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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

building to cost 80, OUO.
Secretary Blaine is all right and
attending to his duties again.
Sybil Sanderson, the American
prina donna, made very successful
debut in st. Petersburg on Wednes-
day night.
The death rate in London was
double that of any previous week for
several months, due to the prevalence
of La Grippe.
The steamship Rio de Jarerio
arrived in San Francisco ON Wednes~
day from China and Japan flying the
yellow flag. She vas immedIaUly
placed in quarantine.
The managers of the Columbian
Exposition at Chicago have decided
that they will let liquor be sold with
in reasonable restrictions on the
grounds and in the buildings.
The Select Committee on Woman
Suffrage decided by vote of 8 to 2,
to report with favorable recommen>
dalton a joint resolution for con-
stitutional amendment allowing wom>
en- to vote.
A New York special says that word
was received at the navy yard yester-
day to make repa'ations so that
in case of necessity torpedoes could
be quickly placed at prominent posi-
tons in New York harbor.
Senator Bowers has introduced
bill appropriating S23O,0O0 for the
purchase Of site for military res
ervation near San Diego, Cal, i'll
accordance with the recommendation
of the United states Army Beard.
In St. Lou ), on Wednesday, a
sic Oh, containin. twenty seven per>
sons, was struck by train at the
Sarah street crossing of the Wabash |
railway. Eight persons were killed |
and all the Others but two We're hurt. |
Eleven are in a critical condition.
The scheme ship canal across
New Jersey, to connect New York
Harbor with Delaware and Chesa>
peak Bays, is receiving large degree
of attention. The cost of establish
ing direct water communication be-
tween New York and Philadelphia
is estimated by Professor Haupt at
So, $4,000.
The funeral of the Duke of Glars
ence and Avondale took place Wed>
nesday frSm St. Georges chapel at
Windsor. All royal English person
ages and every court in Europe was
represented. The firing of minute guns
and the tolling of minute bells cons
tinued during the hours of service.
The Queen was not present 1t was
a purely military funeral.
Two peculiar and painful accidents
which resulted IN four deaths occurred
at Spring Valley MINI. a few days
since. Frank Ostrander, farmer,
had the misfortune to cut his leg
while chopping wood. He was helped
by friends to his home. &
The next evening his wife in a !
delicate condition, went out to milk
he cows and was kicked nearly. to
leath by one of the brutes.
She managed to crawl to the house,
where. without helping hand, she
gave birtlfto twins. Shortly after
ward the twins died.
The burden of grief and pain was
200 much for the mother, and she
lied an hour later.
The father in a frenzy of grief,
sndavored to rise from his bed,
tarted the injured leg bleeding and
,ef' re he could reach the side of his
lead wife and babes he bled to death.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-22
Barley and Bran.

P. H. Petersen, Of the Old sacra-
mento Hay Yard, South Carson ST.,
Carson, Nevada, is now selling rolled
Barley at S15O per hundred, and
Bran at S1.25 per hundred. j21
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-22
Cider.

Doc. Benton has leased several
orchards and is concentrating his at
tention to the production Of genuine
apple cider fit for table use or mince
pies. It is the real article and can
be ordered at his livery stable. o23
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-22

For SALE-Hard finished dwell
ing house, seven rooms, barn, orch
ard, etc. Reasonable terms. APP
ply to Mrs. Billings.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-22
ALL SORTS.
Lent begins March End.

