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hand blow on The Jaw, but that the timely
sounding If the gong which called the men
70 corners saved the san Francisco boy
from defeat wlen he WAS lying dead to
The world n TIT floor.
A bgisE hand -ubbing brought Choynski
10 MS senses du ing the minute allowed for
Refreshments" and when time was called
Ter a resumpt N Of hOStilities the appar-
eatiY defeated pugilist toed the scratch
looking - FRESH as daisy and by exercising
better judgment he got the measure of Davis
a1d eventually Won a very exciting battle
IHEAya ER AND A RUsHER.
Goddard eyicently rushed Joe, who was
handicsnoe1 ss,veRteen pounds in weight
vvl-+-h advantage in a rushing fight must
have greatly strengthened the chances of
yle,ory by the lighter who carried the aVoir-
dupois-
Ed Graney, Who is the particular friend
Of thCynSki. vas of the opinion that his
PT0tage eould keep Goddard at a safe dis
lance by constant left-hand labblng and
finally finish D N with rlght-hauder
Walter Watson thinks that ChoynSki5
neither limbs too frail and that they will
always fail 4 m when he comes against
rushing and 70 werful fighter.
The defea of ChOynski by this man
Goddard sal an old sport who had pre-
dlcted the re, 1t, has given me a good line
On which 20 L. ure out who the winner of the
Ja-a ga and Orbett fight out to be.
IN hen Co oett fought Choynski the lat
stIr atufoL E1 punished badly about the race,
battled along iOr good many rounds before
tfe fight As awarded against him. Choyn-
ski was handicapped by having attendants
VITO would not allow him to make his own
fight otherwise the result might have been
different.
LOOKS DARK FOR CORBETT.
Nov then, if Jackson, who is to meet
SoTbett il few months, can, whan out of
conditi5a, succeed in making draw fight
with Goddard, who, according to accounts
ras iH sAe fettle, what will be Corbett's
chances against the dusky gladiator, allow
lng thai beth men will be in frst-class shape
when they face the music? Goddard made
short Y9rk Of Choynski, and Australian au-
therities, with few exceptions, concede that
Goddard would not stand much chance of
success against Jackson with the latter in
good condition physically.
"CoEaetts friends will argue probably
thas ti,s tiympic Clubs ex-professor has
5ssgelsped ZFs aE strength since he fought
sShog1sA barge on the Sacramento
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NO VERDICT YET.
Lundquisfs Case Argued and Submitted
tn tbe .Iury

Lundquist's Case Argued and Submitted
to the Jury.
The Lundquist murder case was submitted
to the jury yesterday afternoon at 80
o'clock. Assistant District Attorney Camp
bell spoke nearly all day. ridiculing the de-
Tense of insanity, aud declaring it to be the
plea of every criminal who can find no other
excuse for his misdeeds
The speaker reviewed at some length the
testimony OF DR.. Buckley aud the other
physicians and drew the conclusion that
although LunGquist might have been subr
lect to epileptic fits. IL could not have
been the epilepsy that melted him To the
murder OF his mistress, Minnie Lohne. En-.
Ilepsy, argued he, has the tendency To maSa
man weak and helpless, aud does NOT in
spIre to deeds of bloodshed. -''' III
Inc courtroom was crowded all day and
the verdict of the jury was waited with m %%S
interest, but at an early hour this mornina
tne WE'VE men, good and true, had NOT ar,
nGcence Of the prisoner. ' vi In
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Stabbed His son-in-I.nur

Frank Castiglioni, fisherman living At
North Beach, Tuesday night in a druntan
frenzy maltreatea his wife and children
and they sought shelter at the house Of
Dario Antognelli. The latter is son-in-
law of Castiglioni and lives at is Jsns,.r
place, small thoroughfare near Mason and
G tir,d. Eia streets. The fisherman con-
son-ln-law's house in an ugly frame of mini
A quarrel followed, in which Castinlinn;
drew huge knife and stabbed his snn1inA
law in the right arm and slashed his fora-
head. The knife-wielder was arrested nv
murder. ''ae''1 W
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His own Name a Forperv

