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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

SI3OOZLot 5OxlO0, with improvements; narrow
gauge station: Central ave.
Sl600-Quck sale; 4SxI06; and good house nesr
station.
S2OOO-Lot 37xlOO ana 4-room cottage; beautiful
location; built TO order; $500 cash; as per
month.
S2SOO-LOt S7xI0O, aud Groom house in fine
ditiOn; $500 CASH $40 per month.
-Four beautiful houses. all modern improvements;
rooms each; at Il bargain.
Four lots and . cottages at a bargain; quick sale.
Houses built to order and furnished in so days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free; houses
10 rent; open Sundays,
MARCUSE & KENNEL,
The largest contracting firm In Alameda County
OhiceS Aiamedd-Bay-st. Station ana High-st.
Station San Francisco-62S Market ST., opp. Pal
Hotel fe3 II cod
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CLAIRVOYANTs.

NJ RS. DIR. DE SAN. FROM YOUTH A GIFTED
vi mind-reader and fortune-telIer, aided by a
experience among ali classes OF people in this and
foreign countries, IS able to blend the past to
future OF the lives OF her customers as to create
wonder and aStonishment; her mission is to soOthe
the discouSoate, reuuite broken and despairing
family circles aud unite in the bonds OF love youth
iui affections IN the great cities Of the East she is
welc med of the best in her line; always
pleasant ana refined. all who visit her depart with
pleasant and grateful feeling: she sees the result of
a Journey. business DEAL or matrimonial venture
like open book; those wishing to learn what the
future has In store for them should consult this
gifted lady; send two 2-cent stamps for her Illus
IraInl hnnk- HarLnrs ! and = 100 EnMell SLLal
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ALAMEDA BARGAINS.

A LAMBDA bAhGAlNO.
S2O0O-s25O down. $25 per month; lot 27x130;
new modern cottage 5 rooms and bath. fNo. 1875
S2800-S40U down. $25 per month: corner lot
3OXl30; new modern cottage rooms and bath.
SSl50-s9O0 down. $50 per month; lot 81 :5xl5S
modern 2-stOry house rooms and bath.
s3425-S400 down. $50 per month; lot 'S5xl5S;
new modern 2-story house, Z rooms and bath
S35OO-$500 down. $35 per month; lot 25x150
new modern 2-story house; gas sewer and water;
school and station near by. No. 1872
$4250-S750 down. $40 per month: lot 5Ox 1906
nice cottage, rooms and bath; block from sta
ton; gas, sewer aud city water. mo 1874
S4650-$750 down, $40 per month; lot 42xlO8;
new modern 2-story house, Z rooms and bath
$550O-$500 down. SIS per month; lot 4Oxl25;
fine 2-story house rooms and bath; station
airy tubs; electric bells; speaking tubes; clothes
chutes linen closets. No. 1873.
$65O0-$l000 down. $50 per month: lot 5Oxl5O,
n. side, blocks rom station; elegant 2-story
house rooms ana bath; electric belIs clothes
Ghutes: speaking tubes; stationary tubs: linen
closets; redwood-hnished throughout; fine view OF
the bay mo. 81
Choice lots at bargain; houses TO let aud money
TO loan, Ii. +. MoREAL s. CO., 1882 Park ST.. Ala
media; dO2 Montgomery ST., San Francisco. fe4 II
TOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE OR HOUSES
II to rent call on MRS. l. w. CHANDLER & Co.,
1879 Park ST., Alameda. ia24 tt
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LoRIN REAL ESTATE.

