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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
Saved a Woman's Life.

Mr.. J. E. Thoroughbred, writing
from Georgetown, Del, says: "Two
teaspooufuls of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh@a Remedy saved
the life of Mrs. Jane Thomas of this
place." He also states that several
other very bad cases of bowel COM
plant there have been cured by this
remedy. For sale by DIR. J. J. Tobin.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
Fatigue Acts as a Poison.

Fatigue caused by brain work, says Pro
fessor Mosso, of Turin, acts as a poison
which affects all the organs, especially the
muscular system. The blood of dogs IA
.igued by long racing, when injected into
other dogs, makes them exhibit all the
symptoms of fatigue.-New York Times.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
Fatally Shocked by a Hs,..inr.

Lee Ennis, young colored woman Of
Huntsville, Tex, who witnessed the
hanging of ALT White on Saturday,
tainted when the drop fell and died late
that night from the effects of the shock
Cor. st. Louis Globe.Democrat.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
To Take without Asking.

Jaak Cbashfully)-!f l asked you for
kiss would you be angry?
Amy (naively)-Yes, if you asked me fm
it.-Kate FIid's Washington.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28

S!Ioqsvo tueQl eAes Gus 'ueIpUqo pvq Gus usqM
v!IolssO o. SunIo Gus 'ssIW eueosq Gus usqA
ulIolseo IoJ psIIo Gus 'pUqo 9 seM Gus ueqM
-9IIoaseo leu sAes ga '4ols ssM Gqva uoqM
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28

Caution: Buy only Dr. Isaac Thompson's eye
water. Carefully examine the outside wrapper.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
FIFTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
THE WHITE MAN IS AFTER MORE
INDIAN LAND.
Anticipation Bill Made No Roadway in the
senate-House Passed Two Important
Bills-Uniform Car Coupler Bill
Passed the Senate.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The first
two hours of the Senate session was
occupied today in the discussion of
the bill to permit the Puyillup In
dams in the state of Washington to
ALLEVIATE portion of their lands in the
eighborhood of Tacoma. The motion
was still under discussion when the
o'clock anti-option bill came up as
unfinished business.
Senator Vest assaulted the measure
as an undue stretch of the constitu-
ton, as an attempt on the part of
congressman to exercise police powers
within the states and as delusion to
farmers, in whose interest he said it
was made.
Senator Washburn defended the
bill from some of Vests thrusts and
several other senators took part in the
discussion which was continued over
three hours. Daniels had the floor
arguing against it on somewhat the
same lines as Vest, when the hour OF
adjournment came.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Politics
was tabooed in the house today and
the machinery of legislation was we'll
oiled by a resolution from the commit
tee on rules and ran with unusual
smoothness. A number of measures
were passed, the most important be-
ing the bill increasing the pay Of the
lite saving service men. The bill
granting American register to the
steamship China was defeated. The
commerce committee were authorized
to investigate the Reading combine.
Adjourned.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-28
WEAK AND uNDEVELOPED

Organs strengthened and enlarged, losses stopped VI
tally restored all results of abuse permanently cured
bv the Penn City Remedies S00 box; six boxes $780,
PENN CITY MEDICAL CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
The morning call., 1892-02-19
FROM HAWAII.
Wreck of the Whaler TamerIane
on the Bluffs of Puma.

