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kinds Of land. and that are prepared to sup
ply all wants IN the real estate lIIP. There
are numerous houses that deal in San Fran
cisco lands, and a great many that deal in
certain classes of country lands. but there is
probably only one firm in San Francisco
That aspires to supply prospective customers
With any kind Of real estate they are seek
ing IN any part of California. The CaTnall-
ii pkins Company. doing business at 624
Market street. San Francisco. Is one of the
Oldest AMI best known real estate houses on
The Coast, and conducts perhaps the most
extensive and active land business done in
California. Ia March, 1892 it Will be
fifteen years since the business was estab-
liShed by Mr.. Carnal, the head of the
house. In the early history Of the business
tie firm confined Itself 10 certain speclalties,
d9v0ting lis attention to buving aud selling
certain lines or property. One class Of bust
ness Id which II first engaged was suburban
lands about the bay OF San Francisco. In
which Il has had more experience and done
more bus ness than any other Irm IA Call
fCTuia. II next began 10 deal IN country
and farming lands generally, and, lastly,
some years since, established city bust
ness. The policy of the house l. and al
ways has been to c0n6ue itself principally
TO buying and selling, either for its own ac-
c1Gut OF for the account OF It's clients and
tais V-ljCy, combined with the good Judg-
ment and energy which have always char
acter.ZeI It's business. has given the con-
cem a deserved reputation as being the best
promoters and managers OF land deals
known on the Coast.
Following out their plans and ambitions,
which have gradually UnfoideI for several
years past. during the last twelve months
the CaruaH-HopkIns Company have per
fected a complete organization in their Of
nee. whereby they are able to supply the
public with any kind Of lands wanted.
10 ,1ts -r..d haf
brought lis management under the heads Of
yari Us departments, thus enabling them to
manage in one Office. with close supervision
and undivided attention, every line Of the
land business done IN the State and each
particular enterprise or undertaking that
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

ground in one vast ne work covering all the
business portion Of the city. Shortly after
the completion of the downtown station
other stations will be erected in the resi-
dence portions Of the city, from time to
time, until the whole city is covered.
The beneficial effects Of the Electric Light
Company are particularly felt IN the out
living districts. and wherever the lines have
reached property has been enhanced in
value and rents have risen prOpOrti0nately
Well lighted streets are the best police pro-
lection, and there is every reason now TO
anticipate within a reasonable time that the
city of San Francisco will be lighted in a
manner Inferior to no other city on this
continents
Helena, Mont, now has an electric street
railroad in op-rati n.
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Dor IN.

TYSON-In this city, December -, 1891, to the
wife OF John Tyson, a son.
MANTON-Iu this city December %, 1891 TO the
wife OF Frank MaEt0n, son.
HEALEY-In this city, December 81, 1897. to the
wife OF i. J. Hea!ey daughter
PEACOCk-In this city, December 81, 1891, to the
wife william Z. Peacock, a son.
INGARGIuLA-I this city. December 30 1891.
10 the WE OF Augustus NJ Iagargloia. a son.
GIHSON-1n this city. January ], 1892, TO the wife
o. Herb TT J.. Gibson. son.
HARDING-In tAis city. December 30 1891, to the
wife OF Everett ;. Harding, son.
kANE-In ocean View, TO the wife OF Thomas
Kane sen,
PASCUE-In Couiee City Wash, December 81
1881. l. the wife of ". J. Paseoe, sou.
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The Beautiful

Have fine teeth. They could not be beautiful
without Them. Ladies are aware OF this fact, and
consequently render their mouths attractive with
S0Z0D0NT. Pearls ave not Whittier than teeth
that are polished. purified and preserved with
this standard article, which is free from every
Objectionable Ingredient. Ii renders the breath
fragrant, IT imparts 4 rosy hue 10 Tie gums.
SOZOD0NT is a genuine preseryaiye and real
beauiiier, as those can and do testify who have
used II.
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MARRIED..

