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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-06
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS,
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


A LAMBDA AGEN Y-ADVERTISEMENTS
n and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch ONCE OF THE MORNING CALL, SCHNEI-
DER Il Co. 1895 Park ST.
0J6O0 COTTAGE OLA ROOMS; LOT 25xl2O:
W CUO. block from Narrow-gauge station.
Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD, cor. Park st. and
Central ave, Alameda. t306) de6 II
NC2n0 $500 CASH, BALANCE $25 PER
high basement No. 1913
$3O00-Lot 4Ox15O: cottage OF 5 rooms and bath;
fine garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
month. No. ASH
S325O-Lot 37:sxl2O: new 2-story house OF
rooms and bath; fine marine view $500 cash, bal
ance $40 per month. No. 4S2
$4OOO-Lot 5Ox15O; cottage of rooms and bath,
with stable; a NV corner; $500 cash. balance $40
per month. No 4S4
$46OO-Lot 81 l40; new 2-story house; rooms
and bath; $1,000 cash, balance $40 per month 49l
$4700-Lot 81 :6xlOU; 2-story house OF
rooms and bath. on Central ave-; $1,000 cash. bal
anee $50 per month. No. sos
$50O0-Lot 69xl49; cottage OF rooms and bath,
with store, barn and orchard: SW. corner All
$6S4O-Lot 1l5x200: cottage OF 8 rooms and
BATH windmill and tank; easy terms. No. 496
$7O0O-Lot SOx2OO: cottage of rooms and bath:
fine garden. lawns, etc.; best ncighhorhood; bar
gain. No. Is
Bargains in building lots in all parts OF Alameda,
also house TO let and money to loan, by ii. Z.
MOREAL d CO., 142S Park ST., Alameda aud 402
Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. ocl9
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Mosbv sues The 1,oxe,nmen,

John S. Mosby, at one time Consul to
Hong-Kong, has sued the Government for
$500, alleged to be due him as consular fees.
The amount alleged to be due him was col
lected by Consul Withers, his successor,
from ships owner for entry during Mos
by'S tenure OF office.
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Divorces Granted.

Louisa Rojo has been granted a divorce by
Judge Lawler from Alexander Rojo for de-
sertion. She was awarded the custody Of a
minor child and SIS month alimony. Har-
riet Pacy was divorced by Judge LAWYER
from Joseph Pacy for deserion.
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Young Men. Debating society.

This evening at s O'Clock the Young
Mems Christian Association Debating So
ciety viii discuss the following subject
SHOULD the Telegraph System and Rail-
roads of This Country Be Owned and Con-
trolled by the Goverument?' The debate
will take place at the association building
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BERKELEY ROOMS AND HOUSES.

. NEW HOUSES: PRICE $4,000 TO $1,000; ALL
- modern improvements; macadamized street. N.
L-FREESE, corner College way and Walnut ST..
berkeley no29 26t<
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.


OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADvERTIsE MENTs AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF THE AoRNISe CALI, so7 broadway, near
seventh St onice hours A. NJ to 8 P. NJ.
GSOO EACH-lU LOTS IN THE INCEST SUB
UCuO urb of Oakland, Lorin, near new electric
road ana new ferry to San Francisco; fine unob-
make money: size of lois 40xI6O; terms $50 cash,
balance $40 per month don't fail to these lots.
GoSnn s24 TWENTY EIGHTH ST., HALF
.p-cVo. block from San Pablo ave. Oakland:
Groom house, bath, etc. well; all street work
Eddy st. de4 rs
@I1SO NEAT GROOM COTTAGE ON LIN
DdICO ~, den St. near station W. E. BARNARD
cable. W. E BARNARD s SON, ASS Ninth St,
oakland. de3 1t
G0S0O FINE 5-RooM COTTAGE: ALL MOD
DAOUO. ern conveneGces: beautiful view: lot
30. Block l40. p. NJ. CHAFFEE, cor. Twenty
third ave. and Fourteenth st. East Oakland de3 1t
GISO LOTS IN FRUITvALE; 5000 LOTS AT
% W Golden Gate; 1915. $3.50 and 800 lots,
4oxl35, 45Xl35, ut Lorin. See L. l.. SALISBURY,
owner; Office and residence, ATS Ninth St, Oak
land deS tt
COOK GREAT SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL
epC-o. lots, only 100 feet from Piedmont avenue
b. rIN>EY, 464 Ninth ST.. Oakland. no3O If
Judd, HANLEY a. CO. HAVE REMOVED TO
- 1881 Park St, where we prepared to
Dulld homes to suit pure hasers on easy terms also
improved and unimproved property for sale n23 II
DOR SALE IN TERMINAL TRACT, PIEDMONT;
situated at terminus of Piedmont cable-road, in
the most desirable portions OF the Piedmont dis
trict; has a frontage on cable-road OF 727 feet;
ground elevated and of just sufficient grade to give
every lot magnificent, unobstructed view of the
haTbor, the Golden Gate, San Francisco and Oak
land; streets graded and cement sidewalks laid:
city water piped to property; 10 minutes ferry
trips between San Francisco and the Terminal
Tract. The Terminal Tract Is the cream OF Pied
mont. Inquire of T. A. HERON, 1850 Broadway,
L. q. Box 232. Oakland, Cal. nO20 I'm
BARGAIN FOR A FEW DAYS; BEAUTIFUL
- residence lot in the hnest portion of Oakland;
ear station, schools churches, etc; cement side
walks. Call Tor particulars on A. H. BREED 4 CO.,
32S Montgomery ST.. Safe Deposit Building. San
Francisco nol6 I'm
7 OTIS 800, 1925, $3.50, s200-S2o DOWN. $40
II per month; last chance for cheap lots; Seminary
ave-; only few more beautifully situated lots left
in this tract; Seminary ave. now severed franchise
granted for electric railroad. which passes the
property: buy before the raise For further partc-
1888 Twenty-third ave, East Oakland, new Bank
Building. nol4 tt
com LEVEL LOT, 25xl25, IN BERKELEY;
DAlO. sidewalked; handy to station: IS cash. $5
monthly: 1000 other lots: all kinds send for maps
CHAS. A BAILEY, owner, 20 Montgomery. oc22 Il
T OTIS ON PIEDMONT AVE. % :6x14O TT 800,
IL $3.50; lot at Golden Gate. blocks from sta
tion. 50xl25 IT, south front only $500; easy terms.
SALISBURY 4 FITZGERALD, AIS Ninth st. Oak
land. oc4 II
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MASS AtiE.


NJ RS. CROFT0N AND MISS JELE, S59 MISSION
IVA ST. baths, alcohol and vapor; scientific massage
ladies' or gents; chronic ailments special. dc6 7t<
" ROSE CLEVELAND. FROM n. Y, WITH
II new assistants. Nucleus House. X. -. de3 s.
DOSE ELAFoNT-BEsT MASSAGE IL EDDY
II ST. Pariors 6 and Z. my2I IT
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PAKTNEKsHIP NoIICLs.

TBE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
i ing between IVORY WELLS and II. l.. JOSLIN
is dissolved by mutual consent. IVORY WELLS.
de5 3t$ Ii. L. JOSLIN,
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OAKLAND HOUSES ANO ROOMS.


