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The morning call., 1891-05-08

QUITS, OYERCOATS AND PANTS MADE UP BY
- merchant tallors which are either mishtted or
uncailed for; garments at less than what the cloth
cost at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 200
Post ST., corner Dupont
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ERoM $50 UPWARD: INTEREST ACCORDING
i security. s. Z. c., Box 81. CALL Branch. ma Inns
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< ROUGH CARPENTERS FOR COUNTRY, So A
~ day and increases; laborers to help carpenters
country. 49, long job; 20 teamsters, coun-
try, 81 25 day and found Il. I. WARD & CO.,
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\ ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE, LOWEST
II price; easiest terms on new and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges; highest
price paid for secondhand goods open evenings
10l7, 1919, 1921 1923 Mission St, bet Sixth aud
Seventh. j. N0ONAN. au7 CT
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PERSONALS.


YOUNG FRENCHMAN, 80 YEARS. WISHES
to make acquaintance of lady having knowledge
OF ranch life and work; object matrimony. Address
V. p, Box Z, this Office. myS Ats
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CARPETS THoRo UGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
~ beating; refttng carpets specially. CONKLIN
bROS. 333 Golden Gate ave Telephone 2l26. u q
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II OTEL COOK, COUNTRY, $50; GERMAN
IL hotel cook, SOB: clearinghouse cooks. $40
and $40; second cook, country hotel, s45; German
shop baker, $35 and found; hotel walters eoun-
try $50 and S35; walters that play musical In
struments; 2 restaurant walters. country. $50 and
room: Netherlands, country, S25 and $50 r. r.
" D..
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IN ALTER ITZ-GEORGE, EXPERT ACCOUNT
W ant and auditor. 425 Montgomery st.-Balancs
sheets and profit and loss accounts prepared; srbl
tration and trust accounts speciality; complicated
and tradesmeus books written up BY special CON
AaIE rF
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Woo CAN BUY YOUR FURNITURE ONIN-
i staments; easy terms BARE BROS, S23 al
S24 HAYES St bet FRANKLIN and Iongh. mrl5Ef
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After dispatching a large amount OF
routine business the council adjourned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-31
A GIRLS MISTAKE.
She Was Too Gushing and Kissed Over


She Was Too Gushing and Kissed Over
Fondly.
During the month of September, 1899. L
was employed on a confidential case in st.
raul, Minn.." said Detective Ainge of the
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
service, and was one day standing in the
Union depot watching for suspected rarty
when train came in well filled with passen-
gers.
Among those who alighted was wealthy
gentleman from the Pacific Coast. just as
ne stepped ON the platform handsome
young woman, apparently about 20 years of
age, rushed into his arms, saying oh, papa,
papa, I'm so glad you've come, and win
tnat she began to shower the bewiidered
Californian with kisses.
eoral linen n,L she gave short frightened
scream, rushed through the crowd, entered
mack and was driven away. We all sup
posed 1t was case of mistaken identity. The
Californian enjoyed the mistake.
lie came to me and the railway officer,
VINO were talking about some business and
SAID 1t was good joke and he guessed wa
nau better take something on the strength
OF ", as tne kisses were worth considerable.
we proceeded to the hotel. and lie took his
smile while the officer and myself took u
cigar. When the Sesterner came 10 pay
Tor the wine and cigars he discovered that
his pocket-book and 500 were gone
Further search developed the fact that his
fine gold watch and diamond Shirt-stud were
also missing The Californian could not
Imagine where or when the things had bean
taken.
I examined his shirt-fronta and discovered
teeth marks where the diamond stud had
been. There was no doubt that the hand
some girl VINO gave him such an affectiOnate
embrace had done the work The CaIifor-
man was mad, and called the policeman a
dult.
After telling him that I Twas detective he
asked me to take charge of the case and find
the girl and he would pay me for services
and all expenses. After placing my special
agent on the case l was then engaged with
proceeded to Minneapolis, where | located
the woman at one of the hotels. She had
registered from Milwaukee.
When | arrested her she told me her his
tory. She had been member of a wealth
family in Colorado. l told her that if size
would retnrn the money, watch and diamond
stud the Californian weuld likely not prose-
cute her. L wired him and lie answered the
telegram in person. The woman gave him
all the plumber and then told him her story
of misfortune. lie was much impressed by
the recital, and saw hin with her at the
theater about week afteIwa Utica
Herald,
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IN THIS COUNTY NOW.
Revival of the Moore Hopkins Litig

