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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16
SILVER WARE.
Jwey repairing wish
facilities the best

WE will heartily second the motion
of the Journal that there he distinct,
thorough overhauling of the Republi-
can machine If it will include in that
motion the entire Second Congress
sional district, .We,;also suggest that
the state machine needs little clean
ing and repairing. There are some
bad pieces in it that should be dicard-
ed
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16

containing each month much informa
ton that is invaluable to agriculturists
and of special interest to each member
of every home. 1t is not class pub
location and is suited to localities,
being National in its make up and
character, thus meeting with favor in
all localities. 1t is strickly non-po-liti-
cal and non-secterian. 1t has a
trained corps of contributors and is
carefully edited. The various depart
meuts Of Farm, Horticullure, Sheep
and Swine, The Home the Horse and
the Dairy, are filled with bright and
useful matter. The readers of the
American Farmer are universal in its
praise and look for its monthly visits
with keen anticipation. The Ameri-
can Farmer is $I.oo per year, but by
this arrangement it costs you nothing
to receive that great publication fol-
one year. DO not delay in taking adj
vantage of this offer, but call at once
or send in your subscription. Samp
lie copy Of American Farmer can be
seen at this Office or will be supplied
direct by the publishers.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16

These are the most important chang
es, as the others will be incidental.
The dominant party has always claim
ed that it could be constructive if it
had the opportunity. 1t now has it.
The Senate, if not democratic, will by
the aid of the populites be able to pass
the measures, although they may de-
mand as a recompense some kind of a
free silver bill.-Knoxville Journal.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16
WE pity the poor, blind, deluded
mortal who has bis name on a church

book, and votes either Of the old par
ty tickets and thinks that he is sure of
Heaven. Blount County Herald.
"The Pharisee stood and prayed
thus with himself, God l thank thee,
that | am not as other men are, or
even as this publican"-Luke 18th,
nth.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16

Now all we ask of the Democrats is
that they Immediately proceed to car
ry out their platform of free trade and
wild cat money. But there is no use
to talk about it, they haven't the back
bone to do it.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16
Grover. Grover.

As we rub the dust and grim out of
our eyes and view the condition-not
the theory Of things we relize that we
have been "wollopped," and that
badly.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16
SHOES, SHOESI SHOES!

Our Shoe stock is our pride from the
fact they give such unusal satisfaction
their wear, and to those who have been
buying shoes that failed to give them sat-
isfaction, we request them to try ours.
Our prices on them are the lowest to be
found any. We have all grades from the
course and heavy goods to the finest.
HATS, HATS, HATS!
To any Gentleman who wants good
stylish hat of any grade at low prices we
would say you can't afford not to buy
from us.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16

Thus doth worldly things take the
wings of the morning-or believe It
was the evening about four O'Clock
this time-and fly away.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16
We are SO English you know!"

WE have met the enemy-but let
that pass.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16

AS the smoke of the battle clears
away we find that the country still
lives.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16

81 told you So" havn't you seen
him standing around on the street
corners.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16

THANK the Lord it is over. Il
might have been worse you know.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16

SOOTHING Syrup wouldn't be bad
thing just now.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16

WHAT is the matter with Grover?
He's alri-eleCted.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16

WONDER where that cinch is we had
on the governorship and several other
things. 1t was cyclone.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!

Drape D Etc, Broad-Cloth, Henrietas,
Cashm eres, Camels Hair suiting, Cling
hams, Worsted. Calicoes at lower price S
than can be found elsewhere.
STALLS, CL0AKS and UNDERWEAR of the BEST,
qualities and most interesting prices.
Flannels of all grades and prices. See
our 10 ct Canton Flannel the best and
heaviest ever offered for the money.
The best Jeans and cashimers ever off.
cred for the price anywhere.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-16
We Sell GOOD ON Their own merits.
We combine good goods and low Our stock still complete and now
and make selections Ee the best patterns picked
WATCHES, and JEWELRY.

You know our reputation for selling
Watcher cheap. We sell only reliable
makes, Elgin and Waltham in either
Gold, Gold Filled, Silver or Silverore
Cases: IF you want a good watch and
want it at prices usually paid for inferior
watches, Come and see and price ours
SILVER WARE.
We have added line of si|verware. which is
suitable either for bridal or Christmas presents.
If you wish to give your friend who is to be married
present you should not fail to see our store in
which you find so many things suitable
The morning call., 1892-08-03
STEEN GBSCONDS.
The Smooth Mind-Reader Leaves His
Creditors in the Lurch.

