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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-14

Pc SURE AND READ THIS
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
OFFERED IN THE FANNY DAVENPORT
FRONTS DIRECTLY ON SAN LEANDRo
ROAD.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
5Oxl2o-FooT LOTS ARE HERE OFFERED ON
AN OPTION TO PURCHASE ON A LEASE
OF YEARS. AT 81 90 PER MONTH.
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS PAID BY OWNER.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
FIVE OPTIONS GIVEN TO PURCHASE AT THE
SMALL COST OF So so PER MONTH AT ANY
TIME WITHIN FIVE YEARS.
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
FULL PARTICULARS Ar THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGH q BAKER
1902 BROADWAY,
jyl0 If cod BETWEEN 10TH AND nth
ca FIVE DOLLARS DOWN.
$I-oNE DOLLAR WEEK
For building lots in the
ALVIN TRACT, NEAR FRUITyALE,
Close TO Haywards Electric Road.
PRICE, $3.50 TO $3.50 EACH.
Tract fenced and graded
JACOB HEfMAN. $50 Market ST., and 9oS Broad
way. oakland. sell If
A TTENTION A BARGAIN: COTTAGE
~ brand new; hot and cold water bath; high
basement; NV corner lot; 40HlO0; near cable and
San Francisco: only si46O: think of IT, Cali with .
our delay, A. H. BREED Il CO., 400 Ninth ST. Oak
land seq 1t
10 PER CENT DOWN.
IO NOTHING MORE.
For those splendid large acre lots in the
SUTER TRACT
Located on the Redwood road. Fruitvale
station; best chance for safe speculation ever OF.
fered do not fail TO see them at once as they VIII
not be tie market long; remember high. dry
aud slightly acre lots the easiest Of easy terms
A. II. BREED & CO.,
se3tf $50 Ninth ST. Oakland
CPECULAToRs, ATTENTION
- 10 acres directly the San Leaudro electric
road; entirely level and well adapted for snbttyl-
gate. A. ii. BREED Il CO.,
seSf oakland.
II ONE SITE OR FOR sPECULATIos.
- FFuitvs 1so aye; near station; large corner
$500: terms TO suit; rare opportunity.
a. II. BREED Co,
40 Ninth St.
seStt Oakland
ITENTIoN, PLEASED
n ANY present residents who
want 10 buy beautiful home In the most aristo-
cratic part OF oakland for much less than they could
develop such respectfully solicited TO call on
the undersigned, who IS exclusive agent tor the
sale OF OF the delightful homes IN the city.
JN0. AUBREY JONES, 9lS Broadway, oak
land. seq lat
C. DOWN AND 81 PER W EEK SFOR FEW
u days only will buy large lot in the beautiful
Alvin Tract; only BLOCKS from Emhurst station.
aud minutes from san Leandro and Haywards cleo
tric-cars: 20 minutes from San Francisco aad only
10 minutes from Oakland; fine Level lots and ready
for building; the man who builds now will be given
special Inducements; these lots Will double in value
by next spring; don't miss the opportunity for a
home: send foy maps. o. A. RUDOLPH, 9IS Broad
way Oakland. au20 I'm
Gc0O AN ACRE; CHANCE OF A LIFETIME:
IT OOO bargain price. Gail quick RUSSELL IL
PROSSER, Z3d ave. station East Oakland. al6 I'm
e.l ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
ID l.. $l-ONE DOLLAR \ WEEK.
FOR LOTS $3.50 EACH.
MELROSE STATION TRACT.
40 LOTS ALREADY SOLD.
H. t. PINNEY, OWNER,
s07 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS auli u
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-14

Mrs. Isaacs-How you got your clothes so
full of cotton?
Mr.. Isaacs brushing himself)-I vos show
Ing customer dose all-vool go0dS.-Life.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-14

NIUST BE SOLD-COFFEE SALOON: POSI-
VI lively clearing over $50 month: trial so DAYS
allowed Responsible parties before purchasing. PA
CHIC EACHA N5E - kearuy ST.
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DARE CHANCE-ONE or THE OLDEST ESTAB-
"a iiShed best paying restaurants dow ntOwn:
cheap on account OF departure. PACIFIC EX-
CHANGE, 3 Kearny ST. Se12 -
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CORO0 EIRST-CLASS RELIABLE STABLE.
S9sDOOO. IN Oaklaud clearing Sl25; esGa6-
lshed 20 years; fully equipped: 10 horses. wagons
buggies etc; VIII exchange for good eonntry prop
er1y; i'll health only cause Of selling. SWEEISER
& BRIGGS. 103lIh Market st,
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WAGoNs ND CARRIAGES.