EElGGS-RIUEOUT-In this city, December 81
lSal by the Rev. Dr. Mathews. William Eery
liriEgs OF Sacramento and Grace Rlde0ut. daugh-
Ter o. y ID. KideOut, ESq., OF san francisco.
ST NJ HEFARD-In this city, January ?, 1872
iy tue Rev. Dr. Case. Edwin j. Stone Of san Fran
cisco ana Lmma l.. Shepard Of alameda.
KINCAID-F AERINGTON- this city, October
II. 1891. by the Rev. A. g HlrsJ, George +. Kin
ctid Oi eaH franc SEQ ana Elizabeth Harrington
of san LeaudrO, Cal
DODGE-DE NEUNE-in this city, December 30.
by the Rev. Edgar ). Lyons. Lieutenant Frederick
q. Dodge and julia Z. de Neuye.
STRAITON-HU6HES-I Wheatiand. December
30, 1891, by the Rev. T. H. stephens Dr. G. w.
StTaItoR and Ella Hughes.
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glauber salts, Reynolds patent solution,
prussiate of potash, powdering and prepar-
ing sulphur for vineyards, orchards, hops.
fruit bleaching sheep wash and gold and
silver ore milling purposes
The manufacturing capacity per dav is:
SulDhuric acid, 5000 pounds; muratic
acid, 1000 pounds; nitric acid, 5000 pounds:
sulphur output, 1900 pounds, aud other
chemicals up TO the demand Of the Coast.
For forty eight years Mr.. Reynolds has
been engaged in the IN tuufacture If chemi-
Gals. For the past twelve years George
Reynolds has been Sup arintendant of the
works, and to-day the Wholesale trade of
the concern covers the Pacific Coast States.
Central America, Mexico and the Sandwich
Islands,
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A Undertaking BUSINESS.
The Vast Enterprises of the Carnall-
Hopkins Company.

The Vast Enterprises Of The Carnan-
Hopkins Company.
L is only a fow years since the real estate
firms of San Francisco could have been
counted on the fingers of one hand, and the
houses then established devoted themselves
chiefly 10 HOUSEKEEPING and selling on CON-
mission within the city limits. Ten years
ago there we're not three real estate houses
worth mentioning in San Francisco that
ever engaged in the slle of country prop
rrty. With the growth aud development of
lie city and country, OF course, the num-
her Of real estate dealers has increaS in
III is city, and the variety of business done
by Them has increased in proportion.
Even at the present time, among the num-
eeous houses and firms that have been estab-
lshed and are now in existence doing a real
tate business in this city, there are very
few that even profess to do a general land
bu>iness-that is 10 say. that deal in all
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Proof Better IMAM Asseriion.

with such proof as the following letter from
V. II. Dean OF 27S Seventh street. New York.
it is not necessary 10 make The bare assertion
that ALLCoCKs Porous PLASTERs cure lum-
bag0. Nj. Dean says:
Some ten days ago l was taken with a very
violent pain in the small Of my back. Ii was so
severe that could hardly breathe: every move
meut caused great agony | finally found out IL
was lumbagO. Being entirely helpless a friend
sent 10 a druggist and got TWO ALLCOCKs
Porous PLASTERS. These were well warmed
ana applied TO my back, one above the other. In
ban an hour, to my great delight aud surprise,
found the pain began TO abate. In two hours l
was abe To walk out and attend TO my business
the pain being almost gone. Next day | was
all light. but continued wearing The plasters for
a week
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THE CHAMPIONS.
Bad Luck and Bats Give the
Dukes n Chance.

Duke Firms young men wrapped til 'ir hands
around their bat-stlcks yesterday and tied the
coast Championship into hard knot for the sec
Ond time in fourteen games. Score 6 TO 4. San
Jose now has an equal chance for the pennant
aud Will Improve each Sh lining hour.
Portland Outbatied The Dukes, securing twelve
hits of Ola Man Hoffman. but they were we'll
scattered and The San Jose team played g eat
Il eidng game.
LANCE played 4 good game in center, accepting
all LIS chances anu making one hlt. Following
Is Tie score
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Like The bushes that paint the sunrise
Are the bushes on her cheek;
And the thrush's note Ia the woodland
hear when she doth speak.
Like feather that's lightly blowing
Is her white and my hand;
Oh, she's the iaiIest maiden
Iu all The broad, green land.
But the sweetest charms she owneth
Are her teeth so early white,
For she brushes them with SoZOD0NT
Each morning and each night.
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san FRANCISCO, JANUARY 2, 1892.

