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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-20
ITS PLATFORM.

THE CAPITAL JOURNAL favors reform
in national finances, TO the end that thv
present expensive monopoly system Of
supplying an inadequate currency may be
supplanted Dy the goVernlnenl Issuing dl'
legal tender money, with "A coin basis sui
fcient TO conform 10 sound banking prin-
ciples. II faVors election of all Officials
who legislate for, or are directly IeSpCnsi
BILE to the people, by direct vote Of The pee
pie. II faVors raising all state revenues
by a tax on the gross earnings of corpora
tions, both foreign and state. II favofS
opening all waterways to the sea and 81
control of all common carriers to the eud
that the producer shall secure ,ol his labor
the largest net returns
IfYOu favor retaining all powers possible
In the hands of the people and governments
in the interests of the people, circulate thi
paper. For terms, see elsewhere.
BY HoFER BROS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-20
DO YOU FAVOR
Building up a Strong, Independ-
ent Paper for the People
in 0regOn7
A PAPER THAT WILL NOT SELL OUT
Printed at the Seat Of Government
LOOK AT THE RECORD OF THE CAPITAL


LOOK AT THE RECORD OF THE CAPITAL
JOURNAL.
During the recent session of the legisla
ture it was the only paper in the state that
attacked successfully the Portland dicta-
torship in Oregon politics. 1t successfully
opposed all doctoriug the Australian ballot
advocated the law (that passed) giving
the Oregon railroad commission power 10
fix Just and reasonable rats of freightS
and power to enforce its decisions II sue
cessfully advocated retention of the Old
railroad commission as best qualified 10
enforce the law. 1t aboTed tor all meas
ures to open rivers and thus secure 10 the
people the right to free and unrestricted
use of The waterways.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-20

EXCURSION TRIP.-Capt. James
Smith, of the steamer Manzanillo,
offered to take one hundred students
of the University on all excursion
up the river on his boat Saturday.
She will go as far up as the Luckia-
mute. This will give the students
an excellent opportunity to see the
up river scenery and enjoy tie
country air tor day. The gener-
osity of the occasion YVES that he
only asked twenty-five cents from
each for the round trip. The stu.
dents have accepted his offer and
will be with him a day on the neat
little steamer Manzanillo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS
"THE WILLAMETTE y

1.-THE WILLAMETTE"
A NJ Smith, b II Smith, Sam
Waters, NJ r. CHM, SAM Goldsmith,
A + Gartner, Portland.
E q Sproul, } l. Hyars, ID :
Jerome, w S Baxter, 5 +.
J. r Rhine, st Louis.
J > Bonelby, Astoria.
OG Tayman, Phila.
CIV 1 Ledgerwood, n Y.
J Black, Halsey.
COOK.
B l. Manning, Vancouver
Mrs G Cunnig, Miss MariaDun
uing, Spokane Falls
Mrs l. Fuller J b Mcknight
J j Blew, Portland
w J Johuson, Yamhili
w johnson, City
J N Ryan, Roseburg
H g Coney, wife & children Mich.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-20
HELLENBRAND'S
Eating ParlOrS & Candy Mandatory
2e6 Commercial Street.
BILL OF FARE:

70 Cent Regular Dinner Served From II to O'Clock
A nice variety of vegetables. etc. etc
Also tea, coffee or milk with an 25 cent
meals without extra charge,
Oholee Cigars, Imported an Domestic.
always on hand.
rorter House steak and Eggs--- so cents
render LON steak and Eggs--- SO cents
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-20
Dissolution Notice.
Notice Of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Jarues Denham and Jane ID. Rich
arGson, under the firm name of James
Deuham d Co., has by mutual concent
been dissolved. James Denh IN will cor
tiuue the business, collect all bills and
assume all Liabilities olthe nld firm.
"a MES DENHAM.
JANIS - RICHARDSON.
Salem, o., Alarch ), 1891. 3:5-lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-20