night
Go to Ely Barkleys, for bell
flower apples, and fine clear sweet
cider. dill
'Nick of the Woods" will be pre-
sented on the 10th and 10th of next
month.
Carson was obscured by fog last
night. 1t was forerunner of the
pogonip.
The Warren Juniors have dis>
banded Probably all wanted to be
| foreman.
Don't forget to see Bobby Gaylor,
in "Sport McAllister, one of the
400" to~night.
There was meeting ofthe Knights
of Pythias last night to handle work
In the First Rank.
Billy Kearns, Virginia City com
positor, secured fat take" yester-
day. 1t was boy and weighs 1OH
pounds.
Only 90 cents for gentlemen to
attend Lindsay and Pierce's soiree at
Armory Hall tomorrow night. La
dies free.
Four pet deer, owned in Oroville,
are said to be inveterate tobacco
chewers ard will fight for the weed
when it Is offered them.
The slx-year old daughter OF Albert
aud Belle Luke died. in Virginia,
Wednesday. MIS- Luke is4a sister
of Geo. Iyrrel of this city.
During 1891 there were 6,Ooo
murders committed i'll the United
States. The number of legal execu
lions were 123 and 1875 more were
lynched.
Chicago is suffering from water
famine, the inlet pipes being clogged
with ice. Business it at standstilf.
What a God send Kliens beer would
be to them now.
Caleb Foote, who is 80 years of
age, IS probably the Oldest newspa>
per man in the country in active Ser
vice. For forty>nine years he has
been editor of the Salem Mass. Ca
zette.
The Toledo Blade proprietors are
preparing to send out one million
specimen copies Of that weekly. Any
one can have copy by sending on
their address to The Blade, Toledo,
Ohio.
A possible market for horses may
yet be found in Paris. In 1891,
Parisians ate more than 81, 600
horses, 229 donkeys and 40 mules.
A superior horse steal" costs 20
cents a pound.
Carson APPEAL: A compositor in
The APPEAL office swallowed a space
last night. He was not Justified
in so doing.
He probably thought it was piece
IF "pi. Walker Lake Bulletin.
Hyman Fredricks, of the Reno
,thestra was in Carson last night !
long with the balance of the piece.
They furnished the music for the Q.
Z. E. S. Club dance last night, which
vas very enjoyable affair. The mu
lc was correspondingly fine.
Stockton has for a Justice of the
'eace young Indian He was born t
n Stanislaus county.I In 1858 he was 9
Omitted o practice as an Attorney
t>Law by the California Supreme {
curt He is the first native Indian s
o occupy such position and is said b
D have more than average ability. d
Pugilism must step back if the fol
owing item is true: The dispatches
ay that two colored prisoners in
North Carolina recently were sen i
enced to be whipped. Spectators
yeIe admitted TO witness the punish 8
nent at % cents a head, the gate Q
ecelpts going to the whipped prisons a
rs b
The team belonging to Charley
5ray which was backed up to the
latform of the passenger depot
waiting the arrival of last nights
xpress7got frosty and thought they
7ould warm up by knocking the fire
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ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. 1t
soothcs the child, softens thegums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie
and is the best remedy for diarrhea
Twenty five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-22

P. Villiotte, Veterinary Surgeon,
has returned from California and Is
stopping at the Carson Exchange
Hotel. il I'm
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Having secured the services o:
the well known Carson shoemaker
Mr.. E. t. hlorton, we are prepared
to do all custom wol K and repair
ing at short notice. and in a first
class manner. Jason s. Burlin-
gone. o1O
New Line Of JeWelry at GOlden's.
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This popular Restaurant is now
recognized as the leading place in
the city for good service end square
meals. tits my aim to make it the
most perfectly aDpolnted eating
place in Nevada.
o23 C. A THOMPSON.
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If you want something nice use
the celebrated Lily White flour.
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STOCKS.

Yesterday sales In the San
Francisco stock Exchange:
yEsTERnAY'S AFTERNOON BOARD.
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OLIVER ROBERTS.
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RESOLUTIONS.


T MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
~ City Hail commissioners. held August 30, 1892
the following resolutions were passed 10 print:
Resolved. That Contract No SO be awarded to r.
A Williams for the sum OF SGB9O and that the same
pass 70 print Ayes-Commissioners Ssnderson,
Smiley, burst.
Also ReIoiyed, That Contract 70 40 be awarded
to r. a. Williams for the OF S6S73 aud that
the same pass TO print Ayes-COmm issioners San
dersuu, Smiley, DGrst.
Also Resolved That Contract No. 4 be awarded
to O'COnneii 81 Lewis for the sum of $35 800 and
that the same pass te print Ayes-CommSsiOReTs
Sandersotl, Smiley burst
Also Resolved. That Contract No. AZ be awarded
20 j. & i. Emanuel for tbs sum OF $l9. 666 aud
that the same pass 10 print Ayes-CommissiOners
SandersOn. Smiley burst.
Also Resolved. That Contract No. s3 be awarded
70 William T. Snook q Sons FOR the sum OF $46B2
and that the same pass to print. Ayes-COmmis-
sionerS SahdeTsOn Smiley. burst
Also Resolved. hat Contract No. 4i be awarded
20 j. j. Lawton for the sum of S5963 ana that the
same pass 70 print Ayes-Commissioners Sander
son, Smiley. burst.
Also Resolved That Contract No. 46 be awarded
to j. +. Su Ivan for the OF $2700 and that the
same pass to print. Ayes-Commlssioners Sander
son. Smiley, burst.
sci 81 exSu EDWARD l. WOLFE, Secretary
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR THE ANNUAL SUPPLY OF
4 STATIONERY FOR THE U. 5. HAYY.-August
20, 1S92-Seaied proposals, iadorsed "Proposals
for Stationery for the u. y Navy TO be .opened
september l5, 1897 VIII be received at tue Bureau
OF Supplies ano Accounts Navy Department. wash
ingt0a, D. G, Bntli ~ o'clock noon, September s.
1892, and publicly opened mmedIateiy thereafter
TO furnish the annual supply or stationery at the
Hzvy-yards-Portsmouth y. H.: Boston Mass New
York; League Island, Pa; Washington, d. C.: Nor
folk, Va: Pensacola, Fla; Mare Island, Cal: the
Naval Stations. Newport, X. l. New London Conn |:
Key West. fla aud the Naval Academy, Annapofis
nd. Blank forms OF proposals viii be furnished
upon application TO the Bureau. TO the Commandments
OF the different Navy yards, 10 the Navy Pay
Offices The stationery must In ali cases conform
10 the Navy standard, aud pass the usual navy in
spection Tie bids, all other things being equal
decided by lot The Department reserves the right
10 waive defects or TO reject any all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government THOS
j. LASBiER, Acting Chief OF Bnreau.au30 Turf At
limited STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, SAN
u Francisco, Cal. August i, 1892 Sealed pro-
ppsals for improving harbor ana bay at Hum bOdt.
Cal, VIII he received at this ofice until IL o'clock
noon Monday, November ID 1892, and then
publicly opened. Specifications, blank forms and
al available information Will be furnished on
Application 70 this oftce. w. H. HEUER, Major
Corps OF Engineers, y. 5. "a seq ct
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A new method of quickly rendering glass
transparent during the process Of manuiac-
ture consists in forcing into the melted ma
terials stream of oxygen gas, the enor-
nous heat generated oxidizing ali :deletefI-
Gus materials,
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IopG1Ne HOUSES For SALE.

u WHITE, 765 MARKET ST.. HAS HOUSES ALL
ID sizes and prices; easy payments and for eN-
C1OaO BOARDING AND BOOMING HOUSE;
It t)UO. aorth OF Market 81: clearing over
SI0Q month; run by present ewner for IL years;
open FOR ulest inYestisStiOn; chance OF this kind
seldom OHered. + WHITE. 765 Market ST
( ALES AND E&CHANGES OF LODGING-
- houses quickly effected: tenants procured; con-
suit I:st. SW WEErSEh BRIGGS, lG2ll2 Market.
COR SALE CHEAP; FURNITURE FLAT 5
+ rooms and b2;h - Ninth ST. se6 2uf
T ODGING- HOUSE OF is ROOMS; IL FUR
Btshed; always ful; steady ToOmers; rent cheap;
must sell THIS wrek. Apply Call Branch. se5 7t*
C-SO LODGING HOUSE: BARGAIN THIS
- = ~. day. MCLAUGHLIN, 2eb2 Kesrny.3l 7s
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TYPEWRITERS.

