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ABOUT CUTTING HAIR.

What Say the BARRIERS Who Talk of tn,
Care of the Hair on Mems deads.
"You'd better have your hair trimmed
SIR"
So said the barber in the shop a,
Church and Cortlandt streets.
Why" he was asked. II had it cut
only a week ago."
Eyes, but ! see it is very thin On top,
said the barber, land / think that il
should be cut very frequently in order
t. save it."
On the next afternoon the barber in
| the Park Avenue hotel was making his
| last excursion with razor over the
same mans face.
"4ou are getting bald" said he.
Now, what a gigantic mystery it is
this subject of the hair. am bald: you
I are getting bald. Neither of Us would
try to save a thousand dollars if that
would have kept Us a full head of hair,
but neither money nor ekiu nor wisdom
VIII save any man single hair OF his
head. For my part, the only knowledge
have, after being in the barber busi-
ness twenty years, is purely negative
think that if you don't have your hair
cut it Will not fall out"
What! Never have it cut:'
stop mirure. Did you ever see a
bald headed woman? You never did.
Well, such a thing as a bald headed
woman exists, but they sre very rare.
Now, why are women practically never
bald, and why are men growing bald in
greater numbers every year? You ma
turally reply-or you would il you had
thought about it as much as that the
reason lies in the hats women wear.
Their hats amount TO nothing. The
average bonnet does not weigh two
ounces Their hats are open, and there
is more or less ventilation under and
through them, whereas mems hats are
heavy boxes that inclose and weigh
down and stife the hair
81 never thought OF that
well, that amounts 90 nothing said
the barber. at sounds important, but
whatever we say IN favor OF womens
hats is Offset by the fact that they wear
them twice as many hours a. q time as
men wear theirs. Women often put
hat on in the morning and don't remove
1t I'll dinner; they wear their bonnefs IN
church. at the theatre, during their calls,
everywhere and ali the time TIE i'm
portant difference between the SEXES Is.
after ali, that boys and men have their
hair cut and girls and women don't. Al
httle girls hair Is nursed after she passes
early childhood.
Some fathers who are obliged 70
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whole plot, and for this reason the lettel
must be allowed to reach its destination
The assassin could be thus made to be
tray himself.
Already the name of this man wa!
known to the Observation-Disclosures
some Englishman or American, perhaps
an expert in dynamite, or simply Rus
sian student who had assumed false
name. The letter was sent, and the
same evening the prince accompanied
his wife to the opera, where, pale, trem-
bling and feverish, he appeared fifteen
years older. She was more charming and
| admired than ever
Are you Ill, Michel?' inquired Made
leine, as seated il their carriage they
| drove homeward.
why do you ask that question:" re-
piled her husband. with q strangely
somber air.
why? Because You have not ap-
peared jealous this evening"" she said,
smiling
AT the end of week the minister re-
marked to his wife, without seeming to
L.
1T is on Tuesday that the car sets out
from st. Petersburg" All" said Mad
eleine, seeming scarcely to have heard
her husband. And then she murmured,
But the papers gave another date" De-
string TO deceive the accomplice of Mich
olson, for he had his plan, the minister
replied, Yes, it is necessary to thwart
those who may have designs against the
life of the emperor" Then he spoke of
casual things, covertly admiring the
strength of soul OF this unworthy woman
The very same day convinced the minis
ter that his ruse had succeeded. when
the following dispatch was handed to
him addressed by the princess, TO whom
it is easily OWNED:
1t is for Tuesday. Be punctual.
Tuesday passed, and it may we'll be
believed that neither the car nor his
minister left the capital. Madeleine
suddenly became very uneasy at the an
nouncement of his pretended change.
On the afternoon of the following day a
stranger, richly dressed and decorated
with an enormous rosette, present ted HIM
self at the palace of the prince
Whom do you wish to seer inquired
the obsequious turnkey, who had received
his orders from his master
Madame the Princess de Contre- /
mont Present my compliments, and in
form her that am the bearer of mes
sage from her mother am Dr.. Nichol- |
SON"
You are expected, sir" replied the /
servant, "but madame is at this moment
visiting friend, and has left orders 10
have you conducted to her. The car
riage will be ready IN a moment.
The carriage drew Up and the man en-
tered with Nicholson, taxing his seat be-
side him without as much as asking per-
Nicholsons wonder nj the fel-
lows presumDsion was of short duraicu.
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What He Wanted.

