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The morning call., 1891-01-24
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

NJ. Meissonier, the famous painter, has
been elected President OF the French Acad-
envy of Fine Arts.
Emma Abbott was fond of travelling and
greatly enjoyed Journey by rail, but she
disliked riding in carriages.
James Russell Lowells sister, Mrs. Put
nam, of Boston, is noted as a linguist Still,
most ladies are, more or less
The etiquette of the Holland Court re-
Quires that the little Queen regent shall be
addressed as King Wihelmiua.
The Princess Louise, daughter of Princess
Christian, will be married to Prince Albert
of Anhalt during the coming summer.
Thomas A. Edison is said to regard his
deafness as a blessing in disguise. 1t enables
him TO think and plan in perfect quiet.
1t is said 100000 is the largest sum which
Russell Sage will lend i'll any one day. From
this rule nothing will make him depart.
The Prince de Joinville has the reputation
of being, with the exception of the Comte de
Paris, the most parSimonious noble IN Eu-
rope.
Paul Lindau, the well-known German nov
elist and essayist, will visit this country in
a few weeks. lie will remain here for three
months.
Mrs. Anna Louisa Cheeseborough ingalls,,
| wife OF the Kansas Senator, gives 1t out that
! her husband is engaged in his spare mo-
| ments in writing novel;
Gnstav Freitag. the famous German nov
| elist. is dangerously ill., His physicians nave
ordered his removal to a resort for :nvallds
in the southern part of Europe.
Major Pond expects to make from $4,000
To S16O,O outof Stanley's lecture tour. The
explorer is paid $4,000 for fifty lectures and
his travelling expenses in addition.
Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks, widow of the
late Vice President Hendricks, will read a
paper before the National Council of Women,
10 meet in Washington on February ed.
F. l.. Ames, S25, 900, 600, and Ex-Governor
Ames, SIC, 900. 900, are about the richest men
in Boston. They derive it mainly from an
ancestor, who is said to have made it in
shovels. Looks more like scoop.
President Diaz began his political career
while an officer in the army by heading an
| Instruction. de kept on in that line until
/ be reached the Presidency, but is now the
most conservative politician in Mexico.
The only preparation the Rev. Mr.. SpItao,
| geon is SAID 10 make Tor MS SERMONS with
sit for couple of hours In his SHINES are
| his face in his hands. A few ee5e fray.
jotted down and he is ready i ~ stiu lsft
One of the few herds Of ~ Senator Petit
| in the country is owpS"Jt the animals mas
| grew, He has tweHHSt vhere he has also n
fured near Sioux Fans, ~ nrairie dogs and
thriving menaes
moose rms Won Buow has decided to give
~; I1iiblic piano recitals. 1t IS said the
up IL, ~ OF tie great pianistS health Will not
si,iny him TO do more than attend to the
direction of the Philharmonic Society of
| Berlin.
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AN UNHAPPY LOT.
Little Rit 'yeske the Subject Of
Con.ugal Differences.

A pretty lille girl with a troubl.l ana
sear-stalned was TIE subject 81 Itlza-
ION In Judge ans department yesterll7v
IL seems that hr mother, Elouise ygaske i
Deing sued fer diForce by lier husband. VIII,
alleges extreme cruelty IS his Cause 81 aetio.t
Pending the l,f6eeeiings and BY agreement
the child. Ria. was to be retained BIZ she
father for support and education, he also
undertaking to take her on visit to her
mother twice week.
On the last occasion gu which this was
zone cI the mot refused To return Rita ia
tfe iather, wao proceeded to sue out a writ
VI . naoeas G gpus, the learine CT winch
S "a. q up as Stated. The facts, a. welcomed
Ny 1ne testimony, are that MIS-. Weske or
ietul hlng from orlaf sgjcurn in the conn
Try found her child seysreiy In VITA n cri
on her lungs, and deelaing thar her husband
had broken hi, promise in not inforn,,ng
her OF this fact, and feeling that his method
OF educating aer was not conducive TO TIN,
e enid well-being, she refused IT, give up the
little one.
MT. Weske TESTIFIED that his VIE is e. IA e..
anu not capaoie % caring for any Que ,l
that Wnen he last entered her house 10 ta,e
Ille chlid he had 8uen meaaced 0y burly.
uncoutn parsonage having the usual "aD-
itaranee Of Baraa-y Coasters He eo.,
child, aud that Professor B0RelPs board
ing-schOol is eminentIy pro per for the pur-
pose.
The Court seemed 10 entertain other
views, however, and ordered the child 10 bs
transferred for her education to Miss Lakes
School, VIII fu.i permission 70 the parents
TO visit her at viii,
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8URT-R00MS.
The Judges Not All Satisfied with

