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fever, and diei almost suddenly, goink
to her last sleep in the family tomb Of
the d'Espars in her winding-sheet Of
virginia. white.
''They dare not tell Latriville of her
death, he would not have survived tho
shock; SO by each mail went letter, to
be read at his bedside by gentle sis
ter of mercy, which spoke OF the dear
fiance who was waiting for the poor in.
valid and loved him still. In point of
fact, it was not all falsehood, for the
admirable woman you saw just now,
who was then Louise d'Espars, had
taken his sisters place, had offered to
be, without the knowledge of the
wounded man, the comforter that
Jeanne could no longer be.
Eyes, it is now two years since Latri-
Wills return and marriage; as yet nc
one has betrayed the subterfuge; he be-
lieves that he has the one whom he
had chosen, the thought of whom gave
him strength in his aufferings. For
him it is Louise who is dead, Jeanne
who lives. So the sharp sorrow
that awaited him was conjured away
his wife is full of the deepest, almost
maternal tenderness for him; he
adores her, and is happy. Now is the
situation SO dreadful?"
mo, really" said 1, deeply touched
by the tale, 'but know not which tc
admire mast, the sublime devotion OF
Nine. de Latriville or the delicate affec
tion of those who participated in the
plot and so religiously kept the secre,
without thought of their own pain in
constantly hearing the name of the
dear one no longer with them"
'It simply proves that human nature
is not SO bad as it is painted" said
Jacques, as he left me to dress for din
ncr.
At dinner time, when l saw Latri
vile enter the room leaning on his
wife's arm. the latter radiantly beauti
full, beaming with the soft light of sac
rifice, was SO moved that could no
utter a word. l stood there, seizet
with admiration for this noble ant
charming creature who seemed to mt
the living incarnation of charity ant
love. would have liked to tell hel
that l knew her story and veneratet
her as saint.
She held out her gloved hand to me
which I touched with my fps, will
such deep respect that she guessed m,
thought and the divulgation Of her SO
| cret.
my DEAR" said she, to her husband
"here is Mr. Mayran."
And read in her clear eyes praye
that, in my turn, understood.
ALMA LIE Duo.
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FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES.

New and Odd Articles Seen at the jew.
eIers.
The cologne funnel is a welcome ad-
dition to the toilet table.
Shoe-tie clasps are in both silver and
gold, and are even jeweled.
Silver reflectors are intended for
reading and sick-room candles.
Silver billiard chalk-holders belong to
well-equipped billiard rooms.
Maccaroni forks are expressly de-
signed to ensnare the slippery edible.
Special boxes of plain and repousse
work are designed to hold tooth
powder
Bottle tubes and sprinklcrs, bitters
and perfumery bottles are in two sizes.
A bill may be more ornamental, but
is no more welcome in the new bill
clips.
Elevated railroad ticket cases come in
cases made of all the pretty new leath-
ers.
Gentlemen's belts are luxuriously
made with buckets and chains of silver
and gold.
Torbet spoons for Roman punch and
mid-dinner ices are gold-lined and
pointed.
So humble an instrument as the
knife for repressing the growth of corns
has handles of ivory, pearl, shell and
silver.
The pursed camera is new fo1 eign
fad. The idea is that when the thief
steals your purse, the purse will catch
| his features.
Heart-shaped purses OF kid are intro
duced. These are of white kid, red kid
with filigree gold tan suede with, bronze
and gray suede with cut steel mount
ings
All indications show that the feminine
shirt to be worn with blazer is to pre-.
vail this summer For these gold studs
FURNISHED in dull, gold and chased are
required.
The young woman who is going to the
country with her dog this summer finds
q dog whistle necessity. The facet ed
| thistle OF gold mixed with platinum il
the most business like. Jewellers Cls
enlsr,
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

