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The morning call., 1893-03-27
Sons of st. George.

The joint entertainment and ball given
by Burnaby. London and Pickwick lodges
In aid of the labor and relief bureau on
Saturday night was largely attended.
Albion Lodge of Oakland gave success
ful social and dance on Wednesday even
ing In aid of the committee having charge
of the arrangements for the annual picnic
TO be held at Glenwood on Decoration day.
May 80. This lodge is one of the most
prominent in the Pacific Coast jurisdiction,
having a membership of over S2U0, and sew
eral thousand dollars in the bank 1t is
considering the proposition of buying a lot
and building hall.
Grand Treasurer Charles W. Pope has
applied to the court for an Injunction
against the directors of the Victoria Hos
pital Association TO prevent them from di-
vlding the funds on hand between the Brit
ish Benevolent and st. Andrews societies
In this action he is indorsed by Albion.
Piekwick. London and Burnaby lodges
and the Scottish Thistle Club. with
many members of the Caledonian CIub.
These societies do not ask division OF the
funds, but insist that the money shall he
kept intact, with the object of building the
Victoria Hospital In the near future.
new lodge is in process of formation Mt
Palo Alto. A large mum Der of names have
been signed tn the petition for the charter,
and it is expected that the lodge will be
instituted about the middle Of ApriI.
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American Legion of Honor.

Grand Commander Mansfield is actively
engaged in visiting his lodges He has re-
Gently called upon Stockton, Grass Valley,
Nevada City, San Jose. Gilroy and Hollis
ter. Enthusiastic meetings have been the
rule, with large and attentive audiences.
He reports the councils working and will
ing to work, with earnest members.
great open meeting is being arranged
for during the coming session of the grand
council which will meet In this eitv the first
week IN May. Addresses, music. burlesque
initiation, ball and other features ara upon
the biIloi fare. It's hoped to have Supreme
Secretary Adam Warhock of Boston pres
ent.
Pomona admitted nine last meeting. Bo-
hemian four, San Francisco and Golden
each TWO
Grand Secretary Burton win institute n
new council this week at San Pedro with a
charter list of forty members.
The grand commander will visit Benicia
and Santa Cruz this week.
Supreme Secretary Warnoek's report for
February l shows the membership to be
6O54. New members admitted during the
year, 66G5: number of councils. 1868; num-
Der of deaths during year, 1902: benefits
paid, 50, SC0C COO; relief benefits SIOS. 600 /;
emergency fund, invested. S557. 454 IS.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
|. 0. O. 2.

The brethren of Nest Point CaIayeras
County, recently lost their hall, books, pa
pers and regalis by fire.
Hope Lodge No. SO Of Angels Camp.
burned out some years ago, erected a stone
building. borrowing $4,000 for the purpose.
Last month it paid the last dollar of indebt-
edness and had jubilee.
The lodges OF Calayeras County are all
thriving
Preparations are going rapidly forward
10 celebrate the 26ih of April. In this local
ity there will be a grand picnic at E Campo
for the benefit Of that worthy object, the
Odd Fellows Library.
Grand Master Stockwell and Grand Sec
retary Lyon pronounce their recent tour as
one OF the most successful known in the
history of the order. The net gain for the
year will equal il not excel any of the
former credtable records.
Pacific Lodge celebrated its tweniy-fourth
anniversary last Thursday evening with a
JOYOUS programme.
Grand Patriarch Savage keeps busy
among the encampments.
The Rebekah lodges are increasing in
strength and influence and their meetings
are better attended than any other branch
of the order. The city lodges especially
are noted for large gatherings and attractive
sessions.
NJ. M.-Sines the establishment of the
order there have been three revsions of the
ritual, the first in 1885. second in 1915 and
the present one In 1880.
Sacramento, Colusa, Riverside, Sycamore,
Inlare and many points will celebrate the
Goth of April.
Alameda County has joint committee
arranging for the coming anniversary.
Oakland Rebekah Lodge will have an
April Fool party on the 1st.
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Knights of Honor,

The proceedings of the session of the
grand lodge, held last week, will be found
IN IHE CALL of last Wednesday and
ihuisday. Representatives by obtaining
these issues can make full report to their
lodges. The resolution thanking this
journal lor its long and practical interest in
iratenities and constant publication of
fraternal matters was a graceful tribute
ana duly appreciated.
Grand Dictator Decker was seriously i'll
during the session, and is suffering at the
prese time. AT earliest practical moment.
committees and det uties will be appointed
ami circulars issued
The musical and literary entertainment
OF Fortuna Lodge on Wednesday evening
was well attended. c. A. Garthorne pre-
sided. Addresses by Dictator MeDermitt
and Grand Dictator Rourke. were followed
by dance and collation..
lie officers elected for the ensuing year
arc; Charles w. Decker, g. D.; A. H.
Noight, G. V. D.; d. i. Archibald, G. A.
D.; c; Fl; NJ. Curry, G.. s.; f. William Zsh-
iuss, G. T.; j. r. Mclean, G.. c.; c. II.
Holcomb, grand guide; J. G.. Smith, grand
guardian: w. W. Cowell, grand sentinel;
George w. Lemont, Duncan Mcpherson,
Fred RaabP, grand trustees: c. II. NJ.
curry, supreme representative, Duncan
McPherson, alternate; DR.. Lee o. Rodgers,
grand medical examiner.
Liberty Lodge will give grand reception
on April 9
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Chosen Friends.