I ARGE HALL; FINE OPENING FOR DANCINa q,
- school or skating-rink. Apply 800 Drumm ST.
s. +. de5 5t*
NJ ANlCURE-fINGER-NAIL BEAUTiFIED AT
w 1885 Market ST. Oakland. by an artist. au3l tt
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j l. Book, Nevada
A Blanchard, Chicago
X Gillian, Chicago
w White, Denver
Mrs Jones, Pasco
Miss McLurlock, London
The Misses Harvey, SactC
PALACE
f l. Lavanburg.New Yorl
j Marx, New YORK
A i Jones, Oroyille
i II Miller, San Diego
Miss & Cross. San Diego
Mrs l. X Hamilton, SactC
King kalakaua Il suite
Honolulu
CIV Macfarlane, Honolulu
Il II Baker, Honolulu
e Caldwell, Red Bluff
w 5 Stitt, Denver
Il Baker 4 VT, Oshkosh
j Faiyre u WI, San Diego
L NJ underhill Il w,SaclI
Miss Underhill. \ o
{ Nj Wooster, san Jose
t II Douglass, Menlo Parl
L Qualtraugh, Z S n
> j Fisher. Santa Cruz
j @ Lewis d VT, Oakland
j 5 Woodruff, Chicago
+ V Fisher, Keno
w u Bliss Sonora
Z a Rice. Colorado
w C Bakcock, Mare Is,nd
w II Wilson, England
j NJ Price, New \ ork
AMERICAN
L j Collins, Philadelphia;
Z L Farnsworth b ,Mariposs
X johnson, Redding
l. Thomas, kedding
J Il Riley, Redding
j Spade, oregon
j Rikbert. U S n
j \ Golding, Chicago
J L Damon, Oakland
w ID Collins. Philadel
II Hageman, Kansas Cit
G Jamison, Eureka
W Gould. Eureka
J Patterson, Eureka
A Hutchinson,Po Tow
l. w Pardogc. terndale
j ID Eaton, Kansas City
ii Martin, Yuma
S Is Martin, Yuma
l. Lewis, Redding
j Healey, Fairhaven
: G Miller, Santa Rosa
Miss c Miller, Santa Rosa
Miss A Dwyer, San Jose
NJ Thomson, San Jose
NJ ID Stewart, Ferndaie
w V Hughes, Deadwood
L King, Eureka
j Lee. Alaska
w thompson, Alaska
J Mcdonald, Seattle
INTERNAL
j Stearne, Napa
q IL Curry, Oakland
+ NJ Brown, Seattle
l. Bearner d VT, Sta Cruz
II 4 Rucker & VT, Cal
II Edwards. Portland
& & de Mott, Portland
ii Petchell, Chicago
n Gutherie, st Helena
Il Roy, ST Helena
II Lenthal. Liyermore
Z Lenthai, livermore
L A Hansen, Mendocino
Il f Wilson. Port Costa
II Henderson, Port Costs
L Arlington, Chicago
U West Fort Washington
j We liner. Santa Cruz
j ii burke. New Orleans
w Hanna, Livermore
+ Newall, Wrlghts
c Brown, California
s A wilkinson, Cal
G WlttarsoD, Eureka
j Eckhert, Boulder
A ii Laton, Bodeya
A Fillmore, Wet oria
j II Golding, Chicago
c II Alexander, Arkansa.
+ Shutter. California
RUSS
Il Dodge. Livermore
j Simpson. CoiuSa
T. G Seigei, Coiusa
G NJ Buse, Gridley
L Bell, California
J Sheriff, Santa Rosa
j Caldwell, Pieasanton
Il Soal. Santa Cruz
} ketchum q W. FortBrag
Nj j Franks, Santa Cruz
Z NJ Brown Il {, Coyell0
S j Chalfant, Ukiah
Miss q i Durell. San Jos.
w h Stewart, U $ y
ID Salisbury, California
X JOY, Sacramento
III PerSy, Iowa
Il + Thurmond. Santa Bal
q Thurmond, Santa Bari
ii webb, Santa Barbara
X Burrows, Grass Valley
w Minkel, Healdsburg
Capt Gray, MERGED
Il Damon, Idaho
| j & Wright, Calico
II Q Sargent, Lodi
D Stripe, Portland
w Peeas Il w, Spokane
j Snow. Heaidsburg
Miss + Baker, Lyons
Mrs Bopper a I, SantaRoi
} q Edgecumbe, Vallejo
j L Byrne AZ W. Oakland
| j A Witch, Eureka
J w Apper a W. Seattle
&C Walters, California
5 w Williams, San Jose
w G Ruff. Oroville
Miss X Dsyol, OroyilIe
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&c Martin. England
7 Carroll. England
Miss K Henderson, Oregon
Miss l. NJ Leeds, S Cruz
Miss q l. Jewell. NJ
Miss h M Lyon, Chicago
~ Hishikama. Japan
! Miss J + Locke. Japan
Mrs l. Mcdonald. Chicago
il NJ Lakar, Stockton
T. Such, U 5 S Charleston
| w Hawkins, Santa Cruz
&c Lumett, Santa Clara
+ 7 thompson, Honolulu
.B McCreary, Sacramento
HOTEL.
w ii Wright, Livermore
II Small, Sacramento
\ ID KICKS. TaylorYille
Mrs l. McGraw, Helena
Miss Olive Wilson, Winter
Miss Lottie Wilson, Wintr
A j Chapman. Reno
A Humphreys, Santa Rosa
} X Cochran, Chicago
J j Davis, Shelbyville
A l. Levinsky, Stockton
ii Adams, stockton
w 7 Kelsey, Nisalia
L Il Mington, California
NJ Dorsey, Philadelphia
HOUSE.
A Legraud, Portland
Y q blanchard, Piaervlle
w A Carothers. Fresno
Mrs NJ L Southworth,
Stockton
W L Mcconnell, Santa r
A Z Macomber, Arizona
Y + Church IL W. Fresno
H A Warehouse. n Y
- + Rooney, Sonora
Mrs W ID Tisdale, San J
Z w Smith. san Mateo
j Z Pierce, San Mateo
n 7 Vallejo, Fresno
Mrs Il Lewis IL d, Capitola
lP Power. Alameda
IT z Peterson, San Jose
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MEDICAL.