The Judges Not All Satisfied with
Their Quarters.
The controversy between the Judges q
the Superior Court as % what r5ons they
shall be allowed TO occupy has resulted in
the unearthing Of 4 resolution passed by
the Board Of Supervisors in 0ctooer $50, Dr.
signaling tie rooms now occupied by Judge
Murphy, Garter ara CofFey as the ones IN
which the criminal Departments shall be
held. Two of she criminal departments
rooms in the buildings and the Judge, r.
siding therein do not feel any to 90 AZ
natured about It, nc least Judge BeDoard
does not. 1t is understood that another resO-
luton will be Iutg 1dueed ia the Board OF
Supervisors next Monday night iedssign-
ing the rooms o. in the resoIuti on referred
10, but the significant question IS ..lkel
What good win it do2 II the old Iesolatiy
had no effect, would lew one nave any
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OFF TO AFRICA.
Mining Expert c. L. Battles Goes to the
Dark Continent.

Mining Expert G. l.. Battles Goes to the
Dark Continent.
Charles L. Battles, well-known local
mining expert, left last night for Africa to
take charge of the erection of extensive
chlorinatinn works for an English company
on the east coast of Africa, about eight days
travel inland from Zanzibar. Mr.. Battles
has made a notable mark in California min
ing work and is the only one who has been
able to reduce the refractious ores of Grass
Valley and Redding at a profit. For the
past three years he has been conducting re-
ducton works at Kenneth, near Redding,
and has made considerable money by his
processes. Mr.. Battles graduated from the
Berkeley University with high honors in the
mining class, and is essentially self-made.
working his way through many difficulties
10 a high-clasS certificate. For several years
he was in charge of extensive mining opera
lions in San Salvador, and on his return to
this State took the management OF the Ken
meth works.
An able article from his pen on chlorini-
zation, published in the American Mining
Review. led to his present engagement with
the English company.
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James McC hidden, tie Vallejo contractor,
who furnished the Mare Island Eayy-yard
with coal and is indicted for having pre-
Sented false claims for payment. WAS ar
raigned yesterday in the United States Dis
trict Court, His attorney fled Demurrer
and the time for its hearing was placed for
February Sd. The demurrer speeches that
The indictmenr is faulty. iaasmuch as it does
not charge him Ml.h a crime 10 pLeai 10.
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Judge Hoffm OF the Uaited States Dis
trict Court rendered an opinion yesterday IN
the libel suit flied by Frank johnson ct a..
sailors, against the schooner Sylvia Handy
for S1095 90 wages. The decree was for the
liDelantS
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ is too late.
Only 3 Of the 30 left OF those handsome cottages
III Comertord'S new block at the park
lhess are the most complete and convenient
cottages ever built in the city, parties looking for
nome would do well 10 see these before locating
elsewhere: this property is but block from the
ever DeautiSing Golden g ate Park.
win unoDstructed marine view; now Is your
chance to secure home in locality that will
double In yaue in n few years
Terms made 20 suit purchaser; also splendid
corner lots in the same block
rake MeAlitSter-street to terminus and you
are at the buildings Apply premises any day
from to 4. j. NJ CoMERFORD. jal5 II
GOO 00O FOLSOM ST, SUNNY SIDE, BET
D-O.- Sd and 4th, running through to
clenehtina; elegant 3-story hay-windOw build
lngS; always rented; lot 25x155. Apply TO T.
kOBINET, 41l12 California Rooms 2 and 3. II IA
70S PINE NEAR PowELL-aS:4 FEET ON
sOo Pine and 20 on Prospect place; nets 10 per
cent and room for flats; price low. Ja2O IL
4 AND 5-RooM COTTAGES ON JERSEY ST, l.
i block east of Castro, with all M odern conVenl-
ehceS; $500 and 5000 part cash. Apply on prsln-
lses TO NELSON & HAMERTON, builders. 1alS ST.
4 HE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week. delivered by carrier tc any
Part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best oiuesI
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
oruers by postal-card otherwise VIII receive
PROMPT attention ONCE 622 MONTGOMERY 8.
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wnykyar,I 60 c,,r,t

Alice Adams, a Spanish girl, VINO ran
away from the Eoys' and Girls aid So
ciety last month, Sas arrested Yesterday
and booked for the Industrial School. Sine
her escape she has been working in au
underground resort 0u hsarny street.
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Ten Cents for a Newfoundlander.

