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cheered by the American Flag

"What impressed you most?" said a re-
porter to gentleman just returned from a
Euroi can tour.
"Why. the sight Of the American flag on
the banks Of the Rhine was the quick re-
Spouse.
"How did it occur ?'
"Well, we were going by boat up the
Rhine. We started about o'clock in the
morning In heavy rain. and with very
poor prospects Of pleasant trip. 1t soon
cleared up, however, and then it was de-
lightful. About half way up we saw a
cottage with the American flag floating
from pole on the roof There were nearly
SEQ people ON The boat. and would you be-
lieve it, over 100 of them were Americans.
The shout that went up would have done
yonr heart good. "-Philadelphia North
American,
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MEDAL WINNERS.

Company B also held a medal shoot and
the following members were the lucky win
ners: Champion medal. T. l.. Pritehard,
46; first-class, A. Heeth, 43; see0nd-class,
George Kennedy, A; third-class, L. Reu-
bold, 40; fourth GLASS; T. Burning, 90,
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THE SAVAGE MEDAL.

All the officers Of the Third Regiment,
once year shoot five shots each for the
Savage medal. The highest score takes the
medal for year. Yesterday Lieutenant
Emil Kehrlein again carried off that trophy
by creedmoring Captain Kennedy. Follow
ing are the scores:
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THE FIFTH REGIMENT.

Companies A and f Contest for State
Decorations.
Companies A and f of the Fifth Infantry
turned ont well at Shell Mound yesterday
for their final State shoot Some very good
scores were made. Following is the score
of some of the guardsmen:
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BARGAINS IN LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE
- by w f. HEALY. li4S Market St; before pur-
chasing examine his list of houses Jeans money at
per cent; 100 houses to select from; TO 1875 roomSl
0I0A0 BOARDING AND LoDGING-HoUSE;
u WV. fine bar: clears $3.50 monthly; Al To-
cation. ElCHENLAUB, 1853 Market St sell 5t+
G.6OO LoDGING-HOUSE OF ROOMS; BAR
NOUO. gain SUrCLIFFE, 26 KeRrny. se2l 3t*
I oDGING-HOUsE OF II ROOMS; FURNISHED;
u cheap account departure 436 Brannau.se2l 3tF
pRIvATE FURNISHED HOUSE; 10 ROOMS;
i Iull roomers; rent $40 rs Bush ST. sell ~
conn CORNER HOUSE on BROADWAY; -
" UbO. rooms; kept by present owner 10 years:
sell bargain: retiring from business. Apply l. ID.
BARNARD. 224 Kearny 81. It's
Gl1O0 LoDGING-HOUsE; CLEARS $!45
pI IpO. month. Pac- Exchange. % kearny, IT.
7 ODGING-HoUSE, 10 ROOMS: FURNISHED;
1G-RooMED HOUSE; FURNISHED; FULL. or
~ rdomers II hawthorne St sells at
MUST BE SOLD. BECAUSE OF SICKNESS
W house. Is furnished rooms; hall block of Mar
ket ST., near CITY Han. Address T. Box "a, this
once sells it,
A LARGE LIST or HOUSES. ALL SIZES AND
n prices; pant cash; easy payments; also prop
erty TO exchange; square dealing to ali. !. H.
PAIGE, 995 Market 81. sel6 it,
TOR sALE-PosITIvE BARGAIN; BOARD AND
4 lodging house; on accOGnt departure. German
House So Po.k St, near Golden ate ave. Selo a."
NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY CORNER HOUSE
~ IS rooms; agents. Inquire 62l Post. iy2S If
y HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 8 cents per week, delivered BY carrier TO any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postaI-card or otherwise VIII receive
Idompt attention. ONCE 622 MONTGOMERY ::
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Nj RS J. L. COME STUDIO. DOSoHOE
w Building. l170 Market st.-Lessons given Ia
portrait a specially; water-cOiors crayon, Indian
ink and oil outdoor sketching. landscape and dec
olatiYe art: classes now forming au29 u
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HORSES.

q. IN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD HORSE: GENTLE;
MONTGOMERY ave sel9
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LOST

I OST-A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
i Savings and Loan Society OF Sap Fran cisco, in
the name OF ISABEL j.. NOLTE. No. 1,7Ol 80.
ne finder will please return 70 bank. sel5 81
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GARLAND HOTELS.


