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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05
SEASONABLE GOODS
WAY.DoWN PRICES /!

To stimulate business during thesa dull
days We will give yon the benefit of some
genuine bargains, some Of which wo note
below.
Tolle du Hord Ginghams, in short
Lengths, at 90. These goods are we'll
known to you, are absolutely fast colors,
new patterns and OF sufficient lengthg to
make dresses.
One ~ case 5000 yards Bleached Cot.
ton, Fruit Of the Loom ard Dwight An.
Choir, lengths from to Is yards, at 81.
1000 yards Lonsdsle Cambria, 1 to IL
yards, at 81.
Fine Plaid Muslips and Nainsooks at 8
AID Zoe. These goods are cheap at 15c.
French SILICA (,ancy ra.terns) at 1914
such as those We have been selling at 20,
100 dozen Towols, 1888, at Toe PEI
dozen.
New Percales, New Outings and New
Ginghams.
Please examine our New Bread Cloths,
Tans and stesls. at 81 per yard.
AlsO line Of Bedford Cords. in all tho
new spring shades, at Toe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Feb 4-But little
e,aiu is hei ng received aud the market is dull al
heavy with no change in prices since last week.
We quote: Flour So 50a5 rs for fine to patent
family brands Wheat 95a97 Corn 44A49; Bye
6OaSO: Osts 34s37.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

CHICAGO, Feb. 5-10:45 a. m.-Whest-Fel
nominal Msy s92. Corn-Feb 40s4; Nay 40
Oats-Feb nominal; May 3l4 Pork-Feb n
SALES; Nav Sill 924. Lsrd-Feb-no sales MAJ
Sc 621a,6 IS. Short riba-Fob-no sales; As,
s. 971AA6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

HIsH-The fishing session. having opened, will
r have at my stall in the market or at my place
Of busin ess, Mo. ia north Fsirfs> street. the
Oldest hous, In the city, full supply Of FRESH
FISH. sHAD, PERCH, Trout, &c
seb4 3t T. ]. TRAYERs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

BALTIMORE, Feb 5-virginia consols -;
1O.4Os =; do IS 731ss73ss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

NEW YORK, Feb 5.-Cotton easy; upland;
ia; Orleans 79.; futures steady. Flour dull
and weak, Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet
and stronx Pork dull sud Arm at SO 1880 75
Lard qui:t and nominal at S6 rs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
The NATIVE SONS.

They Are Divided on the Question of
Celebrating Admission Day.
The meeting of the general committee of
the Native Sons of the Golden West to con-
slider the adyissbility OF celebrating Admis-
sion day was held at the rooms of the order
In the Pioneer building last night.
James p. Dockery occupied the chair and
Henry q. SchaeriZer acted as secretary
Reports from the various parlors in the
city In regard to the celebration were re-
eeived. California, Pacific, RincOn, Golden
Gate, Mission, Eldorado, Bay City, Alcalde.
Mantle. Yerba Buena, Columbia and Hes
perian parloTs reported In favor of celebrat-
ing; Stanford and National parlOFs refused
absolutely TO join in a celebration Of any
kind at any place. No report was received
from Sequola, AlcatraZ San Francisco or
South San Francisco parlorS, but they are
said to be willing 10 abide by the majority
rule.
Communications were read from the par
Tors OF the order IN Santa Rosa inviting the
parlOrS Of san Francisco to join them ia
celebrating Admission day 10 that city. Also
from the North Pacific Railroad Offering
rate Of 81 for the round trip to Santa Rosa
on that day with the privilege OF returnin.
on regular trains as late as Saturday and
Sunday, Admission day falling on Thurs
day.
A motion was made that the celebration
be held at Santa Rosa. This was amended
that the matter of the selection of place
fer the celebration lay over for one week.
The amendment was carried, and the secre-
tary was ordered to correspond with the
various towns in the interior of the State
explaining the status Of affairs regarding
the celebration and ascertain what places
intended to celebrate the day and what in
ducements they have TO offer the San Fran
cisco boys to meet with them.
The committee then adjourned for one
week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17

