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santa Clara Fair.

SAN JOSE, August 11th.-Fair week opened to
day with cool and delightful weather. and with
promise of a large atten0ance during the races.
The events of the day were two special races
for named horses for purse of $500 each.
DR.. Swift won the first race, for PAGERS and
trotters, in straight heats, Anrie C. second.
Best time, 2:i6.
The second race was won by Maud c., Nut
grove second. Best time 2:40s4
Major Scott's Death.
SAN DIEGO. August 1lth "A report comes from
/ the City of Mexico that when the Mexican Gov
ernment made demand on the English Gov
ernment for Major Seott's return TO Mexico on
account of his connection with the filibuster-
ing scheme, they were notified that he died on
his way to India. Maj IT Scott was general man
ager OF the International Company at the time
, OF the expose.
Bitten by g Rattiesnake.
GLOBE (ATiz.), August 11th a soldier name1
Brgn, of Troop I, Tenth Cavalry, stationed AZ
Fort Apache, Ariz., was bitten IL the face by &
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Y. NJ. j., No. 81, meets this (ruesdsy)
evening at FiIemens Hall at o. clock.
Z. p. BYREE, President
A. C. KAUFMAN Secretary It's
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BrrcHAm's pills cure bilious and nervous
ills
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WASHINGTON, August 1lth.-First Assistant
Postmaster General Clarkson to-day ten6e, ed
to the President his resignation, TO take effect
September 1st next.
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Regular Meeting Fair Oaks Corps No.
1S, THIS EVENING at 7:30 o'clock.
SARAH CUNNINGHAM, President.
ADDIE SHIELDS Secretary Its
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Regular meeting of California Temple
No. l, Pythian Sisters, THIS (Tuesday) EVEN
ING, at 7:20 O'Clock. at Pythian Castle.
WSSSIE KATZENSTEIN, NJ. E. C.
NJ A EITZGERALn. NJ of r. C. It's
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GENERAL Notice.

The best place in California to have your
printing done: 4. J. Johnston Co.'S, 40 J
treet. Sacramento Cal.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Narrow Escape Of a Steamer ia The
St. Lawrence Rapids.
TIE NEW CABINET OF PEsU.
One Hundred and Fifty Persons
Shot by Arabs Mormon
Doctrines-Etc.
fQpE
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The RrooRp.UNloN
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New Postomce.


WASHINGTON, August 1lth-A new postoffice
has been established at Lakeview, 0rmsby
county, Nevada, with II. NJ. Hobart as Post
master.
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Charges Submitted.

WASHINGTON, August 1lth.-The charges and
specifications in the cases of Colonel kautZ
Eighth Infantry, and General Brook have been
submitted by General Schofi=ld to the Secretary
of War for his action.
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VXTANTED-CARPENTER AT THE CAPITOL
w Packing Company, corner Eleventh and
streets aul0 &c
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NANrED-l.s.sI. -euUND.

"ANTED-BY A RELIABLE YOUNG MAN,
w a position as clerk in drug store; four
years practical experience; best of references
from last employer. Address G. w. B. No. l0l5
street aull-3t*
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CALESMAN.-AN ENERGETIC MAN WANT
y ed to push our manufactures on this ground;
one of our agents earned IS 200 in 1889 Address
z. 0. Box l 81. New York. au11 1-4t&
, 1890-03-29
A ROSA
The Celebrated Artists Painting of a
a wyoming Horse.

William H. Force, Manager of the
Post Percheron Horse company writes in
terestinply from Brooklyn toa Cheyenne
friend with Rosa Bonheur's painting of a
Wyoming wild horse as his subject.
Though it is two and a half years since,
through the indefatigable efforts of Mr..
Force, a beautiful untamable broncho was
sent to Miss Bonheur at her request,
the event will be remembered,
The painting has been completed aud
presented % John Arbuckle of New
York. Mr.. Force says hat the work of
the celebrated artist is a grand painting,
full OF life and action and perfect in every
detail.
The horse, which was brought from the
range and loaded on the cars here with
the greatest difficulty, has been presented
to Buffalo Bill. and is a feature of his
Wild West show.
1t is the intention oil Miss Bonheur to
execute a great painting of buffalo hunt
and sketches of this Wyoming horse re
tanned by her will be used in the pro
ductiou. The artist is very anxious tc
visit this country and especially Wyom
ing and the west.
, 1890-03-29

