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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1891-06-04

Everybody has heard of a 'horse laugh"
but who has ever seen an equine gifted with
the power of speech? Such nn animal would
be pronounced a miracle; but SO would tho
telegraph and the telephone hundred years
ago. Why, even very recently a cure for con-
sumption, which is universally acknowledged
to be scroful2 affecting the lungs, would havc
been looked upon as miraculous, but now peo-
pie are beginning to realize that the disease
Is not incurablc. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will cure it, If taken in time and
given a fair trial. This world-renowned REM
edy will not make new lungs but it win re-
store diseased ones to q healthy state when
other means have failed. Thousands CRATE
fully testify to this. It is the most potent
tonic, or strength rcStorer, alternative, or
blood-cleauser and nutritivc, or fesh-builder,
known to medical science. For Weak Lungs
Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca
tarrh in the Head. and all Lingering Coughs
IL is an uneQualcd remedy. In arrangements
of the stomach, liver and bowels, as 1ndiges-
ton, or Dyspepsia, Biliousness, or Liver
Complaint" Chronic Diarrhea, and kindred
ailments, it is a sovereign remedy.
E'...1.-..S.--Es-7z7 Golden Medical Dis
EeUbRbHTEED sg}ysFy$s cove = i; i, the @ caiy meg; i
kzzzzz.zzzEzzzz-Es by druggists, under a
Printed guarantee, from the rnanufact-
urers, that it will benefit or cure in every case
of disease for which it is recommended, or
money paid for it will be promptly refunded.
Copyright, 1855, by WORLDS DIS. MED Assn.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1891-06-04
KeyfeS1hi8 as F0IJuS:
GO-N1 ar

DdlIN- DalIy tNcppt SunCDN.
Nos and have Reclining Chair Cars fseats
tTce) and now Buffet Si;cTiuE Cars TO KrnsUs
City and Chicago without change.
No viii stOp.at Kcytssvi.!c for passengers
from Chiliicathc, or points north OF Chilli
eothe.
For Rates, Tickets, Time Tables, etc, cp-
Ply to
c. c. CHRISTAL,
Agt-, Kcytesville, No.
Gas. VI. HAYS, =. CnANDLcR,
G-n1 Manager. G,n1 Pass. i TEX G.-t
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1891-06-04

NEW EnRR, Apv!lS7,
The Evening Post, to substantiate its
claims that tin plate was not being
made in America IN such quantities and
1T such prices as to warrant calling tin
plate making athriving industry, began
an investigation of the alleged factory
of the y. & G.. Taylor Company ut
Philadelphia, intending to show if pos
sible that if tin plate was made there
ut all it was turned cut ia such small
quantities and by such small plant as
TO make the whole affair n farce of the
broadcst kind, a pretty toy with which
the republican managers proposed TO
trick and Gmuse the American public.
The Evening Post speaks as follows
of the results of its Investigations, con-
ductcd by agents Of the highest integ-
rity:
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1891-06-04
TFrurn TIC St. Louis Eopub:ic.l