Michigan street by rs feet on Dearborn
avenue. The structure will be brought up
close 10 the building and alley lines. The
siX-fOot entrance which will be left be-
tween the new and old building on the
Dearborn avenue front Is designed for
private entrance to the clerks and jailer'S
offices. The new structure will rest on
foundation oil Streetsville cement and will
he seven storiess high The facade of the
first two stories will be Of blue Bedford
stone and the remaining five stories will be
buff in color and Of the same material, all
roekfaeed and laid In 10 by y inch courses.
The main entrance will be through a 20-foot
massive archway extending through two
stories and handsomely and deliberately
carved in stone.
The interior of the building will be con-
strueted of steel beams and tile erehweys
and partitions, supported and ineased by
columns finished in seagliola treated to
represent marble. The corridors will all be
finished in mosaic and wainScoted with
selected marbles. The building will have
three general passenger elevators and one
private elevator for prisoners, the latter ar
rangement being a mueh-needed reform.
Its effect will be that prisoners cannot pos
sibiy speak to or be seen by anybody except
their guards from the time they leave their
cells and cross the bridge Of signs" until
they are ushered into the courtroom.
The basement Of the new structure iwill
be eighteen feet high and will contain a
battery Of five boilers engine ana dynamo
rooms and two large storage vaults There
Will also be toilet rooms for general use.
The first floor will contain rooms of the
States attorney. Clerk Of the Criminal
Court and Sheriff's officers, all provided
with large vaults. The five upper floors
will he divided into ten courtrooms, each
about forty-eight feet square. with light and
air from two sides. thirteen jury rooms. ten
judges rooms, ten clerks rooms and ten
large vaults, besides twelve large offices for
various purposes, all provided with suffi-
Gent toilet rooms and conveniences. AT
the top OF the building will be the Grand
jury room with ante-rooms for witnesses.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
A PAINFUL SURPRISE.
The Street Sight That Shocked a Peta-
Inma IYonan.

4He Stree5 oiShC mat shocked q Pefa-
luna Woman.
A Petaluma dame stood on Market street
yesterday afternoon peering through her
speetacles at what she at first thought was
some strange freak escaped from Sells
Circus.
1t was only pale girl on a bicycle, but
the woman from Petaluma had never before
seen one of her sex riding the steel wheel.
The policeman near the Lolita Fountain,
gently touching her arm, awoke the old
lady from her trance and conveyed her TO
the Nucleus block. Her husband followed
her across the street.
Come along, mother" said her husband
as the old woman placed her BASKET on the
sidewalk and riyeted her eyes on the
beautiful creature riding the bicycle.
It's girl, is it?" she exclaimed when
her husband explained that there was
nothing unusual in the sight to city people.
Il don't care" she aided loud enough to
attract attention; KS shame to see girls
making a show of themselves in that way
| say ipS disgrace ! I'd like to catch our
Bessie On one of them highsikles-0r what
ever you call them. But just look at her,
John; just look at her humping over them
there rocks. Snpposin' she'd fall! What
then?"
II suppose l would have 10 pick her up"
he replied in his mildest tone as ne glanced
at the retreatiug figure.
A cataclysm of wrath filled the old
woman's eyes as she turned them on the
partner Of her joys and sorrows. "You
pick her up, she finally screamed. with
kibosh accent on the you" ''I'd like to see
you try it, you miserable old milksop. I'll
break every bone in your body when / get
you home.'
a crowd gathering to hear the colloquy,
the old man tried to look unconcerned and
walked step or two forward. His wife
stood for moment, too angry to move. III
you expect 10 get seat in the circus you
had better get move on you." were the
last words spoken by him as the old woman
picked up her basket and trotted after him.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
REAL ESTATE BY AUCTION.
Property Belonging to the Jessup Estate
Disposed Of

