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The morning call., 1892-12-05
KNIGHTS of Honor

Two assessments, 354 and 355. are levied for
december for j % deaths. distributed as follows:
Alabama 3, Arkansas 3, California >, Connect
cut 2, Delaware /. District OF Columbia l, FlorI-
ia 2, Georgia 2. Indiana 2, Iowa /, Illinois z,
henlucAy 13, Louisiana 4, Maine 3. Maryland g.
Massachusetts, IS. Michigan 2. Mississippi Z,
Missouri 3, New Hampshire /. New Jersey 2,
New YORK %, Ohio 8, Pennsylvania 3, Rhode
Island L. South Carolina s. Tennessee Is, Texas
IL, Vermont l. Virginia g. Wisconsin 2.
TOTAL paid for death losses to November A.
1892. sac. 632 7O9 20.
Grand Dictator. Grand Assistant Dictator and
Grand Reporter, accompanied by number of
deputies, paid visit 10 Norman Lodge, No1S41,
on tine evening OF November 90
Grand Dictator R0urk-. accompanied by G. II.
Sehaiaback, L. ID. OF Fidelity LGdge, visited Ivy
Ledge Oh he evening OF The 24th nit.
Inc grand dictator, with Grand Reporter C. III
NJ. Curry, viii visit as follows: Marysyile Lodge
40. 1906, next Tuesday evening; Victory Lodge
NO. 1915. at Chico. Wednesday evening. Decem-
Der Ith, ana De present at a union meeting OF the
Sacramento lodges on Thursday night.
Crank Die ator RouTke has issued a circular
which viii be beneficial TO subotdinates aud
members He requests and urges that lodges
meeting 10 The city on the same evening shall
arrange 10 WISH each oiher thus ensuriug a large
ATTENDANCE and good lime. The first OF these
reunions VIII be held with Norman Lodge De-
ceniDer ID, al which all subordinates meeting on
tuesday evening ale expected.
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Improved Order of Red Men,

The tribes are getting down 10 business and
activity prevails along the line.
leeumsen No. 62 had a grand powwow last
Tuesday night and adopted large number of
paiefaees. The great chiefs were present, ell
c0uraging The warriors.
Great Sacbem Lowe has postponed his visit to
lonawanda OF San Jose until next Thursday
evening. All entitled are Invited TO be there.
Nos. II. 54. 81 and CO adopted last week De-
grees were conferred by Pohonachee White
Eagle and Otonka, and Sotoyome, Modoc
0sceola. White Eagle, Delaware and Gray Eagle
have adOptions for next sleep.
visits Will be mad TO number of the CITY
tribes aud la this vicinity this month by the
great chiefs.
The Deawares Will have pnwwow in their
new wigwam ri Newcastle next Tuesday 4
"searng" will take place. Tile great chiefs will
attend.
The OSceOlas. despie the rain, made success
OF tbeir bail last Wednesday evening
Aliarata No. 10 adopted last council
Pocabontas No 3, with her celebrated band Of
Apache chiefs. will perform at the grand recap
ton of the 18th.
Prospects are good for The future OF this reser-
WALTON. A number OF new tribes are organizing
Tor institution.
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II. A. O. ID.

Humid, 10 the eli ir OF Eureka Grove No f.
complete change has come over lis destInies
Although the richest subordinate In the jurs-
dction II las done but little wo for the last two
or thee years. Now the chairs are filed every
meeting, candidates initiated. and next week
there are sill Two more TO be received. The
cf1icers claim that Eureka Grove will astonish
the jurisdiction this term
Tie activity prevailing in Eureka Grove has
had good effect on San Francisco Grove No 9
which IN els The same evening in the next hail.
IL had three candidates last mouth aud on
Thursday evening conferred the second and
third degrees in turn.
Tie amount appropriated by the Grand Grove
for the printing and translation of the new ritual
INTO Portuguese is insufficient and unless the
several Portuguese groves come 10 the relief OF
HE trustees The matter VIII lie over until The
next session of the Grand Grove.
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A MASONIC FUNERAL.
The Last Rites Over the Remains of
Edward II. Reading.

