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a Peculiar Discovery.

5. c. Halter. the champion amateur high
jumper, whose present home is in Sal
Lake but who was reared in San Francisco
Is among the guests at tile Palace. In days
gone by he was employed by the Southern
Pacific as freight brakeman, but is now
manager of hotel at the Mormon capital
he said last night, SIS the way in which 1
first discovered that | was jumper. 1t was
several years ago, and / was then braking
on the Visalia division of the Southern
Pacific. In running over the tr 10 one night
WAS just in the act of stepping from one
ear TO another when / heard a link snap,
aud as | could not cheek my headway gave
a tremendous leap. The coupling imme-
dia.ely below me had snapped and the cars
parted, but my leap saved me. l discovered
that was jumper and soon reached tue
clampiOnS hip'
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WHO Is THE BENEFICIARY ?
Trial of a Case Involving $4,000 ON an
Insurance Policy.

Trial of Case Involving $4,000 ON an
Insurance Policy.
An interesting case is being heard before
Judge Sanderson. Some years ago Alex
ander Mclaughlin insured his life for
5000 In the order Of Chosen Friends, being
then an unmarried man, and making as his
benefciarles niece and nephew, the chill
dren Of his brother, Armour Mclaughlin.
To the surprise of everybody, himself in-
cluded, Alexander married, and the next &C.
centric thing he saw hit to do was to leave
this vale of troubles. Before he died. how
ever, he wiled all his property to his widow,
but was told that it was necessary to go to
the lodge in person and have his insurance
policy transferred to her.
The widow now swears that she went with
her husband to the Secretary of the lodge
and had the transfer made. The lodge de-
MES that the transfer ever was made. and Is
waiting the decision of the court as to which
of the claimants the money shall be paid
just before he died, according TO the tes-
timony introduced yesterday, Alexander
called his brother Armour to his bedside and
made him promise to see that the Insurance.
policies should be transferred to his widow.
and he died firmly believing that the trans
fer had been made,
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McCullagh and Sherman.

When General Sherman left ST. Louis,
where he had lived for many years, few
people knew the real cause. The Globe
Democrat, of which Joseph B. McCullagh
is the editor, had for long time maintained
series of personal attacks on the old Gen.
eral, and this it was which fitfally drove
bin from the city. The animus of the at
tacks have never been made public, so far as
known. 1t seems, however. that EN- Me-
Cullagh was employed as war correspondent
he Incurred Sherman's diSpIeasure BY
violating one of tue latter's orders, which
strickly forbade any of the correspondents
sending out communications before submit
ting them TO the officer in command for ap-
proval. An important move was TO be
made, ana McCullagh succeeded IN getting
the news TO his paper without Sherman's
knowledge. Nc was arrested and con-
demued to be Shot for disubedience of or
ders. Sherman was appealed to, but he was
obdurale, and ordered the sentence exc
cuted. In this emergency Murat Halstead
who was one of McCullagh's intimates, went
IN person to MIR. Lincoln, and by dint of
much persuasion secured pardon for his
friend. Sherman, of coufSs, was compelled
to release the offender, but McCullagh never
forgave him, and lost no opportunity to
make his lie miserable by newspaper at
tacEs
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buckley ON Climate.

Christopher A. Buckley, it is understood,
is 20 have his eyes examined by German spe-
cialiSts fore returning to America. He
still clings to the hope that his eyesight may
yet be restored. In letter to a friend he
says: while the climate of Riviera is
mild it cannot begin to compare with South
ern California in the winter months Rich
ard Croker and Jere Driscoll, who have been
with me. have learned some French and are
able to1ind their way without an interpreter.
One day they were seated by me, and sud-
denly began conversation in French Pres
emily they laughed loudly, and | asked what
caused their hilarity. DriscolI,' replied
Croker, just told me in French that that
man standing over there had whiskers like
Mayor Pond"
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Was in a Ouandarx.