Property Belonging to the Jessup Estate
Disposed Of
0. t. Won Rhein g. Co. disposed of some
valuable property by auction yesterday.
The first disposed OF were two lots, each
25x119:6, on Clay street, between Davis and
Drumm, with improvements. The sale OF
this property marked the ending of the
Jessup estate contest. There were many
bidders and the property was sold to James
Carolan for S32, 800. The property rents
for 5000 Improved property, q 6x12O on
Fulton street, near LaTkiD. renting for
S1l5, brought $4,000. Twenty-One lots in
the Riehm ond district, corner OF a street
aud Thirty-fOurth avenue, brought 5000
The sum of $4,000 was paid for % :5x106 e OF
the southwest corner of Washington anG
Baker. A lot 40x156 g, with S-room dwelling
on Clay avenue, was knocked down fer
$500. A park building lot. 25x137 g. on the
north line of Grove street. west of LYON
was sold for $3.50. Two lots in the City
Land Associations, 50x100, went for $500
and a building lot on Chenery street, il
Fairmount Tract, sold for $3.50 A lOt on
East street, near jackson. 80 9 by irregular
depth, Was run up to S10,500 and was then
Withdrawn.
Within week Messrs. Won Rheln q Co.
sold a piece of property, corner of Jessie
and Third, belonging to the Jessup estate,
for S33 O00
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
Adoption of American Ideas.
Pfttsnuro DisDa.eh

An eminent English electrical engineer,
now on a visit to this country, spoke re.
Gently in high praise of American original
ity in electrical work. He also stated that
Europeans wait for us to develop a new
industry. but when they do Introduce it they
do it SO thoroughly that we are left far in
the rear. An instance of this Is found in
electric lighting. A few years ago London
had very few electric lights compared with
American cities. Now it far exceeds any of
our large cities, not only in the number If
careful, well designed and permanent con-
struction of the plants The same solidity
and excellence of construction obtains in
Berlin aud Paris. While in America we
were trying to make ourselves think that
underground lines were not practicable. in
Europe they were Introducing nothing else
but such wires,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
1T COST HIM FIVE DOLLARS.

Judge Trout Instructs VI. fl. Brick
wedel Upon a Question Of Law.
NJ. H. Briekwedel appeared before Judge
Trout yesterday to show cause why be
should not be punished for contempt OF
court in having refused 10 accept a subpoena
from Deputy Sheriff Rutherford to serve as
a juror. The deputy entered Mr.. Brick
wedel's place of business at l Stockton
street, and snbpenaed him as John Doe, ="
BTiekwedel having refused to give his name
when asked for it Upon the report of the
matter to Judge Trout by the deputy, al
attachment was ordered issued for Brick.
wedePs arrest. When asked by the cour.
why he had acted as he did, Brick wede
enolly answered that he knew the law in
his case, as he had helped to make il while
he was acting as State ASsemblyman. He
claimed that be was not compelled to give
his name to Deputy Sheriff to be inserted
in subpoena. Judge Trout assured HIM
that he was mistaken regarding the law,
and fined him So for contempt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
Licensed to Marry.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to the following PANIED:
Frederick f. Meiserau aud Edna c. Smith
1913
John Demartlni and Catherine NJ. NJ. Bohsiag.
30-24
Joseph j. Morris and Marian T.. Bray. 33-27
JeaHs L. Sch0u aud Bertha E. Mss 1877.
Julius Faltings and Ida S. Diers. 29-22
Aaron w. BXlev and Ella TrafIoB, 40-26.
John r. Lewis ana Nellie NJ McKeuRa, 2S-2O
Fritihof Erickson and Amy q. Loughreu
22-23.
Phillip i. Meiiale and Adele Marston. 30-Ss
Victor j. Lindquist ana Marie W. FaiIman
25-1S.
Manuel 5. Luis and Maria ConseisaO. $3.50
Adam Brehm and Lima Vetler. 29-24
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
RumboIdt At the Exrositton.

