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THE ARCTIC'S VICTIMS.
Survivors Of the Rodgers Ask
for Pay.
They Claim That Their Services Are Entitled
to More Recognition Than They Received
From the Government.

The surviving members of the Rodgers
relief party will present claims against the
United States Government for services rem
dered in the Arctic zone.
The claims, which aggregate SIS, coo, have
been assigned to Attorney F. Alleyne Orr,
who departed yesterday for Washington to
present them for consideration Of the
national authorities.
This move on the part of the survivors Of
that expedition has been under consider
alton for some time past.
The surviving members Of the party are
scattered all over the country. A large
number are, however, residents of this.eity
and county.
A few months ago they formed an organ
ization known as the Rodgers Club"
with headquarters at 775 Mission street.
p. Cahill was elected president and Edward
O'Ieary secretary
After considerable correspondence and
discussion ii was decided that the Govern
ment should make some provision for those
who had been with the Rodgers relief
party.
Precedents have been set for the Govern
ment's generosity in extending relief in the
cases of the Jeannette survivors and those
of previous expeditions. Those who were
on the Rodgers received nothing but their
bare wages.
The Rodgers was the first vessel dis
patched 10 the relief of the Jeanette expe-
dtion, which left this city July s, 1879. TO
discover the North Pole.
Nearly two years had passed, during
which time no tidings had been received
from the Jeanette.
Yielding to the proDptiDgs CT humanity,
the Government dispatched the Rodgers.
under the command of Captain Berry. June
IS. 1881, to search for the missing explorers.
Recognizing the hazardous character of
the expedition. volunteers from the naval
service were called for.
Thirty-three men responded for the dan-
gerouS service.
Before the Rodgers sailed three of the
men deserted. Their places, however, were
promptly flied by additional volunteers from
the Pensacola.
Those who went on the Rodgers were
promised double pay, and an additional
bonus of 100000 was to be divided among
the crew ii any Of The Jeanette explorers
were recovered.
After cruising about in the ieefoes of the
Arctic Ocean the Rodgers was burned TO
the waters edge on the 18th of November.
Those of the Rodgers party who remained
in tho vicinity of where the Rodgers was
burned were rescued on the 9th of June.
1882. They were placed on board the
whaler North Star and transferred the
day following to the revenue cutter Thomas
CorwiD.
Edward O'Leary, the secretary of the
club. states that an appeal has been issued
urging upon the Government TO recognize
their claims.
I'VE suffered untold hardships," he
stated, land many of us were victims to the
dread scurvv. We received nothing but
our pay for the time We were away, which
was not adequate to pay the medical bills
that were incurred through suffering in the
far morrill,
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SURPRISED IN COURT.
Mrs. A. Rinkle Claims All
the Slicer Estate.
THE WILL is CONCEALED.
The Attorneys for the Other Contestants
Want Time to Study the New and
Strange Phase TO the Case.
THE WILL Is CONCEALED.

The contest over the will Of Hugh s.
Slicer. which has been dragging out its long
existence in the Alameda courts, assumed
new phase yesterday morning.
A new contestant in the person OF Ara
bella Hinkle appeared ON the scene
The attorneys who appeared for the heirs
under the purported last will admitted that
they had been taken by surpri Sc and asked
for a continuance until the 18th inst
Judge Ellsworth, teo, was somewhat as
tonished and he readily granted the request.
Mrs. Arabela Hinkle, by her attorney
w. S. O'Brien of this city, filed protest to
the probating Of the will or Hugh S. Slicer.
In the protest she AYERS that she is the
sole legatee under the last will of Hugh S.
Slicer, which he executed on January g.
1891.
TIE other will which is offered for probate
was made prior to the will possessed by
Mrs. Hnkle.
Upon this new phase of the case present
ing itself, Martin and Moore, Sullivan and
Sullivan, COogan and Foote, who represent
the host of claimants under the WILL looked
dumfounded. So they were given time to
recover
Mrs. Arabella Hinkle, who Is the mother
of Walter A. Hinkle, Assistant District At
Of the late Hugh S. Slcer.
According to the statements oil her son,
W. S. Hinkle. who was interviewed at the
Colonial Hotel. Mrs. Hinkle was the fayorite
cousin of Hugh S. Slicer. The latter DUR
ing his lifetime and Charles Mclaughlin. a
brother of Mrs. Hinkle, were partners in
the building of the San Jose Railroad.
They were connected in many other busi-
ness enterprises, and Slicer died worth in
the neighborhood of $4,000.
