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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-06-23

Fff1h Cla1s. Mc3al nwnx<711 Il 1I;ss N1rie
f11Eez1ofe. D|zlznRnisked. Ma I,nrIIe
H1<lznzIy, Pearl L'01c, Ec<fz< XnI<1<
RoELoF Hoxon
Me1ai or - Hcll q Honor. d0nszs1 -
friend, eouFetcd n b Misses Mo<iI1
xoxHtII, EzGczIe Hayden, Gusfe AkE(I. Elm
knrs1ae Ka1le 5hanlu. NJ Ma1linx1y.
Missile McsEAn, AadGe Uake. = U1E8
0nk1, 1<e<rndclzc Combs. Marie Lenk1nofc.
Lucille Ma<l;nzIy DmWn by M;sses l<11xe
Dake. LucIle Maf<ingiy.
fnnciunil1f Premium. <;omre<o1 fcx ~
0isees Eta Eer1on, Mo1Ife Fox vel. Loo<ie
Parsons, Katie Sh2uka. Lillian Bnrrourte
LIEN Ford, Lucille MaizInely, Master M.
hny spalding. Draws " Lillian Bslr-
YouRks.
Anol1ar EefnEe Of which u1enfiou should
not 10 emitted wss the specimens 81 draw.
Ing and Of plain and fancy needle work.
The pictures were on exhibition in the han
and we're well worth looking A. The we'll
executed crayozf Of tie Academy Hall and
the beautiful painting Of ssI'he Lilies were
The work Of Hiss Susie Abell and ''The
Wreck" and ~Mazy October'' 'boIe evidences
OF The artistic talent OF Miss Ellen Ford.
Ali the pictures wcrs excellent but The rue
to-lifs and faithful portraiture OF the cows
In ~IIazy October pleased as most or all
Ia the Music Reom lbe specimens u needle
work were arrayod and from the handsome
~ esnbroided piano cover OF Miss Abel 10
Che nicely worked doll baby dress of litkls
Miss Kitty Morgan they were gems, and
demonstrated hat The SisicTs succeeded as
well In training the nimblc fingers of shesr
pupils % use BE 0celIe Is thoy 10 IN slor.
ing their minds with hook knowledge.
TO The Sisters and 10 Rev Father jenkins
too much praise cannot be given for %
spendidly developing the Grand institution
Of learning which has been buildcd In Our
midst. May Ii evcr prosper.
A Worthy Rx-csnfsdsrsts.
Recently, Mr. William +. Perry, of Me-
gainesville, was compelled by poor health
and inability 20 work 70 apply 70 our County
Commissioners fora penaion. go per year,
was granted and the flnt instalmept was
sent In The interim, however. Mr.. Perry
had In measure rcgained his health and
Saturday, Commissioners Clerk Mating
ly showed us The order for first payment
which Mr.. Perry had returned because he
had 90 far recovered AZ to be able 10 do
something for himself and family. Than
William u. Perry no better man or Drawer
soldier wore the gray and followed the
Southlands meteor flag He was mem
Der OF Capt. Murray's Company and was
shot through the body At Harrisonburg, In
the Valley. Il Is the old wound which l.
In large measure the cause Of his present
feeble condition. We hope some Of the
ex-Confederates upon whom fortune has
smiled will interest themselves In the case
of their gallant and needy comrade.
There be fat pensions for the boys who
wore the blue, but the gallant soldiers of
the Lost Cause have no government treas
ury 10 draw upon. All they have to look
70 in their times Of sore distress ID the
helping hands Of those who yet believe that
their cause Though lost. still . lust and
who honor them for their noble
fight for the right as God gave thom The
right TO sec. To such We commend this
case.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-06-23