The New York Evening Post having
asserted in it's issue Of April ~ that q
| trade journal, Hardware, had been i'm
posed upon by somebody, and that tho
statement made by Hardware that n.
& G. Taylor x Co, of Philadelphia,
were manufacturing tin plate on an
extensive scale was misleading, the ed
itor of Hardware addressed the follow
ing letter to the editor Of the Evening
Eost:
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE EVENING PosT-Sir;
II Hardware has been imposed UPON in regard
10 the tin Plate interest, as irlrl!cd in the cd
itorial columns CT TIC Evening Post OF ycstcr-
day, your help in setting IL right will be greatly
Appreciated The reference In Hardware to the
-. & q. Taylor COm..ny Of Philadelphia wGs
no more based upon their advertisement, which
you quote, than L: on the gCnCaloSv OF Pocn-
houtus. but /; IS subs,antiatcd by a statement
from that firm and by Information gained from
other tin plate makers who have TO in
teTest in the Taylor fi-m. L. the way, the
TaylCrs, during eighty years CT active Dusi-
ness, hare acquired such reputation for
trustworihincss that any editor might be par
doncd fer accepting one OF thci. statements
without going further to get it confirmed
But to return TO the EvC-icg Posts corrcc-
tiOns II TIE Mcs=rs Taylor arc misleading
the trade, please state whore the roofing tin is
WHICH l-GA A4t 'G-AA - tAANAA Wv a. saA'Ns
where their block plates are made. HardwGrc
viii be pleased TO b. corrected on any point
concerning which IL may have printed any mis-
leading Information in the course Of its tnvest-
Cat.ol, during the past six nCutas, Of tho ef-
forts made TO build M Lhc American tin plate
Industry. II SOrlcrs Dros., Of Brooklyn, tho
Britton Company, Of Cleveland hir. NIcdring.
haus OF St Louis, LICssrs Norton, Of Chicago,
Mr.. Laufmnn, e ATo,in, Pa, the United States
Tin Plate COMPANY, ana Other concerns which
have been mcrticrcd IS making Progress in
this direction, can be proved to be erecting
works for amusement alone, while lying about
their intention 10 MAKE Tn Plate, II Is duty
which Hardware owes 70 its readers 10 make
the facts known-TroviGcG tie Evening Post
will kindly point out wherein the deception IL $.
What you mean ly the Ecnufacturc Of b ocS
plates ''cn Commercial scale Is not clear, but
the writer has been assured by enc rolling MIL
proprietor this morning Of his ability 70 furnis Il
such plates at the r.,to Of twenty tons wce5ly,
and OF the sane time he made out n list Of nine
pGiShbcring rolling mills supplied with ma
shtnCry for making plates suitable for Tuning
| OF large ScGlo. Very respectfully
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1891-06-04

plate, and that their advertisement
was put in to bring trade for their
other tin plates, and also correspond
cnce yhieh they could net otherwise
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-28
A TECHNICAL FLAW.
HI VIII Probably Result in n Young {
Losing Her IDbari+a,oo

III VIII Probably Result in Young Girl
Losing Her Inheritance.
Mrs. Malvina Parker, an aged widow,
who kept clearinghouse for many wears
and died about a month ago, left an estate of
$4,000, which Malyina Parker, an adopted
daughter. aged IS years, demands as the heir
at law. But when the matter came up be-
lore Judge Coffey yesterday an attorney,
VINO said he represented Il wealthy resident
OF fresno County, named Mrs. Gilmore, a
sister OF the deceased, appeared to push her
Chains to the succession, alleging that the
gil, Malvlna, was not legally adopted.
The vice III the adoption papers is, it is
contended, that they fail to state that Nal
VIVA mother consented to the adoption. 1t
seems that the child's mother died few
months after her birth, and a nurse brought
the infant to Mrs. Parker, stating that it
was tho desire of the deceased that she
should rear it. Mrs. Parker never learned
the identity of the child's parents, but OBJ
tanned letters of guardianship over her, and
cared for her as her own offspring.
Learning that to make the child her heir
at law 1t was necessary to adopt her she.
several years ago. proceeded to do sc, but
Mrs. Gilmore hopes to profit by the alleged
flaw III the papers, although the estate is
now 50 encountered as to yield at the most
only few hundred dollars. The hearing
will be resumed before Judge Coffey to-day.
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WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.
Election of Oficers-A FIouris
I'M Lot