He was unmarried but had several
brothers and sisters and their children.
Mr.. Hinkie stated that previous to Steers
death he had trouble with his closest of kin
and vowed they would not receive dollar
Of his money.
HE always displayed the greatest of az
lection for my mother" said Mr. HiBkle
last night, land on January g. 1884, he exc
cuted will leaving his entire estate to her.
HE made a small reservation in favor Of
Charles Slicer.
Now this will is missing Some one has
concealed IT," charged Mr.. HlDkle. "In-
stead an instrument executed st prior date,
In which almost all Steers relatives are
mentioned. with the exception OF my
mother, is produced aud offered TO pro-
bate.
There is a mystery about the disappear
ance Of the will N entioned in my mothers
protest. continued Mr.. HiDkle. 'and in
the course of time there will be some start
ling disclosures made.
1T won't do for me to talk about ii now"
protested Mr.. Hinkle, 'but | can assure you
produce a sensation when brought out In
court"
W. S. Barnes and w. S. O'Brien appear
as the attorneys in the case. together with
Walter Hinkle, representing Mrs. Hinkle's
side of the contest.
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That pear Old word, Good -By.

Is mighty sad one whel II Is the parting saInta-
tion between frien g. whom thousands of mites OF
salt water are ABOUT separate. Mariners, buyer.
in foreign lands for heavy houses. commercial tray
eIers who have made many trips across the stormy
Atlantic, III nix little of an voyage, but to the
first voyager the initial trip momentous affair
sea sickness is to be expected matter of
How 10 preyent It? The finest remedy and pre-
ventve of the nausea provoked by the tossing OF
vessel the EARRING motion of the screw OF steam
ship. or of locomotive train. is Hostetter's stom
ach Bitters pronounced by sea captains, ship doc
tors. tourists, travellers aud emigrants the finest
stomacnic nd best defense against ailments OF the
bowels. digestive organs and liver In existence.
Malaria, rheumatism, kidney trouble and debility
are remedied by 1t. Az
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Heiman aud Aaron Croker, "eaprers," were
arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn ont by
n ). Miri, Police Court lawyer, charging them
with vagraney. When Hermann better known
Thrifty Dlek," went up 10 Police Count to
prepare bonds for his brother he was ordered 10
leave the courtroom. lie refused To go and re
sisted when Sergeant Duncan look hold OF him.
Judge Campbell found him guilty OF contempt Of
court and ordered him 10 serve one day in The
County Jail and pay fine of $50.
Oriff Yose the counterfelter. was yesterday
sentenced 10 six years imprisonment al san
Quentin and to pay Il fine of $1,000 By Judge
NlofroM IN the United StaleS District Court.
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hold, and on the strength of this the players
Will make an effort TO hold tog stheE.N
/, Ihere Is proposition for George Os-
bourne to play the company in the prov
inces, where ideas regarding advertising
differ slightly from those employed here. In
the hope OF tiding over the present financial
depression which is popularity supposed to
end when the Candidates are all elected
Miss Bateman and Mr.. Hall. the two lead
ing people, will probably accept engage
ments elsewhere, leaving Mr. Osbourne and
the rest to wrigele along the best they can
until the moon changes or the ghost gets
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neatn OF Areniteet muerne.

The well-known architect and civil engi-
neer, Prosper l.. f. Huerne, died in this
city last Saturday at his residence, Is Ford
street. The deceased leaves widow, but
no children. He arrived here from France
In 1850, and was prominently connected with
the Academy of Sciences and Territorial
Pioneers. His ability was nnquestione,
and he was identified with contracts Of
great magnitude, particularly with the
Dopapna canal
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Younglove-Er--er-I have come. Mr.
Pater, to ask for er-er-the-
Pater-Um-m-ph!
Youngloye (scared) = For-the-hand of
your daughter Maria.
Pater-Thunder, my boy. what did you
come at me that way for? Certainly; OF
course; take her. / thought you were going
to borrow my ticket to the races. -Chicago
News Record.
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$40. CASH. $40

" VI
Balance SIS TO $40 per month"; the grandest oher
ever made on property in this location.
TIE BOWLING TRACT on the direct line or
the Oakland and Berkeley Electric Railway, and
the only l00-foot street running from Oakland 10
Berkeley.