James P. Lawler, young man was
arrested last night by Officer Smith ON com
plant of Gottard PERRIN. who acc uses tbo
prisoner of attempting to pass a forged
check for $40. The check which was pre-
sented at PERKINS, Restaurant on Post street
who it is claimed represented that the 80,
nature was that of ex-Police Judge .iamss
Lawer. The defendant is a nephew of tbs
former police magistrate and the son nf
Dennis LAWYER, now deceased, who was a
Morton street. e' VI
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EVENING SCHOOL
Schools having less than fair average attend
ance and enrolment:

In view OF these statistics il must be evident
that some consolidation of classes ought to be
made at once TO avoid the elec lon of any addi-
tonal teachers. AT the beginning OF another
school year, the classification can be arranged
T WI aetrlment 10 the schools TO reduce
,ne number OF teachers at least twenty-five or
th1ltIy. not by diseharging teachers, but by not
gigetng new teachers to MI vacancies, think
necessity whatever OF electing another teacbaT
| TO the substitute class during the next ,a
| months Wv eA' leh
To appoint any more teachers to the substitute
| cial folly.
FINANCIAL.
The State app0rtOnmeut falls short OF the as.
timatet amount by $4,000. thus making the
$4,000.
CONSOLIDATION.
After careful examination into their classIfi-
Cation, recommend that classes be Consolidated
~ me following schools so as to reduce the num-
Der OF teachers In each school by one
BeTnal Heights Primary. teacher
Girls High School. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1 teacher
Chinese School. teacher
Peabody School taachar
Cleveland Primary. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. teacher
AV"c"-'iiee' trIlry --.....-...........l teacher
do not deem it advisable TO recommend any
further consolidation Immediately, because the
teachers consolidated out would only swell the
numbers OF the substitute class; but / am ready
10 recommend further action whenever IL Is rem
ueIeu necessary by further vacancies Ia the de.
partment.
DAILY PAPERS FOR THE OFFICE,
Inc ONCE OF the Board OF Education Is unsup.
pieu win daily newspapers 1t is highly desir-
sDIe mat a scrap book should be kept by the
secretary oil. the board, which shall contain
eoltoilals. communications and seporIs ON
school matters for reference by School Directors
ANU me superintendent. Such comments and
t rpoi are often both useful and valuable 1
,e0ant that the Committee Supplies be
squested 10 order Tor use In Office OF The Board
vi Euueation, four daily papers
CITY BOARD OF EXAMINATION,
Az the next meeting the Board OF Education
Invu,u oiGcs iouf members OF the CITY Board of
examination OF Teachers. As the Snnertntend
ent OF Common Schools is made bv StaTe Ia ~ tna
Chairman OF tie City Board of Examin aiion
ieel that nave the right TO request YOU TO en-
deavor to appoint four OF the lest tea chers in
the department, who may be thoroughly compe
tent In every way. TO perform the duties of The
posiiloG. JOHN SWEET.
Superintendent OF Common Schools.
San Francisco, Ft6. IL. 1891.
REGARDING CLASSIFICATION
The SUperintendeni's recommendation
that an evening class be formed in the
Hamilton Grammar School was referred to
the Classification Committee.
Director Dutton moved that this commit
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Uhlef Engineer Hermann Schnssler testi-
fed that the lowest appraisement CT the
company's total valuation is $50. O00, 0O0
The present plant will supply the city daily,
If desired. with fully 30,000,000 gallons.
Records show that the city's water supply
has increased from 1867 900 gallons in 1865
in 1875, 1872, 900 gallons 10 1877 and 20,4l6,-
600 gallons in 1890. Had the meters not
been put in when they were, in 1877. the
annual consumption would nave increas ed
in 1890 to 100000 gallons daily. In short,
the consumption would be one-third greater
but for meters.
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SYSTEM OLE supPLY.

