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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06
An Elegant Dining Establishmeut-Fine
in all of it's Details.

1t has often been asserted by
strangers in Washington-that the city does
not possess the accommodations for the en-
tertainment of visitors found in other
cities. Yet few persons can visit the restau-
rant of John L. Burkart at Tenth and +
without acknowledging here, at least, that
the most fastidious taste can be satisfied and
the greatest epicures can find dishes with
which no fault can be found. Burkart's place
is so located that either business men, idlers,
ladies engaged in shopping expeditions or
persons homeWard bound from the theatres
will find IL one of the most convenient
resorts to which they can repair if desir-
GUS of appearing an angry appetite
The restaurant is provided with the latest i'm
provements that pertain to the culinary art,
and the attendance is of character to please
the most particular. Mr. Burkart during a
short business career, has attained degree of
prominence OF which older men might be en-
Vious His restaurant at Tenth and + is not
only one of the most popular in the city, but
is also one OF the best equipped. His saloon
is supplied with the best of liquors, and be-
hind the bar can be found attendance whose
ability In concocting mixed drinks would
have won them places of high distinc-
tion in that school of philosophy
that acknowledged epicures as its head
and inspiration But not alone on the
merits OF his liquors and decoctions
does Mr.. Burkart depend for patronage.
His cuisine is justly famous throughout the
city. The choicest dishes are prepared with
degree of skill and carefulness that is sure
to satisfy the most fastidious. In addition to
this Mr.. Burkart makes a speciality of after
theater parties and dinner parties. On occa-
ssions when such gatherings have assembled
the quality of the roast oysters he makes
speciality have been justly praised. In con
nection with an account of the service given
the public by him it would not be out of place
to give brief description of the quarters
where he entertains his patrons. His dining
rooms are located on both the first and second
floors OF the building. On the first are ac-
commodatlons for gentlemen, and on the sec
ond are handsomely-appointed rooms for la
dies and gentleman which cannot fail to win
the admiration of all beholders Among all
OF Mr.. Burkart's patrons, however, notWith-
standing the excellence of his service in all
other respects, his novel way of roasting and
serving oysters has made that particular dish
faVorite with all of his customers. The
speciality he has made in this connection has
gained Tor him many admirers, and the spread
ing fame of his oyster roast is not retarded by
any competition.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06
Novelties in Dancing Shoes.
New York Evening World.

NSW OIh hNSulnB w Oflus
Here are some novelties in dancing shoes.
Morocco shoes with jet butterflies on the toes
may be had in bright red, light blue, old gold,
and in sgray. A satin shoe, which is just as
piquant as 1t is pretty, has a rather high front,
embroidered on both sides, and long silk laees
that are twisted several times round the ankle
is covered with fine network of gold. None
OF these fancy shoes can be bought under So,
but with hop every night and partner for
every dance girl could not wear out cor
rect fit.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06
If WAR BREAKS OUT
1t Will BE Universal and Woe to Those
Who Are Unprepared.

1t Will BE Universal, and Woe to Those
Who Are Unprepared.
ROME, Dec. 5.-In the Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day the debate on the Governments
ecclesiastical policy, the beginning of which
was so marked a feature of yesterdays pro-
ceedings was continued. The violent re-
marks of the Socialist leader, Signor Cipriani,
who was frequently called to order, led to so
great an uproar that the presiding officer was
obliged to suspend the sitting. On the re-
sumption of proceedings ex-Premier Crispi
addressed the chamber. He declared
that while in office he had
caused the law of guarantees to be
strictly observed. Still he did not regard it
as a statutory law. However, it was in itself
good law, We're it not that the Vatican
came forward, so to say, as a pretender, and
thus rendered it dangerous. Then, reverting
to the subject of the Drebund treaty, sIgnor
Cnspi said that italy must defend herself on
her own resources, concluding with the
declaration: "If war breaks out, it will be
universal, and woe to those who are unpre-
pared" The Premier, the Marquis Di
Rudini, in reply to this warning said that it
was impossible to doubt that Italy was
perfectly able to protect herself.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06
Well, Well. Well
New Orleans Picayune.

