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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-05
Purchase of Power.

In Col. McCIure's great Boston speech
he didn't confine himself to the jobbing
arrangement through which the election
OF President Harrison was purchased.
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HIS DEATH PROVED.
Consequently the KazI Ordered That He
BE Buried Alive.


the haZt ordered InaC fle
BE Buried Alive.
London Standard.
A Swiss captain, at the end of a sanguin-
airy and prolonged battle, caused the dead
and dying to be thrown alike into the pits
and buried together. Some one pointed
out to him that many of the bodies still
showed signs of animation.
MY good sir, replied the Swiss. if a
man were Unce TO pay attention to the signs
they show there would not be a dead body
among them"
A similar power of preventing the mind
being turned aside by trifiing considerations
appears to have characterized certain kazi
In the city of Cairo, Mansur Bin Musa by
name. To him is attri buted among others
the celebrated pound of flesh judgmen t
given in favor of the Jew creditor. His de-
cISiOns were usually rather eXtraOTdina Ty,
but every now and then they were so re-
markable as to attract attention from dis
interested outsiders
On one occasion the inhabitants of Cairo
were shocked to see a living man borne
through the streets tied fast to bier, aud
hurried toward the cemetery TO be buried
alive. His ldmentab.e sbTieks were en-
tirely dsregarded by the bearers, who re-
mOrselessly carried out their duty to its
bitter end.
1t was soon ascertained that the Kazi
ManSur as responsible for this atTOcity;
and although Orientals are not easily
shocked where the administration of JUS
tice $50 called is concerned. yet in this
case it was felt that some inquiries should
be made. Accordingly the kaZ was inter-
viewed and he was asked why it was that
he had caused a living man to be buried
alive. Like Mr.. Gllberts young lady In
the ''Mikado," it was doubtless pointed out
to him that burial alive is too "stufy" a
death to he agreeable. They found the
kaZi quite ready to satisfy their doubts.
You wish" he said, ito know why this
man has been buried alive Well, his burial
has been ordered by me in due form because
six years ago his wife was married to an
other man. according to the DEGREES Of law,
two witnesses of a very respectable charac-
ter having certified his death at Bagdad.
The man, however, came before the court
this morning pleading he was not dead. and
advancing a claim TO recover his wife. /
ordered the TWO witnesses to reappear, and
they proved beyond doubt by fresh evidence
that they had attended his funeral at Bag
dad, where he was buried in their presence.
From this circumstance It'll easy to conclude
that the man cannot be a real one, but the
ghost of the former, and must therefore be
laid, IN order to put an end 10 all future
disputes respecting the woman"
The byStandeTs thereupOn, we are told,
"dissembled their misgiviugs, praised the
kaZTS justice, and retired"
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lot OF SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS:
4 fine condition; az sacrlAca kOHLER i
CHASE q , Farrell iy-3 q
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GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
- complete with fuui ure. carpets. stoves, CEF-
taiC5 blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prteg
on GEsy instsiusutS: small deposit. H. EE-lAE3-
EEE & cos largest instalimen5 house on tRs
Coast. 22s-2SO Stocstou 257 Post ST.: open even
iGgs; prompt aUentio PAID 20 country orders Isl u
\ EN CHAMBER SETS uF PIECES, SI5 CASA,
~ CT iHs.slImerr. WILEY BROS 9Sl Mission u
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Why pay large prices Tor lots i'm the saUd hills OF
San Francisco, with its fOgs and winds and bad
drainage. when lots more conveniently situated
can be obtained In The
MCKEE TRACT
For prices ranging from 1915 to $500 upon the
easiest terms; so per lot down, balance $40 per
month.
WHY be burdened with DISAGREEABLE
FEATURES OF an OYERCROWDED and IN
HEALTHY city, when one may have his own home.
own flowers ana plants and plenty OF pure, fresh
air, fine view, warm ana temperate climate. and in
a neighboThOOd that affords the best OF schools,
churches, stores, markets and all that go 10 make
life happy, comfortable aud worth living?
THE BEAUTIFUL MCKEE TRACT in LORIN,
NORTH OAKLAND. is the best situated piece Of
suburban properly on the market II Offers the
Station Of the BERKELEY Hranch Railroad 70 san
Francisco as well as facing on the new electric road
to Oakland.
BOTH roads meet on the tract Time 10 san
Francisco Via broad gauge, so minutes; time to
Oakland via electric road, minutes. There IS no
those EMPLOY Ed either in San Franc iSco or
Oakland who desire a home.
TWELVE NEW HOUSES are now in active course
OF construction, and many more on the way.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS and terms given to
those who Will build al once.
WHAT you now pay in rent viii buy you home
in the tract
WHY keep your money in savings banks when the
purchase OF lot in this growing suburb is sure to
bring sou handsome and certain profit
SIZE FOR YOURSELF,
Take the Berkel ey branch railroad or the new
electric railroad and gel ont at the
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and New Mexico. The largest increase is
in Texas, Illinois. Michigan, Iowa, Dakota.
Calf rnia and Ohio. The total wool clip
for 1892 in the United States is estimated at
3tS,053 731 pounds. OF secured yield OF
IA, 096, 937 pounds.
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TIE GERMANIA CLUE.

