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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-09
WILL q TALK.
President Harrison and Sec etRry Elaine
Refuse to BE interviewed

ffeSluent harrison ana &C. curry itItins
Refuse to lie interviewed
WAeHTNGTov, June 6.-The Washington
agent o the Associated Press.calIed at Mr..
BIaine's residence shortly after the CORE
nskcl him if he would not supplement it
with an explanation. Mr.. Blaine smiliRgly
but deliberately replied:
THE correspondence explains itself, and
| have not n word to add to it
The resident was next called upon and
asked il he was willing to say anything in
regard to it. His response, though made
with e%t.re courtesy OF tone and manner,
was Cqur lily emphatic:
No hing whatever"
The president and Mr.. Blaine were SEEM
ingIy in excellent spirits, and each ofthem,
a ter declining to say anything for publica-
ton about the great event of the day or its
effect upon the convention at Minneapolis,
turned the conversation to other topics
with marked comIosure.
Mr.. BIaine's appearance and manner and
tone 0. voice however, were especially no.
ticeable as indicative of a feeling OF relief
and salts action which, made him even
buoyantly cheer al.
CABINET OFFICERS RErICENT.
Secretary Foster did not >huw any excite
mcnt this afternoon over the news OF Mr..
B'aine's resignation, but soon a ter hearing
it he was one of the most enthusiastic spec
taturs at the CIncipnali-W Washington base
bali game. lie declined positively to saw
anything for publication in regard to the
political situation just at present. but init
mattel that he might be more communica-
tive at a future day.
Attorney General Miller and Secretary
Noble also declined to be interviewed on
the subject.
Secretary Elkins visited the White House
at 3 0 clock this afternoon, aud was asked
by a reporter what he thought of the polit-
icai situation o that Secretary Blaine had
resigned. lie replied:
well, | think that Harrison will Ger
taInly be nominated Oh the first ballot and
without amy serious opposition, either.
That's all | care to say at present"
1t is understood that the unusual reticence
on the part o!the officers 0fthc government
in regard tO-day's occurrence i, due to a
suggestion from the White House that the
president preferred that the federal O Ulcers
should avoid public m on the sub.
iect.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-09

A till to place iron ore and scrap iron on
the Tree list and reduce the duties on manu-
features of iron and other metals was IN
troduced by Mr.. Stevens, of Massachusetts,.
A motion to take NJ the Hatch anti
option bill was defeated by a tie vote.
Mr.. HaIries, ofMinnesota, from he com
mittec on invalid pensions, reported TO the
house adversely the bill introduced by Mr..
Newberry, Of Illinois, relating to pensions
granted to pensioners who are foreigners
or not bona fide residents o! the United
states. Its object is to eliminate from pen
sion rolls the names OF all persons who are
not citizens and bona fidc residents OF TINS
country.
Mr.. Herbert, of Alabama; from the com
mittee on naval affairs, reported to the
house with the recommendation that 1t
pass the bill that lie introduced increasing
The number Of enlisted men who may at
one time be enlisted in the navy to 900.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-09

of Potter county responded. Hon. Corte2
Salmon, superintendent of public instruc-
iton, delivered the annual address.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-09
Have Your hean. Ready.

Boston. Specialize Massachusetts, Re-
pu lican delegates to the national conven.
,ion at Minneapolis let to-day via the
Fitchburg road.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-09
CONGRESS
Proceedings of the House and SEN
ate.
FRIDAY MAY %.

ENATE
Senator Wilson reported 10 the senate
from the judiciary committee a bill provld-
ing that no person shall be excused from
teStifying in criminal cases based upon any
alleged violations OF the interstate com
merce law for the reason that his testimony
might tend to crimiaate himself or subJect
him to penalty. Exception, however, IS
made in the case of perjury.
The silver bill vasIaid before the senate
al tba close of the morning business. Alter
some eolloquy the bill was, by unaGimou,
consent, postponed till Tuesday, when u
will come up at ? o clock as the unfinished
business. The senate proceeded to eXecu-
tive business.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-09

4 FaIfforuIa FDrger

STOCKTON, Cal. June6. County Recorder
J. +. Mosely has been missing since last
Wednesday. lie owes about 500, 900, most
large speculator in land and gave notes in
payment. Mn forged notes given by him
have been discovered so lar, aggreEating
over $4,000. Six notes a~gEresating $40, so
are signed by ". S Hickey and three notes
amounting to sd. O0O are I-ned by \. II.
Mcbride. Both men pronounce the sigma.
lures lorgeries.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-09
MONDAY, MAY 30.