The toilowingts che Of the tales Of ''G.o-.
&c" D.unmont. the veteran North End
nan IL is wsn known TIA. Up In the
north the excs,szssE: ever q great feosbalI
match Is extraordinary, AID Drunnend
says that after the Gnsl tie & ina Erzlssh
cup competition sOus three OF foar years
ago. between Preston yer;b End and " ess
brom@sch AI6.oa. a man came iaso the
shop ot a Preston barber x1d thEsx himself
down into . chair.
Shave ssrt7 inquired the barber
MOI Threat cut" WA tns astonishing
reply. 'Scrsa EE1's ios.n-Lolascn Tt
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Thai Settled IL.

Young Hankinson taking his seat In the
chair)-Don't shave that mole, please, itA.
tender.
Barber after a careful examination ~
the rest OF the facel-Ali right, sir. Next.
Chicago Tribune.
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Lots Of Truth In This.

Don't yoa think yoa would make rno-s
money and enjoy better health IA doing
homework
Yes, rather think I would, " answered
TIE ''salesisdF."
And jet your false Pride
Ca, pride cas- nothing 20 do with e
don't want 20 be tossed by another woman,
tha.'s oil. "-IpdisnsDosss Journal
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INDIAN POTTERY.

The Indian pottery is the ware most
purchased by the passengers. 1t is
quaint of pattern, and in its Way much
of it is really beautiful. The mater al
Of which it is made is a white or grayish
tinted clay, which the men bring to the
women, who are the pottery makers.
The Indians guard jealously the secr ct
Of the places where are found the earth
that makes the choicest kinds. The
hunter, prospector or railroad explorer
coming suddenly upon these natives en-
gagged IN digging clay for the purpose is
Likely To remember the terror and con-
sternation which they exhibit.
The nodded pottery is buried in dry
sleeps dung, which is fred, and thus it
is baked. The material used in making
the striped designs Is decoction from
certain green root which the Indians
cali wake. 1t is painted upon the ves-
sells, and in tie baking it turns black.
The best pottery is made by tie Acoma,
Zuni and Cochiti Indians.
A gong clanks az the station, and
those passengers who have not already
AtSoAsN-I ~ ht&S IGeiy
promenade or hastily conclude their
bargains The conductors cry rings out
"Ali sbosrdT and the laegxrda enter the
cars; bet even as the tram moves slowly
OF the passengers are still making Last
bargains from the car platforms and
through the windows with the aborig.
'nes, who at the fast approaching dis
appearance Of their possible Customers
are dispossd IT me las: moment 70 Cioss
bargains at almost any price The train
gathers Roadway, the last k.diaz vender
Is passed and soon the platform with its
serai- barbara, party cosorod assenblass
e left bsaind, and Tho passengers Lave
TUNED from the Errange and striking
scene 70 gaze az the p&Doranaa of the
river and the Indian villages against q
mountain background o. tho r1s-ts, a
me train speeds southwark do=sn Tia
sandy valley CT tbs Rio Grands toward
--IiArpe<' Weekly.
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A iSig Pun.
= III u NIs
-er, what e splendid pair of

"Donnerwetter. what splendid pair of
tur gloves you are wearingi"
You are wrong; these are not fur gloves
am IN charge Of branch OF Professor
Gorilla's world renowned capillary ,lnc,-
tire The other day, on opening bottle.
q few drops got on my hands and bow you
see the hair has begun To grow hk. the FUR
On fox's back. "-El Porvsnir Yascon.
gAdo
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venture, bu. II was duly observed that
the prince appeared to be less in love
with his wife than formerly.-From the
French OF Leon de Tinseau, by Francis
M. Livingston. for New Orleans Times
nenocro&
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Next Door.