Edward n. Reading.
The funeral of Edward Nj. Reading was
we'll attended yesterday afternoon at the
Masonic Temple.
The different fraternal societies Of which
Mr.. Reading had been a member were well
represented and are as follows: Free Masons,
Odd Fellows, American Legion Of Honor,
Knights OF Homer, United WoFkmen, Select
Knights OF America and Chosen Friends.
Il. G. Lundquist, ma ster of Oren tai Lodge
occupied the chair and conducted the exer-
eises. being ably assisted by his brother
officers.
The members of Oriental Lodge No. IA Of
Masons wore the white apron which, TO use
the language Of the service, ''is an emblem
of innocence and the peculiar badge of
Mason, more ancient than the Golden
Fleece or Roman eagle, and, when worthily
worn more honorable than Star or Garter,
or any other order which earthly power can
confer.
The officers and members of the Select
Knights of America were in full-dress uni
form. with a red feather in the headpece.
They represented two companies, Triumph
Ne. and jordan No. 2.
The address was delivered by w. III. Jor-
dan. past grand master of the A. y. u. w.
and ex-S9eaker Of the State Assembly.
At the close OF the ceremony Mrs. Read
seriousness by the ladies who were in the
room at the time. and escorted TO the car
rage.
The pall-bearers were Il. w. Newhall, ID.
d. Shatiuck, John ii. Gray and w. S.
Brown from the Masons and William n.
Barnes and George w. Lemont from Unity
Lodge No. 13l, !. o. o. F.
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A. O. u. w.

Eureka Valley No. 252 Is a lively subordinate.
II has recently put In a new corps of officers and
proposes good WORK this term.
Grand Foreman Booth has the following pro-
granime for this week: December 6. Woodland ;
Sth Vacaville; 9th. Dixon; 10Th. Suisun.
The new lodge at Paso Robes is getting along
well.
Edwin Danforth, =. G. NJ. W., and Deputy
Grand Master Workman Poland visited Up
church Lodge OF Stockton last Wednesday even
ing and had valuable meeting in the interests
of the order.
Deputy Poland aud his wife VIII visit Fresno
on the 18Th and Institute a new ledge Of the De-
gree OF Honor, with very large list OF charter
members.
The elections for officers have generally taken
place anu the outlook for The order Is good, as
excellent embers as a rule have been selected
to do the WORK for the coming term.
Grand Overseer Ward visited Myrtle Lodge
last Saturday evening. Next Wednesday night
he will call upon San Francisco No. 4, visit her
nal on the 18Th, Golden Gate on The 22d, and
Washington No. 60 on the Goth. These reunions
are fill,d With Interest and officers and members
OF all lodges are Invited to attend.
Benicia has public meeting arranged for the
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Order If Chosen Friends.

Golden Gate Council No. GO celebrated its
twelfth anniversary on last Friday evening
Many visitors were present among them NJ
Boehm. g. V. c., and Mrs. 5. Kruger, q. w. Au
excellent programme and generous banquet de-
lighted the many guests. No. 60 sustained It's
wellknOwn reputation for hospitality.
Unity Council No. 179 OF Oakland will receive
the grand officers next Thursday evening.
The supreme executive committee will hold its
annual session at Indianapolis, Ind., next
"Wednesday.
The exec Gtive committee OF his jurisdiction
VIII have session next Saturday evening IN this
city.
Grand Vice-CouneillOr Boehm Will make The
following visits L. II. Randall Council Decem-
ber Z; Berkeley Council, 10Th; Oakland Coun-
Gill; 2Ist; Oak Leaf Council, 23d.
Social Council gives its monthly entertainment
al Red Mems building next Thursday evening.
Evans Council gave a euchre party last Satur-
day evening, at which number of the grand
officers were present,
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Ancient Order of Foresters of America.

