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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-03

Mr.. Geo. Harris shipped IS head of mules
from Odessa to st. Louis this week.
Fairyiew The holidays have come and
gone and everything is dull again. No mar
riage and very little prospect OF any soon.
Mr.. A. C. Thomas spent the holidays visiting
relatives in Corning, Mo. Mr.. Eugene Camp
bell and sister, Miss Grace, went 10 Narreuf-
burg for u short visit last week, and were
accompanied home by their cousins, Misses
Cora and Maggie Campbell who spent several
days IN this neighborhoOd visiting relatives
and friends. Mr.. s. q. Hammer spent The
holidays with his nephew, A. S. Hammer,
Esq. In Sedslia. Mr.. w. 5. Cobbs, OF Car.
roll county, was in the neighborhood several
days this week on business.
Mr.. Charles w. LOOmis, the efficient secre-
tary of the Lexington Building and Loan
Association, has In readiness for presentation
to the board of directors of the association al
their monthly meeting, which will be held
next Friday night. the annual statement OF
| the business Of the ASSOCIATE IN for the year
ending December 81, 1850. II is u carefully
prepared statement and one which at II glance
can be readily understood by the most inex-
| stEitutct lnhuCitiHs oHsb'iat"H ~ Oru
than four years old, vel the statement shows
the large amount of S62 .2O0 to have been
loaned out, while the assets OF the association
reach the sum Of SG3. 80 92. There are now
four series Of stock In The association and the
number OF shares outstanding are l .2Sd, held
by 25l persons. To The credit of the holders
OF this STOCK there are now $50 800 33. In
the first series there are outstanding I5t
shares OF stock upon which A. payments o
I'll per month have been male. with u bool
value OF S66 81 per share. while the with
drawsI" value is $50. The second series hs
l8l shares outstanding: numbar OF payments
made 81; book value. Gao 20; Withdrawal
value. 1856 30. The third series has Pa shares
outstanding; number Of payments made 10
book value, S2l OF; withdrawal valae.SI0 IS
The fourth series has l35 shares outstanding
number Of payments made, o; book value
3 % 40. This last series no. Dein. one yea
old has no withdrawal value placed upon 1t
. other than the actual amount paid In rs due
| The receipts OF the association sine the las
I statement, which was rendered nj The clos
D OF business June 30, 1890. six months age
, have been $12. 0s5 IT. and. crediting the dis
r bursemepis with the S4l2 % now In IN
treasury, the disbursements balance on tina
amount. The rate of Increase during ID
past ak months has been .050. or. nearly
,. Der cent. The premiums paid for loan priv
leges have averaged $50 So upo each shar
of $500 loaned out, while the number {
shares loaned on are 3il. The earnings
, each share In the first series have beer
i, gil So; second series. So 20; third series
% o.; fourth series, 10 cents. Abor
March q new series of 1875 shares will be Ii
; sued In order to supply the demand for stoc
In the association.
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Specimen Cases.

s. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was trou-
blcd with Neuralgia and Iiheumalism. his
stomach WAS disordrred, his liver was affected
Ia An alarming degree, appetite fell away, and
he was terribly reduced IN flesh AMI strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. III. had II
running sore IN his leg Of eight yrars' stand
ing. Used three bottles OF Electric 8itirrs and
seven boxes of HnckIrn's Arnica Salve. and his
l. < Is sound and well. John Speaker. Cataw ba.
O., had i've large Fever sores on his leg .foctois
said he was incurabie. One bottle Electric
BItters and one box 1ucklcn's Arnica Saiye
cured him entirely. For sale AT l.. Farmer
drug store. no.3
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You are in q Bad Fix

But we viii cure YOU il you will pay us. Our
message ia 10 the weak, nervous ami ,tebilitutra.
"ho. by curly evil habits, or later indiscretions.
naye trihed away their vigor of body. mind and
manhood, and who suner all those effects which
lead 10 premature decay consumption or insani-
Iy. IL this means you. send for and read our
Book of Life. written by The greatest specialist
of the day. AMI sent tssaled) for six cents in
stamps. DIR. Parker's Medical and Surgical
institute. lil North Spruce street. Nashville.
Fem. aug31yl
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TH Il URADL6

Born-ln this city. December %. ID the
wife OF Prof. w. A. Connell. nee Matte
Young-a boy.
- In this city. December 90. 10 the wife
OF bar. Vim GOlightly-a girl.
- In Columbia. recently. to the wife Of
Mr.. VIM. Carter. nee Ada Bullard-a girl.
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Bucklen's Arnica SalVe.

