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CITY REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE OWNER
CHI Market sfraef

CITY REAL ESTATE.
y REAL ESTATE OWNER
$50 Market street.
LOTS ON so MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
1910 LEVEL -. MISSION LOTS; only
payments JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market st.
Gt00 FINE BUILDING LOTS. NEAR HOLLY
JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Markets.. '' -'-'i''A'-
$3.50 LOTS 25nloo, ON YORK ST.. NEAR
VOoO. Cogswels college, level and ready for
building: on $40 monthly instalments- JACOB
HEYMAN, $50 Market st.
G1OS LOTS NEAR CoGSwELL COLLEGE
ID I'D. and extension Of Folsom ST.; $40
monthly payments JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Mar
90 FINE LEVEL BUILDING LOTS on AND
$3.50, on $40 monthly payments; Howard and Fol-
JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market st.
G076 LOTS ON 50 MONTHLY INSTALL
ID 10. ments; fronting the proposed electric
road and hear Grand boulevard. JACOB HEY
MAN. $50 Market st.
y ioU. road and electrician line on $40
monthly instalments; level and ready for building
JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market st.
II BULDING LOTS: $500 EACH: CLOSE TO
i Mission ST. and Howardst. extension ready for
building on; $40 monthly payments JACOB HEY
MAN. $50 Market St.
CeRO LOTS ON VALLEY ST., NEAR Ola
tDOOU. mond and Castro st. extension; level and
ready for building on; SO monthly payments.
JACOB HEYMAN. $40 Market st.
GQS0 LOTS 25xlI4; ON 27TH ST, NEAR
monthly payments JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market
5000 LOTS 2sxlo7: on $40 MONTHLY ~.
poOO. stallments; close to Market and 10th sts ;
MAN, 63l Market st.
G1JS LOTS on $40 MONTHLY INSTALL
u I ~. ments; 25xl20: fronting Silver ave and
near Howard-sI. car line: level aud ready for build
ing. JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market ST.
&95O EACH-2 LOTS. 26x1oO EACH SILVER
JDOOo Terrace. near Potrero-ave extension.
close 70 Howard-st horse-car; on easy terms ia
COB HEYMAN.
GJOR LOTS 25xIUU, IN ABBEY HOMESTEAD
on san Bruno ave. fronting the Joost
minutes ride to City Hall: $50 down. balance SIS
per mouth. JACOB HEYMAN $50 Marxot ST.
ON SO MONTHLY PAYMENTS: LOTS READY
" to build on; $3.50 each; level and unsurpassed
line JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market street.
GSSO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON cALIFoR-
eDODO. MIA ave, near junction of Valencia and
Mission SITS, on easy terms. JACOB HEYMAN, $50
Market ST.
0eHO FINE LEVEL LOTS; 25xIO0; ON
SDOOO. Douglass St, bet. 27th and 2sth; $40
monthly. JACOB HEY MAN. $50 Market
I OTIS IN PARAMOUNT TRACT NEAR CHEN
erys1 extension q electric road; corner aud
COB HEfMAN, $40 Market st.
coon LOTS NEAR SAN BRUNO ROAD AND
p-oO. car line opposite 18th So
monthly payments. JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Mar
G.j0SO BUSINESS CORNER on NOE ST.:
tD-ZCU. level, severed aud maradamized on
easy instruments. JACOB HEY NAN, $50 Market
SLES-2 LOTS MARKET-sT. EXTENSION,
~ $500; lot, Valley ST, $3.50; 10 lots Abbey
Homestead, $lE50; lots, Paramount Tract, 81 800;
2 lots; o. L. Block 1868, 1915. JACOB HEYMAN.
go Market 81. jy26 SuTuTh
"A L WANT YOUR MONEY
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= lHO0 SALOON; ONLY STONE THROW
y cOO. from Market-st. Ferry; business from
go 10 $50 day; owner compelled to leave for
Germany. Pacific Exchange. % kearny st. Its
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~ II. UMBSEN u CO,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AM HOUSE BROKERS.
Members OF S. +. Real Estate Exchange,
ID Montgomery st.
