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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ssSeaIed Life.''
This delightful story, from the pen
OF Leon de Tinsea, is one of great
charm, and is written in a fascinating
and vivid style. The usefulness of a
young man who sacrifices his own
happiness for that of friend, stands
out in strong colors Antoine Code
froid, the old musician, fired with the
one hope of securing the love of his
beautiful pupil, Jennie Sauvel, is en-
eirely lost to his surroundings, and
exacts more than would seem to be
his due from so great debtor as
Patrice The introduction of the
mysterious priest and his unexpected
accusation are admirably managed,
and so mystify the reader as to create
an intense interest in the lovely
heroine's future Mrs Page has given
us an admirable translation, with all
the local coloring and original crisp
ness. published by Street & Smith,
New York;
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IN accordance with its policy of
being always in season, always up
with the times, the Sunday edition of
THE JERSEY CITY News introduces
today a new summer feature. All our
readers, as well as special devotees of
open air sport, will find much enter
tainment in our yachting and tennis
gossip.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17

LONDON, May 16 1S9l--Mr. Gladstone
is ia much better condition of health
than he was yesterday, but will be un-
able to leave this city for Hawarden to-
day, as proposed.
Mr.. Gladstone. by the advice of his ply
sicians. VIII remain In his room for day
or so longer
The Queen mikes daily inquiries re-
garding the condition Of Mr. Gladstone
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17

The Marquis OF salisbury has refused to
ask Parliament to make an appropriation
for the repair Of Kehsingtpn Palace
This has annoyed the Queen. who has al
ready granteu RESIDENCES Ia The paiace to
Puueess Louise (aufenlouess Of Lorne j
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some Hope in the Future.

Dobson Cat 1915 a. NJ, after four
hours call Amt you glad summers
coming, Miss Warren2D Miss Warren
fwho has been nerying up to it)--s'Yes,
am, Mr. Dobson, though youth have to
excpse me. We always 90 to Newport
then. u--L{fe
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17
Beneficial Exercise

Mr.. Pinkio GO p m)-.'My dear, the
doctor says brisk walk before going to
bed will insure sleep to insomnia suffer
ers like myself"
Mrs. Pinkis:--"Weli, my dear, will
clear the room so you can walk Please
curry the baby with you. "-New York
WeckIu
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17

Winter visitor lin Florida).--.I should
love dearly to go sailing, but'it looks very
dangerous. 10 not people often get
drowned Ia this bay3'
Watermans--s'N No indeed, mum. The
sharks never let anybody drown. a---Nea
Yofl; IYcekIu.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17

WHILE the greedy Republicans
struggle frantically to retain the
offices which the Legislature abolished,
the poor laborers who work for the city
OF Newark are deprived Of their pay.
The Democrats tried to get these poor
people their money. In vain. If the
patriot of the g. Q. P. cannot get his
pap, why, nobody can get his due-at
least not If the G.. o. p. patriot can
prevent it.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17
DIDN'T CATCH THE ETATA.

The Charleston Reaches Acapulco With
out Amy Prize.
WASHINGTON. May 16, 1s91.-The Navy
Department has just been informed OF
the arrival of the Charleston at Acapulco.
The Charleston reports that she has seen
nothing of the Etata
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17

Father-"I wish you would not lace 50
tightly 1t is positively inhuman.o
Why, l thought you would
dress cost 81 a yard. "-Cloak Reuielo.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17

IF the citizens of the Hill should
catch the cowardly scoundrel-man or
woman--who is poisoning and MAIN
ing pet animals, and should apply a
liberal dose of whitecap medicine,
every humane soul in the community
would heartily applaud the act.
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BRANCH OFFICES:

Advertisements, Subscriptions and Neygsdeai-
ersf Orders received
UNION HnIL--H. Fischer, No. CO Palisade Avenue
EsRoru potSr-T w Dobson. opposite Railway
Depot.
BArossr II. Brewer. No. 4sl Avenue D.
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THE further delay in the Park Bond
question is much to be regretted. Mr.
Bruggemann will think so, too, when
he comes to settle the interest ac-
count with the county.
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improve the Fire pepartment.

