call., 1890-11-12

UNIVERSAL OINTMENT WILL CURE THE
L worst forms OF skin diseases: never known 10
fail. J. h. WIDBEE, agent, cor. Third and Market,
druggist. nol1 ST.
The morning call., 1890-11-12

" silks sealskin and sealette cloaks; also carpets
furniture, lacc-curtains. blankets and ioldiuybel
at NJ. FRIEDMAN & cos 22S and $50 Stockton
ST. Why pay Ready money when You can buy Just
as cheap by making small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF our
ttoek is respectfully solclted; orders 10y mail for
goods OF samples promptly attended to. 22S and
tS5 Stockton and 237 Post; open evenings. apl2 IL
- g MI ~, N MN s.I-rr.S g.
The morning call., 1890-11-12

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE: ES-
~ tablished 1871; sole agents Tor the Golden Gate
Tract and broadway Terrace.
Lots $3.50 10 $500; "A cash payment; Parsons
Golden Gate Tract.
Lots $500 to $3.50; Il cash payment; Chrlstiana
Tract, Berkeley.
Lots only sl25: s25 cash payments: the cele-
brated Bell Ranch, Dee0Lo
Rich land; $3.50 per acre. "A cash; the cele-
Drated Hemme Orchard, San LeandrOi price $500
per lot: "A cash.
f W. WOODWARD & CO., 9O2 Broadway OAK
land.
HOPKINS COMPANY. 624 Market ST. ocli I'm
L'UR SALE IN TERMINAL TRACT. PIEDMONT,
i tuated al terminus OF PIEDMONT Caule-rOad IN
the most desirable portions OF the Piedmont dis
tTlct; has a frontage on cable-rOad Of 127 feet;
ground elevated, and of JUST sufficient grade give
every lot magnificent unObstructed view OF The
harbor the Golden Gate, San Francisco and Oak
city water piped to property; Is minutes ferry
trips between san francisco and the Terminal
Tract The Terminal Tract is the cream OF Pied
mont In lure OF i. 4. HERON, 1850 Broadway,
?. o. Box 2S2, oakland Cal. ocl4 I'm
Ok EACH-lOO LOTS IN THE BEAUTIFUL
u u suburbs of Lorin; no such bargains ever
offered in Oakland; right In the march of Imnedi-
ate improvements new ferry TO San Francisco:
streetcar line TO Oakland; come at once before
prices advance; sure TO maze money; lots 25Xl35;
SIS down, S. per month. CLUUGH Il BAk ER
964 Washington st, OCT II
I OTIS ON PIEDMONT AVE, 28:6x1 10 TT, $500,
l. $50: lot at Golden Gate, blocks from sta
ton 50xl25 IT., south front only 5000; easy terms
SALISBURY d FIrZGERALD, 40 Ninth ST., Oak
land. oci If
IA lillian J. DINGEE-OAKLAND REAL ES-
w tate Tor sale exchange; Office, Nos. AGO AMI
1852 Eighth St., Oakland, Cal; send for illustrate
pTice-lI5t. Je24 q
The morning call., 1890-11-12

CD IN FOl; DOZEN CABINETS WITH ONE
u -. JU beautiful coloTed picture and gilt frame
Al WILSON'S Gallery, % hearuy St my2o 6m
The morning call., 1890-11-12

ORDERS TAKEN; LESSONS GIVEN IN FRUIT
" and flower painting 230 Ellis st. oc23 I'm
II IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
II Ing, gold. leweiry, books. KLEIN, l09 Sixth <
m BRILLIANT. DEALER IN DRESS GOODS,
Il fine clo1ks carpets, furniture household goods,
etc. sold on easy payLnen.s. 2l9 Masan oel 5ln
The morning call., 1890-11-12

Ia WRITE BATH, WILL
A remove wrinkles. pimples and Ireckles,
charge; create preparation. Call S25l2 GearS 1t
The morning call., 1890-11-12

A NSoN BROS. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS;
~ uapering, Whitening mixed paints, yarniShes,
The morning call., 1890-11-12