<Ahhudl IitCtIOn OF OmCeFS-A Flourish
ing Society.
The managers of the Woman's Exchange
met in the Palace Hotel yesterday and
elected the following officers: President.
Mrs. John Currey; Vice-Presidents, Mrs.
Henry SchmiedelI, Mrs. William NJ. Bunker,
Mrs. Henry Wetherbee. Mrs. Louis Sloss;
Treasurer, Mrs. David Bixler; Recording
Secretary, Miss Birdsall; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs S. w. Forman; Directors
Mrs. Henry S hmi edell, Mrs David Bixler.
Mrs. Henry Wetherbee, Mrs. ). w. Forlnan,
Mrs. Michael Castle, Mrs. John Currey,
Mrs. Moses Hopkins, Mrs. Henry l.. Dodge,
Mrs: Louis Sloss, Mrs. L. NJ. Bloch Miss
Birdsall
The affairs of the exchange were reported
to be in very satisfactory condition.
Among the many ladies' present were
Mrs. David Bixler, Mrs. William NJ.
Bunker. Miss Reed. Mrs. W. L. Brown,
Mrs. Breyfoge, Mrs. Castle, Mrs. q. Il
Dean, Mrs. Sands w. Forman, Mrs Gar
ness, Mrs. j. Goodman, Mrs. Holbrook,
Miss Hughes, Mrs. Webster Jones, Miss Nc
Cormick, Mrs. Mayer, Mrs. w. P. Morgan,
Miss McKinstry, Miss Mcpherson, Mrs
Henry Schmiedell, Mrs. A. T. Spots, Mrs
Sydney Smith, Miss Croker, Mrs. Dodge,
Mrs. SlosS Mrs. n. G. Kittle
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there is steady demand for our fruit prod
ucts In all Eastern cities, providing it can be
sent there without too great a cost for trans
eorta'lon and marketed at reasonable
Inquire. He told of pleasant visit at Wash
lngton with Secretary of Agriculture Rusk
ana his assistant, Mr.. Willets. Secretary
Rusk was found to be very cordial and ex-
pressed the greatest interest in all matters
reIating TO sCailfornia fruit interests, especi-
any tnat OF nomenclature, which the society
has lately been considering.
- Secretary Leong of the State Board of
horticulture called attention to a bulletin
Just issued respecting a parasite which feeds
on the red orange scale.
OF apple and pear trees, and spraying rene
9les, at the next meeting of the society.
March 9th, and ii. A. Brainard of San
Jose was appointed TO read paper on tina
subject
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-28
RESPONSIBILITIES Denied

In the case of the People of the State of
California against Sidney Loop, James Gil
leran, John Ii. Hegler, 7. Fl. Minor and
Maurice Schmidt, to recover from them As
sureties on the bond of Walter E. Huey, the
defaulting collector OF the Harbor Commits
sioners, certain deficits in his accounts, an
answer was yesterday filed, contendng that
Huey collected said moneys under license
of the board, after his position as collector
had become vacant by their having been dis
charged from liability on his bond, and,
therefore, that neither Of them is responsible
for his acts OF defaults.
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Health and Police Committee.

I. Norton appeared before the Health
and Police Committee of the Board of Su-
pervisOrs yesterday and demanded $40 COM
pensation for cow that had been seized
and killed by Poundmaster Partridge Mr.
Partridge explained that the COW was old
and diseased and had been condemned by
the authorities. The petition was denied.
AT the request of Chief of Police Crowley
it was decided to recommend that he be
authorized to purchase two more horses for
the police patrol at cost not to exceed
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EIiZahetb NJ 0,RrieD,s wiz,

The will of Elizabeth NJ. O'Brien has been
filed for probate. Her $3.50 estate is devised
as follows: To NJ. j. Kern all her personal
property and money in bank in trust; to
Father Sullivan, 500; to Father McGnty,~
500 for masses; to the Little Sisters ali her
household furniture, aud the residue to her
executor NJ j. Kern.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-28

CALIFORNIA ST, NEAR FILLMORE ga Ak
- 1877 IS, with very good 2-story houses, 7 rooms.
bath and modern conveniences in each, and neat
1-story in rear these the medium sort of houses
which always rent; rents S95: stores III this block
now: SI4 $50.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-28

S10 S00 CORNER, 100 1872 MISSION
beyond where AIisSion-St. now stop; but cable
coming soon, will pass this corner; both streets
graded, macadamized and severed: lots grade;
lots have front San Jose railroad line.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-28

VALENCIA ST, 5811s2; CLOSE TO THE JUNG
' ton of Valencia and Mission SITS; a growing in
vestment and fine buy; $4,000,
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FLATs-ALL PRICES.

