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ALMOST BURIED BY SILVER.
Narrow Escape of Three sub-Treas ury
Employees at ST. Louis.
St. Louis Post Dispatch

Narrow Escape of Three sub-Treas
Employees at ST. Louis.
st. Louis Post: Dispatch
An accident occurred at the United
States Sub Treasury, On the second floor Of
the Custom-huuse, which came near
resulting fatally to three of the employees,
namely. Mr.. B. c. Farrar, son of General
Farrar, the head Of the Office. and MesSrs.
Charles Richer and Eugene Miller Sixty
thousand pounds of silver dollars in sixty
pound sacks, stacked up in two rows along
the west side of one of the vaults, toppled
over and fell to the floor with a loud crash,
the three men jumping out of the way
just in time to save themselves. There
were four rows Of sacks altogether,
each about eight feet high and
twelve feet long, but only two OF them fell.
Each row had 100000 silver dollars in little
sacks WITH $1,000 TO a sack. 1t was noticed
two or three days ago that one OF the rows
was out of plumb and MesSrs. FaTTaT.
Miller and Richer were trying to stTaighten
il when that row and the ore next behind
it fell forward and the entire 1000 in these
two rows, or all but few of them, crashed
TO the floor.
Richer, who was nearest the pile, in fact,
right at the side of it, gave yell 10 warn
his comrades and sprang through an open
door into passage way between two other
ther north. Miller and Farrar were some Eve
or six feet from the coin and were trying to get
a plank in position as brace to hold up the
dangerous pile. The plank slipped or broke.
and the next instant the heavy embank-
ment of silver svayed forward, and they,
too, had to jump for their lives. Luckily
the wall of coin was not quite high enough
TO reach the east side of the vault in falling,
and by hugging this wall Miller and Far
rar escaped, though Miller was struck by a
$1,000 sack of silver and bruised a little.
I'VE were ali badly frightened" said Mr..
Farrar, in telling of the accident IL think,
in fact, we turned as white as sheets, for It
looked like certain death when we saw
those 200O sacks of siyer-60,0O0 pounds
in all-falling toward us. A truck
on which silver coin is wheeled
in and out of the vaults was
caught under the falling pile and mashed,
as was also barrel of copper cents. Richer
was in the most danger. as he was right
under the topping pile. and If he had not
been watching it he would have been caught
sure. II he had jumped second later he
would have been buried under the pile you
see there-60.00O pounds. just 100000 sill
Yer dollars -
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Neal Dow is still living in house he built
in Portland, Maine, nearly siXty-fye years
ago He is now 81 years old.
Mrs. PETER, the Kansas Senator'S wife,ss
described as "piain little home body
with a fund of good sense and mOtheFly re-
serve"
For the first time woman was neturalized
in Philadelphia last week. She Is Miss
Louise kellner of the Zimmerman College
and German by birth.
Governor Brown, the new Chief Execu-
tive of Maryland, IS not himself very rich
man, but his wife has a fortune that is
reckoned at $4,000 600.
During his connection with Punch John
Leech contributed more than three thou
sand drawings to that periodical, and re-
ceVed in payment for them $40 900.
Professor Hale and Professor McLachlin
of Cornell University have been induced to
accept positions in the new Chicago Uni
versity, where they will be paid $1,000 d
year.
The Prince OF Wales suffers from an I'M
cOnQuerable aversion to black ties worn
with evening dress, and the sight Of one
almost brings on an attack Of nervous pros
tratiOn.
A pen sketch of Marie Van Zandt. the
prima donna, p0rtrayS her as "a slender.
girlish figure, with little round face, an
upward-turned nose, small blue eyes and
chestnut hail"
The prettiest royal girl in Eastern En-
rope Is said to be the Princess Helene of
Montenegro, who, it is reported is the
chosen bride of tue heir apparent to the
Russian throne.
The Duke of Cambridge, who is a cousin
of Queen Victoria and Generalssim0 of the
British Army, has the reputation of using
the most violent language Of anybody in
the English Army.
When Captain WOligang Scherule, the
editor of German newspaper in Cincin-
natl, was told that his end was near, he
wrote his own obituary, which was pub
lished after his death.