I AIDES IN NEED OF QUIET AND STRICTLY
u confidential place to confine should call at MRS
IDA BIEB!.ER'S. 1919 Market ST.; graduated mid
wife and doctress at Leipsic; years practical ex-
perlence, with best results: and board. deg 81
A CHANCE FOR LADIES TO MAKE MONEY
n Call at our Office and the best selling article
in the world: big pay: easy wor1 St Louis Surgi-
cal Institute Company, 10l Grant ave.. San Fran
cisco. del It's
hrs. NINE. BALLiN, LADIES' PHYSICIAN
~ ony-A great boon for lauies; monthly irrepu-
larIties treated under Professor Hellbrunnen's en-
tirely news method; latest scientific discoveries
either with medicine or otherwise without using
Instruments; result painless. safe and restored
In marvellous short time: consultation free in all
modern languages; hours--l0 10 IL A. N. and to
lI04 Market ST. no3D l4ts
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n UERRERO ST., Mr.. 22D; 2 FLATS OF AND
VI rooms each and bathroom; rented for S45
lot 24x105; street macadamized aud severed.
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FOLSOM ST., BET. STH AND 9TH; N SIDE:
25x90, and 2story double house; d rooms in
each; rent $40; stores In this block now: street
accepted; $1,000.
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PLoCK BY THE OCEAN: $1,000; BLOCK OF 81,
u acres; No. 1912, one block E of the ocean, bet
z and X and 18th and 47th aves.: this block be
reached through the park and by ocean beach; 1t
can be fenced. built upon and cultivated.
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BUCHANAN ST. AND HICKORY AVE, BET.
- Oak and Fell 2-story bow window house; store
below and rooms in rear fiat upstairs;
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j II Ham, Lemoore
n L II Signor, U SN
Mrs L L Smith, N
DR. Il 7 Holmes, USSBearI
I Ashworth, Oakland
TX Marrener, Oakland
Il A stevens, Sacramento
L Keichert, Sacramento
w Jackson, New jersey
G / Pearson, New Jersey
w q Flint, San Jose
G = Blow, U SN
III Baldwin, Stockton
j 5 Keys, Oakland
OCCIDENT.
j w Gaskill, Santa Cruz
ID A Steven, San Diego
A Burtis, U S Navy
Y Levi. Salinas
ii A Morgan. Santa Cruz
l. 5 Brant, Washington
5 Beel, New York
l. EmmonS, Chicago
II + Garcelon. MINI
s GilkesOn, Missouri
Mrs Gilkeson, Missouri
$ Gilkeson Jr, Missouri
Miss GIlkeSon. Missouri
NJ McLuman, Les Angeles
G Phillips, Los Angeles
GRAND
NJ Graves, San Luis Obs
A L Hermann, San JOSEF
ID & Crummey, San Jose
X { Jones, Portland
Z X Deyere, Modoc
L V Parker IL W. Elmira |
Mrs 7 7 Stephens, TOmall
l. X luIiey, Los Angeles
A e Hirst. San Jose
. l. Jackson, San Jose
w j Potter q W, Maine
ID G keane, New York
A X Simpkins, \ew York I
j Robinson, Oakland
Mrs Mollins, Oakland
LICK Il
j kaufman, Portland
y Hecht, Chicago
j Il Brown, Eureka
w Saunders, Eureka
) Twohy, NiSalIa
ID Casey, N!Salia
II NJ james. Napa
NJ j Kenny, Astoria
ID + Baxter, Yosemite
Is V Brooks, Washington
q K Gibson, Eureka 1
+ Beers, New York
NJ Carter. New York
w A Watson, Santa Clara /
ID i Carver &w. st Helena
5 L Bidale, Hanford /
T. King, Hanford
Mrs 7 / Schrman, Ptld
NEW wESTI
w Whyte, New York !
W j Brown, baltimore
NJ Harlow q W. Sisson
w X Taylor, Stockton
w CaSweil, sacramento
Z A Poage. New York
j Walker, New York
L Harr son. Tacoma
j w Leak, Tacoma
A l. Holmes, Spokane
j j Sinclair, Spokane
II Kohler, New York
L + Holiday, Stockton
l. + Shalei, Stockton
j l. Book, Nevada
A Blanchard, Chicago
X Gillian, Chicago
w White, Denver
Mrs Jones, Pasco
Miss McLurlock, London
The Misses Harvey, Sacto
PALACE
| + Iavauh,1ry Naxy York
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GfOO FIRsT-CLASs CORNER SALOON, BEST
u wv. corner in town. MCLAUGHLIN ~ CO.,
20 kearny 81. del rs
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MINNA ST. BET. Sd AND 4TH; GOOD 2
Nl story and basement house OF rooms and los
20x70; stone blocks down and street accepte Z;
$4,000
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G9S0 PARTNER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a. gov. business that clears 5000 per mouth:
closest inv eStiga t.on. HEALEY. 1000 Market LIZ
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FILLMORE AND LOMBARD; Sc CORNER:
Il 13I 6Nl2O TO rear street; corners and fronts
Fillmore will be business street in this fiat: 3d.
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&oS0 RESTAURANT AND 7 ROOMS ON
tI OpO. cEy front; cheap rent: owner must
leave for Paris. McLAUGHLiN y co, 20 Kearnyl#
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DINE VIEW OF BAY: LOTS 25xl37 IS: $3.50;
\. side Green ST.. bet. Broderick and Baker; very
Lott
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NATOMA ST, NEAR 9TH: RENTS $50; S60OO;
In 25x75; front house OF 10 rooms In teneincnts,
and rear house OF rooms: street In order.
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FEW DECIDED BARGAINS = 5000 ACRES
~ level pasture land in artesiau belt Tulare
County: 81 25 per acre.
$40 acres splendid fruit land miles from Tulare;
S37 per acre, including unlimited for irrlga-
ton.
$500 acres; stock farm; 900 acres In alfalfa: u,-
limited free water; "a per acre; improvements
worth $4,000
90 acres rich bottom land, / mile from railroad
town. three-year-od orchard; Improve
ments worth $3OOU; price $650U.
300 other tracts OF land and orchards from 10
acres To 10000 acres. S. j. STABLER, 1928 Mont
gomery ST., Room 3. de5 lot
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L'oR SALE-CHEAP. on ACCOUNT OF SICK
ness, saloon; side entrance and 3 rooms at
tached; clearinghouse l. rooms. Call at 43S Jessie
street. de6 It's
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FURNITTEE FOR SAFE.

