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The morning call., 1891-01-01
IMPORTED SONG BIRDS.


European Feathcred Songsters Thriving
in Oregon.
In May 1889, European song-birds were
imported by State Society into Oregon and
set free near Portland. Since then the
songsterS, which are useful in the orchards
as well as ornamental and entertaining,
have done we'll and increased largely in num-
ber~-
The imported stock consisted of IN mir.
lack-headed nightingales, pairs of Ora,
song thrashes, 10 pairs of black song tbranai,'
% pairs Skylarks, pairs of siHacSosq 1", nf
~ PAIRS black starings, 10, aias tha UaSt
winch were females a 10 ', nialeS' t,le RESI-
OF the females had trled on the way; 40 pairs
of goldfinches, 10 pairs OF chaffinches, 80
pair, of iinnets, 40 pairs Of ziskinS green
fincbes} 90 pairs cross beaks, l pair real
nighlingales Che had died on the way,
and several pairs of red-brfasted En-
.gliSh robins, the European wren species,
forest finches llOwhammers, green finches.
1t is now no uncommon sight in the vicin-
ity of Portland and in different parts of Ore
gGn to see skylarks carOling far up in the
air, thrushes singing among the trees, and
finches and linnetS near the homes, also
singing as sweety as in their native haunts.
Near Portland the songs Of nightngales have
been heard after dark during all summer.
II is expected that society VIII be formed
in this city very soon for the same Iaufable
purpose, and then the valleys of Santa
Clara, Napa and Sonoma as well as counties
rlsar San FraRcisco viii have their feathered
SOngSterS.
The morning call., 1891-01-01
40 ROSS WANTED.

IL tl,o<Novanber elections taught any one
tbini,. ,,;;itb moro emphasis than another, 1t
was tba,t fine people do not want " boss
at the head of either party. The Republic
can Victory was as much a victory over the
Individual. was riding the Democratic
party to ruin as victory for Republican
policies: The bulk of independent voters
voted the Republican ticket in the beliel
that Mr., Markham had been nominated
without any uuderst nding with the men
who aspired to the position in the Republican
party that Christopher A Buckley occupied
in the Democratic party. In local AFFAIRS
the.same distrust of boss management pre-
walls; The last Legislature and the present
san Francisco Board of Supervisors iur-
.nish EXAMPLES of boss rule which no one
desires to. see Repeated. twill not De 'T Tho
tended that there are not indiNldliii5+
Republican party who would IN. and
such a system Of. dis pensInE ,''t III t,
promoting: legislation: as iY'hi'H ~
ii.,,F :, he f3rmocra(ic party There are
men in: both parties-w ho:are IN ROlltlcs IoE-
s;,;t,at mere is III. politics for them. These
.iiren would. like to. place themselves IN a
position: to distribute places and effect leRis=
Iation fora consideration. In SOME Instances
the motive may "a love OF. power anu ~, ~
others a lONe oI:inoHtA"- i'A1 " ":.-s'..aais
motives the Interests Of the pu PIG ,it1 Of
tain 10 be sacrificed when the i,5 in yieW
personal Ambition is the eht5i - IN the
4rlio 3co,,fJGucc ItE CALL expressed IN lhe
3 - ,5.-,t and in. the Mayor-elect has
1 net ii IN the least impaired, We believe
that: 10th gentlemen viii enter@upon the
duties Of their offices without other :pprposg
than to- administer them in.the Interests Of
the. people There will be, pitfalls dug Tor Q.
these gentlemen and doubtless by men zen / % !.
Wiiom-the pariy5ls under certain obligations:
Observation-Disclosures: But the conditions
in>:wnich= they found the Democratic Parry
will serye@as a-;warnng: met TO expose Inc.
Eepublicai' party to defeat for similar cause: ::
.:It:is-J.f- tie last importance the State; OF
..Calff6rhia tfiat:tle protective policy shodld
maintained:. This can only be done by
the eitinlted ascendency of the Republic
can party. i wise.and honest adm1nTsttla-
=, tIon OF Stale. ana. ty-affaiIs Will be such a
.relet.Io our people that the party Wh'en
s.vGsit. viii attract to its ranks the BEST 25
.ei-ni.iDt Of our voting population Mr'
Markham, as Goyernor-eleet' and MI
Sandeson as Mayor-elect, have the power
to starr tie State and city in the right course.
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.TnE INDIAN WONT.

