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Almost a Solid Scab

used two bottles Of the CUTIcURA REsoLVENT'
thee. hoxc. n CrTICURA, and one cake n CITlCuKA
SOAP and am cured Of terrible skin and scalp disease
known a. psoriasis had IL for eight years IL "ouid
get better and worse at times Sometimes my h'"u "'
no solld Sc,b and the time began the fse Of
tho cl-TICrRA REMEDIES. Ny arms ~crr covered
,h ,h from, nv elbows TO the shoulder my breast was
,o., one solid cab and my back covered with sore
varying in size from penny a dollar had doctoref
with all tho be-, doctors with relief. and u-'d many
a~ron, medicines without effect My case Wa, h'rec'
uarr and logan think. incurabie but 10 began to
heal from the first application.
ARCHER RUSSELL Deshler. Ohio
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Remedies

rrSoTVTNT the new blood and skin purifier and greatest
II, huuor r.,d - cleanse blood u all impurities and
i.ooo,. Clements and thu, removes the CAUSE. Hence
the CrTGCrEN REMEDIES cure every species Of
aronilnc humna'n- itching. burning scaiy and plmpiy
d.cn.e Of N. tA alp and blood, with los of hair,
and all humor blothes. erpfons. sores, scales and
cru.,s whether simple" scrouiou' Or contagious when
m. he-t physicians and all other remedies fail.
sold everywhere. Price. CvTItuKA. Doc; SOAP
o5c. RESOLVENT. al. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. boston.
20 illustrations. and 100 Testimonials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

The retirement Of the Brooklyn and Cincinnati clubs
from the American Association ha, tar from broken
M that organization. generally predicted last
winter The clubs evenly matched, ana the ran
ming expenses of the teams have been materially re
duccd Clubs which had a salary list last year of from
s3O 600 "a 10000 are now paying from $4,000
IA go 900. The brooklyn club is good one and
will make a fair record In the championship race. yet
IFS salary llst j, not )v"r ~20,oO). The vt. Louis
Huntsville and mo 'f.,"r clubs are made up
in lih, manner The attendance At the games Las
cn large the crowds at Louisville far having out
numbered those of several recent years. Two years
ago the Cincinnati team played In Louisville on July
IN only 200 spectator. 200 at the morning game and
GOO al. the afternoon contest. At recent game at
Louisville over 1000 people were present Vet this
wear, Louisville team IS made up almost entirely Of
vouug PLAYERS. The prospects In Toledo, syracuse
Rochester and Columbus are bright. The Brooklyn
crub ought to clear profit out OF it, sunday games
aIonc The team starts it, first after to days
game playing at Rochester on Monday. Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, and at syracuse on Friday
and saturday The games for the week as follows
prookl,n; Lous,ill Toledo at Louisville st. Louis
vs. Columbus. at ST. Louis
uodav-syracus, ". Athletic, at syracuse Rochester
, Urooklvn at Rochester Louisville ". Toledo, at
Ioui.,illc. ST. Louis ". Columbus. ut NJ. Louis.
syracuse Athletic at Syracuse Rochester
- urooklyn at Rochester; Louisville Toledo ut
rou,sy,uc. St Louis W. Columbus. at st. Louis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vi. Athletic at Syracuse Roches-
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Head a Running Sore

have been troubled with SKIN ana scalp usT'' ior
seventeen years. My head al times was oh' running
sore and my body was covered WIN n'ih ~ i''4' ~
half dollar tried a great remedies without effect
until used the CUTICURA REMEDIES and am thank
,ul 70 state that after months OF their use am en-
tirc,v cured L. T. MCDOWELL, Jancsbure. y. J.
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UnbearabIe Itching

have afflicted since last March with skin dis
ease the doctors called Ny face covered
with scab, and sores and itching and burning
almost unbcarabe Seeing your CCTlCCRA REMEDIES
50 highly recommended concluded 10 give them trial.
using tho crTICrRA and CUTICURA SOAP externally
and REsoLvENT internally for four months. call ny.
SELF cured in gratitude which make this public
ment Mrs C. A. FREDERIcK. Broad Brook, Conn.
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Fever Sore 8 Years