The annual prize shoot of the Germania
Club brought out a large number Of marks
men who devote themselves to the hair
trigger and the 25-Ting target. This is the
finest kind of shooting and requires steady
nerves and a trained eye to make a good
score. At yesterdays shoot some good
scores were made. Although no remarkably
high shooting was done the scores made by
the winning marksmen we're good ones, and
in many instances were repeated by them.
The club divided S207 into twenty prizes for
the marksmen. The first prize was $40
cash, ana the last prize 81. The lucky men
nrn fnllnwS
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RIFLE PRACTICE.
The Third Regiment Shoots for
the TObin Trophy.
Prize Shoot of the Germania Club-BulPs-
Eye Contest of the acknowledgements
Dof the First ard C of the Second.

The marksmen were busy at Shell Mound
range yesterday. The day was good one
for rifle shooting There was shooting of
all kinds to entertain the riaemen.
The Third Regiment had military match
to see which of its companies would win
the Tobin trophy. The Germania Club
held its annual prize contest and distri-
buted over $500 in cash. The San Fran
cisco Schuetzen Verein held its monthly
bulPs-eye contest, and Company G Of the
Second Artillery Regiment and Company ID
of the First Infantry Regiment bel medal
shoots. In addition to all this there were
several private matches, which settled dis
rutes as to ability in craftsmanship.
TIE TOBIN TROPHY.
The most important event at Shell Mound
yesterday was the contest for the TObin
trophy. This trophy was presented to the
Third Regiment by the family of the late
Colonel X. Tobn Of the Third Regiment as
a memento OF the deceased. 1t is annually
competed for by the different companies OF
the regiment and awakens Il lively interest
among the shooting members Of the regi-
ment. Company b has On two former occa-
sions won the trophy, and at yesterdays
contest was again successful The COM
panieS competing entered twenty-five men
each, and the one making the highest aggre-
gate score was declared the winner The
sho ting done by Company b was very good,
the twenty-five men averaging IS per cent.
The score Of the winning company is as
fnltOWs.
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H. r. Brown and George Helm are tie.
both having like shots on their ticket. In
his last five tickets +. o. Young did some
remarkable shooting. making as follows in
his twenty shots
YOUNG. % 25 Is % 81 % 81 81 20 23-22I
20 20 10 % % % 24' "a 81 25-232
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Z or OF UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS
J. from SO up. organs from SO Bps barg aims.
r w SPEAcER d Co, 7z3 Market ST., second
fs.r feZB q
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COMPANY F..