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&f0D FINE PAYING SALOON FOR SALE;
N7OOt. one OF the best locations in the northern
part Of the city; Is nicely fitted up and doing large
s,Sie; best Of reasons for selling. Apply TO X
L&N NY, - heaTnV T.,
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G0SO LOTS 26xl75, FRONTING DIRECTLY
tDOCO. on: the new electric road, where the
track has been laid; road Will be in operation
within 80 DAYS and by that time these lots cannot
be bought for less than $3.50: you may say that the
time has passed to make money In real estate. but
we assure that this is the greatest bargain that
has been offered during the past years: streets
graded and ma cadamized; free carriages always at
our office TO show property p. DuLAN & CO.,
$50 Market 81. iy26 SuIuTh
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Sl400 BEDS 50 s BAE and 50 10
boaTfers daily; cause sickness WOOD a Co,
Sl&io Market Il. ig26 RS
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pARTN Err NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUTCHER
i business, wholesale or retail; not necessary know
butcher business; keep books and collect: small
capital required. Twelfth and Mission fv2T
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COCO PARTNER-OLD-ESTABL RES
tCONO- taurant; to attend cash counter. assist
generally; rare chance. CULVER. $751; Mkt. 20 -
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G.DDOO SALOON ON MARKET ST; SPLEEN
ol-OOU. did corner: bargain If sold inunedi-
nteIy. MCLAUGHLIN u CO.. p Kearny ST. 20 IL
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Gf0HN PIECE OF DOWNTOWN INCOME
'DOouO. property; will guarantee l per cent
per month the year round: dou't be foolish and
keep your money i'll bank while such a splendid bar
gain IS in sight: lot p :6xE5, with 2at house,
only short distance from Third and Howard sts /:
this VIII bear the strictest investigation. z. A.
DoLAN a co, $40 Mark ct st.
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DARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN SECOND
III hand pianos; some almost new: prominent
makers. Antiseli Piano Co., Seventh and Market
streets iyoS
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CAUSALITO ROHES-MARINE VIEW; PER-
- petuaI sunshine; SO monthly payments: $500
upward. SPARROW & PEARSALL, ops Market
slreLt.
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DARTNER. $500 TO $1,000 CASH; NO l
reliable, paying business; established number
years; references exchanged. Nor full particulars
apply Room g. $50 Market st. WOO
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$s75-7th ave, mr.. ST. 25x12o; avenue graded
$5sUO-Turk aud Frederick; corner; 4S;6xl 90 A;
Si750-Castro. nr. 10th; 50xIo0.
slloo-qoden Gate ave, mr.. LIST: 25xI37:s
S3600-Deyisadero, mr.. Ridley; 25Kl25.
Sl70o-De Long, mr.. Frederick; 2bxS5.
SS000.BrodericE, mr.. Golden Gate ave; 25xlO0.
SSd 1d 9oo sr,;,.a mr. Army: 55120o
S5seO-Castro and Beaver; corner; 25x100; all
street work done: splendid residence locality.
Sl0D0-Douglass. nr. 22d: 25xl34; cheap
ss000-steiner mr.. McAllister; 5OxlI9: street
work all oone; viii subdivide
s8lOo-Doiores and 2lst; grand corner; 53x95 /;
street WORK completed; superb view.
s1S50-Point Lobos ave. mr. nth: 25xl00; street
work all done; splendid buy.
Slt0O-Sineteenth, mr.. Diamond; 25I75.
sl750-only left; Dolores bet. Day and sOtn {;
25xl00; street work all done: Dolores is the widest
street In the Mission. McAFEE BALDWIN q
HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery ST.
GolQO NEAT COTTAGE; LARGE ROOMS.
Roi w. bath, etc; nice garden; large lot, SIX
80; Merritt near hattie close Market and Castro
streets. McAFEE, BALDWIN Il HAMMOND. 10
Montgomery st.
CI60O OFFER WANTED: GRAND RESI-
ap oOO. dence lot on Clarendon and Lincoln
must DO sold. McAFEE, BALDWIN q HMMMoSD.
10 Montgomery st.
SIS 600 f SeLsS5 Nan EXPERIMENT. on
annum: lot 25x90, with L 2Ox5O. McAFEE,
BALDWIN 4 HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery ST.
