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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-08-12


there is but one sentiment in all three
national parties in regard to the full
reconciliation OF silver; therefore,
be it
Resolved, That wisdom and pa
triotism both require that the people
OF the silver states and the state
conventions OF the parties therein
shall so shape their action as to Sc
cure the balance of power, if that be
possible, in the Electoral College, to
the end tat the electors selected by
the people OF such states may SO act
independently in the Electoral College
as to defeat the election of any man
as president who will not agree that
the will of the people as exposed in
any future act OF Congress in relation
to silver shall stand without execu-
tive interference or veto. That in or
der to meet the contingency of a pos
sible election OF president by the
present House OF Representatives
the constituents of all members of
the present House be appealed to, to
demand all members of the present
House who are candidates for re cleo
ton to give their promise that they
will support no man for President
who will not permit the will of the
people, as expressed in thefutule acts
OF Congress upon the silver question,
to stand without executive veto.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-08-12

The Peoples Press, OF San Francis
co. Cal, writes OF an outrage com
mitted in the town of Porter, in that
state, as follows:
'Several peoples party men en-
ployed by a manufacturing establish
ment in that town were subscribers
to the Marshfield Sun, peoples party
paper, and after the grand victory OF
the party in this county Coos in
June, when every nominee of the par.
ty was elected by handsome ma
iority, the company forbid these
men to take the paper out of the
Postoffice under penalty of being
discharged. One refused to obey the
order and was discharged. The 9th
er papers were returned as refused
Just think OF such high-handed pro-
ceedings in America!
1t is no wonder the people are for.
saking the old parties and turning to
the new one for relief. If l am not
mistaken the whole Pacific coast has
a complete surprise in store for the
old party bosses this fall. The work
ing masses are now thinking for
themselves, and that is fatal to the
two old parties, as has been demon
strated lately in this country"
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At the last election in Eagle c.

At the last election in Eagle Co.,
Colo, the vote stood: Republican
367, democrats 427, people 29-to-
tai S23. Both the papers have
bolted the old parties and last week
223 people in three precincts out OF
ten signed a call for a peoples party
organization and convention.
So SAYS the "Crisis."
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The AurOraphOne

A Romance by CYRUS COLE. Fifteen
thousand years ahead of our day! The
present life of the inhabitants Of the
planet SaturnI A history of all we are
passing through. and the outcor1el Com
munication at last established with the
planet Saturn through auroraphone mess
ages. Paper. 50 cents. @-----
spriehtly in style. sensible in its logic. .scien:
tifc in its denouements /. accessories OF
out-of-door adventures and daring escapades, .
ghost story and love story tstcally blended with
the auroraphone messages. -Reltgso-P A1losophse0b
S5u/naL
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Unity: a Journal

Of Freedom, Fellowship and Char.
acter in Religion. Published weekly:
81 volumes. including liberal sermon
every week. $1.oo year: ten weeks on
trial for ten cents.
SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER.
For one dollar cash with order we will
mail any two of the books named above
d, and send UNITY to new name for one
! year.
CHARLES H. KERR & co.. Publishers,
us Dearborn Street, CHICAGO,
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The Faith that

Makes Faithful. Eight sermons BY
WILLIAM c. GANNETT and JENK1N LLOYD
JONES. including the famous BLESSED Il
Draase,y." of which over $4,000 have
been sold. Imitation parchment. 50 cents.
It says in style as classic as ever .penned,
and with an imagery the most unique End chaste,
what Sam ZONES says in the dialect CT his section,
''Quit your meanness. "-Fyexces e. WIAlayR.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-08-12
The Rice Mills

Of Port Mystery. By B. F. Houston.
A romance of the twentieth century,
embodying the most telling argument
against a protective tariff that has ap-
peared in many a day. Paper. 50 cents.
It is a strong showing for free trade, and any
one desiring to get posted and crammed with good
arguments should read it.-Dety0it Nezvs.
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Liberty and Life

Seventeen discourses by E. P. POWELL, on
the evolution theory applied to morals
and religion. Paper. SO cents.
One must 20 far before finding more incentive
TO break loose from the habit most Of US have Of
letting other people do thinking for us, than
there is in LIBERTY LIFE. Its author is earnest
honest and interesting.-BHfaIoE Express.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-10