The system OF supply was expla ined very
fully by Mr.. Schussler. All large cities, ne
SAID. should have a supplying capacity
nearly double the actual consumption. The
company now has in process of construction
large pumping works on Lake MERGED that
will Increase the present supply to 80, 000, 900
gallons daily if needed and enable the COM
pany to provide against any possible emer-
gency. The cnmpany's present reservoirs
have total capacity of about $1,000, 600, OOC
gallons. aud 1t Is necessary in this country
to provide against one and frequently two
dry seasons Having this in mind, the COM
pany has secured rights besides those now
in use that will increase the storage capacity
more than double.
As near as Mr.. Sehussler could estimate
the total cost of improvement for the pres
ent year will be about $500 600, but this will
not include the laying of supply pipes.
The committee will hear more from the
company at its next meeting, which will De
at the call of the Chairman.
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AMERICAN FIGHTERS.
They Are Not in 1t Against Ans
tralian Champions.
ehoynsli's nefeat Proves That jackson in Con.
diticu Ought to Whip corbett-
Carroll Arrives.

SYpEEY O.. S. W., Feb. IA fight for
a purse OF 500 took place here yesterday
between Joe Goddard, the Australian
pugilist, and oe ChOynski of San Francisco.
- the end Of the fourth round the referee
declared Goddard thevictor. Goddard who
bears tho title Of Champion of the Barriers,
has been the winner of many battles. One
Of his best fig3its was with Peter jackson,
whom be defeated in an eight-round glove
contest.
Choynski Is also a wefl-known fighter.
Some time ago le fought battle with Jim
COrbett In California and was defeated.
Later he foogh. with Jack Fogarty of Aus
tralis and Wen
The friends of Joe Choynski were very
much sGTpr "a yesterday when they learned
of their fa52rue's defeat by Goddard, the
Barrier ci,aHpIon.
Tho cabsslam announced that the Cali
fornian 8ss Ocked out in the fourth round
- lEn,llader on the neck, and that
Goddard 5Fee the mill FROM start to finish
The contest k place in the Sydney GYM
rHSium sam Fitzpatrick, who has trained
and han ei Peter Jackson, looked after
CEayustl iH erests.
Easse is ar oubt but that Goddard made
the same i>.nl of fight with his opponent
IS Davis, o.. omaha pugilist, did when he
faced Chos at the Occidental Club of
this city alb year ago. 1t will be re-
membered tha Davis made a rushing fight
and that he had Joe knocked out BY right
The morning call., 1891-02-12

Those who suffer from foul breath are onep =, -.
charge of carelessness 1t is an ofense thar ca ny
speedily abated, single bottle of the fraprant
sozoDoNT will Enthusiastically accomplish the worx
IL VIII preserve aud keep the teeth white ana the
breath pure and sweet o
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SIDE BY SIDE. - The body OF Mrs. Dieiz, the
wife OF the late surgeon at AlcatraZ, has been
buried at The Preside, In the same plat with her
httSh han
The morning call., 1891-02-12

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Chinese loan will
be in gold. not silver. The tiIne for the
issue OF the loan is not yet fixed.
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~ had TO keep nurse in the house to attend me,
and she persuaded me 10 go to thu Cosmopolitan
DiSpenSary. 1 refused at first but finally 1 con-
sented. They examined me thoroughly and began
treatment. That was three weeks ago To-day am
a well woman. Their medicines acted like magic.
MRS. Il. SMITH,
"1705 Market ST. s. F."
WILLIAM z. KANE. living at 1913 Post street,
San Francisco, is another gentleman whose wonder
full cure of Asthma and Catarrh is remarkable MI
Kane has resided here for % years. and is in the
employ OF the California Furniture Company.
Do you want any more conclusive evidence of
their ability to conquer disease? Charles Hempler,
55 Davis street; William p. Kane, l7l3 Post street;
Mr.. and Mrs. s 6. Smith. 1905 Market street; Mrs.
NJ j. McManuS, Sli Jessie street; Alexander w God.
sos Seventh street, l. NJ. D. Wright, 1924 Florida
street, Andrew H. Martin, 4S Ridley street; Peter
A. Anderson, 130012 Stockton street: II. L. Shook.
1Ozl Market street; Mrs. MicheRfelder IL HopeIolI
Terrace; Miss Grace Sachs, Lewis street: j. =
Hanson, 21112 GearT street: Mrs. Pauline Voss,
2bl0 Manchester street; James j. Welsh. 80 Glenn
enttna street; Fred Gronsand, William Tell House,
Bush street: Miley DcIan, 126 Ivy street: G. +.
Eckhart Giiroy, Call and Others who were cured,
II the staff of physicians at the Cosmopolitan
pensary cannot cure you, power on earth can.
Every character OF disease treated. Low charges
within the reach OF all. combined with the best
medical and surgical skill. Consultation, advice
and thorough examination free to patients. A
friendly talk may save you thousands OF dollars or
years OF suffering, and perhaps your life. Young
middle-aged or old men suffering from the effects of
excuses restored to perfect health. Each visitor
sacred confidence Out-of-town patients can write
Open Sundays. COSMOPOLITAN DISPEN SARY,
Stockton, Ellis and Market streets, San Francisco
Cal. fel2i 1T
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VERY NEAR DEATH
Terrible Experience of Sew
erai People.
HOW A LITTLE ORDINARY CARE
MAY SAVE A HUMAN LIFE.

