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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-05-12

For dizziness take Aliens Iron Tonic
Bitters. All genuine bear the signature of
j. 7. Allen, Druggist, st. Paul, Mimi.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-05-12
500 Reward 800.

Itseems to me that hen that lays two
eggs day, must neglect some of her other
{ dutiea
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-05-12

What is done cannot be undone especial
ly If it is hard boiled egg.
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In the Spring

Nearly everybody needs a good medicine Tho
Impurities which have accumulated in the blood
during the cold months must be expelled or
when the mild days come, and the effect OF brac-
ing dir Is lost, the body is liable to be overcome
by debility or someserlous disease Theremark-
able success of Hoods Snrsaparilla. and the uni
yersai praise 1t has received make it worthy
your confidence IT Is the ideal Spring Medi-
cine"
I'VE have used Hoods sarsaparlla in our
family for years and find it fully equal to all that
is claimed for it," REV s. LANE, Groesbeck, o.
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"a Sold by Druggists, 75c,

The man who keeps his mouth shut new
er has to eat any crow
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-05-12

The size off man has nothing to do with
the size of a lie he can tell.
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feat of this kind?"
az don't say he did it, pardner,-I
don't say he took the Great Hesper;
on the other hand, / don't say he
didn't. But Iamfree to maintain that
he knows all about it. If you ask me
how he knows it, I'd tell you as
don't know, but that s no reason why
we should try fur to find out. We
amt so everlasting clever that there's
nothing more to be larnt out of this
almighty universe, take my word for
it. And though we hev drawed a
pretty good lot of truth out of the
well, We amt yet come to the last
bucketfull, -not by long way. One
of the things we .hev got to larn,
concerns Israel's presentiments, and, !"
he added emphatically, .1'm goin to
larn it.
eve must get back to the house.
/ The police must be sent for.
81 don't see what harm they can
do, and it's the reg lar thing SO they
ought to be called in, he said, rising
from the trunk on which he had been
holding this discussion; 81 am going
for Israel. So long!'
l hesitated to separate from the
Judge.
"You must promise me, Brace, not
to commit violence on Van Hoeck. /"
eff you mean by violence taking his
| life away, | will give you my word not
to be violent with him. Theirs my
hand on it"
On this understanding, we shook
hands and parted. He plunged again
into the wood; / returned to the
Abbey. That was between. seven and
eight o'clock.
i At two o'clock, / went once more
into the wood. Lola was wanted.
The police officer from Southamp.
ton, on hearing my story, declared at
once that the theft had been commit,
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HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSES TO LET.
w. 5O. grounds pos Pine St. fei5 st*
HOUSE AND STABLE. SIS STEVENSON ST.
IL of Tenth fe13 3t*
NICE HOUSES ROOMS ANDBATH. 100 WEB
HOUSE TO LET-5 OR ROOMS. INQNIRE
II 80 iattery St, saloon. fel2 3te
elol FULTON - UPPER FLAT: 6 ROOMS;
OIc2 baths rent $50; water included fel2 rs
HOUSE 8 ROOMS; RENT. SO; 1857 KEARNY
IL St, between Flbert aud Greenwich. Apply q.
II. UMBSEN a CO., Il MONTGOMERY st. fe7 At cod
Clio RENT REDUCED: CONVENIENT TEN e
ID ". ment; 4 rooms 2O4l2 Eddy; rear house.3*
HOUSE LARGE SUNNY ROOMS; sl1. 1873
II Silver St. near Fourth. fel2 3ts
CANIrARY PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER;
- jobbing OF all kinds; guaranteed or no
charge. ChAS. MEEHAN, 652 Sacramento.fll 6m
ELEGANT HOUSE; ROOMS; BATH: CoNsER-
II vatory; laundry. 29,7 California st. fell 3t*
G16 SUNNY ROOMS. 17O9ls JONES ST.
ID ~. mr.. Broadway. fell St.
1918 WASHINGTON, NEAR POLK-HoUsE
1OIO II rooms and bath; $50 month Apply
on premises from 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ. feS its
eli SUNNY HOUSE A ROOMS: LARGE
U i. yard; stable. Cor Dolores aud 18TH. ~
elk l-STORY HOUSE OF ROOMS; DOUBLE
% IL. parlors; garden yard. l248 Monty. rs 90
GOO HOUSE RooMS WITH EVERY CON
S-z-1: xenlanes- - - Lsgana mar Union: : u
FURNISHED HOUSES.
CHANCE BUsIN ESs WOMAN BUY FURNITURE
- 5-rOOm fiat 2O4 Post St fel0 It's
E70 NINA ST.-FoR SALE, HOUSES ROOMS,
~ y well furnished: cheap rent. fec IT,
beautiful NEW House ON PACIFIC
ID Heights; 10 rooms and bath; electric lighting;
fine marine view: $3.50 per month. Apply at lSl4
Vallejo st. fe9 It's
COTT4Gl.S 80 LET.
-, NJ p ~, 81
- cellar % Clinton ST., oil Bryant fel3 2t%
GJe NICE SUNNY COTTAGE; . ROOMS.
u u. 27O2 suffer ST. fel3 St.
DLEASANT COTTAGE ON GLEN PARK AVE,
1 and larger dwelling adjoining Twelfth st;
sunny; new improvements; low reuts. DEMPSTER,
81 Glen Park ave fe7 SUSa II
QIO COTTAGE ROOMS, BATH AND BASE
IL -. ment $50 san Jose ave fel2 3tF
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HEDGEPETH IN OAKLAND.
He Mas queraded There as I'll, Re,
Mr. wilson,