Tue best Saive IA The world Tor Cuts. Bruises.
Sorcs. Ulcers. salt Rheum, Fever Sores. TeiIcr.
Ihnpped Hands, thilblaIns, COrTs and all
Skin Erurtions, AMI positively cures Plies. oi
no pay required II is guaranteed 10 give per-
feet satisfaction. Ur money refunded. Prize.
twenty i've cents per box For sale by Leroy
Farmer. cctIHNl
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Miss Annie Lesueur has been engaged TO teach
In the Jefferson City public schools.
Miss Carrie Ryland entertained a number OF
her friends In a delightful manner lasl sonduy
evening.
A delightful informal reception. given by
Miss Lucy LsBertew Tuesday evening. was
among this weeks social events.
Taken by mistake. from the opera house, ut
the Y. NJ. G.. A. festival. u white linen table
cloth, about tour yards IN length. Please re-
turn 10 Mrs. Jos. Lesueur
County Treasurer J. r. billiard celebrated hi
e5th birthday Monday by doing as nv has done
for the past two years, attending strictly to his
official duties. May he live 10 81 celebrate
many more such OccasiOng.
Miss Ella II. Nickel entertained quite Il mum =
Der OF her friends last Friday evening, c0mpli-
mentary To Miss Corale Boulwarc, OF Fulton.
An excellent supper. and one such rs only Mrs.
Nickell's Home can furnish, WAS served.
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THE removal Of myself and family to CIncin-
l natl will not ia The least ~Interiere with the
business OF ny clothing store IN Lexington. II
will be In charge of Mr.. Batter Williamson anu
my sons, who have 80 long been my assistants,
and | expect to be able. by Always being on TIT
ground to purchase bargains. 10 seli bargains
also 10 my customers. NORRIS GRAFT =
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CT IRE room ami dwelling rooms, <as1s
> newly painted anu nicely papered. EN..J
Dutch Row. E8mu
juneItt A. GkYER. SASs&.
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sesklg gntelligenter
oFsaoIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Mrs. 3.P. Arnold's stock of stylish MILL
cry goods is complete in all It's branches and
. invttes the inspection OF all desiring to
urahass goods In her line. novlti
Esgleston & Ewing carry the largest and
'esi line of Blank q Bros. candy in the city.
~. Hseckker's Ia the only place in the city
where the celebrated Saddle Rock oysters
san ne procured. nov22tf
7 an to Eggleston n Ewing's for pure buck
weaAt -four, pure maple sap, genuine New
Orleans molasses and the best sorghum ever
made. decl3tf
Fur analls on toast, go TO D. Hackers. 70
F0rd dates new layer figs, raisius. currents.
drted grapes, California evaporated apricots,
peathea and nectarine Mt Esglsston q
Esing's. decl3tf
Now 10 your time to get a valuable sewing
msehine at less than third Its value
fourth page. II YOU do not have a good sew
ne machine now It viii y szoae laplt. II
y, II l'''|' ! s's =: :% ::'
1Ef"f}+t I"1 ft<f 4t* *tI|< xE|tt41
siNiF f <<okS H. business Jan
stz<1& axsfything at cut prices.
III vie asAiiing TO get their paper regularly
ftaan the carrier will greatly oblige us by
lEEiiing word at this office, where q pspe
~ III M given you and = reprimand to tn,
EerriefB IL we hear no complaint, Of coursl
. must conclude,that the paper 10 left with
Nc Z ee ularity. n
Parties who are Interested Ia raising an,
feeding hogs would do we'll TO call on Lero!
Farmer Tor the Eureka Hog Remedy. Thl
" no humbug,a as I can prove to you by q lara,
number OF the best farmers In the connty
sach a. WIN. II. Silver, W. q. Hickman, Geo
Wertz. Jas, Spurlock. aud IN fact all other
who have used It. The price IL no object n
oae hog will paw for medicine enough l.
save one hundred. Call and see what |
will do. ian3m3
WIN, Blakely. who for some time past ha
given universal salts faction to the customer
OF Mr.. n. Sam Hays barber shop, has bough
the business OF the latter named gent!ema
aad will hereafter conduct the business him
sell. OF each and every one giving him q trii
In his line he will endeayor to make q stead
patron. by doing their work 10 the best pos
s.ble tanner. He Is at the old stand. tw
doors west of the Grand Central hotel ED
trance. Il
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JOHN R, JORDAN.

nEY GOODS, NOT IONS, QUEESSWARE,
~ GROCERIES. &c.
Dutch Row. opposite posiofhce, Lexington.
Mo He'd Rock Prices. "rhi,'
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

A good. fresh Jersey cow-calf. Ave E5<sHS
n daye old, Have too many cows EES?S
and will sell al very reasonable figure. IX.Q
, ian3ti JOHN s. BLACK YELL.
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Coming Attractions at the Opsrt
House.