must xtcnd you the thanks OF ono Of my customers
who has been cured by using the CtTl'uRA RENE
DIES Of an old sore caused By long spell 81 sickness
or foyer eight years ngo ne was ~ oad ne was
,a-,i no would have his leg amputatHd. but Is
baruv IN say he IS now entirely w'lsounf as dollar.
H. -oouos,s mo IN use his name which is II. H. CAsON
merchant, JOHN v MINOR. Druggist, Gainesboro
Tenn.
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One Mass of Sores

have been afflicted with limb, which the doctors
call eczema My the knee to the foot was one
mass Of running The doctors bandnged IL every
day for week. and time the bandage was removed
large scab would come or ana the oood pour down.
cot one bottle Of CUTICURA RESOLvENT. one box
crrrrcrrRA and one cake CUTICURA SOAP and they
crrcd me- told a lady who similarly afflicted to
MO II and 4, cured her also gratefully acknowledge
that It was CUTICURA that cured me.
Mrs. KATE BEARD. Orange Valley, y. J.
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TRinoino, Words from Grateful Hearts
Cuticura Remedies
The cxo.+ee+ Skin Cures Blood and Humor Kemeoes
~ ~ the World has Ever Known
Raw with Eczema

am cured Of loathsome disease eczema In Its worst
stage tried different doctors anu nave oeen through inc
hospital bu. all to no purpose Inc disease covered my
whole bodv from the top my head to the soles Of my
Zoe, NV hair all came out, leaving a complete raw
acre After irving everything. heard Of your CUTI.
c,p prNEDIF,S and after using three bottles CUTI-
crRA REsOLvENT. with CuTICURA AND CUT.
crrRA SOAP. nnd myself cured at the cost Of about
80. would not be without the cUT1cUKA REMEDIES
in nv house. ISAAC II. GERMAN, wurtsboro. N. Y.
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ScrofuIa 2 Years

have been troubled with scroula years which
first started top Of head. giving me Infinite
trouble with constant itching casting OF Of dry scales
and watery liquid exuded from under the scales
treated it wears unsucccsstuly and was unable
N check II until found your CUTICURA REMEDIES,
h,.h connc,.l cured me nv skin becoming perfectly
clear and smooth.
s + DAVIS. Aresia Los Angeles Co.. Cal.
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GIVING THE BALTIMORE A SEA rRIAL.

Fortress Monroe, Va April 26.-Admral kimberly
and Board arrived here went 10 sea the cruiser
Baltimore for two-day's run.
The training ship Portsmouth, from the West III
dies, has arrived here
Washington, April 26.-rhc new cruiser Phllade'p'""
Will have dock trial next week. and few days las e..
she VIII be taken out to on private run Is -
tests 1t Is expected that she VIII be ready Ior -
nnal Official trial IN about two weeks.
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Dawn M coryryRrErrERs ARRESTED

Washington April 26-The Chief OF the secret
service is Informed Of the arrest by that service OF
lanes wilt and his father, jerry wilt; John speS.
Iobn Brisbon and two sons-Edward and John Henry
prisbon-in somerset County Penn, for Manufacturing
and dealing In counterfeit silver coin. III Is stated
snat thcv have been "a source of much annoyance 10
NE secret Service for long time some OF them nav
ms been previously arrested for the same onehce
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Bow Bad with Eczema

Nv bog aged has been troubled all his life
with very bad humor appeared all over his body
in small rcd bloches with dry. white scao on them
Last year he worse than ever. beng covered Win
scabs the top Of his head to his feet ana continually
growing worse although he had been treated by Two
thvscians. As last resort. determined 10 try the
CrTlCuRA REMEDIES they did all that could wish
The hunor ra,idIy disappeared leaving the SKIN fair
and smooth and performing thorough cure.
GEORGE r. LEAVIrT. No. Ando'er. Mass
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MRS GARFIELD AT THE WHITE HOUSE

Washington. April 26.-Nlr>. James 4. Garfield ana
Mr.. and Mrs. J. stanley Brown the latter Of whom
is Mrs Garelds daughter. visited the White House
this morning tor the first time since the death Of
President Garfield, and received the Rcd Par
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NIPPLES hack.hcads. chapped m, Ch. rtd and oily
rim skins prevented b. Ct T1CrKA SOAP.
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- NUN skin and scalp purified and beautnod hy
k4nI y Ol-TIlI ~ e1Af Ah.ouLely pure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