Court Diana No. S219 was Instituted last
Wednesday evening by c. Ii. Bremen, q. S.. as
sisted by Z. a. BOldemann, q. JW., the deputies
OF this city and the officers and members OF
Court hub ertus. The following were installed
as officers: Ferdinand jacobson. j. z. C. r.. ;
Julius ROsenthal, G. r.; julius Meyer. 5. G. X. |:
George Frick, Il. s.; Edgar T.. Walter X. 5. !;
Henry Schroeder, T.; William Hug, ). W.; c. L.
Al. Haase, j. w; 0tiO Methmann, S. b. Arthur
Rupke, j. B.; DR.. j. Rolling, p
Court Valont No. 1920 was Instituted last
Thursday evening In Crockett by Henry Ryan.
grand sub-ehief ranger. assisted by ". ID. 5.
Harrington, ID. q. &. r., and The officers ana
members of Court Port Costa. The following
were Installed officers: James Hill, j. Z. C.
r.; &. II. Schultz, G. r.; A. A. Paul, ). c. r.; A.
FotireH, financial secretary; George Parker
recording secretary; Henry Buss. treasurer;
Frank Rose, S. W.; John Owens, J. W.; n. II.
Jansen. s. b John Aljeiy, j. B.; Dennis Quill,
William Hill aud John Ivory, trustees; DR.. A.
W. Hickey, physician.
JOHN }. Cordy, grand chief ranger, has been
SERIOUSLY Ill for the past week His official Wis.,
lis, however, have been continued by the other
Iahd officers Last week the following courts
were visited: Court Paragon, of Napa, on Tues
day; Court Farallone, Of Ocean View on
Thursday, and Court Columbia on Friday even
ing. This week the visits are: Court Apollo on
Monday evening. Court Farragut, of Vallejo, on
Tuesday evening, and Court Lincoln on Friday
evening.
Mrs. K. A. Carah, grand chief companion. ac-
comDanied by other grand officers. visited Oak
land Circle No. on last Monday evening.
An ent ettainment and ball will be given under
the auspices of Court Inter Nos No. 1858 at
l. q. Il. b. Hall next Wednesday evening, the
proceeds OF which are TO be devoted TO Tie bene-
III oil = worthy disabled brother.
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Masonic.

South African MaSons desire 10 form a Grand
Lodge so as 10 conduct their own affairs indie
pendent of Great Britain
Masonry being prohibited In the Philippine
Islands. The lodge meetings are held In secret
The early history of Masonry In France Is lost
In obscurity for want OF authentic documents
The Grand Lodge Of Utah will have nothing 10
against them
Tue Spanish Government recognizes the SYM
bolic Grand Lodge of spain ana Maso us made
under L..
Denver Chapter No ., r. A. NJ, OF Denver.
COlO has nearly GOO members.
The Mystic Seven" exists In New Mexico,
III re being seventeen lodges aud 772 members
according 10 the late ~ report.
The Chinese Masonic Temples are particu-
lazy imposing structures, especially those at
Iientsn, Hong.koag aud Shanghai
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He LOVES BOOKS.
Old Johannes Collection of
Them.
HE HAS rlANY RARE VOLUMES.
A Difference of Opinion as TO Whether
or Not He Is Able TO
Read.

Old johannes is either bookworm or a
crank.
lie can be seen almost any day wander
Ing up apd down jackson street with a
book in his hand. 1t is always some rare
old volume. and the man appears to be alb
sorbed in its contents and bumps into every
body who does rot take the trouble to get
out of his way, for he never looks to his
right or left.
Sometimes he gets tired and sits down on
the nearest doorstep. When ne is once
fixed in this position he cannot be stirred,
except by force, until he is ready to go.
He is not at all polite, and answers ques-
tons with stare. After be has been ad-
dressed several times he will occasionally
humble something in reply, but ali at
tempts TO draw him into conversation prove
futile.
His appearance would be quite venerable
if he were not so seedy, but as it is he looks
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American Legion of Honor