Earned ruus-San JoSe' ,. TwO-baSe hits-Gieu-
alvin, Shea, Haniey ~. Sacrifice hits-Nork. Sta!-
inGS, Re!tZ First base errors-PortandS ,, San
JoSeS .. First base on called hais-POrtandS , San
JoSeS D. Left on bases-PortlandS 10, san J0SeS 9.
Struck Out-ly Camp 3, by Hoffman ,. by flaming
>, HIT by pitcber-McNabb. Double pIays-Par-
rUtt TO wilson TO Mott. Hanlyy TO Rcitz; Sharp to
booley, Passed ballS-WisOnsl lime of game
One hour 80 minutes. UmpireS-Sheridau aud Nc
DermCtt. Cffcial -MarGen.
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suit has been brought in The Superior Court by
the German savings and Loan Society against
the Central Electric Railroad and Sacramento
Halfway and Improvement companies 10 restrain
Them from abandoning franchise Oh street in
Sacramento. The bank holds $4,000 In bonds
Of the Improvement com"any, secured by mort
gage on IN road, and claims tHat II the franchise
IS abandoned is slcnIllY would be lMiuI ed.
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CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL WORKS.

On san Bruno Road, John Reynolds &
SON, ProPrietors.
One Of the Oldest business houses in San
Francisco is that of John Reynolds & Son,
proprietoTs Of tie California Chemical
Works.
T. 1868 M Reynolds ST. began the con
stmctau OF the buildings, and since Janu-
airy. 1856, the works have been in continued
gucrtian. Among the articles manufac-
uled are sulphuric acid, nitric acid. muri-
atIc acid, Sulphuric ether nitrate Of iron
liquor, Reynolds excelsior soldering solu-
ton, sulphate Of copper, sulphate Of iron,
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LA GRIPPE EASILY CURED.

RUsTON. La.
IL was attacked with Ia grippe at church.
went home with chill, headache and shoot
ing pains through my entire body, SueeZug,
sore throat, etc; fever soon arose and it
was the most intensely hot | have had in
many year. had seen in the Cincinnati
Enquirer that Kings Royal Germetuer
would cure la grippe and resolved to try it.
took dose at II, II and o'clock and fell
asleep | awoke at o'clock and took an
other dose. Got up at $3.50, ate n hearty
breakfast and worked hard splitting timber
till noon. | have had no return of any
symptom since.
Three Of my children have been attac ked
by same disease. | gave them same treat
ment with same result.
"A neighOOr had an attack. called to see
her Just after dark. Her fever was very
hlgh ana ut times she was delirious and
said she would die. She called her friends
around her to give her last parting words
told her friends If they would give her
Germetuer she would be ready for breakfast
next morning. She took it. | called next
morning and found her at breakfast table,
enjoying hearty meal-feeling well, with
all symptoms of la grippe gone. There has
been no return Of it in either Of the above
caSsS | know Of many other cases in and
about Huston of this same disease treated
the same way, with the same esults.'
REv. H. c. PUGH.
Germetuer was never known to fail to
cure la grippe if taken promptly at first of
attack. Cures diseases of blood and nerves,
such as indigestion, catarrh, insomnia, neu-
Talgla, rheumatism, etc. Sold bv druggists;
81 per bottle. ROYAL GERMETUER CO,
manufacturers, 13B Polk St. San Francisco.
Write for particulars. deco IT
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Gane To-Day.

II the weather permi :, The fifteenth game OF
the series VIII be PLAYED today. beginning at
O'clock As the champions are now tied the
cont St Will be for blood, as both teams are eager
for additional houors
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

r. Z. 1.-The ST Louis team played in the Ma
lioual League in 1885 and 1885, and was called
the 81. Louis MarOOns OF the Lucas team.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

APBoPos OF THE Seasonal lee ure by II.
MatteTn, prominent German business man Of
this city. will be given This aftern at o'clock
M the nan OF the German branch OF the \. NJ. C.
A. 232 SuIter street. Mr.. Matter'S subject
WI be - Tine Hannlmess OF The New Near.n
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To Depositors: Said Corporation
owes Deposits amounting 10, and
the actual value of which is So
TO Stockholders: The amout OF
Capital Stock. the actual vaine
The condition OF said liability
to stockholders IS, that no part
OF the amount can be paid to
them, or In any WY be with
drawn. except in payment of
losses during the exist nee OF
the Corporation, nor until all De-
poSitorS shall have been paid in
full the amount OF their deposits
and accrued d videudS
To depositors aud stockholders:
CD The amount OF the Reserve
fund, the actual value of which is
Including the amount of ma
tured but uucOllecJed interest
on loans and securities.
CD The amount of the C0ntin-
gent Fund, the actual value of
Whlf n S.........,..........
The condition of said funds is,
that the same have been Gre
ated for the purpose of addi-
tional security 60 depositorS
against losses.
State. City and County Taxes
assessed by the Government,
but not yet payable ...,,....,..
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Forty-E Eighth Half Yearly Report
or.
The German SAVINGS & Loan Society
sec California Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
SWORN STATEMENT