William Waldorf Astor is reported
from Europe to be writing novel of
the fifteenth century. When he wants
to describe a certain kind of room he
has one fitted up in exactly the way he
desires it, regardless of expense.
Mrs. Ella w. Peattie, who, under
the title of ''NNith Scrip and Staff has
written for children story of medieval
flavor and of surprising interest. is an
Omaha newspaper woman whose name
has become familiar to eastern readers
through the excellent short stories she
has written for the magazines
| Secretary Elkins, it is said, has
| more callers than any previous secre-
tary since the war. He is besieged from
the moment he is out of bed until he is
In it. The secrctary's family at last ac-
counts had been permitted to cat but
one meal, since they moved into the
Washington house, without strangers
present.
The crown prince of Roumania is a
! Hohenzollern, and, therefore, member
OF the house of the German emperor.
|
over which, in the natural order Oh
events, he will reign, is only eleven
years old. The Roumanian crown is
made of metal from the cannon taken
| by the Roumanians from the Turks al
Plevna in 1877. -----
Mile. Elise ST. Omer, the celebrated
French explorer, travels without any
luggage, not even a handbag All she
requires is slowed away in her capa
cious pockets. Thus equipped, this en-
ergetic lady has travelled through al
parts of Europe, Asia and America; ha.
visited Mormons, Japanese and Cinga
lese, ridden side by side with Bedouin.
and climbed the Himalayas.
Few people bear in mind the fac,
that Louise Michel, the heroine of tn,
Paris commune, is a poctess, or wa,
once, for she writes only prose nova
days. She is sixty-two years old anG
lives in garret in Paris. She is quie
little woman. Even when most excited
she spcakes in a monotone, and hel
favorite position in speaking is to 81
behind a table with her hands claspet
| oSAoAS = ioi. iIof Oiliy ScStuIc lS H1dl
by moving the palm of one hand acros
the other.
The other day party of gentlemen
comprising Grand Dukes Alexis ant
Vladimir, the due de Morny and others
set off toward the Place Maubert. tn,
center of Paris Whitechapel. The,
visited the house kept by the "Pere La
bette" the Ste. Genevieve ballroom
where Duke Alexis was astonished t.
find that many poor men, who proba
bly, had not dined, were paying penn,
for each dance they went through, an,
danced all the evening.
Maj. Tasumasa Fukushima. tn
Japanese gentleman who is riding fron
Berlin to Vladivostock in the saddle,
making slow progress. A pedestrian
could easily keep up with him. Al
though there is nothing wonderful il
his undertaking, he is met at ever
town with big crowd and sometime
with courteous military attentions. Th
ajor.sis of small stature, being half
head shorter than the shortest Russian
officer, and slight in proportion, thoug
very muscular. His horse, Alhambra,
of an English breed.
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Now Nine. de Latriville?'
''Wait! Latrivilie was very much in
love and ardently desired that the
marriage might take place before his
departure. The minister's orders gave
him no time, however. and he was
forced to leave without delay, his heart
full of sadness at the indefinite post.
ponement of the realization of his de-
sires.
I'm Tonkin he behaved gallantly,
Ike the brave fellow he is, and was pro-
NOTED for heroic conduct during the
retreat OF Langson. This satisfaction
was certainly due him, as was the
cross which soon followed it, for on the
snme day Latriville received in the
head one of, the last of the Chinese
missiles; he was picked up in a
dreadful, condition, lay for months be-
tween life and death, finally remaining
blind, without any hope of ever recoy-
ering his sight While the surgeons
were fighting for his life out yonder,
his aaneee was taken III with typhoid
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lie stepped upon a tack
He raised q fuss;
Ills observations on that point
Can best be published thus:

Detroit Free Press.
-"1 can take hundred words min.
ute," said the stenographer. II often
take more than that" remaxked the
other in sorrowful accents; "but then
have to. I'm married. boston Tran
script.
Consideration for Others. Tommy
81 had such bad dream last night,
gradpapa." The Admiral it to
me, Tommy Tommy-"Oh, no! It
would only frighten you as it fright
ened me. Punch.
What Can She Do?-
When lovely women, still unwed,
Finds that her once bright charms have fed,
And younger maidens take the fellows eye,
When natural color's gone for aye
From locks once fair, but now quito gray,
What Is there left for her to do--but dief
-Pharmaceutical Era.
1t Does, Indeed.-Shingiss-'I see
by the newspapers that the ameer OF
Afghanistan has sent to- Queen Victoria
letter of coincidence on the death OF
the duke of Clarence, the letter being
inclosed in box of pure gold weighing
pound" Larimer-"What a mapnifi.
cent gift that was.' Shingiss-s'O, no
1t was ameer tritle.' Lerimer.> "Still
it shows S that he khaa Do t,p-.-pitts
hurgh Chronicle. -. 5 - -
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HUMOROUS.

: Sawyer-"The proof of the pudding
is Gin the eating" De Spep-'No it
isn't. It's in the digesting."-N. Y.
News. A
-Ethel--"I couldn't manage to get
along without art" Maud-"Of course
not; such complexions are a misfor-
tune"
Making Game of Himself. First
Sportslnan-"Hit anything?" Second
Sportsman Qimping along)--"Yes; one
fool. Kate Fields Washington.
-"Miss Smart has accepted that
young fellow who was paying attention
to her." ''Is he richf" Didn't say
she hail accepted him?"-N. Y. Press.
cts long lane that has no turn
ing" said Charley Chuggins' room
mate "Y-a-as," replied Charley, who
was making his toilet, land it's the
same way with short cuff. Wash
ington Star
In Print
lie stepped upon tack
He raised fuss;
Ills observations on that point
Can best be published thus:
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His Ideas of Fiction were crud..

Miss Quilldriver-I write stories, you
know They are printed in books.
MIR. Cowpuncher-Why, you surprise
me! used ter have good deal of a
reputation as liar myself out west;
but ,pshaw, it was jest off-hand lyin'.
never went SO fur as ter hev my yarns
printed fur facts.--Life.
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Customer lin restaurant) - "See
here, waiter, I've found button in this
salad" Waiter -"That's all right, Str,
it's part Vi the dressing. Rural NeT
Yorker.
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YATES&CO..
MANUFACTURERS OF
PAINTS, OILS
VARNlSHES.
HAVE REMOVED
To the Large FiVe-StOry Building,
700 and Front Street.
BETWEEN PACIFIC AND BROADWAY.
10 The office of BERRY
BROS. Of Detroit, Manufaetur.
ers Of VarDiSheS, Japans and
Hard Oil Finish, have Removed
to 200 and I'll Front Street.
del3 TuThsa I'm

We do not know why
SCOTS Emulsion of cod liver
oil is so useful in those simple
but varied conditions which
you know as =" having a
cough" We cannot explain
it: we only know the fact
from experience.
1t may be due to the COM
bination of tonic effects of
cod-liver oil and the hypo-
phosphites it may be partly
due to the glycerine. There
are many effects in medical
practice the causes of which
appear to be plain, but how
those causes produce those
effects we do not know at all.
Scorr & BOVINE. Chemists. 1sz South 9Th Avenue.
New York.
Your druggis, keeps Scots Emulsion of oliver
o;l-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
oc1 ThsuTu&wy I'm
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Death of ]. o. Brown.