Canton No. 5, p. NJ. VIII give the third OF It's
series OF socias next Wednesday evening at the
l. o. o. +. Hail.
The Hall Association will pay dividend to
stockholders on and after the 18th.
The Grand Encampment Will commence its
annual session on Tuesday, the 18th inst, In
this city. Delegates from a distance In order to
avail themselves Of the reduced fares must OBJ
tain the proper certificates ana have them signed
by the local agents when purchasing tickets at
starting.
The final report OF the committee on the enter
tainment given for the benefit of the librai dur
ing The last session Of the Grand Lodge shows
net surplus of 1898 90. which has been paid 10
the trustees. pleasant evening was thus made
to minister TO a worthy object. There is no rea-
son why such things should not be frequently
done.
California feels very proud of the success OF
its militans In the drill at Portland They took
first and second prizes.
The Eastern papers seem happy over the decI-
sion TO remove the headquarters OF the order back
to It's birthplacce- Baltimore Md. 1t was a mis-
take ever 70 have left the Monumental City.
The only appeal case which California had be-
fore the supreme body was that or Joost vs..
Walhalla Encampment The Grand Eneamp.
ment Of this Jurisdiction had decided In favor of
the appellant, but the eDcamrment took the case
UP. The S. q. L. sustained the G. E., and conse-
Queuty Mrs. Jo0st wins the case.
Political events seem powerless 10 retard The
steady Increase and interest In the order In this
State. " ork Is reported al many points.
The Rebekah lodges are unusually active, and
large meetings, private and public, are the rule.
held at /. U. o. f. Hall on Monday evening, tie
18th inst. THIS body, by invitation, will visit
Porter Lodge OF Oakland, meeting on Washing.
ton street. near Fourteenth, on Wednesday even
Ing the &c INST.
BdwelI Lodge No. At OF BlgGs will bold a
public reception on the evening OF The 25ih,
which VIII he just tbiry-seyen years sine IL was
organized at BidweIls Bar No. AT Is noted for
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Good TemplRrs.

International Lodge will celebrate its twenty.
fifth anniversary on Monday evening, Novtn-
Der 7th.
Valley Lodge Is holding excellent meetings.
with limitations. at Cambrlan Hall, 1888 Mission
street, every Tuesday evening. A feature 10
what are called lodge papers, edited by Brothers
Farris Forsythe and Lewis. which are lively 10
their criticisms. In addition. poems, songs anu
fecitaiiuns max most enjoyable sessions. Sonn
pany A has the floor next Monday evening
Tie Grand Lodge hetd wellafIenueo sS' sted
last week az Stockton. The oniceIs 80, e, ,an,
were: b. II. Hoag Of Fresno grand cn,e' r ss,u,
Mar. G.. b. Katzensten OF Sacramento, sranu
ennnselor. Mrs j. NJ. WalIing OF Nevada Sl'y,
grand ygee-tsiaplar; w. 7. Ne1herton o, SANTA
cruz grand secretary; L. 3 haisey OF saue1o,
$500, treasnrer: Mrs. NJ. Il. Richardson OF san
Ifraneisro general superintendent or Juvenile
snrhs. ITi,sIees-A. NJ. Drew of Fresno, !. S.
Moissy Of Vallejo and Robert Thompson of San
Frsneisco; Right Worthy Grand Lodge repre-
sentafiyes-G. Il. kaiZens,ein, J. NJ. WalliDg OF
Nevada CITY and q. l. Kellogg of Newcastle;
alfernates-B. II. Hoag of resno, w. Sims of
Winters and Mrs. Nj. f. Wright Of Los Angeles
The Grand Lodge presented the retiring grand
chief templar, &. w. kellogg, and wifi, with
silver table service. At The meeting held 10 raise
money for the Good Templars' Orphans Home at
Vallejo. cash subscriptions paid on the spot
amounted 10 Sl2S7. and $500 was pledged.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