G6SOO RENT 5000 PER ANNUM; GOOD
- tNt-slois way -NlnuOW mouse on tll-
bert ST. near MasSn; fine fats, 8 and 6 rooms:
baths. etc. McAFEE, BALDWIN q HAMMOND
10 Montgomery st.
GE0NO NICE Two-SToRY BAY-wINDow
DOUUU. residence; Eleventh St, near Harrison
- rooms: bath. etc; lot 25xs0. McAFEE, BALD
VIZ HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery ST.
Go0 000 RENT $1,000 PER ANNUM; FIN E
spcO.OpO. corner investment on California
St. near Kearny: substantial 3-story and basemenr
Drlck building: rented to tenant; lot 27:9xBS 20
McAFEE, BALDWIN HAMMOND, 10 Montyoni-
cry st
GoS 0Q0 A SPLENDID PIECE OF BUSI-
eU'cc.pOO. ness property on Ellis ST. near
Jones; good 2story residence; 3 rooms BATH ETC.
large lot; SEEMED to rear street. MCAFEf. BALD
WIN HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
GHS00 RENT 1850 PER ANNUM; FINE
IOOoo. new fats; and 8 roo ms bath etc /;
Oh Fillmore St; only block from Haivht-st cars
McAFEE, BALDWIN a HAMMOND, 10 Montgom-
80
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GET ONE OF OUR CoLoRED MAPS.
iN2H SuluTh

T OTIS NORTH or THE Park.
IL $55oO-Cor. 27th ave. and B ST: lSOxlS2;6
$3250-36th ave, near st: l0Ox24O.
$l5OO-1lth ave. near ST.: 501l2O.
Sl3O0-Cor A ST. aud 10th ave-; 81 :6xl0O.
SlOO0-26th ave. near st. 5Uxl2O.
$75O-2Oth ave, near California ST.. 26x12O.
&5O0-20th ave-, near St; 25xl20.
Several cheaper lots on the insiailment plan.
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G1n0 BRANCH BAKERY; LIVING ROOMS
II 1OO. furnished, 93l Market ST., Room 2.
lLkN EISSiI 3 CO ir27
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A NDERSoN SPRINGS, LAKE CoUNTY-THE
n proprietor OF this famous and celebrated resort
wishes to announce TO her friends aud the public
ern Pacific Company and VIM Spier's stage line for
the sale OF through tickets to the springs: from
san Francisco and Oakland So: round trip SO SO:
through tcSets can also be obtained at Sacramento
aud San Jose. The advantages of our hot and cold
sulphur and Iron baths natural steam baths are
unequaied; take 1880 \. NJ. ferry from San Fran
cisco for CaIistoga. For further particulars adj
dress J. ANDERSON, Anderson Springs, Middle
Town. Lake County, Cal. my3l tt
DESERTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
IL Pacific Coast. with rates. location, etc, pub
iished in the Hotel Guide. l16 pages For sale by
newsdeaiers, or send 25c In stamps to w. NJ. PAT
TERSON, publisher. $40 Post ST.. 5. F. mr1 tf
no LEASE MOUNTAIN sANITARIUM AND
L resort: fully equipped; only four hours from
San Francisco. Address X Box H. this once. 81 II
GRAND HOTEL, DUNCAN'S MILLS PoPU-
" lar resort: elegant rooms; climate, fishing.
boating. bathing. scenery, drives and redwood
per week, and special rates to families. W. B.
MOORE. myl2tf
VILLA Los TOMAS; BEAUTIFULLY STU
ated In Santa Cruz Mountains; Just the place for
health and rest. AID. ZILLMER. Santa Cruz Cal Il
CHAvER ROUSE, SAN RAFAEL. FIRsT-cLAss
~ In all respects; large grounds. ap29 3mo
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier any
part of the city: the Bulletin is The best. Oldest
and largest evening paper published on The coast;
orders by postalcard otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once e2a Montgomery 81.