Improve the klre department
1t is to be hoped that the Board of
Finance will deal literally with the
Fire Department in making the an
nual appropriations this year. The
Department has been more or less
Systematically sighted for years, and
it shows, today, serious signs of dilapi-
dation and decay
The annual inspection has just
been completed by the Commissioners
and superintendent Brown and Chief
Conway. and their summary of the
Departments needs was given in THE
JERSEY Cry News of yesterday. 1t
shows that several of the engine and
truck houses are sadly out of repair,
much of the hose is rotten, some of the
engines are Anticipated and some
Of the horses are unsuitable for the
service. The city needs more signal
boxes, and some OF the existing ones
should be repaired. The chemical
engine needs tinkering. and new coal
and supply wagons and new har-
ness are more or less urgently
needed. Altogether, good many
thousand dollars are needed to make
the service what it should be-or
even an approach to what it should
be. The men are all right. They are
brave and skiliful and they do the
best they can with the means at their
command. But they are handicapped,
and every month makes them a little
worse of as the apparatus succumbs
more and more to wear and tear.
This state of things should be RENE
died. The members of the Board of
Finance, as business men, must see
the great importance of placing the
fire service above eproach-above
cavil by underwriters and beyond the
foolish fears OF timid capitalists. The
Board will, we believe, fad itself
in fairly easy circumstances this year.
The Police Department was hand
somely dealt with last year. We be-
lieye nothing more popular, nothing
more absolutely useful can be done
this year than to provide a liberal
appropriation for the improvement
Of the Fire Department. over and
above its ordinary expenses.
The E0e7ais1g Journal, In its cranky
efforts to get back into the Rapubli-
can party, makes all kinds Of on
slaughts on the financial standing of
the city. Its latest torpedo was the
publication Of list Of values which
would be deducted from the available
assessment lists because OF the use
Of the property for public purposes.
The Journal carefully RETAINED from
speaking Of the increase in value Of
: II &c <.,s s,fsnfxx,1,f ~ Al :,
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SUNDAY. MAY II. 1891.

THIS paper IS democratic IN principle
and is independent in It's eiet0s on ut
local questions
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17

sMove forward littlep' roared the
street car conductor. II can't,D gasped
tine man in front; Il don't know how to
ride horseback .-HdrDer's Bdzdr.
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The Prohibitionists and Ballot
Reform.

Reform.
The weak spot in the Prohibition
lists attack on the Ballot Reform sys-
tenn Is the lead pencil in the law.
According to the statute, any man
who chooses may erase any name or
names on any official ballot. and sub
stitute by paster or in his own hand
writing the name of any person he
may desire to vote for.
How, then, can it be said that the
law abridges anyone's right of suf-
frage The Prohibitionists can go
ahead and hold their conventions,
make their nominations, send out
their pastors, advertise their candi-
dates. and finally vote for them to
their hearts content There is no
difficulty, legal, or mechanical, in the
way. The advantage which the regu-
lar parties gain through having their
tickets printed by the State is too
trifiing to be of the least Importance
If the cold water voters are really in
earnest. Presently, when they muster
a hundred votes here and there--if
they ever do-they will have their
tickets printed too.
Their opposition to a publication
of the suffrage is characteristic. It
shows the narrowness of one-idea
men They have no liberation for
any fad but their own,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17

Tgr SUNDAY MoRS1S9 NEws--Hsgular Sunday
edition Of THE JERSEY CITY NEWS Single copies,
three cents; subscription, one dollar and fifty
cents per year; postage free.
The JERSEY CITx News: - Published every
afternoon. except Sunday; two cents; subscrip-
non six dollars per year, postage free.
Entered in the post Office at Jersey City as
second class mail matter
An business communications should be adj
dressed TO the CrTy FURNISHING COMPANY all
Others to the Managing Editor.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17

WY the New York truck driver
should have his mind more bent on
slaughter when the day is wet than
when it is dry is question which
needs investigation--especially in the
criminal courts. That such is fact
no well informed person will dispute.
Meanwhile, it is nearly impossible to
execute man in that State. Perhaps
a Inercifui person may not be sorry
that legal killings do not follow the
miIder forms of human butehery, but
certainly the amount of malice afore-
thought involved in Strengthening a
fellow creature with truck-load of
beer barrels must stifle the voice of
pity and should abrogate the right OF
appeal.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17