The detailed accounts Of the conflict be-
tween the Seventh Cavalry and Big Foots
indians are not agreeable reaaing. 1t Is
not pleasant To- hear that in a mere Skin
mish The army Of the United States lost
twenty-seyen men killed, including Captain
Wallace, a most valuable officer, and forty
men wounded, including Lieutenant Gar
lingtOn Of Arctic fame. This WAS not II Il
square fight, but in a sudden surprise.
1t seems that the troops, who were ulS-
mounted. were drawn up IN a semi-cIrcle,
with artillery and Calling guns Oh NH be-
hind them, facing the village where Big
Foots wovrioUs had spent the night. Be
tween the soldiers aud the tepees the In
ms had gIoEpei themselves, with their
blankets on their shoulders. IEey had
Lad been ordered 10 bring in their rifles and
stack them. Only two were produced, An
order was issued to the scouts to search the
tepees and bring in the guns. While they
! preceded with the task it would seem that
the troopers broke ranks and collected in
! gro, or groups facing the Indians. An at
| once, as if by precOncerted understanding
! the later threw down their blankets, pro-
I duced their rifles. which had been hidden
| under them, and opened fire on the troop
ers. II the latter had been deployed. as
! they should have been. the loss of life
| would have been small; but in the knots in
| which the soldiers had gathered the Indian
| rifles did deadly execution. The volleys
which put nearly seventy men of the
Seventh Cavalry hOrs de combat did not
| probably take over two or three minutes.
The retributi0n taken by the soldiers for
I the rreacl6rous attack WI curse
| thorough, and it is likely enough, as a cor
Respondent. states, that none of the Big
l. Foot band saw the sun set that day.: But
/: their. determination Will not bring back to
/ lie Captain Wallace or the other brave men
+ Shot down, in. cold blood by the tricky
,savages... II they had fallen lin battle with
san open foelheir:loss would have been de-
/. plornd, blts:it would not. lieces sarilv Gaye
pro oked criticism Of their leader. :; ::
-. lie disarilanep; Of a:body eff men is at
/ best a critical operation. and it should be
conducted according. to the rules 0f:.war.;
lreaciiec{ upon the part. of: Indians is. 50
conlhEA;an occurrence that those conduct
ms the operation: should be prepared to.
meetTesistanct. "Instead.of this the troop
ers of the Seventh appear to have been. al
lowed to break ranks and TO. fora squads.
IN Whl'h a:bullet was sure to hit soma one;
:Ihey were.sO distributed that when they
recovered from. the. first shock of the sur
pTfse they. We're afrdid=to use their weapons
for fear Gf hitting their comrades. on the
oiher side Of the groUp=of Indians: They
were 50 mixed up.With the. enemy that Cap=
taih ANaliase:is said to have been killed by d
blow from d touahawk.:. 4
> That the troops, infdrlated by the treach-
ery.of the Indians, showed no quarter is. mi |
10 be Wondered at. There are moments
in: war. when officers. are quite unable to
control tIeif mem - -
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HOLIDAY EXERCISES.
The Entertainment Held at the Maria
Kip Orphanage.

The Entertainment Held Mt the Maria
Kip Orphanage.
There were upward OF 100 ladies present
at the Maria Kip Orphanage yesterday af
ternoon, the occasion being the Christmas
ceieorauon OF the home The following
ploeralnlne was rendered by the girls. Of
WON n there are forty in the institution:
rf,oicesslonal hymn; recitation. "Ihree K,no., ,,
t.Sd nallS,li uymn, holy Night'': recitatIo
u GtuuC "a, Maud Turner; carol ..p siiUn'
~ hhE recitation, Child of Bethjehem - R ,ns'
SIe faIIeiI; recitation, New Year" Gertrn Ss,
lonseud carol, 'Sboutthe Glad Praises,, reo 60
.!Ipsiion; Justice" Mabel Smith, recitation
zig, lectures OF Memory" Cora Coates: hymn
:, me ThuIcn Is Our Foundation; recjtatian'
.Csy Doiy'a Eosa Carthajeu; hymn, "OnwaTd'
SSlllsi,an soldlers"; recitation, 'sThe Nau,,
Year" NetIle Tonsend; recessionaI hymn ave"
The rendering OF the yarious numhor,
evlnced careful training on She mart IS
Sister Anna, the MatrOn, and her assistant
and the bright and happy faces of the chiI'
dren bore witness to their enjoyment of tho
exercises. A gold medal, awarded bv the
vote OF the girls to the best and kindest If
their number, was presented to Cora Coatae
who viii retain the badge for three months
The honor has been conferred during three
successive quarters on the same pupil. Her
recitation, entitled pictures Of Memory ),
was delivered in highly creditable man.
ner. and evoked hearty applause from all
the visitors,
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-ENGLAND'S MISTAKE.