"a no WOULD BE WITHOUT A HoME-oNLY
w 800 down.
Only $40 month. win buy beautiful new cot
tage OF 5 rooms; all modern improvements; large
lott only half block from electric and only two
blocks from Berkeley steam ears price only S225O;
interest only per cent greatest Involvement ever
offered. Inquire OF W. C. MORAN, Lorin; taxa
Berkeley train. ia30 lm
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ON THE LINE OF THE NEW ELECTRIC ROAD
FROM OAKLAND TO SAN LEANDRo
AND HAYWARDS.
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C.f00 GOOD wELL-PAYING SALOON: BEST
- 1UO. location. 2Z3 LeIdesdOrf st. feI6 BIS
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ZINE INVESTMENT CHEAP.
NINTH STREET. NEAR HOWARD,

IbI4
1xIO7 Is. WITH IMPROVEMENTS. COR JER-
} I sey and Diamond. Apply for IS days. Ia St.
no YOU WANT PROPERTY CITY OR COUN-
~ try, in the pTettiest valley OF the Statee Apply
10 hapa Land Co., Napa, Cal, Tor list OF proper
lies se23 1
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ELECTRIC-RoAD LOTS
We are subdivlding blocks fronting OF new
electric carline IN lots 25xlO0 ready to build on
$3.50 20 $500 for corners. cash. $40 monthly in
stauments can at Office for further particulars
i. GROTHWELL ) CO., 3ls Montgomery st. 10 II
C00OO PRINTING OUTFIT TO EXCHANGE
'DOOOO. for real estate. w. NJ. f.. 80 Post
street fa2Z II
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RoyEE, Toy & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERs,
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THE ONLY FORTUNE-TELLER IN THIS COUN-
try has returned to san Francisco for a short
time; tells you what you do not know; she tells
you what YOU want to know; she viii not guess at
any hing. but give you facts her yourself and
you will send your friends 100 Sixth St. ja24 Il
CLAIRNOYANT. CARD-READER AND MAG
~ netic healer; circles Tuesdays ana Thursdays;
sittings daily. 625 Webster ST.; take Hayes-st.
cars fel 3m
MRS. DIR. l.. =. KNAPP SPIRITUAL PHYSI-
wi clan: all diseases successfully treated no
a.; questions by mali answered: SittingS daily;
test circles Monday and Friday; developing fnes
day and Thursday. 142 Seventh 81. ja2S or
NI RS. j. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT, TEST
WI nahum and Mfe-reader. TURK 81. AD25 u
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A NJ REASONABLE OFFER WILL Buy GOOD
4 eeLse saloon and restaurant. Inquire at 81
tItIh ST.. fel5 IT,
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TO LEASE.

v =
MISS PIDGE MoRGAN-DURA VALINE BATHS,
vi lomi-lomi massage 967 Mission RIM. .. Il -
TO LEASE.
I 90 ELLIS ST. GENEVA HOUSE-43 ROOMS.
i " CHAS. ASHTON. Al Montgomery. fc9 lOl
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
CRAWFORD TRACT.

=
The most attractive building sites In Oakland at
prices and terms within ths reach OF every one
situated on the high land along the Piedmont cable
road and within 10 minutes OF the center of the
city; magnificent views; perfect climate: streets
nneIy maeadamized; sewers all laid ana connected;
cement Sidewalks; water mains in front OF every
lot from Piedmont Springs Water and Power Com
pauy; lots In the Stanford Tract now being sold
at from $50 to $50 per front 70 that Will some day
be worth from $50 to SlG0 per front foot; only one
half OF the tract Left terms only One-ffth cash,
balance in yearly payments; make selection ow
while the best lots still for sale. Send for
marked price list to WILLIAM j. DINGEE. 46O
and 462 Eighth ST., Oakland. fell I'm
CRAWFORD TRACT. OAKLAND: OVER $4,000
~ worth of lots sold last week: send for maps
and price list. WILLIAM j. DINGEE, 400 Eighth
81, Oakland fell I'm
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ALAMEDA BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 ARGAIN-oooD GENERAL GROCERY BUSI.
- ness In Alameda; good family trade: excellent
location; will sell by inVotee. Address Grocery,
Oakland once CALL. fe10 lat
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ROOMS TO LET-C0NTINUED.