j. w. NIaher, G. g. Of r., sends gratifying re-
ports OF the onward march OF the dusky war
riors. Adoptions OF palefaces and increase OF
hunters and warriors are The rule in the reserya-
ton.
Pohonachee. Mlantonomah. Manzanita. White
Cloud, MoGoc. Osceola No. "a (Fiench) and Te-
cumseh all added to the roll last sleeps and have
work az their coming councils.
White Eagle had a good time at its ball. Ia
hoe League was present and led the grand
march.
II. Barton. s. s., OF Fresno, called on No. 70
last week.
Wlnnemucca still keeps busy.
The endowment rank Is progressing rapidly.
Five were adopted in the uniformed rank last
Saturday and number Will be received next
meeting.
The Daughters OF Pocahontas report progress.
The councils are having 1rstrate M etings. A
leap-yeaT party VIII shortly be given by No. 3,
and No. 10 also has reception arranging.
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AT SHELL MOUND BlNGE
Bullseye Shoot of the Nord-
deutcher Verein.
A Tweive-Year-old Poy Astonishes the Crack
Shots With Remarkable seore-othsr
Medal Shoots

Yesterday the chief event at The Shell
Mound shooting-raEge was the monthly
medal shoot OF the Germania Shooting Club
About forty members Of the club, many OF
them crack shots, participated In tie con-
tests.
Considerable interest was manifested in
the shoot for the championship medal, the
scores for first place being very close, Dr..
Rodgers finally carried of the prize With a
score of 42l rings.
The other winners during the day were
as follows: First class medal. II. Thode,
404 rings; second class medal. f. g. Miller.
4o6 rings; third class medal, G. III. Bahrs,
365 rings; fourth class mccall, Z. Epson, CSC
rings.
The first best shot Of the day was mads
by II. Bogel and the asst best shot By 4. g.
Miller, both scoring =.
Tie monthly medal shoot Ct the San Fran
cisco Schuetzen Verein was slso we'll at
tended, but the scoring was not sbose the
average. The following we're the winners
of the club medals Fist class, t. Aftin-
ger, 3S5 rings; second ass, Eeyman Hrber !.
3S9 rings; third class, George Il. Perrin, s6s
rings; fourth class, Il. HupDard, $50 rings.
The medal for the frss best shot vas woa
by John Piedeman, I'D that ser the last
best shot by F. Att ger, each making a
score of %.
The next club at the rsnge was the Nord-
CilOOtiUR ci2st3f ttAS GtiAtNd- tfct IL
for bulleyes alone. IS there were large
money prizes great number Tried to make
bullet holes in the bla es targets The fei-
lowing were the prin cal winners during
the dav:
First prize, II. Hanbsrv. second, II.
Thode; third, ii. He'll Z; fourth, j. Peters !;
fifth. William Brunniag; sixth. r lpspn (,
seventh, G. Tern; eiglh Il. j. 1hcue
Company b. Third Infantry, held its
monthly shoot at the Bge with the follow
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AS given In our daily Geographic reports tbis
fraternity held It's ANIMAL II eling : Fresno al
week. II was vel. attended and y glea a;sr-
est. Official reports snow receipts from July l.
1886. to August 8 /, 1882, s167 ,5S8 "a, WITH \
balance on hand OF s. 81 70, sad a total mem
b Isbip of 5779, o. which 6S64 gre ia California
and the remainder In Oregon. s8HgtoB, Ne
vada. Montana and British COlu-nhia. COMPRISING
The Pacific Coast Jurisdiction lle present sys-
TEN of death beurhts was abolished aud 4 uew
practice inaugura;sd. Tie delegates eLDr8Ss
themselves much Pleased VIA The hcspitansies
and cOurleSies Of 3sn0.
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A. O. U. w.