In practice shoot the members of Com
pany OF the Third Regiment scored as
follows:
Lieutenant +. w. Warren, SO; Private ThOmp-
son %; Private HOW, 81 Private Murphy, Is;
Private Atwood, IS; private Ryan. Is; Corp
oral I. /. OBnen. 80; Corporal SlaiteIy, 10;
Private MUIR by. 81.
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illNO-. VIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.
q EsRGaIN-NEW UPRIGHT PIANO WORTH
= $3.50 fss 5275 cash; 1sautitu. walnut case. 90T
Wood ST.. Wesl Gisland. ie28 y
TOR SALE-FINE SQUARE MERSuN PIANO:
I-hsrEall u sold Immediately. SO hearuy. - ~
csI1 Eastern ROSEWOOD FOR SALE on
- H. s. instailmeazs. 2l3 Powell ST. ~ ~
l. IaE UPRIGHT. CASH OR INSTALLMENT
Z on or UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS
J. from 80 up: organs from 50 Bp; barg aims.
r. w SFENCER d Co, 7-3 Market ST., second
G5or. fe26
lot OF SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS:
- fine condition; az . sacrifice hOHLER
CHASE = O.Fared ST. Jy-5 Il
EcHLEE & CHASE 20. 28 AND 30 OFARRELL
d ~; leading pianos and organs; Oldest music
house; largest stock; easy terms; low prices apz55t
lime EsrEY { FRIGHT PIASO; FOR SALE
Il cAeap. ~ McAllts,er ST. fell Il
DEAL BARGAINS ~ PIANOS-wALTEKs
ia yIaaO repair shop. 1913 Grove ST.. mr. Van ness.
a. sThNGEHBERe sP. practical piano tuner fe5 II
DYRON MAUZY AGENT sOHMER, NEWLY
y aud Evans pianos 3o8 Post ST. JAZZ II
IIALL.EI q DAVIS AND KfMBALL PIANO AND
II Organ Agency. ". g. BADGER. rs Market. u
IIoENUNG's PIANOS: BRILLIANT: POWER
II falt0nc; strictly first class 9l7 hissionnl3 q
II L. NEUNh>N PIANOS: FIRsT-CLAsS IL
. tone and workmanship 81 Siuth st. moi Il
TFFNME u LONG PIANO CO, WAREROOM 1913
Ii Polk ST, corner Clay; sold on instal!ments;
send tor illustrated catalogue and terms mol q
CIEINT NAY. GABLEK AND PEASE PIASoS
- organs and al musical Instruments cali and 500
CUT lew rooms and stock MATTHIAS GRAY =
Co. 10J ala L05 Post So, steiaway Hall ja7
GILcK. HARDNAN vUsE AND sIEKLISG
pianos soid on SO monthly instruments. BENZ.
tlhI 81 SoN- sole agents. 20 - Farrell ST. aul q
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COMPANY d. FIRST REGIMENT

Company D IS steadily improving in
craftsmanship. This is the result Of faith
ful practice at the range In Yesterdays
medal contest there were some good scores
made, notably that of Corporal c. II. Gle
low, who rolled up 46 points out of pos
sible 90 The scores III detail are as fol-
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PRIVATE MATCHES,
Wool Interests.

Official figures show an increase in the
number of sheep in the country of /, 519. 229.
In the Southern States decrease is noted,
though there is q heavy shortage in Colorado
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COMPANY c, SECOND REGIMENT.

This company always takes large num-
Der of men over to the range for medal
shoots. There are a number Of good shots
among the members who shoot very close to
each others scores. As consequence there
is considerable rivalry to see who will be top
man. J.. Ringen came out ahead at yeSteT-
days contest with the good score of A The
result was as follows:
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MckEE TRACT.

For the next 80 days prices will not be changed
and THE TERMS on q y lot viii he $50 cash,
balance payable $40 monthly. IS lots have already
been sod. send for map aud price-iist. Please
mention this paper.
WILLIAM J. DINGEE,
400 and 81 Eighth ST.,
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MCKEE TRACT OAKLAND.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS.

TWELVE NEW HOUSES BEING CONSTRUCTED
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


DOR SALE IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
II Fine modern cottages and elegant 2-story houses
in good neighbOrhoodS, near cable lines; can De
purchased in installments same paying rent. For
particulars apply to l.. LANDER, 10 Montgomery
street de23 WeFrSuMo Il
XEHY PAY RENT - FOR SALE IN EASY
W monthly payments equal to rent, fine modern
the city. FOR particulars apply TO builder and own
or, L. LANDER. - Montgomery n WeFrSuMott
OOK AT THIS FINE LOT. SO FEET FRONT
Il by 1876 deep on Clara ave, bet. 18th and 18th
SITS. minutes walk from CastrOSt. cars, up IIth
St: IL IS surrounded by trees; has a me well or
water, Windmill and SOO0-gallon tank. al IN hrst
class condition, together with barn ana chicken
the bay, Oakland aud Alameda; the drainage Is
perfect it IS free from fog, as Il lies IN The warm
Mission belt ana is now ready TO Dutld on II VIII
be sold cheap either in part OF as Whole tor FUR
Their particulars apply 10 HORACE M NOOLLEA'
22Si Montgomery ST. te4 u
C.O7EO FOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT. 11I7
= = ~. Broadway, near LeavenWorth. res s.
CHA NEW 5-RooM COTTAGE; HARD
u OO. flashed: lot 25xl2O; 30 minutes ride;
on two Car-liues; iustallmentS al rent rates. H. L.
NORTON, ll50 Mark,t St ie2s 81
DERCINAL S. SELBY. REAL ESTATE AGENT
ana Rent Collector New Montgomery 81.
ncOOO HOWARD ST, Mr.. 25TH. NEAT 2
0OUUU. story bay-window ihouse: rooms;
bath; y o. % IS: .6Xll5; bargain les so
C.0rn SLIGHTLY CORNER: 5OxlO0; MAX
- DS)O. ing . lots: al ocean View.
$3.50 only: choice level lot al Lake view; near
electric road: title perfect. ROTHERMEL a Co,
32+ Montgomery ST. fe2S 80
TWO 3-FLAT HOUSES WITHIN TWO BLOCKS
i New City Hall; no agents. Inquire us Fulton
street fe2S -
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IIE-ITJ3,E j-1l. 75Is.