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c. -"s-s-S-
y MEREDITH y HENDRY
654 MARKET ST., OPP. THE PALACE
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"a ANTED TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS
~ piece OF land from 70 80 acres suitable for
3 chicSeu ranch state terms: near S. f. AUGUST
CRUDE Box lei. MERGED. Cal. jy2S 3tt
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A SSESSmENT NOTICE - BEST q BELCHER
n Mining Company: location of principal place
OF business, San Francisco, Cal location OF works,
Virginia City, Story County, Ney-N office is hereby.
given that at a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
held on TUESDAY, the Esd uay OF June, 1891, an
assessment tNo. 49l OF ATTY cents (5Oc) per snare
was levied upon the capital stock of the corpor
payable immediately, in United States gold coin. to
the Secretary, at the once of the company, Room
80. Nevada block, No. 500 Montgomery ST.. san
Francisco, Cal Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on TUESDAY, tho 2Sth
day OF July, 1881. viii be delinquent, AVID adver-
Used or sale AZ public auction and seSs payment
Is made before. VIII sold on TUESDAY, the
eighteenth (l8th) day of August. sSl. to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs OF adj
verttslDg and expenses of sale. Isy order of the
Board OF Directors. L. OSBORN Secretary
onice-ROom SO. Nevada BiocS No 500 Monigom
cry St. San Francisco. Cal. ie35 I'd
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CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
- beating; Tehtting carpets a specially. CONKLIS
CARPETS CLEANED: , AND CENTS PER
yard. 453 Stevenson: Tele. 322S: $. STRATTAN
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G1t 0D SALOON AND BOARDING-HOUSE-
II ItOO. % beds: splendid bar trade; house
Iuli boarders be sold account other business;
genuine bargain. NJ. LESS. ) Fourth st. Ito
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CARPETS.
CAKPEr CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED; LAID. ALEX w WHEEL
- DEN, 240o Geary ST.; Telephone 1898. jyS II
CITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
~ waiting works: dying and cleaning; "a and IS
Lighth ST @ II. STEYENS pronriaior mrl ION
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A sELF-PLAYING ORGAN FROM $50 TO $500;
n plays everything perfectly orchestra
koHLER II ChASE sole agents rs. % and 80
OFarrel ST ana II
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C9NIRA cEoRs AND BUILDERS.
I'IrTING UP s Torres ;JoBBING NEATLY DONE
L reasonable. j. HATFIELD, 322 Folk ST iy24 3m
4 -ARPENTER WORK; FITTING up STOREs A
y specially; reasonable. ll40 Howard stJyI4 BIN
I V. LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- bl9 Sacrame nto ST. cabinet and fitting up
Offices promptly attended. Telephone you mlbtf
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QO000 PAYS $1l76 PER ANNUM; A DEAD
tDOOOO. bargain: lot b0xS0. and improve
meutS: near BRYANT and 4th
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements ContausI on tas
Sixth Page.
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I'HEAPESr AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
y CARPETS cleaned and relaid. JONES Perfect
Experiencing aud RenovatiGg Works 25 and IT
Eighth St: telephone 3424. mrs Sin
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S6600-22 :6xs5: Filbert. Mason: S-story
building; store and fats; rents S65; safe buy.
ss5OO-32NI25; Belcher ST.. near Market; nearly
new house, arranged IA fats of rooms and bath
each; rents S72
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. A. q IIf.,
L REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS'
$50 Market St, opposite Palace Hotel;
franeh ONCE, Seventh and st, opposite Olym-
pic Club grounds
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G07SO ROADSIDE HOUSE KNOWN AS
cpO ~. the Stx-mile House: Mission road; lot
5+:bIl25, or II necessary s0xl25 additional: this
Is positively great opportunity to secure fine
business, as the present is retiring I'm
menSely wealthy. Apply 10 p. A. DoLAS & CO.
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SPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPEr-BEATIN}
- Works do the best work. S53 to 1857 Tehama st
telephone 3040. mrI9 II
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RUGGIES AND WAGONS-l NEW EXPRESS
II wagon, hack 3-seated top-wagOn. 40 FOL
som ST iny24 cod 3In
SECOND-HAND WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP
= ia Harrison st. Seventh. yst II
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RUSINFsS CHANCES.