He Mas queraded There d" H. Rev.
Mr.. wilson"
Marion Hedgepetb, the daring GleLlale
train-rObber, VINO was captured in the Pest
Office on Wednesday by the local detective
force, and who is now being escorted to ST.
Louis, is still subject of Investigation by
the police of this city and Oakland.
The residence Of himself and his wife
during their stay in Oakland during the
summer was discovered yesterday. Ii was
at 572 Tenth street, and here HedgeDeth
posed as q clergyman-the Rev. Mr.. VIII
son. His wife'S appearance ana diamonds,
however, seemed strange to the other resi-
dents of the house. but she was very quiet
about the place and nothing was suspected.
Hedgepeth went away occasionally on SUP
posed business and was gone several days
at time.
1t is also learned that the tickets on
which be. his wife aud Slye travelled East
were purchased the day after the Log Cabin
bakery robbery at the Seventh and Bro ad-
way depot in Oakland.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
IHOS. MAGEH.
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Cirealar."
No. 90 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
INVESTMENTS.

NIcALLISTER AND FILLMORE - CORNER
vi 81 :6xlOO. and houses fronting Fillmore St;
Fillmore and McAlliSter are both good streets;
Corner Fulton and Octavla, 5Ox75. covered with
nearly new substantial improvements; store aud
fats: fine 3StOry building; rents S2oi; near the
new City Han. - .
sllO a month: front house should be raised aud
store put will be rst-cass retail buiiIeSs prop
Firm ana Harrison 81 :sxsO and two-frame with
store corner; rents $50 balance OF lhs lot
Folsom ST.. bet 4th and 9th, 6oxsO and nearly
new 3-stOry building; stores below; rents $l54:
$4,000.
Third ST. through to Townsend, and opp. r. L,
depot: SOxs0 and 22x3S; rented; $4,000.
Geary, near Jones; ~ 20 front and very good
building; well rented: $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY.
Reduced 10 $50 90; Hyde ST.. near Sutter; 25x
81 IS and 10-room house and modern convenieneeS.
Rents SAC: $4,000: Jessie St, near Mint ave-;
% :6xS0 and front and rear houses.
Rents $SS; $45O0; 2 fats: and rooms and
bath each: Egin Park, bet. Market, Ridley. Nalen-
cia and Guerrero SITS
$500: rents S35; fine 2story: store below and
fine fiat above; lot 2SxSO Church ST., near 26th.
Fillmore St: lots 25XlOO; SlSO0; or any size
fr ont: bet Union and Hilbert; stone blocks down;
Fillmore from Union ST. to the bay, is prospective
business street.
LYON ST. near Haight; 81 :6xlO0: street graded.
macadamized and severed: S245O; halt casa
Harrison ST.. facing Garfield Square; 23xiOO;
$3.50; street severed and macadamized; bet. Zoth
aud 26th. 49,.
graded maeadamized and severed: lots level; on
S4th ST. west or Park 81 and Rlchlano ave-; MN
utes walk from the terminus OF the MisSlonSt ears;
bet. Mission St, Holly 81. ana san jose KatlrOad.
FRANKLIN and Austin. bet. Bush and Pine; hn0
bow-window fats, and rooms each; lot 25x75;
reduced; $500. 1t
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AN OCEAN GREYHOUND
Expected to Cross the Atlantic in Less
Than Five Days.
Pittsburg Dispatch.