The more enthusiastic followers of the game will
not see that spectre lowering over their favore
sport and argue that all Will yet be we'll in the baseball
world. They say that the weather has been against
baseball and that as summer sets i'm I'm earnest
the enthusiasts VIII wake up. and the crowds will
turn out at Tie games In rs large numbers usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

tor ~ Brooklyn. Rocheat"r Louisville VA Toledo. AZ
Louisville: St. Louis vs.. Columbus at st. Louis
Thursday-Rochester Brooklyn at Rochester syria
Gus. -. Athletic Syracuse; st. Louis vs. Louisville
AZ 81 Louis Toledo Columbus. AZ Toledo
Friday-Syracuse Brooklyn. Mt Syracuse Rochester
y Athletic AT Rochester -. Louis Louisville AZ ST.
Louis Toledo Columbus. AZ Toledo.
Sa,uriay-Syr,cuse brooklyn at Syracuse Rochester
~. Athlete at Rochester IT. Louis vs. Louisville, az
-, Louis: Toledo Columbus. az Toledo.
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n,..rtrS hacs.heads red Rough chapp'd. and oily
! PIN Nm u,oy,nt.d hv CUTICt lN ~'N4
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FROM AFFLUENCE TO POVERTY.

The Widow of Millionaire Alden Asking
Aid of Her Former Coiored Servant.
Mrs. Caroline Miller (colored) of West
port, we'll known in that little village for
her honesty and thrift received from Man
haset, l.. l., letter from Mrs. Georgiana
Alden, tie contents of which show to what
depths of poverty those in opulenee may
fall, says a Norwalk special to the New
York Sun. The writer is the widow of the
late Stephen Alden. who for years was one
of the wealthest men in the country. She
is now without money or friends, Is suffer-
ing from hunger and want OF proper smell
ter, and, reduced to the lowest depths OF
poverty, begs this poor woman, VINO was
once employed in her household, Tor aid
So reduced had she become that only three
cents were in her purse, ana TWO Oh them
were used to buy the stamp for her letter.
Mrs. Miller sent 81 OF her earnings, all
she had left from her wages of the week
previous. Before doing so, however, she
showed the letter to persons who had aSSo-
ciated with Mrs. Alden at a time wien
fortune smiled upon her, thinking that they
were better able than herself to answer the
appeal. They. offered no assistance. One
of the parties to whom the letter was
shown is the wife of weil-known citizen,
who, when the unfortunate lady was shin
ing in society there, borrowed her dia-
mOnds valued at many hundreds OF dollars.
to wear at an evening reception.
Twenty years ago Mrs. Alden's husband
was reputed to be worth from three to five
millions of dollars. He had previous to
that time been President of one of the banks
in Albany, and was also a prominent resi-
dent and politician of that city. Subse-
quently he married, removed to New York,
and became broker in the Stock
Exchange BY series of daring manip-
ulations he made the major portion of
his great wealth. He spent his summers liz
WestpOrt, and at an expense OF many
thousands of dollars erected an elegant
mansion, with spacious lawns and parks,
and lived in princely style. His army oil
workmen kept the mouse and grounds in
the best possible order, and stable full OF
thoroughbredS with drivers and footmen
were always ready at a moments notice.
The quiet, easy-going citizens of the place
were Overawed at their neighb0r's lavish
expenditures. No society event was quite
complete unless Mr.. and Mrs. Alden were
present. AT length business reyerses set
in, heavy losses followed, and in surpris-
ingly short time money and property were
swept away to satisfy the claims OF credit
ors. Mr.. Alden died under the weight OF
his obligations. and his widow, shattered
in health, started westward. For several
years she remained ON the Pacific Coast,
but later returned East. She is now pow
erty stricken and wanderer, and AID Is
now refused her, even by those who at one
time were her firmest friends.
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PROPOSALS.


i LIGHTING PLANT AT THE MAYNARD,
MARE ISLAND. CAL.-BUREAU OF YARDS AND
DOCKS Navy Department, July Is. l890.-Separate
scale proposals. In duplicate Endorsed Proposals
for Electric Lighting Plant, Mare Island Navy
Yard VIII be received at this Bureau until IL
O'Clock A. NJ, on Monday, September /, 1890, and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter. Specinca-
lions and blank forms of proposals will be furnished
by the Bureau the Commandment of the Mare
Island Navy-yard bond for the sum OF ten thou
sand dollars must accompany bids, ana the right Is
reserved by the Bureau TO reject any or all propo-
SAILS and TO waive defects N. Ii. FARQUHAR,
Chez u Btiredn. jy22 Tu FIR st
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A New Comet.