There is woman's club in Washington that
has for its motto: "Not every one that sal tn
Lord, Lord, shall enter in" This is eminently
characteristic. 1t might 40 for the motto Of
some fashionable snob whose only patent of
nobility is that she thinks herself exclusive,
and who often is exclusive in her rudeness,
unchrlstianity, and vulgar misapprehension of
what is meant by politeness.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06
The Queer Mckinley Shake.
Pittsburg Dispatch.

T IIsNoUUIB DI5phLCH.
About the only objection people make to
Major Mckinley personally is his manner of
shaking hands. He learned it in Washington
and the style is considered fashionable, but
the people don't like it. The Major holds his
hand almost on level with his shoulder, and
turns the palm toward the sky. 1t is difficult
to take hold, and only gentle grip can be
given. The shake lacks the hearty sincerity
of the old-fashioned way, and raising the arm.
makes those who meet him feel rather cheap.
Strangers not accustomed to the style grab for
the hand about the waist line, and they are
surprised when they miss it, and discover the
projecting fingers OF the Major afew feet above.
Buy CLIPS Candfes 11th and u
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06

SOC. Chemise-All-over embroidered yoke,
excellent cotton, embroidered around neck
and sleeves, at 45c.
123c. Corset Covers-Fine cotton, feled
seams, perfect fit, at Sc.
SOC. Corset Covers-Excellent cotton, all
over embroidery front and back, embroidery
around neck and sleeves. at 45c.
Infants Department.
$2.25 Infants Coats-Embroidere capes
cream cashmere $1.62.
$3.50 Infants Coats-Embroidere capes,
embroidered around bottom, $1.9S.
1915 Infants Coats-All wool, handsome
embroidered capes, embroidered bottom. So. .9S
4.25 Infants Coats-All wool, very elahor-
ately embroidered capes and bottom, 1875.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06
COrsets.

IS pairs of Soiled Corsets that range in price
from 50c to $150 per pair Special price, 35c.
Early callers get the pick, SO don't delay.
1t has never before been offered in this city.
An elegant quality Sateen Corsets for 39c., ia
all colors. Regular value of this Corset is 75c.
They are no seconds, no imperfections AS
good as any 75c Sateen Corset in this city.
Special price is SOC.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06
A Young Girl Missing.

The police are looking for a pretty young
girl named Miss Rose Ubhoff, OF West Wash
ington, who has been missing since Thursday.
No motive can be given for her leaving home,
and the Georgetown officials are somewhat
mysti6ed over her disappearance, though it
is feared she may haYe got into disreputable
house. The police are searching all these re-
sorts for her.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06
Children's Short Coats.
Children's Caps.

Childrens Caps-We have the largest and.
most complete assortment of Children's Hats.
and Caps in this city at prices from 25c. to $1O
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06

Gill's Chocolates, 11th and F, elegant.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06

Gins Delicious Caramels, 18th and F.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06

The regular 81 G. B. a la Spirite. War
ranted Fast Black Corset. Special price, 69c.
We carry a full line of
Dr. Warmers Corsets.
r. & g. Corsets.
Thomson's Glove-fitting Corsets
@. B. a la Spirite Corsets.
Children's Short Coats.
$2.75 Children's Coats-Eiderdown in alb
colors, stripes, and plain Mother Hubbard
and Gretchen styles, 1925.
$5.9S Childrens Silk Coats-Very handsome.
silk, in all the latest shades, trimmed with silk
braid, zouave styles. pleated backs, shirred
sleeves, forming ruffie on shoulder Bargain,
price, $3.50. Sizes, 2 and years.
$6.4S Children's Coats-A dainty little coat
In Gray and Tan, trimmed prettily with surah
over full surah sleeves. Bargain price, S4.75s
2 and years.
The morning call., 1891-10-31
CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
ATAUCTIoN. AT AUCTION.
McAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1891
At u O'CLOCK NOON,
AT REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
CHOICE LISTl
HAYES AND POLK sTs.KA PROMINENT BUsI-
NESS CURN ER-ONLY ONE BLOCK
FROM MARKET ST
CHOICE LIST