Revival of the Moore Hopkins Litiea-
ton.
1t will be remembered that on March %.
1889, Harriet A. Moore commenced an ac-
ton against Moses Hopkins for the recovery
OF S25l, goo damages for breach of promise of
marriage. The case was tried IN San Mateo
County, resulting in verdict awarding her
$4,000 damages. The defendant moved for
a new trial. and being denied it appealed to
the Supreme Court, which, On April ID,
reversed the judgment of the lower court,
after which Hopkins counsel moved for
change of venue to San Francisco County,
which was granted by Judge Fitzpatrick oil
papers in the cause were transferred TO the
County Clerk Of San Francisco. but, owing
to a failure to pay the cost, they were not
entered of record until yesterday. when
they were made public for the first time
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Raiding the Hlebbinders.

By order of Chief Crowley Sergeant Price
and posse made raids on number of the
most prominent resorts OF highbinders in
Chinatown last night and destroyed all the
highbinders' paraphernalia found in the
rooms. They also confiscated several cases
of pistol cartridges and number of pistols,
hatchets and knives. No resistance was of
fered tile officers. though they were fol-
number of excited Chinese. The following
places received Ii from the police: Ths
Kong Lum Sam Tong. S3l Clay street; the
ting King Tong, Wayerly place and Wash
ingion street; the Wing Tong, S26 Clay
street; the Quong Do Wong, 624 Washing
ton street; they Ong Yet Tong, 1861 Pacific
str
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ion ion IS considerably IN excess of the mascu-
line may equalizs the gender of their inbab
itants somewhat by sending a number of
,neir iairest daughters TO Albuquerque and
New Mexico, and at the same time confer. a
slns upon bachelor infested country.
o Senu US lew school marms, with first-grade
lnoSe OF domestic natures, and n large con.
SigDmeHt OF loving, lovable, lovely maidens
who are longing to be wooed and won
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The United States Grand Jury made its
final report yesterday afternoon to Judge
Hoffman of the District Court and was dis
charged. 1t reported having met eleven
times, considered twelve cases and fBuni
eleven true bills
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Rain Predicted.

Lieutenant j. P. Finley of the Signal Ser
vice Office received a dispatch yesterday
afternoon from Fort Candy, Wash. an
nouncing rapid fall in the barometer
there, the fall being accompanied by south
east gales aud rain. The Lieutenant pre-
diets that during the next twenty-four hours
there will be rain in the northern part OF
California.
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FRANKLIN AND AUSTIN SITS, CORNER, 25x
II ~ and line 2-story bow-window house in = flats,
. and rooms each; steady renting property; bet.
Bush and Pinests.: $3.50
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rTEHAMA ST. N. SIDE. CLOSE TO lST; 50xs0
and solid 2-s.ory and basement brick building; 9
rooms bath. etc. and lls-story cottage OF rooms;
rented steady at S57 net; $4,000.
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Grand Jury Discharged.