Taking effect March 18th passenger
rates to principal cities east, will be re
duced. This does not mean A rate war
between the lines in Cheyenne. but is in.
tended to give Cheyenne people the hen
fit of unsettled rates.
First class limited tickets, CHEYENNE to
Chicago or Peoria, SIS; St. Louis, SIS;
second class to Chicago or Peoria, SIS.
First class limited, Cheyenne to Coup.
Gil Bluffs, Omaha, st. Joe, Atchison, Ne
braska City, Lincoln. Beatrice. Hastings.
Grand Island, Columbus and Central Civ
$40
From Cheyenne to Kansas City, $II. 40
DO you think of going east, call at the
Burlington office, where you can obtain
all necessary information.
J + MCCLuNG agent
, 1890-03-29

A large number OF Cheyenne society
people attended the production OF a farce
comedy called A Boz of Monkeys BY Fort
Russell amateurs at Garrison Hall Thurs
day evening. The cast included Mrs.
Humphrey, Mrs. Ogle. Miss Dickens.
Lieut.. Frier and Lieut.. Kerr. The tai
ented ladies acted with rare grace and
the gentlemen acquitted themselves cred
itably.
The stage setting for the one scene of
the two acts was charming. Rich portiers
and beautiful paintings contributed to a
decorative poem.
Prof. Otto Neske, the bandmaster, led
the orchestra and the music was very good.
II. Townsley is the scene artist.
, 1890-03-29

III. V. Gates who was engineer of con-
struction during the building of the Car
bon Cutoff last year, came in from Ogden
Yesterday morning and Immediately LETT
for the CheJ enne & Northern front.
He will direct the work of extension.
Mr.. Gates is recognized as one of the
most competent railway construction en-
siDeers in the west.
A construction train will be sent to
Wendover in a few days.
, 1890-03-29
The Funny Show.


Mr.. Charles II. Hoyt's a Hole IN the
Ground was the attraction last night,
and, to judge by the merriment it created.
was highly appreciated by a large audi,
ence. The singing and dancing were
excellent, and many new situations and
songs have been added to the play. which
we're greatly enjoyed. Among the songs
which seemed to take was a ba e ball
song with the chorus. Slide, Kelly,
Slide." The company WAS very good and
the music excellent.
At the opera house to-nlght.
, 1890-03-29
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Vi
Throughout the City.

No public schtol next week.
Superintendent Baxter is out vest.
A. III. Swan arrived from the south
yesterday.
The old Union Pacific coal chutes have
disappeared.
MANY celebrants were laid up Tor re
pairs yesterday.
Laramie's -four mill will be in operation
again in SIX weeks,
A number of fine flags were stolen
Thursday evening.
Alex. Turnbull & Co, undertakes
Geo. II. Willard, manager.
Superintendent Munroe has ordered a
chime whistle for the new shops. 3
Jud L. Brush. of Greeley, was a guest
at the Inter Ocean Thursday and yester-
day.
The Arapahoe seminary on the Wind
River reservation was reopened last Nom
day.
The meeting suggestion that the ar
rangement committee buy a high hat for
each male citizen met with favor
Royal Horse association is now the nam
oil the company so long known as the
Post Percheron Horse association.
Important business will come come be-
fore the meeting Of Cheyenne ladies' at
Mrs. Posts residence this evening.
Hon. John NJ. Kuykendall is up from
Denver. He purchased a fine team Of
native horses from r. S. Van Tassell yes
ter6ay.
John D. Robinson, OF the Palace barber
shop. and Miss Alice j. Highly. Of San
Francisco, were married at noon yesterday
by Rev. S. W. Bird.
Will Winters came over from Laramie
yesterday and leaves this morning for As
pen, Col, where he enter, the service of
the leading druggist.
A brilliant farewell parry to Capt. and
Mrs. Humphrey Was rlven st Library hall
last evening. 1t will be fully described in
tomorrow LEADER.
Hoyt's Hole az lie Ground. a roaring
comedy, will be given at the opera house
tonight. The company Includes pretty
girls and funny favorltes.
Officer Bob" Ingalls, sported his gold
headed cane yesterday and the day before
He explained by saying that he wore the
stick only on state occasions.
Persons ranging cattle on the Shoshone
reservation have been instructed to remove
the stock by April I. The order comes
from the Interior department.
The city pays for an electric street light
near the West End school, and residents
of that locality ask Tue LEADER to say
they would like to see it burn about hal
the night anyhow.
Step in at Moore's tonsorial p~arlors,
under Kent's bank, and try one of those
latest style hair cuts. Get a smooth
shave and a delightful bath. Tire,
workmen employed.
1t Is a universal CON plant among In
vestors aud others who search the ab
stracts that many holders have failed tG
record old deeds, more particularly those
issued by the Union Pacific.
THE LEADER has received through
Father Nugent an extremely handsome
souvenir volume of the centennial cele
bration and Catholic congress, recently
held in Baltimore. 1t contains portrait,
of all the distinguished Catholic prelate,
of the country.
Secale Flakes at A. Underwood & Bro
, 1890-03-29