About nine years ago the Engineering
World recorded the fiat failure of an at
tempt to revolutiOniZe ocean travel Many
will remember the building Of the Meteor.
She was designed by A. Perry Bliyen,
native of Rhode Island, but resident OF
Brooklyn, n. Y. She was intended to be
the queen of ocean greyhounds. When she
was ready for the trial, however. it was dis
covered that her engines would not move
her screw. and under such circumstances
confidence in the boat was lost.
She was converted into a steam yacht.
and now flies the commodore's pennant Of
the American Yacht Club over the less
auspiei0us name, Golden Rod. Although
he had sunk q considerable sum OF money
in the craft, the MeteOr's designer made the
best Of the situation, Sald nothing ana look
a fresh start
He had learned great deal in his expert
ment ANYWAY, and was more convinced
now than ever before that the future OF
ocean travel would depend largely upon the
utilization of high pressures of steam, de-
velOped by light generators Of great strength
and economy, and applied 10 engines as
simple as possible, but capable OF standing
the strain of tremendous steam pressure and
rapid work.
Lightness aud compactness, together with
great power, was the inventors aim in ma
a racing yacht were his ideals for form Of
hull, and a schedule time of less than five
DAYS across the Atlantic the ultimate object.
Mr.. Biven set to work to study 1t all out
more carefully. He has the details all
worked out, and promises that before three
months are over q ship 800 feet long will be
well under way, backed by all the capital
necessary. A model OF a 430-foot water-llne
boat is about completed. and will be placed
on exhibition in q few days: A hull fifty
feet long has been built at Peekskill, and
when her machinery is aboard a practical
test Will be made, the object being mainly
to prove which is the more economical,
quadruple expansion or double compound
balanced piston engine.
The features of the proposed steamship
are its yacht-like form, its similarity to the
big palace Sound steamers in general ap-
pearance and arrangement of cabins, the
application Of three screws driven by a
power developed in steam generators, and
| the use Of aluminium bronze as material for
all her machinery. Mr.. Bliven claims that
this metal has been the direct means of
making IL practicable TO use an enormous
| pressure of steam in ocean navigation.
The total capacity of the ship is 1000 tons
| OF freight, 1900 Storage, coo second-class
| and 500 first-class passengers, the total dis
| placement, loaded, being 5000 TONS
Il
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Is He INSANE?
Little Pete's" BOdy.Guard Re-
moved TO AgneWS.

Lee Chuck. the desperate highlander
whose trial fer murder a couple CT years ago
was made sensational by Little Pete's at
Tempt to bride the jury, has been removed
IRON San Quentin 10 the insane asylum at
Aghews. He is credited with saying while
en- route 10 IS new abode, that he was not
lnSa ne, ana Vie be would take the first Op-
portunlty TO- eteot%is escape. For This rea-
son 1t IS beheyed oy .sme that he has beon
only ShaInh ing lhsanl T, aHd that lie will
chance offers
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

