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Company Z-Present, commissioned officers
., Sergeants D. CorporalS s, musicians and
marker 4. privates So; total present. 70; alb
sent, prlvates u; total present and absent. 81.
"A timely point is suggested by THE
oracle III the declaration " The Barlini
scandal VIII presumably end with the strik-
ing OF his name from the list of marksmen,
an ORDER TO that effect being issued to-day,
put what OF the so-called sharp practice
OF certain persons connected with the af-
fair?" 1t would not be amiss for the A. G.
TO consider the query. 1t was not Barlini
VINO had his name listed, but il was caused
10 be put there by Others above him, aud in
violation OF well understood orders to the
contrary.
The Oracle" calls AdIutant-G General AL
len official tender of the appointment of
Brlgadler-General of the Second Brigade,
y G. =, only 1.-THE intimation that Colonel
John IL. Dickinson, commanding the First
der General"
First Lieutenant James y. Pike. who was
detailed from the retired list as Regimpntal
eluartermaster OF the Second, has now been
appointed Captain and Adjutant. Adiutant
tlke can no more keep out of the military
than duck can out of water.
The Oakland Tribune, abiding to the
purpose of the new administration to do.
away with two Of the six signal corps in
the State. adds, in affected sorrow: "How
Lieutenant Brown must mourn his signal
battalion now"
First Lieutenant A. j. Kelleher has been
renewed from duty as acting Adjutant If the
second, having been detailed before Camp
Waterman. He will report for duty with
his company.
Private E. n. Revies of G. has been an
pointed X. G. G. Of the Second ARTILLERY,
with The rank of Sergeant, vice +. ID. Bar
ton, discharged on account CT removal
Musician w. G. Walker OF Company G of
the First has been appointed Corporal in
the drum corps.
Colonel Macdonald of the Second Ar
tlllery went East on Saturday
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HERE AND THERE.
The Remarkable Parade of Two Certain
Companies.

The Remarkable Parade of Two Certain
Companies.
The Queens Hussar" objects strenu-
ouSly to the use of the word "serv-
ice " in connection with the service medals,
having advanced the argument in effect
that because the word SERVICE" in
military sense, is the art of serving
the State in war, therefore the service
n edals are only good-conduct medals. On
the same theory therefore, according to this
a gument, there should be no such thing as
Service stripes" for enlisted men, because
forsooth, the service represented by them
was not while serving the State in war But
much about matters military, for service in
Torrance of military duty; in its general
art. and in the restricted sense, actual sery-
ice in the exercise of military functions. This
effeetually disposes of the claim Of serving
service medals, the Queens HuSsar" 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding.
One OF the things commented upon at the
distribution of medals and badges to the
First Infantry Was the extraordinary par
ade-nnt on annual muster and Inspection
made BY two OF the companies of the bat
TALON. The figures, from tie Sergeant's roll
books are: Company X-Present commits
stoned officers 2, SergeantS 4, Corporals 6,
musicians and marker 4, prvates GO; total
present, 10; absent, Corporal l, musician l,
prirates 20; total present and absent. IS.
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CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT.
Report Is That Berlin or BarIini Is n,
at All In 1t.

Report Is That Borlin or Barlini Is Net
at All In 1t.
Ii Is intended to have the championship
contest take place on the 2Sth inst, and per-
haps through the courtesy of General Glib
Don, at the Preside, the range Of which
would certainty fill the condition of ''neu-
trality." The competitors cannot use the
guns to which they have been accustomed
but must shoot with those furnished by
Lieutenant-ColOnelW Warren B. English, l. r
l.. Ammunition will also be furnished, and
the Signal Corps and Light Battery men.
who are included in the ten highest, al
though they made the scores which entitled
them to their place with pistols at forty
yards, must shoot with Springfield rifles.
one man, who is near the head of the list,
expressed himself as follows concerning
these conditions: THE shoot all the way
through, is going to be big farce. The
ldea OF not allowing men TO shoot with their
own muskets is ridiculous. Then, probably
Sevtnty-gralned government ammunition
will be furnished, and who could hit a barn
at twenty feet with that stnfT? The guns
available to headquarters are obsolete, and
were cast away after the AmadoI war. We
are to shoot with these? Under those con
ditlons the city marksmen will not shoot"
AS regards Berlin or Barlini, Tie 'intelli-
gegce was received in Oakland in a telegram
sent from the Adjutant-GeneTals Office at 3
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon announcing
that Adjuant- General Allen had ordered the
name OF Corporal A. A. Berlin stricken
from the list OF elgibles to shoot for the
championship OF the State.
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THROUGH OTHER EYES.
Some of the Statements Made -Anent Il
First's Exhibition.

