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PENELoPE's INGENUITY.
A New Scheme for Getting . Diamond
Ring.

A New scheme for Getting . Diamond
Ring.
Papa" said Penelope. turning from
the piano, with pretty blush playing
on her cheeks, do you think am too
young to be e-e-engaged?"
''Of course do" growled her father:
now, who in the world has put the idea
of marriage into your head? What's
his name?"
20 he hasn't asked me yet, but-well.
you know"
Eyes, know all about It, and warn
him that he'll know more about it if he
comes fooling around you any more.
Now, what do you want to think about
such thing as that for, Nellie?
Haven't you the best home in the
world?"
20 yes, papa; but it would be awfully
nice to be engaged, | think"
"How nice?"
20 nice to have young man coming
to see you every evening"
''Humph! I'd like to catch him com
ing to see you every evening""
''And it would be nice to have pref
ty diamond ring"
Haven't you enough rings?"
"Well. haven't solitaire"
"Pen," said her father, seriously, ''if
buy you a solitaire ring will you
promise faithfully to give up all
thoughts of this young man?"
Yes, papa" she answered.
every well, then; remember your
promise. You shall have the ring to-
morrow, although it's a sad piece of
extravaganza" groaned the old gentle
man, walking painfully out of the
room.
WELL" said Penlope to herself, as the
sound of his retreating footsteps died
away, 81 may not be very smart, but
think that's the easiest way to get
diamond ring I've heard of yet must
tell the other girls. Tom Hall, in Life.
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Parnell, the Robert Emmett Of he
Irish race, dwelleth in the spirit world.
Parnell and home rule 60 down in the
annals Of time as synonyms. The
Irishman that dare criticise his course
as statesman might properly be lik-
ened unto the jackass that turned and
kicked tile dead lion.
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Ruth Cleveland, you have our sym
patty, poor child! We know those
Democratic daily editors have talked
YOU nearly to death.
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A glance at our sample portrait will
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Until January l, 1892, we purpose TO
give away one of these splendid pictures
with every $25 purchase and furnish the
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our sample portrait and take advantage of
the great opportunity now offered you.
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Newspapers run BY white men sell
dom, if ever, quote from newspapers
ran BY black men. Is it because the
quill Of The ole is propelled by white
fingers while that Of the other is pro
PEELED by black fingers, OF is it because
there is nothing in the latter journal
that is worthy Of being quoted BY the
fnrmnr2
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The city or state that has not me
power to arrest band Of lawless cit
liens and bring them to justice IL a
failure as a government.
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The IA. nj. f. church bought recent
III a $4,000 building made Of pressed
brick to be used as the general head
onarters for The financial department
nf thu nhurch
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THURSDAY, OCT. %, 1891.
CLUB RATES.

In order that the paper may be II
easy reach of everyone that may wlsb
10 read it, we offer these terms:
In clubs of ten or more Soc for each
subscription per annum. ID clubs Of
less than ten OF more than five, 9Oc for
each subscription per annum. In
clubs Of five Csc for each subscription
per annum.
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Railroad men are generally fatter
and dress better than men who pur-
sue other vocations. This is because
they do strictly cash business.
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Bill I'VE has patented new Come
Az. "The Cadi."
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Of all liars, from the political liar
Good Lord deliver us.-Aansas Clty
American Citizen.
Brother @. I'll. j. Taylor; people that
live in glass houses shouldn't throw
stones.
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MONUMENT FOR JOHN BROWN.