January 10.-Beach & Bowers Minstrels.
AL tickets on sale at postofice news stand
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FOR RENT.

Nwo COTTAGES. Apply 10 80.
i FIELD, Wy
deC2OlI Lexington, Mo. 81
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Wanted

WANT TO BUY from so to lOG acr's Of coat
l. land IN Lafayette county. on or near the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad. Price must not be over
$50 per acre for coal and mining rights Cash
On delivery of seed conveying perfect title.
Address MOKTlMER +. SERAT,
Il Rooms 3l3 4 800 Keith 4 Perry Bldg
Kansas City, Missouri.
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woman OF twenty nihe Wben Hef&fT44f W
LIST died aud was forty-two years of age When
David Crockett was Killed in the Alamo
fight. She wished to be buried by the side
of her old master in whose family she had
remained more IS one OF the members than
as a slave ana servant for nearly half q CEN
tury and was accordingly inferred In Mach
pelah cemetery in the Go4ewiseh burial lot
yesterday afternoon,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-24

DARTNER Manifestation AND BOARD
i lng-hOuse; good chance. los Berry 81. AL 4tE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-24
MILITARY JOTTINGS.
First Report in Competitive Ar
tillery Practice.

Colonel LangdOn of the First Artillery, the
regiment which was recently on this Coast,
has been the first to hand in a report of the
first grade in the competitive heavy
artillery practice. The results are very
gratifying in Batteries A and l. and
the commanding officers of them and
their assistants have been credited
in regimental orders for "their constant
and unremitting efforts" In Battery A the
results were. according to the general figure
of merit, as follows: Five first class, 10
second class aud third class gunners. Iu
Battery l there were 5 qualified rs first class,
10 as second class and as third class gun
ners. The regiment will not be represented,
however, in the second grade, or regimen
tai" eompeti ton. not being able to select
a gun detachment of fourteen men from
four-ffths of its heavy batteries.
Captain Galley, who was recently the sub
iect of a court-martial at Omaha, has ap-
piled for retirement upon the grounds of
thirty years service in the army. There is
a provision which permits the President 10
retire an officer when he has served thirty
years, providing the officer asks to be re-
tired. If Captain Galley succeeds in this he
will retire on two-thirdS pay, as all retired
officers.
With the exception of the commanding
officer of the Department of Texas, all de-
partment commanders nave Indicated tue
stations of the new troops and companies
TO which Indian recruits will be assigned.
Among the captives at Mount Vernon Bar
racks there have been thirty-fve ealist-
mentS.
Quartermaster General Batchelder has
been giving much attention to the field
music of the army, and is making efforts to
secure buges, flies and drums which shall
not only be serviceable but melOdious.
The Surgeon General has sent out papers
for the annual spring examination for about
thirty candidates for appointment rs Acting
Hospital Steward.
Another especial mention order"-one
covering the year 1SS6-has appeared from
headquarters of the army.
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HAS GONE TO EUROPE.
David BeIascc Did Not Elope With Mrs

David Belascc Did Not Elope With Mrs.
Carter.
David Belasco. the playwright, has gone to
Europe, so his brother-in-law, Samuel Low
erich, says. Hence the Geographic reports
of his elopement appear to be not very we'll
founded.
Mrs. Beasco has written to her brother:
"My husband sails for Europe Wednesday
with Mrs. Carter. He does not want the
newspapers to know about his trip until MS
return. Since you wont come TO New York
and manage his affairs FL have TO doit
while he is away"
Mr.. Belasco's mother, who resides at ia
Clara street, has received telegram from
her son that he will return from Europe in
six weeks. His departure in such quiet
way and with Mrs. Carter. it is explained.
is to perfect great theatrical stroke for the
coming season, and the attempted secrecy
by all concerned led to the rumor.
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nsnntx Resicns.