O10 TAYLOk-NlCELY FURNISHED SUNNY
L1O front room crate for 2 gentlemen: also front
hall room; rent reasonable; private family. feI4 Ct
1tt0 SIXTH-PLEASANT SUNNY ROOMS EN-
~ suite or single; housekeeping rooms
cheap ia25 I'm
40 SIXTH-NICE PLEASANT ROOMS: EN-
II suite or single; reasonable. ja23 tt
I1O SIXTH - THE BRUNSWICK SUNNY
l. iO rooms; single suite: trsnslents new
management. MRS. S. L. JACKSON. Prop. jazz If
" OSEMITE HOUSE, l045 MARKET ST. BET
Sixth and Seventh; 35c to 81 per night; per week.
81 90 to S. single and en- suite families mri II
O01 FULT0N-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
ZCl rent cheap. nos Il
10J FULToN-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
lOI rooms. nol4 tt
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA - THE
y eight-pags WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
In the United States or Canada one year for 81 20,
postage free.
The morning call., 1892-02-17

Q1EOTO $3.50 PER LOT AT FRUITVALE,
ID LOU Oakland: $40 to $25 cash and 50 per
month; beautiful lots. adjoining the double-deek
car line OF Sessions new electric road; will give
free pass for years to any who will build APP
ply at once to L. W. WOOD W ARD Il Co, SO2 Broad
way Oakland. telI &c
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BUSINESS cHANCEs-CoNr1NUED.


no SILL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO l. u
i BARNARD, pa hearny St +; established 1859. %
EDEOO MECHANICS HOTEL, ACROSS THE
u -tOO' bay; 10 rooms; fine bar trade; near
railroad depot house full. regular and transient:
bargain. ]. D. BARNARD. Pa Kearuy St 1I*
C.-0O TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. WITH
u w. good stock Of aud secondhand
clothing; fine trade low rent; rooms for family.
/. D. BARNARD. pa Ke3rny St Its
exon BAR AND LOD6ING-HOUSE: l9 FUR
e OpO. niShed rooms: half interest; great bar
gain; fuii stock and billiard tables included.
D. BARNARD. pa keaIny st. 1t"
C.GHQ DRY GOODS AND i URNISHIN q
Il CNO. goods. Old stand; fine trade family
room VIII sell by inventory il desired Apply to
l. D. BARNARD 224 Kearny ST. it,
GIeo0 FINE RESTAURANT; COUNTRY
u IObO. town. I. d. BARNARD, "a Kearuy.~
Q1EO CIGAR-STURE: POSITIVE BARGAIN.
II ~. l. ID. BARN ARD. 224 Kearny St Its
4 WEEKS NEWS FOR 8 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
\ CALL, In wrapper, ready for mailing
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HORSES.

HORSES.
PAIR OF FINE YoUNG HORSES. APPLY 95l
/ Chestnut 81. fel6 l4ts
TOR SALE-FINE FAMILY OR CARRIAGE
horse, 1854 hands nigh. weight 1850 pounds,
jet black, years old can trot in 24j. Apply club
Stables 90 Taylor. fel4 TIE
IN TO so HEAD OF WELL-BROKE HORSES
~ and mares al ways on hand at Grand Arcade
Horse Market. 1927 5 Xth st.; auction sales OF
horses buEgcs carte, harness. etc, every Wednes-
day at i a. ~; sales solicited. $. WATKINS &
Co. livestock auctiOueers fel2 If
TOR SALE-DARK BROWN FINE BRED FIVE.
year old mare; can trOt iu minutes. kind and
gentle ia every way; well broke, single or double:
must be 10 be Appreciates Uuggy and harness
ApplY 20 2 Octtvia ST. fel2tf
81 > AND 221 TENTH COR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ZI') boarded and Tor sale. ). r. WALTON .ia12 ly
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EDU CATIONAL.
A RI DRAWING AND PAINTING: TERMS
~ reasonable. OLIVIA KINGSLAND, 24S2I2
Mark ct St, fe2 3m
I EARN BOOKKEEPING IN 6 WEEKS TARR
II Expert Accountant. RIM. 40, ll7O Markets rs 6m
ZANE l. CONNER. ARTIST-WORK FIRST
- class; enlarging pictures speciality. Room 80,
1170 Market St te5 3n
GIG. G. CIPOLLONI. FROM ROME ITALY, MAN
- dolin teacher. Donohoe Building, Il. SO. 10 BIN
CPANISH TAUGHT BY SPANISH LADY. 622
- Golden Gate ave; cali 8 to IL a. N. fe1 3m
u W KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 29I2
Howard St. terms moderate ja25 I'm
CCHoOL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL. ELEC
- trical engineering surveying, architecture as
saying; estaO. S64. A Van der Naleu, 723 Market
DACIFC ENGINEERING sCHOOL-ENGINEE R-
ing. architecture, surveying. III Post. fe20 Tyr
/ EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. ~ POST ST
II Doube-entry book keeping. penmanship, short
hand type-writlng, telegraphy, etc, all incudedin
business course under one fee o. SO. ie3O e
pACIFiC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 POST Sc,
4 Lille scho arshiD S75; day ana eveniaS oc2St
WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTs-THE WEEKLY
y CALL. In wrapper. ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1892-02-17

SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP: PRICE $500:
- rent 825, including water: situated On the cen
-er % manufacturing district; must be seen to be
appreciated. For Information inquire Of WAL
fATJE, a and Is First ST. ia9tf
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDs REAL ESTATE.
I :. HANLEY & CO, 1881 PARK ST. WILL
d build, sell rent you any kind OF house any
where in Alameda the most reasonable
terms au26 *
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR SALE


A IL BARGAINS-FOR SALE-HOUSE OF
~ rooms on Taylor ST., $3.50; 10 rooms on Geary
ST., 81 lU0 10 rooms en- Post st, $500. part cash;
IA rooms suffer ST. AT your own price, Apple TO
MORGAN a CO.., 2SS kearny 81. IT.
C. 400 LODGING-UOUSE; ROOMS; NEAR
ST1UU. Market st house always fun; hne loca-
ton NJ LESS, Fourth ST it,
Cf-E COR. LoDGING-HOUSE IS ROOMS;
y i -. very central: pays 500 over rent; par
ties here three years. CULVER. Grant ave L.
O..-FOON LODGIN HOUSE.................S50
- iSrovm lodging house. .......-..........- $50
l-rOOm house: new furniture. ......... ..... 1900
groom new fat SOU
2SEoom: fac Tor transient
12ruom on III Is ST; must 100
2O-Tootn: o-r wanted 200
5O-T0um; IN J: corner; $1,000 cash. O0U
22room 10 exchange Tor grocery
For sale by Il. C. DECK Err 900 Market fel4 1t
GQ0Q ISSUNNv BAY-WINDOWED ROOMS;
gHDOU, BATH; wei located; furnished and ecu
pIed rent $50 WIKI water; this house clrarS $50
monthly. BAILEY, ZIG Market St fel6 Il exSu
NEW AND NICELY FURNISHED LODGING
~ house; good location; part cash and balance in
payments " Box III. CALL iranch once. 10 ~
los sEC0ND-LuDGING. 10 ROOMS;
1OC rent $50, water nciaded; cheap. fel6 3tt
OO-RuOM HOUSE CHEAP: SICKNESS: FULL
~ good roome7s, 2221a Fourth ST. tel6 ~
40 ROOMS: FURNISHED, BARGAIN: SICK
IL ness 2759 Mission. cor. Twenty-foHrth.l - e
I1IRST-CLASS LODGING-HOySE OF 20 ROOMS.
4 with long lease: low rent: have trial; sold
reasonable; part cash. 946 Mission ST. tel2 IT.
Eo CENTs WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
~ fer four months 10 any mart o. tne United
states
The morning call., 1892-02-17