At the present time when danger IS lurking at al
every turn it is better TO ounce OF pre-
caution than pound of cure. When you are aware
that there are the germs of a dreaded disease In
your constitution it better to consult an emf
specialist than to let the disease develop itself
aud then run your chance Of being saved Did 70 u
ever hear the story OF the children in the burning
house? They were on the top floor and quietly
played while the tower floor was burning. when
the blaze reaches us we can jump, they argued.
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LECTURES OH SOCIAL TO:ICS.

-RALPH T.. HOYT-
The Distinguished Orator and Economist will Dc
liver Course of Lectures at
Y. NJ. c. A. HALL. 23 SUFFER- STREET
Thursday, February l2th-"Iustice, Not Charityp
FRIDAY, February l3th-"Who Owns the EARTH
Under the auspices OF the SINuLE rAX SOCIETY
Admission 25c Course Tickets SOC
Lectures at = o'clock z. NJ. Is 2
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FTTzsi MONS TRAINER.

FITzsIa MONS TRAINER.
Jimmy Carroll, she lightweight pugiIist,
mas arrived ffum Bay st. Louis, and taken
up permanent residence in this CITY with
BIS wife ana fam y. Carroll saws that his
spht-up With Fi2iimmons was on account
OF private es agement Fitzsmmops had
made with Chicago manager for fifteen
"eehs tour throu Oh the country.
was an Understood thing" said Car
Ioli, that We We're to have been partners
IN every transaction and that the nrofits
accrnlng from fights and exhibitions wonId
De equally divided Everything went along
smoothly until / learned how INV nartDass
was acnng and, without having spoken tn
hli2 ABOUT the transaction, Which was er.
actly III opposition to the agreement we had
entered into before leaving this city
packed up my trunks, ETC., and started for
Frisco" ~" ioi
When asked if there was any truth in the
report that he had refused to fight McAuIiffe
at New Orleans, and that because he did
not show any desire to meet his old opno.
nent a second time Fitzsim mons decided to
dissolve partnership, Carroll said: sTheIe
Is not word Of truth attached to any such
report l would De only too happy TO be
given sn opportunity Of meeting McAuliffe
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ia17 I'm
BOARD OF NEW CITY HALL COMMISSIONERS.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 9, 1891.
At meeting OF the Board of New city Hall Com
mlssioners held Saturday. February Z. IS9 l. the
following resolutions were passed to print:
Resolved, That a final estimate and payment of
1919 Of, upon contract No. ii Il, in favor OF
George Goodman pass to print
observation-disclosures Sanderson, Stern, burst.
ALSO.
Resolved. That a final estimate and payment of
S29271S. upon contract No. 23, In favor of George
Goodman, pass to print
Ayes-Commissoners sanderson. Stern, burst.
ALSO
Resolved, That final estimate and payment of
S99S6 81, upon contract No. To- in fayor of Hughes
a Foster, pass to print
Ayes-Commi toner's Sanderson, Stern, burst
The board adjourned to the call of the President
fe9 OF EDWARD l. WOLFE Secretary
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CYCLORAHA SIEGE OF PARIS f!