NJ. Coggia of Marseilles has notified the
Lick Observatory by telegraph that he dis
covered on July 14th comet bearing
right ascension s hours 90 minutes and de-
clination north 44o 8. Its motions were plus
IV and 49,, 1t was quite bright.
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DELINQUENT NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT NO. 10-PRoBATE. IN THE
~ Superior Court in and for the City aud County
OF San Francisco State of California. In the matter
ceased Notice is hereby given, that rU ESDAY,
the otn DAY OF august, A D. lS9O at 10 O'Clock
II. of said day. and the courtroom of said court
at the New City Hail. iu the city and county of San
Francisco State OF California, have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the Will of said
PRISCILLA NJ. WILLARD. deceased and for hear
ing the application OF LIZZIE A ALLEN for the
issuance TO her of letters testamentary thereon.
Dated July Esd, A. ID. 1890
VIM. A. DAVIES, Clerk
BY +. b HoUGHTON. Deputy Clerk
GEO X. WILLIAMS, Atty for Petitioner ia lot
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ALAMEDA RIAL ESTATE.


tDOUU lot 5Ox203; cottage of rooms ana bath:
fine marine view; price $3.50 GO. 1888
$2500-Let 4lxl00; cottage of rooms tad bsth:
high basement; S4o0 cash; balance s25 per
month. NO $3.50
S2550-LOt 5ox75; cottage of rooms and bath
good neishDorhood; y cash; balance eisy terms
s3OOo-Lot 2Tx115; new 2-story house Of Z
rooms and bath; stable, ETC.: station. $500
cash balance S35 per month NO. Ao5i
S3700-Lot 40Xl50; new cottage of rooms and
bath; high basement; fine garden and lawn; $500
cash. balance $50 per month. (No. 4l0)
S40O0-Lot 50Nl25:6; new 2-story house OF z
rooms and bath on Central ave-; $500 cash; balance
$S5 per month. (So. 413)
BATH fine garden, etc.; $1,000 cash; balance $50 90
per month. (No. 4O3)
s6ooo@Lot 5Oxl36; new 2-story house OF rooms
and bath; NE. corner on Central ave-; $25OO
cash. balance $50 per month (No; $3.50
Choice building lots in all parts of Alameda.
Houses to rent and money to loan by II. r. MoREAL
& CO, 1925 Park ST., Alameda, and 402 Montgom-
cry ST.. San Francisco Y24L
A 1 Iotsi -lNsrALlMhSrs- HOUSES AND
s25o~s25 cash, So monthly; 25x11o; severed lat
sI5O-s5O cash, SO monthly; 5Oxs6 severed; At
sIsoo-ssoo cash, sls monthly 25x12O: at sta
S2oO0-S250 cash $50 monthly; SSx75; new cot
tage: at station.
S35OO-S50O cash. S25 monthly, including inter
est: 6-room cottage; corner 46xl2O; severed and
macadamized; at station.
S32OO-S5O0 cash S25 monthly. including inter
est; 6-room cottage; 56xI5O; severed; station
$45OO-Sso0 cash, $50 monthly, including inter
est; 7-room house; fne garden; oOxl47; near sta
ton.
Inquire at once of F. MARCUsE. Bay-st. Station
Alameda, or Sl3 Montgomery St. Nevada Block
mylS If ThFrSa eoSu
GIOOO cAsH-HANDsoME NEw HOUSE OF
u IOOO rooms and bath; lot 5oxl 43; fine view;
balance $40 per menth. MCCLURE FITCH & co.
Bay Station. NZz ~
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PHYSICIANS.