The citizens of Humboldt County met a
Rhonerville on Saturday last and effected ;
temporary organization oil the Humbold
County Worlds Fair Association. A. L
Compton was elected president and ID. L
Gordon secretary. Application is To b,
made TO the California Worlds Fair Com
mission for space in the California buildin
for the Humboldt County exhibit. rhe
meeting adjourned to Saturday, June p
fpetad
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
Myers was Rourblv Handled.

p ]. Mckinney has been sued by Henry
Myers for 5000 damages for having been
violently assaulted and elected from the
jewelry-stora at 732 Market street on the
18th inst Myers says he was beaten OF
the side of the head with cane and then
yanked over the counter and showcase, de-
malishing the latter. All this created con-
siderable CONJUNCTION and subjected him t.
inarfifieation
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
A Stolen tof Tools.

r. H. Dugan was arrested by Office,
ByrneS yesterday on charge of petty lar
eeny. He had kit of carpenters tools in
his possession and told various stories as IL
how he obtained them. The owner of the
property may recover 1t by applying to the
police at the old City Ball.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
The RASSARIS.
An Animal That Is New to the Pacific
Coast.
sIarysville Appeal

Coast.
Marysville Appeal
An old trapper has been bringing from
the mountains for two weeks a number Of
peculiar little animals that have puzzled q
good many people to tell what they were
They are about the size Of a common cat and
have large, bnshy tails, like that of the rae
coon. Their bodies are long and slender
and we'll protected by thick growth Of
browniSh-coloTed hair Their eyes are black
and swapping and when leased they grow
and spit Ike a cat, showing a row of teeth
as sharp as cambria needles. The name Of
these little animals is the Bassaris. and they
are a species of the ciyet eat, ranking Dr.
tween the fox and the weasel. They are
better than all the pussies in creation as IA
exterminators, and about 90 of them have
been turned loose in different warehouses
and livery stables in this city.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17


GHh00 RARE CHANCE. LOT 5Oxi32:
U=OOOs house OF rooms; some furniture and
chickens; make good chicken ranch; 50 worth in
come; near local train aud sJreetcar; 1868 cash.
Address Dox ID. d.. Oakland Once Call, 902 Broad
way. jel7 st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17

u IOUU. lass.
S75O-5OXllo: s. side Marshall, near Congdon;
College Homestead Association.
SS75-5UxlI0; \. side SILVER ave-, near Craut ST.;
College Homestead ASSOCIATION.
S250-1l5K 90. corner, lot ]. block 10, Abbey
Homestead Association.
S5O0-26xl20; goth ave, near California ST.; out
size lands.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
A HANDSOME COURTHOUSE
To BE Built in Chicago at the Cost OF
Nearly Half Million Dollars.
Chicago Herald.

Chicago Herald.
The new criminal court building, of which
the accompanying Illustration gives an out
line, was designed by Otto H. Matz, the
county architect 1t viii be rather i'm
posing edifce Of the modern style. Work
is to be pushed TO such an extent that the
building will be under roof early next De-
cember. The total estimated cost of the
improvement is 100000. The new building
will cover an area having 204 feet front on
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17

0S0O DOWN, BALANCE INSTALLMENTS: 3
u OOO new modern cottages, rooms and bath:
high basement: cement walks: Hampshire ST.,
bet 9th and goth; owner on premises jel2 It's
0OO00 2 COTTAGES ON NOE ST., BET
INAOOO. 25th and 26th; also Groom and
two 7-room houses Castro ST., bet 25th aud 26th
very easy terms, by +. NELSON. builder, 1920
25th ST 1e6 tt
DARE OPPORTUNITY ABOUT 80 ACRES
~ choice level land within miles depot: II mile
school: Contra Costa County; all In choice bearing
fruit ana vines: plenty water: Will sell exchange
for city or Oakland property. Address C. T. r.,
GirsTd House. 5. Washington ST., Oakland. 10 15t%
no you WANT PROPERTY CITY OR COUS-
IL try IN tie prettiest valley OF tie state: Apply
10 Napa Land Co, NRpa. Cat Tor IGg OF prorsr-
ties. se23 e
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17

JAMES McCONAHEY. CARPENTER AND
- builder l22 Eddy-Jobbing repairing attended,
store aud office fitting speciality. reieph'e 342Sly
I vLAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- tle Sacramento st. cabinet work and nttnguR
edlees promptly attended; telephone sO0 ml6I
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17