DARE CHANCE AND RARE BARGAIN 4
ia ro7med house: furniture everything com
pIe.e for housekeeping: must be sofa before March
.. apply - Hubbard ST., between second aud
Third. fe2S %
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Company A Of the Third was out With a
good body of men, and some good average
shooting was done. A little practice on their
part would develop some good maTksmen.
Following are the scores;
f. Mccarthy. 20; Maurice Justh, 50; G. w.
Ballnger. 80; Charles ThOgode, %; NJ. LeaFy.
81; j. GlennOB, 50; W. Williams, "a; John
NJ. Flood. 81 Il. Butler, "a: T. GafIney, %
Thomas Cleary. SO; w. sullivan. 80; ID. Morgan,
10; i. &. Viking, %; Captain Daniel Foley, %;
T. Leonard, So
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est1- Eastern ROSEWOOD FOR SALE on
- 3D. s. lnsJailmenzs. 2l3 Powell ST. q u
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I'KUITN VALE.
FRUIT VALE,

FRUIIN ALE
Now Is the tine to buy; lots from SI25 up; acre
property from 81 30 up Call on
WI n. De WOLF,
81 Fru.tvae station for all Information. fe28 81
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TABFETS CLEANED. LAID. ALEN. v. NHEL-
\ DIS. 240o Geary ST.: Ieiephona +o33. iy3 Il
CIAULDI PIONEER CAEgET-BEATINa
= works DO tbs best ora. 1913 10 557 Iehalu3 81;
tcIeuho.e $3.50 mrlSgt
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nj RS. DIR. DE SAN, FROM YOUTH A GIFTED
4l mind-reader and f0rtune-telIer, aided by vas
experience among all classes of people In this and
foreign courtfies, Is able 10 so blend the past to
future OF the lives OF her customers as 20 create
wonder and astoutshment; her mission Is to sOOthe
the diScOnsOlate, reunite broken and despairing
family circles and unite IN the bonds OF love youth
full ailections In the great cities OF the East she is
wee 'med as one Of the best in her line: always
pleasant aud refined, all who visit her depart with
pleasant ard grateful feeling she the result OF
Journey, business deal. matrimonial venture
Ike All open book; those wishing TO learn what the
future has In store for them should consult this
gifted LADY, send two 2-ceut stamps for her Illus
trated book. Parors / and 2, 1O9 Powell sLfell I'm
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COMPANY E.
This company shot twenty men and made
the following score:

In addition to the trophy contest this
company also held their medal shoot. The
champion medal was won by J. Sheehy, 40;
first class, T. Waters, 40; second class, P.
O'Mahony, 50; third class, Z. 0Leary, 50;
fourth class, Charles Patterson 81.
COMPANY c.
The practice shoot of the members Of
Company of tie Third was INDUCED in.
The scores show a want Of practice and
more frequent visits TO the range Some Of
the scores are as follows:
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EARPLTs THOROUGHLY CLEANSED AND
! renovated same rs new = $ tEkGJ sos &
CO. - Tenth So; teltuhoUe 1896 fa-5 U
CUNRLIN-> CAEPET-EEATjNG WORKS. 1873
/ Golden Gate ave. . tHlcnho1n 2I26. fe-l II
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Why pay large prices Tor lots i'm the sard hills OF
San Francisco, with its fogs and winds and bal
drainage. when lots more conveniently situated
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fVoRENT-g KOoNED HOUSE: CARPETS AND
furniture FOR sale; ali new. Can GO Golden
Gate ave. lr2S 81
BEAUTiFJL FURNISHED HOUSE on PACIFIC
ID Heights: huc marine view: 10 rooms and BATH;
electric lsehtIug: rent SIS per luOatb. Apply 20
d. Z NLLLL Z Amn Mn-tgl ~. -o-l u
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THE sCHUETZENS.