CNOB SAbE-l21S acres of lana
T. south of salem. Enquire nj tb,is ! nils
80 In i9 VLlts
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-20

JItiirfifr-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-20

fortunate passengers, who had be-
come wedged into an almost solid
mass IN their frantic rush TO reach
the decks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-20
LITHoGRAPHERs IND ESGRArEI

/ ITHOGRAPHERS, STEEL EN5nLAs n
IL and railroad printers: show cards isuxass
aud bankers stat ionery, bonds. stock celss.rsa
diplomas, checks, drafts. calendars, fans, $3.50
advertising cards, maps, plats color ana - Tssr1
cifl work of every description. Wood~saalu, "a
Printlng Company. business Office IN s~
1tll5as 'front.' street. Seattle. Wash
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

TT X HAMMOND & 60. SUCCESSORS TO
H. Anderson & Faegre3, commission merchants
and " wholesale dealers in hay. grain. feed and pro-
duce; storage solicited Commercial dock, foot Of
Madison street, Seattle. Wash.
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CONFECTIOgERS.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, 49, -
Il Henry's ice cream all davors, aiways ~ NJ ~
deilvered promptly to all parts OF the cry ~
Pohtan bricks, all fiaVors. one quart % cen',,
pihts 80 cents. TWO quarts 81, or ~ Pr -
homemade candies made fresh asiss; TSa1
assortment In the city al Henrys. pa
street.
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NJ NJ c.np.urp- Gro r. MEAcHAs
Crisp SnapS!'
Gro r. MFAcHAs.

-, ooo r,nproved quarter block eligibiy and
CENTRALLY located; rented fer 500 per month,
ala .oOO-Improved lot, COX 100, just on OF f1ke
street, close in
$40 Per Acre-100 acres water 'front.' on foft
Orchard
ecoo D.. Frout Foot--SO feet on Front street
for on y $4,000; handsome business blocks
All around this property; this Is not only GOOD
buy but 1t is actually one-third cheaper tnan
market prices.
1000 very handsome, slightly lots, Box 100,
north OF Queen Anne; part cash.
Aa5o-one of the choicest corners, i00x12s.
in Queen Anne.
%, OO0-sighty corner on Bradley street, OAK
100 feet.
s1,7oo-Fine, slightly eoxics-foot lot near Madi-
street: close In.
Ss5o-Desirable residence Tot on south Four
ieenth street: graded and level with tue SIDE
walk
NJ s00-5 acres fruit and garden land on Rainier
avenue electric line; only 5000 down.
40 Acres on electric line. partially improved;
Al quality of lands price, $3.50 per acre; easy
terms.
rs 800 full lots, 60xI20. on Eighth street, be-
tween Main and Washington; part cash.
a6 o00-Corner gOxsO, Tenth and Main; part
cash.
So, ooo-Improved lot, 60xl20: close in: rental
800 per month.
SITS Per Acre-160 acres north of Union bay;
exceile nj tract.
$3.50 Per Acre-16 acres near Green lake; part
cash
$50 Per Acre-sO acres Kirkland; Ia
Se,5Oo-Fine corner, 60xl20. on Jackson street;
close In.
81 ,IOo-Elegant slightly lot. eoxl2o, in Pontius'
addition; easy payments
$4,000 Business lot on Washington, near Sec
ord.
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H4IRDRESSING.

AIDES AND CHILDREN'S HAikE1@sss
ing and manicure paTlors; elegant 49,. go s.
Washington building, Front street. over Stz
tiolmesI
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DREsSMAKIyG.