SWORN STATEMENT
OF the condition and value OF the Assets and LA
bilities of THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY, corporation doing business at No. 526
California street. in the city and county OF san
Francisco, State OF California, and where said
assets are situated on January 2, 1892:
ASSETS.
81, 29$,250 Miscellaneous County and
City Bonds. the actual
value OF which iS....... 81, $4,000
$4,000 Southern Pacific Railroad
OF California and Northern
Railway of California
First Mortgage Bonds. the
actual value OF which IS sos. 600
622, 900 Miscellaneous Cable and
street Railway FirSt
Mortgage Bonds, the act
u3l ne OF which is .... $4,000
514, 900 Miscellaneous First Mort
gage Water, Light and
Power Company Bonds
the actual value of which
ISL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0SZ,OOO
All OF said bonds
kept in the vaults of the
, corporation.
637 600 Miscellaneous Eastern
Railroad First Mortgage
which is,.e............,.,. 78I 900
These bonds are kept in
box III the vaults OF ana
rented from the New
York stock Exchange
Safe Deposit Company in
New York city.
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s3.s74250
S4,l4g,oOO

S3S742 $50 S4,14S
Standing on the books ofthe Cor
poratlon at................ -. $39IO,53
2-PrOmissOTy notes secured by first
mortgages on real estate within
IN State and the States of Ore
gUu and Washington. The actual
value of said promlssOry notes
is......... ....................... 2i,2J9.47
3-BondS OF the Uuited states, OF cit
les and counties OF the state OF
California and Bonds and stock
certificates OF Incorporated Com
panieS. pledges 10 the Society for
the amount OF ............ -. 1904 so
All said NoTes. Bonds and Ger
tificates are held and kept ny Sa
Corporation In its own vaults.
4-Bank Building and Lot, the actual
value os which iS................ 6O0U
5-New Bank building. lO3 90
6-Other Real Estate Situat al ~ the
state OF California. the actual
value of which iS.............. 34.02
Furniture in this Bank once OF
said Corporation .................. so
S-Cash in Quilted States Gold Coin
and Currency, the actual value
of which is..........,............. 1902. II,
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Births ARRIAGES-DEiTHS.

BERTELISG has the only reliable methods to
I'll effective sight. 427 kearuy street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
ANY YOUNG MAN

W no has lighthouses or
weakening drains, loss OF
sexual strength, ambition
ma energy, can be per-
manently cured by TAX
Ing this remedy. 1t cures
all the injurious effects OF
self-abuse and excuses,
aud the Doctor who has
had 33 years experience
In treating PRIVATE dis
eases Will forfeit $500
f@fany case he can't cure.
The Restorative will be
sent privately to any adj
English Dispensary.
dell Il
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state of California. City and County OF San Fran
cisco, ss.-LAWRtNCE GOTHIC and GEORGE
ToUKNY, being each separately duly sworn each
for himself says: That said Lawrence Gotti9 Is
President and that said George TOurny is Secre-
tary OF the German Savings aud Loan Society the
Corporation above mentioned, and that the fore
going statement Is true LAWRENCE GOTHIC,
GEO. TOURNY.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this I'd day OF
January, 1892.
1t TSeall +. O. wEGENER, Notary Public
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LAWRENCE GOTHIC,
President Of the German Savings and Loan Society.
GEO. TOURNY,
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Admission. so cents. Reserved Seats IS cents

aI-Sale Will commence tomorrow morning. at
10 A. NJ. at Sherman, Clay N Co.'S. SW corner sui
ter and kearny 1t
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Total. .828 ,6e5. o53 46
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LIABILITIES.

-. ......s2s. B65. O59 46
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Nv Love.

Helena, Mont, now has an electric street
railroad in op-rati.n.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-10-13
The Dental Law.