The Smooth Mind Reader Leaves His
Creditors in the Lurch.
Charles n. SteeD, who gained consider
able notorietv few months ago by hiring
the Mechanics Pavilion for a spirtualists'
convention and who has since been doing
the State with company of alleged mind
readers and ventriloQuists, skipped with
his people yesterday morning for Honolulu.
leaving long list OF anxious creditors 20
mourn his hasty departure.
Some days ago Steen gave ont that he and
his troupe were going to open up at Stock
ton. and in this way succeeded Ia allayins
the wrath of numberless impertunate
creditors. while at the same time making all
necessary arrangements for flight. He Der
rowed money on all sides, and even pro-
cured two eases of champagne from Ned
Fosters unSuspieious barkeeper the night
before he sailed, which he DOUBTLESS brought
along to relieve the pangs of seasiekness on
the voyage.
Among others that the glib miEd-reader
got the best of during his stay in this city
was S. II. Collins, leweler, who somehow
got an inkling of the plot on Monday night
and arose with the lark yesterday morning
determined to spoil Ii. MIR. G ,llins had
heard that the whole party iutenied setting
off on the bark Albert for the Hawaiian
Islands. so bright and early he started for
the Police Court IN search OF a warrant for
his abseonding creditor. The courts being
closed at the time he engaged the services
of Detective Rogers and drove to Mission
street wharf. whence the vessel was advCE-
tised to sail at o'clock. 1t was but Little
after O'clock when Collins and the detec-
tive arrived at the wharf, but, alas for the
uncertainty OF human thingsi the vesSe!
was at that moment well out in the stream
speeding along in tow of tug for the Golden
Gate. 1t looked for time as though the cap
tain had been brought into the plot 6y the
Steens, but inquiry developed the fact tina
the early start was made in order to circuEl-
vent the Sailors Union, from which tTonbi,
was expected at the start in consequence OF
the Albert shipping non-union crew. X
was very narrow escape for the smooth
absconder, who would now be languishng
in Jail had Collins got 10 the wharf but five
minutes earlier.
The morning call., 1892-08-03
PROPOSALS.


DRDPOSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
! following work and materials VIII be received
b. tho Bo4ra OF New City Hail Commissioners in
the chamber OF the Board OF SUPERVISORS on MON
DAY. the I'D cay OF August 1892 between the
hours OF ! A N. and IL N.
Contract No. 3e-PoIics Courts in northwest
wing, embodying all necessary furniture sHd hI-
tures. stairways and grille Work requisite TO COM
plete departments. To be completed November
Contract 40. 4o-Compietion OF NE. wing en-
bodyinz ali standing t1ishes lathing aud plaster
fng, carpenters and Joiners' work, etc To be
pleted December l. 1892.
Contract No <1-wrought and east iron speein-
cations eDbodying all iron beams and Rrders. iron
Etalrways and columns, grille WORK. etc, Tor com
pletion or Ne wing To be completed November
Contract No 42-Furnitnre and nttings embody-
wall racks, etc, hardwood finishes necessary TO
complete NE. wing. TO be completed December l.
1891.
Contract No z3-PIumbng and gas work. en-
bodying all stationary fixtures ventilation, drain
wing. Rough work 20 DO completed September IS.
1892. Contract to be completed December /. 1882.
Contract no 44-Stelm hot water heating
work. embodying all lines aud runs with fixtures
and fittings, radiators. etc. Bids TO be for steam
aud lot water heating separately. Rough work
completed September 49, 1892. Contract completed
Contract 10. 45-FurnIture and standing fixtures
stairway and sundry alterations and additions In
Tax Collectors departments. To be completed
Contract No ss-outside painting. elnbodying
the four towers and ventilatiug shafts, etc. with
sundries necessary TO complete same. TO be COM
pleted November !, 1892.
The Secretary viii furnish blank forms OF propo
Gals to intending bidders. and bid VIII enter
tanned unless made upon blanks so furnished, and
unless same Is accompanied with a Certified check
Tor Il per cent Of the fetal sum OF tender. The
t0srd reserves tue right to reject any all bids
PAYMENTS II be made by audited demands on the
Treasury drawn against the New City Hall Fund.
Dursf Board OF sew CITY Hall Commissioners
Jy2l got EDWARD J. WOLFE. Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-08-03
The Harbor commissioners.