AS soon as Colonel G. b. N. Harvey,
Superintendent of Insurance, can
spare time from the Camden sharks,
he had better turn his attention to
the swindling, something for nothing,
benefit orders in this city and
Newark.
They are growing rampant, and, I'M
fortunately, there seem to be dozens OF
greedy fools ready to gobble the gilt
tering but treacherous bait they offer.
Here is a concern in jersey City
which offers to pay out 800 to every
one who pays $50 into its treasury.
In the name of common sense, how
could it do it?
Could such a concern be anything
else but swindle?
Come, Colonel Harvey, come and
stamp on it.
By the way, why should not the
judges jump on it as Judge Garrison
did in his charge to the Camden
Grand Jury?
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public Improvements. It also re-
Trained from drawing attention to the
enormous monthly increase in taxable
values in Jersey City due to our
steady growth. The building per-
mits for last month. for instance,
show projected improvements to the
value of $3.50, las. There is enough to
offset the Carteret Park tract in one
item
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SHORTHAND AND YYPgWRITINg SITUATION,

- cheaply. quickly, perfectly. Experts guaran-
teed large salaries; half rates; day night, No.
26l York street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-10

ca Debility, S,uIDAI a-ka,
rplehi 4torrh1 fr~stAfS~rhas Emissions
lnI"tency Exhausted VitA',t,, Prsm-turs nra
chne ana h9 - @F 20 "a speA % ;n
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rich and pu-ines the Blood str, r.,th.n. m
nerves brain, Muscles, Digestion. tearoduc.
i've organs, and Physical and dental Securities.
II stops All unnatural and debiIitA'inx train
upph IN system, preventing involuntary tJsss,s
tebI'tAtIug creams, seminal lo..e. wItb 80
urine, ste, 80 destructive to mind an bo,Iv
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Ih' is' secretion sr excess speedy
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L."tS'e Or i've bottles in case VII, tua direc-
toms al stvlce, xGo sent ....ure from =
- st'"I' 2" any address upuu the r-e.ai ut ~
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-10

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SICK rA'Act'

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81 i0u, seg,S ~
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and bowels 49, h.
relieved al llr~nra
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expl,llati9l o. TO. r m
PclletS over 81 e~-oat "A -
may truihFullS In
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Druggists, / 49, IS Il y
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-10

VIII >"u suffer with dyspepsia
1nd liver complaint? Shiloh's
Fiializ"r j. guaranteed to cue.
van.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