Ellen Terry's superb wig of white hair
which she wears in Irving'S production of
Henry VIII was cut from her mothers
head 10 relieve neuralgia, and made up Into
a wig for the daughter.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie's generous gift for
a great library in PttSburg. which now az
gregates 81, 100000, provides that $50, 900
shall be annually devoted to the purchase Of
American works of art.
Professor Cecil II. Peabody of the Boston
Institute of Technology has accepted the ap-
pointment of President of the Board OF Life
saving Appliances, made vacant by the re-
cent death OF Edward Burgess, sthe yacht
designer
The Baroness Bertha Won Luttner Of Aus
tria, the author of the book. Away with
War Weapons, and one of the principal
delegates TO the recent peace congress in
Rome, has established mOnthly magazine
In Berlin Tor the purpose OF promulgatiDg
her views regarding the uselessneSs Of war.
The magazine Will bear the tile Die Waffen
Nieder
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branch once. % Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco. Main ONCE, lOl5 Fourth street, Sacramento.
LAND ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
We offer TO actual settlers on Light Tract Colony
SIX years time to pay for same, requiring no cash
payment for three years parties required put up
improvements and set out trees vines. Interest
at per cent per annum required upon purchase
price. These terms Will enable purchasers TO Day
for lands Out OF proceeds.
his colony lies in Placer County. a short distance
from Penryn and Newcastle among tn principal
fruit shipping points OF California.
The soil Is deep. rich and easily cultivated; SUM-
Client wood upon each tract for family use: corn
grown without irrlg ItiUn; citrus or dlciduous
frXts grown in this vicinity not eXcelled: price
$50 TO $50 per acre.
No, $3.50 acres fine fruit land centrally
located; $500.
No. 583-32O acres three miles from railroad
station, III Dorado County Good house. FIVE rooms /:
stables and outbuildings ten head of stock goes
with place; price $500.
No. 571-2OO acres fine fruit and grain land at
$50 per acre.
No $3.50 acres OF the finest fruit land in Plac er
$1,000
ALSO.
FOR sale or exchange Tor city property, 600
heavy timber that will more than pay for tho place
II cut IN wood; price only Sl2 80 per acre; three
miles from railroad at COIfax.
CARAT ~ Montgomery street. San Francisco and
get our latest catalogue.
jazz st EDWIN X. ALsIP & co.
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No. 583-320 acres. three miles from railroad
station, III Dorado County Good house. FIVE rooms:
stables and oUtbulldlngs ten head of stock goes
with place; price $500.
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MEYERS. SO7 MISSION ST. PAYS FULL
value Tor your flrGl,ure and carpets ia9 6m
4 l. CBES>WELL IO45 MARKET ST. WILL
\ buy your furniture and carpets for cash. ta8 u
II j. LEU ThOLTZ. 1864 MARKET ROOM 81
Ii. viii buy your furniture. lewelry, OF goods OF
any Kind Tor cash: send postal de6 Il
II 1871 PRICE PAiit FOR HOUSEHOLD FURSI-
II tuTe GALLAGHER, 1921 Market. mr. Ninth q
A ". FUBsT PAYS TIE HIGHEST PRICE
= for furniture. Gail send postal 1921 Mar
ket ST., bet seventh and Eighth. oc2l ~
4 Ii SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND CAR
= pets bought; iaTye or small lots; call send
postal. R0SEN THAI .l'o Fourth ST. ocl7 "
II J. SIMMONS & Co. AUCTION EERS WILL
VI buy your furniture. pianos and books 1857
Market St ap9t
If CCABE. l2s FOURTH ST, PAYS THE HIGH
W est price for furniture, stoves ranges. carpets
4 LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
n nItUre wanted 20 yer cent psid more than Sc
where. MALONE. l@6 Fourth ST: new store m2OJt
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CARPETS CLEANED. ) AND > CENTS PER
\ yard. 453 Stevenson: Tele. 322s: s. STBA1TAN.
CHEAPEsT AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
\ carpets cleaned aud reIsid JONES' Perfect
tarpet-cleauIns aud Renoyatinz Orks, - and n
Eighth ST. telephone 3424. seB "
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No. 5000 acres OF the finest fruit land In Place
County improved; good house, barns, etc; price
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A BRIDEGROOM's ARREST.
A Blunder That Caused Him to Spend
Two Days in Jail.
Ia LIZ ia,