Honolulu exchanges to February II were
received by steamer yesterday. The prn-
cipal event reported is the disastrous ship
wreck on the bluffs of Puma, resulting in the
loss OF the " haleT raEIerlane and all but nine
teen souls of her crew Of thirty-seven. The
wreck occurred shortly after midnight of
February 1. A full account of the event is
given elsewhere.
Sunday evening the 18th inst, requiem
service in the Hil0 First Foreign Church,
for the eighteen missing men of the bark
TamerIane was held. Shortly before z
o'clock the bell commenced tolling. and
gave eighteen strokes for the eighteen
missing.
The nineteen saved attended the services,
which began at o'clock in the evening
with a hymn for those at sea, followed by
Scripture reading: They that go down to
the sea IN ships, etc." prayer and another
by mn. After the hymn the pastor gave a
short account of the shipwreck, and then
requiem hymn was sung by the choir for
the missing men.
After a short prayer the pastor spoke
few words in q very earnest and heartfelt
manner to the sailors, cautiOning them not
to make moral shipwIeck of their lives,
using their terrible experience as a smile
10 the voyage Of life.
j lie OOiDlutICldl ADVERTISER says. ub
late election furnishes fresh confirmation
Of the fact that Kauai conditions are still
characterized by much of the patrarchal
simplicity OF old times, a social quality
which is fast vanishing elsewhere. The
war Of classes has not begun and race preju-
dice does not exist. The professional agi-
tatOr, so popular in Honolulu, meets with
little sympathy on the garden island. At
the late election W. o. Smith apol0giZed for
running against his ''makuas." as he called
his opponents, and these in their turn frank
ly advised the electors to vote for w, o.
SIN tn.
Very rough weather is reported from the
HilO coast.
Election is over in Hawaii The Liberal
RePreseu iatve ticket was elected all over
the island with the single exception of W.
II. Cummings in the First District who was
badly beaten by v. c. Wilder. Mr.. Water
house, the Independent candidate, was
cruelty placed by the public at the bottom
OF the poll, and the whole National Reform
! Noble ticket vas elected
The kuOkGa says that Governor DOmiuis,
the late Prince ConsOrt left about $4,000
to the Liliuokaani Educational Society.
To this the Queen has added $1,000 A
house and land valued at S3000iS also to form
part Of the beQuest. The society was start
ed by the Queen in 1856, and from member
snip fees and its other sources of income
supports Hawaiian girls in various semi
narieS, giving them the advantage of edu-
cation In these various training-scbOOlS,
The morning call., 1892-02-19
ALONG THE RAIL.
Annual Convention Of General
Passenger and Ticket Agents.

General Passenger Agent Goodman Of the
Southern Pacific Company yesterday read
circular from a. J. Smith. Secretary of the
American Association of General Passenger
and Ticket Agents, concerning the thirty
seventh annual convention of this organiza-
ton, which viii be held at the Hotel del
Monte at Monterey on March 10. The
association has now $50 regular members
scattered over the United States, Canada
and Mckee, where the previous annual meet
ing was held. A provision is also made for
retired agents ON the membership roll, and
about twenty ex-general passenger agents
make up the honorary class. The Southern
Pacific and Santa Fe will furnish free trans
portation to members and their families who
may desire to attend the coming conference
and large number will travel westward in
special cars.
Mr.. Huntington lately cut off the South
ern Paeific's annual contribution Of $500 to
the Nevada State Board of Trade. The re-
suit has been yOluminOus correspondence
from Nevada citizens interested. Land
Agent Mills, under instructions from Mr.
Huntington, has written letter to Manager
Fulton OF the board. asking him to ascertain
what the citizens are willing to do. Ii they
will come forward and assist in making up
a good subscription the railroad will add hts
contribution.
The st. Louis and San Francisco has
lately ordered from the Baldwin Locomotive
Works twelve 19x2+eylinder mogul freight
locomotives, with weight in working order
about 100000 pounds. The Baldwin Works
have shipped nineteen compound locomo-
tiyes since january 1st Among other or
ders for compound locomotives received
since is one for a 1o-wheel passenger engine
tor the Rio Grande Western.
land sales of the Central Pacific for the
month of January amounted TO SIS, 633 0S,
the price OF a941.3S acres. For :he same
month in 1891 2653 Al acres were disposed of
The morning call., 1892-02-19
IN A VAT OF HOT LARD.
FriShtful Accident That BefelI an En-
ploye OF Chicago Packing II Ouse.
chicago Herald