Ten Gents Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Patrick Sullivan, vagrant and ex-pugl-
list, was arrested yesterday on charge oil
petty larceny. He is accused of having stolen
a valuable Newfoundland dog from William
Bradley, which he took to a saloon and sold
FOR 10 cents.
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aLENCIA ST BIT. 18Th AND - lf: =
story building covering the entire iJ
stores and fats, 75x1oo: renrs SlSe; $4,000,
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raIENCIA ST. w. SIDE NEiK aIsT. lsxIie
v and 2-StOry reside. rs Il -o0tnS Al 81 nod
eru conveniencess St7,60e.
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND CORN l2oxlz5;
u sW Howard aud 10th and 4 tho an
est residences in this city; Il rouls s: Mexiesn
cedar BATTLEFRONT, porcelain ba.h-tub Taiis beaatl-
fully frescoed 9ad paperes sofia t,.sS ce1iar I,
beautiful grounds. etg.i $4,000.
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MISSION l--s EsraIENTs AND PROP
EATy.
TENTH ST. 81 Sl00; ss256; BET. HoWtEi'
i and Folsom: 81 eet accepted
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S2T6 cor. SALOON, Mr., MARKET ST !.
VI. LESS. II Fourth St ~ l.
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S1Sn Lucky PARTY CTS SALOON WELL
GcCO. stocked, sunny furnished rooms side
and back entrances, carl-Voom complete: lease;
rrat only $50. 1l49 Market St Its
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&Q01 CORNER SALOON ON CITY FRONT.
< wv. established over 20 years: large stoc1
ana me fixtures; selling account other business
NJ LESS, II Fourth St lis
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uATTIE ST. W. oEpA sTRo Az q .saFs
III 25xI5; $3.50: make aa offer.
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GAS0 RESTAURANT, COFFEE-SALOON AND
- O'CO- q good chance for bakery doing a good
business; cheap rent bargain. apply Nj LESS.
L
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MOSS ST. fowAgD AND FoLsoA .,s'i
vi 9Th anC l.l- .u. 25x76, trent anu gbef
houses: iI WAGER patd BY owBs-s ,tfvs-
planked, sew 1- trt connection made SS4OJ
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GS0Q SALOON MARKET ST.: DOING GOOD
gain. n. LESS. II Fourth ST
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-, 1nn EOAEaING. LIVERY AND SALE
u o'V. stable for sale. north OF Market ST =. is
most citt' clears 500 month alone on board
tI9f al lIGA-c.aSS prices best location: che1Dpsr
rent IA citA long lease; can accommodates forty
horses has to 20 regular boarders aud finest lfv-
cry sock N the Stale; Is one OF the crantest ouDOr
tEn Z IS We have ever had for OF active mon.
al Sl sell at some price at on account of sick
less PARTICULARS GEO. STEW ART. lS5 Kearuv II
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G1N0 SALOON, WITH 5 LIVING ROOMS.
u ICO. IN l OF the best locations: CHEAP rent.
.ong case bears investigation. Nj LESS II Fourth
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&90O SALOON AND LoDGING-HoUSE; IL
N. LESS, = Fourth 81. lis
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GJ00O CORNER SALOON. PINE sT,; s
y hOOO: private rooms attached; fine place b.
" HIIE. 765 Market ST -
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BRUSSELS soc, OIL CLOTH Csc. MATING I5c
ID linoleum soc. poles 25c shades 25c, body Bras
sells Zoe; carpets. furniture. etc, easy terms.
NEUMAS BROS, III Sixth st. Ocll II
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&9N0 SALOON; Is LIVING ROOMS; PIANO
NJ. LESS. II Fourth ST f -
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HON'T MAKE a MISTAKE-IF YOU WANT A
~ business fOr the purpose OF making money YOU
do best 10y getti few lots south OF the park,
you careful get them in the right lOcat
interest. For reliable Information as to
the line Of the electric road and best location
Investments call on C. L. MAYNE q CO.. 322
Montgomery ST. ialS If
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G7SO CORNER SALOON; IN THE BEST OF
=. ~ locations; bargain. NJ. LESS, II
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GD7I SALOON NEAR MARKET ST.; 3
WHITE, 765 Market ST. IFS
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- l9D GROCERY; BAR: FINE BUSINESS:
ketsL 1tF
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soon DOWNTOWN sALoON AND LUNCH-
- ~. house amo Nc commission houses: all Cav
trade; htrE1ia. c. g. CULVER 50 Kearny st. ~
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CGO0 PARTNER: TRANSIENT HOTSF-
gnu. worth $500; clears 1850 month; Swear
lease r Baldwin Hotel: selling account other bust
lt's- ] ~ MarEef
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&kD0 cox. SALOON AND LUNCH-HoUSE.
81 wv ueighhorhood OF factories: doing good
business; fine fixtures good stock: cheap rent;
good chance. NJ. LESS, II Fourth 81 1a93 Sts
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TO LEr-NEwLY BUILT LODGING-HOUSE; so
rooms, all on one floor: 626 Washington st
cheap to responsible parties. Apply 10 to - NJ.
OF MADISON q BURKE. ia2Y rs
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HATTIE ST. W. oFtsA STRo An q .sAt
III 25xI5; $3.50; mike aa offer
VERY COOP INVEST ESrS
,oxrs sr. . BLOCKs FROM EABkfT AM
j rear TurK and 2-s;ory house; = II be business
property; $4,000.
u7AsHINGroS, ABOVE SaNsoag; REM
w $3.50: price s3l.J1c; 3oxi22 70. back 20 Ne
cbanf st. double .rout erica aad trAiao euiainga
very steady Income
DoLK ST, COZ. CLAY. AND sIl ooO BUTLU
ing; built 81 days work; rents now Si5es VITA
advance; $25, 50V.
TAYLOR ST.; PROMINENT CORNER; MAG
L nifcenI view OF the Bay. 1aS feet front. ana =
fine 3-story bay-wtndow b0nses sud me residence;
rents in all SlS2 50 net. In nrst-c!ass order.
$4,000.
LARGE AND SnAaL 10 - ALL
PRICES.
NV COR. SACEAAENTO AND LOCUST - 2
IN blocks beyoad Scatrai ave; 1875 xl2T -. !
$4,000.
C,ACRAMENro ST., EET- WALNUT AND lat
- rel; I1s blocks bsgeud csnftas ave. - OK
JJAYEs ST.. NEAR DkyIsADERo-25 1875,
III and an extra lot Ia rear 81 s5x2f nsafy eeus
TO lots in ska strres severed s1H'e safS PASS
$3500
CIV COR GROVE AND BAH 62.5rlO4:
- SO 500; Baker 81. Is 100 II. via - trsFei %
the PARK passes this propetty
DARK ROAD. SEAk HAtSHE 81 AND Ma
sonic ave /: a block and haif Prom sac hsl9a,.-
ST cars; facing public pafE; ie.s - so, ss{
| cent view OF tue park. ocean ard heaaiAn's' Il
L
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VERY GooD 1NYESs'ai ESrs
ZONES sr:s BLOCKS FROM r. NshfT AM
j near TURK, and 2-s;ory house; WI DO bushes
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y sacrifice. 6lS Haght ST., near Steiner. jazz I'm
GIS SPLENDID UPRIGHT PIANO: EASY
ID l y. terms OF IS. Us FoMeILst. ia2l Il
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L-oB SALE SALOON: NICELY
j fitted up and doing good business; centrally To-
Gated rent only $50 per month. Apply TO A.
MCLEOD y CO, wholesale liquor deas IS. northwest
cor. First and Mission SIS ia3tf
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I-ROOM FLAT: NICELY FURNISHED: FULL,
roomers; sickness cause selling; bargain II sold
before February LIST 119 Fifth St, cor. Minna first
nat ia2!
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EDDY ST Ar IAN NESS AVE; VIZ 2
II neighbor ZOO 2-story house q 10 =acnis
and all con ess. let 23:9El2O 70 sire is
10
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:, DVICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALLY: No
~ publicity; quickest time; legal everywhere;
terms reasonable; no charge unless successrul aud
all other at law both civil and criminal pushed
vigorously; collections wills, etc. +. ENGLEf,
ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION, II kearny ST. ~ I'm
A DVICE FREE; SPEC IALTy, DIVORCES
~ privately quick time. lggl everywhere; coii CORE
tions etc terms moderate no charge unless sa ~
cessfuI; attorneys all courts; estab'd 10 years r.
office, q. w. HOWE Il CO., ~ kearny ~. =
CLARA SHoRTRIDGE FoLTZ; ALa nOih de- . i'm
" law Kearny ST. bet. Pine and CalitoI nla.-0
II A. CRoIHEhs. Al nos tt
~. Clay St
Wy DAVIDSON. ArroRNEy,AT-LAW'd ~
w .Caiifornis ST.. Rooms 4AAo' ""' 49,
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w AsHINGroS, ABOVE SANSoaEs RENE )
w $3.50: price SCI. soc; 3ozi22.b, back 20 Me-
.hanf St double trout erica and trAiao ouiidinga
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IJARTNER WANTED AT ONCE COMMISSION
4 business: price only $3.50 All particulars OF r.
WHITE, 765 Market ST. lis
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GSSD lO0xlZ5 TT: S. SIDE MONTANA ST.
uCCO. 1UO Il L. Capitol; fenced with picket
fence: Railroad Homestead Association. CHAS. C.
FISHER, 5Os California st. Its
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REAL ESTATE
FOX SALE BY
q'HOS. MhGHE.
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Esta Circula,o
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE


NEW PROPER rV.
TURK ST. IL BLDgES FROM MARKET LOT
L II ;6xl31 8, al frraf aRd relr 2-storF houses
rented low = $40 mouth; nont haase should ee
raised and s..lt ntit IN. tFin be GrsJcisss ret
business pro atT.f SIu.toG.
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$4,000 9RoOMS, . BATHS: LOT 26xloo TO
" 1pOO. alley: Willow St, near Mission bet
iIth and 18Th, JEFFERSON MARrENEr, 2239
Mission st. Ia34 3tS
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BRANCH BAKERY FOR SALE; GOOD LOCA-
= ton. 1925 Folsom st. ja23 3t+
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4 GOOD CHANCE-IOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
~ complete with fErn IRE carpets, stoves cur
talns blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prices
on easy lnsiaIlmeuts: slnall deposit NJ FRIED
MAN cos largest inStaliment house on the
Coast, 22S aud $50 StJcStou and 237 Post ST.; omen
evenings; IrOmur attention naIl % cnmnfrr nrd.rS
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$1,000 16Ox2S7; PORTER AVE AND MIS-
zZ39 Mission St iay4 a..
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%DNQ0 FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, DRY
y -JNV. goods, stamping and dressnak ing ;
owner retiring; sell by invoices If desired special
lar-ain- /. D. BARNARD. ll4S Market St ltk
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GJEnD so ROOMS AND BEDS: LUDGING-
u CVV. house; positively clearing $50
mouthly. or no safe; forced to leave. MCLAUGH-
LIN 4 CO. % kcarny st. ts2D tits
HOUSES ROOMS; NEWLY FURNISHED AND
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SOUUU. Mission st., "a #. \. Marshall College
homestead Association. CHAS. c. FISHER, 5O5
California St LIS
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CARP