SENATE.
Not in session.
HOUSE.
Not in session.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-09
Mice Put to Work.

A Scotchman one evening recently.
sat looking ut some mice. An idea
| struck him. He decided to set the
little thieves to spinning yarn, and it
was probably n very astonisbed
pair of mice that found themselves a
few days later working n small tread.
mill in a cage like those in which rats
and other small animals are kept,
but without the slightest idea that
they were paying for their board in
this way.
An ordinary mouse can twist lover
100 threads on reels every DAY,
although to do this he has to rum ten
and n half miles.
He is not going to have any plum
cake though, now that hehas gone in-
to honest business, nor even cheese,
only a penny's worth Of oatmeal
every five weeks. This does not seem
very generous board to be paying
for hard work but it makes a fine
| profit for his employer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-09
TUESDAY, MAY 81.

Pettigrew's bill granting the right Of way
to the WATERFOWL, Sioux City & Duluth
railway through the Sissoton reservation
was reported iavOrably.
Pettigrew introduced a bill to make Sioux
half-brced scrip assignahie by the half
breeds or their legal representatives: The
bill provides for confirming title of lands
located with halEbrced scrip.
KYLE presented an amendment which is
to be Offered to the sundry civil bill apprO,
p~riating SO, 900 for a fish hatchery in South
Dakota.
Senator Davis's bill authorizing the sccre'
tary of 1.-THE interior to fulfill certain treaty
stipulatiOns with the Chippewa Indians
passed the senate today. A sum of SllT,-
BOP is appropriated. Tic relief is for the
Chippewas Of Lake Superior and the Mis-
sissiPpi.
Mr.. Sherman delivered a speech in oppO-
sition to the bill for the free coinage OF sill.
yer, he spoke for two and II half hours and
at the close of his speech the senate ad,
iauruad
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-09
NapoIeon's Sting ng Compliment.

At one time before the Franco.P urs-1
sian war, when Napoleon III was visit
ing London, amateur theatrical were
arranged FOR his entertainment. A
Nh. Brown, who took aprincipal part
in the entertainment, prided himself
on his Knowledge of French. During
the evening he was one OF the cast ina
French comedietta, and Immediately
after that played the part of an Eng
lishman who spoke broken French.
During the latter sketch -Napeleen-
laughed frequently, and. when Mr..
Brown was presented to the emperor
at the close of the evening he was
complimented in this ambiguous
manner: Your bad French. was as
good as your good French. Allow me
to congratulate you" Naturally Mr..
Brown retired a little mystified.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-09

The postal appropriation bill came mp to-
day and Mr.. Lind OF Minnesota offered an
amenement to increase the sum for rent,
fuel and light for p~ostoffices of the third
class from $500, 600 to $GlG, 600. The amend
ment was lost.
The house adopted a resolution ~revoking
all leaves of absence except those granted
| on account OF sickness, and directing the
sargeant-at-arnls to telegraph absent mem
beTs that their attendance is nee ssary for
the transaction of business.
The morning call., 1892-01-19
4 FLAT WHEEL.
One Of the Most Dangerous Elements OF
RailrORdIDR.

One of the Most Dangerous Elements OF
KailrORdInE.
There's fiat wheel on this truck under
this end of the car" said an Erie official
who sat in the back seat Of the rear ear OF
passenger train. THAT must be taken out.
1t might wreck the train"
Whats fiat wheel?'
Listen" said the railroad man. "YOu
hear that rapid pat-pat-pat Of the wheel?
That's caused by the fiat wheel. On n spot
on the surface of the wheel flat place is
worn. 1t may be done, and is generally, by
setting UP a brake 50 tight that the wheel
slips on the rail. Let it slip but the least.
vet small place no larger than silver
dollar will be worn on the wheel. The
next time the brake is set up hard the
wheel stops with that same place on the
rail. and 1t is worn larger"
by the time ii is couple Of inches in
diameter it begins to pound every time the
wheel turns. Instead OF running true
circle as it Tevolvts. the wheel strikes flat
on the rail when the Hat spot Is reached
The CONSEQUENCE is that when the dat spot
has grown 10 lie three or four inches across
it is very dangerous thing. Every stroke
against the rail by the fiat side OF the wheel
is liable to break the wheel and ditch the
train"
Around the shops and at nearly every
cripple track In the railroad world these let
wheels may be seen. As soon as one IS dis
covered the pair Of wheels affected Is taken
out and sent to the junk track to be east
into new machinery. The Hat spots are
plainly peTeeptible, but they would hardly
be judged by the uninitiated to be of sufi-
cient Importance to be one Of the most
dangerous elements of TailruadiUg, yet SUCH
is the Case.-NewaTk Journal
The morning call., 1892-01-19
A 1OA-Year-old Democrat Dead.

