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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

Slaughter Sale at p. Il. Coop toI
two weeks.
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DR.. Burrows, Oculist, Aurist and Op.
tlclan. Spectacles fitted. Commercial
Block.
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The cigars smoked by the Prince Of
Wales, II Is said, cost $500 per thous-
aud. Tho taxpayers generally smoke
small black clay or halk pipes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

got leave to priut the whole Of the con.
siitution OF the United States as part
Of hla Iemarka.
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A Burlington Junction MOI man
reports that single potato Of the
"Minister" variety produced 29I pota.
toes weighing sixty pounds.
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HAVE you n ticket In tho drawing
for the $1,000 piano.
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pes.icatcd Cocoanut zoe per pound
Mt 4. T.. Coop.
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a one.leggcd blcycllst IN London re-
Gently rode one hundred miles In lees
than nine houra.
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The type on the Toledo Bee Is set ex-
clusively by Marganthaler type-settlng
machines. Ten machines do the work
Of forty composltorp.
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THE PROVO MILLS

Have mado this season tho
finest limo OF Dross Flannels
over offorod. Call and soc
thom M
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The town Of Morrill,, Kas., viii give
n subsidy Of $500 10 anyone who will
build hotel there.
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NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.

President Gardeld's funeral took
place Sept. ~, 1851.
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The memorable antl.AIasonlc con.
venlIon was held In Baltimore Sept.
20, 1881.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

Philadelphia was occupied by British
soldiers Sept. %, JT7T.
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JOHN C. CUTLER & BRO,
SO Main Stroel,
The morning call., 1891-08-28
THE OFFAL AND BONES
What Becomes of ButchertOwn's
Daily Waste.
Too Much Of 1t Still Goes Into the Bay and
Poisons the Waters of Islais Creek-New
Uses Found for Old Bones.