-lr- 'LeNi5 .J::.Jennings, Member of the
-BrlliSh 1'arliament, thinks that England's
IIee-trade policy is in, broad sense a mis-
= .ake.| He thinks it world have been better
roe England to have brought her colonies
inlo an:alllance with her for trade purposes
I'm ,.:.i 20 contend for markets that might be-
trade market England has, he saws Is M ~
dia: AN. the selt-governing colonies, &
eept New South Wales and Cape. Colony.
Rave. adopted the projection system. BY
u 'h !A 2 her own markets free, England has
Qep r'Eed herself of the power to give her
colohleS an advantage over the countries
which place duties on English imports c.
seQuently these colonies, finding that tha,,
have no favor in the English market, placed
English imports on the same footing as i'm
ports from other. countries. Under present
trade conditions England has to seek n mar
ket Tor her surplus goods in coun tries which
distinguish between home and foreign pro-
auctions. Consequently the English mann
iactuTer, except in cases where he eniovs
monopoly OF production, has to reduce
prices nearly. or quite to the extent of the
dutles.in the several countries to which he
exports. Mr.. Jennings says this necessity
mas caused reduction in profits, though.
AS yet, the volume OF trade shows no
dihi4ullon. But these foreign markets
winch have SO far been held by sacrifice
o. o., profits are in danger from two causes
e =, .t an increase of duties or a reduction
INIT ~ Ine COSY oi production in the country in
nniio, i a cue soous are sold. Under the
poa,os OIL protection the United States has
49, 500 o.. 'Ne Greatest prouucer of iron and
S Se. IN tne world; it is gaining on
1ieat, britain IN the production Of cot
ION. ION goods and under the new tarIff hin
WIN WI, gam IN the WOODEN industry. England
mas extensive colonies that might have bee
'etalhed as customers if she had followed a
ney winch enabled her to give the people
.heSe colonies an advantage over other
seers in the English market But MIDI
=. rode policy no especial in
: =. nut to gain or retain
The morning call., 1891-01-01

due TO. tubercular diseases and diseases
Of the respiratory system. If that source OF
mortality can be stopped in 1891 the year
NAV be marked in future calendars with
white stone as emphatically a happy year.
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NOTICE!

any of orr patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train-boYs will confer favor by mott
fying this office of the fact, naming the
Date and train.
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hi r.lTH rIiEn.lI.crIoNs..
- = -,Srs.N,AL SERVICE, U. s. iARNY,)
9iNIsIoN On The PACIFIC.