HAYES AND POLK STS.AA PROMINENT BUSI-
NESS CURNER-ONLY ONE BLOCK
FROM MARKET ST
Nos lOl TO lO9 HAYES ST.. corner of Polk The
attention of capitalists is directed to this choice
property; future business corner 1t can hardly
be surpassed; this locality is recognized by all as
the coming mercantile center OF the city: cable
pass the property both on Polk and Hayes SITS ;
the City Hall is only one block distant; Mechanics
Pavilion diagonally oppoSite the handsome Doe
Building and the De Layeaga Block each only one
block off; must positively be sold: streets accepted
and paved with stone blocks: mortgage OF $4,000
In the HbernIa Bank can remain at per cent per
annum; size of lot 60xlOO feet
A GOOD INVESTMENT-CALIF ALIFoRNIA ST. COR
NER. RENTS $40 PER MONTH.
290l California St, Sw. cor. OF Broderick; sub
month, tenant pays for water and all repairs; this
is fine corner, and yieids big rate of interest on
gage of 81 800 in the Security Savings Bank,
which eau remain or not at the purchasers option;
size of lot IS :9Nl31 IS feet
WEBSTER-ST. RESIDENCE. BET. CLAY AND
WASHINGTON STS.
22lO Webster St.: good 2-story and basement
residence Of large rooms; sunny exposure; bath,
laundry ETC.; brick foundation: Will rent for 500
choice neghborhOod; cabIe-car facilities unex,
ceied: terms easy: only Il cash, balance in and
years; interest per cent per annum; lot
70 81 xlUO.
LARGE RCuDGNG LOT. CENTRALLY LOCATED,
ON HAYES ST NEAR FILLMORE.
See this very desirable lot on the south side OF
Hayes ST. distant 80 feet Z. OF Fillmore, on the line
OF the Hayes-st cabie-Toad: fine location for flats
or a home; street paved with stone blocks and ac-
cepted by the city sidewalk In front OF this lott we
AZ :6& 1877 10.
A RICHMOND HoME-COMFoRTABLE RESI-
DEM on EIGHTH AVE. NEAR
POINT LGBOS AVE.
No. 1S29 Eighth ave. bet. Point Lobos ave. and
A ST.; ~ story bay-window cottage of rooms and
bath; good stable aud house for help; cable-cars
VIII soon be running Point LobOs ave The lot
VIII soon be worth the pre- sent value of The land
and the improvements. We can obtain q loan OF
about $4,000 on this property from any bank; size
OF lot, 50xl00 lett
CASTRu-ST. BARGAIN-TWO VERY DESIR-
ABLE LOTS. ONLY A FEW STEPS
FROM MARKET ST
This is chance to secure two choice lots in an ex
celleHt location at figure much below the market
price Of the property; take CastrOst cars and get
of at the junction OF Seventeenth, Market and
Castro sJs.; sewer in Castro st. and street macad-
amized. These lots Just elevated enough above
the street to make them desirable for home; size
OF each lot 25I 90 feet terms cash; bank VIII lend
80 per cent of selling price. Apply to
MCAFEE,
BALDWIN a
HAMMOND.
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City Hall Work.

The City Hall Commissioners decided yes
terday TO give Judge Slack. who succeeds
Judge Hoge, the new courtroom that has
been made by remodeling the old apart
ments of the Board of Education. Superin-
tendent Hughes stated in his monthly re-
port that the interior flush OF the north
west wing had been completed; also the
basement of the Larkin and McAllister
streets wing. including rooms for the Chief
of Police and officers. new City Prison. Re-
celving Hospital office for the Insanity Com
missioners, etc. Nearly all the furniture
for the County Clerks office has been de-
livered, including material for the vaults.
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Builders Contracts.

Catherine Oliver with Ford Bros, plumbing OF
SW. Ger OF Grove and Franklin StS.; Si53S.
Charles LagraYe with Mirnn u Robertson to buiIe
on s. line of Green st, 203 w. of Kearny; S220O.
William John with +. w. Kera, to build on W
line OF Jones st., 90;6 Sc of 0'Farrell; $d490.
ID. f. Walker with r. N. Murray, to buiid on S
line OF Broadway, 90 W. of Cough ST.: Sl5. 200.
X. NJ Murray with w. +. Patterson, concrete
same; SlZ75.
d. F. Walker with William F. Wilson, plumbing
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ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
L anywhere at any time write TO GEO. z. ROWELL
Z CO., 10 spruce St, sew YORK. aul9 ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
Il the subject of advertising will do well to obtain
a copy of "Beok for Advertisers" 1853 pages price
81; mailed postage paid. on receipt of price; con-
tains careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers and
class Journals gives the circua rating OF every
one. and good deal OF Information about rates aud
other matters pertaining to the business OF adyer
tising. Address ROWELES ADVERTISING BU-
REA Z. 10 Snrnce ST. Now NOrk. aul9 lY
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PAINTERS.