TOR SALE-BY ! HIN PFoRR, 329 MoNTGoM-
L cry St. opp. safe Deposit, Real Estate renting
OF Houses aad Collection OF Rents. ,o
lot 45xloo. ...,. emmy,
bath. ..
sS5oO-Fell ST. mr. buchanan; fne 2stSry no. house,
srooms and bath, on Fell ST.; lot ~ :9xd Ievt ~
Hickory ave. with house and stable on inc avenue
$90U0-Iaisht ST., near Baker 2St9ry auo t O .S7
ns9t ne" 'a' -"ih''"' : rooms anu 'A'- ~
Price reduced from s25O0 to $e1oo for 2-story on
Clipper St, near Church; house rooms ioV 20, 90
ia rent Sl5; this is very cheap the house alohs'
without the LOT is worth more none 81 mr. Army.
$12O00-Splendd lot on valencia ST. M. T.. a. 81 mn
6Oxl64: big speculation in this; will be worth SIooo
$40 ng0"Hasnifcent property on Mission ST.. near
9th; 2 bay-window houses; rooms ana oAth eacn'
s5 00GCor teary and Williams sts bet Taylor
and Jones: fine 4-suory bly-window house; restau-
| rant below and ~ rooms on the upper moor; rent
sac. oS0-Eddy St. near Market; 4-story store and
s2G' ooeIMission St.. near 18th; s-story bay-wn-
In 'front.' another 2story in the rear; lou AZ oN
S7ooo-2-story Groom house and large lot 6s:sx
| 1877 IS feeu on Green St, near LeayenwOrth' 49,
S2OOUO-A prominent corner on tough ST. near
Hayes 55x6S q; houses; rent 5 10 ,e., -.
$35. COCA bargain; Valencia ST. near 1o'h' io'
| 25xS5, with good Improvements. n 49,. -.
s1s.00O-Fine corner on EDDY ST STORY Day
window stores and rooms upstairs; S7;61s7:6; rent
SIS. 0oO-Ridiey St. near Valencia; fine piece OF
| 8 building lots of 25x9OS7O; rare chance
$l2.UUU-3 Z-StoTS uOuSS> . iooH.s S"NAs '-AN iNN
| 5oxSO: Natoma ST., near 10th; rent SO.
$ll O0o-Large lot cor. Dolores ana Dorand sts.,
6S14U0. bet. 18th and 18TH SITS; very cheap prop
$50 O0U-Fine large lot. 7Oxl6O; Folsom ST.. NV.
side. nr. 9th, running back to Clementina; well
adapted for manufacturing purposes.
$20,O00-CIay St, Lear East; 2-Story hreproot
brick house; lot 2aNll5: rent 500
S25, 0H0-Fei ST., near Cough; fue 2-story: lot
80 :Sxl20; well located and always rented.
S3l ,00D-A splendid corner property Post ST. :;
3-story bay-window, house; stores and 4
flats upstairs: lot 35x62 :6; rent 5000.
Reduced from $500 TO $500; Louisa St, near
Sd; 2-story house; rooms: lot 20x70; rent Sl6
fel5 SGNetf
cox LOT sO1lOn, WITH CREEK, IN
% y. Berkeley: $25 cash. 81 monthly.
$l75-Lot 25xlG0: s. cash, So monthly.
$l50-Lot 50X150; SO cash, So monthly.
| S35-Lot 25xS0; steep and cheap; 81 monthly.
| S5uO-Lot 4oxl3o; sidewalked and severed.
1000 lots all kinds; offer only what own; send
! for maps CHAS. A. BAILEY, owner, 20 Montgom
| cry
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07HI275; TOWNSEND AND KING sTS.- RET.
- seventh and Eighth; will rent the whole oil
h hny tPoluoh on very long lease and will put up
so o' fe15 cod l5t
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GcHH0 VERY CHOICE LARGE LOT, 1909
O-cOOs 10. on Ney ST., College Homestead:
street graded; lots level and fenced; near Mission
road VIII double in value when the cable is built
this spring; buy direct of owner and save commits
siols. CMAs W. POPE $40 Market 81 lei SI,uIh
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REACH LOTS; The ONLY LOTS FRONTING on
At any price are offered by c. Z. MAYNE& Co 322
Mortgonery 81 these lots will double in value IN
Sss nan So months; they are the best bargain on
VIC LnaIAeL FL
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$1,000 COTTAGE; ROOMS; BATH, LAUN
V-COOs dry, basement, ETC.: hot and cold
water; 2OIh st. y side, bet. Harrison and BRYANT
mortgage, $1,000; in prime condition: new side
u S. z. kea Estate Il -
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q H0l CA6H-6 ELEGANT NEW CORNER
~ Tat modern in every respect; excellent
ioestlon yer cheap; rents sl05; price 81 0OO we
have a Few y st excellent bargains C. r. MAYNE
4 Co. S22 NJ Hntgomery ST. foIs a.
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&hGH OFT BEAUTIFUL LOTS RE
VcOO .Te Point LoDos ave and Clement st
sseh az % eyel AID fenced; half cash CHAS
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&El0 LoT-3 SPLENDID LOTS, 3Oxl25: !
wv eiocE :. OF Point Lobos; these lots lie yerr
CHAS y. POPE, $50 Market 81 N-@"
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&g-Dn UNION, y. SIDE. BET. POWELL
%, ". and Mason SITS; 2-story double house,
.lrieiy- T. MORGAN & CO., 90 Cal. ST.. Mem.
% A. =. Estate TX.
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$500 eo tt caafs s.t hSR RoS%s
broad way and Vallejo SITS. w. /. MORGAN Co,
5l2 Cal. 81 Mem. of s Z Rel E.tata E,r ~
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&0a00 TIE CHOICEST LOT ~ THE
slcgJt. pint Lobos district; l4O1i2O; will
mss i've hut lots 2Sx120; 2sth ave, near Point
=. llai ate ew OF PARK and Golden Gate; half
cA-N r- " POPE. $50 Market s.
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ESSQO RENTS SOL so; CLEMENTINA ST. y
erCOpO. side bet. Sd and 4th; houses w. /.
MORGAN CO., 512 Cal. St; Mem. OF S. f. Real