S13OO-Lot 50xloO. with improvements; narrow
gauge station; Central ave.
SlBOO-Quick sale; 4SxlO6; and good house near
station.
S2OO0-Lot 37xl00 ana 4-rOOm cottage; beautiful
location; built TO order; $500 cash $25 per
month.
S23O0-Lot 37xlOO. aud 6room house In fine con-
dtlon; 500 cash; 3 20 per month
Four beautiful houses; all modern improvements;
rooms each; az y bargain.
-Four lots aud = cottages at 4 bargain; quick sale.
Houses built to order and furnished in 90 days
prompt: plans and estimates furnished free: houses
10 rent; open sundays. ..
MARCUSE & KENNEL,
Tie largest contracting firm In Alameda County
Ofces: Alameda Bay-st. Station ana Highest.
station San Francisco-62S Market St, opp. Pal
ace Hotel les II eou
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The formal opening of the Van Ness
avenue Methodist Episcopal Chapel, 14i2
Van Ness avenue. will take place tO-mor-
row at o'clock in the afternoon. for which
event very elaborate programme has been
prepared. A special Sunday-sch0ol service
will be held at II o'clock in The forenoon.
During the week services will be held every
evening, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Il.
S. Cantine, assisted by the various pastors
Of the city.
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hTAM EETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW CITY
u Han Comm ssIoacrs. held January 3D. 1892,
tho following rcsO utIOus were passed to print; Re
solved that progress estim1te IN the sam OF 3 900
81 favor % s. am q Holman, Ola contract No 20,
pass 10 print. Ayss-C0muissioners Sanders0u,
Smiley and uFst, Also, Resolved. that a progress
estimate IN the sum OF $63l7 IS 10 favor Of O. r
W Schultz on contract No. 70. pass u print
Ayes-ConHi. ssi0Hers S7uders0n, Smiley aud burst
Also Resolved. that progress eStim ate in The sum
OF $3.50 ia favor or >. J.. N. Philips on contract
40. ~, pass 10 print Ayes-ConmissiOners san
dersOn Smiley and burst Also. Resolved. that a
progress estimate 10 the sum Of $2797 81 10 favor
of Graz Bros A. s. p CO., contract No 80, pass
10 prlut yes-Commissi0uers Stnder5On, Smiley
and purst Also, Resolved, inst progress estimate
IA the sum OF S16Sl 90 in favor OF j. +. Britt. on
contract 80. 8 pass 20 print. Ayes Commissions
ers SandersOn, Smiley and burst
EDW ARD ]. WOLFE, Secretary.
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CEO0 CIGAR STAND ON KFARNY ST;
ECOOU. long lease aud cheap rent; investigation
EoLLrlIed. AnD-y Room Y. PMelan Eu--aLur- Il n
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CLAIRVOYANTs.

MRS. DIR. DE SAN, FROM YOUTH A GIFTED
Nl mind-reader and fortune-teiler aided by q vas
experience among alt classes or people In this ana
foreign countries, Is able TO blend the past TO
future OF the lives Of her customers "a TO create
wonder and aStonishment: her mission is TO soothe
the dsconsolate, reunite broken and desparinE
family circles and unto in the bonds of love youth
full Affections In the great cities OF the East she is
welc med as one of the best in her line; always
pleasant and refined, all who visit her depart with
like an 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
trated book. Parlors and 2 100 Powell stfell I'm
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LoRIN REAL ESTATE.

" HO WOULD BE WITHOUT A HoME-ONLY
" 500 down
Ouiy $40 a month will buy a beautiful new cot
tage of rooms; all modern Improvements; large
lot; only half block from electric cars and only two
blocks from Berkeley steam cars price only $3.50;
interest only per cent; greatest inducement ever
offered. Inquire of w. &. MORAN, Lortn; take
lev traf ia30 I'm
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One Of the Market Inspectors of the
Health Department cOnfScated 100 pounds
of rotten cheese in a Clay-street commits
sion house Yesterday.
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CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
4 beating; reftting carpets specially. COhKLIS
BROS. 333 Golden Gate ave. telephone 2l25 49,
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.