S. ]. Straus, Chief Deputy in the office Of
Collector of Licenses. has rendered his resig-
nation to T. l. o. Brien. CollectUrof Licenses.
to take effect the 1st of May. Mr.. Straus
intends to make an extended trip through
this country and Europe, and visit all points
of interest in both countries. Before his re-
turn he will visit the place OF MS olrth,
HeideIberg. Germany. He will be accom-
panied by his wife, and expects to return in
six or eight months.
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A Postal Omcial Arrested.

w. S. Nichols. Assistant Postmaster at
Copley, Shasta County, has been arrested
and was brought yesterday to this city in
custody of Deputy United States Marshal,
The charge against himis having, contrary
to law, opened litter addressed to another.
W. A. Robinson, a Postofice Inspector,
swore to the complaint for Nichols arrest.
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GTEINWAY. GABLER AND PEASE PIANOS
- organs and ali musical instruments: call and
rooms and stock. MATTHIAS GRAY &
Co. 206 and 2O8 Post ST., Steinway HALL jar II
II oRNUNG'S UPRIGHT PIANOS: MOST BRILL
II iant and powerful 9l7 Mission st. NOES II
CTECK. HARDMAN. VOSE AND STERLING
- piauOs sold on SO monthly instalmentS BENZ.
CURrAZ & son. sole agents, 20 O'Farrell st. au1st
L /. NEUMANN PIANOS; A NEW SHIPMENT
i tust arrived 50 Ninth 81. aug Il
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An elaborate and costly granite memorial
monument, 81 feet in height, is to be erected
over the remains of Emma Abbott in the
cemetery at Gloucester, Mass,
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TOR SALE CHEAP OR WILL EXCHANGE-IO
i acres near San Jose; over half ont French
prunes. CHAS. HENDERSON, 3O4 Montgomery
streef. ap2.S 2ts
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pEsTAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP, MUST
IL sell. 255 Third st. apl9 IT.
C.OS0 STATIONERY, PERIODICALS, NOV
sCOOO. city bazaar. o.. Box S6, CALL Brnchl97z
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CHICKEN RANCHES-$15O A YEAR, ACRES,
y Groom house barn, cheken-houses, all fruit and
vegetables fine condition. Sl25 year. acres g.
room house, barn, chicken-hDuses; 800 a year e
acres. 4-room house, chicken-houses: 300 year,
4 acres 6-room house, A chcken-houses; all close
to town; also small places; cheap. GEO. G.
YOU
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O. | WEEK BUYS FRUIT FARM: LOOK AT
ID this offer. lakewood Colony Tract
acres, $75, payable 81 a week.
10 acres $3.50, payable 81 week.
2Oacres $500, payable 81 a week
aOa acres. 5000. payable 50 week.
No interest and no taxes on deferred payments: IL
all fine Al fruit land; irrigation required near
large town ana railroad; some oaks; water handy;
title perfect: no Investment Is safe. or pro-
ht9ble as fruit lands. For Information circulars
apply to WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $50 Mar
ket ST. uc23 Il
DLANT TREES OR VINES-THEY PAY WE'LL
l. AND GROW IN VALUE WHILE YOU SLEEP.
Everybody saving So 30 week own $40 trees
or 2l75 vines, with land aud water right worth in
few years several times It's cost Send Tor illustrated
pamphlet, HOWARD AND WILSON COLONY COM
PANY. 523 Montgomery st., $. f. mrlS tt
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED LAND SUIT
L able for frnit, from $25 to $40O per poultry
farms; large and small vineyards ANDREW
PRICE, Healdsburg, Cal. mr4 II
CCHoOL LANDS, 81 SO TO 80 AN ACRE; ON
- very easy terms: sold by the State in tracts to
suit: no residence or Improvement required; all
kinds of lands, in many different countess; send
stamp for list. Open Monday. "Wednesday aud Satur-
day evenings. w. LAKE. Flood Building. ~ u
10 YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR CoUN-
~ try, in tie prettiest valley OF the state? Apply
10 hapa Land Co., Napa, Cal, Tor list OF proper
ties. se2S II
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL. IN wrapper. ready for mailing
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HORSES.