Some of the Statements Made Anent the
First's Exhibition.
The usual installment of button-twisting
statements was published on Tuesday anent
the distribution of medals and badges to the
First Infantry. One Delphic oracle, sitting
on his spider-web covered tripod, mbns-
omed himself of the following extraorti-
nary piece of wisdom, speaking of tie
march in review: "One Of the worst mis-
takes was that of a Sergeant, commanding
platoon, who saluted before reaching the
reviewing officer and then marched past a.
Il carry OF course, the Sergeant should
have saluted after having passed the review
ing officer and not before; and of course he
should have marched past at reverse
arms or secure arms, Just for a change,
but lat a carry" perish the thought
This same DelphIe oracle illustrated the
service medal by showing on the ten-yearS'
bar the remarkable motto PRO Patrip."
Now The CALL ridculed this motto, months
and months ago, rs neither French nor Latin,
but one-thrd Latin and twO-thirds French
aud the Adjutant-GeDeral ordered the origi-
nal die destroyed and changed the motto 10
"Civitaii SeTvivi," and that was the mOttu
on the medals distributed one week age
this evening.
But for long-distance reporting the mas
terly effort Of the original and simOn-pure
oracle" oyertopS everything. According
TO lflsS ltlGstOpt dCCOunt presentation
speech was made BY George \. Knight of
Governor Markham's staff" whereas Colunel
Dickinson announced that owing to the alb
seuce of Colonel Knight, j. a. g., ut Sacra-
mentO, the presentation would deyOivs upon
him. Nor were tile doors opened for tile
regimental exhibition at O'Clock nor did
the battalion appear shortly before 9
O'Clock nor was for half au hour the aiI-
dience entertained with an exhibition drill :"
nor then followed the distribution of the
service medals, Colonel George a. knight
making the presentation address" nor was
''the entranre4 to the Pavilion tastefully
decorated with garlands and flags for the
OCCASION while large flags and regimental
banners were placed in conspicuous places in
the interior OF the building" moreover
MAJ ksman's badges TO the number of 152
were distributed, and not word to that eff
feet.
An evening contemporary, which does
not pretend TO record military matters. did
herald the fact, however, that the Pa
vilon was crowded with friends and ad-
mirers of the First Infantry" and then
found it necessary to make the statement
that THAT military body in command ni
Colonel John II. Dickinson, was present"
The mistake might otherwise have been
made that another regiment was present at
a distribution Of medals to the First. This
truthful chronicle had not word of the
marksman's badges.
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UNIVERSITY BATTALION.
Features Proposed by Its Military In
structor.