TUBES HOTEL, OAhLAND-fHEF FINEST AND
most commodiOus family and tourist hotel in
California. occupying full square; irst-class in all
It's apr oirt meuts, sells lmTuFr eN
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HOUSES TO LET.

ZINE HOTEL IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION
/ OF ~ rooms. diningroOm. stores and base
ment; rent reasonable; sunny side EDDY st >.
near Jones' Apply q. II. UMBSEN * CO.. IA Mont
goGIery st. seZO ~
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

-''-t'-'- +'A--A-' 49, - 80
HOUSES AND Lors on EASY TERMS FROM
II slUO 10 $500 down; installments from SIS TO
S25 month, interest included.
wauted-A place in Alameda to exchange for
beautiful home in Ukah.
Several fine ranches to exchange for Oakland,
San Francisco or Alameda property.
For bargains In real estate call at MRS. l. II.
CHANDLER Il CO.'S, 1923 Park ST., new Masonic
Building, Alameda SEQ u
CPECIAL ANNoUN CEMENT!
- For Is days only
Two elegant new houses Just completed 4Sxi5O;
and roOms on the finest thoroughfare; for sails
'''' -''''' MARCUsE REMMELL.
$500 cash. $50 per mouth. buys a handsome cot
tage macadamizd street near station; ) rooms
ana bath.
$3.50 cash, $50 per month, buys fine house on
$500 cash, SIS per month buys cosy cottage OF
rooms and bath near station
Houses built to order aud finished In 60 days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free.
Houses for rent. Open SUNDAYS
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
Ofices-Alameda Bay-St. station and High-st. sta
ton. San Francisco, 62S Market ST.. opp. Palace
Hotel SEQ 1t
G760 CHEAP LOT: A BARGAIN: 50xl25;
u OO. near station; good location; call at once
for particulars. A Ii. BREED q CO.. 400 \ inth St,
oakland sells u
GENUINE BARGAIN: FINE LARGE CORNER:
VI will be sold. Inquire w. L. STEVENS. NE.
cor. Larkin and Market sts ses lat
Judd, HANLEY " CO., 1851 PARK ST., WILL
q build, sell or rent you any kind of house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 tf
THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
to 10 cents per week delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bueta Is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the COAST
orders by postal-card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery s.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
G.OSOO NEARLY NEW HOUSE; IL ROOMS;
'COOOO. blocks from station; near uniyer-
sty: easy terms; bargain. JOSEPH J. MASON,
Dwigbt-way station SEQ l4t*
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r. He PRACTICAL USE OF GERMAN TAUGHT
! 100 months; 2 or lessons per week. accord ng
90 Professor Bergnan's natural and easy methods :
pictures used to illustrate the meaning OF words
casses in conversation and reading formed for adj
yaltsd students: the public Is cordially invited 20
Inspect the method. once hours daily 70 . p n
- Professor Carrel's Dancing Academy, 800 suffer
bt-. bet Powell aud Mason. SELF lott
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ETSFNr IS CHANCES.

FEW CHOICE BARGAINS FOR SALE BY w.
\ 4. HEALY, has MarNet ST, near Taylor.
sZO1U-Nanted. y Business man in mandatory;
p, rH-t gnt party liberal terms offered.
.S-lp-TaTtuer; Al saloon; clears 500 each.
ss-tO-Saloou: vicinity Geary and Rearny
$ gpu-HOtel at PutterO: bar trade Sl5 per day.
-EUr-Partucr in cash commission business
e,5O-F Furniture store; owner retiring from bust
81 U-CoufectIonery-stOre Market ST.; Irving
rIS. 1t
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ZOE SALE.