A clergyman of the Greek church who is
paying visit to this city, and who is stop
ping at one of the uptown hotels, relates
that he was called on recently to baptize an
infant, which was said to be dying. "To
my utter SURPRISE" he said, when l
For moment l was at loss how to pro-
coed, for no provision was made in the rules
of the church for such a contingency. 1
concluded, however, that in order to be on
the safe side it would be necessary to bap-
tie both heads, which | did, and the child
died few minutes later"
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Farm Nortpapes

" The great hue and cry about the bar
dens of farm mortgages" said Il gentleman
at the Palace Hotel last night, " originated
in Kansas, and while there is no denying
the fact that the farmers have suffered a
great deal of injustice. it is also true Kansas
farmers are largely at fault themselv es.
The land is not nearly so productive rs that
of California, and droughts frequently occur.
In spite of this, however. boom prices pre-
vailed for long time, and men by thousands,
who had but little ready money, rushed in
and bought by making small payment
down and issuing mortgage for the bal
ance. The reaction came, as was natural,
and the mortgages could not be met. This
was not an uncommon occurrence, but
know Of thousands of instances, and yet
those very men are the Ioudest in the out
cries about the terrible oppression of farm
mortgages"
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A new Idea has taken hold 10 have yearly
festival to be called "Tne Germans Day"
The initiative in the movement to that end
has been taken by the Grand Lodge Of the
State OF California of the order of Her
inanns Sons. and it has issued circulars
outlining the project ana asking for the CO.
operation of all German societies bv send
ing delegates, or if located too far from the
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Not Appreciated.

"For some reason" remarked Morris NJ.
Estee last night, ''the people of the East
have not yet arrived at a realization of the
importance of the Pacific Coast. This
fact is peculiarly shown by the newspapers,
which devote but meager space to news
from our section. During sthe session of
the Pau-American conference, mentioned
this fact to Washington Post reporter, and
asked him why it was.
WELL" he said, ito tell you the truth, nc
one here cares a tipker's imprecation fol
California -
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city. to give moral support to the undertake
ing. II is proposed to celebrate the 9th OF
October as the first Germans Day, and to
make arrangements for the same meeting
OF the delegates from the societies in accord
WIN the project will be held Mt the turn
halie, 80 OFarrell street, at 2 o'clock on
the afternoon of the 18th prox.
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Betting at Long Odds.

A peculiar bet was made few DAYS ago
between well-known Kearny-street saloon
keeper and a prominent sporting man. A
discussion had arisen and the saloon man
laid s. to $500 on the following cumbina-
ton: First-That the present Legislature
would not close the pool-rOoms; second, that
Burlington would win the Brooklyn handi-
cap, and third, that San Francisco would
have a new race-track within year.
The first proposition has resulted in his
favor and he now has hopes of winning the
COM
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CARPETS.