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q fC0O RENTS SIS; 4 FLATS: 5 AND
y tJbO- rooms each; Shipley, y. side, bet, 9TH
sua btl sis; street accepted; loJ 25I #. W. /.
&oEGAN q CO, SIP Cal. ST., Mem. OF 5. F. Real
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GlAnO CHEAPEST LOT IN THE MISSION =;
= t!iV Angelica ST, bet. Valencia, Guerrero,
= 3 and goth SIS. terms easy II required. w. 1.
MORGAN q CO, 5I2 Cal. St. Mem. Of S f. Real Es-
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GSOGp VERY CHOICE; NAToMA Sr,. y
dDOUbO' side. bet. 5th and 9Th; fats, 5 and
ROOM eaeh: rents $50; street accepted; lot 2SxSO
Real Estate X "
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&I00n EACH-UNIoN ST, n. SIDE BET.
U-OOO Van Ness ave and Franklin ST lots
'bxl1l g each; terms easy If required; cable
pass Tt property; these are picE-ups. W. /.
80 q ". 5l2 Cal. St. Mem. of s. +. Real
80 - fel5 L SuMe
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&Glf s on X ST, NEAR PARK BoULE-
.p''N's " and electric road; beautiful sltua-
9n D. si Iced lots in this locality; part cash
~ hN ~, { Pc. $50 Market ST ~
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GlC1b 251ll4; LOT n. SIDE 18th ST, BET
u WV Sanchez and Noe. W. !. MORGAN &
co. ~ Cal. St: NIem OF S. Z. Real ESTATE Er
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TOR MISSION PROPERTY CALL on Nc
4' CRATTH BROS, Valencia St. Office open
eHllEs from TO q feI # SuTh
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A SPEEDY AND SURE CUREFoR ALL IRREG-
II uiar or painful montfly periods. from whatever
cause, without medicine Or Instruments; all female
complaints Speciality; BONE for confnements, with
best medical care; guarantee results or money re-
funded. MRS DR. CIV YER. 937 Suffer- st l IL Su
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II ERE IT is A BARGAIN-HoUsE ROOMS
II and bath, Church St. 29tn must be sold
ACCRhITH BROS. 2 Valencia ST.; ONCE open
~ elflil-s from 10 g fel II SuTh
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A Ii PERSONS RAPIDLY AND SAFELY RE-
n dneed by Du B4is Anti-obesity Tea A H..
SMITH 4 CO., 1900 Polk. cor. Bush SuTTh 6m
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= ENUINE SPECS, l5c UP. 65 FOURTH ST.
front celebrated ladies' giove-store TO s. fel4 1t
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n ROCERIES-CLUFF BRoS WHOLESALE
" and retail grocers; the oldest established and
cofees speciality; no chrSmos or crockery; best
goods at lowest prices; eo3ntry orders packed aud
shipped free and IL montgomery ave ~ and
AZ Fourth St, 4o9 and 4dI Montgomery ave, 4OI
Hayes st. iel7 TuThSu n
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CtEn JUST THINK OF M
D0U. $50 cash viii secure one OF the finest ,o,,
south OF the PARK on the grand ocean beach boule-
vsrd and route OF electric railroad; grand view aud
sceessihie call at once for maps aud culars A
~. BI<EhD a CO.. 32S Montgomery ST. FED l2t
AkGAlN; FLAT HOUSE, ROOMS EACH:
- hlgn basement; lot 26xl25; street work done;
improving bel hborhood; Chattanooga st. mr. n az:
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ORIENTAL HAIR GLOSS RESTORES GRAY
" hair to original color; sOftens fine hair when dry
ana hard; soothes an irritated ScaIp and skin. +.
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DANlEI T. STUDY ECONOMY AND TAKE AID
~ vantage OF the dissolution sale; you can pur-
chase fpr $40 merchant taIor-made dress over
coat our former price $40, made by a Chicago mer-
chant tailor for $50 ORIGINAL MISFiT CLOTH-
ING PARLoRS, cor. Post and Dupont sts; open
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EoLDING-BEDS = EXAMINE OUR MANTEL
folding-beds in oak, cherry walnut; only S27 so;
installment price; warranted for years NJ FRIED
MAN Co, 22S-230 Stockton ST. and 237 Post
cor. Stockholm open evenings. no30 If
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IN yHElNSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOoDS
~ silks sealskin and sealette coaks; also carpeta
luInlture lace-curtatns, blankets and fodiug-bsIs
al M FRIEDMAN g CO. IS. 22S and 23U Stockton
81 why pay ready money when you can buy jus5
as cheap by making small cash payment down
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF our
STOCK Is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended to- 22S and
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RE ADVISED IN TIME AND SAVE MONEY BY
- coming to the dissolution sale: you can pur-
chase Tor SIo merchant tailoT-made 3-button cut
away dress suit, our former price $27, made by
leading Boston merchant tailor for $45. ORIG NAL
MlsFtI CI.orHING PARLoRS, cor. Post and Du-
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pERSoNAL-WE OFFER $1,000 REWARD FOR
i cough or throat trouble Gast stages OF disease
e1ceptedJ Whlch ca1aOt be relieved by proper us3
OF Dr. y. stones Bronchial Waters; samples free
Address STONE NED. CO. Quincy. i'll oc4 GmSaSu