vi - sras so>iE r. HARRIS. Fashion Np,xs
cut 70 rs, street. stylish garments and
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Rooms 22 and 20. Olympic Block.
Corner Yesler avenue and Commercial street.
Advertisements under the heads OF Lost, Found.
Tor Sale, For Rent and situations Wanted will be
inserted at the rate of cent word each Insertion
Payment always In advance. No advertisement
received for less than % cents
NOTICE.-The business Office OF the PosT-Is-
rxLlIaEScER is open until IL D. m. Classified
advertisements will he received up TO this hour.
Advertisements VIII be received at branch offices
of the observation-disclosures at
Tacoma 49,. ..............~..-T. Sammons, Agent
Port Townsend. ......----....-- Handley q french
The following letters awart advertisers at this
Office:
Boiler &c. shoe Store.
Builder. l.. %. spot
Buyer. Lon -. g.
Business. Mrs NJ. II. lS.F.
Cashier NJ IL. G. Mrs. T. G.
DIS. Magazine. II. IL.
Furniture store. N Neritas.
Home. Printer y. Nv.
Jay.
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IaSTED-Bo4RD.

W ANiEh-AssEn INVALID GENTLEMAN
x.ness s'ass ooaFd- Adaress Hems. Posi-In iesll-
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4 KlHIR l. COOK, GoTTSTEIN RI-II DING:
" the John J. Mitchell New York standard SIS
team Hsedi sour specially" trousers 10 order seat
lie. ash,
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FOR sALE-AT a BARGAIN, THE SHIT
Harhor townsite adjoining the Northern Pa
citc addition 10 Anacortes; lots cheap. T. L.
CARROLL, "a Boston block.
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J,OR SALE-4O ACRES: THREE-QUARTER
IL mile from slaughter: only 800 per acre; worth
5000; good terms. Akin & walsworth, So Sec
ond street
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TOR SALE-FINE GARDEN LAND IN
Il small tracts in White river valley; can now
supply the numerous inqurers with tracts of this
kind at bargain prices. German-American Invest
ment aud Guaranty Company, III Commercial
street
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ocULIsrs IND AURIsrs.

DR KIBBE-oCULIsT AND AURIsT AND
~ physician for diseases of the throat Removed
to Haller block. corner Columbia and Second
streets, rooms and s.
GEO. A. REICH, NJ D.. oCuLIST, AURIST
VI and ply stefan for diseases of the throat Once,
room 81 Boston block.
DR. STILLSoN, SURGEON FOR EYE. EAR,
~ nose and throat. Ealler building; Will leave
October for a fve-months tour among the hOspi-
tails of New York and Europe.
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L'OR SALE-LOTS ON DIVISION AND OTHER
l. streets In Buckins' new addition, between Reng-
strofs and Young's addition Inquire at j. j.
Hambright, druggist, 1924 Third street.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM

Rooms 22 and %. Olympic Block.
Corner YesIer avenue and Commercial street.
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HELP W4NTED--M4LE.

WANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
W handling artesian well drtIl. l425 Fiah
street
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CEo H. GRAHAM. NJ. D., PHYSICIAN AN u
VI surgeon. Office. Is and IA Starr-hoyo oi'eN'
first fInnr-
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nEuoyEI-S cARNtN. NJ T.. PHYSICIAN
h and surgeon Office rooms 10 and 10 SliltNHn
building Front street. between cherry ana on a
hja: office hours 10 10 IL In M. to and TO p.
M surgeon Northern Pacific railroad and seattle
Lake shore & Eastern Railroad Company sur
gerry and diseases OF women Speciaity.
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WANTED-STATE. SPECIAL AND LOCAL
w sgents for The Pacific States savings Loan e
bandtnc Company, the oldest ana largest insttl-
ton OF the KIND on the Coast $500 coo assets 90
coo held in trust under the laws OF Washington for
the protection of stockholders per cent money TO
can on real estate security exclusive territory and
LIBERAL compensation 10 good. active agents A u
TART assistant manager 22l Seattle block, corner
Third and Cherry streets.
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Neutrality-suspicious. TO TAKE ORDERS
w for custom pants 81 upward: reference
required. W. A. Rothgeb, 221 Fifth avenue Chi
rsgo.
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nR FRANKLIN :. PALMER, PHYSICIAN
~ and surgeon, 4O5 James street ieepnone
xG2
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nR a. f. ROLLINs-RoOMS 10 AND u
IL Olympic block; diseases of eye ear. nose anu
throat Office hours, 10 10 IL a. NJ, : to ana 10
D.
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II UMBRELLAS AND PARAS0LS RErA11ss~~1
- recovered and made TO order. WORK w w. -
zone and guaranteed. George W. Fey, ga -
hla, opposite postoffice.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOIS kEI =
- and recovered. No. 1850, corner se' n
zine streets, seattle, Wash Fred Taake. -
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L'0R SALE-BARGAIN; FINE LOT, HIGH.
Il level: few blocks from Madison street cable
powerhouse. Postofice box 124. Seattle.
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TOR sALE-LoT AND THREE HOUSES,
Il renting for 81 200 year. Corner Ninth and
Spring.
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L'oR SALE-4o ACRES; CLOSE TO KENT:
Il nearly all cranberry marsh: easily drained:
cheap good terms Akin d Walsworth, 622 Sec
ond street.
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PROFESSIONAL NURSE.