NEW AND SECONDHAND BAKERS, LAUNDRY
~ wagons, pbaeton. roekaWay. S2S Harrison. u s.
I IGHT SECONDHAND WAGONS AID BUGGY
= cheap. MA Harrison, near seventh. au26 II
7 SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON II "a
/ Beals ST A. W. SANBORNE rol4 II
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LORIN REAL ESTATE.


NEW BROOM COTTAGE IN HEART OF LoRIN
~ reason for selling account departure Tot Ask
$50; beautiful flowers; lot all fenced; $500 down,
balance $50 per month. For full address write or
call on JAMES MAJORITY, City of Paris. san
Francisco. au24 weSaSutf
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ii A&TED-PARTNER ~ FURNISHING AND
- merchandise store; clearing $3.50 month; full
inEestig CATION. PACLFIC ENCnANGE. % kearny. =
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On the Jersey Plan.

How is your hotel run at Sea Park,
Hicks, European or American plan@
Neither. It's run on the Jersey plan"
whats that?"
"You pay for what you don't get."-Har-
per's Bazaar.
Mother Goose in Wall Street.
Sing song OF sixpenee,
pocket fun OF rye;
Ten Thousand 4 margin
sent him TO the SKY.
IIaralh
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$500 BAEAsR EFLY sTe .te dos WITH
schools; ice cream and soda fountains living
rooms, SiJting-room and large yard; owner has
position better suited his health: selling Tor in
voice value. SN EETSER BRIGGS, 102l1a
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Reduced to $lS,0O0-Facifc Heights; Jackson St,
near Laguna: houses OF and rooms aud bath;
brick foundation: fine marine view: size 40 :8K
l27:SI4: part cash: make Offer
$9500-Pacihc St. near MOntg cry: 3st0rY and
basement brick building; steady tenant; this Is a
safe buy.
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RTsINFss CHANCt 5.

GIEn FINE LITTLE VARIETY STORE AND
- ~. branch bakery; good location; estab-
hshed trade: lYiGg-rOoms; cheap rent; owner is
sacrificing account Of other business SWEETSER
~ BRIGGS l02lla Market ST.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA - TH7
\ eight-paze WEEKLY CALL. sent 70 any address
IN the United States Canada one year for 81 IS,
postage free.
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LONGING HOUSES FoR SALE.


GALES AND EXCHANGES OF LODGING
- houses quickly effected; consult list before pnr-
chasing SWEETSER& BRIGGS. l02l12 Market
cS0N wELI-FURNISHED ) ROOM. NEAR
II OOOs Taylor aHd Jones sts.: bargain. VIII
LIAM BUITERFIELD. Az Pine st, Nevada
gsoEO FLAT or 10 ROOMS, FINE FURNI-
+ OOU. ture; S550-bay-window house OF II
raouIs part cash; = rooms Mission and Fifth SITS.
psrt cash. W. Z. HEALY, ll4s Market ST.
/ .. ROOMS on CITY FRONT SUITABLE FOR
- loiSug-house; $40 rent. 72i Front sel47t&
l.AR6AIN; LODGING-HoUSE OF 10 ROOMS
B a.ceiy furnished all occupied 2l3 Mason. Is -
II orELS, BOOMING HOUSES AND BUSINESS
u EptTtunltieS OF all KIND bought, sold and
clauged. THE CARNAlL-HOPkINS co. c. A
department 624 Market 81 sell Tt
t.D0O LODGING HOUSE; g. ROOMS; EAR
- [UO gain. MCLAUGHLIN. 26l2 Kesrny.9 -
ORNATE BOOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE:
J rooms: steady gentlemen roamers. Address
L H.. COX 81. this Office se12 tt
J ODGING- HOUSE OF IS ROOMS; II FUR
niShed always full; steady roomers: rent cheap;
must sell this week. Apply Cali Branch. SELF ST.
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HORSES.