The December statement contains eighIy.seven
deaths, calling for $40 900. all Of which has
beeu paid
California has three deaths in said statement,
amounting 10 $1,000.
X eeip,s for month, $685. 54 %; dlsburse-
menIs, S240.000.
Two assessments for December.
Grand Secretary Burton reports the indica-
tlons Il ON the subordinate councils 10 be excel
lent. New members are coming IN. and the
order Will close the year with It's usual good
showing.
Boston, Mass. recently had a grand time over
tie house-w warming of the new building OF the
order IN that city.
Eight new councils were Instituted In october
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Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Two assessments for Dec mtyr.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ward of Garden City Lodge San
Jose, was In San Francisco last week. She an-
nounces that extensive preparations are being
made for the district meeting 10 be held on Mon
day evening by Deputy Trephagen.
Mrs. l.. A. Rapp, q. V. F., and S. B. Carleton,
G.. s., visited Magnolia Lodge on Friday even.
ing, accompanied by a number OF members, re-
suitng In a most intet eStlng meeting.
Bay City Lodge was the recipient of a pleasant
call from Excelsior last Monday evening.
Pacific Lodge eujoYeu visit from The grand
officers at its last meeting. Many representa-
tryes OF other hedges were present and an initia-
ton of TWO candidates added tU tile interest of
tie session.
Bay city Lodge will hold its social next Thurs
day evening at Unio0-square Hail.
Pai0 Altos theateT party last week was well
attended ana successful.
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A Little Behind the Age.
New York Tribune.

Until election day the hamlet of Laplata.
Md. twenty miles from Washington, never
had any telegraphic commanicat O with
the rest of the world. 4 young man of the
place who saw a telegraph instrument on
master and asked If the Office would not h
closed on account of so many letters BEN.
sent by telegraph.
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New Tobacco Lands.

your late elections are of great interest
to u.s." said I'll. c. Slurdee, Harbor Master
and Postmaster-General Of the British
North Borneo Company. who is now visit
ing this coast on official vacation.
when the S1matra tobacco lands were
all taken IN, Borneo was experimental
with. Tie result was that Borneo tobacco
beat the Sumatra product in the open
market.
There was consequently an enormous
rush OF capital to Borneo. but the MeKin-
ley bill coming into force in the United
States, we were done for in that respect
Now we look for fresh future. Sumatra
tobacco finds its market In the United
States principally, and with our superior
Borneo product we look for a tremendous
market directly the Mckinley bill is set
aside. We have several hundred thousand
acres ready for planting whenever mar
ket is open for our product.
England will pour millions into Borneo.
tempted by the vast fortunes made By tho
handful OF Sumatra planters who were
lucky enough to acquire nil the available
tobacco land in that island"
sotQ
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different from the precise and painfully cor
rect exhibitions generally given by the ma
jority of these ''wondrrfui" child perform
ers. Young Dumtscheft is very handsome.
healthy-lOoking lad. He will not he per-
mitted to travel for several years. bet las
been placed under the very best.teachers
that he might get thorough musical edu-
cation. He can safely be ranked with the
most noted of musical prodigies. If not the
most talented OF them all
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A PRODIGY FROrI RUSSIA.
This One, Only Twelve Years Old,
Plays the Violin for Royalty.


A new star has appeared on the musical
armament. A boy, Kostja Dumtscheff, not
vet ~ years old, has been discovered" in
Russia. 1t was through Rnbinstein that
kostja DGmtscheff was brought into promi-
hence. He has chosen the violin for his ia
sirument and has given several concerts in
ST. Petersburg. where he was hOnored by
being ordered TO appear before the Car at
the Imperial Court.
The Emperor. as we'll as all others pres
eni. was delighted with the boy's perform
ance, which is characterized by wonder
tni execution and splendid abandon, totally
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EURNIruRE WANTED.

4 FTER YOU HAVE TRIED ALL OTHERS
y send for LAWRENCE VINCENT. auctioDeer
u Hood Building: cash always ready no20 ca
DUTTERFIELD f. w AUCTION EER 10
ID Montgomery ST. pay cash or guarantee. uo20 I'm
4 HAS. LEVY A. CO. a L CIION EERS, 1875 MA r.
ket st, VIII Duy your furniture. piano etc OLE II
4 UCTIOkEER-w LILLIAN BUTT EREfELD. 4l2
~ Pine St. has customers for fBrnished houses;
advertises same; buys large and smalio oc ~
I AIDES AND GE<Ts' CLOTHING. FURNITURE
, Of all kinds bought and sold. 1920 Fos9m.s9 q
NEWMAN BROS. III SIXTH. Boy ALL
~ KINDS second hand furniture and carpets etc 271
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FER
n nfture wanted 20 per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE 10 Fourth ST.: new store. mz0rf
nj j. SIMMONS d Co. AUCTIoNEERS. WILL
w buy your furniture. pianos aud books 1887
Market So ap9g
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THE
HINES TRACT