Mis Fsrssns- Only fragile link and
the chain will be brokeni swiftly the
hours have passed, till nov but the min
uses remain; even they mock rs in their
rapid flight and drifius as they 90. Life
holds no sunny hours that ere not filed
with pusings. no snilcs without their tears.
Loving hearts, 10 day, feel the truth thereof
in this. our last fond meeting.
Afiss Haydea-Yes. In the life Of every
human, an hour must come when one step
forward leads to new and untried stage.
That hour has dawned for us. To-day.
we enter upon new era but now rs we
pass onward, let rs pause and silently Gull
bunch Of sweet 8 Forget Mo Noss."
One moments love 10 iull,
a onnch Of hearts whose burning fame
Shall warm the bosom true
which ne'er forgets the friendly narne
Called oEce with pleasure new.
Mas AbeR-Herefofnre we have been
bornecalmly and peacefully on The current
Of Lies stream through Natures jewelled
domain, Happy Childhood.p Each day
aud each hour has been as pearls among
she gems of time. and rs we now sail on
our voyage they drift away by enc into
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-06-23

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-06-23

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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-21

new duties and in order 10 enable them to
economic the time at their disposal effect
lively. Postmaster Harlow has personally
supervised the work. and as practice deyeI-
oped new ideas that theory only suggested.
advantage has been taken OF them until Il
system has been reached and schedule of
time decided upon for the future continued
operation of the service.
The car Is twenty-eight feet long, incluG
ing front and rear platforms, and 8h feet
wide. One end is fitted up with an iron
rack to hang mail bags upon, distributing
case, stationery table. uostoffice stamp
and ink pad. On each side are mailboxes,
into which persons may place letters with
the assurance of quick delivery. Double
sliding doors on each side of the car furnish
the means OF egress and ingress for the mail
bags. The car Is operated by a double
dynamo, and runs on two four-wheel trucks.
with capacity Of twenty-five miles an
hour.
The frs. trip demonstrated that the new
service will not only expedite the delivery OF
local mails, but give additional celebrity in
the delivery of mails collected both In and
outside the city. Under the old system the
carrier, after finishing his first collection,
had to 60 to the Office, then go back with his
mall for delivery. All this time is saved,
aud the same men are able to 10 more, with
less labor and greater rapidity. The half
hour gained in the morning in getting
the mail to the Office expedItes not only the
local delivery four hours. but gives the same
advantage to mails leaving the city.
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A VALUABLE HINDOO GOD.
A Rich EngIishman Owns 1t and Paid
an Enormous Sum for It.
Philadelphia Pres.

The famous Hindoo god Lingam Is now
owned by an English gentleman of culture,
who paid sum equal to Si3. 900 for IL at an
auction sale of East India relics in 1888.
This sacred image stands but 1913 incnes
high, but, small as 1t is. 1t is well worth its
weight in hrst water diamonds.
The base of the figure is of pure ham,
mered gold. and around il are set nine
gems-a diamond. ruby, sapphire, chry-
soieryl. catseye, coral, pearle. hyacinthine,
garnet, emerald and moonstone. The apex
OF the figure, which is in the shape of a
pyramid. is encrcied with plinth set with
small but very fine diamonds.
The pinnacle Of the pyramid is a topaz
one and ten-sixteenths Of an inch in length,
and Dine-sixteenths OF an inch in depth,
this in shape of a horseshoe, the center
being n cats eye of exceeding brilliancy.
When the bad Shah." last king of Delhi,
was captured aud exiled to the Andaman
Islands. his queen secreted this idol and it
was never seen again until recent research
brought il to light whereupon it was taken
to London and disposed Of to Mr.. Spencer,
as above related.
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draws eighteen inches OF water with battery
and motor. The propeller is seventeen
inches in diameter, with three blades, and
makes $50 revolutions per minute. To the
propeller is geared small motor wound for
fifty volts and thirty amperes, and weighs
240 pounds. The launch averages seven
miles an hour.
From one charge of a solution Mr.. Aidrch
gets good twelve hours rum In tank at
the bow of the boat he carries extra soiu-
ton enough for three more charges. The
tank is made OF prepared wood. and Mr.
Aldrich thinks that it makes charging
station" that dynamo and steam engine
find ii pretty hard to compete with One
man can recharge the whole sixty cells
which the launch carries in one and a half
hours. OF course the twelve hours of SER
vice can be extended over several DAYS, a
few hours at time. The current is thrown
on or off by simple switch that any one
can control. The Electric seats twelve per
sons easily. and there is an active competi-
ton for seats that keeps her we'll loaded on
every trip.
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hour the letter here is given TO the postmau
But this is true, and this is difficulty that
the department has never been able 20 over
come, simply because man power was not
equal 20 steam.
IL remained for st. Louis postmaster
and that postmaster Major j. B. Harlow
to discover the first means of reducing the
time required for the delivery of local mail.
His idea was to utilize the streetcar systems
of all the large cities In the same way that
the Government has made use of the great
lines of railway which gridiron the
country. In other words. perfect a local
railway mail service modelled on the
general service. which has reached such a
high state of efficiency that it amounts to a
revolution IN the stage-c0ach methods OF
other days.
The new method was presented to the
POstoffice Department a year ago last
March, but owing to the fact that satisfac-
tory arrangements as to compensation and
schedule OF train service could not be per-
feeted, little was accomplished. The street
car was used for the delivery of closed mails
from the poSt0ffice to different points on the
line, but the initial attempt at delivery and
collection of mails in a given territory
was made last Monday. when car
especially fitted for the work made
the trial trip on the st. Louis and Sub
urban street railway line. The outside
appearance of the street railway mailcar is
familiar to the public, but it was the int
rior arrangements that were necessary to
make the plan successful. They were COM
pleted last Monday, but it required expert
ence to make the men familiar with their
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-21
More Precious Than the Diamond.