The law governing practice of dem
tistry as passed by the last Legislature
seems to be full of contradictions and
requires a construction of several Sec
tions before the Board can proceed un-
der its provisions, and 1t is probable
under the following opinion delivered
by the Attorney General that regular
physicians are not allowedthe pleasure
ofpulling teeth:
First-Time of pupilage cannot be
reckoned in time necessary to practice
dentistry before the Board can issue
license.
Second-Graduatesin in medicine must
have special dental certificates before
engaging in general practice Of dem
tistry.
Third-Surgeons doing dentistry
merely incidental cannot be licensed
to practice dentistry without special
examination.
Fourth-Pupils studying under pre-
ceptors may perform dental operations,
but only in the Office or under the
direct supervision of the preceptors.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-10-13

WE have no special interest in the
matter of adding more territory to
the corporate limits of Mcclure, much
less do we wish to injure anyone con-
nected with the scheme. But we feel
1t our duty to warn the people Of Nc
Clure against the foolhardy project,
for If 1t Is carried out as prayed for in
the petition, the territory annexed
will prove a boomerang and curse to
the corporation and taxpayer within
Its limits. Mcclure should profit by
the experience Of others and thereby
save II the expense of going into the
business on its own hook. Annex the
Manufacturing Addition and let 1t rest
there. Even then you will have more
territory than can be managed to ad'
vantage. The Commissioners should
weigh we'll the matter before granting
the prayer of the petition, especially
so inasmuch as large majority Of the
citizens interested do not favor the an.
nexation. McClure's prosperity has
already had one setback, don't load II
with another right on the heels Of the
first.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-10-13
HOW TO cast Your Ballot.

The election In Ohio will be held un-
der the Australian system, the same as
last year. The only change In reference
TO the marking Of the ticket is that
circle is printed at the head Of each
ticket below the device. In case a
voter wishes to vote straight party
ticket he marks q cross (X) within this
circle. Under the law Of last year the
cross, to vote a straight ticket, was put
on the left Of the head of the ticket
that is, the name Of the party. Many
errors were made by parties marking
opposite the name of the head candi-
date-the ballot only counting for that
one candidate instead of for the whole
ticket. Now the voter makes the cross
within the circle, and this counts for
the whole ticket. If he wishes to vote
mixed ticket he makes cross In the
space on the left of each candidate for
which he wishes to vote.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-10-13
Poisoned by Scrofula

Il the sad story of many lives made
miserable through no fault of their
own. Scrofula is more especially than
any other hereditary disease, and for
this simple reason: Arising from i'm
pure and insufficient blood, the disease
locates itself in the lymphatics, which
are composed of white tissues; there is
period of foetal life when the whole
body consists of white tissues, and
therefore the unborn child is especia' ly
susceptible to this dreadful disease.
But there is a remedy for scrofula,
whether herditary or acquired, it is
Hoods SarsaparilIa, which by its
powerful effect on the blood, eXpels all
trace of the disease and gives to the
vital fluid the quality and color of
health. If you decide to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla do not accept any substi-
tute.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-10-13

TOLEDO in all stirred up over the tr'-
al of the boodler councilmen. The
first one put on trial is John Daily. and
the first witness called by the prose Gu
ton was R. P. Swain, one of the in
dicted councilmen, who has turned
states evidence and given the who e
Doodle scheme away. In SWANS tes-
timony he confessed that combine
had been made for the purpose of de-
manding money for their votes. The
indicted members at first were Messrs.
DAILY, Doner, Swain, Manchester,
Nuendorf. Tanner and Gill but in his
testimony Swain implicated three 9TH
ers-Taylor, Rutherford and Schmuhl.
Swain's evidence is conclusive and the
prosecution has a strong case. No
doubt the entire gang will be convict
ed. The penalty is: Imprisonment in
the penitentiary for not more than
five years or fine of $500, or both.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-10-13

JUDGE HARE who was nominated
for elector at large by the Republicans
of Oregon declines to serve in that ca
pacity. In his letter of declination he
says: 1.-THE Republicans have passed
high tarifflaws, as they claim, for the
protection of labor yet, 1 have seen
more than $50 manufacturing estab-
lishments reduce the price of labor of
workingmen. For this reason, and
because of the squandering of the sur
plus l shall in future act in opposition
to the principles that I have supported
for the last thirty years and will vote
for Cleveland and Stevenson.