Fright Accident That Befell an En-
ploye OF a Chicago PaclIing-H House.
chicago Herald
A man fell into q vat of boiling grease in
Lipton's packing-hOuse at the stock-yards.
He was scaIded and boiled, and when his
comrades laid him in mass of oiled waste
the skin was slipping from bis flesh. Shreds
Of it came off with his clothing, and he lies
now at Mercy Hospital the victim of an
accident so horrible that even the hardened
natures in the great Strengthening establish
ments shuddered and gosSiped about it half
the day.
The man was James Hall of 1868 Winter
street He works in the larding establish
ment at Lipton's house. In that depart
ment of the big concern fifteen tall, circular
tanks of iron stand III the steaming row,
ana in them the lard is tried" out. When
the process ends the yellow lard is run off
behind these tanks, and before each one
stand great wooden watts, four feet deep,
into which OOZes and trickles the boiling
grease, which is only fit for fertiZing.
These watts are covered by large. loose
planks. The planks are slippery with the
grease.
Hall walked en- these planks through the
steam which rolls above the horrible watts lie
was opening the valves to release the refuse.
Ono Of the greasy boards slipped from his
rades did not see him sink into the vat. The
packing house is so noisy that no one
heard his screams. And SO he simmered
there until q companion saw face whose
eyes were wild with agony peering over the
edge Of the vat through the steam. Hall
was struggling to climb out Of the
vat. The hot grease, which swirled
round and round. was tapping the skin
from his hands, and be could not secure
very good hold on the greasy edge Of the
vat But his companion grappled with him
and eventually dragged the sufferer out.
Then bed was made of oil waste and Hall
was placed in 1t. lie is a strong man, and
lie had had an awful struggle, but he did
not lose consciousness until he was laid
upon the bed of waste. To remove his
lower garments was about equal to remoy-
ing his skin. He was not scalded badly
above the waist, but the doctors say that
with fourteen square inches OF scalded skin
man cannot live.
IL Hall were not such a sturdy man he
must have died. He was so sturdy that he
did more TO save himself than did his CON-
rades. AS it was, when the ambulance of
the stoek-yards carried him to Mercy Hos
pital, way over on Calumet avenue, The
doctors ana sisters said he would have an
other long battle for his life.
There are now silver watches made heart
The morning call., 1892-02-19
Arizona citrus Bolt.

An Arizona man, who has been expert
mentiug IN orange culture, was mere this
week. He says that during the recent
frigid weather. in that Territory the mer-
curry at PLenix subsidized from its usualy
supernal position to within three degrees Of
zero. His orange trees were frozen body
and branch. Last November there were
shipped from a few bearing groves near
Phoenix. boxes OF oranges as advertise
ments 10 several points in the United
States, the local papers there making much
capital out Of the fact The would-bo
orange-growers in that locality are much
sadder and madden men than they were
when they declared theirs was the true
citrus belt and that California was in the
SOUP"
The morning call., 1892-02-19

Which will ye have? II does seem as II some
folks prefer TO have the last condition OF the liver
rather than the first They perpetuaiy dose them-
selves with purgatves totally Wilton, virtue as al
teratiye OF liver trouble. doStetJers Stomach Bit
tiers is the successful candidate for the peoples
choice, aud yet, popular and we'll known il is.
there are uutortunates who keep on trying the
drastic remedies OF former days. It is to the int FL
ligent portion Of the public that the well and
Iongtried properties of the Bitters appeal ReasOa
should be guided by experience in the matter OF
medication The best guide to feet is the lamp
OF experience, said great patriot Of the early rev
dictionary period and the exclamation is pregnant
with truth. For over third OF a century the Biz
tiers daily has met with indorsement OF people sut-
fering from liver complaint malaria, constipation,
rheumatism, debility and troubles accompanied by
dyspepsia. Lattery 1t has declared itself and been
thoroughly apDroved as a remedy for ia grippe."
The morning call., 1892-02-19
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

S13Oo-Lot 5Oxl0O with improvements: narrow
gauge station; Central ave.
si600-Quiek sale; 48xlU6; and good house near
station.
s2O0O-LOt S7xl0O ana 4-rO0m cottage; beautiful
location; built 70 order: $jJO cash; SO pr
month.
S23OO-Lot 37xl0O, aud 6-room house in fine con
dition: 500 cash; so per month.
-Four beautiful houses all modern improyeme uts;
rooms each; Al a bargain.
-Four lots aud > cottages at bargain; quick sale
Houses built to order and furnished iu so days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free houses
70 rent. open Sundays.
Tie largest contracting firm Ia Alameda County
Omccs: Alamtda-Eay-st. station ana HigH-st.
station. san Fran iScO-62S Market ST., opp, Pal
ace Hotel. les X cod
The morning call., 1892-02-19

for the sum of 1918 7G. The land now
being sold is known as the Westside tract
situated in Fresno and Tulare counties.
General Manager A. n. Towne Of the
Southern Pacific Company, who has been
dangerously i'll at his residence on California
street, is recovering slowly.
Frank G. High, general agent of the Chi
cago and Alton road, has returned from an
extended trip to Australia
The morning call., 1892-02-19

SUNNY FRONT ROOM AND GOOD BOARD IN
- private family for gentlemen. ll21% Oak
street felS 81
The morning call., 1892-02-19

CAFFETS CLAN Ed: LAID. ALIEN ". WHEEL
I DEN. 2sO3 Geary ST.; Telephone 4092 is It
L-TAULBING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATINg
ferearare SEQ mrl9 Il
The morning call., 1892-02-19
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Once OF The MORNING CALI. COZ broadway.
p1 Ok PER LOT-wE HAVE FEW GOOD
I'd - - lots left at the above figure we'll located
aud with a fine view; railroad station within 2
blocks ana electric line 10 Oakland within BLOCKS
Broadway, Oakland. fel9 1t
G17SO NEW DOUBLE FLAT: II ROOMS:
ID I ~. all modern; very centrally located !;
Will be sold at above figure If taken at once. Apply
To l. w. " OODWARD q CO.. 902 broadway Oak
land. fel97t
The morning call., 1892-02-19
CTAT,yOyaNTs.


