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The morning call., 1892-09-01
The walking Was Bad.

Rev. Pink Plunk-W'y wuZn't va to
ehu'cb las Sunday. Brudder Fountain?
Brudder Fountain-Well. 10 tell de truf'.
| went 10 deSubyurban, played a h0odOoe d
boss. and didn' git back I'LL Sunday ebenln'
New York Herald.
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Table Etiquette.

Gerte-Papa. will our new mamma 60
mad after awhile?"
Father-What question! Why do you
ask such ihingp
Gertie-WeII. | heard her tell the cook
yesterday that she got badly bitten when
She married you.-Kate Fields Washington.
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And They Came Home.

She was bakers daughter.
And be was sn oil kings son.
And they rlrted along Ia a high-tOned way
q TIN the summer talF was done.
Then when the season was over
To the city they HE'D away
She 10 her old typewriter,
And he 20 clerk 10 all day. Boston News.
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An Ambitions Youth.

willie" said the visitor. what is your
ambition?"
I'D like" said the boy, putting down his
yellow-covered story of the plains, ITO have
people tremble like leaves at the mere men,
tion OF my name. "-Harper's Young People.
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.

Mrs. Minkins-Why didn't you get d.
vOrce, dear?
Mrs. Winkins (sadly)-I found wouldn't
another husband.-New York Weekly.
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Always pass the fruit to everybody else
before helping yourself. Common polite
ness will induce your company TO leave the
choicest specimens upon the plate, and
when Ii comes to your turn you can eat
them without exciting remark. - Boston
Transcript,
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After Hi. Flock.

Gabriel-Why did you send that minister
down below?.
ST. Peter-When he came up he asked for
those of his flock who had come before, and
| gave him directions where 10 find the ma
iority of them.-New FORK Eerald.
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BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE.


$500. oS A &C n1, OF TOO MICH BUsI-
oue-halI interest IN large downtown wholesale
mercantile commission house is offered fer ssle at
great saerihee: sales 1925 600: clears $3.50 per
tnohtni mouse established 80 years. and fsvorably
AnuWh Ell over the Pac nc Coast aud East: is ex-
ceeaingiy profitable, safe and one OF our good old
souu ana successful business firms, viii be satls-
Iac!otliy proved before purchasing: no better in
Fest nent IN the world; reference al leading banks
ana wholesale houses GEO. STEWART & son,
1S5 Kearny st. /
S7H0 ELEGANT CANDY-sToRE. WITH
< soO. nice room; splendid bus ness full stock:
osst location: cnean route must self; maze offers.
GEO. STEWART. 1875 Kearny ST.
DESTUARANT AT OWN PRICE If TAKES
il this month. Cal branch. au29 7t*
DARE CHANCE-MORNING PAPER ROUTE;
IL bargain. Apply $40 Bryant ST. ana I'm
ERUIT CANDY. CIGAR STORE; CHEAP:
i good business; sickness, 27 STOCKTON. au23 l5Js
CALUoN q L0DGING-HoUSE: l2RMS; SAGRI-
~ fee other business. 519 Mission st. au23 27*
TOR SALE-CHEAP: A FIRSI-CLASs SALOON;
elegantly fitted up; centrally located near
Kearny St: years lease; rent S55; everything in
good running order For particulars apply To VIM.
HATTIE. - and IS First ST. CT Mission aulS II
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WHY PAY REMIT
beautifully finished house OF rooms and bath:
107 Broderick ST. hair block $. OF Haight: all mod
ern improvements, with magnificent view of the
bay and Golden Gate; must be seen TO be appreci-
ated.
For particulars apply TO builder and owner. L.
LANDLER. 10 Montgomery St je30 II ThsuMo
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He useth not shirts cuffs or hose
Or collars
Till voting time lie barefoot goes.
And hollers
For any man that will disclose
. 81. -Chicago!N News
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where Mere They Az?

FIRST CoDgressman-"Wha hat are you drink
ing?" i;eeoHd dttO-"COTned beef tea
Whatare you?" Keniuek v
coffee. baltimore News.
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IMPROVED PROPERTIES.

Call and obtain of our "Real state Rec
ords." which contains list of property 70
sale in all parts of the city
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR 8 CENTs-THE WEEKLY
n CALL in wrss'per. ready for mailing.
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HOUSES TO LET.