Anna Katherine Green's charming nov
elette, "Shan He Marry Her ?'' will be one
of the many features in The Sunday Call.
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DowELI-ST., w. SIDE, NEAR BROADWAY:
L fine 3-story brick building, 8 rooms, all modern
conveniences; street accepted: 5000.
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GUTTER ST.: A FINE BUY; BET. TAYLOR
= and Jones; 66x1 81 80, and fine solid 2story and
basement house; ss3,O00. or will sell without tae
house for S29.5OO
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WATER LOT; 45:l0xl37:6; HOWARD ST.
w bet. Steuart and Spear; $25, 900.
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HOWARD ST.: l2Sxl75: BET 10TH AND
IL 18th SITS. w. side; blocks down and cable
cars pass; can be improved TO pay we'll: 500
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AZ AIN ST. BET MISSION AND HOWARD;
wi 45:10xl37 IS; solid building renting for $S00s
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G04O PARTNER wANTED-LIGHT MANU-
= O'N- featuring business; full value in sight:
select stock; fine fixtures; trade clears SIS per
month 10 each now; can be doubled EVENSON
So1ls Market st
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hyde ST.. w. SIDE NEAR o'FARRELL: VERY
Ii fine 2-story bow-window house IL and
all modern coHveniences, and lot 23:5xS7 %;
$ll 900
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And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
Naw PROPERTY.
T ARK l AND ELLIS ds0 NV; coKSER; yERY
ments; renting for S227; should be turned into
store property $4,000
MAIN ST. BET MISSION AND HOWARD:
wi 45:i0xl37:6; solid building, renting for $S00s
month.
SPEAR ST.; WATER LOT; 45:1OxI37:S; let.
- Howard and Folsom; $4,000.
WArER LOT; 45IOxlS7:e: HOWARD ST.,
w BET. Steuart and Spear; S25,00O.
HOWARD ST.; l2sxl75: BET. 10TH AND
IL 18th SITS. w. side: stone blocks down and cable
cars pass; can be improved to pay we'll; s25,60o.
GUTTER ST.: FINE BUY; BET. TAYLOR
= and Jones: 66x1S7 IS, and fine solid 2-story and
basement house; ssS,O0o, or will sell without tae
house for $29,5OO.
rTEHAMA ST. N. SIDE. CLOSE TO lsT; 5oxso,
and solid 2ssory and basement brick building; 9
rooms bath ete ana it,siory o cottage oil roomS'
FRANKLIN AND AUSTIN SITS, CORNER. 251
i *, and line 2-story bow-window house in flats.
and 8 rooms each; steady renting property; bes.
Bush and PineAts.; $3.50.
powELL-sr., W. SIDE. NEAR BROADWAY:
Il une o-Story DrlCk Outi0lng rooms, all modern
conveniences; street accepted: 5000.
hyde ST. w SIDE, NEAR o,FARRELL: VERY
ii fine 2-story bow-wlndow house IL rooms and
all modern coHyeniences, and lot 22:5xS7:6;
$ll 900.
EILLMoRE-sT. LOTS sl7oo EAeH; BEL; Fill
bert aud Greenwich; 24x1oO: stone blocks down;
Fillmore st. here Will be business street.
FILLMORE AND PIxLEY SIS, sw. CORNER.
i bet Flibcrt and Greenwich; 24xlGO; only $220o:
stono blocks on tilImores ST.
I7IIBERr ST.. N. SIDE; NEAR FILLMORE:
I 81 :bxi2o to PixIey St. IN rear; only s2loo.
osAoRAMENTo ST, N. SIDE; 81 :sxll7:s: ONLY
- $3.50; street macadamized and severed; bet.
TEvENsoN ST.: 40x7O; BET Sd AND 4TH;
- overed with building renting for $Bs; $4,000.
MOSS sT.-ssloo: RENTS s33; BET HOWARD
WI ana Folsom, 9th and It'll: front and houses.
CHEAP LOTS.
. LOTS LEFT-CHEAP; CASTRO ST., NEAR
4 Esd: 25x1O5: only $500 each: street graded
and macadamzed; cable-cars pass.
/ 9TH ST., BET. CHURCH AND SANCHEZ; 25x
10 ia; 900; or 50xll4; street severed and
macadamized.
GAN JOSE AVE. NEAR 18TH; s9:sxso To
- rear alley; very fine neighborhood: half block
from the yalsncia-sr cabe-cars; $500.
DOTH ST.. BET HOWARD AND FOLSOM: Sex
~ s5; only $500
CHEAP: $3.50: DOLORES ST. W. SIDE: 24x
" i0l 80: near 25th ST; fine view; street graded
and macadamized.
FOURTEENTH ST.; 26xIl5; BET. NOE AND
IL Castro; fine view; ga blocks from Market ST.
$1,000.
LIBERTY ST; $500 LoTs: 25xli4; BET. SAN
u chez and Noei ia blocks from the Castro-st
cs5Ie-cars.
VALLEJO ST.. BET. oC fAyIA AND LAGUNA;
81 :sxls7:6; land elevated on south side, with
fine view; $500.
REENwICH ST.. Mr. BAKER; 20 ;6x120 TO
" rear street: $lloO. or foS:oxl20, $2l60; lot
graded; ears pass. IL
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADvERTISEM AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Seventh St Office hours d A. p.
OAKLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE BY G. S.
" CAPP IL CO.. real estate agents, AIS Montgom-
cry ST.
oAkLAED, FRUIrvALE AND BERKELEY
PROPERTY.
Two-story residence, large rooms and bath: lot
aOx93; West ST., between Fourteenth and Eff
teenth; $4,000; easy terms.
Two-story residence 10 rooms and bath: large
lot, 14xl32; Chestnut St. between sixteenth and
Eighteenth: cheap at $4,000.
Cottage. rooms and bath; large lot, 36xl32;
Chestnut St, between Fourteenth and SIXTEENTH
only $4,000.
nolla st., between Eighth and Tenth; 5000.
219 and 80; College St, between Clement and
Florio: $1,000: a great bargain.
Large corner lot for mandatory; 135xl00 and
l75, irregular; S65O0
Four aud q NTH acres with cottage and barn, in
Fruitvale: 5000.
Twenty-one acres in Upper Fruitvale, with fine
residence
BERKELEY.
House, rooms and bath; large lot. 50xl35; nice
grounds: $4,000.
Fine house, rooms and bath, ETC.. lot l0Oxl35;
fine grounds; $500
Lot 1eOx270 lot 240xl35, and lot 3OoxS0O near
State University
Block OF 4.37 acres. in Curtis Tract; $500.
Apply to G. s CAPP Il CO., real estate agents.
AS Montgomery St la24 SaWeSa st
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