4 RI SQUARES, S.: BRUSSELS 6Or laid.
y ;. W. SHREK, 1924 Stockton St. jaiO I'm
* CENTS on INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
- carpets: sold elsewhere at 81 ARONAON
1910 Stockton St oc2S stao
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GSTS0 SHOTwELL ST, NOS. 1911 1873, 1875
% 'CV. bet. 2lst and 22d; stories; 8 roosms
aud bath in front, d rooms and bath in rear. lot
3ONl22:6; bargain. CHAS. c. FISHER, sos CALI
lOIHldsl ltE
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

T ANDS IN SAN MATEo, MENDoCINA, SoNo-
IL ma, Placer, Shasta, Kern and TuiaTe. JEFFEk-
son MARTENET, 2239 Mission ST. jazz 81
GOTS0 NICE LITTLE COUNTRY HOME OF
ID = ~. % acres; house, barns, etc; double
seated buggy; wagon: cart: horses; harness; az
farm Implements and tools necessary, about AZ
chickens: house fairly furnished; over 800 bearing
fruit trees; acres OF vines; 10 or IL acres Sowh
in wheat: an Industrious can make good llvlhS;
D miles from X. Il. station: good rOad owner can
not possibly attend to 1t and is tired OF hired help;
$1,000 can remain at g per cent. w. C., Boy 3D.
this Office. ja23 3t*
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FoR SALE.