At the meeting of the Harbor Commits
sioners held yesterday, the San Francisco
Contracting and Equipment Company flied
an application to carry passengers over the
Belt Railroad, where no ears were running
The company proposes to use electric stOr-
age ears. The application was taken under
advisement
Owing to the narrow entrance to tho
Clay-street berth, where the Government
steamers General Mcdowell and Humboldt
dock. 1t was reported that there was every
possibility of collision between one or
either of them with the new Stockton boat,
the Captain Weber. The Commissioners,
in consequence. gave the Stockton boat the
north side of Mission Pier / as docking
place.
The Fire Alarm and Police Wire Com
pany were granted permission To lay dawn
wires along East street. from Lombard
. street to the bay. Miscellaneous bills To
amount of S1039 a3 were ordered paid. and
improvement fund bills 10 the extent of
S29. 81 % approved.
The morning call., 1892-08-03
sPIkrTnALI,M.
TYPEwRITEKs.

SPEED CONTEST FOR CALIGRAPH OPER-
n ators viii be held in San Francisco within a
few week.; valnsabie prizes viii be awarded; three
classes commercial OPERATORS telegraph operators.
student operators cali for particulars and register
for the contest: ample time for practice. CHARLES
4 NAfLUR. general agent, 10 Montgomery iel6 Il
The morning call., 1892-08-03
ANTHOLOGY.


AIRS L. EHRHORN, CBAIRYOYANT AND ME-
wi dun. 20 Thirteenth st; fee CSC. an3 3ts
NINE. SCHMIDT FROM VIENNA; MOST RE
Iii nowned; revealing future events; ladies 81,
gentlemen 81, by mail So ONCE S55 Mission. 81 N
NINE MoREAU, 10 FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
W teller: cisirvoyant; life reader Zee 25e j3l So
T1ALMIs TKY-YoUR ENTIRE LIFE REVEAL
L ed ladies. 81; gents, 81 80 81 Mason ly29 I'm
AIRS WILSON TELLS PAST FUTURE, PRES
VI eHt ladies soc; gents, 81. lOS Eighth, Jyzs BIN
nj Me DR.. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REyEALER
IVA by eggs and cards tells entire lie, past pres
eDt. future; consultations all affairs nothing ex
ceptcd name given. valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy: mistake impossible:
diseases cured; lee 81; letter 81 30 hearny. ID IL
ri Me EXODUS. cLAIRyoYANT. HAS RE
lfI moved 10 II 7 urk St. Room 9: fee soc. o24 q
SPISITi AL1.M.
Y OF SHOULD CONSULT midas FAR-FAMED
4 seeress. the Gypsy Queen 625 Goary. my2S 3m
MRS. J. }. WHITNEY. CLAIRyOYANT. TEST
vi medium and life reader. 2lS Stockton. APPS *
The morning call., 1892-08-03
CONTRACTORS AND BuILnERs.


JAMES McCONAHEY, CARPENTER AND
u builder. 1z2 Eddy-Jobbing repairing attended;
store aud Office fttiag speciality. Teepa'e 342S ly
I V.LAWRENCE CARPE ENTER AND BUILDER
- eie sacramento ST. cabinet WORK aud httingsg
edlees promptly attended; telephone Sv0 mlesc
The morning call., 1892-08-03
DENTISTS.