Deputy Gum instituted a new lodge at Rohner-
VILE on the 9th, and supplies have also been sent
TO him for new lodge at Ferndale.
Grand Recorder nirshberg addressed large
meeting at Middletown on the 9Th. Deputy l..
T. Adams presided. basket party, sumptuous
feast and gala Time concluded. Degree OF
Honor lodge Is In contemplation here.
Grand Oyerseer Ward, the grand recofuer.
Deputy Fennon and team were at an Immense
gathering at Alvaiado Friday evening. Delega-
tons from San Leandro. Eden ana MISSION
lodges were present. Addresses were made, the
Oriental conferred and banquet and dance wouno
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ancient order o. 60. . 81 Apaeriss

Court Pride OF Colusa Nc $751; was instituted
in Colusa last Wednesday, evening with twenty
nine charter men1ets, - Jlh8 = GafGvs q. G.
r., assisted by G Il. 4 smer g. ;. me foil1~-
ing were elected as The officers for shs ifst
term; A. NJ. Jackson, :. ?. C. r.: Louis Levy,
e. R.; w. w. Walker, S. =. H.; q, &. Isonlass
financial secretary; x. J. Powers, ree2f atIig
secretary; j. II. Busch, ireasugers W. r.
Franks, S. W.; q. 4. KIlgore, j. w; " tiiiam
Martin, s. b.. NJ, Pierce, j. a.; =. Meyers, w
ID. Gray, A. nj. JacAsol, trustees; Dr. u y
West, physician ard druggist
The grand eh ef faagers aeconDanlsa o. Tue
grand secretary, Visited Court Butte 30. a. - ia
Chico last Tuesday evening aGC COURT Pride OF
MaTySville No. Z 70 issi hussday evening. lie
will visit oficiall this wee6 Court Western All
dii0n No. 1912 "a this ely, Monday evening;
Court United 81 ies CT AltIica ne. 714ls IN
Oakland, Tuesday evening; Court Prssid0 10
1850. city, Wednesday, eyeaf1g; Court VASE
tDPtOD No 1928. eilF, IbBrsaay evening" C3aft
FL Dorado No. 7e 20. city, Friday gening.
Aloha Circle Nc. 203. Companions % ire FOr-
est, viii be Instituted ~ THIS city next We4aeS-
cay evening.
autographed copies OF Tue ueg Eeeeiiz aaopt-
ed az Tie last Sup enc Court meeting hiaFe.De N
received during he Dast wees. nc INST con- :
TO order the same vas Coar. Eoldaa LiBs nc,
1856. in Oakland.
The new ritual for the A. ., + CT A. has nSsu
practically completed and copies o. TOE ssn7s
Will shortly be in lie hands o. the grand CHEERS
and deputies. IL Is 20 go iGtc effect @aaesiS J.
1898. As soon as the lev Tuaals are received
boards OF deputies ~ili De organized ard sad
ofcers VIII De ID OrGuguiy tDsFlStea "a ll3 StiSs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Daughters of Veterans VIII give a pubsic
reception at Mozart j, MaTkeE street, nrxs
Tuesday evening.
Defiance Circle, 20 E.. gives ar entertain
ment at ST. George Han, next Tuesday
evening.
At the recent meeting o. tie CheDra Acbim
RachRionim the following officers were elected.
Ed Davis. president; D. Bernstein, V. 4. !;
Charles Gressllcht, secretary, s. Isaac, treas
urer; A. Levy, S. OF a.; 7. Harris. N Il. Hirsll-
field NJ. ). Levy trustees. Alter Installation by
l.. Enrich. P. p, retiring president, ). Peckefs
man, was presented with deliberately executed
and gold framed resolutions 5Y Past President
j. L. Franklin on behalf OF the members.
evincIng their appreciation OF bis faHbtul
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Kni.bt, OF Honnr.

The pioneer lodge of this city. Ivy No. 1716,
had good meeting Friday night. An applicant
was elected, remarks made 10y visitors. and mu.
steal selection rendered by several Next FRI
day evening. In addition to work, some novelties
will be presensed.
Yelba Bueua No. 1716 had good attendance
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FRAfERNAL INDEX.
The Coming Grand Bncamp-
ment. I. O. O. F.
Meetings Of State Bodies Of Good Templars
and Y.ung Mems Institute-New
Lodges, Etc.
Official Assessment Table.