BARGAINS IN LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE
- by w f. HEALY II4S Market ST.: before pur-
chasing examine his list OF houses; Jeans money at
per cent 100 houses to select FROM TO 1876 roomSl
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

DoULTRY RANCH OUTFIT: INCUBATOR.
/ coops. etc. GEO. Il. COLBY. 4l6 Sacramento
ST. san Francisco sel6 Tt%
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S30UU. 5 6oeEs from station; station near univer-
sity: easy terms; bargain. JOSEPH J. MASON,
Dwicbt-way Station. se9 l4tt
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FUKNIrURK FoE SAFE.


FURNITURE COSY ROOMS FOR SALE. 205
4 Uctayia St. near Ellis. sell it,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO Mr.. AND
~ MRS. JAMES W. TABER that their trunks
contents, household furniture Will be sold for
age by undersgne MRS. Is. +. WILLIAMSON. 1904
LarNin ST. Sel9 3t%
FOLDING $50 SO: BED-LOUNGES SIS:
paror sets $40 TO 81 80; mirrors pictures stoves.
or anything relative TO q home; call aud get our
prices and terms; open evenings. j. NOONAN, lOl7
ana 1923 Mission ST, above Sixth. se3 In
A FTER PRICING FURNITURE ELSEWHERE
- stock; prices low for cash. SAMUEL
BEAL, SIS Mission St. above Fourth. au22 In
COMPLETE SET OF PIECES SI3 80, AT
y NEWMAN BROS, III Sixth jy29 l2m
GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
~ complete with furniture. carpets, stoves,
Islns blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prices,
on easy installments; small deposit. N. FRIED
NAN & CO.'S. largest instailmenL house the
Coast. 22S-23O stockton, 237 Post ST.: open even
Egs; prompt attention paid TO country orders. LIST If
A SPECIAL NoTICE-I HAVE REMOVED TO
- large, stores. 196 Fourth prices reduced
10 bed rock all round; pariOr suits, S25 10 SO:
ranges, Sc up: 800 secondhand carpets; chamber
sets SO S75: cash instanients: goods shipped
free. L II. NELSON. I26 Fourth st. apl II
n Ew CHAMBER SETS or : PIECES sl5 CASR
~ iuStaiimcut. WILEY BROS. 93i Mission. u
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-EENCH LIQUoR-sTORE: BAR AND ROOMS;
j rood trade Anpfv this udice salS 7ts

g.C|O FOR SALE 90 A BARGAIN: GOOD
- COU. saloon connected with boarding and
,otcing house; 20 rooms; all occupied with good
men among factories aud foundriss; rent low. In
Qaire II. POSTED a CO., Wholesale Liquor-dealers,
j 4 EtiIs ST SELF l4t4
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PRIZES OFFERED.

In order to obtain State decoration it is
necessary for marksman to make 80 points
out of possible 50, when he receives a
bronze bar; marksman making 40 out of
so gets a silver bar, and those who score 45
out OF 80 obtain a gold bar. The T hi rd
Regiment was not fortunate enough to
make the necessary percentage to get a gold
decoration, but they carried off good many
silver ones. f. l.. Pritchard of Company
made the excel lent score of 46. In the
former shoot his score was 40; lie therefore
comes within one point of gold bar.
The scores of some of the participants
are as follows:
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NOR SALE-WHOLE OR HALF INTEREST N
i dTst-Ciass Tiage business; good trade good
location. Address A b. Gail Branch once, 25lS
Mission ST se3J StE
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THE HEYMAN TRACT.