DENTISTS
nR w. J. YOUNGER HAS RETURNED AND
A. will resume practice August 3 au3 IT
DR E. r sHEPARD, DESTIsT. Is46 MARKET
IL st.-An work strictly first class aus 3n
CT PER SET, TO PLEASE OR NO CHARGE;
u filling 81; ext sue. DIR. PERRY, Mason. Ct
nR. ALFRED s. HILL HAS REMOVED TO 424
- o'FarreIi ST. nr. Jones: painless filling and
tracing; work guaranteed consultation free iy7 u
CoLTON DENTAL AsSoCIATIoN, 500 MARKET
- st. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. 1eS IL
DR B.R MORTON JR.. DENTIST. 3ls KEARNY
~ ST. :. +. Hours-s-12 a. NJ, 10 7-8 P. NJ jel 3m
nR. Il. o. lOUN6-EXTRACTION PAINLESS;
~ PATCHWORK. bridg e-w0rk, teeth without plates.
spec iaity. ls4l Polk ST myi4 Il
NO PAIN-EX1RACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy. 50e and 81; artificial teeth from SO; ILL.,
ing from 81. CROOME Dental Association. 1853
Narket St. bet Third aud Fourth apl2 u
m REA. 1928 MARKET EXT. TEETH 500:
- with gas 81; filings Tow. open evenings ia3 81
| EEK DENTAL COLLIDE: CHARGES ONLY
- Tor material used Room l07, ll70 Market 15tt
NY CHILD KNOWS GAS IS DANGEROUS:
II by my wonderful secret local application 60
the gums any tooth may 10 extracted or hiied
pan1essiy: nine first prizes awarded me or finest
Filings plato aud bridge wors Office open even
fngs and Sundays. DIR. q. W. LEX 9 O'Farreii. e
GET A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED As
CD good as can be made; hlIing 81. DR. SIMMS
Dentist $50 Market 81, next baldwin Theater. ocisf
DR.A.LUDLUM HILL. l443MARKETsr. NEAR
~ Eleventh: DO charge for extracting mhsn pla5os
are made old plates made over nge new; reesn
from 80 per set; extracting 5oo gas given Att
nR {. H. WILSON, DENTISTS s2y MAREBr
~ ST.. bet. FIFTH and sixth ODD Mason. deI6f
The morning call., 1892-08-03


Lots $50 feet deep.
Name your own terms OF payment.
A. II. BREED d CO.. 400 Ninth ST.. Oakland. 81 tt
ACRE LOTS. sUTER TRACT.
Situated on the Redwood road, near Fruitvsle
ave: and San Leandro eleetric-road: grand oppor-
tunity for safe speeulation: this property be
cut into lots and sold at once; one Of the finest
A II. BREED CO..
1el9 If 40 Ninth St., Oakland.
A FULL ACRE; CHANCE OF a LIFETIME;
land. jyI2 I'm
BADGER PARK LOTS
~ Close To the present and closer 10 the future
center of Oakland; streets in order aud ready for
building; within about block OF local ferry.
to suit every buyer: so lots. 80 feet front. from
soO9 to $1,000 each; should be seen TO be appreei-
ated Apply to 4. w. BADGER owner. the
street. VIZ I'm
LADIES, LADIES,
LADIEsi LADIES.
LADIES' LADIES,
TO THE LADIES
IMPORTANT TO EVERY LADY,
WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH
So PER MONTH.
WE WANT EVERY LADY WHO WISHES TO IN
VEST IN REAL ESTATE TO READ THIS
PROPOSITION.
HOW you MAY BECOME a REAL ESTATE
OWNER IN YOUR OWN RiGHr:
We have induced Mr.. FRANKLIN MOSS to
allow TO make special Offering OF lots in the
the beautiful Moss Tract
TO THE LADIEsi
For 10 days. commencing MONDAY AUGUST /.
and ending WEDNESDAY,, August 10. UMPIRE
cedented terms.
ONLY So CASH AS FIRST PAYMENT.
BALANCE 50 PER MONTH.
ALL LOTS 4oxl35.
PRICES RANGE FROM $3.50 TO $500 PER LOT.
We have nothing TO conceal and will give yon a
few facts AID nSures convincing You that this is
sented to you along the Oakland San Leandro and
Haywards Electric Railroad. which viii soon have
double track making this property the most ae-
eessibie along this great highway.
lst The Moss Tract is the highest elevated piece
OF and lying on this road between Oakland aud San
Leandro
81. We respectfully solicit you to take prices
we Offering thss property FOR aud compare with
any other tract OF land along this great highway.
Sd. We grade the streets at our own expense.
4th. We lay the city water mains In the streets
at our expense.
5th- The Moss Tract is but Is minutes to the
business center OF Oakland, onehsK the time from
Berkeley 10 Oakland
9th One living in the Moss Tract buy COM
mutstion-teket TO Oakland for % per month max
INK INC iAAS ohl5 CENTS eACA WY
7th. The taxes are paid by the present owner uatn
your property is paid for in fur.
s,h The title is perfect a fun search at our once
for convenience OF purchasers
9th. Several new residences are now under course
OF construction ana many more to follow imme-
diately.
10Th. The Moss Tract commands fine view or
Oakland Alameda and san Leaudro Bay. No sand
do1ms but every lot level and ready 10 build upon.
llth- While the payment Is only IS per month
the purchaser mas the privilege OF paying anv
amount desires at any time Possession given at
once.
18th over ESQ lots have been sold to bona nde
purchasers in this tract
THERE Is MUCH MORE COULD BE SAID IN
WOULD PERMIT.
CALL EARLY AND SECURE CHOICE LooA-
TioNl
THE MOSS TRACT IN TWO YEARS WILL BE
A TRACT OF HANDSOME HOMES
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
For maps and full particulars apply TO
NJ. J. LAYMANCE & CO.,
acc EIGHTH ST.. OAKLAND. CAL
iySI "a
The morning call., 1892-08-03