LARGE LOTS. ONLY $3.50 TO $500 EACH
Streets all grsded; city water mains laid: posi-
lively the best and cheapest property ever onered
Tor sale along this great highway; only ~ minutes
TO the business center of Oakland and only 40 MIN
utes to San Francisco: double track now lald ny
the electric company; terms only $40 cssn; Va-
at So or $40 per month: lots only sloo "
$500.
THE BOWLING TRACT is the most elevated
piece OF land on this road $50 feet above the sea
level where nature and art have combined 10 MAKE
resort for the family that is absolute perfection
THE BOWLING TRACT. THE GARDEN SFof
OF CALIFORNIA.
THE BOWLING TRACT. only minutes walk
from the State University and TO the new pubic
school.
THE BOWLING TRACT will be built up with
handsome houses. There Is not a section OF OAK
lands suburbs where property viii increase III 'alue
so fast as in this tract
ANY person who Is fortunate enough 10 see tniS
advertisement has no excuse for not having ahouse
OF his own unless it be his misfortune 10 get 10 our
Offices after the last one is TAKEN For tuii particu
lars. maps and to see the property Apply 10 w. u
MORAN Lorin. South Berkeley; take berkeley
train stop at Lo rIn carriage always ready TO snow
property; go to CARNALL-HOPhINS W, ga
Market ST., ). L. sei4
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@IO AND $50 oAsHi
BALANCE 81 so MONTHLY
NO PROPERTY AT HAYwARDs
TO COMPARE WITH 1T.
KNOX ORCHARD. HAYWARDS.
The remainder OF this elegant tract 70 be closed out
upon easy terms.
ALI LoTs 5Oxl50, covered with FULL-BEARISG
FRUIT TREES: $3.50 to $500 EACH only $40
and $50 cash as first payment; balance,
81 soto $40 in monthly instaments
This elegant property is located within three
blocks OF the center OF the beautiful town OF Hay
wards, two blocks OF horse and electric cars.
CITY WATER UPON THE TRACT
This Is without any exception the cheapest and
m ost desirable property adjoining Hayward The
terms easy that the fruit upon the trees
VIII pay the nstallments For maps and iuil par
tieulars apply to
NJ j. LAYMANCE & co, 466 Eighth ST., Oak land.
FRANK LAKE, Western Union Telegraph once,
Haywards. Cal seq lot
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Rni,ders, Contracts.
COURT NOTES.

William oRcrman with William Tegeier. to eeiid
exc ept Grics and paint WORK. ON Sc corner OF Hag
risou aud Juniper streets; $1S5O.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
CPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO LADIES AND
- gentlemen OF neglected education by young lady
teacher: moderate terms; day evening; alone or
IN class all the English branches, arithmetic book
Keeping, etc Room 3, % Eighth st. ceb I'm
VELEsC0PIC STUDIES: LESSONS IN AsTRoN-
Il omy. MISS oHALLORAN, 2209 Fillmore 81.
sef Suwe lm|
YOUNG LADY LATELY FROM THE EAST
gives lessons In German and Spanish languages
Apply $50 Market st. room 81, to 10 A. NJ. and
20 ?. oc4 BIS
DIANo LESSONS BY ENGLIsHMAN; coo HOUR
or ace. l01a Turk st. oc4 TIE
nj NE. GIFFARD HAS EsUMED HER FRENCH
ifI classes; latest method. 1905 Pine st. ocl I'm
HEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST.:
IL deuDie-entry bookkeeping. penmanship, short
hand, writing. telegraphy. etc, ali included In
business course under one fee OF $75. 1880 II
pACIHIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 800 POST ST.;
NE scholarship $75: day ande vening. oe20 Il
MERCANTILE COLLEGE & NORMAL SCHOOL.
W Golden Gate Van Ness, Day q evenings. l8 II
CINGfNG: VOICE CULTURE. APPLY DAILY
- Dos Powell ST., PROP. J. II. oGILV1E. AUS 3m
HERMAN PROFESSOR OF THE PIANO; MOST
" improved method. 81 Ninth st. aus BIN
DROP. ID. MANSFIELD. MANDoLtN. GUITAR,
banjo. compositions Studio 1905 harketau3 3m
CCHooL CIVIL MINING, MECHANICAL ELEc
~ fricai engineering. surveying, architecture AZ
tsyingi estab. 1864 A Van der kaiiien. 723 Market
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o1OpA BUSINESS CORNER; 5Ox125; $500
u lOOO. cash. balance to suit purchaser; must
be soid this week: this elegant lot has grand
future and will make fine investment for any one
with this amount of capital; VIII positively double
ia value In the years. Inquire at once OF J.