MONUMENT FOR JOHN BROWN.
Nine millions Of people contributing
one cent each would gather fund
amounting to $4,000; $4,000 would
erect a monument to the memory Of
John Brown on the spot where he was
executed at Harper's Ferry.-Freeman.
Good neighbor freeman and the
ARGUS viii pay ia (S5) for 800 ont Of
"nine millions Of people contributing"
when the John Brown fund committee
has been properly organized. For the
American Negro to erect monument
to the martyr of human freedom, John
Brown, would be grateful, but for him
not to do it would be very. very IN
grateful. 1t was he who walked
around on the walls Of American
slavery and blew the rams horn seven
times when they fell. Come, near
relative editors, and let US have John
Brown monument boom.
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we emphaticaIly demand the arrest
and trial Of the late Omaha mob TO
a man.
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Oklahoma is the place for the Negro
if he wishes to 40 well. No one has
any objection to the Negro being a
man in Oklahoma.-M Memphis Free
Speech.
Great God, man! how can popu-
lation Of 100000 people live in Okla
homa? Quit firing at random and for
conscience sake and tranquility and
peace turn your popgun on something
definite. No one has any objection to
the Negroes being man anywhere.
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Fight and 60 to Jail rather than be
degraded by riding in the filthy sep
arate car. Be martyr for your race.
Chicago Appeal.
No, brother Appeal. Wrong advice.
Tell them to keep out Of the cars rather
than fight and 60 to Jail. The average
separate car, as rule, is more Clearly
than the average mixed jail cell. For
the blacks and the whites to ride in
separate cars in certain southern states
is a law Of those states and must be
respected and obeyed. The Negro has
the reputation Of being law abiding
citizen and does not care to make him
self martyr by violating the laws Of
his country. Suppose he waits until
the constitutionality Of the separate
coach law has been duly tested by the
courts of the country.
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The first .fellotc that you hear "kick-
ing about not receiUing his paper
ask him has he paid his subscription.
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The Southern Argus.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY E. M. WOODS.

Subscription one year, $1.OO; six
months 65 cts; three months b cts.
Address all communications to The
SOUTHERN ARGUS, E. nj. Woods, pub
Usher, Fort Scott, Kans.
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A GREAT STREAK OF LUCK.

1t Saves Louis Wise From a Prolonged
Residence at Moy amensing.
The games of w-poker and crap played
an important part in the defense of Louis
Wise, colored resid ent of Germantown,
who was tried in the Quarter Sessions Court
on the charge of burglary The saloon of
Thomas L. Keenan,, at Center and Hancock
streets, was broken into after midnight Of
September 18th, and nearly $50 taken from
the money-drawer. The matter was put in
the hands of Special Officer Redheffer and
he arrested Wise on suspicion.
His reasons for arresting Wise were that
the day after the robbery he met the pris-
oner, who was dressed in an entirely new
suit, besides having considerable money in
his clothes, although the night before the
burglary he had been in Kepnan's saloon
catching Slows" which is official for get
ting treated by his acquaintance. When
the officer met Wise he said:
Hello! You've got dandy new rig"
YES" was Wise's reply. turning heel
and-toe step to give the officer q complete
view.
"Where did you get 'em?"
"Made grand hit in poker an crap down
Lombard street 'smOrnin' an bought the
toys on South street."
Thereupon Wise was run In and the
above was the glst of the Commonwealth's
case at the trial. Louis testified that he
had worked two and a half days
last week and got his pay. He then
went over on, the lots, where he played
penny ante with some companions.
The stakes were advanced to a nickel
ante, and when the game was over Louis
was IS in. He gave the "ole woman" all
but IS cents and the next day went with a
friend TO small street running off South,
where there were six or seven poker tables
and some games of crap in operation. Louis
started in a poker game aud after awhile
there was 10-cent jackpot and on the deal
he got three little ares"
THE pot was opened TO- 81" said Louis.
4 stuck, saw the So, looked at my little
trips and raised er 50 TO luck. All dropped
out 'cept me an the Teller wot opened de
pot. He come in an we bnfe drored. He
laid down ten-dolar bill an l called him.
He had two pair. kings ON top, an o course
| scOoped in tia pot"
What did you draw to your three aces,
Louis, asked Assistant Finletter.
''Nnthin'. L didn't want nothin' mo- to
beat two pairs. l had over SIS then an 1
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thought Id slip aroun' to South street and
buy some clothes befo' 1 got broke, an |
done so. o. course after hittin' the boys set
up few drinks. Well, l went out to Ger
mantOwn an shot crap an caught 50 mo-.
That's how had the money found on me
when arrested. The SO bill wot Tommy
keenan's bartender swore was one wOt was
in the dror when lie locked up the saloon
the night of the robbery was in the Jackpot
l scooped in with my three aces
Louis story made a strong impression on
the Court, the jury and Assistant District
Attorney Finletter, and the latter told the
jury that the evidence was not of such n
conclusive character as to warrant him in
asking for conviction. The jury promptly
returned verdict Of not guilty.-Philadel-
phia Times.
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A Mississippi girl who CHANGED to be