A Blunder That Caused Him to Spend
Two Days in Jail.
St. Louis Globe Democrat.
After being under arrest two days at At
lanta, Ernest LOriek, or James Harmon
has been released. For two days he was
held at the police station, where his bride
for one day cluug to him. staying in
the room with him, having meals
sent to them, and all the time protest
ing that her husband was not the
party wanted. 1t is peculiar case all the
way through. The arrest was made on odd
grounds and it appears to have been a case
of mistaken identity. The groom was car
ried 10 the police station and his bride re-
manned with him. under guard In the little
room fer TWO days. At the expiration OF
that time lie was released and told that he
was not the man wanted.
Chief Connolly received telegram from
Columbia, S. c., asking thar Ernest Lorick,
on a tram coming in, be arrested. The
message stated ne was going to Texas, and
was signed by Mason d MeMaSterS, at
torneys The only person on the train
from Columbia, and the only person en-
route to Texas, was found and arrested.
He gave the name of James Harmon.
With him,was 4 young woman, whom he
said he had just married The day before.
The officers were sure they had the right
parties and put hun under guard at tie
station, allowing his wife to stay with
him. A message was sent to Columbia,
aud a reply was received that it
could not be James Harmon, as
that party was in Columbia then.
1t was stated that Lorick left with Miss
BOokman. A further telegram stated he
was wanted for leaving the State with in
tent to defrauG creditors. and still another
announced that an officer would arrive
for him, The officer saw the prisoner
and was puzzled. He did not know
whether it was Lorek or Harmon The
prisoner had some papers with the name
Harmon on them, and that made uD the OIL
GERS mind, and be said Ii was LOrics.
The prisoner quietly gathered up his bun
dies, took his bride by the arm and left. In
the afternoon they continued their trip to
Texas. They took the arrest and RELEASE
quietly. The officers at the police station
are impressed with the popularity of the
matter, and are also puzzled about the iden-
titY of tie parties
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COUNTRY HtAL ESTATE.

CHA NAPA COUNTY; 20 ACRES: MILES
- J. ~. from station: 10 minutes from good
school: fruit ranches two Sides no better soil IA
the state: protected from winds; good house barn
and ch1cken-houseS; acres cleared; good red ana
black oak and madrOne trees on balance: spl end d
view and excellent roads; fine mineral spring on
tract; 5000 cash; balance can stand. Address CARR
Isle. no Market 81. ja22 %
NhPA COUNTY RANCH-8O ACRES WITH I'M
~ provements; $500; water and wood in abund-
ance; 5-rOOm house and good outbui dings: water
piped to house; fence sides: good roads to
rail- and steamboat stations: 20 clear: $500
cash: no agents. Apply by letter to 3. MINOT SIT
Turk st. ia22 81
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- lFh8roOms OBJ Mlssl Ion ST. lal9 At
ONT HAYES - TAILORING STORE; FOOD
COO stock o. new aud secondhand clothing; good
locality; good trade low rent; viii sell cheap Gail
and Investigate. jal6 ~
nAIRY. PRODUCE AND PORK STORE;
j. across bay; chezo GALL Branch. JAZZ IT.
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EDWIN X. ALSIP & Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

!, OR SALE.
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IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
i anywhere at any time write 20 GEO. L. RoWELL
& CO.. 10 spruce ST, New YORK. aul0 ly
LIVERY ONE In NEED OF IMPORTATION ON
IL the subject OF advertising will do we'll to obtain
copy of Book for Advertisers" 365 pages. prcS
81; nailed postage paid. on receipt OF price: con-
tRins careful com pilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers aud
class Journals gives the eircu atOn rating OF every
one, and good deal OF Information about rates aud
other matters pertaining to the business of adver
Using. Address ROWELES ADVERTISING BU-
REAU. 10 Spruce St. New YORK. aul9 ly
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.