The slaughter-houses of a big city can
never constitute the center of genteel resi-
dental suburb, no matter how favored the
location in other respects. Volumes have
been written in regard to the sanitary or in
sanitary condition Of Butchertown, but the
slaughterers pursue the even tenor of their
way, and it is only when something is done
to them. as in recent prosecutions for cruelty,
that they turn on their assaiants.
There is little doubt of one thing-Butcher- r
town will have to go within very few
years. 1t is the sentiment even of the city
butchers who daily drive over the dusty
half-mile between the Potrero and the abat-
toirs that the latter are doomed to be
crowded out of the county by the steady in
crease of factories and the development of
real estate enterprises. The Potrero itself
is being altered out of all recognition by the
erection of cottages and villas on the hill
sides. and the same spirit of real estate de-
velopment has caused the San Bruno road,
down to the very shores of Isais Creek, to
be dotted with new residences that by and
by will run together and form a thriving
suburb. Numbers OF these houses have al
ready been built within a mile Of Butcher =
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town, and already the question is being
asked: Why does so much of Butcher
towns offal find its way into ISlais Creekp
What is the otfal doing in the creek, any
how?
When the tide is rising the answer is not
difficult to obtain. Two-thiids of the dis
tance between the Potrero and Butchertown,
and at the latter end of the neck, is a large
slulce through which the flood-tide pours
like mlll-stream on to the fats of Islais
Greek. Half OF this stream comes in from
the north, and Is fairly clear ssa water; the
other half is black with decomposed blood.
and bears on its surface masses of foul
straw, stable ordure and floating offal. This
1etld stream, meeting the body of water in
the creek higher up, Is checked, and the
masses IN oi hlty and garbage are spread along
the shore of the creek, to the Infinite detri-
ment to the health of residents i'll South
San francisco and along the San Bruno
road.
1t is contended that it is necessary to pre-
serve the sluice in its present position and
service IN order TO get rid of the Army-street
sewage matter, and to disinfect or oxy-
genate 1t by admiXture with large volume
OF water on the rising tide. But Butcher
town blood and otfal are not the best of
dlsintectants, ana it may well be argued
that in this case the remedy may be worse
than the disease.
On the water front Of Butchertown. be
meath the abatt0irs on the north side es-
pecially, tons Of offal may be seen floating
all day long in the hot sun, generating the
gases which appeal to the unacclimated
visitor 10 ButchertOwn with their noisome-
ness.
1t is singular that large amount of valu-
able matter should be allowed to go to
waste in the bay, when SO much care is
taken to prevent loss in other respects. As
soon as beast is killed, in the ordinary
procedure of ButchertOwn slauShterers, the
otfal merchant calls for his share of the car
eass. He takes away the stomach, intes-
tines, lungs, liver, heart ETC.. and among
other things the pancreas or sweetbread
which is furnished to epicures by the high
class San francisco restaurants at about a
81 meal. He also takes away the heads of
the bullocks, though it is worth mentioning
that the cheek muscles of the OK, when
nicely cooked are a far greater delicacy
than the most tender steak.
Then comes the glue-factory man and
carries off the hoofs and all the integu-
ments which can be used in his busin eSS.
Another takes the hides and yet another
the bones. The hides go to the tanneries, Of
course, but where do the bones 60?
The best and freshest go to the sugar re-
hnery to be used in the same way that blood
formerly waS-that is to say, the albu-
men extracted from the bones is used
In clearing the sugar syrup in the
same way that isinglass is used in
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clarifying cider and beer. It entangles
the impurities in its sticky meshes and car
ries them down to the bottom of the yats.
For the rest another large proportion of the
bones is used in the manufacture of fertiliz-
ers. Bones consist chiefly of phosphate of
lime and animal matter. Treated with sui
phuric acid the phosphoric acid is brought
into the soluble form and proves very stinl-
ulating to weak soils. a third use is found
for the bones in the manufacture of knife
handles, etc.
At least dozen factories within mile of
Butchertown are engaged in the problem of
disposinG of its refuse. Were it not for
these the vicinity of the abattoirs would
have been uninhabitable long, long ago.
A subscriber to THE CALL, adding his
mite to tie cruelty controversy, intimates
that San Francisco is about 100 years be-
hind the times in the matter of slaughter
ing cattle, and follows the old Mexican
plan. He contends that il the pens are
properly arranged neither ropes nor pole
axes are required, and says that if Chicago
can do without these things San Francisco
can. He adds that the pulling of the cattle
about with ropes excites them, sends the
blood through the meat and renders it tough
and unOalatahlp
The morning call., 1891-08-28
HE SNUBBED A GOVERNOR.
A Newspaper Man Who Gets a Chilly R
ception Evens Up Quickly

A Newspaper Man Who Gets a Chilly Re-
ception Evens Up Quickly.
There is young newspaper man in Chi
cago whose hand would like to shake. He
is independent, courageous, and, in fine,
Western in his ways. Last summer, while
on his annual vacation, he visited Albany.
A friend had given him letter of introduc-
ton TO Governor Hill, and in it that friend
had stated that the bearer was connected
with the Chicago press. The letter was sent
in TO Governor Hill when the young man
called on him with personal visting-card
He was admitted, Hill scarcely looked up
from his desk at first, merely greeting his
caller with gruff How'd 'ye-do"
Finally, however, he turned and said to
the newspaper man, imperiously: "Well,
If you've come here for an interview want
to tell you right now you've made mis-
take"
The young Westerner arose instantly.
Governor Hill" he said. Il did not come
here TO interview, but to meet you person.
ally and see something of your social side,
but l see. sir, you have no social side
Good-day." And he withdrew.-St. Louis
R6puhIic.
The morning call., 1891-08-28

empire. these 12Oo0O,0OO inhabitants,
this slow, sure and indomitable pr0pa-
ganda, represent mysterious and terrible
force. force that will surely astonish the
world and have an extraordinary influence
upon the destinies of the European race.
The world has there an incommensurable
unknown quantity, an epopee in the germ,
which will be the establishment or our sons,
terrible perhaps. or consoling and prolific,
as considerable as the prodigious dissemina-
as the French Revolution. But in what
form and with what cOrtege of bloody or
pitiful events will it be developed? This is
the secret of the future, the enigma. of the
great Sphinx, which none shall guess and
none shall read - until after !-Harper's
Magazine,
The morning call., 1891-08-28
wanamaker Proud of His Cabbapes