W. LAYMANCE, 466 Eighth St, Oakland seq lot
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE,

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
1 OR sALE-LoT 25xl2s, BLOCK AND HALF
7 from AdeIine Station; price, $3.50. Address j.
H.. box 95 Call Branch ONCE. oc5 Ztf
HAYwARDS PROPERTY.
IL l15 acres in fruit; buildings, water; $500.
IA acres part fruit: buildings water; $l7OO.
acres: fruit; buildings; In town $i75O.
Is acres, par. fruit; buildings. water: $iOOo.
IL. "a acres half fruit; buildings. water; SlIoU
25 acres, best fruit: highly improved; &l4O0O.
Ranches OF every description, town property ana
building lots very cheap. Address
=. wILBERT, Castro ST., mr.. ID. Haywards, CAR Al
lust THINK OF IT! A FINE NEW BROOM
81 house with BATH mr. Twenty-thrd ave.. for only
$500: biggest bargain ever offered and wont walt
long; small cash payment and monthly payments,
RUSSELL & PROSSER. Twenty-third avenue Sta
ton, East Oakland. oc1 ~
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a DfICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
n marriages annulled: collections damages etc
q W HOWE. atty, $50 Market cor. Stockton. am
NOAH +. FLOOD. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. l3I
~ Montgomery ST.. rooms and 8. sell I'm
~ w DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY AT-LAW AGO
W California ST. rooms 1913: advice free d3 tf
II A. CRoTHEgS ATToRsEY-AT-LAw. sls
~ eIw-s no3s
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WHY PAY RENT,
w when for
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
You acquire
YOUR own HOME
In any part of
CITY OR SUBURBS!
Apply for particulars.
JAMES SIMMONS.
seq Il FrSHMoWe 10 Montgomery ST.
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I AUNDRY FOR SALE: GOOD BUSINESS;
Apply this Off e. OcA 81
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CALCON AND LUNCH-HOUSE: 1 YEARS
- ease; vicinity OF m.lls must be sold by NOyem-
Der I. Cali Lraach Office. Oe4 ~
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T y.LAwKENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
61D sacramento St cabinet work and httingua
'dices promptly attended, Telephone wa ml6l
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n oyERNMENT LANDsi
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands.
Rich black soil. ready to pIow
Large hne valley; railroad throughis.
Water bitches now building
Mild climate. free fuel, cheap lumber
Work At good wages there now.
Land can be taken without residence.
send &c stamp for full Information to r. W.
LAKE 6'Flood building San Francisco, Cal. ap14 Il
0I WEEK BUYS FRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
ID J. this offer; lakewood Colony Tract.
acres, $I5. payable 81 a week.
10 acres, $3.50, payable 50 week
~ acres. $500. payable 81 week.
No interest and no taxes on deferred payments
Is all fine AL fruit land: no irrigation required:
large town an d railroad: some oaks; water
handy title perfect; no investment Is SAFE sure
or as profitable as fruit lands. WESTERN LAND
COMPANY. $40 Market st. se27 I'm
CONoMA COUNTY LAND SALE OR Eek.
- change; write fully. ANDREW PRICE. Heads
burg. Cal. fel4u
CCHooL LANDS 81 SO TO % AN ACRR; on
- very easy terms sold by the state In tracts II
suit; no residence or improvements required. all
kinds OF lands. In many different counties; seni
stamp fer list: open day and evenings +. W.
LAKE Flood Building l3u
FINANCIAL.
A T 1913 KEARNY ROOM Q. You CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates: private ROOMS for ladies:
pledges for sale: take elevator. mrf tx
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ e8S ksarny ST.. the only corporation that leads
neaU On diamonds watches; low interest COAX
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY AT 6Z ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
Ni cages without delay MURPHY. 1926 Pine. 3m
7 OANs ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES, MDs. IN
IL warehouse j. S.BOwMAN. 1923 Montgomery. II
A BARREL OF MONEY OK 1Sr OR I'D MORT
n gage; per cent; no delay. j. L. All o'FarreiLly
AdoNEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD Ar
Vu Security Loan Bank 1l0t Market st. mr.. Mason:
private entrance Turk N. ,. FRANKLIN 400 ON
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CALOoN; CHEAP RENT: FULL VALUE IN
- ght; private rooms; side entrance; big Sacr-
nee. 7lS Mission It. oc4 3tS
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G1750 RENTS $50; NAToMA ST., BET.