The most precious Of all stones is the jade.
on account of its rarity, its extraordinary
qualities aud the mystery of its euttirg. Il
was regarded as sacred stone, aud nobody
had right TO possess it except Prince oil
imperial blood. Italian authors spoke Of
the jade as osiada. and discussed its won
derful powers for healing seiatiea. The
legends surrounding this stone abound in
history. Good specimens of jade are ex-
tremely rare, and the world is at loss to
know now the Chinese managed TO cut IL.
because 1t Is so extremely hard that nothing
can make an impression upon il. Splendid
specimens OF gray and green jade can be
seen IN the museum OF the Trocadero.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-21

member of the royal family was TO occur
and he was thrown into fever aud died IN
six weeks.
But perhaps the most remarkable death
from fear was that of the Dutch painter.
Pentman, who lived in the seventeenth CEN
tury. One day he went into room full of
anatomical subjects to sketch some deaths
heads and skeletons for a picture he in
tended to paint. The weather was very
snltry. and while sketching he fell asleep.
He was aroused by bones dancing around
him and the skeletons suspended from the
ceiling clashing together. In fit of terror
he threw himself from a window, and,
though he sustained no serious injury, and
was informed that slight earthquake had
caused the eommotion among his ghostly
surroundings, he died in a few days ina
nervous tremOr. [ could cite many other
cases where the shock TO the nervous sys-
tenn which we know as fright has produced
daafh
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Death From Fright.
From the washington Post.

HIVI tuo W dSuIH8tuu FoSt,
nave interested myself somewhat in
looking up unusual causes of DEATH" said
DR.. Elder, land have met several we'll
authenticated cases where fright was the
cause. The English surgeon general. Fran
els, tells Of a drummer In India, across
whose legs harmless lizard crawled while
he was half asleep He was sure that a
cobra had bitten him, aud il was too much
for his nerves and he died. Frederick / of
Prussia was killed by fear. His wife was
insane. and one day she escaped from her
keepers, and, dabbling her clothes in blood,
rushed upon her husband while he was dog
ing in his chair. King Frederick imagined
her to be the white lady, whose ghost was
believed to appear whenever the death Of
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-21
AN ELECTRIC LAUNCH.
1t Was Built Some Time Before
AStOr'S Fast Boat.
New York We