MISSION ST, BET. 9TH AND 7TH-S5xs5, AND
M 2 good 2-stcry dwellings,. be raised aud
stores put there: 100000.
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HOWARD ST.-GRoWING BUSINESS PROP
IL erty, bet 9TH and 9Th; 25xSO, and 3-story
of rooms; should be turned intn store below;
rents $50; $4,000.
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GUTTER ST., BET. LEAyENWORTH AND
y Hyde; 3S:6xl37 50, and double house OF rooms
each and nearly flats in rear: rents Sll5; tbs.
are the medium style OF houses, which always
renfed.
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" ket and the cars: 2Sxl0O, aud good 2-story with
store and rooms in rear aud below, and fiat OF
rooms aud modern conveniences above; so feet OF
the lot stilvacant and can be improved to pay welt;
s725O.
uAIGHT-ST. FLATS. BET. WEBSTER And
IL Fillmore: EXIST IS; fats OF 3 aud rooms
and modern convenences in 'front.' and good 3-story
house of 8 fats in rear; rents Sss 30 IN all and
SIS, 900
ELEGANT NEARLY NEW FLATS AND LOT
u 2s:exlST:6i magnificent view; sunny aud
cheerful; and rooms and every convenience in
each; rented steadily at $50 month; Greenwich
St, y. side, bet Jones and Leavenworth; $1,000.
FRANKLIN AND AUSTIN SITS. CORNER. 25x
L "a, and fine 2-story bay-wlndow houss ia hais,
ana rooms each; steady renting property; bet.
Bush and Pine sts: reduced TO SSfoO
C,UERRERo-sT. FLATS BET 2lsT AND 22D;
" 4 and rooms in each iiat and bath; rent $40;
lot 24x1O5; street macadanized aud severed
BUCHANAN AND HICKORY AVE, BET. OAK
ID and Fell: 2-story bow-wludOw house: store be
low and rooms In rear; nat upstairs. rooms ana
all modern conveniences; rents S55; $780, lot
25x56
TEHAMA sT.-BowwINDow FLATS; BET.
l LIST and I'd; 24x75 rooms and bath upstairs
and rooms and bath In lower fiat; rents Si5;
$4,000
UULToN ST., BET. COUGH AND oCTAvIA;
/ 2-story house in separate fats Of rooms each;
renting Tor $a4; and lot 251s7:e $4,000.
1880 Rents SEQ; and LA lIsE1GS sat- sr,s BEE B,
rooms and bath; lot 25xS7:6.
LOTS $1,000 TO $1,000.
CORNER 70xi25 AND 10 DEEP; COR. EP-
u stein nd Tiiden sts.; $1,000; magnificent view
about 10 minutes walk from the HaiSht-st cars.
FILLMORE ST-LoTs Sl7O0 EACH; BET.
Il Hilbert and Greenwich; 24x100 stone blocks
down; Fillmore St here VIII be a business street.
q LOTS LEFT-CHEAP: CASTRO ST. NEAR
Il 23d; 25xlO5; only $1,000 each; street graded
and macadamized; cable-ears pass.
CHEAP-S1s5o: DOLORES ST, W. SIDE; FAX
\ 10l -; 25th; fine view; street graded and
maeadamized.
| LfI6HTEENTH ST.. BET. CHURCH AND SAN
| u chez; 25xl14: $500; or 5Oxl14; street sew
! cred and macadamized.
| THIRST AVE-, NEAR POINT LoBoS' LoiS o.
| L each 25xl20; $500 each.
| o,ornEN GATE AVE: 25xlO0; sl700; BET.
| u Lott ST. ana Masonic ave-; street graded macad-
| amized and severed
CHEENwIcH ST.. NEAR BAKER; 29:6xl20 TO
/ Vi rear street, SI050; lot graded; cars pass. IL
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CORNER ON 18TH ST., l BLOCK FROM MAR
" ket and the cars; 2SXl00, aud good 2-story with
store and rooms in aud below, and fiat OF
rooms aud modern convenienceS above; so feet OF
the lot still vacant and can be improyedto pay wei
S7250.
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DENTISTS.
nR THOMAS l. HILL. ODD FELLo ws' BUILD
IL ing; Office honrs. 8 tO5. ap24 cod