New and Marvellous Effects Never Before
49,. Attempted.
Full Military Band, Brilliant Lectures Musical
interpretations, CannOnadiHg and MusSetry Firing
Paris Seen by Lightning Flashes The Great storm
Thunder, Lightning and Rain.
ms marvellous presentation ut 2:3O, 200. 8: 30
and $3.50 p NJ. No words describe the match
less grandeur of the scene. Open 10 A. NJ 10 10 r NJ
Admission, Soc; Children, Use
MASON AND EDDY NTREETS II
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PALACE HOTEL.

TIE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
1 block in the center OF San Francisco II il tn,
model hotel OF the world. Fire and earthauaxs
proof has nine elevators Every room Is farye
light and airy The ventilation Ia perfect. bath
AID closet adjoin every All rooms are easy
Of access from broad light corridors The central
court, Illuminated by electric light Its Immense
glass roof broad balconies, carrlaye-way and tropI
cal plants features hitherto unknown IN Ainerf-
can hotels Guests entertained on either tue Amsr-
lean or European plan The restaurant IL the das,s
in thecity secure rooms In advance oy telegram
tng. THE PALACE HOTEL
hof0 San francisco, CAL
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OLYAPIAN ROLLER-SKATING CLUB.

ENTIRE MECHANICS PAVILION
Ball-Bearing Skates raster Than Any Bicycle.
thousands Attend Daily. Great Success.
Ladies' Bail-Bearing Skates Zoe
Half-Hour Skating Lesson 20 Ladies by Competent
Teachers. 25c. Ladies', learn 10 skate and you VIII
keep in good health.
Admiss Ok Canfs
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River, but then these friends of Corbett
must bear in mind that Chuynsk has also
grown ia weight and strength. and, all mat
ters weighed and considered, am OF the
belief that Jack pm will prove his SUPERIOR
Corhaft -
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Mrs s. 6. Smith. residing at l705 Market street,
has been a sufferer for couple of years. She is the
wife OF Mr. S. t. Smith, connecte / with RausOme'5
Concrete Apparatus. 500 California street. A re-
porter found Mrs. Smith in her comfortable little
home yesterday. 81 dying for year and halt q"
she said, land would have been in my grave to-day
a victim of malaria and womb troubles, and
had been treated by several prominent physicians
here in San Fran cisco. but they did me good
Then went TO the WOmans Hospital, but was just
as bad afterWard.
The morning call., 1891-02-12

Nj R AND MRS DREWS DANCING AOAD- 90
Iangements; tuition reduced; dan cling learned Y
=. little cost; Gents exclusively tbeginnsr5l. LA
honusys, wednesdays: Ladies' (OegiHnersl taSS-
Gays IhnrsdayS; soIrees Saturday evenings; priTAss
leSSOnSuatlY.
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1FI1V n.
The Superintendent recommendation
that an evening class be formed in tile
Hamilton Grammar School was referred to
the Classification Committee.
Director Button moved that this commit-
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10

Gz.sx-wheaf. s-sca cern. SIC. eats encs rye.
lse. harley. 81 10 = hundred
Nfar-Reef sesfe; PORK. 9; mutton. ees7c
<pring lamb. ice; fowls, lie; spring chickens
sc: veal s. turkeys. iac fucks foc.
Psepprx-- Butter, BE eggs. Ne; potatoes
% ha eeefs sssssec dor; onions. He Ia.
All shes. ite dax.; lettuce. .sle ou- yeas. a.
ha beans haHd piesed. <2ei en.. heaey
&c. rs<pberries Zoe ? quart cherries si-55 ,
-
woor--w ssted. Sseeaescs HHSsss~sf- i4etnc
Hsv-TiEnothy SIS = tom clover. 80 ton
straw e ton.
ue~= M .sfew-srren r., part cured
lie cslrra htaes SCI ead skfns sresn. r. 81
kius eu-ed ee. taiisw. &c; r~lts *msle1,
ekfa. Ea4sc.
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TOWER
Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS AND TOWER sLock.