John @. Brown. ex-Mayorof Sacramento,
died from paralysis of the heart on Tuesday
night. Mr.. Brown came to this State in the
early days and settled In Sacramento, wher e
he resided up to about six years ago,
when he came 20 this city. He was twice
elected Mayor OF Sacramento on the Demo-
cratic ticket, serving from 1881 to 1887. He
was nominated for the third time, but was
defeated by Eugene c. Gregory, promi-
nent Republican.
MIR. Brown was one Of the founders of the
Board of Trade of this city, being its first
manager
Upon retiring from the Board OF Trade
Mr.. Brown was appointed Gas aud Water
Inspector OF this city. He also held the
office of trustee of the Stanford University
aud of the State Insane Asylum at Napa.
Mr.. Brown was president and part owner of
the Sacramento Gas Works. He was a
brother of w. b. Brown. who was at one
time State Controller. He leaves widow,
who is at presentin the East. The news of
the death was telegraphed her. and the re-
mains vii! be held until her arrival. Mr.
Brown was native of Kentucky. aged "a
years.
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ONE WAY TO EAT.
How PenniIess Hungry rIan Paid
for His Teal.

INV
for His Teal.
Get away and let me down him once
more. L haven't got 50 cents worth out of
him yet" yelled an Infatuated individual to
crowd of people who tried to drag him
from the PROSTATE form of a well-dressed
man in the California Market early last
night.
There had been fght-a brief one-sided
tussle. only, to be sure, because the victor
was physically the unfortunate victims
superior.
But it served the unfortunate victim right
because he was no gentleman, in the Ian
guage Of the California Market coterie.
The U. V. had the temeritv to eat 81
cent meal and had the audaeity to be unable
to pay for IL when the paDgs of hunger had
been temporarily stilled.
What right had he TO be broke2
And how could he dare TO be hungry be-
sides?
So said the butchers, truckdrivers.
walters and hsDgers-on, who applauded the
man who, according to a VOW he had regis
tered, was taking 30 cents out of ''the miser-
able wrptch's hide"
Bleeding from the effects of the rough
treatment he had received the man who
had partaken of the unpaid meal tried 10
stink out of the reach of his tormentors
when he was arrested by n policeman.
what is the matter wild you?" roughly
said Chief Crowley's sunbeam"
Nothing, sir. Please let me pass" an
swered the bleeding.and sore unfortunate.
'Why,yes, shouted young man who has
not done stroke of work for years, she
blKed de grub joint an he chewed 30 cents
worth OF vittels an tried to make a sneak"
Move onl' the sunbeam shouted. ma
jestically, to the poor devil, ''or I'll run
you in
Loud outlaws of applause followed the
impartial at of justice of Chief Crowley's
young man, and the latter shook hands with
"Jim" aud Joe" and "Billy," while no.
body cared what became of the fellow who
had no money and couldn't pay for his
rnaals
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MONEY TO LOAN.

pLENTY MONEY OK FIRST OR sEcosD
Il mortgage;no delay :low Interest 3ls PIne, r.. so
(1ITY LOANS. 6PER CENT: o DELAY 81 NJ
~ W0OLLEY. r. f3. NILS building. sd floor. del q
MONEY LOANED ON JEw ELRY AND OTHER
WI yaluabies at tbs Security Loan Bank llO6
Market, mr. Mason private entrance Turk. Ctr
MONEY AT 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT.
Nf cages without delay. MURPHY. 328 Pine. 3m
+ OANS on REAL ESTATE. NOTES, BDs IN
u warehouse. j.SBoWMAN 323 Montgomery. Il
WEEK 8 NEWS FoRs CENTs-THE WEEKLY
~ CALI. In wrapper. ready for mailing.
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Whist has been called a ruling passion in
Boston. But in Chicago they say whist has
become veritable reign of terror. Every
other consideration pvots on whist engage
meltS.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIoSEERS
Ia Montgomery St. 5. r.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Call and obtain ene 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.