A LII PREVIOUS WORLDS RECORDS
II bfoken:. St52 perfect words written on The
Caigraph In hour at Saratoga, y. ", July, 1892:
average 1876 ordS per minute. The Caligrapa stiA
stands at ths head. See our new black and whito
keyboard. Terms of sale to suit purchaser. CHAS
l. NAYLOR. gen. agent. ls Montgomery s. aR2l e
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SSZSUU. tages in the Mission; contains 9 rooms
and bath baywindows and all modern convent
ences; lot 25xl05; close TO caeie-cars-
G750O 2 FINE FLATS or 8 ASp7 ROOMS
well rented: tot 25xl25.
SZoUO. St. close to sanehel; part cash, if de-
sired.
SI5 600 FINE FINE noGsE on POST ST,
ST.; II rooms and bath: well rented; lot 25xl376 30.
c15 OO0 HAYEs-sT. PROPERTY: STORE
y lO.Oou. ana rooms below. and upper Hat
Of rooms and bath; lot "a :Sxl20 to rear street
o1O soO FINE INVESTMENT on OAK
II i -. OtU. ST.. close TO Market; running
through TO rear street: house In fats OF and
rooms: bay-window; brick foundations; rents
1912 per annum; lot 27:61l2o
GIO OO0 FINE PIECE OF PROPERTY ON
u U.OpU. Ellis ST., which, with small eI-
penditure. would easily bring il 500 per month;
sold.
G.ESOO RENTS $3.50 PER ANNUM: ELE-
tDDCuO. CANT new fats; brick foundations, etc.;
lot p 6Il10 on COllIngwoOd ST.. near i9th only
bad block from Castro-st. cable; nne investment
$4,000 FSrp s naass, &c soFo:
and tenements; renting for sl044 per annum; lot
SOxSO.
$4,000 .iS2S b9g,o s RFNTs s 5.e
lot 251s0.
@ GO0oO PACIFIC HEIGHTS: ELEGANT
DOUUU. new bay-wndow nlts; brick founda-
ton: laundry; stoae walks; fine view; lot 26:Bx
GoS0O NICE COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
COOUU. BATH: wei and windmill; lot 81 .5X
ia: well supplies several houses in the neighbOr
hood: good ocation; on 29h ST., near several lines
OF cable roads.
G2OO0 NEAR 18TH AND MARKET: NEW
COOOO. cottage OF rooms and BATH; stable;
lot 25xsO.
G.O0OO ELEGANT NEW 2-SToRY AND FIN
SNJUOO. ished basement bsy-window residence
OF 10 rooms and bath; laundry: bfick foundat iohs.
etc. Noe St, near Market lot 25xI3O; nice garden.
Gd00O BARGAIN; RhNTs 1884 PER
,ntUOO- aunum; substantial fats on Shot
wei ST.. street accepted by ths city; lot 30xl.o;
room for more buildings
GQOnO MUsT BE SOLD AS TIE OWNER
tDOOtO. is d-sireus OF leaving the city imme
oateiy: nice new flats on line OF electric read on
Guerrero ST aud always rented; brick foundations,
alley.
91e S00 RENTS 1886 PER ANNUM AND
d O.0UU. never vacant; near Valencia aud
Market SIS. and convenient 10 lines OF cable roads
hne "a es fats OF 4 rooms each: brick foundations
ana all modern improvements; lot 52:6xS5.
Q.t-E0 RENTS s35 PER MONTH: HOUSE
II i ~. OF rooms aud bath; suitable FOR =
fats: lot 24 :SxS0 Minna So.
G. II. UMBSEN q CO, "a Monteomery. ses TuTh
NGCAFEE. BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
REAL Estate AGENTS AND AUcTToNEERs
10 Montgomery ST.
Telephone 500.
We selling
Great many those
lots on 23d. Rhode island
and De HarO sts.
on ; monthly paymcuts
They close TO
the cable cars gath
81. and only few blocks
from the PotrerO-aVenue
cars. We guarantee
these TO be the
CHEAPEST
Lots IN san Francisco.
We also Offering
Great bargains in Richmond
Lots. our lots 2sth
Avenue, Just north OF
The PARK. al S325 each
Are cheap. Monthly
| Payments only $40.
| Gail or send for diagrams.
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IMpRoyED PROPERTIES.

Call and obtain one of our "Real Estate Rec
ords." which contains list OF properties for
sale In all parts of the city.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

- II. UMBSEN Il CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
Ia Montgomery st s r.
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CITY HEAI. Est sTE.
DIVERS nRos. & Long.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCrIoNEERS.
HoUSE-BRoKERs AND RENT COLLECTORS.
% MONTGOMERY ST