RIO LET-COR. PAGE AND WEBSTER; STORY:
rooms. Apply to c. s. CAPP q CO., Real
Estate Agents ana Housebrokers. 4I6 Montgomery
street sci 81
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
i v.LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
u CID bacram ento 1T cabinet work aud fttlagaS
edces promptly attended; telephone YcQ ml3i
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LOST.
REsoIUTIoXS.


AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
n City Hall Commissioners held August 80, 1892,
the following resolutions were passed to print:
Resolved That Contract No. 80 be awarded TO T.
a. Williams for the sum OF $649O and that the same
pass to print. Ayes-ComnlissioneTs SanderSon,
Smiley burst
Also Resolved, That Contract No 10 be awarded
to f. A. Williams for the OF S6873 aud that
the same pass TO print. Ayes-ComnSsioners San
dersOD, Smiley burst.
Also Resolved, That Contract No. al be awarded
10 OConneil IL Lewis for the of $50. $50 and
that the same pass to print Ayes-CommIssioneI
Sanderson, Smiley, burst.
Also Resolved That Contract No. AZ be awarded
to H. 4 T. Emanuel for ths sum OF Sl9. 666 and
that the same pass TO print. Ayes-Commiss oners
SaudersoD, Smiley. burst
Also Resolved That Contract No. As be awarded
to William 4. Shook a. Sons for the sum OF 1852
ana that the same pass to print. Ayes-COmmiS-
siOners SandersoB Smiley. burst.
Also Resolved, I hat Contract No. Al be awarded
TO J. j. Lawton for the sum of S59S5 and that tho
same pass TO print. Ayes-CommisSioner Sander
son, Smiley. burst.
Also Resolved hat ontract No. 10 be awarded
TO J. r. sullivan for the or $270O and that ths
same pass to print. Ayes-Commissioners Sander
son, Smiley, burst.
sci ST exSu EDWARD /. WOLFE, Secretary
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CITY REAL EsT3TE.
~ T. UMBsEN & CO..

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCrIONEERS.
Ia Montgomery ST., 3 f,
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tNOUUU. OAK st close 10 Cough; containing
rooms and bath each; brick foundations; stone
walks street accepted by the city, rents $3.50 per
annum.
G6lR0 HOUSE AND LOT ON MINNA ST,
DO oO. close to Sd and running through TO
rear street; front house contains rooms and rear
house II rooms; rents $500 per annum
$50 600 FING INyE e1sN ,o on B BATS
$3.50 per month; lot 43:6xl376.
QIO OOa FINE CORNER ON 4TH ST:
ID IA.OOO. rents $l0I4 per annum; lot Soxso
S3UUO. close TO electric cars; contains
rooms and bath; bay-windows; streetwork done.
COCOON ELEGANT COTTAGE HOME on
tpOJUU. Hin ST., close to Castro; rooms and
bath bay-window; buick foundations; house IN
splendid order; let 25xlI4
$4,000 BAReAIN; HOUSE OF 8. Rooms
tp1OpO. and bath and shop below on Clay ST.;
rents $500 per annum; see this At once
C.I0 EG0 FINE INVESTMENT ON OAK
u =. OOU. ST.; running through TO rear street;
Improvements in fats; rents s9l2 per ahnum; lot
27:6xl2o.
$1,000 FINEINvEsTMENTo ON sHoTwELL
IriUUO. st. consisting OF flats of rooms
each; $5s4 per annum; lot SOxl2o.
GES00 NICE BAY-wINDow HOUSE OF Z
tDCOUp. rooms and bath; stone walks and all
modern Improvements; on o'Farreii ST.: lot 2oX
Cl0 000 MAKE AN OFFER: 4 NICE FLATS
sr1O.OUU. on Ellis st, containing q and
rooms and bath each: bay-wiBdOws; brick founda-
lions, etc; lot 50xl2O to rear street; streetworS
done; rents Sl2s 90 per month
G4HO0 FRONT AND REAR HOUSE ON SAC-
OtOOO. ranento st, on corner OF small street.
rents $444 per annum; always rented.
GI1 600 ELEGANT FLATS AND HoosE
rooms and bath, aud rooms ana bath: lot S0Xl20:
rents $1,000 per annum; on Golden Gate ave.
GC00n MAKE AN OFFER; WE MUST SELL;
D NOUU. nice residence on goth st, close TO
Guerrero; contains rooms and bath; bay indows:
good stable: nice flower garden; onebalf or lot
vacant; size 50xl1i.
Ge1RO 2sToRY HOUSE. CORNER on LON.
tSOIoO. bard ST.. Is rooms and bath; lot COX
$40 600 FINE RESIDENCE ON HAI GIT
brick foundation; conservatory; stone walks. ETC.;
lot "a ;6xlS7:6.
GeTE0 FINE CHANCE FOR A GROCER;
pO OU. RTocery-stoTe and upper fat; in the
Mission; lot 28x90
Ge0nO TEHAMA ST: RENTS SIS: AN
S9OOOO. actual bargain; house OF Is rooms and
s baths; lot 25xso.
Co0n0 RENTS s25 PER MONTH: ? FLATS
trOOOO. OF and rooms; lot 23x75; Langton
ST.. near Bryant
G. Il. UMBsEN & co. IA Montgomery a3O TuTh
G.oD50 MAKE AN OFFER: CORNER on
tpO-OU. 23d ST., castro: lot 20 :6xlOO.
Apply TO g. Il. UMBSEN K CO.. IA Montgomery
street. au3O %
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PnsTPoNEMENI,