A coach-load Of city people while passing
the summer home of Postmaster-General
Wanamaker stopped for few minutes to
take in an amusing spectacle. In field
which borders on the old York road is
patch of fine cabbages, and the dignitied
Cabinet official was in the midst of the veg
etabieS eXaming zach head with intense in-
terest. He did not notice his observers un-
til a merry laugh apprsed him of the pres
ence. Strengthening himself up, Mr.. Wana-
maker remarked, with smile and a blush
of pride: Those cabbages are the finest in
very proud of them. l think / have speci-
mems here that would take first prize at any
county fair in Pennsylvania. a."-Philadelphia
Record.
The morning call., 1891-08-28
Dixorces Granted-

Judge Finn has granted Laura ShroalteI
a divorce from her husband. Edward, for
deSerlion.
Judge CARRIER divorced Drucie Oyster
from Edward for desertion, Grace Watson
from Frank for cruelty, and Arson Meiss
from Julia for intemperance.
Judge Levy has granted Sarah Z. Sher-
idan divorce from Robert for cruelty.
The morning call., 1891-08-28
Russian nasnntisn

Russian refugees in Paris are in general
people OF kindly and humane temper, and
certainly not naturally inclined to violence.
They give the impression of being repre-
civilization. and which is nevertheless gov
erned like the degenerate races of the East.
There is an evident discrepancy be-
tween the laws and the men, No force
con prevent this state of things from falling
into ruin. And certainly this immense
The morning call., 1891-08-28
Woodbridge Presbyterian Church.

AT special meeting of the congregation,
held at Woodbridge Presbyterian Church,
corner Twentieth and Capp streets, on
Wednesday evening, the Rev. L. j. Curtis.
pastor. in the chair, the following reSou-
tions were adopted:
Reselred, That with the view OF lessening OF
canceling the existing debt on Wood bridge
Presbyterian Church, San Francisco, the Board
OF Trustees of said hufch be aud Is hereuy
authorized to sell The present site, or parl
thereof and TO purchase another site II ueceS-
saTy, aud remove lie church building TO lbe
new Site, or otherwise sell them aud erect i new
edifice on the new site, and 10 take all necessary
steps In order TO effect tins cnange.
Resotred, Further, that the session be and j.
hereby authorized TO request leave OF the pres
bytery 10 change the sile OF church as herein
Aforesaid.
The pastor explained that he had sug-
gested this plan to the Board of Trustees in
order to rid the church Of its heavy fiuan-
cial burden, and they had heartily ana
unanimously concurred, and he hoped The
congregation would now soon be- free oil
debt, which at present amounted to about
$500. He, the pastor, had been offered :
much better position in Sydney, Australia.
but had declined it and returned here in full
fllment of his promise ana for the purpos
of doing what he could TO help the church,
The morning call., 1891-08-28
Looking for Missing People.

Frank Duffy of 800 East Sixty-seventb
street, New York. has written to Chief
Crowley for information in reference
William Duffy, who was in California in
1868. The missing man is son of the LAT
Patrick Duffy, a lumber merchant of Dublin
Mrs. Is. Spiegle of 1888 Charlotte street,
Kansas City. is seeking Mrs. Harry A
Arand, or Arend, having information oil
grea. Importance to her.
The morning call., 1891-08-28