EIkNITURE 10 ROOMS AND BATH; NEAR
Guy Hail; all rented; part OF mouse suitable for
doctor or dreSsmaker: easy terms. Apply CALL
Branch Office. ia2t Sts
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DENTISTS.
DR. A. LUDLUM HILL. l443 MARKET ST. NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
are made: Old plates made over like new; teeth
from 50 per set; extracting soc; gas given. u
DR. REA, 1928 MARKET: EXT. TEETH SOC:
~ With gas 81; filings low: open evenings sell u
C'ROoME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 100 MARKET
y St. bet Third aud Fourth; gas specialists aalL1
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING At
~ lowest prices; work warranted. DR. j. W.
hey, s4l Market st. OPP baldwin. an9 u
DR c. II. WILSON. DENTIST,i 925 MARKET
- St. bet Fifth and Sixth, opp. Mason delo II
4 LII NEW SPAPERS had LONG ARTICLES ~
n them stating that the insane asyium5 are tuit %
people who took Only for painless tooth *
traction and went crazy My secret painless metnou
lswonderful. BY Its use any dental operation may
be done panl essly Will forfeit 500 for any tooth
that l cannot extract without sleep gas eva
though dozen dentists have failed to extract 10
All operations done better than elsewhere. sinca
nave seven first prizes FOR beautiful Filings, plNo
ana crown work. There are D Leek denti5ta OmGo
open tn $3.50 p NJ; sundays TIL p NJ DIX
GEORGE w. LEEK. u'Farrcil st. ec9 u
BEAUTIFUL SET 81; PAINLESS EXTRACTING
aiiowest rates. DR., c. A. PERRY. Mason ST de3 u
CoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION, sos MARKET
" ST. (Phelan Buiidlng): gas specialists; positvsY
extract teeth without pain; only ONCE that makes
and gives the celebrated Cotton Cas-; 10000 rex
er.nces established 1853; all operations In dentistry
performed. DIR CHARLES w. DECKER iea u
G7 SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED A5
N good as can be made; filling ST. DR. SfMMs
oehtlSt $50 Market ST.. next Baldwin Tbeater zoe w
A WEEK SNEwS FOR o CENrS-THE WEEKLY
= a CALL IN wTanDer. ready for mailing.
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G39SA 52xI0O; NICE COTTAGE: FLORIDA
~ ff'CV- and goth SITS; street severed. JEF-
rEKsOA AIAkTEN Er 225a Mlsslnn 81 ia2a az
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$3.50 f G9TTAGE ALM NOS YEw BY ~
TENET. 2239 Mission ST. ia2i StS
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DoLK ST, COZ. CLAY. AND $1,000 BUu.U.
j ing; built ~ days work; rents now si5e; VITA
adv vance; $2a 5Vg.
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EDUCATIONAL.


MES. BAYLIs CEKTIFICATED TEACHER
vi from Europe, has vacancies for pupils piano
forte; terms - per month. s44 Folsom st. Is It's
ORATuRlCAL AND DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION.
Ofadles. gents. RICH. FbOTE. 223 kearny lalS -
NEW CITY HALL SHORTHAND. TYPE WRIT
~ ing fnstitute ey'g classes f6 mo. 1904 Mkt. 3m
MUSIC. ENGLISH LITERATURE; LATTER IN
VI classes or private MRS. H. T.. l223Ia Bush Am
VOCAL LESSONS. FOR TERMS APPLY 5O5
Powell st; PRoF. }. II. oGiLVIE, ial3 3m
GIG. q. CIPoLLONI, FROM ROME, ITALY; MAN
- doiin studio. Room l05, st. AIMS Bldg ia9 I'm
ID W. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO 2gl2
L Howard st.. terms moderate. ja7 I'm
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
mandoas, lutes. PROF. ADELSTEIN, 1909 suffer.
CoUTHERN'S WRITING ACADEMY 345 PIE
- Ian bdg; 10 premiums; day and evening de5 3m
CCHOoL OF CIVIL. MINING AND MECHANICAL
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II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 81 POST IT
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business course lnder one zee OF $40. 1o51t
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE 800 POST 81
1 Lie scholarship. s75: day and evening. oc2oIe
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
L 10 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier 10 any
part of the city; the Bulletin is The best. oil lest
aud largest evening paper published on the coast,
orders by poStaEcard otherwise will receive
prompt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery St
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The morning call., 1891-01-24

ITO OWNERS or CARRIAGE AND ROAD
horses-1he Souther Farm has every facility for
giving the best Of aud attention 10 all animals
sent there; everything under cover IN storms
W rite for circulars and references to GILBERT
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The morning call., 1891-01-24

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The morning call., 1891-01-24

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The morning call., 1891-01-24

GDnnn LoDuING- HOUSE, 35 ROOMS; A
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