p 49, - = -SlGN'AI. SERVICE, T.. S. fARNY,) "
F.: BfNIsloS Or. THE PACIFIC
=. -. SAY + RANtI9gurDec. ST. 1900 T. NJ
nousis Tor the FaSi Invent -four Hours.
Inc baometer. has risen in all districts except
Southeastern Arizona and rweSsGin oregon and
Western Washington, where'tiere has been a fan
II us highest in Northern Nevada. and Central Cali
foriila and lowest In yyestern washtngton: The cy-
cone'u noted this m1rnisi$ as appearing OF Nancou-
Yer Island is gradually -ley elQpihgfn intensity and
moving Sowiy eastward; giving rise"to threatening
v5aIhsr .aQGeIlsdf rain: .n<NoEthern oregon: and
W ishi1EtUn-' storm ghas haye :beea .oTderedio
re oflh Pacific Coast. The te1nRe,ture iias fallen
northern WgsfiEgten CeQtral: Cliio rnia: and
EIStera. Arizona else Where mas risen or reni2ned
stat ionary Iu has. fall len III oregon. WistnSt on
Nevada ard Sst ern oua st'yhtEe t;lr " e4tA-
er has prevattd: TheIGlo'yilsr raj ans have been
ren0rted In tlre pas four houfs: spokane
Ia. IS trace, Yyalla ,U7,a u, ;FQp5aud, 06, MINNIE
ull. ca u Neeier trace, Il OFF Grant "a -. =
.f5Greca 81 iiir 3 :i'.:: n. >.ThTrsd'y: =. "
.For Northern caIIorafi i:ir W eati variable
wl4ss SeneIaly o e1y nearly stst iona y yetl.
1arature..except alarhgr ar sdcralneiit6 " lnne:
musd4zad Isurekl@. -. r =.
For o,tiFdfi ca iiir Weather Wtnus
eierally ieesle y n y i F'i' li
or oregon and. " sha elt L.; q IAlts .ee : -
:i.i5 .v5re r in S5lllea,t2Tn ggts.n WIN Is sFI!sI
sil,. s5uJh II teiyf stdiQlr ehpeIalnfe :eN
pt Cocsr as NIa u AL a anl'N,.Tln iT:at 9oAtA
!I.-:' -. -: :v-,IJjHN p. FrNi 49,.
IIeffreTlilt' = fEn4 .gorns-, lil:cQarSe).- :
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MONEY To LOAN

ON 2ND MORTGAGE or NOTES. on 1877
" mortgage 81. ). L. iSAACS sIIO'farreii. oc3tf
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Nellie Privett has been granted divorce
by Judge Shafter from James NJ. Privett
ior extreme cruelty, and has been awarded
the custody Of her minor child.
II Judge Levy has granted divorces TO John
~, ostrander from Matilda Ostrander for
assertion, and TO Elizabeth NJ. Day from
ma a%n ,,.d H. Day for failure to provide. Mrs
minor child 'No custody Vi her
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ANeosrUKA Btters Endorsed by physpo a. q
chemists for purity and wholesomeheS'
B. Siegert q Sons. sole manufacturers.
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As the modern railroad train is ahead Of the
old-time stage coach, so is Hood's Sarsapar1la, d
modern medicine. ahead Of the old-time remeuio''
In positive merit 1t is peculiar to itself
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s4os n Inrper circulation. Than any othe
reU,sp pei. pub islle 3 in San Francisco.
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no OWNERS OF. CARRIAGE AND ROAD
Il horses-Ihe Souther Farm has every facility for
giving thebeSt of care and attention 10 all animals
sent there;. everything ppder cover in storms.
Write for circulars aud references to GILBERT
TOMPKINS.; Souther Farm. San. LeantlrO. no2T If
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HIGHLAND Brand of MIX is the O'''
infants 1t is natural cows miih.
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Visit Battle of Gettysburg Market and Tenth.

hAskAe-Rev. j. O. A. Henry viii ,ao,r.
/ Baptist Church. Fddv stra.t En's" ..
"A Glimpse al Alaska" ILLUSTRATED
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STORAGE.

Ds-I51c sTI5RAGE CO Soi sTocKroN ST.;
furniture andi merchandise advances made 10 Il
L@,pSIrUKE( STORED = STERLING FURNl
L tureVe. 1889, lo4l Market Rosenthai Bldg z II
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VI ELL STOCKED VAidETY- STORE. WIN.
est,b Snenen an ana rooms lpstrs 234 First ST.
~ years nes schools rent SIS per
, uonthi PRICE $500 THOMAS MORAN, 534iSetia:i-
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Dp,xK Armour's Ylgorai. MAue IrUH pIIIne DeeI'
The morning call., 1891-01-01

4 tx SALLE-LoNG .ESrABLiSAFDz DI{I5SS1I Ak
K 'dg business. Apply at:2oI Pewelst M q al
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.D1A0. splendid l hnSit Il #G@oDE LOCATI6N;
Branch Office = > 20 eSsS Cheap rent. CALL
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-. up; eyeryt6,bbat EST 5{ANT; NEWLY FITTED
non viii be sold az 4ete; good. business lGca-
can 258 Brannan ST. COY account other business
I,,.:----! -. de3l:7t@. -
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ing Rink; MeehanIcs, Pavilion. !.