Mr.. Astor's new electric launch, the Cor
cyra. is not, as was announced some time
ago. the first of its kind built in this coun-
try. The pioneer vessel of this sort is the
pEimary-battery launch Electric, built ac-
cording to designs of Mr.. Frank Aldrich.
Washington, ID. c. The Electric is twenty
feet in length and five feet beam. She
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n EAT 1-SI0RY BAY-WISDON COTTAGE;
IN rooms and bath and high basement: gas, hot
and cold water electricity. etc, Lyon st. bet clay
and Sacrameuto; nice and improving neighbor-
hood: cars handy; easy terms
ZINE LOT ON PAGE ST.. BET. SCOTT AND
Devisadero; 3oxl37:6; s425o.
GUERRERO AND l4TH SITS: NV. CORNER;
" 76x9O; electric cars turn there: electric road 10
pass on l4th ST.; anything built there will rent
ZINE LOT W. SIDE d syISADERo. BET. TURK
Il and Eddy; x5xIOO: sewer. gas and water con-
nectionS made aud street bitumenlzed and ac-
cepted.
LINE LOT ON w. SIDE VALENCIA, So FEET
L y. of 18th; 50NlOO, with 50 Is feet on 18TH St
by 100 feet in rear; splendid location for livery
stable or other business requiring rear entrance
ZINE PAIR OF FLATS; AND ROOMS AND
Il bath each Jersey ST. IN. sideJ. bet Sanchez and
Noe; only $4,000.
CHEAP HOUSE AND LOT IN OAKLAND; Y.
- line of Louisa st, near A; lot 25xI33. with neat
Groom cottage; only 1920.
Go00 WILL BUY GOOD HOUSE OF
spoOO large rooms. with lease OF lot 25xl20. at
~ % per month and privilege OF purchase OF land
II desired, on Maple St, of l8th, W OF Guerrero;
handy 10 Nalencla-st and electric ears.
Apply TO {. S. CAPP q Co, AIS Montgomery St.
House BroSers and Real Estate Agentsd21 q Wesa
G1H0 LOT 3OxlO0: BERKELEY. SEwERED.
VI IOO. graded aud maeadamized; 81 monthly
S3x5-Lot 35xl00; sidewaiked: s. monthly.
$loO-Lot 4pNl9O; severed and macadamized.
s3O1-lDt 4ONl45: near railroad: SIS monthly.
$loO-Lot a3S l35; level: $40 down: 81 monthly.
ChAS. A. BAILES, owner. 20 Montgomery 81. 8 Il
| OTIS SOUTH OF PARK AT DISCOUNT:
-, parties ewing me on agreements can pay at 81
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
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SPEEDY DELIVERY.
Successful Test of a Street Railway
riaii Car i'm New York.

St Louis Republic
The complaint heard oftenest at the post
Office is that of people who cannot under
stand why letter mailed for city delivery
at night does not reach its destination any
sooner than one mailed at the same time for
Chicago They do not appreciate the fact
that the letter mailed for city delivery at
night remains quietly in the office until
morning. while one mailed for Chicago
travels all night and arrives in Chicago
ready for the carrier at exactly the same
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-21

The Norman term ''maire," afterward
Anglieized into mayor" was introduced in
the reign of Henry III, and it was King ohm
who first granted the citizens OF London
the right Of electing Mayor annually. The
prefix of lord" and the style of fright
honorable" were granted by Edward Ill In
1854
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-21