Next Door.
When the worrar OF the house answered
his ring he began;
Madam, am sorry 10 disturb you. but
I came here from Buffalo to find work
It ny occupation, and being unable 10
Str;ke"-
"What is your occupationD she de-
handed.
81 am q nurseryman."
Then drop in next door"
But, madam, r.
Next door. i say! They have seven
children there. while we haven't auy!'-
Detroit Free Press
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PrsTNFSs CHANCES

q. Ot0- GRAND OPPORTUNITY; WANTED
4 ~. reliable man to drive wagon and de liver
goods ia market business; bring reference Apply
" f. HEALY, 1904 MarRet St Ii
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CsO7E0 FINE STORE. CONSISTING OF FUR
- = ~. nituTe, carpets. bedding, tinwaTe,
hardware glass oil, etc: located at the Mission;
doing fine business; is thoroughly established and
pay iug fine profit on the money invested. Apply
i. i ENVY. = kearnE 81.
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flRANCH BAKERY, NOTIONS. TOBACCO AND
u cigars; nice rooms; cheap rent 1926 Howard
r~pef
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- DENTISTS.
DR. REA. 923 MARKET, EXT. TEETH soc:
~ with gas 81; filings low; open evenings. my2 tt
OF SET: REPAIRING 81: FILLING ST.; ExrG.
W painless. 50c. DIR. CA. PERRY 8 Mason. ms tf
A LII NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
~ them stating that the insane asyiums full OF
people who took gas only for paine tooth ex
traction and went My secret painless method
is wonderful. By its use any dental operation may
be done painiessy. Will forfeit 800 for any tooth
that 1 cannot extract without sleep or gas even
though Dozen dentists have failed to extract it.
All operations done better than elSewh ere since
have first prizes for beautiful filings plate
and crown work. There are Leek dentists. Office
open till $3.50 p. NJ; Sundays till 3 p. NJ. DIX
GEORGE w. LEX, OFarrell st. oe9 tt
nR. j. HEINo, FORMERLY OF THE Cotton
~ Dental Association. 249 Fifth st. fe19 12m
IRA. LUDLUM HILL l443 MARKET ST, NEAR
made: old plates made over news teeth
from 50 per set; extracting SOC: gas given 4u
CROoME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MARKET
" ST., bet Thirdand Fourth; gas specialists au17 r
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; MILLING AT
n lowest prices; work warranted DR. j. w.
KEY, SAL Market ST. opp, Baldwin. aus Il
DR. C. II. WILSON, DESTISrl 925 MARKET
~ ST. bet Fifth and Sixth opp Mason delou
(oLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. s05 MARKET
" st. (Phelan Buding) gas specialists; positively
extract teeth without pain; only office that makes
and gives the celebrated Cotton Cas-; 80 900 ref
erenceS; established 1889; all operations in dentistry
G7A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
tp good as can be made; filling 81. DIR. SiMMS,
dentist $50 Market St.. next Baldwin Theater. oeI1
R0 CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
" for four months to any part OF the United
State.
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-ANTED-CANNERY AT SEBASTOPOL, So
- MONA County, one OF the finest fruit and berry
sections in California; direct railroad connection
with the East ana with San Francisco; miles from
redW God mills. wood and water IN abundance. For
further information address Times SeDastOpOl
O..
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CONAN GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUST

$1,000 6 6S For sale eoSso Of rv5oo
groceries boots and shoes. etc, located in one OF
the most desirable portions Of the State, only
short distance from this city; doing fine business
that IS constantly increasing; full value in stock
given; best OF reasons for selling. Apply X. KENNY,
- kearny 81. II
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com FRUIT, CIGAR AND GENERAL A
,NDtU. Tiety-store for sale; clearing over $50 a
month; ine stand. the principal part OF Third
ST. established Tor a great many years; 2 living
ROOMS connecLed. ApplY x. KENNY. y kearny. 4
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CIO0Q PARTNER WANTED IN ONE OF
tr1OUO. the best drst-class corner saloons, IN the
Immediate vicinity OF baseball grounds and at the
terminus Of three C our principal cable lines: doing
5rEe business that is sure 70 clear over $500 per
month over all expenses; owner is one OF The best
known men in the STATE: is owner OF the property
which he does business and has concluded % take
partner to assist him in order 10 not have TO en-
Iireiy depend on hired heip; most thorough iuves
tigatiCu allowed Apply K. KENNY, y Kearny. II
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TRUIT-STORE FOR SALE CHEAP; PROMIS Nc
4 business for right person; good locations estab-
lshed three years; death the cause Of selling. APP
ply 1906 Dolores 81. myl2 3t%
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GOO 0OO CHOICE BUSIEST. CORNER IN
tp-O.O OO. Western Addition; lot 55xl0G;
corner store and rooms with upper fats OF
and 8 rooms and bath each, and 2-StOry suOstan-
tiai houses OF and 8 rooms and bath each: brick
foundations, etc. rents $40 per month BONEE,
TOY x CO., IA Montgomery st.
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IODO a bargain; cheap. my12 3t*
old ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND BAR,
~ with rooms IN nished for housekeeping; viii
be sold at bargain. Apply at Union Brewery, 326
Clementina 81. myl2 3t@
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" Z
I'D this offer. lakewood Colony Tract
8 acres, $75, payable 81 a week.
1OacreS $3.50, payable 81 week
tCaeres, $500. payable 81 a week.
40 acres, 5000, payable IS week.
n interest and no taxes deferred payments:i Is
81 fine Al fruit land: no irrigation required;
laIRe town and railroad; some oaks; water handy;
title perfect: no investment is safe, or pro-
tiablc fruit lands. For Information circulars
apply 10 ESTERN LAND COMPANY, go Mar
ket St uc2S II
no YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR COUN-
~ try, In tie prettiest valley of the State? Apply
10 Napa Land Co., Napa Call Tor list OF proper
ties, II
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A SELF-PLAYING ORGAN FROM $50 To $500;
~ plays everything as perfectly as an orchestra
KOHLER & CHASE. sole agents, 20, % and 30
O'FarreIl 81 ap23 II
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GOE0 EACH-25xl25 FEET EACH: ONLY 8
u AOU lots: s side Minerva ST., bet Capital and
OriZaba; Railroad Homestead Association, ocean
View; all fenced. CHAS. {. FISHER, sos CaifOr-
,fa
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TOR SALE-A STEINwAY SQUARE PIANO IN
i good condition. and viii be sold cheap for want
OF use. AnnIy 3l4 CalIfornia ST. Room / my7tf
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF SECOND HAND
pianos in the city; prominent makes, all prices,
from so 10 1925. ANTISELL PIANO CO., cor.
Seventh and Market SIS. apS Il
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G5rO MERCANTILE AND MANUFACrUR

= ObO. ing business; partner wanted ia fine
store Market ST.; must attend store, keep plain
accounts mems time. act as salesman. collections,
etc; employs 10 hands; plenty Of work for them
To do; clears $3.50 per month; has stock material,
tools machinery; IS a remarkably growing. profita-
bic and solid business, suitable for any steady,
sober industrious man, willing 10 work and make
himself generally useful: viii find plenty TO do;
STEWART, 135 kearny ST. II
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- f60 CORNER SALOON: DOING BUSINESS
e tOV. 20 years on same corner; good paying
pace; VIII bear Investigation; worth double the
money. Apply N. LESS. u Fourth St LIT
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-CoNTTNUFD.