Twenty-one Young colored men occupied
a coach attached to yesterday afternoons
Pacific express train. They were hotel
walters en- route to Portland, Ore , where
they will look after the guests of the lead.
ing hotel of that place. F. L Frazier,
a waiter well known in the south, heads
the parry. The boys were from At
lanta. Ga,
, 1890-03-29
s3l,5Oo BY ONE MAN.
Realty investments of Louis r,
Enrich Made Yesterday.
He Buys Four Big Pieces of Choice
Inside Property.
A Sic, 900 Acreage and Two NOta-
BILE Fifth Interest Sales.

In the midst of Thursdays Turmoil
there reached the city from Colorado
Springs Louis R. Enrich. a gentleman
who within twenty four hours becam'
largely interested in Cheyenne realty
making heavy purchases of inside prop
erty Yesterday morning. Mr.. EhricbAn
his brother are famous dry GooS mer-
chants of New York. They have an i'm
mense establishment and advertise extern
sively throughout the country. This
member of the hrm makes his home at
Colorado springs. He is president Of the
chamber of commerce and has done as
much for its advancement as any other
individual. He is public spirited and en-
terprising and a keen business nan of
push and vigor. Mr.. Ehrich's Cheyenne
investment was made through v. Baker,
who interested his customer in Cheyenne
some months ago. These are the pur-
chases:
The Haas property, o ner Themes
and Eighteenth. l~32xl32.........S $500
II. Harrington's two lots, corner
Eddy and Eighteenth, next to
the Pioneer hook house. .......... $500
Old i. r. Bresnahan residence,
corner Thomes and Sixteenth. 1000
MB. NJ. K. Posts old residence.
corner Seventeenth and Capitol
IL. 500
Total ..."."...... ............ $3l 500
1t is learned that a deal for the street
car stables near the Inter Osean is pend
ing, and that a big offer has been made
for the Tivoli corner. Outsiders are after
these properties. Mr.. Enrich looked
critically and lougingly at the Mrs.
Cluney holdings corner Seventeenth and
Thomas.
Kelley 4 Parshall sold Yesterday to G..
w. Stanley and others forty acres in
section I, South Side, for $40, 600.
Home men whose names are withheld
have purchased John Roberts fifth in
terest in the corner opposite St. Mary's
cathedral, corner Nineteenth and Fer
guson. This was a cash transaction.
A fifth interest In Union Square ad
dition was sold by Kelley & Parshall to a
local pool for 81, 900.
The Interior company disposed of a
number of addition lots yesterday.
Riner & johnson will close several good
trades early next week.
Ed f. Stable has completed a resurvey
of Union Square and the plating of Cen
trail addition. The plat of the latter will
be filed in a few days,
In the rush for suburban property the
West End is not being overlooked. Some
of the prettiest land in tow lies west of
the Cheyenne & Northern track and north
of Eighteenth. There are about fifty
handsome cottages in this section, all
owned by the occupants.
1t is expected that the street car line
will go west on Nineteenth.
, 1890-03-29

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Whitehead Ditch company for the
election of trustees and the transaction of
such other business as may properly come
before said meeting. will be held at the
office of the company in Cheyenne, Wyo.
ming, at said company's office on Tues
day, the Sth day OF April. A D. 1890, at
6 o'clock p. III. of SAID dav.
j. R. WHITEHEAD,
Secretary Of said company.
CHEYENNE, March 2Sth, 1890.
, 1890-03-29

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands. chilblains,
=orns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no paw required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by B. B. David, Druggist.
, 1890-03-29

HEADQUARTERS TERRITORIAL Dem
OCRATJC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

ocRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. March 81.
Inasmuch as the 18th day of April has
been agreed upon all over the United
States as the time for observing the ami
versary of the birth of Thomas Jefer.
son. a mass meeting of the Democrats of
the state of Wyoming is hereby called to
meet at Rawlins on said day to celebrate
in a proper name the noble deeds of
the great apostle of Democracy.
1t is hoped that there will be a large
and representative gathering from all
parts of the new state.
X. f. GLOVER, Chairman.
j. c. BAIRD, Secretary.
, 1890-03-29

Myers & Foster, 3O7 Sixteenth street.
successors to John Myers. proprietors of
the Wyoming shoe store and shoe shop,
have put on two more good men and are
now able tn turn out any number of boots
and shoes to order. Repairing of all
kinds, good leather and good work at
moderate prices.
, 1890-03-29
Notice.