An EDgishman has invented new sys-
tenn OF electric mains, whereby one wire of
the present tEfee-wire system can be saved.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MUNE1 10 LOAN.
DLENTY MONEY ON FIRST OR SECOND
Il mortgsge;ne-aeay low interest 3ls Pine X. 80
CITY LOANS. q PER CENT: o DELAY H. ~
" WoOLLEY, r. l3. Mills building. Sd floor. del 81
MONEY LOANED ON JEwELRY AND OrHEE
lu vaiuables at the Security Loan Bank llO6
Market. mr.. Mason: private cntrsnce7 Turk. 9tf
Al oSEY AT 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
Ni cages without delay. MURPHY, 326 Pine. 3m
I DAMS ON REAL ESTATE, NOTES, MDs IN
IL warehouse. is BOWMAN 323 Montgomery u
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
y.LAwRKNCE CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
elb sacramento 1T cabinet work and fttingap
oElces promptly attended: telephons 500 mlost
STORAGE.
E'lRST-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
n e42e44 Mission st CHAS 1. TAYLOR iy3I
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE OF
~ TOBIAS NJ. LINDEMAN. deceased Notice Is
hereby given by the undersigned. Administrator of
tho estate OF TOBIAS u. LINDEMAN. deceased
TO the creditors OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers. within ten months after the
hrst publ cation OF this notice. to the said Adj
ninstrator, ut the office of John T. Carey IO4
Suffer ST.. room TO- the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of the said estate I'm
The city and county OF San Francisco State OF
California.
THOMAS NJ. JEwErT. Administrator OF the
estate of
TOBIAS NJ. IINDEMAN deceased
Dated at san Francisco. Cal. Nov. 20. 1892. 1t
~ given that the undersigned receiver Will on
SATURDAY the Pain day OF December, 1892 at
the hour OF O'Clock In pursuance of an order
OF the superior Court OF the County OF Alameda.
state OF California. made on the 18th day of De-
cember, 1892. In the matter OF Herman Lesser &
Co, an insoyent debtor. sell ut public or private
sale 10 the highest bidder all the person property
consisting OF the stock of boots ana shoes rubber
goods slippers fixtures and all other goods and ap-
Iurtances contained In the store qO2 COS Broad
way, In the ty or Oakland; also the of goods
consisting OF boots, shoes. rubber goods, etc. con-
tanned In the store at 2s4 Main St, In the city of
Stockton, State OF California.
Notice is hereby further given that sealed bids for
said personal property. Jointly separately. TO
the stock In each store viii be received at the ONCE
OF the undersigned (At the Courthouse In city OF
oakiandl mp 20 the Path inst, at IL O'Clock A.
when the same viii be opened. subject TO the accept
anee or rejection by said receiver
certified check Of ] o per cent OF the amount so
bid to accompany the same
w II. III. HUSSEY, receiver OF the estate OF
HERMAN LESSER a. CO.. ia Insolvency
Dated. O1kIand. December l9, 1892 de20 sc
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PARE OPPORTUNITY; $500 TO $500 MONTH
j. clear OF expenses IN a thoroughly established
wholesale produce commission business which Will
eear the strtetest investigation at a bargain The
CAHNALLHOPKlNS CO, 624 Market So. de2l 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-21
TIRE BEST OFFER IN THE STATE
FOR A HOME