S0OUU. s.story house Of rooms. 'A'''
$3200-Comf orta6Ie house of large rooms
Diamond ST.. near 25th.
S4OuO-7-room double baY-window residcnce:
COR 18th and Diamond SITS.
$2T50-Cottage of rooms on Diamond. near 25th
All finished complete with bay-windows. baths
wood mapteis. hoored easements. iron fence, stone
sidewa ks let and only block west from Castrest.
Also inside and corner lots near cars. on which
will build to suit
ON VERY EASY TERMS.
By +. NELSON, builder, 1920 25th st.. near
Castro. no3
$3.50 rsdsS sh a.
S3I0-Lot 35xl0O; sidewaiked; So monthly.
S7o0-Lor 40xi90: severed and macadamized.
S3Oo-LOt 4OXl55: near railroad: SIS monthly.
$750-Lot 9sxIa5; level; $40 down: ST monthly.
CHAS. a. BAILEY. owner, 20 Montgomery st. e.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
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Indigestion. Dizziness Take i,eecnam's Pill.
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zaaa12ssz2s9S:

N ORDER THAT WE MAY PUT OURSELVES
RGHI with the public and eradicate prevailing but
erroneous IMPRESSION take pleasure stating that
on OF about the Ist OF January 1885, expect place
the market the water of the famous California Geysers
well aware that there who have been de1udne
themselves for considerable time with the idea that they
have been drinking water from the Geyser Springs hitherto
We beg to them that this is grand mistake
The water OF the California Geysers has NEVER YET
been bottled however much people have been msled by
vertlsemens of waters affirming certainly implying
that they come from the Geyser Springs desire it to
be generally known that have secured THE SOLE
RIGHT to prepare this water We busy engaged
putting extensive botting machinery the GEYSERS
and hopeful that with the year. the
best water ever prepared will be available to all This will
be THE ONLY naturally boiled the market.
We otter $1,000 reward to any who will furnish
proof that not the FIRST and ONLY boers of the
water from the California Geysers
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DARE OPPORTUNITY: $500 TO $500 A MONTH
IL clear Of expenses IN thoroughly established
VI es2Ie prouuce commission busn eSs which viii
hear tbs stricresJ investigation at bargain. THE
CARNALLHOPkIAS CO, 624 Market 81. de2l 1t
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CARPETS.

- pets short lengths. zoe per yard: extra heavy
linoleuIH. SOC; aceoant of removal S w SHREK
CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS csc A YARD:
y lnstsllment prizes elsewhere 81 yd. NJ FRIED
Man q Co. .2S-23o stnektnn. and ~ Hnst IL Il
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A BARGA IN-DON'T FAIL TO INSPECT THIS
n property ut once: Ellis ST.. bet. Hyde and Lar
KIM Improvements. houses stories. containing 9
rooms each rents 500 per month; lot. size z6 lOIa
xS7 80 this is inside property and will pay per nj
upon price we can sell at Apply for further partcl-
lars to BOfEE, TOY a. CO., 19 Montgomery. d2l At
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HORSES.
DENTISTS

EREE-DURlNG TIE HOLIDAYS ONE TOOTH
i 1lied free or charge for each person. Chill
dTen's teeth extracted free Of charge when accom-
panied by parents. Graduate dentist. Onice cor
Polk aud suffer, over Wakeles's drugstore Hours,
20 70 3. Sundays 10 TO ~ de20 tt
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.

LoR RENT IN OAKLAND MODERN RESI-
dence OF rooms. including sleeping-rOOms.
situated on Harrison St, DuraRt; the finest
residence section OF town: convenient 10 narrow
gauge Terry depot large grounds: rent 900 month (;
90 lease for I. or years. Apply TO r. A. HERON.
1850 broadway, cor. Eleventh 81. Oakland. delS ~
no LET - FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED,
L 140S sixth ave, near Eighteenth ST, East Oak
land: the house has rooms, " it'll large basement
and hot and cold water: there is stable and coach
house. and the grounds handsome and well laid
out: rent furnished S45. unfurnished $50. Inquire
OF Captain r. MCNENlN. 400 Beale ST., San Fran
4arn
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BUSINESS CHANCES