lime BUSINESS HORSE; ALSO BUGGY AND
i harness; bargain. 1856 Howard St sel4 81
DAfR or STEEL-GRAY HORSES l6 HANDS,
/ carriage express horses. and carriage. Sew
euteenth aud Grove SIS, Oakland cell ~
EENTENNIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROCK
\ always. victOrias, buKgies, etc. i52l California
ST., BET Larkin and Polk telephone 66x NJ con-
LOS proprietor mrl3 Il
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Z INE PRODUCE STALLS N LEADING MAR
Eet ia the city; clears over 500 month: doing
basis with frst-claSs people; good opportunity
tar Tie right man. Address Produce, box ST. this
rr.re II
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u ULLIoN MINING COMPANY-LOCATION or
ID principal place OF busness. san Francisco, Calf
fornIa: locat on OF works Storey County. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at q me etDg of the
Board OF Directors held tho lIth day OF August,
1892. an assessment go. 800 of twenty-five (25)
per share levied upon the capital stock of
the corporation, payable Immediately IN United
States gold coin to tho secretary o. the once OF the
company, room 20. 331 Pine street. San Francisco,
California.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the sixteenth day of September,
1892 VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale aS
public auction and unless payment ts made before
Will he sold on TUESDAY, the fourth day Of octo.
Der. 1892, to pay the delinquent assessment. to,
gether with tho costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale. BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
X n. GRAYSON, Secretary.
orice-Room 90 331 Pine street, San Francisco.
California. aml2 I'd
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ElKsT-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
II sz2-e14 Mission st CHAN l. TAYLOR iy3I
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G~O0 WANTED-A PLAIN. SENSIBLE MAN
- CtO. IS partner in = No ] cash business in
tbs city; Kept 10y tie present owner years; he
ls always sure. and Increasing = the time; YOU
can tTy Il until fully satisfied before BUYING he is
tired OF depending hired help. and is OF
doubling Tie business with tie assistance OF a
..ca.E n-an- Arn-E = x LsNN- IlOA ALarkat Il
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$7l5O-Haight ST. near Baker: cosy home OF
rooms aud bath; sun all day; nice garden and line
view; part cash; size 25xl20.
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DACIFIC HEIGH NEW BAY WINDOW RES
L idence; rooms. bath, basement, electric bells,
etc; terms to suit purchaser price $500; Vallejo
q Co. 5l2 Cal ST.
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DYICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
"a marriages annulied; collections damages etc
G. ". HOWE atty, $50 Market. cor. Stockton. att
NOAH 4. FLOOD. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw 1871
~ Montgomery ST.. rooms and g. sell I'm
w w DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. 40
w California St, rooms 1a-l5 advice free. Do u
ID A. CRorHERs ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. as
II. Clay st uo3u
ETnR A
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6 poO SALOON AND DANCE-HALL WITH
- DDp, piano; established j years: will clear
over $500 next 4 months; cause selling, family
trouble. Apply Call Branch Once sel4 3ts
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BUSINESS CHANCFs-CoNrrSuEn.

DINE BEDROOM SET: OIL PAINTING. LEON
L ard place, OFF Leayenworth St, near Turk
n4O McALLISTER-l0O YARDS BRUSSELS
O1sO CARPET aim ost new and furniture :cheap 80
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Miss Ella Durkee has received a
choice collection of flowers, the gift
of Miss Stafford, of Tennessee, who is
visiting Miss Ella. Miss Stafford sent
to Tennessee for the flowers, and they
arrived yesterday. Conspicuous among
the many rare and beautiful southern
blOomerS, is the fragrant magnolia,
it's sweet perfume fills the room so
that one has only to close his eyes to
easily imagine himself in the sunny
southland
J. G.. Roller has the Meir & Grand
Deteur corn cultivatOrS all steel latest
improved DO more wooden pegs. 51t2
= The Palace Restaurant is
now run upon the European
plan. Bills of fare will be issued for
breakfast, dinner and supper. Meals
will cost from twenty to fifty cents,
according to the order of customer
Lunch five to fifteen cents. Open
from 6 am. to pm. Communication
tickets are issued to regular boarders
Business men, clerks and others will
find this the place to get their dinners
and other meals. 5Ot6d&M
j. G. Roller wants 10000 bushels OF
barley at once. 51t1
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03
From SATURDAYS Daily.