L. A. JENNINGS & CO.. GENERAL CON
II tractors painting. paper hanging. whitening,
pasJeTing carpenter worK, etc, S62 Mission ST.,
doors east OF Fifth, 5. +. se27 3m
CIGNS PAINTING, wHITENISG. PAPER
- hanging tinting aud decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers In paints oils, glass brushes.
nisheS MCRAE q DUANE. 2Ob. 207 Fourth. "a sm
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Gavipan,s Crooked Accounts.

Charges of crookedness are still pursuing
William J. Gayigan. George A. Bills conf
planned to the Supervisors yesterday that in
1887, when Gavigan was special counsel for
the collection of delinquent taxes. he paid
him S13 6S, the amount of his delinquency,
and took receipts. He now discovers that
the payment was not credited on the records
and asks the board TO cancel the assessment
Ground squirrels scattered wheat over the
country in Lane County, Kans., and now IT
is coming up on the raw prairie.
The morning call., 1891-10-31
CECURE A HOME-0NLY 2 LEFT.

CECURE 4 HoME-oNLY LEFT.
DEDUCED TO S2l5O-NEw-BUILT COTTAGES
II OF five rooms, with all modern cORyenienceS.
and IoI 25HI25; all street work done; on w side
Douglass St. bet. oath and Jersey; 1t is only
the iustallment plan equal TO rent. For sale by NJ
Is. LEVY 49, California ST., near Montgomery.
ALso..
cSSOO STEINER ST, NEAR GEARY; RESI-
t0OOOV. deHce rooms ana bath, for cash
monthly installments. For sale. by NJ b. LEVY,
432 California St
..-. ALSO ....
GS0SO WORTH $4,000; GOLDEN GATE
toC-OO ave. bet L3guna and Buchanan sts.:
27:6xl20 improved. For sale by h. b. LEVY, 43Z
California st.
.... Also.
Gt7S0 FILLMORE ST. BET. POST AND
u OU. Geary; business property: very good
bargain. For sale by NJ. b. LEVY 4S2 California
street. oc3l 2t
EINE SUNNY NE. COR. SACRAMENTO AND
] Baker sts.. with neat One-sJOry window cot
tage of rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments; very easy terms. Apply TO C. > CAPP
QoTO0 CHEAP-LOT 25xlOO; COTTAGE:
po1VO. rooms; bath. 1927 Hampshire. % IT.
G.t1O0 ELEGANT NEW 2-STORY HOUSE;
- tIOO- rooms; bath; hGored basement; stone
walk; gas fixtures: iron fence; hue mahteis; make
offer; $500 cash, bal like rent. $50 Castro. 81 IT.
0D- SUFFER- -2-SrORY FRAME BUILDING.
~ II rooms, bath and basement; must be re
moved before Nov. 2sth- 935 Market, Rm. g. oc3ltf
A BAReAIN-NEAR THE ELECTRIC ROAD:
y lGJNlOO cor. $1,000: level lots. no sand, 25I
100. $3.50 each. Apply at 20 DOrlaud ST., 18th;
agents wanted. oc3l 3tf
G25O MISSION ST; LOTS 26xIoO, n EX-
tNZOO- eelsior Homestead, three blocks from
county road; one-haf cash. balance $40 per month.
w. IL GRIM & CO, lis MoHtgomery.6 SuTuThSau
A RARE CHANCE: MARKET ST. BUSIN ESS
y lct 10 or 25NlI5; cheap; must be sold al once.
CHAS- KICKOFF, 1928 Montgomery. Room 3. % 1t
Gel n MONTHLY PAYMENTS: EXTRA BAR
N " gain for a few days: lots 25Nl20. between
I and J Sts., near boulevard, electric road and
park J. T. HARRIS. 100 Market ST., formerly 62S
Market Oc29 1t
G1DS0 MUST BE SOLD: REDUCED FROM
u --OO. S250U: tw O-stOTy house OF Z rooms
and bath line Of Joost Electric Road: Eighteenth
St, Castro: street paved with blocks and
accepted; rents S22 SO; mortgage $lA0O can
main. SHAN WALD. BUCkBEE & CO., 4O7 aud
5O9 Montgomery 81. oc2S St
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FCKNITUKN FOR SALE.