L'UR FURNITURE DON'T MISS OUR STORE:
} prices reasonable qCaity good. courteous
treatment SAMUEL EEAL. elo-S-U Mission 81,
atuve Fourth. 1r3 IA
NCIICE-I An SOW AT l25 fOJRTH NEW
- 0uHdlueI. aud offer a large stock Of general
holSeh ID turui-lre at reduced prices; 500 carpets
good as now stoves, 50; antique chamber suits.
$l5 psror suits, SO; esl or iIstaiIneuls al al
bedrock prices. J. II. NLL>ON. l-6 Fourth 81. al Il
pUY CHAMBER AND PABLOB FURNITURE.
II Hl>LDH. 5l4 Hayes ST.. IustaIlmeuts nOl4 3m
COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECON p-HAND
y furniture OF carpets AZ reduced IrCes satistac-
ton OF money refunded, shipped tree.llO FOurth.ly
CVE BEDROOM SET or Z PIECES AT NEW
- IL. Nan BROS, III Sixth 81. ty29 I'm
GOOD CHASCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
n complete with furui uTe. carpets stoves cur
tsIns, blankets pictures and mirrors az cash prices
O. Easy instai!meH-s; small deposit Ii. FRIED
HAH 4 co. S, largest instaiiment house tbs
Coast, 2zS-Z5O stockton, 2S7 Post st.: Opsn even
iLss prompt stteltio paid 20 country Ordsrs ls;tf
y IN CHAMBER 1Et5 or : PIECES SIS CASH
- or ius-eImeut. WILEY BROS. 93I Mission q
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CONTRA C-oRs AND BUILDERS.

MES MCCoNAHEY, CARPENTER AND
builder, l22 Bodybuilding. repairing attended; ,
store aud ofice fitting speciality. reeph'e S42s "
I V.LAWRENOE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
6lS Sacramento st. cabinet WORK aud hitting up
ences promptly attended; telephone 200 ml6st
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The Sheriff Was Probably Excused.
Star Savings.

1.-The late Judge Cady had keen sense
of humor," said q well-known criminal law
yer at the st. James, in St. Louis. "0nce
there was a Methodist preacher on trial be-
fore him on the charge of stealing a horse.
When the evidence had all been given
asked to be placed on the stand. 1t was
done, and he rendered an affecting tribute to
the character of the accused. He wound up
by saying that the night before he had
dreamed dream. He thought that the
Angel Gabriel had appeared TO him In the
vision, and had solemnly assured him that
the prisoner at The bar was guiltleSs of the
charge with which he stood accused. The
Judge prieked up his ears. Mr. Sheriff.
be commanded, subpoena the Angel Gabriel
and have him brought into court 1t is not
matter of record whether the writ was
served, hut the Sheriff probably managed to
get excused"
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALANEDA REAL ESTATE.
7 :. HANLEY Il CO., 1851 PARK ST. WILL
y build, sell or rent you any kind OF house any
where III Alameda the most reasonable
terms. au2S tt
y OPPORTUNITY-24 ELEGANT LOTS ON
y easy payments, In the vicinity of Central ave. :;
very best part OF Alameda; One-quarter cash, bal
auCe /, and years Apply TO THOS. a. SMITH
/ CO., 1901 PARK St, Alameda. jazz lot
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA THE
~ eight-page WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
in the United States or Canada one year for 81 20
postage free
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