4 PRIVATE HOSPITAL; LADIES o>;ry.
"A large Yard: charges reasonable Addrss:
Mrs. d. c., Post-Inlegencer
/ AIDES PRIVATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- datlons for ladies at 2,l22 Seventh street
Mrs A. VI. Defoe. Seattle. ''e'
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AyroRsKrtAr.r.-

4 NDREw T. BrRLEIGH. Roovs s
n 229 Occidental block. z
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WANrED--REAL ESTATE.

WHITEHEAD ESTITE.
NANTED-IMPRovED RANCH NEAR ST.
w attic in exchange for city property. Alonzo
Hull Olympic block.
uTANTED-FOR. CASH, ACREAGE SUIT
w able for plating; in OF near city Alonzo
Hull, Olympic block.
NlyANTED-REAL ESTATE FOR MINING
w stock and property IN Colorado in growing
town; will pay some cash. Exchange, Post
Intelligencer.
WANTED-A GOOD RESIDENCE LOT IN
w Seattle In exchange for part cash and balance
IN lots in Union Pacific Second addition 10 Port
Union block.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T AIDES PRIVATE HoSPITAL-ACCOMS
IL dations for la lies at 2, 122 seventh street. NJ
A. NJ Defoe, seattle.
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CHARLES n. TOWNSEND -.
block. ~ VI
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
lUANTED-ExPERIENC NURSE GIRL.
w Mrs w +. Boyd, ,l15 Main street.
yVANTED-FIRST-CL PASTRY COOK:
w best wages paid. must be experienced and
frst class. Address Pastry, Post-Intelligencer.
VNANTED-A COOK. APPLY IMMEDT-
w ately Orphans Home, corner Box and Har-
rson.
WANTED-A wAsHERwoMAN AT 2,sOs
w Fifh street Immediately.
WANTED - GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework. Inquire 604 Columbia street
WANTED--A Girl. FOR GENERAL HOUSE
South Eleventh street, near Washington.
lTANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL, HOUSE
w work in small family. Mrs. Bennett. corner
fesler and Rochester avenue.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LADY TO WAIT
w on lady and child; homework. Address
or call at liz Columbia street. J. " Hooper
WANTED COOKS, CHARACTERISTICS
w walters, girls for Homework Apply Mrs
Clarks employment Office, 307 Union street
yEANTED-2o GIRLS FOR GOOD SITI--
w atoms in restaurants. lodging houses and gen
eral housework. Mrs Randals intelligence office
1915 Second street.
w ANTED-GIRLS FOR BEST PLACE IN
w city; girls fees only so cents at Day Nursery
Intelligence Office. 1,lli Third street.
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nOOOO EASrLAKE REsIDENC E.
q III III III IIIs1, l,n N pr I.TEn

~,
N,FARRELL & LANG REAL ESTATE AGENTS
" Auctloneers and House Brokers, IL Montgomery
street. Members OF the San Francisco Real Estate
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FINANCIAL.