HINES TRACT.
tract OF land located on main line OF G p r r
"A OF mile from LOOMS, one of the principal fruit
sIIpplhg stations IN PLACER COUNTY. Placer
county is now considered OF the finest fruit
shippin sections Ia California aud the fruit ra sed
there IS second 10 none as Tor quAtry the tract
iahd 10 which this name ms beeH given is coHsid-
eFeo as GOOD In quality and location any in the
State; land immediately adjoining this tract Is
Naluea at from 500 TO $500 per acre, and is being
sou every Gay al LOOMS to English cOlonists land
they are buying is covered with trees and brush
WINE THIS is comparatively clear. and the
beginner some $50 per acre on the commencement;
we can offer this land for short time at from S25
TO SlEo per acre; the 1925 land has fine bearing
vineyards, ana IS the most centrally located tract
~ Placer County, adjoining C. T. X h ana ony
IA miles from Rocklin, miles from Newcastle
a. 10 miles from Auburn. the county seat OF said
county: terms OF sale this tract are enethird
cash, ba zee long time, interest per cent. pur
CHASER paying taxes; parties wishing to examine
the tract can leave san Francisco at 9 A. NJ have
hours on the laad ana return same day TO city For
maps and further Information Cali or Inquire Of
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CARPET CLEANING.


THE CHEAPEST PLACE 10 GET YOUR CA h
pets cleaned Is 453 Stevenson st. Te.3228 o24 II
CARPETS CLEANED. 2 CENTS PER YARD
Y American Carpet Cleaning Company, "a and 20
Eighth st.: the largest carpetcleaning works on
the coast. se25 II
4 ARFETS THOROUGHLY CLEANsED AND
' renovated came s. S. FERGUSON q
Co, 70 Tenth ST; telephone 3036 LIT
GONKLIS'S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 1888
~ Golden Gate telephone 2i26. IL
ARPET-CLEANINs, 3 CENTS PER YARD. AT
hlTCHELL'S, z3e Fourteenth St mr23 Il
CPAULDING's PIONEER CARPET-BEArIN0
- Works do the best work. 56S 70 3s7 Tehamast.:
telephone 304O. mrl0H
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COUNTRY RAJ EsrArE-


IA ACRES-60 ACRES LEVEL AND CULTI-
- F@ied to grain; IS miles from san Francisco;
nguSt. : barns. : horses. cows, all tools: price
$4,000; mites fron town aud boat aud railroad
Fac. Exchange. % kaaruy 81
81 4 ACRES IN SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. HALF
- mile TO railroad station: residence OF 7
rooms, aud full complement % outbulidinCs: spring
Wal eT p4ped To buildings: I6OO French prunes and
1ooJ apricoJs, years 0idi 1900 apples, 2 and 4
years old: geo acrcs uBder cultivation: an fenced
ara efoss-ieuccd. sale or exchange. 500 per acre
w fASIlN, AGO Montgomery ST. de4 81
q S0ll FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-l0lA
tpOOOO- acres orchard In the Willows" Z
miles ON san Jose. bearing fruit: beautiful bomes
surrounding; hne for villa home or Income ranch.
terms easy or exchange for income Oprrtv IN CITY
or oakland {. Is. ADA Ms, 322 Mont gomery ST 4 st
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CARPETS.

= GOD CBAkCE-f009 YARDS R0XBUKY CAR
- pets, short lengths. 60c per yard: extra heavy
linoleun, 50c; account OF removal s. w. SHREK,
1924 stockton 81 country orders special attention
CARPETS-Sm1TH'S BRUSSELS. CSC A YARD;
" tnstaliIaent price elsewhere 81 a yd- NJ. FRIED
man Co. 22s-230 stockton and 237 Post 1ttf
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CITY REAL ESTATE