u CENTS ON INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
- carpets: sold elsewhere at 81. ARONSoN,
1910 Stockton ST. ocaS emo
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GQaA LOIS ON / ST, NEAR OLYMPIC
ROOu. Club grounds; "A cash; balance $40
month; the cable Will be extended shortly. CAR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.. 6a4 Market I'm
GS0 JUSTIHIXK OF II!
.pOO. $50 cash will secure one OF the finest lots
south OF the park on the grand ocean be- bOuie-
ward and route OF electric railroad; grand view and
accessible: call at once for maps and PARTICULARS
H. BREkD a CO., 32S Montgomery st. fe4 LIT
IN CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
w for four months to any part OF the Unitec
State
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COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
y furniture or carpets, at reduced prices call IL
RoSENIHAL'S, 10 Fourth ST. satisfaction guaran-
leed OF money refunded: goods shipped free nI4s'
4 IL MY GOODS ARE DOWN TO BEDROCK
- prices paror suits $25, ranges S. new cham
eer sets complete SIS; reductions all round; cash Or
lasisInents Z II. NILSSON. 1855 Fourth Sc 3ost
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CACRAMENTO ST.. N. SIDE; 34:6xIl7:6; only
- $2750; street macadamized and sewered bet
Walnut and Laurel sts
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TO YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE THE ELEC-
~ trio road Will run? DO you want to know the
best location south of the park DO you want I,
know where TO buy lots that will increase most
rapid In yalue with taxes saud no interest to
pay? If so call on L L. MAYNE & CO., 322 Mont
gomery street. ialS n
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G1H0O FOR SALE, OLD ESTABLISHED no
u IOOO. tel of 90 rooms with elegant bar at
tached in heart of the city. Apply sos Montgomery
ST, Room ~ Eel tt
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couNTRY REAL EsrArE-Ces TINuED.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE-CUET INNED
!, no .
PIG STOCK RANCHES; FINE VINEYARDS;
- magnificent fruit ranches; lovely homes: poui-
try farms; also Government claims, $50; send tor
Iand list ANDREW PRICE. Healdsburg, Cal dezo u
IRVINE q KLEIN OF UKIAH, DEALERS ~
4 afl kinds OF town, farm, ranch and redwood I'm
Der property; investigate titles; attend to any DUST
ness placed ia their hands Tor Den-residents; refer
ences to any responsible citizen or firm IN Mehao-
elmo County. Cal se3 u
CCHo0L LANDS. $50 TO So AN ACRE; oS
~ very easy terms; sold by the State in tracts 70
suit: no residence or Improvement required al
kinds OF lands, in many different counties; Senu
stamp Tor list open Monday Wednesday and Satur
day evenings + w. LAKE. Flood Bullding - u
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HOWARD ST.: GROWING BUSINESS PROP
Ii erty; between 9Th and 9Th SITS. 25xSo, and
3story house: large rooms: should be turned into
store below; reuts $50; ST., 600.
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GS0O CLEARING $500 PER MONTH; A
SNOUU. trial allowed before buying; oyster
house for sale ono restaurant); handsome place
OF the finest business streets: has 4 large
family trade; any can run IL: extreme sickness
the cause OF selling; viii remain with you until
Tuly able TO ruu il aud custom assured; has horse
and fancy cart FOR delivering orders. Apply X.
KENNY. - kearuy st. fe5 II
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BATTERY ST. BET. BROADWAY AND VA
II Ieio; IS ;9x1376 and 50 in rear, vii h 2-story
improvements covering part OF the lot; rents $fUu
balance vacant; $25,0O0.
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. 70 YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A SALOON
z-ocery or lodging house: call on US; no
charge IL Information and polite attention. LUN-
DIN a co, ia HI army ST. ia2O Il
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATEi
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
IN THE BEAUTIFUL
LINDA ROSA TRACT
FRUITvALEl FRUITvALE.
All lots so fee. front and 1877 and l40 feet deep
only few minutes walk from FRUITyALE STA
TON, on the Rroadgauge Railroad. and directly on
the line of the Oakland and Haywards ELECTRIC
RAILROAD. now in course of construction. These
are positively the finest lots that have ever been
offered for sale in this charming suburb and will be
sold on terms that suit all buyers.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT
LONG CREDIT! LuNe CREDIT
Low RATE OF INTEREST!
For price-list and particulars apply to s. $. AUS
TIN. 1l01 Twentythird ave. East Oakland. or
WILLIAM j. DINGEE, 4so-4sa Eighth ST., oak
land Cal.
fe8 SururhSa tf
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10TH ST.; 50xI00; $3.50; BET HOWARD AND
III Folsom; street accepted.
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GSSn FOR SALE-STRAW WORKS: THE
&OOO. oldest established III the city, together
with all necessary machinery tools. boiler, and
very large trade from all parts Of the State is well
adapted 10 add dyeng and cleaning WORKS: splendid
location; ample room; fine store; all the efficient
help Will remain; is remarkably good plant. and
Wri worth 81 800: mnst sell; make an offer. GEO.
STEWART 1B5 Kearuy St 1t
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&SS0 COFFEE SALOON AND RESTAU-
SOcU' rant: partner wanted; large business;
owner hrst-ClaSS cook; wants reliable for cash
counter and look after help in dining-rooms: open
Day and night; OF the finest places in the city:
clears $40 TO 500 per week; Is rapidly increasing;
must have help; Investigation and trial. See GEO.
STEWART, l35 Kearny st 1t
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INVFSTnINNTs.

NJ cALLISTER ST.. OPPOSITE NEW CITY
WI hall; lot 81 6xI37 IS; fine investment: S72 000.
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C:i0O COFFEE SALOON; OLD STAND;
- fUO- rent S25: lease. nav trade only; money
Inade here. BAILEY. 3e5 kearny st. fel2 sts
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g AM FAkIN Err WANTED n LAhGk
III IOOO- Commercial aud mercantile express
aud transfer company, handling. shipping. receiv-
ing ana delivering general merchandise under con-
tract FOR many leading wholeSal houses, having
NEstC'ass facilities for same; working large tealns
clearing now $3.50 per month. and the object OF
taxing partner is TO further increase the same.
with absolute certainty OF success would like fair
-bCck-keeper and o1ce-Inan. aud 10 treasurer
for the company; Is edingly rare chance for
an active man. GEO. STEWART. 1856 kearny St II
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OAKLAND REAL EsrATM.

OAKLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
ONCE of THE MORNING CALL, 902 Broadway.
GS000 A BARGAIN IN The MOST DESIRA-
ROOOO. bic residence portion of Oakland, east
OF broadway (Alice ST., bet. 18th and DHrant sts
modern Broom house, bath, etc, with lot 5UxlI2;
the above is offered az bargain: call and b. CON
vfneed Will show the premises upon application to
our office. e w. WOODWARD & CO., 9U2 Broad
way, Oakland. feI4 II
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VALENCIA ST.; 4Oxs2:6; SUITABLE FOR .
' stores: bet. 2urh and 21st; S14,00U.
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FOURTH-Sr. INVESTMENT.
q OS0A ONLY; w. SIDE. BELOW BRYANT:
DOOUU 25xSU and 2-story building; store be.
low: near the railroad depots.
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- .. 100 BABGAIN-SALooN On FOURTH n.
T1OO. Sl5O-Haif interest in good real estate
once. MORGAN Il DOWNEY, l0l7 Market l = 3ts
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CI0O MANUFACTURING BUSINESS; POSI-
II ObU- lively best opportunity in ciiy 1I49
Market ST. lt&
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exon HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS AND BATH,
~ OOO. near the new City Hail. MORGAN a.
HOwNEY, l0i7 Market st. fel23ts
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THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
part Of the CITY; the Bulletin is the best oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast:
orders by po5tal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once CO.. MONTGOMERY 81
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MOE ST.; HOUSE AND LOT 25xl5O; NEAR
~ 18th. build another house In front.
street severed and luacadamixed: $3iUu.
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GJO00 FINE PAYING SALOON; WELL
eN1-pV. stocked: Oh Market st: best bargain in
CITY rent $50 cgarstand rents SIS, leaving saloon
$50 uliN. ll49 Markell IL
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS,

$500 40 - - - AAS A<SS Skl LII II Va
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
A LAMBDA A6ENC ADVERTISEMENT
- Z and subscriptions received at the Alameda
DER a CO., l435 Park st.
ExCHANGE-EQUITY IN ALAMEDA HOUSES
~ for improved ranch FOWLER, Box lO9 Ala
media. fe14 It's
eoT6o MODERN 2-sToRY HOUSE OF
DO lOU. rooms and bath; lot 50xI4O: on
macadamized street: minutes walk from station;
TO JOSEPH A. LEONARD, corner OF PARK St and
Central ave, Alameda. fell If
$1,000 a.sToRY Groom HOUSE: NEAR
2 NV. sta1len; large lot; very cheap; terms
tion- fel0Tt
A LAMBDA FINE LARGE CORNER LOT:
~; ~ cheap Inquire of DAVIS. HOWELL d CO.
QOoOo $500 CASH, BALANCE SIS PER
GAZUu. MONTH lot sOxi25: new cottage Of
rooms and bath: southwest corner. No. 52s.
and hath sunny side OF street: $3.50 cash, balance
SZ90G-Lot s25xl50; new cottage of S rooms and
balance $35 per month No. 512.
$36o0-Lot 50x203; new cottage of rooms and
$isoo-Lot s7:6xioo; new 2-story house OF I
rooms and bath; near Morton-street station; $1,000
cash, balance easy nstiIlments. No. sos.
s5650-Lot 50xl50: new 2-story house OF Z
$1,000 cash, balance easy instruments. No. Is.
Choice homes for sale in all parts of Alameda;
houses TO let; money to loan. IL. p MOREAL &
ST.. San Francisco. feS I'm
~ GOD HOMES FOR EVERYBODY.
CASH PAYMENTS OR INsrALLMENTs
Parties wishing good home at bargain Will do
Alameda, THOMAS A. SMITH q CO.. PaIkstreet
station, broad gauge. fe8 1T
GENERAL FINE BARGAINS FOR SALE ON AC-
~ count OF departure and financial trouble: houS
TO rent and money to loan. II. r M0REAL & CO.,
l432 Park St: Alameda. 402 MONTGOMERY SITS Flatf
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BUSINESS EHaNCEs.