l5,ooo-sw cor. of Kentucky and Sierra sts.;
5vxlO0 hotel on inside 20 feet, corner vacant
$l3T50- Sacramento ST., near stockton; 2Ox57:6
ant 20xt0 StOcstoa ST.. running through to
BrooKiyn place; total rents $l07 so.
s9500-Caiiforna aud Laurel sts. 1877 :6x132:I1s;
sldiu Heights
$35o0-Goden Gate ave. Devlsadero ST.;
25x 1877 q: very choice
S25OO- Cheapest corner in Western Addition; Sw.
cor. OF Turk and Lott SIS both streets graded and
maca damzed. AID sewers la Lott ST. los ~ 6xllo;
sl3,75o-50-vara on Clay, near Maple; rs or "A
cash: balance easy.
$5650-JacksOn ST.. near Central ave; 27x
l&S :SI4 Is or IA cash.
S2O,UO0-for "a block In the best part of Potrero;
cheap.
sl0.OOo-22 lets on Folsom ST.. ls or a cash.
sl600-Sw. cor OF McAlllster aud Lyon sts.;
s24oO-S. side OF McAnister. adjoining above;
25xlU0; cheap.
$500 cash; balance essy.
$3.50 to s27o-on monthly installments of So or
$40: level tots at ocean View.
Fuli block OF 80 loFs on the line OF 1wenty-fourth
street for sale as whole; cheap; 20Ox400.
Apply Office for list of lots in all parts of the
city; cheap lots on easy terms
RIVERS BROS Il LONG, 81 Montg gomerY st.
sci SuIurh
QJEOO CASH. BALANCE $40 MONTH;
q. 1OOO stylish cottage: rooms; high base
ment: cement walks. 800 Clipper. mr.. castroB ~.
eQ0O FINE LOTS II SALT LAKE CITY, 5
.1CUU. minutes from postofice; vicinity highly
improved viii exchange for city property.
SWhETsER s BRIGGS, iO2l1s Market ST. ltt
CUNNY SIDE
- STANFORD HEIGHTS.
Lots 5000 to $500 slO up per month. C. n.
PHILLIPS or }. b. HILL, Croexer building. sec
ond floor. au7 SUI ulh X
ARGAIN-2lST ST. NEAR CASTRO: BEAU
ID tiful home; house OF ROOMS; unfinished attic
parlor decorated; OAK ysstibue and door: all con
yenences G. MASON. builder on promises. se2 6tt
TOR SALE ON TIE INSTALLMENT PLANsBY
Il r. ELSON, builder, 1920 Twenty fifth St, near
Castro
5-room bay-wndow cottages the sunny side
OF 2ad ST., block w OF Castro; $3.50 each.
2-story house OF q large rooms on oe ST.. bet
25th aud 26th. l block r. of Castro for S340u.
These houses are finished with all modern con-
yiences. stone sidewalks etc. au30 II
40 YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR COUN-
- Try In the prettiest valley OF the State7 Apply
to Napa Land Company, Napa. Cal, for list OF
properties. se2S u
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10000 ONE OF THE NEATEST COT
- ZCUO. tages in the Mission; contains rooms
and bath, bay-w indows and ali modern convent
ences; lot 25xl05; close to caoie-cars.
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oTE0O 2 FINE FLATS or AND7 ROOMS
u OtU. and bath, near nth and Guerrero sts.;
well rented: Tot 251l25
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0JS QO0 FINE Ho0sE on POST ST.,
u O.OOO. within 10 minutes walk Of kearny
St; II rooms and bath: well rented; lot 25xlSI 20.
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G0E00 NEAT COTTAGE HOUSES ON oath
oN-OUV. St, close to Sanchez; part cash, il de-
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BUSINESS CHANG S.

GGN0 EMPRESS BUSINESS; DOUBLE AND
c0OOO. single team, with hauling Tor house
ly contract at 80 per onth: best business OF the
sind ia city; teams IN hFSt-class condition. with
stables everyi hing convenient and handy: must be
a reliable man; work secured; owner sick; cannot
st end 10 it; IS worth lots more money, but must
se,i al one. See GEO. STEWART u son, I35
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THE coTATI RANCH.