A Mississippi girl who CHANGED to be in
the house alone one afternoon, and was
confronted by a negro giant who broke the
door down and came in swinging huge
and blood-curdling knife, seized shotgun
she knew was not loaded and caused him to
beat hasty retreat. As soon as the negro
was cut of sight she tainted dead away with
fright. To the masculine nature it Is i'm
possible to understand how women can be
so wonderfully brave in the face of great
reril ana die with fright when there is no
danger. Men are always drawer III the alb
sence Of danger.
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Snap lot on ST.. near 18th ave; 25xII5; n. side
OF street; $3.50; bargain.
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~ RAND FREE EXCURSION
VI Special train to the Warner Tract Saturday,
October 18th. at ~ O'Clock from San Francisco
and ~ 80 from foot OF Broadway, Oakland.
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THE WARNER TRACT.

About midway between Oakland and San Lean
dro on the direct line of the G. p II. r. and oak.
land and San Leandro Electric Road The object
OF the excursion Is Tor tn purpose of presenting to
County. subdlvided into large lots, 50Il50. l5OX
25O; also aud 10 acre tracts A tract Of land
lying within 10 minutes ride of Oakland, within 40
minutes ride of San Francisco A tract surrounded
by the most substantial residents of Alameda
County. tract where the poor man can invest as
well as the rich: where any one afford TO buy
themselves home for one fifth of the price of any
land laying within the same radius of Oakland or
San Francisco A tract where you can invest your
money and lay aside small portion OF your month
earnings that will return to in few years more
money than any savings bank in the United states
A tract where you can buy home aDd have all
the advantages OF the metropolis of the State at
your front door. tract where the Oakland and
San Leandro Electric Road through with cars
every few minutes in both directions. tract
where you can reach Elmhurst Station, on the c. p.
local railroad affording communication with San
Francisco within forty minutes. The Warner Tract
streets will be graded at owners expense.
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STORES TO LET.


ITO TET-sO4 MONTGOMERY COR. JACKSON,
i store 25X60. and hard-hnshed dry basement,
same size; hre-proof vaults in both store and base
ment; suitable for wholesale aud retail liquors,
wine cellar or general merchandise: business
steadily improving In this loCaiIty; entire building
just rehtted low rents to responsible parties. APP
ply on premises. ocl2 3tF
CHEAPEST STORE IN CITY; 1l9 VALENCIA
" ST., bet. Herman and Ridley. Apply g. UMBSEN
Il CO., IA Montgomery ST. ocl2 cod At
no LET-BUTCHER-SHoP WITH CUSTOMARY
cOnveniences. SW. cor. Twenty-thrd and Hamp-
shire SITS, with living rooms, $50; one store adj
joining suitable for frut-staud tailor-shop, with
l living room, 49, RICHARDS & CO., Twenty
fourth st. and Potrero ave. oc1l 2t
GTORE, BASEMENT AND LIVING ROOMS.
- 262 First ST.; key at rruit-store. ocll 2tE
OO7 AND 2l3 PoLR-2 VERY NICE STORES;
~ 4 rooms each; nne show-windows: rent
$22 90. ocll st
SToRE AND ROOMS SUITABLE FOR FRUIT
- store: none In nelgbborhood Cor. Jersey and
Diamond; take Castro-st. ears ocl1 2t*
ZINE STORE, WITH DWELLING, COUNTER
4 and shelving: splendid location for millinery
dry goods or clothing store barber tailor shop;
rent SIS. Apply 800 Drumm ST. oc9 tie
(IGAR-SToRE, WITH ROOMS; MUST BE SOLD
I Immediately. 626 Fourth st. OCT ITS
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Free lunch win be served upon the ground.