A man who has voted Tor every Demo
cratic Presidential candidate ever nomin-
ated is dead at Grand RaDids, Mich. His
name was George Rean. He was born in
Pennsylvania 104 years ago, and partiei-
pated in the battle at Baltimore against the
British in 1912. Up TO three weeks ago he
was in full possession of his faculties, ex-
cept for slight deafness, and he split
kinding wood, carried water and ShOveied
snow, as circumstances required, He
walked unattended to the polliRg-plaee IN
November TO vote the Democratic ticket for
Congress ut the special eleetiOn.-Globe-
Democrat.
The morning call., 1892-01-19

- ya.ue FOR yoar fs-altu-e ANA carpets JAG 6m
/ T. CBES>WELL. IO45 MARKET ST. WILL
\ hay yoar furniture and carpets for cash las
Z! J.IEi ThOLTZ. 1864 1AEhGr ROOM IS.
II WI. buy Eeut iurHltur-- leTeIry, OF goods OF
auV Kind for cash; send postal ue6 Il
Il IGH PRICE PAI' FOR HOUSEHOLD FCRNI-
II rurs. GaLLA1uEE. 1871 MARKET, nr NlHtH.5t
W FIE>l PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE
= tvr taru-iUre. Gail OF send postal 1921 Mar
Eet ST., te-. Seventh and Eighth. Oe-l ~
Ii SECONDHAND FURNITCKE AND CAR
\ pets b,--lf- .ar-e OK slLI le-si cali OF SEND
postal h)SES TRIAL ITO flourish ST. oci7 ly
n . SIMMONS a CO.. AJCILyNE-KS WILL
VI. buy your lu-Gl,uTe. pianos aud books 1857
Aersst St app cc
\ rFAEE. l15 FOJ ETH s.. PAYS The HIG Il
W est price for furniture, stoves TaH-cS carpets
{ LAEGE G. ANTITF or SECONDHAND FUR
y E-HIe wanted. 20 ger cent paid more than eiss-
where NALO<E. IE5 IrIu-l >t..Iew store m1U-t
The morning call., 1892-01-19
EyNNLrrKH -. eALE.


zoe ELLIS ST-FURNITURE Oh HOUSE oF
DJU rooms fov s-Is, chelp. JaI+ rs
I-VK IJBN .IJEE DON'T MISS OUR STORE;
! price, reasonable, Quaity good, courteous
treatment SAMUEL EEAL sle-e20 Mission ST.,
atgEr.i glr5E. Jas
N-CIICE-I An Sow At I25 FOCRIH ,NEW
y lu.jHE'. and offer large sJccE of general
household fururu7e ~ reduced prices; 500 carpets
good a. low- stoves, So; antique chamber suits.
par OF Suits 50. casa or lHstatlm -Hts: All &c
lvdT,ca prices u. "a. NELSON. lZ6 touri ST. al q
DyY CHAMBER AND PABLOR FURNITURE
ID HINLJr sl4 Hayes ST.. indictments nol4 5m
COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING sFCuN D-tiAND
\ furniture or carpets at reduced frees; s2lisfat-
ueaor money refunded; shipped 'ree.llO Fourrhly
ell BEDROOM SIT OF PIECES AT NEW
- IL. Man BROS, III sixth Sc. iy29 i2D
4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
n complete with furnit ure. carpets stoves, car
IEtns blankets pictures and mirrors a. cash prices
en- easy instatiwents; sES3 deposit III. FRIED
han q Go. 5. largest ius-sImeus house tho
Coast, 22s-Z5U ~toCz-Ou. 25T Post ST.; open even
msSi prompt attenJl0 pald 20 country orders lsttt
\ nv CHAMBER SEAS ur Z FiECaS. SIS CASH.
~ CT ils-afIHrur. WILEY FtU~ 9Sl Mission O.
The morning call., 1892-01-19

$500 SALOON WITH PRIVATE PR, Ate. ROOMS g,I;s;
road terminus very profitable business; don't fall
10 Sc. tnIa hargaLn- NJ LESs. EOnrth 81 il
The morning call., 1892-01-19
STORAGE.