&7S0 COR. SALOON; CITY FRONT; STEAM
u OO. er landings; big transient trade; must
soil because other business. NJ. LESS . Fourth. Il
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CokNER GROCERY AND BAR; STOCK AND
< fixtures: rooms; lease. Apply BEHNEMAN Il
SCEENS EN-. 231 Sansome St IVES 3t*
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brilliant ELEGANTLY FINISHED NEW
- upright piano; hati-nrice. 41S Suffer- ly28 3t~
L oHLER Il CHASE 20. % AND 80 o'FARRELL
IL ST.; leading pianos and organs; oldest music
mouse LARGEST sock: teEns: low nricss
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-02-14
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Stanley refused his autograph to the
MISUNDERSTANDING pages of the
United States Senate.
&-Sardou is an advocate of cremation.
He says: Burned! Burned! It will af-
ford me great pleasure to be burned"
Scott received e279 IS. as his share
OF profits of the ''Lay,' and then he
sold the copyright for $500. AS many
as A, ZOO copies were disposed of before
1880, when the edition of his works
with biographical introduction was pre-
pared =
. The late General Terry was one of
the few civilian commanders who won
the respect and admiration of the West
Pointers. That is to say, his soldierly
qualities were so pronounced and effect
i've that his lack of military education
was never spoken of to his disparage-
ment.
1T is said that once certain person
asked Robert Browning as to the mean
ing OF one of his poems. The poet
started to explain and said it's meaning
was SO and so. Then he stopped ex-
planning and said: Il am not certain
what | meant. Ask the Browning So
ciety. 1t knows
To-day Stanley looks like a fine,
dashing English General, white-haired
and with the warmth of tropical chimes
IN his face-a General still in middle
hfe-and good for a dozen more cam
palgns. His manners are grave-dis-
1ich -,
mand, which is not astonishing, for he
is born commander.
The Home Reading Union has more
than 5000 members scattered about the
world, some of them in Turkey They
take certificates, not of knowledge &C
CURED, but of books read, and the
courses of reading which the union ar
ranges seem to be very pleasurable ex-
ercises as well as productive of an ac-
quaintance with the best things in En-
glish literature
Miss Lillian Baird, aged nine years.
is becoming famous as the youngest
problem composer in the world. She
has a fine instinct for chess, which has
been cultivated by much practice and
an hereditary talent for problem com
posing. Her first problem, composed
before she was eight, has been printed
in about twenty chess columns in En-
gland, Germany and America!
Great care has to be taken now
about Queen Victoria's movements:
Not only are stairs assembled backward
and very slowly with the ebony stick
in constant demand, but even in her
own apartments Her Majesty moves
about as little as possible An alert
devoted Scotchman is her personal at
tendant and is never out of the hearing
of the little table-gong which the Queen
strikes whenever she requires his serv-
ices. Her Majesty does not walk sin
gle yard unnecessarily.
-Rudyard Kipling is not yet five and
twenty. In appearance he is short,
stout, pale-faced, brown -mustached, In
dian-born man, with keen blue eyes
and resolute face, on which time and
incident have prematurely traced many
tell-tale marks, though a boyish smile
at times breaks through his almost
melancholy expression. He wears
pair Of spectacles with divided lens,
which. together with scarlet fez, give
him a somewhat cynical look, and calls
himself 1.-The man who came from no.
where" In manner he is somewhat
shy.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-02-14
LINE

between these principal cities, the Chi
cago & North Western system of lines,
composed of the Chicago, St. Paul, Min
neapolis & Omaha, Chicago & North
Western, and Fremont, Elkhorn & Mo.
Valley R'ys (all advertised as 'Ths
North Western Line''), offers the quick
est means of reaching all cities and towns
in the territory intersected by it. In
connection with Union Pacific the c., St.
F., M. & 0. Ry. also forms new system,
the only through car line to the Pacific,
coast. All particulars, with maps and
time tables, may be obtained at any sta
ton, or at following principal Offices:
ST. PAUL: 1853 East Third Street.
MINNEAPOLIS: Is Nicollet House Block.
DULUTH: 1872 Hotel St. Louis Block.
Chicago: 2O3 South Clark Street.
or address,
T. W. TEAsDALE,
General Passenger Agent. Sf.Rau4
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-02-14
HUMOROUS.

The biggest sponges in the world
are found at the free lunch COUNTERS
Texas Siftings.
-Friend-''I was sorry to hear that
Hithard gave you such a beating"
Humorist-"Oh I didn't mind. It sug-
gested several jokes to me- ''-Yankee
Blade.