THIS TRACT IS SITUATED ON DOUGLASS ST,
And is bonded by TSenty-secOnd and Elizabeth
SS. Castro-st. ca5lecars pass within two blocks Of
this property and Market ST. viii be extended With
in block.
Parties investing now win reaD rich harvest in
the near future. To appreciate this weocated
tract which is so near the heart Of the city, is to
inspect it,
a representative Will be on the tract daily to give
information
To reach the property take the Castro-street cars
to Twenty-thrd st. and walk two blocks, which Will
bring you TO the lots. Douglass 81. is graded and
severed IN front OF this property and the other
streets Will in the future, be placed In the
same condition, without expense to buyers.
Terms. IA cash. the balance TO sui purchasers.
SpeGtal inducements viii be given contractors.
For the convenience Of the public my office will
be open from to 10 "Wednesday and Saturday
evenings.
For price list and circulars call on
selO II JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market ST.
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Tor SALE CHEAP. HALF OR WHOLE GOOD
paying billiard hall and saloon; long lease. T.,
UCN IS. CALI. Branch Once sell IT,
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

&116O 25x20o FEET-CoR. JAVA AND sA-
i 40U. vannah sts.. South San Francisco,
S6O0-3Oxl20: w. side 26th ave, near Point
siooO-7Oxl2O; 27th ave-. near A st.
$350-Lct 9: Block 5, College Homestead Associa-
s750-5oxlOo; cor Merrimae and Michigan sts,
s75o-E. side Cook ST., near Point Lobos ave-;
$2G06N25xl22:e; Folsom st. near 1sth make
cHAs. c. FISHER, sos California st. Its
$4,000 sEw VILE Ho HOUSE u t,S On HAeEs
tains all latest imprOyem0ntS: easy terms: mort
gage instamehts if desired: lot 25xl00 feet.
sHAINwALD, BUCKBEE & CO., 407-40s Mont
g0mery st.
GIO n0O NEW RESIDENCE: EASY TERMS
ID .OOU. If desired; Saker ST, near Grove;
IL rooms, finished attic and basement. electric
bells natural wood huish porcelain tub, stone wash
trays, decorated ceilings, hYc-register furnace;
owner VIII be ut the house SUNDAYS TO show prop
erty Further particulars OF SHAINWALD, BUCK
BEE & CO., 407-i09 Montgomery st.
GDT0O PRICE REDUCED FROM $3.50;
~ w. lot 35N57 10, with cottage of rooms ;
l7th St, GA n line near Guerrero: decided bar,
gain. SHAlNWALD, BCChBEE &c CO, 4O1-4O9
Montgomery st.
G15OO 21sT ST. NEAR BRYANT; BUILD
u LOW ing lot 25N 90 feet; reduced from
$l7O0 sHANwALD, BUoKBEE & co, 407-4os
l.lCEO 18th ST. NEAR FOLSOM, AND
p SOO: new ", eseire road los 25T Il est
BEE & Co. 407-l09 Montgomery St
&OS0O VALENCIA ST, NEAR GOTH; LOT
tNOOuO. 24x9O feet, with 2-story bay-windOw
house OF rooms aad bath; should be raised aud
store built underneath. SHAINWALD BUCkBEE
~ CO.. 4O7-409 Montgomery ST. se2O4t
LOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS-DON'r
stop to say il l only could, but take advantage OF
this, your last chance, to secure a cottage for
home at the ever beautiful Golden Gate PARK; only
left out OF the entire block OF 30 this property
at the McAlister St entrance TO the park with
grand marine view; only Is minutes ride to Mar
ket St; $1,000, cottage rooms aud bath: $500.
cottage rooms and bath, with all modern improve
mentS; the most complete aud convenient cottages
ever built; the lots will be worth tho money in a
very short time; here is your opportunity to pur
chase home in a Locality that is bound to be the
best residence property In the city, for here, IN
any other large city, the park is the attraction /;
don miss this chance; Lake McAliister-St. car to
terminus and you at the buildings: apply on
premises any day from 10 10 1. j. NJ. CONFER
FORD, owner aud builder. WeFrM II
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Tor SALE-AN OLD-ESTABLISHED BRANCH
Z bakery and caudy-sturc: in central location; no
agents Address Z. Z, Box g. CALL Branch Of
40 eaDt
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FOR STATE PRIZES.
Shoot of the Third Regiment at
Shell Mound.
Large Number of Marksmen in Attendance
Scores Made by the Various COM
panies in the Contest.