Features Proposed by Its Military In
structOr.
Lieutenant Randolph proposes 20 intro
duce some new features INTO the military
department of the University of California.
He has divided the priYates Of the junior
and sophomore classes into privates of the
first aud second grade. The privates of the
first rank will be relieved from battalion
drill and be practiced in signal duties, tar
get practice, ceremonies such as guard
nOunting), etc. These privates of the first
degree must be such as have shown n
special aptitude for military duties in the
battalion. The orders of the War Depart
ment allow several pieces OF artillery TO col
leges having military instruction, but Lieu
tenant Randolph is yet undecided whether
or not he will apply for this artillery,
because the system of artillery IS changing,
and at present only old muZzle-lodding can
mons are available for instruction purposes.
However, If Lieutenant Randolph should
obtain them, only the priyattS of the first
class will be detailed to artillery practice.
Tue Lieutenant hopes to have an armory
butt and viii make 1t his special duty to
prevail upon the Regents to this cad, For
the senior class he has prepared course of
thirty lectures in military science. The
plan OF providing for military instruction in
colleges was adopted by Congress in July,
1862, by which each State was granted 81
man it had on condition that it would pro-
vide for military instruction within its lin
Its. by this Arrangement California re-
ceived 10000 acres, aud accordingly pro-
vided for instruction in military science ia
the State University. Most of this land
has been disposed of, and the income from
the fund is some $4,000 per annum.
An additional condition was required in
this grant that the university should create
an Agricultural College. This plan has
been operated for twenty-five years, but nos
till The past five years has it been put on a
solid foundation. Tie instructor in the
Military Department must be- an officer in
the regular army, though in some colleges
the instructor is allowed to teach other sub
jects, such as mathematics, etc, but this has
been found detrimental to the military
branch. At the University of California
the military instructor directs the Military
Department exclusive; he is a member OF
the faculty aud has all the rights and priv
leges of a member.
Lieutenant Randolph has created the Office
of Cadet Major, and has appointed Captain
Seymour TO that post Cadet Lieutenant
Waste has taken Seymour'S former post of
Adjutaut.
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Prince Henry of Prussia and his imperial
brother are the best OF friends, and no
visitor is more welcome TO William ii. The
Prince is fine violinst and good Orches-
trail leader. At private concerts in the i'm
perial family circle he usually takes tie
baton and arranges the programme. When
at KEEL he plays first violin in the Officers
Orchestra, but, of course, so public an ap-
pearance would not do in Berlin.
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AT Columbus, Ohio, the other night a lady
caught a rat making off with her gold watch
and chain, which she bad left upon a dresser
ON retiring. The rodent had dragged his
prize nearly twenty feet, and in a minute
more would have disappeared in his hoic
with il.
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DENTISTS.

DR. THOMAS L. HILL ODD FELLo VS. BUILD-
~ ing; Office honrs, TO .. ap24 cod
DR.A LUDLUM HILL l4I3 MARKET ST. NEAR
- Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
made: old plaTeS made like new; teeth
from IS per set; extracting Soc gas given. 4tf
mr. REA, 1913 MARKET; EXT. TEETH soc:
~ With gas 81; filings low; open evenings sel4 tt
CROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MARKET
y ST. bet Third aud Fourth; gas specialists. aul7 u
FULL SET OF TEETH FuR 81; FIILINti AT
\ lowest prices; work warranted DIR. J. w.
kEY, Sal Market st. opp, baldwin aus II
DR G. II. WILSON, DENTISrJ s2J MARKsF
~ St. bet Fifth and Sixth. OBJ. Mason. del5Gt
\ Ii NEW SPAPERS Rad LONG ARTICLES N
~ them stating that the insane aSylums full u
Teope who took gas ouy once Tor painless tooth
traction and went crazy MY secret painless method
be done painlessy. VIII forfeit 500 for any tooth
That cannot extract without sleep or gas evan
though a dozen deutists have failed to extract IL.
All operations done better than elsewhere, sincs
have seven first prizes FOR beautiful hliingS plata
and crown work There are 8 Leek dentists Oacs
open till $3.50 P NJ; Sundays till ) Z. NJ DIX
0EORGE W. LEEk. D o'tarretl ST. oc9 u
BEAUTIFUL SET S7;-PAINLEsS EXTRACTING
- Boo; gold plates; bridge WORK crowns: niIiuys;
allowest rates. DR.. C. A PERRY, Mason st. de5 rt
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, sos MARKET
" ST. (Phean building; gas specialists: positively
extract teeth without pain; only office that mako5
and gives the celebrated Cotton Gas; $4,000 rex
ertnces established 1863; all operations in dentistry
Performed. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER te7tt
Z. SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
" good as can be made; filling 81. DR.. SlMMS
Dentist $50 Market St. next Baldwin Theater. ocl 81
'rHE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 10 cents per week, delivered bycarrier to any
part OF the city: the Bulletin is the best Oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postal-card otherwise will receiVs
PROMPT attention. Oaice 62a Montgomery
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.


OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ApvERTIsEM AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once of TIM MoRNINa CALL 9o2 broadway.
DIRT CHEAP! DIRT CHEAP!
II $650-Lot 25N140, on a lOOGoot street.
$25O-Lot 25XlO0. near station.
$i5O-lOt 25xlo0; 6n easy terms.
Sl500-Lot 50xl00, on sunny corner.
$SO0-Lot 25x 81, block from cable
'$75O-Lot 50xl50, In lovely Fruitvale. Team and
man always at hand 70 use free o. charge to show
land. VIM. NJ. DEWOLF, cor Twelfth and
Twelfth ave, East Oakland Station. fel5 IT
GQ0Q0 A BARGAIN IN THE MOST DESIRA-
tpOOOV. bic residence portion of oakland east
OF Broadway (Alice ST. j. bet. 18th and Durant SITS.
modern Groom house, bath etc, with lot 5Dx112;
the above is offered at bargain: call and be con
our Office. Z. w. WOODWARD u CO., 902 Broad
way, Oakland. fel4 1t
SACRIFICE, 10 LOTS. $275 EACH; NICE LO
terms to suit all purchasers; cal! at once Also
neat, new Broom cottage. very cheap; small cash
payment, balance monthly iustaIlmenIs. See II. b.
PlNNEf' 464 Ninth ST. Oakland; office open TIL
p. NJ. feS It
GI1OO FINE SAN PABLO AVE. BUSINESS
a decided bargain; chance for an increase.
Write or apply to A. II. BREED & CO., 32S Mont
gomery ST, San Francisco. Cal fe5 LIT
In LOTS IN THE NEW ELECTRIC HEIGHTS
I'jO Tract; block from Fruitvale ave.; electric
railway near local station: only few lots left;
prices one-half what the adjoining properties are
II. w. DAVIS. Twenty -third-ave Station, East Oak
laad; open until 1880 p. NJ. jas I'm
I OTIS 800, s125, $3.50. S20O-s2O DOWN. $40
II per months last chance for cheap lots: Seminary
ave; only Few more beautifully situated lots left
In this tract; Seminary now severed: franchise
property; buy before the raise For further partic-
ulaTs apply to Twenty-thrd Avenue Land Company
Building. ltf
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRIP-
- tions taken at CALI. Branch offices. 6U3 LarNin
St, 1913 Hayes st. and ISIS Mission ST.; open tn
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$3.50 P G5d., sALE ;S 4, WORKS ORR THE
with all necessary machinery, tools boiler, and
very large trade from all parts Of the State IS we'll
aualted 10 add dyeing and cleaning WORKS; splendid
location; ample room; fine store; all the eficicnt
help Will remain; IS a remarkably good plant, and
wen worth 5! 500; rare chance for man and wife
GEO. STEW l35 kearny ST
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GOOO CLEARING 500 PER MONTH; A
CNCtU. trial allowed before buying; oyster
house for sale tno rcStaurantl; handsome place;
one OF the finest business streets; has u large
family trade; any run it; extreme sickness
The cause Of selling; Will remain with you until
fully able TO run 1t md custom assured has horse
and fancy cart for delivering orders. Apply X.
KENNY, - kearny ST. fe5 tt
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OAKLAND HOUSES AND ROOMS.