...o...---lCA hsE<AL ESAAAE'
WI b. MARsHUTZ & CO. REAL ESTATE
W Agents and House-brOkers, 32412 Montgomery.
QHSOO GOOD HOUSE; FLATS: ALSO
49, SUoV to rear house: Minna St. near 9th;
MARSHUTZ d co, 5241a Montgomery ST.
GSOS0 PERFECT GEM OF A COTTAGE; )
u OZOU. rooms bath; stationary tubs: electric
Mission; see this. W. B. MARsHUrZ q CO., S241a
Montgomery st.
G060O NEAT COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
QCOOO' bath; l4th ST; electricians Will pass
the door; easy terms. w. B. MARSHUTZ * CO.,
324 - Montgomery ST.
GO000 A BIG BARGAIN; LOT 55xl2O;
NDOOOU. must be sold: Greenwich ST. w. Is.
MARSHUTZ a CO, 3241s Montgomery.
G.OOOO COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS; CHTCKFV-
DOOOO. house; splendid chance to raise poul-
tryi see the Size OF lot. 24OxlS0: a bargain. w.
b. MAkSHUTZ & CO, 3241a Montgomery st.
C.0DSO LOVELY BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE,
brick foundation; warm belt OF Mission: bargain
al this price. w. b. MARSHUrZ Il Co, 32415
Montgomery St.
GG7SO BIGGEST BARGAIN YET; FRONT
$50 monthly; steady tenants lot 25x75. W. b.
MARSHU1Z y Co, 324l2 Montgomery St
G195O LOT 5sElOO, PARAMOUNT TRACT,
s cry St w. D. MARSH Il q Co. 'z4F' "0H'S0"-
$4,000 od ELE 33A I'm Flats LAT ASD7
lot 25Nl 81 10; pays percent. W. Is. MARSCHUTZ
CO. 52lis Montgomery St Jal7 Su Fr
C.cR0 CORNER; lOOxI20: LOT L. BLOCK So
eOOO. University Homestead Association.
S25O-COruer: ll5xluU: Block %, Abbey Home
It d Association, San Mateo County.
S275-Corner; 1ISXlOU; in Block 169, Abbey
Homestead ASSOCIATION.
SzOO-Coruer; ll5xIOO; in Block l46 Abbey
Homestead Assoc alton
sS5U-I-o1l2O; lot I. Block .. Abbey Home
sl75 Lot II. Block 1. Peoples Homestead
Tract A.
ss5o-Lols Il. Is, I6 II, Is, 10. Block 10, City
Lard Association
CHAS c FISHER. sos California St It's
E.oOOn PRINT Nc OUTFIT TO EXCHANGE
COOOU. for Teai estate. ". NJ T., 80 Post
street. Jazz tt
800 GOO BUSINESS PROPERTY. IN SAN
tr1OO .VOO. Francisco 20 tx haugc for cOun-
Try property OF equal value. w. NJ. BRANDON,
42O Montgomery 81, ;. +. jazz 2t@
GI0O CASH-NEW COTTAGE or 5 ROOMS,
pIOO bath, baseme II, laundry wooden mautel
tiled fireplace, shades. gas fixtures and every con
venleute; lot 2GXll4: sunny SIDE Of Elizabeth
81, 100 feet ". OF CaStrO-sL cabe-Cars balance Of
Pas meutN equal 10 rent owner and bgIlder, y f.
EENJAMlN, ~ MontGomery 81 no22 q SuWefr
TOR SALE IL EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
1 Fine modern cottages and elegant 2-s1oiy houses
III good HeicnborhcOds near cable lines; can be
particulars apply TO L. LANDER, Is Montgomery
street de23 NtErSuAIo Il
, HOUSES OF 10 ROOMS EACH DIVIDED
- into nars o. 3 rooms and baths each on lots
Z5N Il and 2ANl25: street wDrS done welt located
at the MI>Sioa; price $500 each: oue-iat cash.
balance ia improved los. }. +. PHI NIB 1902
lalencIt 81 ja2l If
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CoUNTRY RIAL EsrArE-CoNrINuEp.