Any person having $500 or more can purchase
from US a home on 5. OF years time at 8 per
cent net INTEREST We VIII sell on such river
bottom lard, worth 500 per acre, from $50 TO $50
with perpetual water right: no person or company
viii give homes seeker better bargain ON terms
thsn We VIII, SO don't buy until you see our lands;
our lands are situated In a growing county and on
line of railroad; We Will sell FOR AL cash one-half
cash one1onfth cash. or without any payment IL
purchaser VIII improve. or we VIII exchange and
take ci1y improved or unimproved property part
payment Apply 70 the CALIFORNIA COLONIZ-
ING INVEST MINT COMPANY, 325 Montgomery
street no27 II SuWe
IN THE SUNNY SOUTH AND MOST PRO
Il gressye section OF Los Angeles Couuty-l6O
acres: all fenced: house barn Windmill tauk cor
raj and Outhuildings lana is all level: OF
cultivation; good grain, vegetable raisln-grape or
orchard land price $4,000 cash. or Oakland. san
Francisco OF Berkeley property; also 100 acres
good orchard and farm land: with houss, barn
fenced: small orchard rrowIng. iand ali IexsIs
land; with good spanish adobe house pumn and
well: land all clear aud level: price $500 T. l.
ORR CO, liz Montgomery st. de- II weFrsu
TX ACRES or LAND AT BARGAIN: ALL
. - good farming and fruit land; Castroville.
Monterey County: for sale exchange for business
interest IN san Francisco loGglnghouse, store or
house aud lot; place has living springs. 2-story
house. barn. chicken-hOuse. 100 chickens. 100
beehtyes, horses. COWS, machinery. farming imple-
meuts. tools. household furniture; ga acres 10
orchard. 10 acres planted In early potatoes; good
fencing: price $500; one-third cash. rest easy
terms. Inquire MRS.W 6RATZ. 1876 seventh. 20 Sc
IMPORTANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ARE
L being made 70 place upon the market large
tracts OF the richest aud most productive lands Ia
Fresno County.
These lands are wonderfully adapted 10 the
growth OF the pTune, peach, pear, apricot, nee
tarine. olive. fig and the graVe.
Extraordinary crops Of alfalfa and vegetables are
grown upon them.
Purchasers can buy in tracts OF from 20 acres 10
5000 acres.
For further particulars appy,to L. b. PERRIN,
4O2 hearny St. or Fresno. Cat deIS I'm
Eok RENT-IMPRoVED FRUIT RANCH NEAR
Nacayihe. Address w, lll0La Hyde st. de1S "a
NICE HOUSE. 3 ROOMS. oUTHuUsEs AND 8
~ acres OF land. as minutes rido from city, to
rent reasonable Apply 1872 Steiner st. city. 7ts
ONERNMhhT Ian LEyEL,
- rlch SOL, IN nhe valley, railroad. in CalifOr-
MIA: employment at good wages near by; fuel aud
water plentiful; many settlers and some fine farms
there now. Send cents Tor int or nation to Y. w.
LAKE. 8 Flood building San Francisco. no2O q
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GI0O RESTAURANT: OWNER CLEARED
- w. $4,000 in years: sell at once Tor
tood reasons. Pacific Exchange % hesrny st
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GI60 PARTNER WANTED-LIGHr MANU-
= Low. featuring BUSINESS; guaranteed to clear
500 per month now, and increasing; chance OF a
lifetime City Business Exchange, 1927 Market
EaFQ
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Q O00 RESTAURANT AND COFFEE PAR
= OOU. lors; fine large handsome place; every
thsng IL hrst-ciass order desir able class Of Gus
toners: worth 5000. but must sell BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. 1927 Market. deJa RI
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l. r T-CLASS RESTAURANT: NEATLY
lifted; near Montgomery. 535 Commences.
DnRD SaynNs- Er,.r,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

a ACRES LEVEL; 3 ACRES ORCHARD; NEw
- broom house; barn. COW ana tools: near san
IrauclseO: Sl5OO. Pac Exchange. % kearny
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Ct)0OO PARTNER WANTED a GRAND
U-OOOs chance: property worth $50 00U BROS
Pectively; business now worth $50 per day. Par
tlCulaTs 1927 Market 81. room 2 oe1q 81
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


IMPROVED AND USIMPROYED PROPERTY
houses quit on lnstallments IN any part of Ala
media. } II. NORRIS IL Montgomer ~ al sGmss II
ONLY SlOOO-HOUSE AND LOT: COR. LOT.
~ good house; sz7O0: easy terms: a large list
OF city property and outside lands exchange;
furnished and uniUru iShed houses. sud also rooms
for rent. MRS l. n. CHANDLER 1929 PARK St
Masonic building. ATameds &C l5t
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MILL VALLEY REAl. ESTATE

'fi-i-'-A nal '-oiAiE-
M ILL VALLEY RIAL ESTATE: IMPROVED
4u and unimproved lots ard tracts for sale by
L. STEELE,
AK Noo.ror,o--. 800. . 81,
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GS00 WOOD. COAL. hay AND GRAIN;
- COOs years lease. at 50 per month; has 2
Young horses. wagons: clears $3.50 per month
does al hauling Tor factories and l cabie-car
company. GLEASON CO., ST3 Market
street del6 81 ex Su