l. OR SALE BY d. LEviTZKY. 3O4 MoNTGoM-
i cry ST.. Real Estate Insurance Agent.
A nice lot on Church ST., near Duncan; 2oxSo;
NV. corner of Henry and Sanchez sts.. near Mar
ket; 5oxlO5; Will sell at bargain IL called iof
Steuart ST.. near Mission-Nice brick building.
$l250O this is choice piece of business property.
Howard St, 60xs0, near Sd; rents for 500 per
month"; price SS0,0O0; choice business properly De-
Bernai Heights-l0 lots. $3.50 each. half cash
and balance In installments at $40 month. q
Bush ST.. near Laguua-2 modern-built houses: o
rooms, etc, In each house; rents for SSo per
month, a low rent; $4,000. ooo.
Howard St, bet 5th and 6th-37 :6x80; $15,OOU;
very central for business.
jackson St, bet Stockton and Poweli-Honse OF
IL rooms and bath; $1,000; great bargain, TO
make quick sale
3d.st. property. near Harrison-3-story building
portion OF brick; 25x80; $4,000.
Paramount Tract, block from Mission st.-M II,
soon be connected with cable cars and very good
low price and good show for anybody; haf cash.
D lots on the Excelsior Homestead, near MISSION
ST.: price $3.50 each; one-haif cash.
Bush ST, UT. Taylor; Groom bay-window house.
with bath, hot and cold water, ETC.; 8! 300. ...
Also property on Third Market and other streets
For further particulars apply to D. LEyITzRY,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, 3O4 MonIs9an-
cry ST. ja3l ~
"a NY PAY RENT FOR SALE IN MONTHLY
w 1nstallments, equal to rent, new cottages; o
rooms and bath: foot Easements; lots 2axl25:
iron gates and railings patent sidewalks: wooden
mahteis and mirrors, and all the latest and best i'm
provements; in good neighDOrhood IA block from
the cable cars; also have lust Completed an ele-
giant 2-story house, rooms and bath, which must
be seen TO be appreciated: terms To suit FOR par
tieulars apply to owner and builder. LOUIS LAND
LER, 22S12 Montgomery ST. del7
no YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE THE ELEC-
~ tric road VIII run? Do You want to know the
best location south of the park? Do you want u
know where TO buy lots that will increase most
rapidly In value with taxes iaDd no interest to
pay? IL SO call on C. L. MAfNE Il CO., 322 Mont
goInery street. ja1S If
G0SO SUNSET HEIGHTS LOTS; 25x12o
gov. each; a great sacrifice; $50 cash, balance
In installments adjoining lots are selling for 5000
All level and ready to bnild on owner compelled 10
sell. Apply p. A Doi.AN ~ CO., $50 Market. Ja6 q
GT5 LOT IN BERKELEY. 25x125 81 so
I'D -. monthly.
S150-COrner, 50Nl %, with creek SO monthly
$20o-Corner 50xl7U fine view $4 monthly
$25U-Corner 50x125: SIS monthly.
$1O0-Lot 5UX125; macddamized severed, side
walked. PHELPS RICHARDS, opposite Berkeley
Station. ial6 II
I AKEyIEw Is ON LINE OF MARKET-STREET
IL Extension ja25 tf
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BRUSSELS soc. oil CLOTH 25c MATING I5C
u linoleum soc. poles 25c. shades 25c, body Brus-
sells zoe; carpets, furniture, etc., on easy terms
NEUMAN BROS, III Sixth ST. ocll If
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BIZ
PHOS. NAGEE,
Real Estate Agent,
and Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
nav PRoPEgr,