LURNITURE OF u ROOMS y FLATS WELL
j rented. great bargain for cash or iustallments
would ex ,hange for san Francisco. oakland
Alameda property. Apply CHAS. HENDERSON.
3O4 Montgomery 81. oc3l 2t*
TUENITURE FOR SALE AT I p. NJ TODAY
Saturday. $50 ShOtwell St; no agents. 1t
FURNITURE OF ROOMS FOR SALE; CHEAP.
4 S5l FOLSOM ST. oc3U 3t+
COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
" furniture carpets at reduced Irices satisfac-
tion money refunded shipped free. Fourth. ly
C1S bedroom SET or : PIECES AT NEW
u IL. MAN BROS, III sixth ST iy39 l2m
GOOD CHANCE-YoUR HOUSE FURNISHED
n complete with furni Ure. carpets. stoves cur
Isins blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prices
easy inStalIments; small deposit NJ. FRIED
MAN CO.'S. largest mstallment house on tbs
Coast, 22s-25O Stockton, 2S7 Post ST; open even
ings; prompt attention paid 20 country orders. lsttf
4 SPECIAL NOTICE-I HAVE REMOVED TO
II large. stores, l26 Fourth ST.: prices reduced
TO bed rock all round; parior suits, SIS to SO;
ranges, Sc up; 500 secondhand carpets; chamber
sets SIS 10 SIS: cash or nstaments goods shipped
fee. T. Il. y IL son, l26 fourth st. apl II
n EW CHAMBER SETS or PIECES. Sl5 CASH
~ or instailne1t. WILEY EROS 9Sl Mission. u
The morning call., 1891-10-31
ROOFING.

pEADY ROOFING COMPANY. sos ChAY ST.,
IL Room asphaltum work done at short notice;
work warranted 3 to years. oe22 I'm
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G..DC0 PARrN ER WANTED TO-DAY; FIRST
- N-OU. class cash business established; doing
trade clearing SO month to each; Csn be largely
increased with help OF sOou man; business nice,
clean respectable; easily learned no night or sun
dAy WuTa; proprietor WeIl-kuowu, responsible bUst
man. vita best OF reference; ful investigation
See GEO. STEWART, l35 kearuy ST. 1t
The morning call., 1891-10-31
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDk REAL ESTATE.

L-OR BARuAINSIS REAL ESTATE, CALL ON
j MRS. 1. Ii. CHANDLER, 1929 Park ST.. Ala
media. oc2Otf
5. HANLEY ~ CO., 1851 PARK ST., WILL
- build sell rent you any kind OF house any
whore in Alameda the most reasonable
terms. au26 Ct
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LoRIN REAL ESTATE.

GREAT BARGAlN-NICE 4-RooM COTTAGE
n and lots in heart of town, for $1,000; must be
sold.
New cottage rooms; S26OO $500 or 500 down.
$25 month; lot 51xl35; all modern improve
ments.
ern Improvements; barn near station; $270O; $4O0
$500 down. $25 month.
New 5-roOm cottage, within one block OF station:
between electric roads; S.700; $500 down, $50
month.
New broom cottage: Q blocks from depot; S225O:
$500 down. 500 S25 a month. inquire OF
WURrS a MORAN. LOrin, or 467 Min ST., Oak
land. Take Berkeley train. Sunday engage
ments Oc3l 3 5 st
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I. me SALOON FOR SALE. l43 SEVENTH ST.;
L good business. It,
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E.e-p PARTNER WANTED IN LARGE MAN
SNOOO uf2cturlng business: employing 10 to u
men: clears S25u per MONTH is increasing rapidly;
must have help 10 run The business: Is too much for
/ alone; business easily learned; has stock.
tools. iuaCntuery everything necessary; no further
capital required; fuu Investigation solicited; best
OF references this is one ofthose exceedingly rare op-
pcrtuuIteS that IS only met Win 0uce IN lie time;
no such bargain heard Of; don't miss It; see.
GEO. STEW ART. l35 kelrny s.. II
The morning call., 1891-10-31

IyRUIT AND VEGETABLES: GOOD LOCATION:
i good business; absolutely bargain II applied
Tor soon. j. IL PAIGE. ee5 Market u oe:iO u
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RTsINESs CHANCES.