t.
THE ASSESSMENT ON PEER MINING COM
i pany. which Is delinquent In ONCE August rs,
1892, is hereby postponed until III URSDAY, Sep
tember 3. 1892 and the sale day until THURSDAY
October D. 1892, at 1 O'Clock M. by order OF
the Board OF Directors.
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room %, Nevada Block. 500 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California, au26 ia
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e x hnn FINE INVESTMENT ON NV
II O.OOO. ard ST.. consisting of 2 buildings
one in store and rooms and fat above and oaC
building in flats; rents $1,000 per annum; LOT
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n OVERNMENT LANDS,
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENTS
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands
Rich black SOIL ready to pow
Large. fine valley; railroad throuShis
Water bitches now building
Mild climate. free fuel, cheap Iumbee
Work at good wages there
Land can be taken without residence.
send &C stamp for frli information TO r. w.
LAKE. Flood building, San Francisco Cal. apl CT
SUMMER RESORTS.
ID Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF The
llFacnc Coast, with rates. location. etc, Duo-
lisbed In the Hotel Guide l10 pages For sale OF
newsdealers, or send zoe In stamps TO w. M. PAT
TEkSOE. publisher, $40 Post ST.. ). Il. mrl tf
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TYPFwRITERs.

AL PREVIOUS WORLDS RECORDS
~ broken; S1bs perfect words written ON The
CalisTaph In hour at Saratoga, n. ", July. 1892
average 3S words per minute. The Caligraph still
stanttS at the head. See cur new black and wafte
keyboard. Terms OF sale TO suit purchaser CHAS.
L. NAYLuR gen. agent, 10 Montgomery s~aa2l II
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- STANFORD HEIGHTS
Lots $500 TO $500. $40 up per month C. H.
PHILLIPS or ). Is. HILL, Crocker building, sec
n,sha au-G
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y IOOt. waEOa; clearing SI75 a month ful
trial. Apply NJ. LESS Fourth 81.
% = &-CbO. OF the finest downtown saloons in
city; reasonable rent: years lease this is day
business ana strictly Gentlemen's resort; fun in
~ CATION as regards income; owner is compelled
TO leave for Europe 10 settle mp an estate; hencs
"a IS enormous sacrifice, for stock and fixtures alone
will fuly Invoice 5000; this offer viii bear closest
rutiHy: bona hde investors invited 10 call 10
get particulars. NJ LESS. Fourth St
lOIO CORNER GROCERY AND BAR;
- OOO. living rooms: well stocked; big bar
trade. bargain N. LESS Fourth ST.
GEt0 SALOON on GOOD PARTOF MARKET
= OoO- ST.. well fitted up; doing good business
splendid chance; selling on account departure; in
Vestgation solicited NJ LESS. Fourth St
GT00 STORE: BAKERY: WITH LIVING
- w. rooms. Pa g. EXCHANGE. % Kearny.
COFFEE AND LUNCH SALOON WORTH
\ $1,000; no night sunday work; price $3.50
PACIFIC EXCHANGE % kearny st
\ UTCH ER-SHoP:3 HORSES, WAGONS. LIV-
- iuk-roOms; owner acquired foTtuae: now TetiT-
lag; terms given Pacific Exchange. % kearay 81.
10 SELL OR EXCHANGE: BUSINESS OR PROP
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S25 down and IS monthly for $3.50. $l75. 5000
and $3.50 lots near the Grand Ocean Boulevard ana
PARK SOL GETZ az BRO.
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O. QDQQ q NICE BAY-WINDoW HOUSES ON
tDOpoO. OAK st, close 10 Cough; containing
and bath each: brick foundations; stone
walks; street accepted by the city, rents $3.50 per
annUm.
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STORAGE.
FELL-ETREET SEWER.