A CCORDION PLEATING DONE AT NINE
ABUHOL'S. 500 Suffer formerly IS McAlllster)
branch olhce, NINE. MICHAUX. ll6 McAllister. If
The morning call., 1890-11-12

NJ JooST BROS. HAY, GRAIN, WOOD AND
NJ coal yard. 6UG6-lS Cough ST. BOl1 3m
yINDLING WOOD At FIRST COST, 81 - PER
n load. Send orders TO Truckee Box Factory,
Fifth and Berry sts nol1 st
The morning call., 1890-11-12

GONE IMMEDIATELY AND SAVE TROUBLE
y and expense by buying merchant taior-made
dress overcoat FOR $l2, made by Chicago merchant
tailor for SIS ORIGINAL MiSFIT CLOTHING
PARLOIsS. cor. Post and pupont SIS.
The morning call., 1890-11-12

NTOTICE-MY WIFE MRS. ANNIE PAvITZA,
In having left my bed and board without cause
hereby notify all dealers that VIII not be response
bic for any debts incurred by her. GASPAR
PAviTZA no12 SITS
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-16
Tho Coming Fair.

The directors of the fair express
great satisfaction at the outlook Tor
a successful fair this fall.
Every department Of the exhibition
is being looked after and the fair is
going 10 be u grand exhibit OF the
resources OF the county and in the me
chanical department many machines
will be shown which have come into
use since fair of this kind was held
in this county. Few people have
any correct idea of the progress
made in farming machinery during
the last five years and this exhibit
will not be the least interesting by
any means.
The live stock interests of Christian
county have been carefully looked
after OF late years and some stoel
will be shown by the Clardys, Rad
fords, Grahams, Greens, Kings and
others that cannot be surpassed b.
any stock raising county.
The Floral Hall will be devoted tt
the ladies' exhibits, aud this depart
ment is expected to be made especial
ly attractive by the displays and
decorations.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-16
Metz, Grand Opening.

Mr.. A. A. Metz Grand Dress Goods
and Millinary Opening is announced
to take placs ON Tuesday next, the 23rd
inst. Mr.. Metz has just returned from
a purchasing tour and will, on that
day, put on sale large and well So
lected stock of DressG oods of all kinds,
trimming in endless variety, full
and complete stock of millinery goods
and the largest stock OF ladies under
wear ever brought to the place. he
will also put on sale the same day a
new line of fine carpets and blankets
the low price of which will astonish
the people. 1t is calculated to make this
one of the grandest openings ever seer
in this part Of the state, and thousands
of dollars worth of fine goods in TIN
above lines will be displayed. Mr.
Metz has heretofore shown that in SO
lecting such goods he is no novice
and years of experience hai
further demonstrated the fact. Miss
Maud kirkpatrick, one of the lines
trimmers in the East, will have charg'
of the Millinery department, whicl
fact her many lady friends will learl
with pleasure. 1t will pay the ladie
to call and look through this imnens
stock, on opening day, whether the
wish to make single purchase or no
and general invitation from tn
house is extended them to be preser
on the grand occasion.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-16

The KENTucKIAN again calls atten-
ton TO the fact that tho primary cleo
ton set for September "a ought to be
called in by the district committee.
Primary elections are intended to set
tie the claims of rival candidates and
are n useless and expensive formality
when but one aspirant is on the track,
Judge W. II. Yost and several other
State and district officers elected this
year were nominated by the proper
committees after their opponents had
withdrawn and rendered conventions
unnecessary, although in some in
stances conventions had already been
called. These recent precedents are
sufficient to justify similar action in
the present instance.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-16

The now Dcmocratic County COM
mittee is made up of splendid ma
terial. The members as a rule rep
resent the active working element OF
the party and with the through organ
ization that viii be kept up they will
do much good work toward strength
ening the party and keeping the
county safely in the Democratic col
umn. Many of the members are now
men who were selected because o.
their especial fitness for the duties as
signed them and not chosen to furth
or the aims ofthose with political end
to subserve, as was often the case il
many counties under the late appoint
i've system.