4 RRINED-MME DE CA2IOB. THE WONDER
~ fui clairv0yaut ana test medium that the East
ern newspapers have been making so much over,
tells everything from tbs cradle 10 tic grave with
"a much ease az IL She bad known you always Gail
ana satisfy yourself that she is genuine. Gives luck
love and business affairs with perfect satlSfac-
tlOn. Not one failure There is no doubt that
Nine. ce Canon is the greatest medium on earth.
Has been patTOnlZed b all the most prominent bust
ness men ana women from an parts OF the world.
II you cannot call her send cate OF birth, lock OF
hair and 81 by mail, with a stamp and have your
fortune written. Miners locating mines speciality.
Gail on address liZ6 Market ST., rooms and 3.
once hOurs-lO A. 81. 20 g p. lels I'm
MRS DR.. DE SAN. FROM YOUTH A GIFTED
vi mind-reader and fOrJune-teiier aided by vas
experience among all classes Of people in This and
Ign courtries, IS able 20 blend the past TO
future OF the lives Of her customers as 70 create
wonder and establishment: her mission IS 20 s0Othe
the dlscOusOi8te. reUuife broken and despairlng
family circles and unite in the bonds 81 love youth
I'M affections: the great cities OF the East she is
welc med as one Of the best IN her line; always
pleasant and refined, an who visit her depart with
pleasant and grateful feeling she the result Of
a journey. business deal. or matrimonial venture
Ike an open book those wishing TO learn what the
future has in store for them should consult this
gifted lady; send two 2-ceut stamps for her illus
trated book. ParlOry ! and 2 109 Powell stfell IN
The morning call., 1892-02-19
RuUsI,kEEFINH ROOMS.

ia MOSS. OFF HOWARD BET. SIXTH AND
- Seventh-Sice sunny front and back house
keeping rooms: rent cheap. fel9 ST.
I0I SiNTH ?, FURNISHED HoUsEKEtPING
The morning call., 1892-02-19
sPIllIrU Lis,i.

MRS. KNAPP. SPIRITUAL PHYSICIAN. SIT
"a tiuEs daily; circles Monday and Friday. l42
Seventh b. felS u
THE ONLY FURTUNE-TELLER u THIS COUN-
i try has returned 20 san Francisco for short
time: tells you what you do not know: she tells
you what you want TO know. she wlli not guess a.
ans hing. but give sou facts: her yourself and
you VIII send your friends 100 sixth S. jas q
EtLAEREOYANT. CARD-EEADEB AID MAG
y uetic healer. circles Tuesdays ana Thursdays;
cars let 3iu
MRS j. j. WHITNEY. CLAIRYDYANT TEST
W nahum and LLe-reaaer. Iurs s.. ans q
The morning call., 1892-02-19
LORIN REAL EsTATH
: 10 WOUND BE NIrHoUT A HoME-oNLY

n no WOULD BE WITHOUT A HOME-ONLY
" 500 down.
Only so month, viii buy beautiful new cot
taee of D rooms; all modern Improvements; large
lot; only half BLOCK from electric aud only TWO
blocks from Berkeley steam cars; price only $3.50;
interest only per cent; greatest Involvement ever
offered, Inquire of W. {. MORAN, Lorin; take
berkeley train. ia3O I'm
The morning call., 1892-02-19
BUSINESS cHANCEs-CoNr1NUED.