THE SACRAMENTO. 906 WASHINGTON ST..
L cor. Elghth-Pieasant sunny rooms; suite or
single: also Offices: terms reasonable. feS I'm
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pRANCH BAKERY; SALE On ACCOUNT OF
- death; near schools. 39l1a Ninth. fel4 3ts
4 oOD-PAyING SALOON FOR SALE 52sIs
" Sacramento st. fels 7ts1
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pARGAIN-FINE DOUBLE HOUSE ABOVE
ID Market ST.: central: 80 rooms. all rented: must
sell al or oHe-haf; immediate departure. Address
L o.. Box 81, CALL Branch ONCE. fel5 3t%
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE STORE AT AUC-
= ton value. TO close an estate. l. D. BARNARD.
: AZ Market ST. near Taylor
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= 100 a GREAT BARGAIN; SALOON FOR
70 lOO. sale in hne business location; one OF
the best business streets IN Western Additions best
reasons FOR selling. For particulars apply NO Il
GAN 4 DDMNEY. lOI7 Market st fel6 pa
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GAN0 COFFEE SALOON AND RESrAU-
u gov. rant: partner wanted; large business;
owner frst-GlaSs cook; wants reliable man for cash
counter and iool alter help in dining-rooms: open
day and nights of the finest places in the city:
clears $40 10 $50 per week; Is rapidly increasing;
must have help; Investigation and trial See GEo.
STEWART. lS5 kCarny ST 1t
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COFFEE AND LUNCH STAND. NEXT TO THE
\ alter; SO; good chance for erperienced
person. SIS Pacific 81. feI4 7ts
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7 osT-BAY HORSE: BRAND (e) ON THE LEFT
IL shoulder, and one spot in the right eye; white
on both hind legs about foot high from The bot
tom, aud white star on The forehead. Finder
please return to 2llS Taylor st. and receive re-
ward. fel6 Sta
I oST-sATURDAY MORNING AT VALENCIA
- street Station u0:3O train, package legal pa
ts aE 20 & BY Ssv Tsfr st % before Sd 10
warded. 1t
EoRROw MONEY On sEALsKINs AT THE
- Collateral Bank. Is Grant ave, near Market
street. jal9 3Ow No
Il! Fifth, sesi-skin satche containing $36 10 in
coin, gloves ana handkerchief. Reward for return
to United States Restaurant. 544 Clay ST. fel5 PTS
7 observation-disclosures: oNCGRAMF W. L.
j. on silver plate. Send to +. w. LAW RENCE, tx
amlner business ontee, and receive reward. III Cts
| oST DOG ON FEBRUARY 7; SMALL
Scotch terrier; black body, light face and legs
tail cut; when lost wore collar; tag No. 269,
named Bin $50 reward. Return to 30l5 Wash
ington 81. fel0 1t
I oST-ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. A soil
J. taTe ring: will pay liberal reward Address
p. o. Box 1873 fe9 tt
THE 5. +. COLLATERAL LOAN BANK, 533
L Kearny ST., lends money TT per cent per lnontn
on watches. diamonds and ieweiry. dels 5n
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
~ GAIL IN wrapper. ready for mating
FOUND.
EoUND-BKowN SPANIEL DOG. Apply 22I3
L LarSin St; rear. rel5 ST.
GAME TO MY PREMISES FEBRUARY 10 RED
- Irish setter dog; white feet; owner can nave
same by proving and paying charges. 1881 Rausch
street. fel4 3t*
EoUND-$20 IN MY PoCKEr-BooK. WHICH I
have saved by attending the dissolution sale,
where can purchase merchant tailor-nade pair OF
trousers for 50. our fcrmer price 50, made by lead
Ing merchant tailor for $lI. ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PARLoRS, cor. Post and Dupont sts-;
evenings
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CIEOO PARTNER WANTED IN LARGE
~ OOO. eamm.rcLal aml mercantile exnress
G900 PARTNER WANTED: fIRsr-CLAss