FURNITURE, TRUNKS, PIANOS, ETC. CARED
i for ana stored reasonable; advances made
LIEBES Pioneer Storage Co.,3lO Stockton. 96
EIRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
L B42-644 Mission st. CHAS. L. TAYLOR iY3tt
The morning call., 1892-01-19

$4,000 e g4 sale o4 s.d H9TgL for RR9 any
good Oakland San Francisco. Alameda or erkeley
real estatei put down 2 cash basis. For psrtcH
lars to call Office OF Z w. WOODWARD &
co. 9O2 Broadway. OAK aud. tai7 1t
Rittt
......,..............$27 ...... ...........
............-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..... 500
The morning call., 1892-01-19
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.


I s. BANLEY & co. 1851 PARK ST, WILL
y build sell rent you any kind OF house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 e.
The morning call., 1892-01-19

On the Broad Guage Railroad. Third Station East
OF frultYale.

Ten minutes 20 Oakland thirty-5ve minutes to San
Francisco. To bring this elegant piece OF property
before the ewes Of the public. l am instructed to
offer 700 lots, 25I %, upon such terms that Will
come within the reach OF every one who desires TO
make small aud profitable Investment in real estate
for Is home speculation. TIE object being I'm max
ing these uueXceptiOua terms to dispose OF the 100
lots offered within the next sixty days, so that
every purchaser may become An advertiser or Elm
hurst. The prices OF lots In the Elmhu tract
have been placed at the lowest possible figure. and
every purchaser can be assured OF making money
ont OF the Investment. The tract adj IONS Emhurst,
which Is the third station east OF frutvale on the
bToad-gauge railroad: also on the line OF Oakland
san LraudrO and H2ywards electric road Ten min
utes 60 oakland; 80 minutes to san Francisco.
Eight daily trains both ways and Il is predicted be-
fore months ElmhurSt Will have hourly trains 10
aud from san Francisco. Communication tickets 10
Oakland, 81 per month Communication tickets to
san Francisco, IS per month.
= he elevation at Elmhurst is from 10 to 10 feet
higher than a. FruiUvale. Lots same Size in Fruit
vale, 5000 to $1,000 each. Lots IN Elmhurst Tract
500 TO $500 each The interest IS made extremely
low until the first 100 lots IS disposed ofonly per
cent per anuum.
Noiportou OF the tract more than three minutes
walk 10 the station.
Parties who cannot call at once remit 81 and
OF the choicest lots left VIII be selected for
them. There is already number OF leading citI-
who Interested IN the property in quest ion.
and who unite IN the opinion that 10 Is OF the
most inviting opportunities for parties OF small
means for an investment.
The morning call., 1892-01-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.