Procure your tickets free OF charge before day OF
excursion at our ofice 466 Eighth ST., Oakland or
Lathrop-Flint Company, l9 Montgomery ST., San
Francisco.
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$4,000 NEW oo S1rr Sss Rooms pc BATH,
ton, not and cold water, all fenced large front and
back yard; only blocks from Berkeley train and
San Fable Cable-road; $ 80 down and balance 500
pei month: take Berkeley train, stop at Golden Gate
Station ASK for O. A. RuDOLEH Oh IL 20 II "a Fl
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,
REAL ESTATE

OAKLAND AG ENCY-ADVERTISEME AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Office of THE MORNING CALL. 902 Broadway.
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GJD 5O0 Ne MONrGOMERYAyE. AND
u = .JpO. Lombard St, fronting also New
ell: lOt S9T85: lmprOved: room for more improve
mentS; must lie sold; make offer. 4. RUFF, Attor-
ney-at- Law, f02 Montgomery 81. oct u
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Y he he MAN IINAOI!
THE FINEST AND BEST LOCATED
SUBDIVISIONS PLACED ON THE MARKET
SINCE FORTY YEARS
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RrsTxrss CHANCES.

o SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS 60 TO 1. d.
BAEN ARD. 224 Kearny ST. =; Established 1903. 2%
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9OI EIGHTH-FLAT g ROOMS; 6FURNISHEO;
OL2 pays S25 month over rent; must Sell account
sickness Can bet. IL aud 1. oc6 ~
NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY CORNER HOUSE.
~ is rooms; agenrs. INQUIRE 81 Post. iy2S q
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NoTICB OF AssEssIEST-icIvIi CODE oP
~ California;. Brunswiek Consolidated Gold Min
Ing Company; location Of principal place o. bush
ness San francisco. Ca ifoTnia; location of worss
Grass Valley Mining District, Ssyada County. Calf
form 3. Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting Of
the Boar1 OF Directors hci on the iith DAY o; Sep
tember, 1891, psseSsment. No. .. Of two cent
the corporation payable tnmodlatsly IA United
States gold coin TO tao Secretary, the once of ths
comUauy. Room. SO, Nevada Block, San Francisco
California, or 80 the Treasured 81. X LOUNSBERY
at his etice, No. 81 Broadway. New FORK CITY
State OF New YorF, nTor TO the 9th day OF October
1871. Any sock nQeu Rhich this aHsesimsnt shall
regsin unpaid on the ihta day OF October. 1891,
viii DO delinquent and advertised for saie at pubfs
auction, ami unless payment Is made before will
DO sold on MONDAY. the 9Th day Of Sovsmber
1881, 30 pay tina delinquent assessment toyethsr
with the costs OF advertising aud expenses Of saIe
BY order Of Board OF Directors
J. STA DTRRID JR gnnr.4,--
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.pI " 6-rnomed home near San Francisco cars;
less than rent; see IL at once. HUGH NJ. CAMERON,
479 Ninth st, Oakland. $3.50 II
S0To S4oO-CHoICEL LOTS N FRUIryALE;
u w terms to suit: Oakland ticket good to
frultyale. j. Nj. MACARTHUR, Fruitvale Station.tf
G1DD To $500 - STILL A FEW OF THE
sD1OO choicest lots left n the beautiful Mckee
Tract Oakland. at Adeline Station: berkeley
Branch Railroad; half-hourly trips to San Fran
cisco; electric road runs through the tract; Just
the place for home for persons doing business Ia
san Francisco: early and late trains: time, 80
minutes; houses butt the tract to suit after
your own plans aud Specifications sold
terms OF from $500 TO 5000 cash. balance SIS
monthly Tor $500 you can get your choice OF lots
and \ beautiful cottage above easy terms: this
offer is for short time only. and is made simply
to get good improvements the Mckee Tract;
don't neglect this golden opportunity send for
maps and particulars to WILLIAM j. DINGEE
$50 and 462 Eighth 81. Oakland sells I'm
GLOON HERE You HAVE IT; lS5xIOO; Ell
II 1OUO. egant corner; South Berkeley 81
81 so per front foot for choice corner; terms
$3.50 cash, balance TO suit purchaser. CLOUGH IL
BAkER, 400 Ninth st. Oakland SEQ II
GI.)S AND $3.50 PER LoT - ONLY $40
lots, beautifully located at Berkeley. with railroad
station the tract and electric line adjoining
same; 200 lots sold and 80 left for sale. Call early
for bargain. Z. w. WOODWARD & CO., 902
Broadway, Oakland. sel2 I'm
NoTICE-SS00 To $3.50; LOTS AT FRUITvALE
~ Station, opposite the depot, offered for
sale at the most reasonable terms follows
onefourth cash, balance in 8, H. Is and 81 months
OF in monthly Instruments from $40 upward; these
lots are the most accessible to railroad con-
veniences Of any lots in East Oakland. Apply to
JEFFRESS Il NOBLE, Twenty-third-ave. Land
Co.. Twenth-third-ave. Station. East Oakland mrltt
frHE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier 10 any
Iart of the city, the Bulletin is the best oldest
orders by postal-card or otherwise will receive
IdomDt attention once 622 Montgomery 81
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DEERLEss MININa COMPANY LonAr1oN