ithE bOIAIi RANCb.
Situated in Sonoma County: 10 900 acres: subdi.
vded into small farms; 5. TO- 20 and 30acre tracts:
virgin soii: no undeTbrush; can be planted and
cultivated at once; prices aud terms to suit pur-
cisco: railroad tickets at hal; rates: take aGvan
tage of this opportunity 70 buy country home on
THE COTArI COMPANY. 3O2 California st. San
Francisco. se4 SuTuFr 81
r ACRES POULTRY FARM. NEAR OAKLAND
free catalogue. PACIFIC ENCHA$Gk, % Kearny.+
pARGAIN-lle ACRES OF RICH VALLEY
- land only miles from Naps; rare chance, on
account OF death OF owner. Apply tor days IA
Ringold 81, bet Eighth and Ninth. se5 3t*
Tor SALE OR EXCHANGE-IO0o ACRES OF
4 the richest land In san Joaquin County under
irrigation ditch, water transportation for produce
and near a railroad station, and one OF the most
important Interior cities; will be offered at ap-
praised values: make offer or submit something
MARK LANE CO. Is Post So sea 81
|. REK GOVERNMENT LAND. FEW HOURS
! ride from san Francisco; we can locate you on
good farm land; rich soil; Will grow grain fruits
vines: plenty wood and water; fine climate; no
Friday. ciil or write TIE CARNALLrn0PKINS
COMPANY. c. a. dept, ga Market st. seq az
LoR SALE OK EXCHANGE.
GOO PER ACRE ONLY FOR 24OO ACRES No
u ~ l land at The Daies, Or; will trade for
Inside or outside property or for a stock OF ner-
ehapdlse and part cash, etc. etc: this land pro-
duces 80 TO so bushels wheat per acre, and bears
a full investigation; threo sets OF houses and barns
etc. etc, On tbs property aud would subdivife
TO advantage II wanted sell of In sections Apply
for fulI particulars TO HENRY 4. ALDEN r ".
WOODWARD & Co, 90 Broadway. Oakland. 81 7t
A COUNTRY HOME
IN THE PALOMARES DISTRICT. NEAR HAY.
WARDS.
Suitable for diversified farming: orchard; garden
land; pasture; abundance OF running aud spring
water piped to house barn and gard en- COW eni-nt
70 schools beautiful place OF 100 acres: good house
VIII exchange Tor city property: price 81 5000
LOGAN 4 ADAMS. 48l Ninth st.. Oakland. au3l -
CONOMA COUNTY LAND - SALE OR EX-
~ change: write fully. ANDREW PRICE. Healds
burg Cat feli
CCHOOL LANDS. 81 so TO 80 AN ACRE; on
- very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts
suit. residence or improvements required: all
kinds OF lands. In msny different counties; seni
stamp for list: open day and evenings L. W.
LAKE 4 Flood Building 13U
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

C1InA BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME IN
tUIIOO. S0noma: every thing handsomely mt
ted: 6roOm house. carriage. carriage-h ouSe barn,
stable. chicken-hOuses. lawn garden: choice fruit
and grapes. SWEErSER & BRIGGS, 102l13 Mar
Eaf
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LoRIN REAL ESTATE.

Sl00 LASH. lash. BALANGE , IN MONTHLY NON PAY, PAY
cottage: 90 1t lot: well chckenhouse every ything
cnmnlete. &lhOO. IRWIN & JOHNSuN .Lnrln 30 IL
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E'lRST-CLASs STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
+ 64xbss Mission ST CHAS L. TAYLOR ir3L
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Cs.-ED0 On ACCOUNT OF TOO MUCH BUSI-
- % OOO. ness FOR proprietor 10 ande alone
CNe-hai interest Ia large downtown wholesale,
mercantile commission house Is oncred for SAFE Al
gre1t sacrifice; sales $ls5 600: clears Si5O per
mouth; house established 30 years, aud fzYorably
known all over the Pacific Coast Gld East Is eN-
CeedIugly pruftaLic Ssis and one or our good old
solid and successful business firms as VII Le sAls-
fac,urlly proved before purchasing: no better 1n-
Vestneut ln The work.; reference an leading banks
ssd wholesale houses. GEO. STEW ART q son,
IS hearuy s..
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elk 00O HAYES-sT PROPERTY: STORE
ID .OOU. ana 4 rooms below, and upper fiat
OF rooms and BATH lot "a :Sxl2O, TO rear street.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA - THE
Oeight-page WEEKLY CALL, sent TO any address
In the United States Canada ono year for 81,
postage free.
The morning call., 1892-09-06

BOARD AT ORIOLE ORCHARD S5 PER WEEK /;
~ milk. butter. hunting and fishing. Address H.
H., box 49, Niles. Cal. SEP St.
DESOBTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF TIE
IOFaciAc Coast. with rates. location, etc, quo
hshed In the Hotel Guide. 100 pages For sale bY
neWsdealers, send 25c IN stamps to w. u. PAT
TERSON. publisher $40 Post ST.. 5. Z. nrla