GIf0O HARDWARE IN PLUMBERS AND
e. 1ttO. tuners supplies. also carries on large
steam -rtir- plumbing and timing bus ness; EN-
IaOyug 60 hands; business established 40 years;
tlo oldest house I'D city large me store ana works;
l-e tu.L e-O-A ana rneSt machinery made Tor the
Business vitl several good contracts Oh hand: the
present efficient leln would gladly remain: BUSH
leSS en- De rCesSiuiiy run uF ally business man.
clears 500 per month. bargain must sell on aC-
count Id heath. CLIO. STEW ART, l55 hearuy ~. I
The morning call., 1892-02-17

CARPETS SMITHS BRUSSELS, Csc A YARD;
I iusta.lmeuL price elsewhere s. yL n FRIED
Man s. co. -gS-L3I stockton. and Z37 Post II u
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AsTROLOGF.

MME. MOREAU. - FOURTH ST. FORTUNE
WI teller cairv0yant; life-reader; fee 25c fla St.
ME EXODUS CLAIRYOYANT, HAS RE-
w moved TO IL Taylor St. Room 6; fee 5Oc.o24 Il
NINE DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC RENEALER
w by eggs and cards; tells entire life, past present,
future. consultations on all affairs. nothing
cepted name given valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake mpossible
diseases Cured fee 81: letter 50. 30 kearnY ID "
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4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
u complete with furniture. carpets stoves, cur
tsins blankets, pictures and mirrors It cash pTiooA
On easy iustsllments: small deposit. NJ. FRIED
Nan Z CO.'S. largest instalment house On the
Coast, e4S-25J stockton, 237 Pos ST.: opSn even
iEss; prompt atientlo paid 10 country orders ISL
~ CT install .ment. WILEY BROS. S3l Mission C.
The morning call., 1892-02-17
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

q 0OS0 FOR SALE IN OAKLAND-1 HOUSE
epOAOO. of rooms and l house of rooms
lot 4OxlO2; on Eleventh ave-. near Sixteenth ST.,
East Oakland: ali street improvements done. In
quire Of E. X WATERMAN, 40 Twelfth ST., East
Oakland, or WINTERBURN q Co., All Clay st.
San Francisco. fel6 7ts
$780, Gh,D pew rOom P3R s26
wood finish all modern improvements; lot 40x
20; on sunny side; near station; only $500 down.
Berkeley train stop at Golden Gate Stat ask for
O. A RUDOLPH. fel3 7t
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RrsINEss CHANCES.

.-a4D FINE MANIFEST. SALOON; GOOD
-rttt. location; well established and doing
business; nicely fitted up and well Stnckels
gross cause Ct selling. Apply to KENNY
. ..r..E. ltpA Market st Ire
The morning call., 1892-02-17

E, EOCEKY AND BAR: 3 LIVING ROOMS; NO
oppc5 ton other business cause Of selling Ap-
ply Gail FTaucb once. feI6 3tE
The morning call., 1892-02-17

WAGONS NND CARR tGEs.
IA ILL EXCHANGE GOOD IRRIGATED VALLEY
" land for farm wagons harness and carriages,
new or good second hand G. c. HUTCHINSON,
328 Montgomery ST., Room 3. fel6 3t%
CECOSD HAND BAKER WAGON; NEARLY
ouew; or . horses. 1907 Polk 81. fel6 7ts
/ SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON AT "a
i Beaie st. A. w SANBOENE FIELD u
CECOND-HAND WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP.
- I1l4 Harrison ST. near Seventh. feA II
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FII,NTTUEE WANTID.