NI--NU FUH MY TKlNILU list OF BUSINESS
- openings; Just issued; over 100 kinds of invest
lneuts; iuli explanation given each, in Guiding
partnerships o: 81 kinds; hotels. groccrystores,
inanufaetng busineSs, general han disc stores
III me country, guur-StoTes, saloons, restaurants
coHee-Saioons, milk routes, paper routes millinery
stores book and stationery stores. hay and grain
business, wood and coal Yards livery stables, cigar
stores blacksmith and wagon shops. buteher-shops,
Narlety-stOreS, ladgfng -hOuses, boardinG-h0uses.
etc. have some or the finest business openings In
the city aud State for sale. SeGd or Apply to Is
KENNY. - Eearny ST.. established "a years. fe5tf
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4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
\ complete with furnilu carpets. stoves cur
talnS blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prices
ON easy lnstallnients; small deposit NJ. FRIED
MAN q CO.'S. largest inStalment house on the
Coast, 22S and $50 stockton, aud 237 Post ST. open
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GsEOO0 oNLY-FTNE history AND LOT 25x
IpOOOO Is; Bush ST., near Webster; rents $50

CIV. COR. GROVER AND BAKER SITS: 60 :sx
y 100: $l0.500: Baker st. is 100 feet wide. the
travel to the park passes the property.
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LoDG1NG-HousEs FOR SALE.

C.OI00 HOUSE OF % ROOMS AND BAR
CZluO. room. MORGAN 4 powNEY. 1917
! ST fal.l 9t4
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C050 NEAT AND GOOD PAYING SALOON
= OOO. alongside OF leading cable engine-house;
good fixtures and stock. Apply American Wine
60, cor. Polk and Callf ornia sts feI33t
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NV. COR. SACRAMENTO AND LOCUST,
~ blocks beyond Central ave-. 1ST :6xl27 g.;
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GSD0 20 ROOMS; CHEAP RENT: BARGAIN
tpOOO. GARRETT. lllS Market ST field 3t<
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FuRNITURE FOR SAFE

4 L. CRESSwELL, AUCTION EER IOl5 MAR
~. ket ST., Will pay the highest price for Turni-
ture OF every description, sell your house IN its
SNtiFely.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
I + FURNITURE YOU WANT GoopAND CHEAP.
J see IL SCAkLLHAAS. 4QS Eleventh ST deB II cod
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OpFARRELL ST., N. SIDE, BET. BUCHANAN
" and Webster; 81 :6xl37:6; 1890: neighbor-
hood well built up; bet. the Geary and Ellis sts
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ON 2ND MORTGAGE Or NOTES: On Isr
" mortgage ~. ). L. IsAAcs all O FarrelLoc5u
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l'oR sALE-CoRNER SALOON IN A GOOD Lo-
= cation Address 200 Fillmore ST., cor. sacra-
htIto- fel3TL%
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fes sururhsa TT
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HOUSES TO LET.

400 CALIFORNIA ST., NEAR PoLK-SUNNf
IOAO house OF 10 rooms and bath; very desHa,
bic; cable line. Apply to BoVEE. TOY 4 CO.. ~
MONTGOMERY 81 fell Sc
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THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
L 10 Is cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part OF the city: the Bulletin is the best. oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by pusta!-card otherwise will receive
PROMPT attention. once 622 Montgomery s..
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OAKLAND HOUSES AN, ROOMS
THE SACRAMENTO. 906 WASHINGTON ST..
cor. Eighth-PIeaSant sunny rooms en- suite or
single: also offices: terms reasonable feS I'm
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DINE ST.; FINE RESIDENCE AND COMFORT
able home: very sunny: between Laguna and
Buchanan; ~ :6xl20; 10 rooms. bathroom aud all
modern conveaienees bitumlnoas pavement and
stone sidewalk; 1890 II
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-08
Ereur.ion 20 Toronto, ont,
WABAsH RaIiRoAn

For the National Educational convention
Al loEonto the Nahash Mil sell Round Trip
tickets July eth 10 l3lh, al half fare, with
two dollars added for membership fee, good
returning until Sept. SOth. Excursion rates
have been made from Toronto with choice Of
routes via all rail, OF going via steamer
through the Thousand Islands, returning
Via rail- 10 Montreal, Quebec, Boston,
Albany, New York and all the summer re.
sorts Of New England. Take vacation and
join the Wabash excursion. For tickets and
excursion folder giving fail information
with list Of side trips, cost o. same, etc,
call a. wabash Office, It0! FaTnAm street, or
write Gro. y. CLAYTON,
n. w r. A. Omaha