I ARKIN AND ELLIS; NV. CORNER: VERY
Il fine investment; 60x9S; covered with improve
ments: renting for S227; should be turned into
store property S55, 000
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SPEAR ST; WATER LOT; As :10xI37:6; LET.
- Howard aud Folsom; $26 900.
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GENA HAY, GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS.
y Wv with regular trade over $1,000 per month;
good team; OWLS g building. ; 90 with
store room and Il stats: IL rented 81 20 each per
month; las 51a years ground lease, S25 per month:
bus IS established II years, aud is wei worth
l5ud; must be sold at once account departure:
location right IN heart OF city; for ! or active in
uu-r.innS lner. this IS chance in 4 lifetime. Gro
= ENAEI, 49, hearny ST. 1t
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EDUCATIONAL.


NEW CITY HALL SHORTHAND. TYPE-wRIT-
4N ing Institutes ey'g classes. So 1904 Mkt. 3m
THE FAVORED SPOT IN SAN FRANCISCO
l. Lakeyiew, the beautiful. ja25 II
MUSIC, ENGLISH LITERATURE; LATTER IN
w classes or private. MRS. II. T.. l223la Bush4m
VOCAL LESSONS. FOR TERMS APPLY sos
' Powell St; PROF. J. r.. oGiLVIE jal3 BIN
GIG G. CIPoLLoNI. FROM ROME. ITALY; MAN
- dolin studio. Room los, st. AIMS Bldg. JAP Im
- w. KINBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 1912
Howard st. terms moderate. ia7 I'm
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS:
w Italian method; genuine Italian mandoiins
mandolas, lutes. PROF. ADELSIEIN. 1909 Sntter.
CoUTHERN'5 wRITING ACADEMY. 345 PIE
= ian bdg; IS premiums; day and evening. dee Sm
CCHoOL or CIVIL. MINING AND MECHANICAL
~ Engineering surveying Architecture Drawing.
Assayilg. A fA> DER ALLEN. 1913 MSrk'L 2lst
ii EALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST ST
IL Doubleentry bookkeeping pennauship, short
hand, pe-writng, telography, etc. ALI includedil
business course dnder one tee OF $75 ie3ost
pACIFiC BUSINESS COLLEGE. $40 POST 81.
Life scholarship. S75; day evening. ocl3.t
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" eight-page WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
In the United States or Canada year for 81 20.
postage free
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ITILLNORE-ST. LOTS $l700 EAGH: BET. Fill
bert aud Greenwich; 24x1o0: stone blocks down;
Fillmore st. here Will be business street.
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pARTNER WANTED AT ONCE-CoMMISSION
business; price only $3.50. All particulars OF b.
WHITE. T65 Market 81. lt*
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G-TGn PARTNER WANTED IN LARGE COM
u OO. mercial, express and transfer business
between this city and Oakland; good horses
large double wagons, with all work they can do;
cesrs 500 per month: oid-eStabtished, regular and
reliable trade of many years standing: offers an ex
ceedns'y good chance for some active, industrious.
reliable man: fun Investigation and trial before
buying GEO. STEWART. l35 Kehrnv 81. IL
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c1100 $1,000. 2500--INSTALLMENT PLAN:
ID 1OO. cottage OF 4 rooms and lot 27 feet
frontage, Will be sold on the instament plan: Ioca-
ton West Oakland; also cottage of rooms: iet
25Nl00; price $1,000 (same location): VIII sell
with small payment ca sh and monthly instalments;
all of the above now rented at Sl2 per moath:
also, new modern 5-room cottage aud lot 25x1Uu,
near station. East Oakland; price $25O0: $3.50
cash and monthly nstallments To suit. Apply I'M
TO l.. w. WOODWARD & CO., 902
Oakland. iaYO Ut
oSOHO A FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT;
.DO-OO. new modern double fiat of Is rooms
hath, closets and BASEMENT solid brick foundations
well built and located In the heart of Oakand al
ways rented to good tenants: reason of selling
owner is in i'll health and wants live in the ceur-
try. Apply at once to Z. W. WOODWARD a CO.
902 Broadway, Oakland ja.a 1t
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CARPETS.