EnRsT-OLAes STORAGE; ADVANCES MAD
u 642-6A4 Mission ST CHAS 1. TAYLOR iYS
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$500. $780, $3.50, $500 and $500 lots opposite
Strawberry Hill and new lake. the most favored
locality for residences IN the city; "A cash. balance
$40 monthly. SOL GETZ BRo.
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5000. $3.50 $3.50. 5000 to $1,000 for the choicest
lois north OF the Park aud Richmond District.
Profit by experience aud buy lots from ms in
part that will eventually be the prominent
section OF the city. SOL GEfZ 4 BRO.
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A COUNTRY HOME
IN THE PALoMAREs DISTRICT. NEAR HAY

l.,
WARDS
Suitable for diversified farming: orchard: garden
Iahd pasture; abundance of running and spring
water piped to house barn and gard en-; convenient
to schools beautiful place OF $50 good hoase;
VIII exchange Tor city property; price 3 10000.
L0GAN ADAMS. 4Sl Ninth ST., Oakland. aust 7*
4 lOLONf LANDS FOR SALE TRACTS, ONLY
" 3ls hours from San Francisco; splendid land
suitable Tor division In small farIas; this land Is
me for olives, oranges lemons. prunes and all
fruits common TO warm belts: no need or irriga-
ton, therefore no malara climate and scenery
me; water abundant: part OF these lands are fine
for alfalfa and grain: railroad station ON place;
tract has nearly 500 aud the other 400; also
few selected small improved farms: real bar
gains THOMAS A. SMITH a. CO., 1901 Park ST.
Alameda nu26 7e
CoNoMA COUNTY LAND SALE OR Ey-
~ change; write fully. ANDREW PRICE. Heads
burg. Cal. fei4 q
CCHooL LANDS 81 80 TO So AN ACRE; on
~ very easy terms sold by the state in tracts tn
suit no residence or improvements required all
kinds OF lands, in many different countless; SON
stamp for list; open day and EVENING" II. VI.
LAKE Flood Building 1871
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QSl60 HOUSE AND LOT ON MINNA ST,
I'D u oO. close to Sd and running through TO
rear street; front house contains rooms and rear
house II rooms rents $500 per annum.
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QO0 000 FINE INVESTMENT ON BAT
IT Oo.OOO. terry ST. occupied as a hotel; rents
$3.50 per month; lot 43 6xl37:5.
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N0TICE or AsSESsuENT-rEER MINING
IN Company. Location OF prin ctpal place Of bus-
ness, San FRANCISCO California; location of WORKS.
Guiiotoa Arizona.
Notice 1. hereby given that ut . meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the 10Th day of July.
1892. an Rssessnent, No. 13 OF 10 cents psr Share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora
ton, payable Immediately in United StG-es gold
coin to the Secretary. at the ONCE of the company.
300 Montgomery street. No. IS. Nevada Block. san
francisco, California,
Any stock upon which this assessment ahalI re-
main unpaid on tbs 18th day OF August, 1892. will
DO delinquent and advertised for sale public
ton; ard unless payment 10 made before viii be
sold on THURSDAY, the 22d day OF September,
1892. TO pay the delinquoG. assessment. together
with the costs Of advertising aud expenses Of sae.
BY order OF tho Board OF Directors
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
Oniee-No. 20, Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California.
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McAFEE. BALDWIN a HAMMOND. 10 Mont
gomery ST au2S SuTuTh
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~ and laid heavy floor oilelOth 25c elegant
Iin0eun. SOC. :. W. SHREK. 1854 Stockton 81. !;
special attention 10 country orders. nrl7 SIN
CARFETs-SMITH'S BRUSSELS csc a YARD;
" installmeRt price elsewhere 81 a yd NJ. FRIED
KAN & CO. 22s-23G stockton. and 23T Post 1t Il
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CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS IN REACH OF ALL.
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nEA ARE SELLING A