IL NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
n them stating that the irsane asylums are full Of
people who took gas only once for painless tooth
traction and went crazy. My secret painless method
is wonderful BY its use auy dental operation may
be done painlessy VIII forfeit 100 for any tooth
thai / cannot extract without sleep or gas even
though a dozen dentists have failed to extract it,
All operations done better than elsewhere since
have seven first prizes for beautiful filings, plate
and crown work. There are Leck dentists. Ofice
open I'll $3.50 =, NJ; sundays Til 3 p NJ. DIX
GEORGE w LEEK, o'Farrell ST. oc9 If
DR. y. 7. wHrFoMB, DENTIST. 2l6 THIRD
" ST., near Howard. fc20 I'm
DR; }. HEINo, FORMERLY OF THE COTTON
~ Dental Association. 249 Fifth st. fcl9 I'm
= II. CUMMINGS, WITH NJ. CHASE sue
y. cessor 20 DIR AUSTIN, 7l9 Market fell I'm
DR.A.LUDLuMH HILL l4s3 MARKET ST, NEAR
IL Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
are made old plates made over like new; teeth
from 50 per set; extracting 50c gas given 4tf
DR REA, 1913 MARKET; EXT TEETH soc:
~ with gas 81 filings low: open evenings sel4 II
CRooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 1853 MARKET
v St. bet. Third and Fourth; gas specialists. aul7tr
4 FULL SET or TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
~ lowest prices; work warranted DIR. j. w.
KEY. s4l Market st. opp, Baldwin aus tt
DR c. H. WILSON, DENTIST, e35 MARKET
II St, bet Fifth and Sixth opp. Mason. del5i
BEAUTIFUL SET 81; PAINLESS EXTRACTING
~ Soc gold plates; bridge work; crowns; filings;
(ULToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION, s06 MARKET
" ST. (Phelau Buildingt; gas specialists; positively
extract teeth Without pain; only once that makes
erences; established 1885, all operations dentistry
performed. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. fe7 II
OFT SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
ID good as can be made; filling 81. DIR. SIMMS,
dentist. $50 Market ST.. next Baldwin Theaterocltf
n HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 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 or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery ST.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
I'HOS. NACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.

INVESTMENTS on GROWING STREETS
NJISSIoN-ST. INVESTMENT. BET. 10Th AND
NJ 2lst: 60x122 IS; buildings rent well; S23000.
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uAIGHT-ST. FLATS. BET. WEBSTER AND
IL Fillmore; Exist IS; 9 flats OF 5 aud rooms
and modern convenIences in front and good 3-story
house of flats in rear; rents SsS 80 in all and
rented cheap; brick foundation; eabie-cars pass;
SlS, 900.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
A LAMBDA AGEN ICY ADVERTISEMENTS
"A ami Subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch once OF The MORNING CALL SGHNEI-
pEk CO., 1859 fark 81.
oT000 A GREAT BARGAIN; MODERN 2.
- UUU. story house of rooms; lot 1OOx22O;
well and windmill; on macadamiEed street conven-
lent to narrow-gauge station Apply 10 JOSEPH A.
LEONARD, corner Park st. and Central ave-, Ala
media. fe2s If
eJ7OO 2-sToRY GROOM HOUSE; NEAR
to suit. MCCLURE. FITCH u CO., Bay-st. sta
tion. fe2S 1t
$500 ! I;Ss1, LOTS ON MINrURN
s325 -Instalment lots Mnturn ST.
S35O-Instament lots on Grand st.
S375-Iustailment lots on Grand ST.
$450-lnSialment lot on Stanton st.
only $40 cash; balance $40 Per month ne Level
cheapest property in Alameda; call at our office and
look at them; streets graded and severed; gas ana
water, McCLURE ITCH Il CO., Bay-street sta
ton, broad guage. fe26 1t
GnJO5D QUICK SALE; COTTAGE, ROOMS;
t1lOOU. modern improvements; $3.50 cash, $40
sl600-Built to order; cottage. rooms; modern
improvements: 5000 cash. 81 S per month.
$2400-Built to order; cottage, rooms; modern
improvements; 800 cash, 1925 per month.
Afew beautiful lots at bargain; improved streets
MARCusE, LESSER Il Kennel, Contractors
and Builders 62S Market ST., opp. Palace Hotel San
Francisco; Bay-st Station second station, broad
guagel, Alameda. fe22 1t
$1,000 $500 CASH .oI BALANCE ~ 5E, $50 PER
5 rooms and bath: southwest corner. No. 523
$2900-Lot 53xl17: IS; new cottage of rooms
and bath: sunny side of street: $3.50 cash, balance
$35 per month No. BIG.
S2s0o-Lot 25xl50; new cottage OF rooms and
bath; fine neighborhood; near station; $500 cash.
balance $S5 per month. No. 512.
$3600-Lot 50x203; new cottage of 5 rooms and
bath; bargain; easy terms. No. 5O4.
S4SUO-Lot 81 .6xlUO; new 2-StOry house OF z
rooms and bath near Morton-street station; $1,000
cash, balance easy Instruments. No. sos.
$5650-Lot 50xl50; 2-Story house Of z
rooms and bath; sunny side of San Jose avenue;
$1,000 cash. balance easy instamentS No. 10.
Choice homes for sale in all parts of Alameda;
houses to LETT money to loau. Ii, p. MOREAL Il
CO., 142S Park St, Alameda, and 402 Montgomery
ST.. San Francisco feS I'm
GENERAL FINE BARGAINS FOR SALE ON AC
- count OF departure and financial trouble; hous es
10 rent and money to loan. II. z. MOREAL Il CO.
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Tor SALE CnEAP-2 HORSES AND PLAT
j form wagon. now doing the work OF u wholesale
CCmmssiou-hoUSe For particulars address Com
IN ISsiou. Box IS, this office fe2S 3tS
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JIRsT-CLAsS CANDY FACTORY AND ICE
L cream parloT. Inquire OF ROTHCHILD q EHR-
ESPFOKT, us Front ST. fe27 IL
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GSOO PARTNER WANTED PLAN, STEADY