Iemplar Grove No. 10 elected new officers on
Thursday evening and had an Installation.
The attendance at the meeting OF Calico
Grove No. 81 was so large ON Tuesday evening
that they had TO adjourn and remove to larger
ball The election was quite lively, ithere being
opposition 10 nearly every office.
Perseverance Grove No 10 will celebrate It's
tweniy-ffth anniversary next Thursday evening.
A special meeting will be held and the grand off,
GERS viii pay an official visit, after which ban
quet VIII be served al the California Hotel
Nj. SOrenson. N. q. A, visited Capital City
Grove No. 60, Sacramento, last Thursday even
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Knights Of the Golden Eaels.

Pacific Castle No, 10 viii be instliated next
Wednesday evening vita fifty eharier members
at Union-square Hail.
The grand officers visited Napa Castle no .
last week and found It Ia a1eellen ~ condiiion :
his subordinate now numbers sixty on It's roll.
Golden Gate Castle y 0. 9 Is arranging for ~
second social hop, which val De given Saturday
evening, November 2. ~.
California Castle No holds reunion on Ehe
26fh. 1t Is making preDaFasi5BS for gganu
affair to take place eaiIy ID January, on its w
stallation night No. Is the b51Dsr castle OF
The State, and Las constant w0sg at lis SESSIONS.
A temple of the ladies' degree has beea or
gained and VIII be Instituted % soon a. the
rituals are received from The Eass.
George b. Hanna, Il. c. or ID. reports unusuai'
activity among The suboIdiuafes throughout ne
Jurisdiction.
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Knig, Is ga LaaIea q Honos

Supreme Representative f. E. Aiken Is VISITING
the northern part Of Tie state.
Aurora Lodge gives IT'S regular monthly open
meeting next Monday evening Ia UDIon-e1saie
Hail.
The soclals given By Bay CITY. Pale Altoand
Excelsior lodges during the week were all largely
attended and pleasant analrs.
Grand Protector j. C. PierSca was iIs tl.6 elts
last Saturday fie will return shortly and res
main several weeks, visiting tie lodges IN IBIS
city, Oakland and Sa jose. Mrs. Piets0B vi.
accompany him.
The grand Protector and MS. L. A. Rap. Y:
'. T., accompanied by other frand 3BtceFs ahl
MANY members OF tire Ger. win pay lsasetilft
WISH 10 Oakland Lodge to-m9rfoH evening, ieas~
Ing by The o'eloek boat
Ihe social gwen o. tuesday evening By Wess
End Lodge was lArg Is attenfed. 81 excel.ent
programme OF mus ~ and e0cntioBary selee-
lions was intetspers issfHeen tie dances, t5ose
contributing being Fssss Ray Kapan. FRAU
Helene and Dr.. Emf 6toessei, Miss J0sephIue
Shaw and bir. Mackie Daring the evening
grab-bag made its appearance. oceasioaing fnssch
merrlmeDt.
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Other mefnOeTS SCuTtU 43 sUtFN ~. II. II.
Davis So, NJ. Walten 36. j. g. Carroll 81,
]. Z. Broderick, 80. W. J.. Kennedy 81, C.
P. Shea 81, J. Furnanz 3, W. f. Brusasr 80.
Captain L. III. Kennedy 3a, J. A Riley 81
j. V. 0'Neil SO, w. Robinson 80.
The First troop of cavalry Shot its
State scores in the morning
the arrangements being - .et
Of Captain Blumberg.
An incident of Interest oec
the afternoon, wher c. Brown
old son of H. K. Brown. the
went to the 2e0-yard tarset with a.
musket. The little fellow shot sp.e
his score standing as fee9rd Ter a by o.
his age. Ii was as folio VS.
C. Brown 2sa44fSz 4-3s
sS35s4 5s& 5--4a
Next week the Independent Rifles win
hold their fall shoot at tue range. Company
+ and the Nationals vii also shoot
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-MlSGELLANEO
THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH PUG PUPS FOR
/ sale 1908 Hayes ct. ocl0 3t*
CHEAP 2-sToRY HOUSE TO BE REMOVED
" from lot 767 Howard also old lumber, hrewood,
doors and windows. bricks, marble mantels, gas,
water and sewer pipe. Apply on premises, Sc cor
Fourth and Howard SITS. oc9 at
DHAEToN FOR SALE AIS SIXTH ST. NEAR
harrison ocS 4tf
VoUNG cow WITH SECOND CALF. DOZEN
milk pans and churn, all for $50. Inquire 1880
Alabama 81. Oc9 TT
CALIGRAPH TYPEwRlTERS, $40. GOOD AS
" new. Alexander Typewriter Exchange, 2lS
Sansome ST.. S. II. Geo IL
MAGNIFICENT, GREAT DANE DOG. APPLY
w All &cAlllster ST. oc6 5tt
CONVERTIBLE TANDEM TRICYCLE., COST
~ $3.50. for $50. 329 Golden Gate ave. WA BIN
10 II. p. ENGINE. SAWS, PLANER. LATHES.
lZforge. bellows pnnches.etc. 1921 Mission. 20tf
CARE. SCALE LErTER-PREss, sToRETRUcK
- and moneytili: cheap l02 Clay ST. su7u
CECoNDHASD BOILERS ENGINES PUMfS
- shafting, pueys, betting water pipes etc.
Ge4 MCINTOSH WOLPMAH, 1877 Beais St
SUMMER RESORTS.
DE5oRTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF The
ItPaeinc Coast with rates. location. ETC., puo-
IHbed In the Hotel Guide. 100 pages For sale by
newsde2lers, send zoe In stamps to w. NJ. PAT
IERSos. publisher. 80 Post ST.. .. +. mrlH
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
$50. CASH SO