Al j. SIMMONS & Co. AUCIONEERS WILL
NJ. buy your furniture pianos ana books. 1857
Market ST. ap9 q
The morning call., 1892-02-17

II =. LEUTHOLTZ 1864 MARKET ROOM IS,
II. viii bay your furniture. leweIry or goods OF
any kind for cash: send postal de6 n
IIIGH PRICE PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
II JUre GALLAGHER. 1871 Market. ut. Ninta5t
". FUESF PAYS TIRE HIGHEST PRICE
u for furniture Gail send postal 1927 Mar
ket ST.. bet Seventh aud Eighth. Oc2l ~
IL SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND CAR
y pets bought: IaTSe small lots; cali seud
postal. ROSkS til Al ITO Fourth ST. oCl7 ~
NICCABE, Igs FOURTH ST. PAYS THE HIGH
VI price for furniture stoves Tau-cs, carpets
4 LARGE QUANTITY or SECOND-H AND FUR
y UIture wanted 20 Ter cent paid more than
here. MALONE. 1876 Fourth st. store m20tt
The morning call., 1892-02-17

COTS CI5AR-ST0RE: 500 A MONTH. 243
u -. Forrth 81. no agents. feI5 Il 10 2l as
The morning call., 1892-02-17

GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE; LIVING
~ rooms 10 rear. Apply 32l Eighthst. felB 3t*
I CA FOURTH CIGAR-sTORE. DOISG GOOD
j ~ business, for sale. cheap. felG IT.
The morning call., 1892-02-17

OK - LF-5ff~t .t.l.I. NOUS.
q a SINGER SEWING MACHINE WITH AT
ID ~. tachments; almost new. 22l Fifth. II 80
JRANDNEW HOME sEWIN1-MACHINE VERY
- cheap. Can 522 Castro IT.
QIIO ENGLISH SAFETY. S55: 5l-INCH VIC
u ~ tor. $25. 329 Golden Gate ave. fel6 II
DOINTER BITCH, BY POINT BLOSSOM:
i cheap. 4l2 Battery. 1913 ste
TAS FIXTURES. GALVANIZED RANGE BOIL
VI ers cheap at HUFSCHMIDTS. 637 Gay. fe7 II
ZINE FETALUMA INCUBATOR NEARLY
II new, capacity l25 eggs, sold cheap for cash. or
Will exchange for good laying hens. GEORGE
SMITH, 2l3O Market St, opp. Guerrero. (Jal7 Il
CAFE, SCALE LErTEB-PRESs. STORETRUCK
- and money-Lill; cheap. lU2 Clay ST. au7 II
CECOND-BAND BOILERS ENGINES, PUMPS
- shafting puleys, beitlng water pipes etc.
dee q MCINTOSH a. ROLPMAN, 1877 Beale st.
CBEPARDS FOOT AND POWER LATHK3
- pianeTs. drill-Dresses. 667 Mission ST. se27sf
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

/ BEDROOM SETS, $40 ANDSl2: ALSO SECOND
y maud furniture OF all kinds; cheap. BYERS
39l Sixth ST. fel6 ly
The Durham daily globe., 1892-05-14
ABOUT THE CUTTING
What Col. Copeland Says Concerning
the Business.
He Says The Glebe Misrepresented Him
and Wants a RetractiOn.
HE IS WELCOME TO SUCH THINGS
If All He Says Is True He Should Turn
in and Put the Other Fellows
Beyond the Bars.
EAST, DURHAM, n. c., May 13.

EAST, DURHAM, n. c., May 13.
To THE EDIToR-I want the mistake
corrected that was in THE GLOBE Thurs
day Harris came in the car at dinner.
| was lying down and he came in and
kicked me on the foot and asked me what
was doing. He was going on about the
cotton factory boys himself and telling
how he had backed them all out; said
that they were towards and would not
fight him. told him if he was going to
talk about them that way he had better
move his board to West Durham. He
called mea cotton factory boy himself, and
he then said he was joking. We parted
at that Wednesday evening. That night
I and my brother were visiting and he
called me several times, and as l did not
hear him he sent little girl. al Crutch-
field was with him and asked the little
girl to tell me to come out there. Invent
and | was not out there more than three
minutes before he cut me and ran
Please correct it. can prove all that
| have written and more besides.
ROBERT COPELAND.
p. S.-There were two boys with him
They all ran and left me as soon as he
: cut me.
The Durham daily globe., 1892-05-14

Applicant for Insurance-No, sir; l
neither drink, chew nor swear. don't
go to the theater or attend balls, anC
have no evil associates. l am at home
always by 10 o'clock; am a Sunday
school teacher, and my morals are above
reproach. | never had a days sickness
in my life.
Agent-That is an extra, extra hazard
Gus risk, young man, and we can't
take it.
Applicant-What!
Agent-No. The good die young, you
knoW.-Life.
The Durham daily globe., 1892-05-14
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
The Day, Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.