00 DANCE HALL AND SALOON; CLEAR
IOO. ing $50 a month: selling At half its
2 on account of a Serious sickness: is a chance
lifetime. h, WHITE. 765 Market st.
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COL GETZ BROTHER,
~ ID POST STREET.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
S150 sl56 AND 500 FOR SOUTH OF THE
and park; only $25 down. balance IS per month
SOL. GETZ & BROTHER.
GOSO 1900 1850. $500 TO $500 FOR LOTS
UACO. opposite Strawberry Bin Observatory
near new lake and waterfall: line OF cable
lines and i electric line; when improvements are
completed Ii III be the most favored spot near the
park: only one fourth cash, balance $40 monthly
SOL GETZ ~ BROTHER
0QQ0 $1,000. sllOO AND $1,000 FOR BEST
OcNO. building lots In this city near Golden
Gate PARK: since Judge CARRIERS decision cable and
electric lines viii soon be extended; now is the
time 10 buy lois in that locality; take look ri our
new graded block between | and J SITS aud llth
and 18th ayes; only oDc-fourth cash, balance $40
monthly SOL GETZ Il BROTHER
G 00Q TO SLIGO FOR CHOICEST LOTS NORTH
tDoOO OF the PARK; cali before purchasing;
our prices are low enough aud our terms easy
enough TO suit any one: we buy and sell our own
property only: buy lots for houses now, don't walt
until the prices are beyond your reach
Call for maps and diagrams
sol. GETZ & BROTHER,
de4 tt SuTh l8 Post st.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ONLY SlOU0-HoUSE AND LOT: COR LOT
" good house; 5000; easy terms: large rs
OF city property aud outside lands TO exchange
furnished and unfuTniShed houses and also room
for rent MRS. j. H. CHANDLER, 1929 Park 81.
Masonic huIIdifg. AIsmeda. Ocl6u
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n OfltE Vi ASoECc3lEN l--COHsOLlD
IN California and Virginia hiGinz Company Lo-
cation OF principal place OF business San Francisco
Cal: location or WORKS. Virginia Mining District
Storey County, New.
No;ics Is hereby given that Mt meeting OF The
Board OF Directors. held o. the 18th day OF Decem
Der. 1892, an assessment mo. 81 OF 30 cents pei
share Ieyied upon the capital stock OF the cor
perati0n. payable Immediately IN United States
gold coin TO the secretary az the ONCE or the com
psny. room SO. Nevada block sos Montgomery st.
San Francisco. cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re
nlal unpaid the 2 Ist day OF January, 1893. vii
De delinquent and advertised for sale at pubic
auction and, nnieSs payment Is made before. viii
pc SOFA on FRIDAY, the 10th day OF February
IesS, 20 pay the delinquent assessment. toeethrI
with the costs OF advert.ing and expenses Of sale
by order OF the Board OF Directors
A. w. HhyENS, Secretary.
ofnce-Hoom SO, Nevada block gcJ Monteomery
e.. San Francisco. Cal
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A NY AsYLUH-KEEPER KNOWS ALL DENTAL
II gases are dangerous: by my wonderful secret
local application to the gums teeth may flied
extracted painessly thirteen first prizes for finest
hling. crOUnwork. bridgework and plates L
omnend my dental college that has removed from
1170 Market st. 10 ] Fifth St. Market: you
have good dental work done at my college for
balf the price the cheapest dentists charge
those wishing me TO do the work call at my main
Office o'FarTeu st. examination At both places
O. w LEX. aul6tf
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GoOD SALOON AND DANCE HALL; FIRST
SCOOO. class business: satisfactory tr1aI 10 par
ties meaning business. MCLAUGHLIN, 261a Kearny
street. Deg 81
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L'RUtI AND PRODUCE BUSINESS FOR SALE:
Old established Inquire fruitstail in Graad
Central Market. Market ST.. near sixth. de22 ST.
DARTNER WANTED IN AN OYSTER BUsT-
L ueSs and ehophouse; estab iiShed Address J.
X. box l63, Call Branch ONCE. de22 5r<