l. URNITURE TO FURNISH FIRST-CLASS RES
i taurant bargain. Laudlady, 777 Market. 80 1t
GOING TO CHICAGo! A CHANCE oPPoR-
VI tunity to buy new. stylish and reliable furni-
ture carpets. etc, at your own price,
able offer will be refused to January LIST. w. j,
HENEY " Co, 8 to "a Ellis ST. 24tf
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pESTAURANT AND OYSTER-HouSE, WITH
h living rooms and basement: must be sold to-
day; no reasonable offer refused. 4O4 o'Farrel
street. deh2
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SUI rsiaIass Saloon haAdsom me- tte p1 M;
IAN stock; splendid day and night trade; coed busi
ness Locations; cheap rent prefers partner hiring
bartender; will teach good the business if not
familiar with il; must have help; never suUhia
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NV. CORNER LOMBARD AND WEBSTER;
IN 1877 :6Xl37 6: $4,000
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COSN COMMISSION BUSINESS PARTNER
u -OO. wanted with a wiGe-awake. rising Young
businessman of good standing and reputation: has
frst-class trade, clearing $50 per and rap
aHce prefers partner TO hired help good man want
cd more than money; can give best OF references an
exceedingly good business that will bear close In
YeStgation. GEO SrEM ART lRh X enrnr ~ lix
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CTEADY RENTS, PERRY ST., NEAR SD AND
~ Harrison; 26x7o aud one of the neatest houses
In the city; In very best of order; floors; rents
$45: a fine buy: $1,000.
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CECOND ST., CORNER AND s-SToRr
y houses; rented for $50; 40x80: cor. Park lans3
bet Bryant ST. and South Park $4,000. IL
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GSSO GRAND CHANCE FOR MAN AND
~ ccO. wife; purchase saloon and rooms: fur
nlture included IN sale. Apply to-day. W. +.
HEAVY, 1000 Market ST. onposte u. III. de- AZ
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WESTERN ADDITION AND MISSION
LOTS.
AIcALLISTER ST, S. SIDE, BET. PIERCE
Nl and Scott; 25x100; very fine locality; cable
cars Dass: SI25U
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G.oS0 SALOON; FIXTURES FOR GROCERY:
UOOO nnest corner in Western Addition: ac-
tuaily worth $500. HEALEY. 1904 Market ST Its
S.oS0 SALOON, NEAR MARKET ST; 3 ELE-
-,p' w. CANT rooms and bath upstairs: rent SS5;
sicknesS cause. WE. HEALY, 1904 Market ST. Its
G9O1 BRANCH BAKERY CANDY AND NO
1O-O. tion store: living rooms: very cheap
rent: hne business HEALi. lOu4 Marker IL
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* coo b., ri WITH THO HORSE AND WAC.
cheap rent; living rooms. Nj. LESS a CO. II
=
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BALDWIN HOTEL