SEDtO commission business established; clears TO
each S15 per month; be largely Increased. with
help OF good man; money net 80 much of object
IS reliable, Industrious, working partner: business
light, D eaSant ana easily learned; fun nveStiga-
ton OF books ard business be ore buying; this is a
chance in a lifetime; don't miss it. Particulars
GEO. STEW ART. l35 kearny II
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L-oR SALE-CANDY AND ICE-CREAM SODA
j store; must be sold; owner has other business
70 attend to; see owner. 1897 Market St. cor
Eighth. fel4 3tS
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EOFFEE-sA LOON AND CHoP-HOUSE: BUSI-
= ness over $3.50 month; rent $50 owner has
, ACES. GUS Fourth ST. fai6 9l%
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GTnt0 PART CASH; A GREAT BARGAIN:
II 4 OO. fine corner Day-windOW house OF $40
rooms; clearing S40O per month expenses; fur
niture good throughout and Is $4,000 is sell
ing account Of i'll health; long lease. Apply X
KENNY, ~ kearny ST. fell II
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no YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE THE ELEC-
" trio road viii run? Do you want to know the
best location south of the park? DO you want u
know where to buy slotS that will increase most
rapidly in value with no taxes tand no interest to
pay? II so call on {. T. MAYNE Il CO., $40 Mont
gomery street. i.lS ~
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ROOMS TO LET-coNrINUED.

E10 GOLDEN GATE = HANDSOMELY PA
" ~ pered and furnished suite and single rooms
In private family; reasonable: boarl If desired.
ring lower bell and inquire for MRS. CURTIS nl96f
ECI SIXTH-FuRNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
III Keeping complete; S. 10 $l6 per suite.25 Inn
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lust SELL: GOOD PAYING LODGINO-HOU USE:
vi bar: good lease: apply al once. SIEBE BROS.
cor. SlcraIMento and SamsOme SITS. fel5 St*
The morning call., 1891-02-16

C.).)S Sal. ON-REAl SNAP; DO NOT MISS
- 81 /. It FOX ! Eddy ST. rs
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FOR sALE-ClGAK-sruRE 143 SECOND ST.
Itt fFz
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LopGING-HoUsEs ron SALE.

ScOl00 IT ROOMS ON POLK, Mr. MARKET
U1-OOO. $l50U-20 rooms GU Fourth st.
$l6O0-30 T, Oms on Mission st.
S250O-3l rooms on Market St ; a bargain
Sl5OO-i5 rooms on Ellis ST.
& DUNN, $40 Market St fel5 ST
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u = ono ONE OF THE VERY FINEST
" O.OOO. family clearinghouse in the city;
W borders; eGqu site furniture and clearing $500
per month; $ll, 500 can remain on mortgage.
RRENNAN a nUNN. 92O Market st. felh 81
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W ANTED-TO REET CHICKEN-RANCH, WITH
W or without stock. Address Ranch, Box SO,
CALL Branch ONCE. fel5 St.
C15O GOOD PAYING SALOON 446 THIRD
~. Fa1E 70
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HOUSES TO LET.

4 GENTLEMAN EXPERT WHO IS Nor
u known) Is sent to your house: 10 minutes after
his departure you receive money your piano,
Grant ave. near Market ST ia1a ROW Mo
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A NDREW-ALwAYS BORROW MONEY OF
~ Collateral Bank. Is Grant ave, near Market
street. jal9 gov Mo
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Cs-S BAKERY, CANDIES, ETC; GOOD
=. -. trade: 3 furnished rooms. 5g5 Sixth. Us
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G5OD PARTNER IN BUSINESS; ESrAB-
4 OOVs lished years: clears 500: monthly
trial. McLAUGHLIN q co. rs Kearnv 81. IL.
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u OD CORNER HOUSE. NEW, 10 ROOMS:
- w. well ghted; sunny: all occupied; all on
one floor; must be sold on account Of departure;
rent $40 per month. 505 Grammar cor. 4th. fl3 rs
SMALL LoDGING-HOUSE, u ROOMS. FOR
- sale. Il3 Third ST. feI2 IT'S
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BOARDING AND ROOMs

1903 MARKET ST., NEAR CITY HALL
10 Newly furnished, sunny, front rooms; sin
gle and en- suite; also housekeeping; gas auC
bath. ia05 r.