I s. HANLEY q CO. 1851 PARK ST, WILL
u build sell or rent you any kind of house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonable
terms auZo u
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ALAMEDA BARGAINS.

y
$1,000 $3.50 down, SIS per MONTH lot 27x130;
new modern cottage rooms and bath. No 1913.
$26O0-S 40O down, $50 per month; corner lot
2UXl30; new modern cottage rooms and bath.
S3150-$3O0 down, $50 per month; lot 81 :5x15S;
new moaern 2-srory house rooms ami bath
sS4o5-s4OO down. $50 per month: lot '35xl5S;
new modern 2-story house, rooms aud bath
sS5o0-$50O down. S35 per month: lot 25N150;
new modern 2.story house; gas, sewer aud water;
school and station near by NO l2G
nice cottage, rooms and bath; block from sta
ton; gas. sewer aud city water. No. l34
$4650-s75O down $40 per months lot 42xlOS;
new modern 2-story mouse, rooms and bath.
S550O-s5O0 down, S45 per month"; lot 40Il25
fine new 2-story house rooms and bath; station
AIRY tubs; electric bells; speaking tubesi clothes
chutes; linen closets. no. l5S
S65O0-slO0O down, $50 per month; lot 60xlbO
N side. 2 blocks rom station; elegant 2.story
house rooms ana bath; electric bells; clothes
closets; redwOod.fnished throughout; fine view OF
the bay. NO. 81
Choice lots at a bargain: houses 10 let aud money
to loan. II. +. MOREAL a CO, l432 PARK St. Ala
media; 400 Montgomery ST., San Francisco. fe4 II
T7OR BARG AINsIN REAL ESTATE OR HOUSES
i to rent call on MRS. l. w. CHANDLER CO.,
1879 PARK 81. Aameda. Ia :.
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
1901 SIXTH. ALAMEDA - FURNISHED
1OOl rooms for Housekeeping fel2 3tF
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QRooN HOUSE: FURNITURE AND CARPETS
- nearly new: rooms rented; low rent; half
Co>t $50 Eleventh 50. fed tf
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L 'AtEApkDiN Aith bAhFAiNS ~ ~ 1l4i-Sf
u j0iach Victor, almost new, cost Sl35, price
81 50. 54-iuch. ordinary balls throughout, cost
SlZ0. far SO: 52-inch ditto for SO; 54-iHch Tor
S25: G1Tmaly Jed .ry tandem tricycle.. suit
ladies' SIS. cost 8 %; genuine Kuazo tandem con-
verts 10 single, 500; Humber tandem, cost $3.50.
for So: RudSe single, suit lady gent S45 speu-
did new $40 Rover Tor $50. and splendid cushion
tired Rover tor $50. new, never ridden; $40
Warwick for $j5: s0lId-tired machines converted
20 cushion from So so upward; all kinds OF re-
pairs At low est rates. NJ NORMAN, 329 Golden
CATE ave san Fraarfsco feg II
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CPAULDIN6'S rIUNEEk CARPET-BEATIN8
- W orAs do the best Wor6. 555 20 357 Iehama ST.;
I aLanhuLLe Nn-l Il
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A Pennsylvania was cured Of the effects
of snake bite by the application of gall
vanic battery to the nape of his neck and
the apex of the heart
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fAS I'M < EiN, FALAAAlLED haNbE Bull
" ers cheap at 1UFoCHMiDrs. 637 Cay. fe7 II
/. OR SALE CHEAP-PIC rURE FRAME MOLD
/ Ing mounting machine. VITA mods. 454le 1Oth.S+
ZINE EErALUMA INCUBATOR. NEARLY
new. capacity rs eggs, sold cheap for cash, or
viii exchange for good laying hens GEORGE
SMITH, 2l30 Market ST. OPP. Guerrero. JAZZ u
CAFE. SCALE. LETTER-PRESs. SrORE-TRUCK
- and m"ncy-ril. cheap lJZ Gay 81. au7 x
( ECOND-HAND BOILERS, Engines, PUMPS.
- shaftlnR. pvlEeys, beitIug. water pipes. etc.
de4 n MCINTOSH & NOLPMAN, 1877 Beale 50.
C,HEPAKD's root AND POWER LATHRs
- pIaaers drill-DreS5es gu MssiOn So. se27st
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4 LOI or SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS:
y fine condition; at sacrifice KOuLER Y
CHASE IS @ Farrell ST. lY59 q
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ONLY $3.50 EACH: VERY CHEAP: BIG BAR
~ gain: II cash; Day St, near noe; electric and
cable roads close at hand; 25Nll4 each. Apply to
EASTON, ELDRIpGE CO, 63S Market. felO Al
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G0AA SALOON. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED,
S1%Ot. greatest bargain ever offered; see II. VI.
LESS 5 Fourth st It's
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-EsTATE OF FRED
~ ERICk NJ. ECKERT. deceased. Notice is here
by given by the undersigned. executors OF the win
Of FREDERICK NJ ECKERT. deceased. TO the
creditors Of, and All persons having claims against
sary vouchers, within ten months after the frst
publication OF this notice to the said executors at
street. san Francisco, California the same being
their place Tor the transaction OF the business OF the
said estate.
CHARLES s CAPP. SAMUEL G.. CARRUTH-
ERS, executors or the viii Of FREDERICK NJ.
ECKERT. deceased.
FRANK KENNEDY, attorneyfor said executors.
SO Murphy Building
Dated az San Francisco January IL, 1892. lB st Ea
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DESERTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS or THE
IL Pacific Coast. with rates. location. etc. Ouo-
llshed in the Hotel Guide. 100 pages For sale By
Eewsdealers, or send 25c in stamps 70 W. NJ. PAT
TEBSON, publisher. $40 Post ST.. : =. mrl e
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on ELLIS ST.. GENEVA HOUSES ROOMS
1ZO CHAS ASHTON, All Montgomery fc9 lot
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OFFICES AND WORK-ROUMS TO LET IN NEW
Obriek building on Hsrdie place Of east side OF
Kearny ST., bet Bush and suffer- best lighted
in the city, aud rents TO suit all; entrance at
23O Kearny st. Apply 10 T. C. MOLLOY, 1873 Mont
gomery ST. tal5 lm
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4 ARPETs-SMITH's BRUSSELS. 65c A YARD;
y irStalimenJ price elsewhere 81 yd n. FRIED
MAN q Co 22s-23U stockton. and DIT Post II II
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SPIRIrU aI.IsM.