ID . Ot. Ist and I'd: store and fats; bargain.
w. !. MORGAN y Co. SIP California; ST
QtTSo RENTS $50: RAUSCH ST., BET.
u Il ~. Howard aud Folsom; fac large lot.
25XlI2; covered with improvements; street
eepted: a bargain. W. MORGAN CO.. 5l2
California st
C.Oon0 RENTS s2T: 2-sTORY HOUSE or
tDLOVO. rooms. rear house OF rooms; Union
ST.. y. side, bet. SansOme and Montgomery. w /.
MORGAN & CO., 512 Cal. st.
I. OLSON ST. BET. 2OTH AND 2lsT; CHOICE
residence lot 25xl22: %; $1,000 w. l. MORGAN
8 CO. 5l2 Cal ST.
o1O0O 2-sToRY BAY-WINDow ROUSE OF
~ 1OOO. rooms and bath: rear house OF
rooms: fibert st, bet. Leayenworth and Hyde:
large lot 22:llxl37 g. w. l. MORGAN & CO., 5l2
Cal St
s,-sTORY AND FINISHED BASEMENT RESI-
- dence. 10 rooms and bath. brick foundation;
Greenwich; large lot, 22:6xl37:6; street bitumi-
nous rock. w. l. MORGAN co, 5I2 Cal st.
GOQS0 BROADWAY. BET. JONES AND
STZOOO. Leayenworth SITS; 2-story house
rooms. W. MORGAN & CO, 5l2 Cal st.
sTOOOU. and 26th; bay-wlndow cottage;
rooms and bath: size OF lot. 3ixl0l -. w. l. NOR
GAN Co, 5i2 Cal St. se25 Suwe II
Q7SO0 KEARSY ST. Mr.. BROADWAY: 2.
u iOOO. story frame; present rent s75 clear
OF water and repairs.
S6000-Pacihc ST. mr.. Montgomery; brick build
ing: present rent Sz5, clear OF water and repairs;
offer these two above fine investments for $l3-
900 II purchased together; total rents Q 20 per
large permanent income seldom. II ever, offered.
ROBERT J. MERCER, 4 10 Pine II. oc2 81 SuWeSu
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OFFER WANTED FOR GOOD PAYING SALOON;
~ furnished rooms; good place for men orman
and wife 500 Third ST. oc4 ST.
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TOR SALE-STATIONERY AND VARIETY
1 store; best location; nice liYing-ro0m; rent
9 30 sol O'farrell 81. oc4 81
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DR. E. II. SCHULTZ, DENTIST. ROOMS 1886
u Murphy building, 1885 Market st. SEQ 3m
nR REA. 1928 MARKET. EXT. TEETH SOC;
II with gas ST. filings low; open evenings jas 81
NY ASA LuM-KEEPER KNOWS ALL DENTAL
n gases are dangerous: by my wonderful secret
local application to the gums teeth may be fined or
extracted painlessy; thirteen first prizes for finest
filling, crownwork. bridgework and plates. l rec
ommcnd my dental college that has removed from
1i7O Market ST. 20 Fifth St, cor. Market: you can
have good dental work done at my college for one
hair the price tue cheapest dentists CHARGE
those wishing me to do the work call at my main
Office O'Farreii st examination at both places
free. DIR. 6. w. LEEK aul6 Il
Gs y PER SET; TO PLEASE OR NO CHARGE;
ID filling 81: ext. soc. DR. PERRY 8 Mason tt
COTTON Observation-Disclosures 06 MARKET
" ST. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. 1e8 II
DR. H. g. CONCENTRATIONS PAINLESS;
~ patchwork, bridge-work, teeth without plates,
speciality. lS4l Polk ST. myl4 tt
MO PAIN-ExIRACTING OF TEETH MADE
IN easy soc and 81; artifc ai teeth from So; fill.
ing from 81. CROoME Dental Association, T53
Market ST., bet. Third aad Fourth ap12 tt
Cp7 SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED As
sp good as can be made; nliing ST. Dir. SIMMS
dentist $50 Market st. next Baldwin Theater. oclI
DR. A. LUDLUM HILL. l44Y MARKETS ST. NEAR
~ Eleventh: no charge for extracting whsa plates
mado: old plates made over new; Teeth
from % per set; extracting 60c; gas given AZ
DR C. H. WILSON, DENTISTJ Gas MARKET
~ St. bet Fifth and SiIth. Masoa del5t
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LOR SALE-RESTAURANT; BARGAIN THIS
i week Oh account departure; cheap rent, l706
Polk St oc5 Pc
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COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE. MARKET ST, Fol
I sale; SoOo ane corner r. r. EINLAY, %
Eearny 81. oc5 st
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TOR SALEM EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS;
fne modern cottages; and rooms aud bath;
cabe-car lines In the best part OF the city For
particulars apply TO LOUIS BLANK, l21 Eddy
street. au3l Weir ~
QOSO LEVEL LOT. 44xl36 IN BERKELEY.