DOoAECoO
no SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY
Tor Cash. go to I. ID. BARNARD, 80 Kearny ST. Il
GSR0 GROCERY AND BAR: OLD STAND; 4
tDOOOs me living rooms; rent only $40 / ID.
BARNARD, 30 Kearny st. Its
Cl0nO COFFEE SALOON: DAY AND NIGHT
mendations given. McLAU6HLIN, 26 Kearny Its
QOO0n COFFEE SALOON AND BAKERY;
ULOOO. good oven; best bargain in The city
MCLAUGHLIN & CO, 26 Kearny st. my13 its
QJEO SALOON; BLOCK FROM KEARNY.
Go1OU. MCLAUGHLIN & CO. 26 Kearny. Its
QFO0 BAKERY, BAKING4 BARRELS DAILY
tDOOO. MCLAUGHLIN q CO, 20 Kearhy st. Its
C.DEOO PARTNER REQUIRED IN ONE OF
U-OOO' the best livery and boarding stables in
city must be steady mtn; reference. MCLAUGH-
LIN & Co, 70 Kearny st. my9 IT'S
DARGAIN; OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY:
ID Immediately, on account of sickness: splendid
shop trade; new oven; living rooms. S04 Green
witch St my8 TIA
COOD-PAYING RESTAURANT FOR SALE: THE
- Phoenix, 2l30 Fillmore. nr. Sacramento. 10 It's
% CENTS A DAY WILL PURCHASE $1,000
loan. Cali on or address SAMUEL JOHNSTuNE a.
Co, ga Market ST, Room l, upstairs my9 m
IEwELRY-ST0RE,: SAFE. TOOLS. ETC. FOR
y sale cheap on account Of departure. Address A.
J. B., Box los, CALL Branch Office. my9 ~
EIRST-CLASS COFFEE SALOON: VERY CHEAP:
i best location north Market CALL Branchl1 3t*
COFFEE SALOON AT 4 BARGAIN: OWNER
I going East. Inquire this Office. my7 IT'S
/ OR SALE-HOUSE OF ROOMS AND SALOON;
ground rent cheap; selling account of leaving
city; good bargain. Apply $50 Spear st. myS IL
BUTCHERS ATTENTION-FINEST FIXED-UP
ID market in 1onrishing town; retiring from bust
ness; price $1,000 Inquire 22l Sacrainento.5 l5t%
DLUMBING STOVE AND TIN BUSINESS FOX
I sale; long lease; cheap rent; good location; Will
sell at invoice. Address z. B.. Box los, CALL
Branch once. my" II
GJSO0 COUNTRY HOTEL DOING GOOD
CD1OOO. business: % rooms nicely furnished;
corner lot stable. ETC.; fare 81 II Hsight myl IT
DOR SALE-NICE RESTAURANT; FIXTURES
i complete; no agents 2z04 Powell st. myS l4t+
EOR SALE-S20O; NEATLY FITTED UP VA
rlety and candy store, WIKI fresh stock; rooms;
ia good location must be sold on account Of sick
ness. Inquire 3O7 East ST., candy factory,opp Oak
land ferry. my8 -
LINE SALON FOR SALE-RENT $50. l55
j Second St myl1 It's
DAYIEG DAIRY PREDECESSORS; CHEAP
rent us Montgomery ave. myI0 It's
CcS0 wELL-PAYING SALOON; FULLY
t1OOO. stocked; good bIllaTd-taDle; nice hxt-
months Lease rent cheap; present owner been there
over q year; good reason given for selling;
agents. Inquire ll6 Third st, N.Y. 7t*
CoOQ FRUIT AND CIGAR STORE; BARGAIN.
tDOUu. Apply CALL Branch once. N.Y. 7t*
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO Is 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 pOstal-card otherwise viii receive
IIoIapi aIIenIIon: once e m0ntgomerE s.
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GQS0 BUTCHER-SH0P: NEAR MARKET.
CNOOU. good horse and wagon: sickness cause of
selling. NJ. LESS L Fourth ST. It's
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Il V. LAwRENC E, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
6l9 Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting up
Offices promptly attended,: telephone 900; ml6 tf
STORAGE.
FURNITURE STORED; EASTERN PLAN;
II terms moderate. Sterling Furniture Co., 1899
Market ST.. opposite Jones. mr25 tt
MONEY TO LOAN.
EROM $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
4 security. s. L. c., Box 81, CALL Branch. m4 Inns
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HERE'S TdE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFETIME
IL Lots $50 in lovely Ell MORO, fronting on beau
tiful Moro lay; no big payments required; 81 a
week month taken. MORO BAY IMPROVE
MEST CO.; branch Office, 1890 McAllister.my13 -
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pEST PLACE ON THE COAST TO BUY PIANO
ID organ. +. W. SPENCER & CO., 723 Market ST..
History Building, "a floor pianos from 500 up;
organs from $50 up. nr24 If
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GEE 000 CHOICEBUSINESSA AND INVEST
JpOO.OOO. ment property: Park ave, within
few feet OF Larkn St; size 5Uxl00 feet BOYEE.
TOY a co, I9 Montgomery ST. myl0 2tSuWe
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C.Q7S0 MODERN BAY-wINDOw FLATS 8
90 ~. aud rooms and bath each. and lots,
total 81 :6KS7 20; \. side Bush St, Baker; bar
gain street work complete W. l. MORGAN ~ CO,
kI2 Cal. ST. Mem. s Z. Real Eatatn Ex
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O.IOO0 CIGARS TORE: BEST PART OF
- lZUU, city: average trade daily for IS years
so per day; trial given owner retiring Address
n Box ST, CALL Branch Office. Dyl2 3t*
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L oHLER q CHASE, IS. % AND 30 O'FARRELL
N ST.; leading pianos and organs Oldest music
house, largest stock: easy terms low prices apps II
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FOR SALE BY PARKER Y FORD, REAL ES-
tate Agents, CPS Market st.
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G1S 00O GOLDEN GATE AVE, NEAR
u C.OOO. Webster ST; bay-w ndow flats OF
Z and rooms and bath each; every latest and
modern convenience; rents $g5 per month; lot 25x
1876. EONEE. roy q co. 10 MONTGOMERY ST.
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G.j00O SALOON on MARKET ST; ELE-
tD-OOV. CANT furniture and fixtures; one Of the
leStp3yug places IN the city; cheap rent and long
lease. NJ. LESS, Il Fourth ST. it,
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SlS 000 ELLIssr., BET. LEAYEN WORTH
and rooms and bath each; aisO cottage house in
rear of rooms; total rents $l08 per month; lot
27:6xI37;6 feet. BOYEE TOY 4 Co, 10 Mont
gOmery
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CAUSALITO HOMES-MARINE VIEW; PER-
- petual sunshine $40 mOuthy payments: $500
upward. SPARROW PEARSALL, 62S Market
street. myl3 II
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GHOEO. HANDSOME PAIR OF FLATS, CON
tDO-OO. tanning and rooms and bath; con
servatory; bay-wndow; richly papered and freS-
coed: rents $50 monthly; lot 25x7 feet; must he
seen TO be appreciated; Perry ST. near Sd. BOVEE,
TOY * CO., 10 Montgomery st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-13

&l4 GOO Sc COR; WALLER AND STEIN Err
u .OOO. SITS, with improvements thereon
consisting of 2 stores with rear rooms, and upper
fats of rooms and bath each; also 2-story house
on waller ST.; total rents SlO8 per month. BOY EE,
Toy a. co. 10 MONTGOMERY st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-13
CITY REAL ESTATE.


n'FARRELL & LANG, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
" Auctioneers ana House Brokers' il Montgomery
street. Members of the san Francisco Real Estate
Exchange
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-13

A BABGAIS-OSLY HOTEL N A PROSPEROUS
n Caaveras County town terminus OF 'railrOad)
for sale; fully and elegantly furnished; Office parloT
diuinghal, bar, - bedrooms etc: laundry and
buildings all on Town lots; transient trade;
many permanent boarders; starting point for Big
Trees; glorious climate; game and FISH abundant;
must be sold TO close estate CORMAC & DONO-
HOE. Attorneys $40 Sansome st. my12 Its