J. STADTRKLD JR. SECRETARY
omee-Room 50, Nevada Biocl. No. 500 Mont
zomery St.. San Francisco. California. sel3 I'd
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ADVERTISING.

IF you WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
i anywhere at any time write to GEO. ?. R0WELL.
q CO.. 10 Spruce ST., New York. aul9 ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
u the subject OF advertising will do well to obtain
copy OF "Book 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 iousnals gives the circu rating of every
and good deal OF Information about rates and
other matters pertaining to the business OF adver
Using. Address ROWELHS ADVERTISING BU-
REAU. 10 Spruce ST.. New York. aul9 ly
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HARDWARE STORE FOR sALE-THE BIG
Ii gest bargain ever offered; stock worth whole
safe $500; for 50 cents on the dollar; must be
soid umediateIY; best stand IN city ocksmith
Call OBI sixth 81 oc9 II
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TOR SALE CHEAP-BRASCH BAKERY. CANDY
L and general variety store; fine stand Tor coffee
saloon; also line cooking range on premises. Ap
teeurh SIS. oakland. oclU 3t
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q. SOO GROCERY AND SALOON, FINE LO-
II OOO. cation; horse and new wagon: harness;
stock Of liquors, etc: cheap rent. long lease: 5
living rooms in rear: barn and hay lott: chicken
house; tull value for money. Apply MCLAUGHLIN
q CO.. % hearuy 81. ocll 81
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OAKLAND HOTELS.