large mum Der of military marksmen
assembled at Shell Mound yesterday to con-
test in the final State shoot. The Third In
fantry Regiment, commanded by Colonel
L. F. Barry, was out in force. Companies
and F of the Fifth Infantry. stationed at
Oakland. were also present.
The Third Regiment inaugurated new
feature in their target practice yesterday.
Headed by the field music they left their
armory early in the morning and marched
into Shell Mound in body. Lieutenant
Thomas brady had charge of the range
Brigadier- General Dickinson detailed
Lieutenant George Strong. ex-rifle inspector
of the First Infantry, to keep an eye on the
proceedings. Lieutenant Strong spent the
greatest part of the day in the target pits.
Ordinance Officer j. E. Miller had charge of
the ammunition.
Colonel Barry came on the range early in
the day with his regiment and encouraged
the men to do their best.
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coMpAYY G. CAPTAIN H. LEVY

Company 3 did some good work. They
qualify thirty-four men and will win seven
teen silver bars.
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THE OLD AND WELI-KNOwN BARBER-SHOP
and cigar-sture Western Addition: must sell this
month account departure: no reasonable Offer re-
fusnd ON q1I n. LarNln 81 Sol Be
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STORAGE.


UURNITURE, MERCHANDISE. PIANOS, Ero..
II stored at reasonable rates. X. Il. OSBORN
CO., 1878 Market ST., bet Third and Fourthly30tf
FURNITURE TRUNKS, PIANOS ETC, TAKEN
care OF and stored at reasonable rates; advances
made. LIEBES Pioneer Storage Company, sue
cessors to IL. Wendell $40 Stockton ST. 1y9 III
LrlRsT CLASS STORAGE; UPPER FLOORS:
l. 642-644 Mission st. CHAS. L. TAYLOR JY3 u
CONTRACTORS AND Bull DERS.
4 'ARPESTER WORK; FITTING UP STORES A
y speciality; reasonable 1l4O Howard st1yl4 3m
I v. LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
d 6l9 Sacramento St cabinet w0rk and fitting up
Onices promptly attended; telephone 700. ml89
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A NDERsoN SPRINGS, LAKE CoUNTY-THE
n proprietor OF this famous and celebrated resort
wishes 10 announce to her friends and the public
that arrangements have been made with the South
ern Pacific Company and VIM Spler's stage line for
the sale of through tickets to the springs: from
San francisco and Oakland So round trip SO so:
through Tickets can also be obtained at Sacramento
and san Jose. The advantages OF our hot and cold
sulphur and Iron baths natural steam baths are
unequaed; take 1880 a. NJ. ferry from San Fran
cisco for Calistoga. For further particulars adj
dress j. ANDERSON, Anderson Springs. Middle
town. Lake County. Cal. my3l II
RESoRrS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
~ racine Coast. with rates, location, ETC.. pub
lshed in the Hotel Guide, 116 pages. For sale by
newsdealers, send 25c in stamps to w. NJ. PAT
TERSoN, publisher $40 Post ST.. 5. +. mr1 CT
no LEASE MOUNTAIN SANITARIUM AND
resort; fully equipped; only four hours from
San Francisco Address X. Box n. this Office. ~ u
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(ARPETS THORO UGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
- beating; reftting carpets speciality. CONkLIS
BROS.. 1888 Golden Gate ave. te.epnone 2l26. 49,
CARPETS CLEANED: 2 AND ; CENTS PER
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L-UR SALE-PAIR FINE DRIVING HORSES.
L J. Mos HALTER. 95l Chestnut st. SELF IT.
TOR sALE-HANDSoME LARGE BAY MARE,
L about Is hands perfectly gentle; must be sold
on account OF owners departure. Apply 1914
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n Ew AND SECONDHAND CARPETS FOR
~ half the original prices: laid same day as
deTed; open evenings. j. NUONAN, 1OI7-lO23
Mission st. see I'm
NARFErs-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, CSC A YARD;
- mstallment price elsewhere 81 I'd NJ FRIED
MAN CO., 2ZS2SU Stockton, and 237 Post 1t u
BRUSSELS CARPETS. 6Oc LAID: WISDOM
- cIot s 25c. S. W. SHREK. 1874 STOCKTON. m2tf
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CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
I carpets cleaned aud reatl. JONES Perfect
Carpet-cieauIng and ReuoyatIug orkS, IS and 27
Eighth st. telephone S42t se6 "
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-O0 EXTRA RARE CHANCE-PARTNER
> JUU. wanted In iHe store on Market St with
..-1gy. employing to hands: handles staple
goods. iu great demand everywhere; splendid
trade. clears 10 each 500 per month; can be
rar-rly increased with help OF an active, indus
TO- .-s mau; knowledge OF same not necessary; no
t-lr CT sunday work; business light, pleasant and
.s-v learned; has stock. tools, etc; Is a chance in
lifetime; don't miss 1t; b. st Of reference; fun
vest E,ton offered; only Tor 4 few days See
10 STEWART. Is Kearny ST.
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--0nNN LARGE FIRsr . CLASS GRoCERY