GI50O DAY AND NIGHT COFFEE SALOON;
u OON. kept y years by present owner; clears
@l15. PACIFIC EXCHANGE, % hearny st. 1t*
G.OOO OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE; CITY
cow. front; PAC EXCHANGE % Kearny. -
GI')S CASH DOWN. SI25 ON TIME, BUYS
IT ~ hal interest coffee saloon north OF Market.
PAC. EXCHANGE 23 kearny st. It's
HONE BAKERY; GOOD BUSINESS; NICE
Il clean place; living-rooms; see it. 1929 Fol
som St fel83t"
G6SO0 HOTEL WITH l6 ROOMS, As WHOLE
DO0OU. or half: good location; good business;
bar and fixtures Appy this Office tell Us
ERoCERY-ST0RE FOR SALE; DOING GOOD
y business: . horses, . wagons; good reasons for
selling Address o. =. box l6l. CAL Braach ~ 81
CgSO OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE SOS
u - ~. Howard St. near Fourth. fell So
ONE OF THE VERY BEST BUTCHER BUSI-
~ RcSses for sale; fine fixtures; Stabe low rent.
Apply CALL Branch ONCE fel3 as
EOR SALE STATIONERY, NOTION AND
i candy store; compe etc stock nice living
rooms Wsll furnished; rent ; ID l53 seventh II II
COR GROCERY AND BAR: 10 ROOMS: ALL
\ rented: rent s35. 7l6 Brannan ST fel2 ST.
CALuuN FOR SALE CHEAP FINE STAND;
- good trade. l05 Second st. fel6 A.
,wEEK's NEWS FoR6 CFNTs-THE WEEKLY
y CALL Ia wrapper. ready Tor mailing
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CAIiPsrs.
(,ARPETs-sMITH'S BRUSSELS. csc A YAROi
= - = -: -zs32 -l-sz ~. ~. ~ 49, - sS
sANErf sLAANI *.
I-ONKLlN's CARPET-CLEANING WKS: RENT
ting carpets speciality 883 g. e. aY.,tel. 2l2o.u
CARTETS CLEANED. 3 AND 5 CENTS PER
I yard. > 3 stevenson; TeIe- 32zs; 5. SIBAlTAN.
1-HEArEsT AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
! carpets cleaned and reiaid JONES Periect
C3rpet-cieHHin- ard Renov8tn5 WORKS. - and -
Eighth ST telephone S424. SEQ "
CARFETs STEAMED: LAID. ALIEN ". WHEEL
I DEN, 24o0 Geary ST.; Telephone 403S. IyS Il
C-FAULBING'S fIUNEER CARPET-BEATINa
- W Orks do che best WORK. S53 20 551 1ehama st;
telephone SEQ. mrl9 u
PIA>O-. EIOLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.
lCoR sALE-MODERN SQUARE PIANO. FO UR
i round corners; carved legs; oyerstraag bass
80 linden ave. LS17 ~
LASH OR INSTALL AIENTS-ELEGANr NEW
\ uprishL Palace Hotel r. ia, third door Is -
4 FRENCH UPRIGHT PIANO: woODWORTH,
: Al Won a Co. makers; $40 w q. BADGER.
40 Market ST. tel6 u
4 NEARLY NEW UPRIGHT PIANO: HEMME
y Long, makers; sou. w. o. BADG tR, Z -
Market Sc. fel6 Il
4 CONCERT GRAND cHCKERING PIANO;
y Ia fine ORDER al sacrifice W q. BADGER,
A CONCERT GRAND STEINWAY u SONS
y piano AT great bargain. W. Il. BADGER, 125
Market S.. fel6 II
AN INNOICE OF sTEINwAY a SONS
\ pianos IN tine order W. O. BADGER. 20
MarAel 81. IeIo ~
A FRENCH UPRIGHT PIANO: FINE TONE:
4 $lC0. ". e. BADGER TO Market st fel6 q
4 LOT OF SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS;
- fine condition; At sacrifice hohLkR il
CHASE. 2s Fare 81. r-5 u
l. uHLEB Il CHASE. IS. Is AND3J oFARRELL
"A s.; leading pianos and organs. Oldest mG5ic-
house; largest stock; easy terms; low prices apps
ZINE ESHN UPRIGHT PIANO; FOR SALE
4 cheap l12 NcAlIlS-sr 81. fell II
The morning call., 1892-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESrArE or q. NJ.
~ PEASE, dcceased-kotice Is hereby given by
the undersigned, the executors OF the estate OF g.
NJ. PEASE, deceased, TO the creditors OF and all
persons having Claims against the said deceased. TO
exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within
tice, TO the said executors at the law Office OF
SCRlNNER & SCHEBL, their attorneys. 3l9 Pine
street Rooms 81 80 and "a, In the city and county
OF san Francisco, State OF California, the same
beins the place for the transaction OF the business
Of the said estate Ia said city and county or san
Francisco. CHARLES J. PADDOCK,
CHARLES I. HARRIS.
Executors o. the viii OF q. NJ PEASE deceased.
Dated at san Francisco, January ~, 1892
SCRlNNER a SCuELL.
ta2Z st hr ATTORNEYS far executors
The morning call., 1892-02-19
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
T C. MARSHUTZ. REAL ESTATE AGENT
Il. and Householder, 3Z4l2 Montgomery St
G1OSO G2x56: TAY ST, BET. CLAY AND
u 1ZOV. Sacramento; a nice lite buy
O. 0OrO 17OxlsG; COR CASTLE TRACT;
u ZZOO. only l block from Mission St and cleo
trio railway.
G.OEOO 25x74; l4TH ST, NEAR FOLSOM;
IT OOtU. ueat cottage. rooms, bath, ali I'M
provemeuts.
C.OOOO COTTAGE OF ROOMS: CHICKEN
GDOUOO. house; splendid chance to raise p0ul-
Try; see the size OF lot, 24OxlSO: bargain.
Q10EO REDUCED. 22:6x92 IS; O'FA ARIEL
tDt-OU. St; good bow-window house, rooms
aud bath bargain.
GcEQO GOOD HOUSE: FLATS ALSO
DOOUU. rear house: Minna ST., near 9th ;
steady tenants; pays we'll: lot 25xSU
Q-O0O NINA ST. BET 4TH AND 9TH:
ID iOOU. front and rear houses: rents $7l; a
nice little investment
t0O 25xIOO: WILLARD ST, NEAR Nc
u 11OO. AlIiSteT; work done.
/. c. MARSHUTZ. Heal Estate Agent and House
Broker 30 II Montgomery ST. fel4 SUR u
ZINE BUSINESS LOT TOR SALE CHEAP; OAK
j ST., betW cen Frederick and DeYiSzderO. Apply
NJ. KITZMILLLR. s29 Howard 81. fel6 1t
The morning call., 1892-02-19
nnG1Ne-HousEs FOR SAN.