GO-Q GRAND CHANCE FOR MAN AND
- GU wife, or Any one; branch bakery: con-
te tonery, teas, coffee dairy produce, and sells
10 10 100 loaveS bread dauy; every thing else IN
proportion; cash sales 30 TO $50 per day; clears
500 per month: handsome store; cenJrs! location;
tu.l stoek sr Attest pace for retal business in the
Citv- must sell; make an offer. GEO STEWART,
80 kearny ST. It
@. -QQ WHOLESALE WOOD BUSINESS on
carr Ell oa this business for y years made a com
potency. wslcs 20 re,ire We offer the good will Of
fee. buildings. SAFE. desks, sheds. etc at above
lct; IS cheap AZ >42UJ; sell STOCK = invoice: can
10 Hf ar "uut small Ur large. has regular trade
t.s..s S.''5 % L9ot Itr year can lie doumed:
e" Gu N-H STAY months; Is a oTtune for or
active. energetic men; no SucA bargain ever heard
co.. t.r such trCa FIRST business with so little
rait.a serur1 ID. GEO SfLN ARR. l#5 hearny-l
EANuY AND NOTION STORE. ELEGANTLY
-r.ed and stocked, owing t. owners sudden call
rom 9-t. mCst be soil tHis week; easy rent; iiv-
IA .Y lS S2 aJs5 t59 s., H''ns up pFf3 S} i
G.f-0 EMPRESS BUSINESS; A DOUBLE
Il Z w. team. 20 wears sans stand Market 81;
only "sea hands 3 Jnnes; there is over $50
20 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR:
- { ~. Western Addi1op. old established
Cf5h business. horse and wagon. outside ute
mainly wines and liquors among good families:
Wi- lnNoiee. chan e Of lifetime: investigate this.
BAILEY. u g Market ST. lsl5 II
ClUUU. stccsed, ca Tb.ra st. rem Sd; living
rooms stock and fixtures fuzzy worth The price
csked; ais avs paid We'll BAILEY. Tl9 NarSetl+7
CEOO HARRISON ST; CORNER GROCERY:
JUS. 5. ot GaoE trade hAtLi-l' ~ NlaIeee =
C.1-lo WHOLESALE ROUTE ~ CITY;
q -''V est2h isaed protected trade. profit
E-TaHF. ell 500 Hee>y. less t'pft ton iu This line
n. ANtID-GooD PAYING BUSINESS IL TX
- change for 600 acres Napa Cnanry sand u'in-
cum sl-t- E-.ae $4,000 BAILEY, 7l9 Mar el.I7
~ ANS ANU now I'D MEET THEM
The morning call., 1892-01-19
ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
L anywhere at any time write to GEO. Z. ROMELL
q CO., 10 spruce ST.. New YORK sul9 ~
L VERY ONE IN NEED OF INFoRMATION ON
II the subject OF advertising will do well to obtain
q copy OF Book for Adyertisers' 1858 pages. prlco
IL: mailed, postage paid on receipt OF price; con-
tans a careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers and
class journals gives the crculaGlOn rating OF every
one and good deal OF Information about rates aud
other matters pertaining to the business or aIYor-
Using Address OWELDS ADVEK Using BU-
REAU, ~ Spruce ST.. New YORK aul9 IL
The morning call., 1892-01-19

N Company. Location Of principal place Of bust
ness, san Francisco California; location OF worzs,
Virginia. storey County. Nevada
The morning call., 1892-01-19
WINTER E;ES0ETS.

WINTER RESORTS.
- ESOBTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF TIE
il Pacific Coast with rates, location, etc,
EShed in the Hotel Guide, IA pages For sale by
hewsdcaler5, or send 25c IN stamps to w. II. PAT
IEKSOS, publisher. % O'Farrell ST. ;. I. mrl q
STORES TO LET.
G.Je STORE AT 322 POLK ST KEY NEXT
I'D ~. door. jal7 4t*
1000 LARKIS, Mr.. sUTTER-LARGE STORE;
1O-O rooms Key aJ paint-store. JAZZ IA
The morning call., 1892-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

NToTICE-ALI PERSONS WHO ARE INDEBTED
N to the late DIR. Q. J., ADAMS are hereby eau
toned and notified not to pay any bi Is TO ~ Ed
MUND PUGH of Mason ST., Sau Francisco. n s
authority to collect the same having been revoked
by San Francisco, January IA, 1892.
ial7 81 MRS KATE ADAMS
The morning call., 1892-01-19

II WELL INVESTED 1T WILL PAY YOU
BETTER THAN ANY BANK IN THE UNITED
STATES, AND YOU CANEOT SPEND II AT
YOUR COMMAND
The morning call., 1892-01-19
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON SECOND MORTGAGE;
Nl mortgages bought. BAILEY, TO Market. 80 I'm
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT SEND
" your old gold and Iewery by mall TO the old and
reliable house of A. COLEMAN, Al Third St. san
francisco; 1 will send by return mall the cash; IL
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ S3S kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watChaS low interest oosG
The morning call., 1892-01-19

4. f-N EMPRESS BUSTN ESSi DOUBLE
II tD'. team. 20 wears sans stand Market ST;
only changed hands 9 times. there is over $50
Eeek-E n ll-s- hALLEY re MLrae. 81. ial9 L
The morning call., 1892-01-19
TxTEAORDINARY BARGAINS.