IA Z ARE SELLING A
" great many OF those
lots Gu 23d. Rhode Island
and De Haro sts-
on 3 0 monthly payments.
They are close to
the ca Ole cars on Path
st. and Only Few blocks
from the Potrero-aReauS
cars. we guarantee
these TO be the
CHEAPEST
LOTS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
ss.s-..ss.ss.ss+ --%-+-- $1,000.
-.-...+-s.-,- ss.sss-|--....
.---...--- -s-+s-Es...sss-
We are also Offering great
bargains IN X chm ond Lots.
our lots on 2Sth avenue. Just
north of the Park. al $420.
each are cheap. Monthly
payments only $40.
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Omnibus Cable Company VIII extend their lines
front of the block. Beautiful view OF Ocean
Part
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.

COL GETZ & BRO.
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C.lO0 PER MONTH; STEADY MAS WITH
j / w 500 wanted SIS partner IN established
business. rare chance. AuDlF 1927 Market
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CuENER GROCERY AND BAR WELL
y stocked; fixtures cheap rent: lease: living
rooms; hrst-clsss custom. Apply Railroad Brew
erv AR Valencia 81. sci 3ts
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PLoCK 6s3,
Between I and ) sts.. 18th and 18th avea

LOTS ON SPLENDI GRADE; STREETS ii
ADAMIZED AND FENCED.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
y furniture or carpets at reduced prices; satjsac-
ton OF money refunded shipped free 773Market.ly
GOOD ChANCE-1OUR HOUSE FURNISHED
" complete with furniture, carpets stoves, cur
sains blankets. pictures and mirrors at cash prices
on easy iEsGslments; small deposit NJ FRIED
hAN co, largest iHstallment hOnse on the coast.
22S-230 Stockton st. 237 Post: oaen evenings;
prompt attention paid to country orders. II
C1 4 BED-K9OM SET OF : PIECES AT NEW
u L. MAN BROS, 1T Sixth ST. 1y29 I'm
NoTICE-I AM NOW AT l26 FOURTH (NEw
~ bulidinel, and oFer large stock OF general
household furniture reduced prices; 500 carpets
good as new: stoves. So antique chamber suits.
SIS; parOr suits, S25; installments; all at
bedrock prices. I. H. NELSuN. 126 Fcurth st al tf
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CoRSER CIGAR STORE OPPOSITE THE
- BALDWIN: worth 1920; viii sell for $500 &C
count departure. ApplV - TURK Sc. sci 5t%
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THE ASSESSMENT ON PEERLESS, WHICH rs
delinquent In ONCE on August IL, 1892 is hereby
postponed until THURSDAY, September j. 1892.
and the sale day until TUESDAY, September 20,
1892. at O'Clock p N. BY order of the Board OF
Directors
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
ohce-Room 3d. Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
ST.. san Francisco, Call ornia. aul2 ID
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ONE BLOCK FROM GOLDEN GATE PARK AND
ENTRANCE.
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:, vHITE.765 HARKET ST., HAS HOUSES ALI.
y sizes and prices; easy payments and for ex-
--.11..D BOAR5Tsa AND BOOMING HOUSE;
III t9sfN. north Of Market ST.; clearing over
4 30 i mouth; run by present owner Tor = years.
.--s lgr fullest fnvesIigaton; chance of this kind
s. ON offered. Il. WHITE, T65 Market st.
5=-73EAT BARGAIN NEAR FOURTH AM MAR
q ket SIS; 9 rooms wei furnished: no reason.
fie offer refused: money to loan at per cent per
month zoe houses to select from. w. f. HEAiY
. llse Market So. III. Taylor
-r.af90 wELL-FURNISHED ROOMS Ann
. = tAO. Kitchen; nice house, central; cheap
.I-ut. great SscrIfce M. Less Fourth St
GALES AND fNCBANGES OF LODgING--
- 1SeS Gnickly Effected; tenants procured; cor
-uit1ist- WEEtSER 4 BRIGGS. l02tl1 Market /
60 LODGING HOUSE: BARGAIN rms
~ OCO. d3y- MCLAUGHLIN 26ts Kearny.SI rs
CsfH0 LODGING HOUSE BARGAIN THIS
- wv. day; leaving the city cause of sale
AclAI CHIN. IS kearnye auSO St*
GIS00 BAY-wINDow HOUSE OF EIGHT
= ACOO cen rooms, all sunny: desirable loea-
{ on; MI walnut furniture ana carpets good Apply
70 AdES WILEY. Eddy st. au30 6tt
&EN0 LODGING-HoUSE OF 80 ROOMS II
- wv Fourth st, near Market aust ats
Cf00 LoDGING-HOUsE: II ROOMS: CEN
g. AOO' tFaly located; bargain: have to leave
S--z- Apply 2lO Pine St: lunch parlcT. an3l 4t<
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Iona1NG HOUSES FoR sAIE.