Jug hlnki Mechanics Pavilion.
NDER. Mrs. NJ. A. Merritt
damages from Charles
'r, IN publicly stating
Iurse.
choice candles
=. 527 Market.
California on
IL left Chi
.ved at Chip
ST. Paul
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(,KEATf .BAEGAIN = WfN.i557 :, 3-Ii > 1880
~ store with ;rafe opporta1ity 10 t
Roy 4 i6 Eie " Tesson9r selling out Address
- ios, ALl. brahch Qrice..- =. de3O.3ts .
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tor ahr T. SALOON; loon wTiL-5AZ6 Fly
qure $50 Brannain os'aO! sheQ@ over 20 years IN
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n.I.NER SHE ..NOTICts.

,, 90, I'm ERSHIP NOTICE we RESPECT
o l inform our friends; and patrons that on.
NJ i 9day, January 1, lS9l.:. we shall admit-our
In.bdson, w. oRAioND MACDOuGALL, as a part
Ter in our house andrespectfuTEy Solicit the same
liberal patronage for the newfrn that has been ex-
tended TO us the past forty=two years: -
-. DANIEL NORCROSS & co. >.
Post St Masonic Tempie), san franeisco' Cal
The new firm will continue, as in the past the
,nannfacture of regaia FOR all orders. military and
naval goods flags banners, society goods, Jewels TOT
ofheers u lodges aad private USE badges, Eosstf
ard paraphernaia OF every 9sscti Heu :!
secret societies. clubs, companies q G., ,,,, .
DANIEL -NoRCRoSS' & co. :
pAS asId N0nS TasSoueAI1. ~. jalst
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TdiF H1f st. . 12 ''l TO BE SOLD TO AY.

y with NEW WA1fEE or oYsTf5P w G(5N
Al nIlH.lae sLoveA lhOz POLk St. ~ IL.
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GOOOO GROCERY AND BAR; OLD ESTAB-
DAOQU. liSled place; only corner: clears $3.50
a month; bad health reason FOR selling. Iranire
ALL Office de2- TIA
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NEgS sdv iivid END Notice San Francisco
uranen haVU market ST., cor Polk-For the hall
f ear , esains Win 3ist December 1890 dividend
20 pse AT the rate OF FIVE and four-tentbs
90 a-Io) per cent per annum on Term Deposits, and
l9ur ah1 oneInaii (412l per cent per annum on Or
alnary deposits, free OF taxes Davabe on and oftar
FRIDAY, I'd January. 1890 va '"A A-'0i
de2n IN
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" CfltlIO $1,000 = q r 90 + IL v SIyifIjEs
SaioOns Restaurant, iodeifg houses n df,f
shoelhg SHOP express wagon an + orsesT W m Sri,
stfgd. etc, by JOHN LUNDrN go .s4ii Eear}iy
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.EUNNITi. e.. ZOE SALE. .

a Ii MY GOODS ARE DOWN. TO bedrock
- prices: parior suits $25 ranges S. new cham
Der sets'complete 81 i: reductions all round cash
mstalimentS t HI NELSON. lSo Eourths Sc .3Ost
n HE EVENING :BULEETIN* PRICE REDUCED.
i toll cents per week, delivered by carrier TO- any
part OF the CITY, the Bulletin Is the best, oldest
orders by 'postal-card or otherwise VIII receive
prompt attention. Once b22 -Montgomery-st- :
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W ELIrPAlING AND:EAS4-RG INNING FRENCH
10 - restaurants cheap rent and long ease only Ra
yalue asked good reasons for selling address NJ
=, Bog l0:. CALL Branch once. de3 / ;st* =
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LoDGING-H0UsEs FOR SALE.