$1,000 GUARANTY by A RESPONSIBLE
"A real estate firm for sale $780, will settled
within / year: profits may be $780, Address G.
b. Box 81, this Office. ap3 II
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST.. San
Francisco; / will send by return mail the cash: IL
amount not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
- 538 Kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money diamonds watches; low interest. oc4 tt
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C6OO MANUFACTURING BUSINESS; PART
u OUU. wanted in established business.
clearing TO each 500 per month; has full value in
stock, machinery tools and material on hand; is
suitable for any active, Industrious, steady man
willing to work and make himself generally useful;
be largely increased with help of good man; no
better opportunity in this city, full Investigation
and fair trial before buying. See GEO. STEWART.
l35 KeGruy St 1t
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
CToRAGE TAKEN AND ADVANCES MADE OF
- required) furniture pianos, pictures, etc.
ga Howard ST., near Third. mrs ON
FURNITURE STORED: EASTERN PLAN;
II terms moderate. Sterling Furniture Co., 1888
Market ST.. opposite Jones. mr2o u
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL. In wrapper. ready for mailing
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Gl7 BRANCH BAnERY cANDY yARI
rent; good business. Apply CALL Branch. ap29 StF
GOOOO ROUTE ON LEADING MORNING
~ -OOO. paper. G. H., Box 122. CALL Branch
once ape 3t*
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

1 V. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
~ 6l9 Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting up
ohees promptly attended; telephone 300 mist
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CRY REAL ESTATE.

povEE TOY a CO. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
II and Auctioneers: rents collected aud full charge
taken Of property. 10 Montgomery ST, under Lick
House; members OF the san Francisco Real Estate
Exchange
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EsOn0 PARTNER WANTED TODAY: LIGHT
SNzUU. aud pleasant inside work. giving steady
employment clearing $50 TO SIS per month to each;
not necessary TO understand the business: must be
willing TO work In store and make himself generally
useful; Will find plenty to do; night Sunday
work business easily learned will suit any indus
Eearuy ST. 1t
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GssJnn0 PARTNER WANTED IN HARD
sP-OOO. ware manufacturing; novelty machine
and iron works; brass finishing plating and general
manufacturing OF hardware az all kinds with large
shop, finest and all the latest modern improved ma
chiaery, run by steam; employing to - hands;
with large contracts; clearing $500 per month;
would like to get good accountant, correspondent
and office man one with knowledge Of mechanical
works to superintend the same: reference, all lead
ing machine and iron works and hardware houses
the state; IS fortune for any active
GEORGE STEWART, 1875 KearnV 81. 1t
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sUMnlrK RESORTS,