DEGOLIA .Proprictors
WANTED HELP-2 carpenters. 2coachmeu.
hands. painters. clerks. IL girls for general
Homework. second girls. cooks 6dining
room girls. 2laundresses
RIO EXCHANGES acres. 20 acres improved.
balance white oak timber. 10room house
and barn. nne orchard. acres low land IN
der drained and under cultivation. This fne
place Is situated about % miles from the city.
south. Come In and get full description.
E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE-.o acres on lake
shore. near the park; good buildings. 3n0
peach trees In bearing. - pear Standards In
bearing; 2acres strawberries. acres rsspber,
fruits; Price 500; fruit on same Will pay for
IL the present season; would exchange for
good city property; this IS great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain we have
ever offered.
DOR SALE-6-room house on Halkst.; good
4 well and cistern: handy TO street cars; we
can sell you this house on monthly payments
In terms 10 suit; drop in aud see IL Ice slD.
EoR SALESMAN house and barn on Fair
Il ST.; will sell on small payment down and
mouthypayments; this Is an excellent chance
TO secure home In desirable location and
pay for II as rent.
EOR SALE-ii feet frontage on South Divi-
sion-st.: a npe location for q block; this
will be sold ut sacrihce-f same IL taken with
In ~ days.
FOR SALE-Or Exchange-vacant lots on
l. Stewart Whites add. rs payment on "A
house. worth about slu0. inside old limits In
south part OF city.
FOR SALE-5 vacant lots on Piainneid-ave.
Just inside OF old limits; the finest building
spots in the city.
ITO EXCHANGE-For farm. y good Sroom
house and barn In south part of the citv I:
large lot and well located; would pay some
difference.
| tho EXCH ANGE-So acres land In Barry coun-
~, ~ miles from city. 20 acres improved.
good building. fruit. we'll watered and splendid
| soil. price $500
| TO EXCHANGE-For good rentin: city prop
erty. " acres. fine housr. barn and out.
buildings. 20 acres improved. balance oak.
beech and hickory timber. good fences. AZ
peach. lU apple. pears. pIuns and small fruit
trees. Price $500.
UfG0LIA BROS.
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Ftcva .xu Fssp-Iny White sgss; Patent
s. n = hunaredf corn nests &C. huadffa
ted s-<aa1-fe > tea nsffsnne> tHn 2
tor. ersa. sis<e ' taH shsps As.e , ton
u9.r.-Pafs steas ICES feast iee3 ffhs Sc
eat ri.,sn. fzi<r; IAN f1ei href <feas = fsse
eat "a er riiss. msffeH. - ~ spfthx
sfs fcf4I<r srffn4 shieksns. re tefass
~; furks iSs4e.
pe.,stes.~ Bafs e. ltsxt<e Saxs sc petafoes
~ ~ keefs greens 5Fe "a fes f9as q 4
Fsss~ss 80 IN eaieaS. se eess BE
p-exi nesns, 80 , - fsaish-s y Sol
sspa-frses. lie, cherries. loe. sss<fs<fffss
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.0xID feet; alley in the rear; suitable for
wholesale business. ofhces or stores; rent.
sl25D per month each. Also two second floors.
each 2x0 feet. - ger month each: can he
rented separate or entire; location one block
west OF CanaI-st. and one block north of Lyon
St. Anton q. HodenpyI, ~ and Il Fountain
ST. lett
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10
MOVING. PACKING L STORAGE

RADCLIFF 4 H0LT-ReIiable uphoIster-rs
~ vt Ill South Dfviei0n-st.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
Will give you regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not BY 'phOning No. 900 or e6S after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10

IrOR RENT-Second floor. corner Louis and
\ CampAu-stS. 44xe0 IL; light on three sides
Inquire Reynolds or Hopson. on the premises.
igI
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WAETED-BOARDERS,

WANTED-Boarders; two furnished rooms
:" 90 rem: with board. in a private family.
Apply at lis Cou-t-st. lsl
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FOR RgEr-BUsrsEss PLACES.

E0K RENT-SecoDd noor. corner Louis and
Il Campau SITS 4txiU feet; light on three
sides; also store No. 2 Pearl st. Enquire OF H.
N. Reynolds or W. Z. Hopson. 2lS