EREE EXCURSION
THURSDAY
SATURDAY
OF THIS WEEK ONLY,
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
WE WILL SELL SO LOTS
AT PRIVATE SALE.
0x155--40xl35,
$3.50 EACH-Sl5O EACH,
WORTH $3.50 AND $500 EACH,
ON EASY PAYMENTS:
$40 CASH AS FIRST PAYMENT,
BALANCE S5 PER MONTH.
WE MAKE THIS OFFER TO BRING
THE moss TRACT" BEFORE THE PUBLIC
REMEMBER, THIS WEEK ONLY
WE WILL SELL THESE LOTS AT
THESE PRICES AND TERMS.
WE WILL ADVANCE THE PRICE
OF THIS PROPERTY 100 PER CENT
ON SEPTEMBER 1sr
FIFTY LOTS SOLD LAST WEEK
TO OAKLAND PEOPLE
CALL AT OUR OFFICE AND SEE
FOR YOURSELF THE NAMES OF
BUSINESS MEN WHO HAVE TAKEN
ADVANTAGE OF THIS GRAND OFFERING.
DRAW YOUR OWN CONCLUSION.
Lots in the Mission. Western Addition and still
further ont 40 minutes from Kearny and Market
SITS, 25IlOO. $500.
Lots in the Moss Tract, 4Ox135. 35 minutes from
San Francisco, $3.50.
We have no fogs; we have no Winds Streets
graded and city water put upon each lot.
EVERY LOT READY TO BUILD UPON,
WE MAKE THIS OFFER BELIEVING 100 PER-
SONS INTERESTED IN THIS TRACT CANDo
MORE FOR IT THAN ALL THE ADyER.
TIsING IN THE COUNTRY.
NOW is YOUR TIME TO GET IN ON THE
GROUND FLOOR.
YOU CAN DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN MONTHS.
For the convenience of our patrons we will hold
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL $50 O'CLOCK.
NJ. j. LAYMANCE Il CO.,
4o6 EIGHTH ST" OAKLAND, CAL
The morning call., 1891-08-28
two MoreUnhaIancad-

William Ford and Alfred Pawley were
committed TO the Stockton Asylum by the
Insanity Commissioners yesterday.
The morning call., 1891-08-28
RAIsrN CULTURE
FRESNO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
WHY NOT OWN 20 ACRES OF RAISIN LAND
ONLY SIS AS FIRST PAYMENT.


During the last three years we have coIonized
and planted over 1000 acres to Muscat rasin vines
In Fresno County seven miles east of Fresno known
as the OAKLAND VINEYARD co. We are now
forming a company to plant another half section
this fal In 10 and 20 tracts the most liberal
terms OF any firm or corporation In the State.
FIRST-We sell you first-claSs land that is esne-
cially adapted for the raisin vine selected by an
experienced vineyardist, which convince you
thoroughly OF before you enter into any agreement
SECOND-We sell you 10 of this land
for $3.50 on years time without any payment
down except one years interest In advance on the
$3.50, at per cent per aunum. We plant and care
for the vines and take the hve years crop in full
payment for the land.
WE TAKE ALL CHANCES OF FAILURE OF
CROPS.
YOU can see at first sight 1t is to our interest to
procure for you the best stand OF vines possible.
YOU can also at first sight that it is to our In
terest TO care for the vines in the best possible
shape to procure as good crops as possible
WHAT YOU DO PAY
AND HOW YOU PAY IT.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
We refer you to any banking or mercantile house
In our city,
NJ. J. LAYMANCE & CO.,
466 EIGHTH ST.. OAKLAND. CAL.
au20 Ct
The morning call., 1891-08-28

They are surveyed fenced, graded. planted in
streets all graded and lots ready for building;
you can drive TO them or walk from cars.
ming, IN 10 minutes: blocks front the Electric
Road, now building; no better prospective lots
south Of the park can be had the last sale OF
block (of 90 lotS) the rate $4OO per lot:
we sell close by these at $780, they selling every
day and VIII soon be gone; buy before too late on
SO monthly instalIments; You have to years
10 pay for your lots and long before that time you
can sell for great deal more money
JONES * ALLEN, 634 Market St au23 SuWeFr
The morning call., 1891-08-28