ZINE EMPRESS WAGON MARE; CHEAP FOR
j want use. 9I5 Shotwells le II BIS
TOR SALE OR RENT GENTLE HORSES AND
/ l spring wagon. 1913 Market st. jel5 81
SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON AT p
i Besle ST. A. W. SANBORNE fel4
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17

Go 000 MUST BE SOLD; HOME NEAR
u Z-OOO. Golden Gate Park: NV cor. of
Page and Lott SITS lot IS $500 this house is newly
built und The direction OF the present owner and
nothing was spared TO make II elegant and comtoT
able; complete In all appointments; electric bells
and gas-iighters; wooden and tiled mantels; entire
house Tiehy pdpercd and rescoed; II you want an
elegant home, with every comfort. look at this
place 1T once; contains 10 rooms. bath, laundry,
servants room. etc; 1t 10 being sacrificed to make
Immediate sale; only small amount OF cash
needed Apply for card of admission to EASTUN
Ell BRIDGE CO, 63S Market ST. je15 81 cod
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
CT PER WEEK.

u L.
YOUNG MEN, WORKING MEN, YOUNG LADIES
and every industrious person that wants to make
money.
How you can buy a cheap lot upon easy terms
and that Will double In value before paid
for. will offer for the next 3 days 100
lots In ths EImhurst Tract, 25xl25, Sl25
to $3.50 per lot. upon payment OF 50 cash
upon each lot, balance 81 per week. with low rate
OF interest, only per cent per Rnnum; every lot
located directly at the station. only 10 minutes 10
oakland 40 minutes 10 San Francisco; If you want
TO come in this Offering, do so at once as there
will not be a single lot left after Is days This will
be the last chance Of this kind you VIII ever
have 10 buy lots conveniently located
TO the metropolis OF the State surrounded
by substantial improvements; &c daily trains be-
tween Elmhurst ana san Francisco, and long be-
fore your lot Is paid for you wihaye hourly trains
il you viii stop and consider this opposition for
one moment you vii buy or two OF these beau
tful lots: come In at and select choice lUca-
ton. Remember. only make this offer for Is days.
over 20 lots sold this week. Owing TO the heavy
expense OF grazing the streets in this elegant tract,
which Will be common eed at once, Will sell or
lots very cheap for cash. Call at the ONCE to be
shown property.
For maps and further particulars address all com
municatiohs TO owner, }, w. LAYMANCE, 466
Eighth ST. Oakland, Cal. jelO LOT
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17

GOOSO ELEGANT nome on OAK ST,
II OZOU. near Fillmore; must be sold ac-
count of departure from the state: cottage In 2
floors; contains rooms, bath. laundry, servants
room, etc, etc. beautiful garden front and rear;
sun IN every room; elegantly papered and deco
rated throughout; an ideal home: must be seen to
be appreciated; note size Of lot 40Kl2O EASrON,
ELDRIDGE & CO., 63S Market ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17
ALAMEDA RIAL ESTATE.