L. Janda has purchased the stock
of goods OFF. X. Schmoll, of North
Front street, and will at once remove
it to his store and sell it at less than
cost.
The district court has ordered the
payment of dividend of 33B per cent.
in the Truesdell estate. w. B. Davies
is the assignee and much credit is due
him for this excellent showing, as
the dividend is larger than was to be
expected.
"A. r. Exile has on hama samples
of the imported emerald ferrial gran
lite, and samples can be seen at
his place of business. This is said to
be the finest granite in the world, and
these are the finest samples brought
to the city.
"A Washington dispatch to the morn
ing papers says: Bids were opened to-
day by the supervising architect for
the general excavation and the tenn
porary drainage for the public build
ing at .Mankato. The bidders were
VIM. Mitchell, of Mankato, S773; Fred
J. Grout, of Mankato. S743; D. G. Bur-
dick, of Mankato, $500.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lamm and
daughter left Monday for St. Louis,
intending to spend month visiting
friends at that and other places.
They 60 to St. Paul and take a boat
from there. Mr. and Mrs. Leo. S.
Lamm will join them next week, TAX
ing nearly all the same route.
Ed. H. Huebuer, leading attorney
of Winthrop, spent Sunday in the city.
He says that his county will probably
send an Ives delegation to the state
convention. While his home is not in
the second district. from what he has
been able to learn from the adjacent
counties he thinks Prof. McCleary s
chances are very bright.
Leo S. Lamm and wife changed
their plans and left Tuesday for ST..
Louis by way of St. Paul, where they
will join Mr. Lamm's parents and &C
d own the river by boat.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03
RESOLUTIONS.

Resolutions of Alex Wilkin Post
No. 10 upon the death of comrade
William Bruce.
WHEREAS, In the wisdom of provi-
dence it has pleased the Creator of the
universe to call our faithful comrade
William Bruce from his earthly labOrs
to eternal rest. Be it
Resolved, That as an expression of
our sympathy to the friends off our de-
ceased comrade and an acknowledge
ment and appreciation of his steadfast
loyalty to his country and his flag in
it's hour of peril and the discharge of
every duty in the defense of its honor.
Resolved, That our Post room be ap-
prOpriately draped in mourning in
honor of our deceased comrade for the
period of thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records of the post
and a copy thereof be presented to
the aged mother of our esteemed COM
rade.
Dated at Mankato Mimi, this 1st
day of June 1892.
CLARK KEYSOR,
ROBERT ROBERTS, Com.
GEO. W. MEAD.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-03
From Thursdays Daily.

Grain in Belgrade, back of the
bluff, is a foot high and very thick.
-Tuttle & Neff are closing out
their hardware. Look in their AID
for prices. ap25m3
CLERK Thorne has granted mar
riage license to Henry Batger and
Emma M. Silver.
"A. r. Mcdonald is building two
story addition upon the rear of his
house, corner of Fourth and Walnut
streets.
The largest assortment of music
that can be found in the southern
part of the State, at Musser's, postof.
flee block. 43tf
Gaylord Lamb was at New Ulm
yesterday. He says that the crops are
looking very fine, indeed. He saw one
field where the grain was so high and
heavy that it was lodged. This shows
that the cool weather has not had an
unfavorable effect.
Farmers, sow millet seed for hay.
Hay is worth SIS per ton. Also field
peas, a sure crop for your hogs.
have all the best seeds. J. G.. Roller.
49t2w
The Woman's Auxiliary to the
Worlds fair has postponed it's regular
meeting from Saturday the 18th to
Tuesday the 18th. This has been
thought best owing to the absence of
a good many ladies and the excite
ment of convention week. Upon that
date the president hopes the ladies
will turn out en- masse.
Farmers who have millet seed to
sell better bring it to me at once, as
am in need of same.
50t2 J. G.. ROLLER.
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From MONDAYS Daily.