Clio CASH $40.
Balance SIS to $40 per month; the grandest offer
ever made on property In this location.
TIE BOWLING TRACT. on the direct line OF
the Oakland and berkeley Electric Railway, and
Inc Only lO0-Ioot street running from oakland to
Berkeley.
LARGE LOTS. ONLY $3.50 TO $500 EACH
Streets all Graded; city water mains laid; posi-
lively the best ana cheapest property ever offered
for sale along this great highway only 10 minutes
to the business center OF Oakland only 40 min
utes 10 San francisco: double track now laid Dy
the electric company; terms only. SO cash: eal-
anee at So or $40 per month; lots only $3.50 TO
THE BOWLING TRACT is the most elevated
piece OF land on this road; $50 feet above the
level. where nature and art have combined to make
resort for the family Ia It is absolute perfection.
THE BOWLING TRACT TIE GARDEN SPOT
OF CALIFORNIA.
THE DOWNING TRACT. only minutes walk
from the State University and TO the new public
school.
THE BOWLING TRACT Will be built up with
handsome houses. There is not a section Of OAK
lands suburbs where property will Increase III value
fast as in this tract
Any person who is fortunate enough to see this
advertisement has excuse for not having house
OF his own, unless 1t be his misfortune TO get 10
ofhces after the last one is taken. Tor full paTteu-
,a , mSps and to see the property apply to ". G.
train, stop at Lo rin carriage always ready TO show
property; or so TO CARNALL.hoPkINS co, ga
Market ST., s. T. sel4 II
$40 noLLARs-oAsH
s5--FIvE DOLLARS MONTHLY
LOTS 5Oxl40 FIT, COVERED WITH FRUIT
TREES.
EACH LOT A YOUNG, VIGOROUS ORCHARD.
STONE TRACr--STONE TRACT.
FACING SAN LEANDRo ELECTRIC ROAD
FARE ONLY 5 CENTS.
BEST BUY IN ALAMEDA CoUNY.
A. II. BREED q CO., SOLE AGENTS,
40 NINTH ST.,
SEQ IL OAKLAND
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Ca-SO MARKET-ST. CANDY STORE AND
- ~. soda-fountalu; paying SIS to 500
monthly ali year round. MCLAUGHLIN. 261a
hezruF ST oCI Z5t
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GIO5O BEER ROUTE: sPLENDID-PAYING
- lZOO. business; horses and wagon, etc; 60
ing East. MCLAUGHLIN. 1914 Kearny 81. OCT ST.
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C.DEO COFFEE-SALO0N AND CHOPHOCSE:
u -CO. tie best location IN the city: doing good
business: selling - great bargain. account o.
other business eau 62L Clay rooms ! and 2 Oc9 So
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

I SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON At "a
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