The bull's-eye shoot of the San Francisco
Schuetzen Verein was we'll attended and a
great number of DulPs-eyes were made. The
man who came the nearest to the center was
declared the winner, no matter whether he
had made one bul's-eye or a dozen. The
winners are in the order as follows: A.
Mocker, L. Bendel. II. Thode, d. B. Faktor.
DR.. Reihl, A. l.. OFT. George A. Shultz, j.
Waller, Il. Hellberg. II. Sizzling.
PRIVATE MATCHES.
T. Oestrich and Al Ehrenpfort had a little
practice match in which some good shO0tin g
was done. In string of twenty shots Ostrich
scored as follows:
+. OSTRICH 4454 5-47
445b A 56 4 5-45
A match was also shot by the following
marksmen, II. Heeth giving handicap Of
five points:
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TOR BARGAINSIN REAL ESTATE OR HOUSES
to rent, call on MRS. l. w, CHANDLER CO.,
500 PARK ST., Alameda. Ia24 II
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iyURNITURE OF 5-ROOM FLAT FOR SALE
cheap and fiat to let. rooms rented % peyma-
nenE PARTIES. no dealers I759l2 Howard st. f26 bt
J. near Market fC.5 SIS
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C.eO0O CORNER LODGING HOUSE. LONG
LOOVV. established; 1877 rooms; best location
IN the city; rooms always IN demand; il health
81
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND NCY-ADYERTISEMENTS AND
" subscriptions received ut the Oakland Branch
ONCE OF The MORNING CALL. 902 broadway.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA l;EAL ESTATE.


I s BANLEY & co. 1851 PARK ST., WILL
y build sell rent you any kind OF a house any
where In Alameda on the most reasonable
terms au26 Il
A LAMBDA BARGAINS
S2UOO- $3.50 down. $25 per month: lot 27xl30;
new modern cottage rooms and bath. No. 1913
$2609-S40U down, $25 per MONTH corner lot
3Uxl30; new modern cottage rooms and BATH
S9l5O-S3O0 down. $50 per month; lot 81 5xl5s;
modern 2-story house rooms ana bath.
s3425-SA0O down, $40 per month; lot 35xI68i
new modern 2-story house,7 rooms and bath.
S35OO-S5O0 down, $50 per month; lot 25xl5O;
new modern 2-story house; gas, sewer aud water;
school and station near by. No. l23.
$4260-S75O down, $40 per month"; lot 5Ux 100;
nice cottage. rooms and bath; l block from sta
ton: gas, sewer and city water No. 1874.
$4650-S75U down, $40 per month; lot 42NlOSi
new modern 2-story house, rooms and bath:
$5500-s500 down, $40 per month; lot 4Ox125;
fine 2-Story house rooms and bath; station
AIRY tubs; electric bells; speaking tubes; clothes
chuteS linen closets No. 1873.
$650O-SlOOO down, $50 per month"; lot 5Oxl5O,
n. side. blocks rom station; elegant 2,story
house 3 rooms ana bath; electric bells; clothes
chutes; speaking tubes; stationary tubs: linen
closets; redwoOd-hnished throughout; fine view OF
the bay No. 81.
Choice lots at a bargain; houses to let and money
to loan. II. 2. MOREAL & co, 1882 Park ST., Ala
media; 400 Montgomery ST., san Francisco fed u
IToR BARGAINSI IN REAL ESTATE OR HOUSES
i to rent, call on MRS. l. w. CHANDLER q CO.,
1929 PARK ST., Alameda. ia24 II
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WAGONS AID CARRIAGES.

81 - AND 22I TENTH COR HOwARD-HORSt
Il > boarded and for sale. }. X. WALTON.1al2
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GOO WATER INCLUDED; 8 SUNNY ROOMS
ID OO. and bath: newly renovated aud ready Tor
Immediate occupancy. $50 Greenwich St, near
stockton. feZS ~"
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AoDGINe-HoUsEs FoR sALls.

EODGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.
GI60 CASH, BALANCE 5000 IN EASY PAY
u w ments: rooms and bath; bsy-windOw
house. W +. HEALY lI48 Market St lt*
q $500
~ rooms $50
rooms. $50
- rooms $40
30 6 60H
LOgins 5OOO
And other bargains. SiTToN, Ii26 Market st % .
G06n0CASH DOWN BUYS LARGE LODGING
ClOOOU house clearing 500 TO $500 month.
Apply PACIFIC Excl ANGIE, % bearny St IT.
GOOO Splendid DOWNTOWN LOCATION;
ICUU. Is rooms well turn saed: old established
wel-2ayinE house BAILEY. 7I9 Market.26 II eNSu
IGOR SALE-LODGING -HoUSE or 80 ROOMS;
\ ali rented centrally located. Apply GAIL
C.eOO0 CORNER LODGING HOUSE. LONG
IN the city: rooms always IN demand; iu health
cause Of sale: this IS grand chance. Apply 344
Kearny st, room f. fe2s 6t*
BARGAIN - HOUSE i ROOMS ANTHONY
I ODGING-HOUSE; p ROOMS, BATH; FULL
~ roomers. 532 Fourth ST. ie2I ~
-ots NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF 9 ROOMS;
- IL must sell regardless OF cost. ieZl 81
C.IOO 800 SIXTH ST: A COSY FURNISHED
/ n w. BROOM house; sunny side; clears S-Oi
/ rent only $40; going East. ie26 a.
L.JBNITURE OF GROOM FLAT FOR SALE
! i cheap and fat to let: . rooms rented % pegma
.
7 0DUING-H0USE OF is ROOMS. 26SINrH ST.
i near Market. fc25 Sc
EURNIryBE OF 5-RooM HOUSE; CHEAP.
L -U2i4 seventh Sc. ie-5 ST.
OK rOHELL-I0 ROOMS BEAUT.TULLY
= d furnished; basement: bargain. ie23 7l*
! CHEAP.- rH. tTRNIrUEE oFs-R0oM
lsss.s.z14. -. I011 a4Es = ~ -S. - -
T1HslTt3,E 80. 7si-a.
DARE CHANCE AND RARE HARsAIN 4
J #.FrrH
pe,e for housekeeping: must be sofa before March
.. apply - Hubbard ST., between second and
Ih'ra. fe2s 2t-
LD-Rul4l SITS. SlOA>DSl2: SECONDHAND
i'iurHt-re ot all kinds bYE8S,35l SiKth ST. TO ~
NTuIICL-I A1I NCW AT l25 FOURTH lNEW
! ~ hUuuugl, and offer q large stock OF general
household furniture reduced prices; 500 carpets
Eord as new: stoves. 50; antique chamber Suils
81 s. par.0r suits, S25; Cssh or install mrUtsi all ~
bedrock prices. T. ii. NEiNON. 10 foutih ST. al u
UOUNTEY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
\ furniture carpets ut reduced Ir.cHS; sa-Is-ac-
uCu OF money refunded; shipped treellO F0uTth.ly
+ elk Bedroom SGT or Z PIECES AT NEW
= III. MAN BROS. III sixth ST. jy29 I'm
A GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
- complete with furuI carpets. stoves, CEF-
taCS 6l@uke-s, pictures and mirrors at cash pTtes
Oh easy instailments; small deposit. IL kE-lE3-
EEE & CO.'S, largest instaimenJ house on tRs
/ Coast. 22s-2SO stocstou. 257 Post ST.; open even
i2gs prompt aientio PAID TO country orders. 45-tl
/ 4 nv CHAMNEE SETS uF7 PIECES, SI5 CASA
. ~ CT lnS..lment WILEY Btoe. g5l Mission i
/ CsRP Is.
/ CARPFTS-su SMITHS BRUSSELS 65c a YARD;
/ \ Ust8Hment price elsewhere 81 a yd v. FRIED
- = -. .-s-.9 Ss-c..-9 az -. 80 - =
/ tA.ttt a., AHI>tr.
/ lAEPL.Ts THOROUGHLY CLEANSED AND
: renovated same as new = s tkkGlS sos &
60. - it uih So; tett"AoHe $3.50 10 u
/ CO>KLIN'> CAEPETEEtTING WORKS. 1888
/ I Golden Gate ave: ts.cnhoae 2I26. fe-l II
{ CARrErs CLEANED; $ ANO 3 CENTS PR
The morning call., 1892-02-29
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