GfOO FINE PAYING SALOON FOR SALE;
u WV one OF the best locations in the northern
part OF the city; is nicely lifted up and doing large
trade; best OF reasons Tor selling. Apply TO k
hENN1, y hearny 81. II
The morning call., 1891-08-28

TOR SALE BY JONES q ALLEN,
j REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
REMOVED TO 684 MARKET ST,
Opposite Palace Hotel.
Have you seen our lois the Ocean Beach?
Have you our lots ON the Grand Boulevard?
Have you lots on the Electric Road?
If So you have seen the finest lots on the south
side.
The morning call., 1891-08-28

" L ARE ENGAGED IN THE MOST PROFIT
W able business on the Coast but need more cap
ital TO enlarge the same; would DO pleased to see
anyone who is looking for interest in profitable
business Can at 52 Seventh ST, near Mars et-street
Station. Oakland. Cal. amos 49,
The morning call., 1891-08-28

IN ACRES OF THE FINEST FRUIT LAND IN
~ the State; only $3.50; payable $40 cash. bal
ance in monthly payments and no interest: nothing
like 1t ever offered. WESTERN LAND COMPANY.
$50 Market street. aul I'm
The morning call., 1891-08-28

L (AEGAINS FOR SALE AT HEALY'S BUSINESS
- EXCHANGE, has Market ST, near Taylor.
Manufacturing busiuess-Partner wanted: fine
opening for Steady man: money used in business
: Sl6uO-Hotei al FOtrero; bar trade SIS per day;
20 boarders; investigate.
" S35U-FirSt-Cass corner saloon: entrances. suft-
able for French liquor store
S5OU-Partuer IN cash commission business.
. SI6UO-Grocery s and bar: Western addition.
MD MATkef = An.
The morning call., 1891-08-28


PAINTING, DECORATING. TINTING wHITEN-
l. ing, papering. J. S. MELLON, so o'Farrel s I'm
CIGNS. PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
~ hanging, tintiDg aud decorating; Wholesale and
retail dealers in paints, oils. glass. brushes var
nishes. MCRAE d DUANE, 2U5, 2O7 Fourth "a Bm
The morning call., 1891-08-28

cIOOn PARTN ER WANTED: CIGAR
- IOVO. store; paving business; must be re-
l-aU-e man. MCLAUGHLIN co. % kearny. 26 u
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c SQ0 COR. GROCERY AND BAR: CLEAR
- Guy. ing $l25 month no opposItiOu trial TO
night party Pacific Exchange, 2S kearny st. lts
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DGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.


loRNER GROCERY AND BAR: WELL
y stocked; fine fixtures; lease. Particulars L.
Pine St au26 3ts
The morning call., 1891-08-28
HOUSES TO LET.

TO YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR CoUN-
~ try In tile prettiest valley OF the State? Apply
10 Napa Land Co.. Napa, Cal, Tor list OF proper
ties se2S u
The morning call., 1891-08-28

cOS00 HOTEL WITH BAR; BkST BUSF
- C-COO. ness partof city; long lease: splendid
chance; goodTeason fof selling. MCLAUGHLlS Il
Co, 20 hearny st. aus 6t*
The morning call., 1891-08-28

G5O0 PARTNER WANTED IN PROS
u COO. porous commission business; established
over years and positively clearing over $500 per
month the ear round; no previous experience re-
quired' IS advertiser is thoroughly posted in the
business ana Wll instruct incoming partner, whose
duties Will be light pleasant ana easily learned no
night Or sunday work; au acceptable man will he
given fuH investigation and VIII md this a safe,
paying investment. Particulars U: PEQUIGNEY q
GO. Z Grant ave.
The morning call., 1891-08-28

NkIMl IVVhN, ; IA IIUN FkN, SUI UOL SUI
&OOV. plies and general store; prominent cor
ner in the vicinity Of four prin cIpa schools doing
nUe trade; large stock; owner Is engaged in other
business in a different: portion OF the city. Apply
Il. KENN Y. - Kearuy 81. II
The morning call., 1891-08-28
&10O ELEGANT CANDY-SToBE, FACTORY
an HUI. and Int.crsaln narInrs. hnnn snnin