The Day, Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
Fresh country butter on ice at the
Alliance store, lO3 Main street
Tie rainbow the other morning was
received at this Office on subscription.
The tobacco men had another barbe-
cue at lluckleberry spring to day-the
jokelcSs barbecue which Col r, f. Lyon
announced last week.
The exercises Of Children's Day will
take place to morrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock at Trinity Methodist church, to
which service the public are respectfully
invited.
Capt. Robert Boyd, of England, the
saved bar. keeper, etc, will hold meetings
every day at 3 and p m, commencing
10 night at 5. Sunday, II a M, 3 and
p m. Lovers of truth, come. Those
AFRAID OF fire had better stay at home.
I'N' N'"ISl9, cIC., oe sure anu COHle.
News reached Durham this morning
o' bad runaway accident in Milton
Yesterday, resulting in broken arm for
Nr. W. B. Lewis and the loss Of an eve
Ior his brother, Mr.. w NJ Lewis The
former is agent for the American To.
oacco company and well known in bust
ness circles. Both are popular young
men and much regret is felt over the ac
cident.
The Durham daily globe., 1892-05-14
II Am So Tired

Is a common exclamation at this season.
There is a certain bracing effect in cold
which is lost when the weather grows
warmer: and when Nature is renewing
her youth, her admires feel dull, sluggish
and tired. This condition is owing main
ly 10 the impure condition of the blood,
and its failure to supply healthy tissue to
the various organs of the body. 1t is re-
markable how susceptible the system Is
to the help TO derived from good medl-
cine at this season. Possessing just those
purifying, building up qualities which
the body Graves, Hoods Sarsaparilla soon
oyercomes that tired feeling. restores the
appetite, purifies the blood, and, in short
imparts vigorous health. Its thousands
of friends as with one voice declare at
Makes the Weak Strong"
The Durham daily globe., 1892-05-14
knickerbocker Punch !!

a Punch, yet not Punch, stin cheers the
soul of man."
This new and popular beverage is so
cleverly mixed and compounded that,
while it meets the requirements of the
various temperance laws in vogue, yet it
forms pleasant and stimulating substi.
tute for strong drink during the warm
season. 1t contains no drugs (this is
positiye), never fails to refresh the
thirsty, and can be partaken of freely
without any bad after effect. Like the
hardy class from whom it derives its
name, Knickerbocker Punch has come to
stay. Try it.
The Durham daily globe., 1892-05-14
CHILDREN'S DAY |!
Ula, VIII Happen at Trinity To-
Morrow.
That Being "Children's Day." Big
Programme Is Arranged.
TIE MORMoNS AT WORK IN ORANGE
,,,,,o who Come and GO-Brief Brey /.
ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

p4opIc who imagine that simply be-
oorse they have been on earth a little
Ionger than some other people, and have
contracted in consequence cheerful
habit Of believing themselves the only
black birds in the pie, will to morrow
learn the folly of their competency.
The ". +. conference, having recog-
rized the fact that children Of its Sunday
schools are as much part Of the church
a. the older members, and that they are
indeed It's future strength has set apart
one sunday in the year to be known
wherever observed as "Children's Day.
At which time the fellow in long pants
and the girl who pencils her eyebrows
and wears a lace veil are not in it.
Chidren's Day is always a great event
in Sunday school circles and is looked
forward to with much interest by The
small individuals who are on the pro
cramme TO sing a solo or speak piece
Al remember The exercises at Trinity
church on a similar occasion last year
Tomorrow the exercises promise to b.
equally interesting.