JlR. MRS GEHRICKE, S03 GOLDEN GATE AVE.
Dwomen's diseases specially; hygienic sponge sue
ton cleanser simple, SAFE sure: Instructions given
conhdentialy; treatment by month low rates.Jy2 6m
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PIANOS. vIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

PIANOS. vIOLINS AND SHEET MUSIC.
ITLEGANT UPRIGHT WALNUT; CHEAP FOR
" cash or exchange: 2dhand. 34a McAlIister 25 St*
BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND PIANOS AT
- kOHLER CfiASE'S, 104l Market st. au24 tt
DECKER BROS. MATCHLEss PIANOS.
~ KoHLER & CHASE, 104f Market ST. au24 tt
GR0 SPLENDID LITTLE PIANO FOR SALE
spoO. on So per month. 2l3 Powell st. jy22 1t
CCHUBERT PIANOS (NEw YORK; PRODUCTION
- in prices j. hEEFFE, 40 McAIlisterst jy20 6m
A N ELEGANT sTEINwAY UPRIGHT LITTLE
II used, for $3.50. at 400 Haight ST. jy2O 9t%
CTEINwAY PARLoR GRAND Will. BE SOLD
- at great sacrifice. F. w. SPENCER Il CO., 1913
Market ST., History Building. I'd floor. jyl9 1t
e NEW UPRIGHTS AT f. w. SPENCER q co.'s
Y to cover advances and storage rare opportunity.
123 Market St, History Building, "a floor Iyl9 AZ
(,HICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO: BUT LITTLE
" used: a great bargain. f. w. SPENCER u CO.,
723 Market St, History Ituilding I'd floor yl9 at
GIT6 HEMME d LONG UPRIGHT. F. w
ID 4 .; SPENCER 4 CO., 72S Market St, His
tory building, I'd floor y19 70
Goa0 ELEGANT sTEINWAY UPRIGHT;
.DA0O. must be sold at once f. w. SPENCER
CO., 723 Market, History building I'd floor il9 &c
GREAT SACRIFICE CoNoyER BROS UP
Can be seen at F. ". sPEScER & CO.'S, 72$ Mar
ket ST. History Building, I'd floor. lyle 1t
SJ23 enIcKERiNG sogARE PIANO IN
Market St, History building, I'd floor. iyl9 1t
uALLET & DAVIS AND KINIBALL PIANO AND
u Organ Agency. w. G. BADGER, 725 Market st.tt
AN UPRIGHT PIANO, ALMOST NEW. FOR
n SALE at 739 Ellisst. jy1S Inns
DARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN NEW AND
IL secondhand ANTISELL. Odd Fellows Hail,
Seventh and Market. Bl7 tt
uoRNUNG'S UPRIGHT PIANOS; MOST BRIL-
Ii liant and powerful. 917 Mission st. Jyl5 ly
DECKER a SONS PIANOS. MUSICAL INSTRU-
IL ments, aud full stock OF 10c Sheet-music. ZENo
MAUVAIS MUSIC CO., 769 Market st. jyl1 If
L'oR STElNWAY, KRANICH e BACH. ROE
Il nisch, Gabler pianos, NJ. GRAY CO., 206 Post 255t
EAND INSTRUMENTS PACKARD ORGANS.
- sheet music. NJ GRAY Co. 2O6 Post st. 20 tt
GOOD SECONDHAND PIANOS; SO MONTHLY
" installmentS. S1ATHAM, 1922 Market. jy2 If
PEST PLACE ON THE COAST TO BUY a PIANO
~ or an organ; pianos from 800; organs from
$50; leading makes; finest stock. T. w. SPENCER
d CO., T23 Market ST., second floor my27 u
CTECk. HARDMAN. yosE AND STERLING
- pianos sold on SO monthly instaIlments BENZ.
CURTAZ SON sole agents. 20 oFarre St au75;
L. w. SPENCER q CO.. AGENTS CHrCKERINd
Il i. q Sons, Conover Bros. Colby and Opera pianos,
1928 Market St, History building second floor. 26t
byron MAUZY. AGENT SOHMER, HALLETr&
II Cumstou, Newly a Evans 30S Post my221
THE BANCROFT COMPANY, 72l MARKET ST.
sole agents for the Miller Benning. Stultz Bauer
and kurtzmanu pianos and hrSt-class organs fel4tt
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OFFER wANTED-MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE:
~ an elegant oyster-house. bar and restaurant,
" IA nicely furnished rooms upstairs; pays clear
$500 month; first cash offer buys it. l. u. BAR
NAEN. Z Us MARKET s.. near IaKlnr IL
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKIAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
Office OF TIE MoRNING CALI, S57 Broadway, near
Seventh ST. once hours a. Nj. TO 8 P NJ.
GO50 JUST LOOK. LOTS NEAR THE