CLAIRVOYANT. CARD-READER AND MAG
~ netc healer; circles Tuesdays ana Thursdays;
sttlngs daily CPS Webster ST.; take Hayss-st.
cars. fe4 3m
MRS. DIR. l.. r KNAPP, SPIRITUAL PHTSI-
WI clan; all diseases successfully treated or no
ray; questions by mail answered; sittiBgs daily;
test circles Monday and Friday; developing Tues
day and Thursday. 142 Seventh ST. la2S tf
MRS. j. }. WHITNEY CLAIRVOYANT, TEST
Vu medium and Iife-reader. Turk ST. aD23 t
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NOTICE OF ESSMENT-oVERMAN Sill
1' yer Mining Company; location of principal
place OF business, San francisco, California; l0ca-
ton OF works, Gold HILL Storey County. Nevada.
NOTICE Is hereby given THAI at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held the tenth day of Febru-
ary 1892 an assessment, No. s., OF fifty cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of the
poTatton, payable Immediately in Quilted States
gold coin TO the Secretary at the Office of the
pany, Ala California street, San Francisco, Cali
fOrnia
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the sixteenth day of March, 1892,
viii be delinquent, ana advertised for sale at pub
lie auction; and unless payment is made before will
be sold on WEDNESDAY, the sixth day OF ! prll.
1892, 10 pay tho delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of sale by
order OF the Board Of Directors.
GEO. d. EDWARDS, Secretary.
once, 4l4 California street, san Francisco. Cali
fornia. fell I'd
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-wE MINING
~ Company. Location OF principal place of basl-
ness, San Francisco, CAL; location of works. Qui-
jOtoa, ATiZ
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting OF the
Board of Directors, held the 9th day OF Febru-
airy, 1892 assessment Ne 5, of o cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora
tion payable immediately in United States gold
COIN 10 the Secretary, at the ONCE Of the company,
Room 26, Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery ST., San
Francisco, Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid oil the 18th day of March. 1892, will
be delinquent. and advertised for sale at public
auction; ana unless payment is made before will
: 1872 to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs of advertising aud expenses Of SALE
by order or the Board OF Directors.
ACC. WATERMAN. Secretary
Ofhee-Room 20. Nevada Block, 300 MONTGOMERY
ST.. Sa "a Francisco, Cal. felO ID