HORSES.
HORSE NEW ToPBUGGY AND HARNESS;
Ii selling for want OF use. All TURK ST. ap2l 81
CTALLs AND ROOM FOR WAGON TO LET
- 25S Perry ST. apis It's
PooKERS NEVADA HORSE MARKET; 1903
LII Harrison: horses OF all kinds on hand. fe1 6m
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
DOR SALE AT BARGAIN-1 TW0-SEATED
Il carriage with canopy top. Inquire at 1ll2
Mission st. ap2l 5tF
NJ Ew AND SECONDHAND BAKER-WAG0NS,
~ laundry wagon, buggies. 1913 Harrison. ~ IT.
> SECONDHAND EXPRESS AND DELIVERY
- wagons at SANBoRN'S, "a Beale ST. apps I'm
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CEOO FIN E-PAYING BUTCHER-SHOP
~ wv. across the bay for sale; nicely fitted up,
hne horse and wagon, iron safei trade OF $50 day
5ure A rplY TO b. ENVY. % KearnN 81. ap22 II
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GOCQO OLU-EsTABLlSUED AND PAYING
S---OO. business for sale; bakery and restaIi-
rant complete in all its appointments; seating
pdCity for 80 persons; located on principal business
street and does Of 500 per day good Invest
ment. as investigation will prove Apply to JAMES
WILEY, 1853 Market St ap23 SIS
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CSDR SALOON AND LUNCH-HOUSE; OLD
DOUO. established; cheap rent; large stock
Thorough Investigation; rare chance Fun psrticU
Lars j B. MlHAN. So CIay. Rooms ] and 3 2. IL
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GSOO PARTNER WANTED IN POULTRY
e9OpO. Yards, near city: full investigation will
be given TO an acceptable party. Address A. b. c.,
Box l42 CALL Branch ONCE. ap2I SIS
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EIRST-CLASS SALOON AT 645 MERCHANT
. 81. for sale on account OF sickness. Inquire on
premises opp. old Cijy Hall. ap24 3t@
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TIRST-CLASS OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE;
/ pays $500 month. l2l Fifth st. ap22 It's
COOK SALOON AND LODGING-HoUSE FOR
n 90. sale. Call 2O6 First St ap22 3t&
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PARRY WITH $1,000 DESIRES TO INVEST N
L stationery notion business. Address NJ r.,
OIL Erauch Office 25l9 Nj. SION ST. an2I StE
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BARGAIN FOR YOUNG MEN OR MAN AND
- wife; saloon and lunch-house. Apply CALL
Branch Office. ape 3t%
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CSN0 A BARGAIN, IF APPLIED FOR M
vDOOU. medateiy-An ed-established wood
coal, hay and grain yard with so stalls
able Apply S2l Seventh st. ap24 Pts
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FINANCIAL.


goo 000 WANTED FOR 10 YEARS 10 PER PEI;
OZO.UUO cent: hrst-class security; city real
estate. b. Box So CALL Branch Once ap24 2t+
A $1,000 GUARANTY BY A RESPONSIBLE
~ real estate firm Tor sale for 500: viii be settled
within l year; profits may be $1,000. Address q.
K. BOX 81, this once. ap3 II
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEND
" your old gold and silver by mall to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST., San
Francisco; / will send by return mail the cash; IL
amount not satisfactory will return the gold. y
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- 53S Ksarny st.. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches; low interest oes q
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
I v. LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- 819 Sacram onto ST.. cabinet work and hitting up
oHiees promptly attended; telephone 800. mlou
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$40 MIST BE e., SOLD on AccoUNT OF
store: = rooms; doing nice business; wilt be sold
q sacrifice If applied for at ll2 Ninth St..
bet. Mission and Howard. apps Pts
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once of THE MORNING CALL, 9O2 Broadway.
TNSTALLMENT PLAN-s5OO. $500 AND $500
Il Beautifully located building lots for residence
purposes, situated at Golden Gate Oakand size
40X 100 and S0Xl25: near the station. and only
ceGts fare san francisco by monthly commute
tion tickets. Climate balmy and pleasant and free
from San Francisco fOgS and wind.
We have several of these lots given us for sale
the installment plan, to suit purchaser.
The owner being obliged soon TO leave for the
East, apply Immediately to
L. w WOODWARD & CO., 902 Broadway, Oak
land ANA 7l
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

pARGAIN-ELEGANT FIRE AND BURGLAR
ID proof Mosher safe; feet nigh. feet inches
wide: make interior TO suit. call at go II. FULLER
DESK COMPANA'S and see 1t: also large assOrt-
meut OF of1ce desks which are frst-class ia every
respect; second grade goods kept at 63S and $40
Mission st. ape If
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C000 RESTAURANT; GOOD BUSINESS; IS
u wv to $40 a day; on account Of sickness.
$751; Third st. ap22 3t+