NsDnl IAEINEk " Az IED; PLAIN, ; 7 ADi
SDOJO. wOrkugman for manufacturing business:
employs to : DIS; must be willing TO assist in
the work, keep plain accounts. mems time, collec
lions aud make himself generally useful; knowledge
OF business not necessary; is easily learned; has
stock. tools materials and large orders haud;
good location; trade clearing 500 10 each per
month: csn be increased by having help: good
wanted more than money: chance and VIII
bear investigation GEO. STEWART, I3j HeaFny /
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ErsINEss CHANCES


Coco GROCERY STORE AND BAR FOR
SNjOO. sale; a fine corner in the northern end OF
the ity: is doing fine trade in both bar and store;
well stocked and worth the money. Apply X.
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ELEGANT NEARLY NEW FLATS AND LOT
t. 2S:9xl3T:6; magnificent view: sunny aud
cheerful; 5 and rooms and every convenience in
each: rented steadily Mt $50 month; Greenwich
St, y. side, bet Jones and LeavenwoTth; $1,000.
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OAKLAND HOUSES AND ROOMS.
THE SACRAMENTO. 906 WASHINGTON ST,
L cor. Eighth-Pieasant sunny rooms; suite
single: also Offices: terms reaSonabe. feS In
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CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS Csc YARD;
y nstailment price elsewhere ST. a yard. NJ
FRIEDMAN q CO., 22S-23O stockton and 237 Post
brussels soc. OIL CLOTH 25C, MATING l5C
ID linoleum soc, poles 25c. shades 25c body Brus-
sells 75c; carpets, furniture, etc, easy terms
NEUMAN BROS, III Sixth st. ocll If
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PIANOS. yIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC

CABINET GRAND ALMOST NEW; A SACRI-
\ hce; Schumacher; 1913; all in hrst-class condi-
ton. TAY, 1929 Mission st. fe2S If
kRAND-NEw UPRIGHT PIANO, HALF-PKIUE;
u fowpIl-,t. chr. lil3 lavIor st. fe25 St*
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yTRANKI.IN AND AUSTIN SITS. CORNER 25x
L IA and fine 2-Story bay-wlndOw house in 2 fats,
5 ana rooms each; steady renting property; bet.
Bush and Pine sts.: reduced to $500.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-28
CARPETS.

TX CENTS ON INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
= carpets: sold elsewhere ut 81. ARoNSON,
1910 Stockton st, oc2S emo
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-28

CtE00 LIQUOR SALOON FOR SALE; HERE
u COO. is something extra; one of the best bust
ness locations IN the city; doing trade of nearly
$50 per day during the dullest times; fine rooms;
rent only $50 per month; owner has recently CON
aeCted himself with another (diiterent) extensive
enterprise and give his attention TO this; he
VIII assure yoU of the Urade any one can run it.
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