TREMENDoUs SACRIFICE = LOT 5oKl25;
only: make an offer. It. F. BAIRD. Mort on station
narrow gauge. Alameda. iel6 st
GREAT BARGAINS: FROM $3.50 TO $500
~ down new modern to room houses; terms
TO suit; large list OF choice property Tor sale; IL
you want a summer residence; If you wish to
change outside lands for Alameda Oakland San
Francisco property; IL you wish for bargains in
real estate, call on MRS. l. II. CHANDLER, 1929
Park ST., Masonic Building Alameda. je5 #
CIE0N MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE; NEW 5.
% lCUU. room house With modern conYe-
nienCes: good location and station: easy
terms. J. S. HANLEY d CO., 1851 Park st. jeS If
QsIS0 CASH; BALANCE $50 PER MONTH:
ID : w lot SO AZ l25 IS; 2story house of rooms
and bath; located one of the be 1t avenues;
venieHt to school ana Staton price $4,000 No. l73.
$2500-Lot 33:4xlG0; new cottage OF rooms
and bath good location; fine view; $500 cash: bal
ance $50 per month. No. 2G9
$2650-Lot 25xl50; cottage OF rooms and bath;
good neighborhood; street work done; $500 cash;
balance $25 per month. No. 24l.
S3000-Lot 54xl58; cottage of rooms, bath;
sunny side OF leading avenue; convenient 10 sta
ton; $500: balance $50 per month. No. 2Z7.
$3266-Lot 57xl6S; cottage of rooms and bath;
~ side OF avenue: fine acation; street work done;
$500 cash, balance S35 per month. No 22S
S1200-Lot 81 :6x150; cottage OF rooms and
bath; large attic: excellent neighborhood: near
Chestnut-st station; $500 cash, balance $50 per
month. NO. 2u6.
Choice lots al bargain IN all parts OF Alameda;
houses TO let and money 20 loan. II. p. MOREAL ~
CO, 1882 Park ST., Alameda; 402 Montgomery ST.,
san Francisco ie5 II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17

C.I00O FINE CORNER SALOON FOR SALE
u OUU. Established IS years: doing a large
trade. No. ! location; kept by present owner
years long lease at low rent; best reasons for sell
ing, large stock. Apply K KENNY, 1904 Market
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17

G000 AND UPWARD = CHEAPEST BEST
WV and most convenient lots offered for sale
on the san LeandTo road, near Fruitvale: $40 cash.
30 per month. CLoUGH & BAKER, 1902 Broad.
$3.50 each and upward; 100 lots on San Leandro
road, the greatest highway in and out of Oakland:
viii rival San Pablo avenue in Importance; no such
bargains ever offered in Oakland; right in the
march OF immediate improvements electric road
to Oakland fare five 90 cents; at before
prices advance; sure TO make money; lots 40xl20:
BAKER, 1902 Broadway, Oakland
h 20 ea S eholce lots 29xi42 feeti only sly
T Wa3 10 0ak , and san Leaadro new ELECTRIC
WELD owner lYp2 Broo "a. way Oakland
nj m 81 M 81 M eyoo s,oo
~ ttt ~+'VO FAV''
" okhlNGMENl
STOP, READ AND THINK.
-'---lD go ~
YOUNG MEM
All lo0N" AADiH''
WHO ARE EARNING MONEY.
STOP D.Nn rt1rNx
-
No Won WANT
TO SAVE 81 OR % 4 WEEK
And make a solid investment In lots that are
more tiah worth their present valuation and VIII
oonOie IN price before you have them paid for?
IF so,
Iake advantage OF the first offering In the first sub
uiFlsIoh ever hiade at
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In uhoI'
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WITHIN ~ mlNoIES or oAhLANp.
WITHIN an u1NrrrIS Cp OK rpANCtSco
oxrye,c,e,
ONi'' u NAoH'
,,,-,,-., 49,.
DAhANCE oNLf - "EEh'
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IN 10" rate OF lltereSs ne streets are oslng
and Numbered. livery Lot Is ready to build upon
WITHOUT single eqi ar ~ expense 10 me puTeh
SaH eaTq a u 10 ePSH tne train lo6 eau
Ein.uIst lISOt y .o dds' InA9S
, liz ~ ~, r, 90 49, 80 80 $3.50 $50 az f $500
mar av man Woman or child can aFord To Inv
or TWO lots.
800 ,,,- ,.,.,
THIS SfESiAL offEh
is made 70 bring Eimhurst before the public. III
Il
FImSurst "
~ - ~ VIII IN -
So. n - 49,
We sty. Wlhout any e1eeP.ion' mere Is no o'er
tract alOhg THIS me OF Ioad tidt oHeIS 10 you the
dollars aad make az investment where it viii
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-17

Go00 SALOON' DAY TRADE; Old CaN-
L0OOU- tral stand positive bargain; must sell
Apply I D. BAENARD. 2O9 kearnY 81