'ehI ODn ..LODGING-H0USE OF 40 ROOMS:
~ lZOU. clears 500 month call at once; also
II rooms, Suffer and. Pow ell SITS HEALY, 1O0A
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y fxtures. d; 9ra ,1a.v y: a d BAR; ST0CK-AND
2AEL brahch oi4ce =: " >. go ,lS,,i i IAs
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: F s5Ess SALE cANDY-sT0RE: III. 9Ik5KET
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A RRlNED-MRS. DIR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
~ York; Is only natural born trance medium In
the world; is seventh daughter, born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift OF second sight;
this she VIII prove; every hidden mystery revealed:
tells your entire life in dead trance gives name
in full, also your future husband or wife; In bus
ness, lawsuits, marriages. divorces deaths. uniting
the separated removing evil Influences, restoring
lost love she has no equal: Mrs de Howe wishes Ii
distinctly understood that she advertises nothing
but what She can do: all who in trouble Invited
to call and be convinced; $4,000 challenge 10 any
medium who can excel her Parlors, 1920 Mark
ISIS Bernhard, MEDIUM; INFoRN.TloN
WI on stocks, lottery. love- etc 1913 OH Sm
MRS J. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRvoYANT TEST
lfi medium. Hfe-reader. 1872 Market s. anlH LI
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G.t)'E FOR = SALE. IF IS e. BOARDING
n ZOUU. House north:Market st. ;.23 rooms and
So steady borders; rent. CHEAP; location central.
BREN Ma Dun y, 92O Markets.. deSl it,.
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BUYS 5.A.GOOD BUSINESS AND HOME
u . 1b, Suiele FORA 9ne lady InquIreat Room
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BEEcHAM's Pills cure onlous anu nervous 49,
r,,rpA mince pies. SWANS. 213 Suffer s street.
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- kitICEF: .CIGA R-SToRE;. LIVING ROOMS
e.aotlshed ~ ears.-. 300 EnnriM ST. de..O ~
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FOR sAEE-$l75; =CiGAR-SToFi5.-- I-1Z2I5-l::
''.a9- q .IIeyl
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ClGAR-STOBE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. AC-
- count OF departure. s57 Msrket st. de2s slt
VARIETY STORE. FULL srOCK%4 LINING
rooms; rent S22 -4Os Sixth ST.. de2s IT.
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= 00D-PAYING RESTA URANT, ON ACCOUNT
" OF Gisso ution OF partnership; cheap; ears
Lee Sc. For particularly iHanire go SutLer ST y L
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L'OR E-LONG-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
with lease / p blocks from Market. Apply at
bookstore l22 O'FarreIl st de25 If
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D0WNToMN SAIGON; SACRIFICE .'.-pi.Iy
Up. CLAUDIUSA %. = 2.TalIor st ansn s,E e .
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l2KRiAiNEH BAktRY land. REs;rA IIRA,,ET "a
- IlYlhg-rGoms: s07-Ehird St -, de4o as
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dred to 800 per cent profit. One agents sales
amounted to $500 In six days; another SSz IN TWO
hours. We want energetic general agent IN
each State and Territory. Samples by mail Soc.
For terms ana full particulars address Iii MON
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- tory. +. A. DAVIS, 1851 Howard st. deSl Inn
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~ grand, new, revised and improved edition of the
famous Hilfs Manual viii be sold during 1891;
agents wanted everywhere 20 take orders: genu-
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Market st. desc If
Nj ARK TwAIN's NEW BOOK, A CoNNEo II
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and territory TO A. L. BAN CROFT Il Co, 1872 Post
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n men and women can make money rapidly sell
ing our holiday books, albums, etc.: household
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J. DEwlN6 CO., Sl3 Market Sc nol6 u
INTELLIGENT AND ACTIVE CANvASSERS
L wanted by the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pany, on salary ana commission. Address with
references sind experience, JOHN LANDERS
Manager, 24Q Montgomery ST. oc-ou
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tttaa Security Savings Bank. 22S Mont
tho >, ,sonefy st.-Dlvidends on term deposits at
~ i-I iaIe OF hVe f5) per cent per aunum and on
ordinary deposits at the rate of four and
@ 10 per cent per annum, for the six months end
on 80 H. 1890 free Of taxes Will be payable
oh ana after January 2, 1891.
de3O It q l. ARpOT JR Sec
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CEwlNG. MACHINES FOR. SALE AND. RE-
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