LA0R SALE ON EASY TERMS
just completed. 5 elegant 2-story Fastiaka
nouses OF rooms and bath, with all modern inn,
pIoSemehtsi on Dolores ST., bet 2Sth aud 29th.
nete y chahce you don't want 10 miss to secure
home of your own.
FAY DOWN WHAT YOU CAN
VIII make your monthly payments TO suit. Also
seNe.di coy cottages of and 8 rooms and bath i'm
me location ana on the different car lines For
baLs leuarS Apply toJ. Nj. GoMERFoRD. Owner and
Office, Junction Valencia and Mission sts atof.
nee gun days from 10 to O'clock. oc5 II wefrMo
10 9ou WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CoUN.
- ~ IN TIE prettieSt valley of the State? Apply
properties ss1o r.,
GI0 MONTH WILL BUY AHoMkI IN SAUsa-
wv Wv llto. ID. SPARROW. 62S Market i've q
&9ff0 = = EASTLAKE CoTTAGF. q
vCoO rooms, bath; easy terms 3l6 Nav
o., oeI. 1hhIeh ana sanchez, 2sth and 3oth.de4 81.
4 SPECIALITY OF CITY AND COUNTRY FY
chahse OF al descriptions ar the traders head
qu@tLSIs. 1U5i = Market Sw EETSER&BRIGGS -
G0SQN COR. Esd AND DIANOND sTS
NJCfO' zstory house of o rooms
So<Vo- Coint orta0ie house of q large rooms m
u almond ST. near 25th. W
$4,000 room double Uav-wfudovv ra.ita,oo
cor. 10Th and Diamond SITS
S&toU-Cott&ee OF rooms Diamond near 25th
Al hnisHed complete with bay-windoNs baths
NGou nantes, foOred Easements iron fence stone
cars ~ "''' iiV'4 Nae'i o-S''
Aiso inside aud corner lots near cars, on which
VIII bohd to suit
ON VERY EASY TERMS.
by L. NELSON. builder 1920 2sth ST. near
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CHRISTMAS cards aud holiday goods at SAM
born & Wallis. We welcome sightseers
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LoDG1NG-HoUsEs FOR SALE.


l GROOM LODGING-HOUSE: ALL FULL: ONE
10 OF the best furnished houses in the city: VIII
be sold for what the carpets are worth IL taken at
once: departure for the last cause OF sale. j. ID.
CAMPBELL & CO.. 1l26 Market ST.
FURNISHED 7-ROOM FLAT: ALL RENTED.
4 Inquire 5 II Kesrny ST.. top foor. de5 3t*
G1O5 PRooM HoCsE. BATH; 5 FUR
Il -. nIshed; other business 73o Howard.s
c OHO0 LODGISG-HOUSE u ROOMS; ALL
- ZOOO. fun or permanent roomers; retiring
cause OF sale MCLAUGHLIN & CO. 26 ~ Keagny.zs
<J0 ROOMS on LARKIN ST.. NEW FUR NJ
~ ture, paying well. bargain, $500: IL rooms
Eddy ST. great sacrifice. 1928. 30 rooms. $1,000;
rooms, snap, 100; houses In all parts CT city for
sale or exchange. WEST q WOOD Sal Market 90
GROOM Sc. NICELY FURNISHED: A BAR
~ gain: must sell. 2O2Hs Fourth st. DEE 7ts
QOS HOWARD. COR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
700 y rooms: front and sunny. nO30 7t*
LOR SALE FURNISHED RoOMING AND
i aud boarding house o. rooms occupied by IL
gentlemen who steady Toomers. FOR partieu-
lars address to B. NJ, box s., this Office noI7 I'm
WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
= CALL. IN wrapper ready for mailing
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L'OR SALE-CHEAP; FULL AND COMPLETE
i set biOck-books. records and once fixtures for
real estate business; splendid locations with lease
Apply 70 RIVERS BROS, % MONTGOMERY 81 mo- ~
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San iran ciscn dr3 -
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NPLENDID CHANCE FOR PARTY WHO HAS
D. some knowledge Of IithographS or photography
10 buy special business this line: am wi ling TO
give instructions until learned: small capital re-
Branch once. Ge4 stF
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA THH
- eight-page WEEKLY Ca Ii. sent to any addresG
In the Uaited States OF Canada year for 81 IS
postage free
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IF EAT MARKET: SELLING 3Iz 40 BEEF
VI sheep hogs. 500 Tbs veal a week; rent $50;
long Jesse. Apply 326 Hickory ave. bet octavia
and Laguua- and Lag