c. ,fo LoueING-HoUsE; 9 ROOMS: NEAR
q wv. Market 81 mouse always fUl; tine loca-
In O., LESS, fourth ST. IL
-n LODGING HOUSE FOR SALE On
tttlt. roadway, Oakland; "A rooms new ana
p. 5.sr house. VIII pay wei; c1il at once. = W.
u.....v -ED 81 co. sO2 broadway. Oaklaud.le q
geo FART C .S5 LOT, Lo9eIHG 5 eI HoysE;
.-. -..r-et..h-e house, - rooms always iul; best
+. ..a.a- class. most respectable part oil city
-... frur.aase Price can lee paid on inStallments
t.- = She rr.tts 81 the business Apply hENNA
O. ~tni-i. 1868 M5ise. 81 II
.-fuoN lOuGfNG-UOJSE
d. ~-a.r. led-iu--ieSe. 40
r.-.. sca-.s new tgruitu te--....... ---,.. 1900
raHfll- fire t. trafs.ea 90
lt..n. 90 tli, ST. must SeA-..-.-.-.......... 100
=. l..la taI: corner: $1,000 cash.......,....4o O9
-.u. tu exchange FOR grocery. -............l 700
l.rss.s 10y III c. DICK Err sos Market. fel4 1t
E-I.-I-fAss LoGGING-HOJsE OF % ROOMS
I aEH .ra- lease; loW rent; can have trial: sold
r..esa.le. par. cash. st6 Mission ST. fel9 Il
"a ROOMS. FURNISHED; BARGAIN; SICK
B f' n.s> -l'S Mission. cor. IWeaty-toUrthl9 81
1.Ttf4 is SUNNY BAY-wINDOwED ROOMS;
~ '.''t. l5ra: wei located: furnished and ,ccu-
i... i-at $50. win water; tn is house clears $50
a'at.N BAILEY. Il2 Market 81. fel6 II eX>u
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7 ooaI>a-HoUsEo Fl5 ROOMS. 26sINTH ST.
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{ unGiNe-uoUsE-lI ROOMS: CHEAP: FULL
4 lasmers 2+- Stevenson st. felS 3t*
r FIRNISHEU ROOMS CHEAP: ALSO IN
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NEW AND NICELY FURNISHED LODGING
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PAYMENTS a., Box III, CALL brauch once. 10 -
oo ROOM HOUSE CHEAP. SICKNESS: IUlL
,Jt good roomors. 2-2l- Fourth ST. fel6 7t-
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