-''Thither,l let me lithen to yo' wing"
'Listen to my ring, Ethel? What do
you mean?' ''Cauthe, Mamma, she
thaid it tellth the thtory." -Jewelers'
Weekly.
"A man who for large sums was Dr.
10 a girl proposed marriage by lr.
But she, nothing rash,
Replied without cash
He ne'er could be hopeful to or
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INCpIICu WICuUuC CASH
He meier could be hopeful to or.

Washington Post.
Mrs. Oldfdget is much worried
about her daughter. The other night
she kissed her and the young lady MUIR
INJURED in her sleep: "Oh, Charlie, you've
shaved off your mustacher'- Bingha1n-
ton Republican.
-Frightful Scandal. -ssDreadful scan
dial about DIR. Puix.'' s'So?" ''He claims
to be bachelor, but I heard yesterday
he'd brsied nineteen wives" 'sHorri-
ble!' eyes, isn't it? Other mems wives,
l mean, of course. IN. Y. Herald.
An Interruption.-Tommy Bingo-
''Sister had beau last night, and
was peeping through the keyhole look
ing at them when ma came along and
stopped me- Willie Slimson-ssWhat
did she do?" Tommy Bingo-ssShe
took a look. IN. Y. Sun.
One of the most dreadful forms of
White Caps is said to be that which ap-
pears to man at the top of the stairs
with a light in it's hand about a M,
just as he has succeeded in lassooing
the keyhole in it's wild flight and got
the door open.-Philadelphia Times.
"A boy of the period, who understood
his own value and knew what was ex-
pected of him, when asked what was
his duty to his father and mother, an
swered smartly: "To take them out
for walk on Sundays, and not let them
know how much more know than they
do. "-Chambers' journal.
The Rising Generation.-Moth
Johnny, you have been very rude to
papa, go at once and beg his pardon. I"
Johnny-'"That would be against my
principles. have my own rights, and
1 think I am the best judge of what a
mans dignity will permit him to do. -
Demorest's Monthly.
-'Who is going to edit the paper
while you are away?" inquired the fore
man Of the Weekly Tomahawk printing
Office. my wife," replied the editor.
''Win she-will she stay here at the
Office and look after things as you do?"
asked the foreman, with blanched
cheeks and trembling voice. .'No. She
will stay at the house and send her copy
down here by one of the boys" The
shadow of a great dread was lifted from
the heart Of the foreman, and he went
about his work with his accustomed
cheerfulness. He had feared it would
be necessary to have the Office towel
washed Chicago Tribune.
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xuEIETY. IIREEfuRY.
ST. PAUL.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
PIONEER LODGE. No. II, A. T. A. NJ. meets
the first and third Mondays in each month at
Masonic Hall, 81 Jackson street. Master
4asons in good standing are always welcome.
SOLOMON HALL, w. NJ.
NELSON TAYLOR, See. al 18th St.
STEVENS LODGE, No Al, A. F. A. NJ, meets
me first and third Tuesdays in each month at
Masonic Hall. 81 jackson street Master
Masons In good standing are alway welcome.
A. ROBINSON W NJ.
}. +. COQUIRE. Sec Irish Axlr Club.
, MINNESOTA LODGE No. lis. Lodge Meetings.
first and third Tuesday of each month at odd
Fellows Hail. corner Third aud Cedar
IT, w. PATTERSON, w. NJ.
c. F. WILKINS, Sec.
PIONEER COMMANDERY, No. 9 meets the
second and fourth THURSDAYS in each mon1h
at their asylum 81 Jackson street KNIGHTS
Tempar in good standing are invited
S. K. BURNETT E. C..
J. F. COQUIRE. Rec.
BETHEL CHAPTER, No. rs, R. A. NJ. meets tho
first and third Thursdays in each month at
Mas mic Hall, 81 jackson street. Royal Arch
MaSOns in good standing are always welcome.
J. F. COQUIRE. H. z,
TALBOT BUSH. Sec. 20 E. 4th St,
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Base Ingratitude.

Widower- Doctor, your bill is some
thing fearful. After you have doctored
my wife to death you expect me to pay
you an enormous bill.
Doctor That's just what expected
you to say. Such thing as gratitude
no longer exists in this world. Texas
S4GngA