u ZCU. Berkeley local train at Lorin Station;
the handsomest built homes of any suburb of San
Francisco or Oakland; only $3.50 per lot Il taken
worth double the price asked. See owner, II. Is.
PINNEY ass Ninth ST., Oakland, near broadway;
office open until O'Clock every night. 1y2l lSt
So 800 bargain the Celebrated rat Mountain
View ranch OF 260O acres, locared in Mendocino
per acre. For full particulars apply address E.
w. WOODWARD q CO., 9O2 Broadway, Oakland. II
GoOO TO $500 EACH-A RARE CHANCE FOR
manding a grand view OF san Francisco. Golden
Gate and the bay cities; new subdivision of the
Glen Echo Tract just put the maket; street-cars
pass the tract; terms only "A cash, baan in
monthly or quarterly paYments don't put &c on.
son, ABB Ninth ST.. Oakland. jy5 II
w ILLIAM j. DINGEE-oAKLAND real. ES-
w tate Tor sale or exchange; office, Nos AGO ana
49, Eighth ST. Oakland, CAL; send for illustrated
price-list. Je24 q
QeOO sIDE-HILL LOT 3oox1OO; Shell
DOUU. tered $. frontage; $50 CASH $40 month
ly. CHAS. A. BAILEY, owner, 624 Market tel9 Il
NEW 2-sTORY HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
IN bath; stone walks; lot 25x100; in central
location, San Pablo ave $1,000; easy terms
MCDONALD & CAMERON. 479 Ninth Sc, Oak
OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS TO
u rent with board; all modern eonvenlences prI-
waite family. 562 Eighth ST., bet Clay and Jefferson.
l block from local train. jyl5 I'm
A ELLINGTON HOUSE, Ara NINTH ST, OAK
n Iand-First-cass family boarding house:
blocks from local train jyl5 Inns
ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE. AZ
~ the Albany, Fifteenth and BrOadw3y, oakland;
one block from the narrowgauge depo-; table Is M
ELEVATOR arfngfau
in every way. q. a. MAUERHAN, Propr'etor.ii sm
w ILLSoN HOUSE, OPP. CITY HALL ELK
w CANT sunny rooms; reasonable rates; special
tentiUn given to the comfort of guests, both tran
sent and regular. 14Ih and Washington, 70 Sm
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GOQD MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING
S'COU. business located in thriving town near
san Francisco; fun value for the money: doing a
good business; thorough Investigation allowed W
=. ROSS. S4S1o Market
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I75O EAaTMEh MATED Sr. N shiao
gold, silver and nickel plating and novelty machine
worAs lathing, and general lire OF manufacturing
IN all kinds light mechanical hardware goods. with
the finest aud latest machinery run by steam;
hrst class custom guarante eing profit of 81 per
month 10 each. and rapidly growing business:
not necessary to understand the business;
keep plain accounts. meas time. etc; will ind
plenty TO do; full value: chance: employs
hands GEO. STEW III KpgTuV 81
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G.O0S WELL WORTH $3.50; COFFEE SA-
u 40. loon and restaurant: lust the place for
man and wife; one of the incest, cosest and easily
run places In this city; is on leading business
street; has splendid run OF trade; is fitted I'D in
all the latest style and elegance: cheap; never
such bargain; must sell; come and see Tor your
SELF and make an offer. GEO. STEWART, 1855
kearny ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25

S.E>Ep PARTNER WANTED: IEADY MAN
tHAOV. TO take orders and attend to office in
good paying cash business that requires assistance
Of an active partner. BOOKER y TEMPLE SAL
Market St, Room !. It's
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25

GSSH SALOON AND LUNCH HOUSE-SO.
tDOOO. bar fixtures aud furnished rooms: do
ing big busin large crew of men paid cif IN the
place weekly; rare chance BOOKER ~ TEMPLE,
S4l Market st. Its