The ladies of Cheyenne are requested
to meet at the residence of Mrs. NJ. +.
Post this evening at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. L PosT, President.
, 1890-03-29
Scandinavian Lutherans.

A meeting Of the Scandiran Lutheran
congregation will be held this evening at
the church, at 8 O'Clock, for the purpose
of consulting in reference to the work Of
the church. Rev. c. Hulse, travelling
secretary of the Lutheran Synod of Ne
braska, is in the city and will be present
at the meeting. All the Scandinavian
friends are urgently invited to be present.
, 1890-03-29
REAL ESTATE.

Deeds tor these transfers have been
fled for record at the Office of the county
clerk:
A. II. Appel and wife to Louis r.
Enrich, lot 5. block 356, valus-
bic consideration and.............$ |
Mary L. Cranwell to Frank A.
Stanley and wife, east twenty
Six feet OF lot .. block 359....... |
Frank G. Lyons and wife TO Chas.
Linn, lot 6, block l76........... $50
Amalia B. Post to Aaron H. Ap-
pei. lot 5, block 356.............. 1000
, 1890-03-29
A

Fine brick residence on Ferguson street,
full lot 66xl32, only s., 900.
KELLEY K PARsHAlL.
, 1890-03-29

At Ashford's palace barber shop. oppo-
site the postofice. there are five chairs
and that many firstclass workmen. Hair
cutting a specially. Best baths in the
city. Quicker work than usual today.
, 1890-03-29

Good price paid for white rags at
Leader office.
, 1890-03-29
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-Two houses. Apply to
Jas, Kerrigan corner Eighteenth and
Snyder streets.
, 1890-03-29

l Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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GIIFoRSIA HOTEL, EAST BERKELEY; GOOD
l. rooms; family orsinsie inen; board opt.onaLIm
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C.JQn PARTNER WANTED TO-DAY-LIGHT
u -OO. and pleasant inside work: giving steady
employment; clearing Sl3 TO ST. per week TO each;
not necessary TO understand the business: must be
willing TO work In store and make himself generally
useful; no night or Sunday work; business easily
learned; VIII suit any industrious, steady, sober
4 TFa.rp got
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NEARLY NEW KNABE PIANO, $500. w G.
IN BADGER, 725 Market ST., History building
ground hoOr). iy1S7 1t
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ROOMS TO LET-CoNTINUED.


110 THIRD : SUNNY FRoNT-ROoM SUITE
dO gas and BATH furnished front room, large
kitchen, hot and cold water also double and single
rooms. iy23 3t*
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S240O a SP Pr GOOD THlNg fe Hoq 9S
lth: rents $50 per month which can he in
creased; brick sewer basalt block pavement and
sidewalkiug lust completed and paid FOR; this
find. o. D. BALDWIN, JuoSr y MEkTENs, 23S
MOntponprV 81 NIB SuWe
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DARLoR GRAND STEINwAY q SONS PIANO:
i cost Sl4U0 will be sold at great bargain. w.
q. BADGER, 725 Market ST. iylS7t
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G1T6O GEARY slot 81 FEET w. OF
~ OO. Cook size 25NlO0; Will be worth
double the money improvements now
under way in this vicinity are completed o. ID.
street jy20 SuWe II
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C.cNOn NINTH-ST BUSINESS PROPERTY,
ECOOUO. w. side, $50 feet :. OF Harrison; with
fair improvements this property will pay handsome
income and steadily enhance In value o. D.
BALDWIN, JOoSr * MERTENS, 23S Montgomery
1y2O II SuWe
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LODGING HOUSES FOK SALE.