COEO PARTNER: LIGHT INDOOR BUSI-
u OOO. ness: no night or sunday work; Will pay
S75 TO 500 per month TO each all the year round.
MCLAUGHLIN a co. 26 Kearuy st ocSO St~
The morning call., 1891-10-31

Z. p. Stone and wife TO BI. L. Hayes wife OF
j. j.. lot Is. Block 3. and that portion OF
lot Il. Block 3, wing $. o, line of divided
lot of Fitch from oakum, Fitchb burg Home
gta lpfs r.,
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L. A. Stripe twife of J.J to J. e. Strine (wife
OF g. w, lot on Sc. line OF Eighth ave.
Sw. OF East Fourteenth st. (aS now
widened), SW. SO by X. 1875 East Oakland
j. Z. Strine (wife Of g. W. to Il. L. Dubre,
The morning call., 1891-10-31

MECHANICS HOTEL AND BOARDlNG-HUUSE
VI 80 rooms. with lease; best chavez in this city.
]. D. BARNARD, pa Kearny 81. ltF
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Tor SALE RESTAURANT AND SALOON;
i good business; owner going TO Europe: must
sell. 29O East ST.. Folsom. oc25 4tt
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MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
M Security Loan Hank. lI06 Market st. ,nr. Mason;
private entrance Turk. n. }. FRAN KILN u CO 6m
L'ROM so UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
security. = L e., Box 81. CALL branch 1e5 Il
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-rHE
" eight-page WEEKLY CALL sent to any address
in the United States or Canada year for 81 "a
postage Tree
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ALAMEDA COUNTY.

+. A. ROuleau to John q. Conrad. lot ON e
line OF Twenty-eighth ave, 800 s. OF @. ST..
L. 24U. s 5S.fi W 240 .B n d2.6
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HAMMOND.
10 Montgomery street. oc2S Ut
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GSOSO WORTH $4,000; GOLDEN GATE
,DCLOO ave. bet. LaEuna and Buchanan sts.:
p 6Xl20 improved. For sale by 81. H. LEVY, 49,
California St
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EURNITURE FOR SALE.
FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
lsee H. SCHELLHAAS. 40S Eleventh ST. doc II cod
OAKLAND HOUSES AND ROOMS.
@OS AND $40 PER MONTH"; NEAT AND
tpZC pretty houses; near station: good neighbor-
hood A II. BREED S CO., 460 Ninth st. oc2S st
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CARPETS.

(1ARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, csc A YARD;
~ instaIlment price elsewhere 81 a I'd. II. FRIED
MAN & CO.. 22s-23O stockton. and 2ST Post II II
pRUSSELs CARPETS. soc LAID: WINDOW
- clot 25C. = w. SHREK, 1894 Stockton. m2tt
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ALSO
CSS0O STEINER ST, NEAR GEARY RESI-
tNOOOU. dence rooms ana bath for cash or
monthly installments. For sale. BY NJ b. LEVY
432 California ST
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Coco PARTNER WANTED GOOD SALOON,
tNOOO. boarding and lodging house: 26 rooms:
steady bOarders. among factories 3OS Beaie II l5@
E.O-S SALOON: BARGAIN: ON ACCOUNT
~ = y. Oh dom narfure. 75q Market 81. oc27 IT,
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noDG1Ne-HousEs FOR SALE.

N-fWIY FURNISHED SUNNY CORNER HOUSE.
N ] : rooms. no agents. Inquire 62l Post. iy2s Il
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DANGEROUS SCHEME

kumor says the colored voters 81
Wyandotte county are getting ready
to put ticket in the field this fall with
all black faces on it. III. Z. johnson
the present street commissioner ~
Kansas City, Kan, will be placed on
il for sheriff. We shall not allow our
selves to believe that the Negro VOTING
element Of Wyandotte county IL N
short-sighted and indiscreet as To but
straight ticket Of their own complex
ion into the field whether or Hot tbev
name it Republican, Democratic III
Alliance, with ghost Of a show of
electing it. Do they not know that II
would be virtually putting themselves
between the jaws Of political Vice III
be crushed TO death BY the coming to-
gether Of the white political parties
against them? The only hope for the
Negro as political factor ID this
country is In the fact that he identifies
with the different great politi-
cal parties.