EARPErS-sMITHs BRUSSELS. CSC YARD;
- inStailment price elsewhere 81 yard. NJ.
FRIEDMAN Il CO., 22S-23O stockton anu 23T Post
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STEIN WAY. GABLER AND PEASE PIANOS
~ organs and all musical instruments; call and see
our new rooms aud stock. MATTHIAS GRAY a.
CO., EOS and 2US Post ST.. Stenway Hail ja7 If
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FILLMORE AND PIXLEY SITS, SW CORNER.
j bet. FliDert and Greenwich; 24xlGO; only $220o:
stono blocks on Fillmore ST.
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g. IoA0 COFFEE SALOON, Mr.. BALDWIN
= ctO. McLAUGHLIN. 20 Kearny ST. Its
GSDD GROCERY AND BAR; BEST PART
tDOOV. city; sure clear $3.50 monthly to steady
nan. MgLAUGHLIN. 2G kearny st. LIS
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PIANOS. YIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.
" b. CHASE L CO., AGE vrs WHEELoCK
~. StuyYesant. other pianos. 72T Market n26 Il
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Est PLACE On THE COAST TO BUY PIANO
- or an organ. Z. W. SPENCER & CO.'S. 723 Mar
Eet ST. second floor: pianos from 500; organs from
$50; leading makers; finest stock. ocI7 &c
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GS00 LOT 40xl30. IN BERKELEY; SIDE
tpCOO. walked and severed: SO monthly.
S275-Lot 40xl00; $5 cash. So monthly.
$225-Lot 25xlo0; sidewalked; 50 monthly.
S1OOO-Lot 50xl25: on principal avenue.
$500-Lot l00xlO0; commanding views.
$l75-Lot 25xl02; So cash, SO monthly
$500-Lot 100xlO0, with creek: $40 monthly.
$25-Lot 25x70: cheap anu steep; 81 monthly.
MIR. Caldwell Is not in my employ and has
no right, under loan OF GEO. r. BAILEY'S name or
otherwise, to show or sell any OF my lands.
offer only what own; 1000 other lots; all kinds
Send for maps. CHAS A. BAILEY, owner. 20
Montgomery ST. jas Il
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Says the Gold Beach Gazette: The Oregon
Legislature has voted each member a man
of the State SO they can trace the routes of
the various proposed wagon roads that are
asking for State aid. From this it yould
appear that the Legislature will look upon
legislation in this connection with friendly
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GtEO SALOON; WITH BILLIARD AND POOL
u fOO. Inquire 1864 Folsom St ja3O tie
OLD- ESTABLISHED FRUIT-SToRE, WITH
~ horse and wagon. other business cause OF sell
ing. O'Farrel and Taylor SITS. ia3O 3t@
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CALIFORNIA CHEAP HOMES-wE CAN 10
" cate 10000 families on Government land,
charges moderate for showing the land. G. II.
STREET CO.. 4l5 Montgomery ST.. San Fran
cisco, Cal. sei4 II
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+ FURNITURE you W ANT GooDlAND CHEAP.
sec II. seHELLHAAS. 40S Eleventh 81. dec II cod
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DECKER BROS ATCHLESS PIANOS
~ kUHLER CHASE, l041 Market st. au2I Il