C.JO5O 80 rooms; fine location: clearing 800
u 1ZOU. per month. Elegantly furnished corner
house 20 rooms clearing AT least 81 per month;
price $500: Is rooms: all floor; Kept by
present owner II years: price $1,000. Is rooms
near Geary aud Mason; $3.50. 10 rooms; Geary and
Jones Money loaned. w. I. HEALEY, 1904
Market street Its
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GtO7En EACH-5 LARGE Preside HEIGHTS
u - w lots, ~ :6Xl32:7: on S. side Sacramento
ST. mr. Central ave-; only one-third cash, balance on
easy terms o. D. BALDWIN, JOOSI ~ MEKTENS,
23S Montgomery ST iy20 SuWe If
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GO5Q0 EACH-2 LOTS. n. SIDE FULTON
trZOOO St. SO feet W. OF Lyon size 25xl00;
see them without delay. o. d. BALDWIN, JooSr
A MERTENS o9S Montgomery ST iyl3 If SuMe
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$1,000 PaR seGif s tG zg 9H sGhs
very cheap. o. d. BALDWIN, JOoS ~ MERTENS,
lbs Montgomery St iyl3tf SuWe
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g..JO60 FOR II NICE LEVEL LOTS IN THE
gov Excelsior Homestead, not far from the
Mission road: particularly well adapted for milk
ranch. o. u. BALDWIN, JOOST " MEkIENS, 2So
Montgomery ST. Jyl3 IT SuWe
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COLLARD.S COLLARD UPRIGHT PIANO; FINI4
y tone. W. Il. BADGER, 725 Market st. jylS 1t
EMERSON UPRIGHT PIANO. W. e. BADGER,
II 725 Market St WIS IT
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l.1-60 McALLISTER ST. E. OF BAKER;
u - OU. lot 25xle0; this property is offered at
a bargain. o. ID. BALDWIN, JOoSr q MEhrENS,
23S Montgomery st. jy13 II Save
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Q.d0DO VERY PhETTY MODERN COTTAGE
n 1OOO. of rooms and bath, on Liberty
Heights, Church ST.; grand view Of the city.
o. d. BALDWIN, JoOST q MERTENS, 23S Mont
gomery ST. jyl3 SuWe If
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COSOO HOTEL BUSINESS FOR SALE
SDAOOO. so rooms; centrally located; com
peteiy furnished; handsome bar and billiards; do
ing an enormous trade; house full the year round
clears 70 S275 to 100 per month; rent only Sl25;
under long lease; house well and favorably known
as being one OF the best appointed aud wei kept
hotels in the city; always nsuTing house full OF
guests For bargain seldom met with, apply at
once to GEO. STEWART. 1875 Kearny st. 1t
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u.O-Ln SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON
IL OU. Baker ST., nr. Grove: within few feet
Of main entrance TO the park; size 25xl2l 10;
this is a bargain. q. ID. BALDWIN, JOOST.& MER-
TENS S3S MONTGOMERY iyl3 If SuNe
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DARGAIN-GRoCERY AND BAR INQUIRE OF
ID CARTAN MCCARTHY, Wholesale liquor mor-
chant, 3l2 Sacramento ST. jy22 3t<
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Q Dnn GROJEKN SIOEE And BAR FOR
II IOVV. sale; fine opening; something that is
specially good; in the neiEhburhOUd OF Fifth and
Market SIS: owner compelled 10 sell on account of
being engaged IN business that keeps his time
trely away from this; anybody with common sense
Ono matter what their previous business has BEEN
KearuV St II
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Q.IDS0 CENTRALLY LOCATED LOT ON
ID L -OO. Tay ST., near Clay aud Powell; size 22x
So; improved at a small outlay; viii bring good in
come. o. d. BALDWIN, JOOSr a MERTENS, 23S
Montgomery st. iyl3 SuWe II
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Qn)DS0 ONLY-FOR THAT MAGNIFICENT
GOV corner lot, sox1O5, on SW. cor Liberty
aud Church sts.; fine chance for lovely home, o.
d. BALDWIN, JUoST u MERTENS, 2Ss Mont
COmery ST. WIS If SuWe
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@Q0OQ LARGE CoRNER; PACIFIC
eNOUOO. heights; NE. Jackson and Broderiek
SITS: size 55Xl00: cable-cars pass the lot can't be
duplicated at this price; cali Immediately. w. l.
MORGAN a CO., 5I2 Cal. st. jy20 II Su w
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no BUY OR SELL A LoDGING-HoUsE GO TO
/. u. BARNARD, li4S Market ST., bet Mason
and Ia Tor: established 1859. Its
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-17
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1t is both light and strong and made Of IN.
best material and manner.
Considering the various uses TO which /.
can be put, it is undoubtedly the obe.n0s
ladder ever made.
1t is just as necessary 10 have conyenI@,
ladder about the house as an ak or hateba
you cannot well be without one about bors
cleaning time for cleaning windows Whit
washing, painting hanging pictures, &c. h
case of a fire by having a ladder handy va
can save not only property but not unireooes
tly life as well.
+. E. STEVENS
10 81 Prince George S., Annapolis