TUBES HOTEL, UAkLA y -FHE FINEST AND
l. most commOdious family and tourist hotel in
California. occupying full square; frSt-ciass in all
Its apr oiEtments. sells lmTuFr eN
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LoRIN REAL ESTATE

DUYA LOT; WHEN YOU BUY GET ONE ACCES-
ID sible: get in the line OF grow and progress
one having direct and rapid communication with
San Francisco, also Uakland-oDe from which ONE
FARE will reach either city: buy a section so
situated and enjoying so many advantages in the
way of climate drainage and communication that
numerous new homes are continually being built
thus forcing up the value OF the lot GU buy: we
have such lots for SALE the best for the price the
market are our $500 lots, each fuxl36; 800 cash,
balance $40 per month: and our $500 lots. only 2
blocks from station, $50 cash. balance $40 per
month; they can't be eQualed. IRWIN & JOHN
son. AdeIIue st. Lorip DELL Tt
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
Q OOn CHEAPEST 50-FOOT LOT IN ALA
.DCOU. media; high grouud l block from sta
ton.
$l6o0-Cheapest home In Alameda; near station
house of rooms: good new
MCCLURE. FITCH IL CO., Bay Station, Alameda,
ana Fitcaburs. ocl2 7t
Ii OUSES AND LOTS ON EASY TERMS FROM
Ii 800 to 5000 down; installmentS from SIS TO
$25 month. interest included.
Wanted-A place in Alameda to exchange for a
beautiful home in Ukiah
Several fine ranches 10 exchange for Oakland,
San Francisco or Alameda property.
FOR bargains IN real estate call at MRS. I. H.
CHANDLER & co.'s, 1929 Park ST., new Masonic
Building Alameda. se20 II
Judd, HANLEY a CO., 1881 PARK ST., WILL
- build, sell rent you any kind of a house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 tt
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
n CALL in wrapper. ready for mailing.
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pRICEs FOR DAYS
S650-Corner lot; 55xl 20; near station.
$+25-Lot 50Xll7; this is good.
S200-LOt 25Nll6; get list.
oco II VIM. NJ. DEWoLF, Fruityale Station.
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no LET OR LEASE-2 UPPER FLOORS OF
building sW. cor. Washington and Battery SIS.
Apply at 433 Battery ST. SEA II
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PAINT ERS.

PAINTERS.
Il A. JENNINGs q co, GENERAL CON
Il L. tractors painting, paper hanging. whitening,
piastering carpenter work, ETC., S62 Mission St.
doors east of Fifth, y. +. se27 3m
CIGNS, PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
- hanging Uniting and decorating: wholesale and
retail dealers In plints OTIS glass. brushes, var
Fishes MCRAE & GUAM L. 2O5 307 Fourth "a Bm
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CoNTKACrONs ANp KuILnERs.

CARPENTER WORK: FITTING UP STORES \
\ speciality; reasonable ll4O Howard st.Jyl4 3n
I V.LAwRESCE, CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
y 6l9 Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting up
Otnces promptly attended; telephone 500 ml6u
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

DACIFIC AUXILIARY FIRE ALARM COM
San Francisco. California. Notice Is hereby given
that al meeting OF the Board OF Directors he i'd On
the 9th day OF October 1891 an assessment go. p
OF nifty cents (5Oc) per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable immedi-
ately in United States gold coin to thu Secretary,
az the Cflce OF the COMPANY, front room, second
floor. 513 Pine street, san FranciscO. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10Th day Of November. 1881.
will be delinquent, ana advertised Tor sale pub
lie auction; and unless payment is made before
win be sold on MONDAY, the 3Oth day of Novem-
Der, 1891 to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the costs of advertising and expenses
OF sale BY order Of the board OF Directors.
W. HANSON Secretary.
ONCE: Front room Cd moor, 323 Pine ST., San
Francisco, California ocS I'd
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OUR GRAND OFFERl

Remember Saturday, october I7rh, special train
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G1SO To $500 PER LOT AT FRUITvALE,
ID LOU Oakland: so 10 S25 cash and IS per
month; beautiful lots, adjoining the doubie-deck
car line OF Sessions new electric road; VIII give
tree pass for years any who Will build.
Apply at once E w. WOODWARD IL CO., 9O2
Broadway, Oakland ocT 1t
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GOOD PAYING FRENCH RESTAURANT n
" good location: must sell; good offer Will not
be refused. Address 2S3 U'Farrrll st. ocl1 IT.