T j Pike. Oakland
7 Sanford, Walnut Creek
+ Stone, Walnut Creek
j NJ Jones, Walnut Greek
X Duggan, Sacramento
j c Dunn, U S n
Mrs I Stackp0le, Stocktn
Miss Russell, Japan
Miss Tucker. New York
lC W Alexander, Caiistoga
l. NJ Williams, Chicago
G kimbaIl, Chicago
L Stein a W, Stockton
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-08-21
q. Reynolds
RIDozv1LLz, Aug. 18th, 1890

Rain, rain. Oh for good rain J is the de-
sire of all IN this section.
Gravel hauling for completing the road be-
tween here and Napoleon began this morn
ing with large force of teams and many
others are coming on.
VIM. Snowman, Democratic candidate for
Sheriff, is now looking the ground over and
getting his fences ready in this township
Mr.. g., SO far as we have heard, is making q
good impression, and his outlook is promis-
ing.
r. A. Rowe, candidate for Auditor, will
shortly make a canvass of the county for the
purpose of making himself better known to
the people of the county. Frank is young
man and staunch Democrat; his ability to
perform the duties of the Office is nnques-
toned.
a brother of Sherman McCord from
Eyansport, visited at the Corners "a day or SO
the past week.
The stone masons have the foundation for
the new school house about completed-the
other work will then be pushed as rapidly as
possible.
The school directors have had a well put
down on the school lot. William Mohr did
the work.
Val. Shrimplin of Defiance, is spending a
short time about the Corners, the guest of
his wife's mother, Mrs. WHEELER. x
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1--WE ARE STILL SPLIT UPw
The Indications Are That the Federal
Election Bill Will Go Over.

IHe elnulCatlOnS Are That the Federal
Election Bill will Go Over.
WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-Thirty-nine
REPUBLICAN Senators held a caucus to-
night. The subject discussed was the
adquisibility of laying aside the federal
election and arranging with the demo-
cratic Senators to have a vote ON the
tariff bill In the near future. Both of
the Pennsylvania Senators, Plumb and
others, advocated laying the election
bill over. They said that it would be
bad policy to keep Congress here much
after the first of September, because
members of both Houses are needed in
the states to take part in the canvass
for members of the House of Represen-
tatives.
Finally, without coming to any
agreement as to future action and with
out fixing day for reassembling, the
caucus adjourned. The debate devel-
oped the fact that about fifteen of. the
Senators present were in favor of let
ting the elections bill go over.
A special injunction of secrecy was
placed on those who were present and
one republican Senator who is noted
for extreme frankness would only
shake his head and say in response to
inquiries: "We are all split up.n
During the course OF his remarks
Senator Quay said that he objected to
having southern republicans in the
House set upon him BY Speaker Reed
to yelp at his heels like a pack of dogs
IN favor OF Senator Hoar's measure.