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw
Il L 0C0NN0R, ATTORSEY-AT-LAW. 40
II. Montgomery st.. San Francisco, Room 40. Pro-
bate and real estate law; Claims liens etc. advic
Tree. OCT WeSu *
DNlCE FREE on ALL LEGAL MATTERS. G.
h W HOWE CO.. att'ys at Iaw.S50 Market IL Il
w w. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. 420
w California ST. rooms l4-l5; advice free. d3 u
CHARLES X. DARWIN, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,
- 636 Clay ST., rooms IL. Is and 10. jy2 6m
y A. CRorHkRS ATToRsEY-AT-LAw. as
HI. Clay Sc no3If
STORAGE.
U'lRSTCLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
y 6426sx Mission St CHAS L TAYLOR jy3I
The morning call., 1892-08-03
SITNIMER RrSoRTs

u Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF TIE
1tPacifc Coast. with rates. location, etc, pup
iisned In the Hotel Guide, $50 pages For sale ~
newsdeslers, or send 25c in stamps w. NJ. PAT
TERSON publisher. so Post ST.. = T. mrl q
The morning call., 1892-08-03
BUSINESS cnANcrs


ZDO. with the best cas. Of trade and prot1t
le business: don't miss the chance OF lifetime
. LESS. Fourth ST
The morning call., 1892-08-03

l26 KEARNY ROOM 9. you CAN BORROW
n money at low rates; private rooms for ladtss.
pledges for sale. take elevator. mrItc
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN Ban <
- sSS Kearny ST. the only corporation that lea-s
Ras ey on diamonds. Matches: low interest," oeSse
The morning call., 1892-08-03
RESOLUTIONS


At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
"A Clfy Hall Commissioners. held July 10. 1892.
the Following resolutions passed to print:
resolved, That progress estimate In the sum or
Sssl1 a. in iaVer OF Mccain a Mckay on contract
No. 30 pass TO print Ayes-Cemmissoners San
derSon, smiley. burst. Also resolved. That a pro-
gress estimate In the SUN OF $2051 rs Ia favor OF
McCann Mckay on contract No SO pass to print.
commissioners Sauderson, Smiley, burst
Also resolved That progress estimate In the sum
OF 1853 90 In favor OF 9. j. Bandman cont ract
No 33 pass to print Ayes-Com missioners San
derson. Smiley. burst
aul st EDWARD J. WOLFE. Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-08-03