"A little steamer now plies Lake
Washington.
M. W.s.Kellogg, the blind weather
prophet of St. Paul, predicts great
deal of rain for June.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Williams, residing on Locke
street, died yesterday, and was in
tered today.
David Bowen, who was so serl-
ously shot at Lake Crystal, is greatly
improved and is able to be out of
doors.
Mine Host Volk, of Lake Wash
ington has doubled the size of his din
ing room and is now able to feed a
large sized party at one table.
Twenty-Five persons joined the
Swedish Lutheran church yesterday.
This society is constantly growing,
and hopes to have it's new church
compiled by fall.
Reports from the country are to
the effect that Saturdays rain was a
help rather than otherwise to grow
ing crops. Corn, in the southern part
of the countyis coming up nicely.
The deputy game and fish warden
of this county should visit Lake
Washington one of these calm nights
and he would be able to stop some
violations of the law. Spearing lights
are seen nightly at the lower end of
the lake; where the bass are spawn
ing. There are also reports of SEEMING
at Rapidan. If our fish are to be pre-
served, the laws for their preservation
must be enforced.
The Prohibition county conven-
tion to choose delegates to the state
convention which meets at St. Paul
this week, met at Labor Hall Satur-
day afternoon. Owing to the condi-
tion of the roads and delayed train
but ten delegates were present. w.
N. Wishart, of Mapleton, and G. d.
Cook, of Eagle Lake, were elected
chairman and secretary, respectively.
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From TUESDAYS Dailyl.


Mrs. Brigetta Bengtson, aged
u years, died at the home of her SON.
in.law, 1905, North Second street,
yesterday. The funeral will occur
from the Swedish Lutheran church at
2 O'Clock tomorrow.
-Chas. Willard had the misfortune
to receive singed face from an ex-
plosion while compromising chemicals.
Fortunately no permanent injury was
done.
The annual encampment of the
Cannon Valley G.. A. r. Association
will be held at Waseca June 21-23.
Wilkln Post will attend in body,
leaving at 10 a. No., June I'D.
"A party of twenty-eight from
Omaha spent Sunday and Monday at
Pat. Sheehan's, Lake Washington,
enjoying the fishing. Mr.. Sheehan
has built large addition to his hotel
and has put on new boats.
Col. Mead has letter from Col
Bobleter stating that if there is money
on hand for the transportation, five OF
six companies will be assembled al
Mankato or ST. Peter for five days OF
drilling, sometime during the sum
mer. There is no regular encamp
ment this year on account of the pro
jected Chicago trip. If these com
panies come to Mankato it will be
necessary for the citizens to do some
thing toward providing their living
expenses.
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From FridaY's Daily.

The Kasota House property, at
Kasota, has been purchased by John
Ofenloch, who will use the building
for his hardware store.
"A young Scandinavian, aged TWEEN
ty years, farm hand on the farm OF
John Farm, In Belgrade, died yester-
day morning, and was buried this af-
ternOOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Lorentz,
of Belgrade, lost their little two-and-
a-half-year-old boy Yesterday morn
ing, of scarlet fever. The funeral
will occur at 10 a. m. tomorrow, from
thesGerman Catholic church.
H. P. Christensen sold so acres
81 nw4, section 80, 1O7, %, for H..
Shaubutsto P. Swenson for $3.50. 80
acres'in section 7, Decoria for Torris
Giunl to T. M. Anderson, $2400. Lot
16, block 9, North Mankato to Bengt
Johnson, 1925. Lot Is, block 9, North
Mankato, to P. j. BlomQuist, 1925.
The crops never looked better
Wheat has healthy, dark green col
or, and is coming up luXuriantly. The
farmers are getting their corn in as
fast as possible, and though the sea-
son is late they expect the fall froSts
to be correspondingly late.
Lake Crystal was stocked with a
million little fish week old, last
Tuesday, ,by: w. H. Purdy, assistant
superintendent of the state hatchery.
The Union says that three years ago
the same number of this kind of fish
was put in the lake, but nothing has
ever been seen of them since. Sal
mon and white fish were put in Loon
lake, but none have ever been caught.
1t will be remembered that some
time ago J. A. Lewis & Son offered a
toy cooking stove, and all the furni-
ture complete to the little girl under
10 years of age, having the best stand
ing in attendance, punctuality, de-
pertinent and scholarship in our pub
lie schools. The prize was won by
Alma Coughlan, aged years,
months, of the first grade, Franklin
school, who stood first in list OF
some twenty odd applicants.