:, rvHITE.T65 GIAEHET ST, HAS HOUSES ALL
y sizes and prices; easy payments and for ex-
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PRICES VERY Low AND LOTS SOLD ON II
INSTALLMENT PLAN on EASY TERMS
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BUSINESS CHANG $

$4,000 b hqI hoa SOU so Years fl 6ay VIM VIM
dow with modern improvements; 100 rooms wei
fur isaed. fine barrOom; horse ard buss; doing
now during duh tnnes) $500 per month; sure to
5s nearly double during fail winter and spring:
more Than value; trial allowed: is really worth
$1,000 best Of reasons for selling. Apply X.
KENNY 1908 Market
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-14
The Sham and the Real.

Every good thing has its imiators, every genuine article
its counterfcits. The Ammonia and Alum Baking Powders
sold over the counters are no moro like DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, than the paste is like the real diamond, or
counterfeit is like one of the old masters genuine paintings.
When greedy and merciess manufacturers claim their
aduiterated and harmful baking powders are us good as DR..
Prices, they know they are not telling the truth. These
people know they are destroying the stonachs and the COM
plexion of the consumers, and there are many grocers recon.
mending such powders over their counters-knowing same
to be in iurious and worthless-simply to make Il large profit.
DIR. Price, a contentious physician, has spent a lifetime
in perfecting and popularizing his Cream Baking Powder,
the only Pure Cream Tartar Powder now to be obtained.
Multitudcs of imitators all over the land have sprung up,
not to initiate the purity of Prices Cream Baking Powder,
but to see how cheap they could make their counterfeits and
hoodwink the public.
Some use Ammonia and others Alum, but all these shams
cry in chorus, "Buy this, its just as good as DR.. Prices and
much cheaper.
Prices Cream Baking Powder is the standard for purity
a,a perfection the world over, and is beyond comparison.
DR.. Price stands for Pure Food and a foe to all shams.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-14

A builder in Avise, "a village in Cham
payne. was arrested by two gendarmes
and taken to Chalons, where the Judge
Construction commenced the converse
ton in the way usual to his calling by
saying, you are "A thief and an assas-
sin" After this polite greeting he went
on to remark that IA murder, accompa-
MED by theft, had been committed in
the neighbOrhood, and "a small boy hail
given it as his opinion that the builde.
was the murderer.
The poor prisoner naturally felt indig
nant, and declared he was ready to
prove an alibi. But of curse he was
not believed, and every day for three
days he was marched through Chalons
and Avise with handouts upon his
wrists. At the end of that time the
judge d'instruction said t him: eve
were wrong. Your innocence has been
proved. You are free"
Yes, %disgraced and ruined" added
the poor builder. who do you think
will employ me after seeing me led
through the streets handcuffcd like a
felon:' The heart Of the man wa
touched. TRUE he said, 1--WE have
done you an injury, my good man." And
he pressed into the hand of the builder
a ten franc piece.--Paris Letter.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-14
4 " alkinr Eurinc.

a New York genius has evolved "A cu.
rions kind of II traction engine that bas
both wheels and legs. The end Of the
machine to which the six legs are at
tached is supposed TO be the rear of tho
engine. The legs are operated by &c
centres and they work in pairs. The
feet are shod with blocks of rubber u
enable them to take hold of the ground.
The originator of this novel species OF
draft animal confidently asserts that it
will 90 astern AS well as ahead and will
climb any hill less steep than a pitch
roof.-New York Journal.