- - - go - -
CHAVER HOUSE, SAN RAFAEL, FIRST-CLASS
- in all respects; large grounds. ap2S 3mo
DARAIso SPRINGS, MONTEREY COUNTY;
j the favorite summer and winter health and
pleasure resort of the Coast: season of 1S9l-new
buildings; elegantly furnished: enlarged and I'M
proved bathing facilities. and thorough renovation
In every particular; same management as past i've
years: 3 80 train, Third and Townsend SITS. L. J.
FOSTER, Proprietor. apps Emo
DLt 4 LAKES, LAKE COUNTY: SWITZERLAND
ID of America; the Blue Lakes Hotel will open May
LIST For further particulars address q. WEISMAN,
Bertha p. o.. Lake County, Cal apo I'm
NEW ENGLAND VILLA. SAN RAFAEIs-RATES
IN from 81 TO 81 per day. MRS. JORDAN, pro-
prietress. ap19 I'm
VILLA LOS TOMAS: BEAUTIFULLY STU
ated in the Santa Cruz Mountains; Just the place
for health and rest. Address AID. ZILLMER, Santa
Cruz. Cal. apis in*
ID Escorts, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
III Pacific Coast, with rates, location, ETC., pub
llshed In the Hotel Guide. Send 25c for copy. 81
pages, to $40 Post st. S. +. mrl Il
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1oJ GRoVE-FURNISHED ROOM SUITABLE
L Il for housekeeping; use OF kitchen. APPS 3ts
6d0 ELLIS NICE SUNNY ROOM; QUIET
CtO home: no children, ap2S 5tS
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Contains salon parors, dininghail, buffers pantry
cummodious kit hen, sunny and capacous cham
bers finished basement, laundry; house entirely
decorated by Clark Il Co.; all modern conveniences'
such electric bells and electric gaslightcrs, pat
ent fire and burglar proof safe for jewery and SUI
verware sanitary plumbing; street paved WIN
bitumfnous rock and accepted by the city; Ashbury
ST.. near Haigbt: take Halght, Oak or Ellis ST. car
lines; get off at Ashbury ST.; walk one block south
For further particulars apply to 0'FAkRELL q
LANG, II Montgomery ST., or r. ID. CRANSIoN, on
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G.EG0 SOMETHING EXTRA GOOD: A FINE
gHOOO. business on Polk ST.; clearing from $3.50
g. $50 a month all expenses, of which full
proofs viii be given through wholesale houses;
death the only cause of selling; business is highly
genteel and easily run; is worth great deal more
money than the amount asked. Apply x. KENNY,
- kearuy ST. ap2S II
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C0oD CHANCE TO OPEN FIRsT-CLAss CANDY
u and soda stand; store and fixtures; $40 rent.
1920 Van Ness ave ape 3tE
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L-OR SALE-2 LARGE FINE TABLEAUX: ONE
1 representing Battle OF Trafalgar" other " Bat
tie OF Waterloo -; very thing for iine saloon. Apply
d. WIGET, 10 Brosnan ST., of Valencia, bet. Thir-
tenth and Fourteenth ap29 3tF
TOR SALE, CHEAP-TRIM AND SUBSTANTIAL
L 27-foot launch with doube-acting gasoline
CINE Address for particulars Electric YapOr Engine
Co., 2ls California St. $ f. ap29 az
AHANDsoME WHITE MARBLE MANTELS.
1 81 Willow ave, near Polk St 1T
WANTED TO SELL OR TRADE; . WATER
w front lots, with riparian rights, in the city OF
Seattle for city prOperty price of lots, $4,000. Ad-
dress s l., Box So. CALL Branch once. APPS At
TOR SALE-2O.OOO FEET OF SECONDHAND
i fine shelving in lots and prices to suit. Apply
to MOORE, Is Suffer ST., after a. NJ APPS 3tf
JIINE YOUNG COW WITH CALF; GOOD MILK
II or. C. F. MARTIN. lOl7 Onion st. apps 3t*
1OO SHOWCASES. ALL SIZES AND STYLES,
1OO at your own prices. j. NOONAN, 1O17-lO23
Mission st. sp24 If
pARGAIN-ELEGANT FIRE AND BURGLAR
wide: make interior to suit Call at GEO. H. FULLER
DESK COMPANIES and see It; also large aSsort-
ment of ofice desks which are hrst-ciass in every
respect: second grade goods kept at 638 and $40
Mission st. ap22 II
IA WOODWORKING MACHINERY CHEAP AT
Harrison. ap19 15t*
Np ANT TO EXCHANGE 320-ACRE DESERT
w land claim In LaSsen County. CAL for bicycle
or sadde-horse; claim can be held for years and
can be renewed at expiration OF that time. Address
II. NJ, Box So. CALL ONCE. mi tt
CHEPARD's FOOT AND POWER LATHES
- planners, drilI-presses. 667 Mission St. se27ti
CAFE, SCALE LETTER-PRESs, STORE-TRUCK
- and mOney-tiIi, cheap. iO2 Clay st. au25 tt
CECoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGTNEs PUMPS
- shafting, pnlleys, betting, water pipes etc No
MT0SH 4 WOLPMAN. 1877 Beale ST dealt