tNOOO. near station; SIS monthly.
s5oo-coFG ger 4oTloo 90, good buy; $40 monthly
$10O-Lot on hill: 25Kl40; 81 monthly.
s25 monthy-Eew cottage; s rooms, bath. etc.
CHAs. A. BAILEY. owner 20 Montgomery. se3O u
ONLY s25OO-RENTs $5s; FLATS; JUST
" think or it this pays "a per cent year cioar
OF expenses; banks pay only 4l2 per cent see this
to-day: TO sell at once MURPHY, 326 Pine
street se25 II
. FLATS: MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. FOR
- particulars apply TO owner. 1921 Mason. $3.50 II
@IOA MONTH WILL BUY HOME IN sAUsA-
ID III Tito. T. d. SPARROW 628 Market. jys II
LoR SALE HOUSE; 1880 GOLDEN GATE
i ave-. Fillmore, flats OF and rooms each;
rent $40; price, $4,000. Inquire upstairs bet 10
and IL A.. NJ. se20 lon
II ARGAIN-2lST ST.. NEAR CASTRO: BEAU
ID tiful home: house rooms; unfinished attic;
parIor decorated oak yestlbuie ana door; all con
veniences C. MASON. builder. on premises. $50 70
oo76O $500 CASH, BALANCE INSTALL
ID = ~. ments: comfortable broom bay win
dow and bath cottages with fioored Easements, wood
manteis stone sidewalks. etc. Cor. 23d and Diamond
SITS. and 25th and Diamond SITS. only block west
OF Castro st. set II
THE HOME BUILDIsG COMPANY. IL MONT
i gomery st.. Is prepared TO furnish plans, specif-
cations and estimates for any class OF building,
anywhere for cash on the instaliment plan. call
at the ONCE and inspect plans: the Home Builder.
published monthly, contains series OF articles In
teresting 10 intending builders, with elevations and
floor plans; sample copies free. sells Inn
40 you WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR C0UN.
~ Try In the prettiest valley OF the State? Apply
to Napa Land Company. Nspa. CAL. for list OF
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- Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THH
lePaeihc Coast. with rates. location etc. p1o-
lshed In tho Hotel Guide. 100 pages For sale BY
Dewsdeaiers send zoe In stamps w. NJ. PAT
TERSON. publisher. $40 Post ST.. s. z. mrlr
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CARPETS,

n nv LINE BRUSSELS CARPET soc sEwFD
4 ana laid; heavy floor oilcOth 25c; elegant
hnoieum, DOC. y. w. SHREK. 1884 stockton ST.:
special attention to country orders SELF em
{ lAhPETS-sMITH'S BRUSSELS ESQ YARD:
y installment price elsewhere 81 AVID NJ FRIED
hAN q Co. 22s-230 Stockton and l37 POST 1t
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AUNDRY FOR SALE CAEAP; DOING A GOO
i business Call Branch Office Oc5 St.
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DON'T LoBos AVE CORNER.
choice NE. corner. 100 IL l0O. offered at a bar
gain: owner a nonresident and In need of ready
cash: this lot Is the corner OF Point Lobos and
18th ayes; main frontage is severed and macadam-
lied: opportunity TOT spectators. EASTON.
ELDRIDGE a CO., 63S Market ST. oc4 2t
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ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 3lst day o. october. 1892, Will
be delinquent aud advertised Tor sale at public auc-
ton; and unless payment is made before. will be
sold on Thursday. the I7tb day OF November. 1892,
10 pay the delinquent assessment together with the
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale. by ord
ri rf.aF af
The morning call., 1892-10-05

\ ICE SALOON On THIRD ST, R MARKET;
~ sell this week Inquire 45 Third st. oc2 tt
VARIETY STORE FOR SALE; PRICE $500
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The morning call., 1892-10-05

Z LEGITIMATE BUSINESS CHANCES WANTED
J. Immediately; good buyers City Business Ex-
Change, 1927 Market st.