Il
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
sMoNTGoMERY ST., NEAR MARKET
BUILDING LOTS SOUTH OF THE PARK.
$3.50, INSfALLMESTS.
BEAUTIFUL MARINE AND PARK VIEW
On The electric road. 1S,b ave. bet. NJ and n srs;
$l00 cash; balance 500 monthly instruments;
graded ienced size 25xI2o. my25 II weir
ONLY TWO LEFT
LOOK
AT
only $500 for a hrst-elass new modern residence
OF 10 rooms ana finished basement. within 90 feet
of The park; THESE 3 houses are nearly completed:
see owner on premises about special Inducements
on FIRST sale Lott ST. bet Hayes and the parK.31 Sc
GEO. BAILEY q CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND MONEY BROKERS
62S MARKET ST.
s4sO0-scotf cor Ridley: lot 3ixlle. bargain
$55OO-M ssion. above 3lst ST.; 26xl32: store;
4-room basement house aud 4-roem cottage: facing
San Jose ave. Income $50: all street improvements
s2ooO-ocean View corner; 25xIoo: new broom
basement mousse; one-quarter cash. balance easy
monthly payments
GEO. BAILEY & co, e2s Market ST. iy27tf
pICHMoND BARGAINS
Lots on California St 22d ave. 9Th. 18th l4th and
Goth ayes, 1925 10 $1,000 cash any terms: choice
corners 9th and California sts and Point Lobos ave
and Clement ST.: know this district and have bar
gains 10 sell; buy now and you Will secure choice
Investments; call aud investigate.
Jy1 I'm ii. SIDE ROCHEMONT.4l5 Montgomery,rmS
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY, IL MONT
gomery ST. is prepared to furnish plans speclf
cations and estimates for any class OF building
an ywheTe, for cash or the nstaiment plan: cali
at the Office and inspect plans: the Home builder,
published monthly contains series of articles in
teresting 10 intending bniiders with elevations and
Eoor pans' sample copies free. 1y30 1t
TOR sALE-HoUsE OF 10 ROOMS. MODERN
Il improvements. suitable for families. Apply Q
Perry ST.. bet. I'd and Sd jy30 7ts
40 YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR COUN-
~ try. In the prettiesI valley OF the State? Apply
TO Napa Land Company. Napa. Cal, for list Of
properties seq Il
G.6Oa CASH. BALANCE SMALL MONTHLY
house on Noe St., bet. Twenty-Gfth and Twenty
sixth. one block T. OF Castro; full price only $1,000.
II. NELSON, builder lyI9 II
G10IQ BARGAIN; 50xl25: ONLY TWO
NDtOcV. blocks from electric cars, Mt Ocean
View station: good house, outbuildings etc. this is
very cheap and must be sold. has TO leave
the city. McEwEN BROS. AIS Montgomery.j51
> HOUSES: LOTS 26xl00: FOR SALE CHEAP;
= rooms. BATH sink set with filing; latest i'm
progements: cement sidewalk; cement walks In
garden; basement hoored and plsstcred. Florida
ST. bet ga ana I'D. jy3o 7ts
O. 4 "A MONTH WILL BUY HOME IN SAUSA-
D1O lito T. d. SPARROW, 629 Market jy9 II
The morning call., 1892-08-03

EDUCATIONAL.
n ERMAN PROFESSOR or TIE PIANO; MOST
" improved method 81 Ninth 81. aus SIN
DROP. d. MANSFIELD, MANDoLIN. GUITAR
banjo, compositions. Studio l705 Marketau3 3m
DRoF. CHARLES G0FFRIE. I430 WEBSTER,
1 continues giving violin lessons au3 7t'
HANGING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES AT LOVES
~ Academy, sol Suffer ST. jy16 II
EVESING SCHOOL; $50 MARKET; ROOM 50 !:
II tYpewFiting done. Call DAY or evening. an2 3m
NINE. GIFFARD HAS RESUMED HER FRENCH
isI classes; latest method 1905 Pine ST. aul limo
MERRILL COLLEGE SHORTHAND TYPE
1u writg, teIegraphy; day and night classes 659kt
ZIsKA INSTITUTE, 1906 VAN NESS AVE
II French, German and English boarding and day
schoeI: young ladies and children: the 10Th year
opens Aug i. NINE. B. ZlSkA. AN, principal. I'm
LLoCUTIoN MADE EASY BY THE -GREAT
l. kranek System. Professor Harry c. Franck,
A NJ The originator Of the only true system OF elo
cution. viii give lessons ia this city; one course is
sufficient; satisfaction guaranteed For particulars
call room II, $50 Market st. jyI2 Inns
EUROPEAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
u girls: 2l27 Jackson st.: board; English. French,
German music dancing; $50 per month; new term
begins July II: coach calls or pupiIs. is28 II
CPECIAL COURSE N GENERAL LITERATURE
- or science ior Strangers summering here; class
private. MRS. HINTON, y3S 1eary ST.. 3 to
P 1el7 SIN
CCHOUL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL ELRJ
- trical engineering surveying, architecture az.
sayihg; eStab 1861 A an der Naiiien, 92S MarxsS
II EALDs BUSINESS COLLEGE. ~ PosT sc
Al Doubie-entry book keeping, peBnanship, short
ksnd, type writing, biography. ETC. all inciudefl1
tLsiness course under one fee o. $T5 ie33si
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