@ CNn BLAChSMlIHING. CARKIAGE AM
u OOO. wagOn-makiug aad repairing shop: must
be sold at account Of death OF owner; terms
half cash; has stock, tools. machinery and large
run OF trade; good location: works ) to 5 hands
See GEO. STEW ART. .la5 kearny ST. II
The morning call., 1891-08-28

c1S0 CORNER SALOON: BARGAIN; HAS 2
- IOO. entrances and in a splendid business To-
.atIsn. MORGAN q CO. 22S KearnH 81 anoR ats
The morning call., 1891-08-28
RTSSFSs CHANGES.

sO SALOON: GOOD LOCATION: MAR
,)U. ket ST.: large stock; fine fixtures: living
5 daily receipts Sl5; good reason for selling;
lNesriraILnn. NJ LESS. Fourth ST LIS
The morning call., 1891-08-28

GROCERY, LIQUORS, WOOD, COAL, HAY AND
~ grain for sale. NE, cor. Twenty-sixth and Mis-
sion SITS. 3ts
The morning call., 1891-08-28

ONE OF BEST FRUIT CIGAR. COFFEE AND
~ soda stands, with laundry Office and paper stand;
terminus Of roads: transfer ali parts of
The morning call., 1891-08-28
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW HOUSE: z ROOMS: BATH; SANTA
IN Clara avenue. between Fourth and Fifth
streets; $50 Apply MRS. ABBo IT, Sandy Beach
Baths. gu23 SIS
The morning call., 1891-08-28

GeEO- OLD4EsTABLISHED CORNER GROC-
u OOO. cry and,bar; reason for selling old age
Apply l27 Fifth 81, cor Natoma. au27 81
The morning call., 1891-08-28

GCHouL LANDS 81 SO TO So AN ACRE; ON
~ very easy terms sold by the State in tracts to
suit; 10 residence or improvements required: all
kinds OF Lands, in many different counties; send
stamp for list; open day and evenings. F. w.
The morning call., 1891-08-28

CECU I.Ss A HOME SITE ON EASY TERMS IN a
- locality certain 10 Increase in value; have
few OF the choicest lots in the Lakeview Tract
which we will sell the most favorable terms;
they are located in the most desirable portion of
the tract, commanding a fine view; the streets are
graded and the lots ready for building: sand hill
$50 Market au2l II
The morning call., 1891-08-28

GI0n CASH, SI2 MONTHLY. BUYS A GROOM
u Q1OO cottage in Berkeley, near station.
1Uc day buys lot, 30xl33, $40
$i50-5O-fOot lots IN Mckee Tract: $40 monthly.
S275O-5 rooms: lS6xlS5; $3.50 cash. S25
GIlO EACH; So MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS;
sp IbO no interest; near BADEN Electric Road 80
minutes ride. w. PARRISH, PEARSALL a. CO.,
62S Market St aultt
The morning call., 1891-08-28

| DOR SALE -LoDGING-HoUSE OF is ROOMS
Il and bath; well furnished; good stuaton low
! rent: rooms always full Apply at CALL Branch
Office. au23 St*
The morning call., 1891-08-28

I WING FOR GOOD MAN; ROUTE FOR SALE
- on lnoFaing paper; pays Sl6 per week. Apply
The morning call., 1891-08-28

LOR SALE-BLACK CK SMITH AND WAGON SHOP.
i doing hrst-cass business: large amount contract
WORK on hand. Inqnlre this Office. an2R hfs
The morning call., 1891-08-28
CARPETS,
CAEPET CLEANING

CPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPFT-BEATING
- Works do the best WORK. 353 to S57 Tehsma St;
telephone 304O. mrle II
The morning call., 1891-08-28

EIRsT-CLAss FRUIT CIGAR AND CANDY |
store Tor sale on account OF sickness 1l9 O'Far-
n