u
Sl3OO-Lot 50x1O0, with Improvements narrow
gauge station: Central ave.
S23OO-Lot S7xIOO. and 6-room house in fine con
dIion: 500 cash: so per month.
$2000-LOt 37IlO0 ana 4-roOm cottage; beautiful
location; butt TO order; $500 cash: S25 per
month.
$3SO0-43xl5O; fine new 7-room house; $3.50
cash: S35 per month: for days only.
-Four lots ana cottages at a bargain: Guick sale
Houses built to order and furnished in 80 days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free; houses
TO rent; open sundays,
MARCUSE & KENNEL.
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County
OficeS: Alameda-Bay-St. station ana Hgh-st.
Station. San Fran eiSco-6-S Market 81, opp. Fat
ace Hotel. ja10 II
IA ANTED-NEAR LOS GATOS RANCHES TO
" exchange for fine Alameda property; value
large small. Apply 10 MRS. L W. CHANDLER
a CO, 1929 Park st. J3lO u
LOKIN REAL ESTATE
g.0eGO HOUSE OF ROOMS AND 45-FOOT
GNZOUO. lots in heart OF town. must Be sold
Immediately. w. c. MORAN, Lorln, take berkeley
train; easy terms lal+ ~
The morning call., 1892-01-19
EDUCATIONAL.


DESTRUCTION IN WRIIING AND PIANO;
i letters written. 1872 Moss of Howard. 1al4 3m
DEIVATE SCHOOL, KINDEKGAKTEN; 25I3
i Mission ST. pupils boarded; now open. MISS
TRASH. Principal. jas lat
MRS. }. /. CONNER, ARTIST; FRS I-CLAss
vi work only. 80 Donohoe Bldg. ll7O Mkt j. I'm
! EsSONs ~ SPANISH. FRENCH, GERMAN
II and English; Worman's method: trial lessons
given free OF charge. Address A. d., BOX 50, CALL
ONCE jail I'm
DKOF. DE FILIPPE'S SIMPIIFIED PRACTICAL
method OF French. Sp1nish,&l 90 he BancrOltCo
CCHOOL CIVIL. MINING, MECHANICAL ELEC
- tTlca engineering. surveying, architecture. as
say ing; eStab 1864. A. Van der Natileu 723 Market
.TAGE-VOICE-B NJ }. BRADLEY
= Saratoga Han. ga Geary; "a 80, :30-S:3O. 3m
DACIFC ENGINEERING SCHOOL-ENGINEER
i ing. architecture, surveying. III Post leo ly7
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. ~ POST ST
IL DOUble-entFy O0k-keeping penmanshlp short
hand, type-wTiting teiegraphy, etc. all includedta
business course under one lee o. SO. 1e3Ou
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE 800 POST Ie.
Lie scholaisnIp, SIS; day ana evening oc1eh
The morning call., 1892-01-19

HERE IS A GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
IN VALUES.
The morning call., 1892-01-19

BUY ONLY WHAT YOU CAN PAY FOR. IF IT
Is ONLY 50 PER MONTH.
The morning call., 1892-01-19

OFFICES AND wORK-RUUNS TO LET N NEW
Obrck building Oh Hardie place of east side Of
kearuy ST., bet. Bush and suffer; best lighted
rooms IN the city, and rents to suit all; entrance
$50 kearny st. Apply to p. C. MJLLOT, 30 Mont
gOmeTy jal5 I'm
The morning call., 1892-01-19

I-INE LARGE OFFICES 10 LET, CHEAP. II3
! Powell ST. feI II
The morning call., 1892-01-19
TO MAKE A FORTUNE.

DO NOT STOP HERE. BUT READ EVERY
WORD OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
TIE ONLY SnRE WV.
The morning call., 1892-01-19
Sl2.500.


FULL BLOCk-32 LOTS
Only few short blocks from the terminus Of
HOward-st cSOe-carS on 24Ih st: bounded by
Rhode Island. De Har0, Nevada aud 24th SIS. de-
SIrable ueiGhborboOd; streets graded. severed and
luacadam,zed up 10 the property: ouy blocks
from the car liHe on Pot.er0 ave; the price ~
which offer IN block is loss than $500 per lot;
lots in this neighboIhood sell for 500 eaca where
time IS given.
This Is speculation wen worth looking into.
Only $500 cash necessary to handle this prop
erty
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