s.. 2nAl LARGE FIRST CLASS GROCERY
y NON.aud tea store no bar one of the handsom-
-- corner stores in the best part OF Western Ad
on; established and successfully run ; years;
900 compare faVorably with any OF the hrSt-clasS
-aus-S % the city; commands large wealthy cash
rrT 1ud family trade; carries all the finest quality
goods in the market and large and complete
sock or the same: elegant fixtures; lus team. lease,
etc.; VIII show clear profit OF S125 per
-autth or years no better business ever offered IN
state: must be sold; make offer. GEO. STEW
ART. lS5 kcaruy 81. 1t
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-12-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

By virtue of Deed of Trust executed
to me as Trustee by the Unaka Land
and Mining Company, dated the 18th
day of May, 1891, to secure to James R.
Miller and Thomas G. Blair the pay
ment of two notes dated respectively
the 18th day of May, 1891, both Of said
notes for the sum of $44, 1916, each bear
ing interest at the rate of per cent. per
annum from the date, and both of said
notes becoming due and payable upon
the first day Of November, 1891, and
default having been made in the pay
ment of said notes, and the said James
R. Miller and Thomas G. Blair having in
writing required me to execute said
trust, | will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder upon the premises,
On the 18th Day of January, 1892,
at noon on said day, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: That certain
tract of land lying and being in the
county of Unicoi, and State of Tennes-
see, situate about ten miles south Of
johnson City, being on both sides of the
Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Rail
road, adjoining the lands of the Unicoi
Land and Improvement Company, con-
tanning 1873 acres, more or less, and be-
ing the same tract of land conveyed to
the said Unaka Land and Mining Com
pany by said James B. Miller and
Thomas G. Blair by deed dated the LIST
day of January, 1891, upon the follow
ing terms; For cash in hand sufficient
to pay off and discharge the two notes
above described, with the accrued inter
est thereon, and the costs attending the
execution of this trust, and as to the
residue a credit of 6, II and IS months
will be given. The purchaser will be
required to execute notes with good
personal security for the deferred pay
ments. The purchaser at this sale shall
take title absolute, the right to redeem
the said land, either in law or equity,
having been waived according to the
statute in such cases made and provided.
This is one of the finest mineral prop
critics in East Tennessee, and is admira-
bly, located on the c., G, and G. R. R.
The iron ores on the said property have
been sufficiently developed to show
large deposits Of iron ore Of the best
quality, and within short distance Of
said railroad. Any person desiring to
examine said property or learn more
particularly its character, will please
communicate with the undersigned, who
will take pleasure in going over the
property with any person desiring to ex.
anime the same with view of purch-
asing.
The title to said property is unques.
tionably good, and aside from said deco
of trust, is wholly unincumbered.
Correspondence in reference to said
property is respectfully solicited.
j. E. MOORE, Trustee.
396-4t Pulaski, Va