A 40-ACRE RANCH FOR RENT CHEAP. w.
~ B. EASTIN. ago Montgomery ct. jail 81
% ACRES CHOICE BOTTOM LAND: WILL
- sell half or the whole tract; One-quarter mile
from station, mile TO school. from town; no
improvements; bargain at $50 per acre. ID. H.
TYING Sonoma City Cal. ial9 st
EoR SMALL FARMS AND LOVELY HOMES,
: climate thrown in. see ID. II. IWING, Sonoma
City. or Mondays, at 800 Sansome Room II. JAZZ If
IeO ACRES IN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY;
1OO orchard and vineyard; plenty wood and
water; $40 per acre 1912 Howard. after P.M.l7 -
GOO ACRES GOOD LAND, NAPA COUNTY $40
OOO acre: easy payments; would exchange for
improved property. BAILEY, 7l9 Market. II 7t
pARGAIN WORTH SEEING; ia ACRES, ALL
ID in fine fru and full-bearing vines, "a OF mile
from SOnoma City; good house and barn; hne
chicken and duck ranch; stream of water; horse,
COW, chickens. ducks and all the implements; must
be sold; send fer particulars w. T. BAKER, real
estate agent T. o. Box rs, sonoma City, Cal 10 ~
CCHOoL LANDS 81 SO TO SO AN ACRE; ON
suit; no residence or Improvements required: all
kinds OF lands, In many different counties; sen
stamp for list: open day aud evenings +. W,
LAKE Flood Building 13i
A MOTHER LIST OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
- land; send for It. d.. WEST, Martinez.d25 Inns
CONOMA COUNTY LAND: SEND FOR LIST.
- ANDREW PRICE, Healosburg, Cal, jal II
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GOO 0O0 A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL PROP
.DOO. OOO. erty for sale exchange for any
good Oakland San Francisco. Alameda or berkeley
real estate put down Oh a cash basis. For particu-
lars VT te or call at office OF l. w. WOODWARD &
CO. 902 Broadway Oak and. ta17 7J
G.IOS PER LOT-CHOICE LOTS IN PERALTA
- ~ ave. Tract, Fruitvale; terms to suit. H.
W. DAVIS. owner. 465 Ninth ST.. Oakland iaI3 I'm
G.4OO0 HOUSE . ROOMS AND BATH;
,C1OtO. high basement; brick foundation; per-
feet in every respect; lot 3OIl25; blocks from
local stat0a half Casn, balance to suit purchaser.
A J. TAFT, lj04 Seventh ST., Center Station ja12tt
C.l-S EACH 49, FINE FRUITVALE LOTS; 2
u y street railroads; $40 cash. IS monthly
CLOUGH Il BAkER. 460 Ninth ST.. Oakland. il 0 tf
0OOO LOT HALF A BLOCK FROM ELEC-
JNOUO. trio road on Fortieth St; only one-tenth
cash. II. b. PINNEY. 907 Broadway. Oakland. Is Ct
WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
4 CALL. in wrapper. ready for mailing.
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Ten minutes TO oakland. tbirtv-1ve minutes to san
Francisco. To bring thl> elegant piece of property
before thc eyes 90 the publc. AIN instructed 10
offer 100 lots, -JXl25, upon such terms that VIII
come Within the :rach 90 every ono VINO desires 10
make asma and profitable investment iu real estate
tur me or speculation. tie object beGs in max
ug these UHtyreptiJuai terms 10 dispose OF the 100
lots offered within tie next sixty days, SO that
every purchaser may become an advertiser OF elm
burst. TIE prices OK lot, ll the f..ulhugst tract
lave been placed at the lowest possible figure and
every ru-Ch scr can ns assured OF making money
Cut co. the Investment. The tract 81 joins EHhgrst
which is tat third station east az trHitvala the
tIgai--at-r railroad: HiS1 uu the line CT Oakland
san LraaIr1 and HayWlTls eleCtClC road. Ten III IL
utes b Dasi1udi . minutes 10 san Francisco.
light l5s teams both WAYS, and IL IS predicted be-
fore months tImhurst VIII have hourly trains 10
and from san Francesca. Communication tickets 10
OAKLAND. - per month. Communication tickets %
san Francisco. 50 per month
She elevation az EimlUrst is from 10 20 I : feet
higher than m Trultvale Lots same size ia Fruit
vac 5000 60 5000 each. Lots ia ElmhuTst ract
500 20 $500 zach. The interest is made extremely
low uutii the first 100 lots Is disposed 0f-ony per
cent per anuuU.
Noiporuou Of the tract more than three minutes
walk 20 the station.
Parties who cannot call Al once can remit 81 and
one Of the choicest lOts left VIII De selected for
them. There is already a number Of leading citI
who Interested Ia the property In quest ION
auH who unite ia the opinion that II IS OF the
most Inviting opportunities for parties OF small
means for an Investment.
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STORAGE.

FURNITURE, TRUNKS. PIANOS. ETC. CARED
4 for aud stored reasonable; advances Ilade.
LIEBES Pioneer Storage Co. $40 Stockton OF
ClRST CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
II 642-644 Mission ST. CHAS. l.. TAYLOR 1884,
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CARP

NEW LINE BRUSSELS CARPET. soc. sEwED
~ and Iall: 1000 rugs, size 3JK6J inches - 30
each; formeT price 81 30; shades z5c. > W.
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CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, 65c A YARD;
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-22

The hard rubs of the world are what
make man bright