America Council No. last Tuesday even
ing was visited by +. A. Street, D. D. g. c.,
J. Brownstone, P. G. and several members
of Eclectic Council. The advsabIity of
holding district meeting was discussed
and agreed upon.
Empire Council held its "at home" meet
ing last Monday night. NJ Boehm, G. V.
G., and members of Social, Concord and
Protection were present.
AcaZar Council No II was visited by the
G- '. c. last Friday night.
Fidelity Council at Redwood City is de-
Ing good work.
Woodland Council No. "a at Woodland is
one Of the best.
j. Enemark, D. D. G. c., held a district
meeting with Olive Branch Council No. 81,
Fairmount Council No. 1O3 San Francisco
Council No. 1S2 last Friday evening. An
excellent programme was followed by
banquet. u. W. Hinton, G. G. G.. M
Boehm, G. Y. c., and members Of Social,
Empire, California and Samaritan councils
were present.
Protection Council No. ~ will shortly es-
tablish n sick benefi; feature.
Unity Council of Oakland has initiated
the second largest number of candidates in
this Jurisdiction.
San francisco Council will hold a district
meeting on Tuesday, April %
On April 1 the councils of this city and
Alameda County will arrange for the fnuI-
teenth anniversary of the order, to be cele-
5rated on May 2S.
Last Wednesday night c. NJ. Arnold. s.
c. Y, DIR. Webster, S. T., and NJ. Boehm,
g. V. c., paid an official visit TO Marin
council No. 6, San Rafael. Thare were
addresses, songs. recitatous and a banquet.
The supreme yice-councilor presented Mrs.
Z. Schwiesan with n handsome o. CiF. pin,
on behalf of the council, for valuable ser
vice rendered. The council received four
applications.
There have been paid for death benefits
from May 2S. 1879. to February 28. 1898. So
S4l,n3 "a; disabilities. S40l. $50; total, 81
243 l33 "a. The order has taken care OF 3623
widows and orphans and 415 disabled mem-
beTs. 1t has S9SS9 Al in the extension fund.
The sick benefit league has elected r. r.
Baccus PRESIDENT T. W. True secretary.
and Mrs. }. J. Baccus treasurer. The
league now has 135 members.
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Ancient Order OF Foresters.


Court Kensington will give an entertain
ment and dance on April 8
Court Enterprise received several applt-
cations last meeting.
Court Occidental was crowded Thursday
evening TO listen to the debate on the an
nexation of The Hawaiian Islands by
Brothers Henderson and John Watt The
decision was in the negative.
Court Fremont was visited on Thursday
evening by delegation from Court SheT-
wood Forest.
Court Twin Peaks will give compIi-
mentary entertainment and dance April 10.
Court Setting sun NJ. 1927 was orga aniZed
Saturday evening in West Oakland. There
were large delegations from this city present.
Court Athens. East Oakland. was officially
visited Monday evening by ii. BeayeT, Ii.
c. r., and John Falconer, P. S.
Court Alcatraz gave very enjoyable en-
tertainment last week.
Court EstreIa. San Rafael, will give
prize masquerade on April 7.
Court Bohemia Initiated four candidates
last meeting. Several visiting brothers
were present.
The picnic association will hold a social
In a. o. +. building in the first week in
April.
Court Bohemia and Bohemia Circle will
give social and entertainment May Il
Star Of the West Juvenile Court will give
an entertainment and dance next month,
Court franklin and Franklin Circle will
give ball in Odd Fellows Hall April u.
The executive council has instituted eight
courts since the S. Ii. c. meeting in Novem-
Der, with several others in sight.
The picnic of the order will be held in San
Rafael on May 30.
Court Advocate. Oakland, is very pros
porous, having large membership and a
good bank account
Sam McMulIin. past high S. C. r. of the
Pacific Coast jurisdiction. who has been on
an extended trip in the Eastern States, has
just returned home.
Court Estrella. San Rafael, initiated four
candidates Tuesday evening and received
several applications.
Court Redwood, Ukiah, is in prosperous
condition. DR.. Case will shortly deliver a
lecture ON Forestry"
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Young Mems Institute

The recent meeting of the board of grand
directors was an important one. Many past
and present grand officers were present.
Reports were received from the various
departments. and a special meeting will be
held on Anril to confer with local council
officers. Next regular meeting will be held
April 90.
st. Mary's Council No. "a of Giroy will
occupy its new hail for the first time op
Easter Sunday. This council will give
ball at Masonic Hall on April Il.
Deputy James O'Donnell and a delegation
from Phil Sheridan Council will visit Loyola
Council No. y on ADrll Sd. The dramatic
CORDS will accompany them.
NinyeS Council No. 10 of BenicIa is doing
extra good work in receiving new members
Deputy A. S Lawler is much interested in
this council.
Grand Director Kierce and Grand Secrp-
tary Stanley recently made a pleasant call
upon Phil Sheridan Council. This subor-
dlnate has recently organized a dramatic
company. The evening was filed with ad-
dresses, recitation and song.
Grand Directors Giden and ORnurke
visited Bromingham Council on the 23d and
interested the members upon matters now
pending before the grand officers.
Sutsun Council is to be regTgauiZad
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Much activity prevails in this order.
Great Sachem LOWE and Great Chief o.
Records Maher have just returned from
their tour in the interior and report adop-
tions at every point visited, with one ex-
ception. The new work has made an un-
qualified success. At Sacramento, Dutch
Flat and Auburn the visitors met with a
number OF other great chiefs, making the
visits unusually interesting.
PGhOnachee'S party on the 25th was the
occasion Of a great gathering. Uniform
Rank No. led the grand march
Modoc, White Eagle and Gray Eagle have
all been busy adopting.
Next Thursday new tribe, composed en-
tirely of Native Sons, will be instituted at
1915 Clay street, Oakland. by the great
chiefs, to which all braves are invited,
The great sachem is now preparing his
proposed visitalions to the tribes of the res.
ervation which have not been called upon.
The new riSing-up ceremonies have ar
rived.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
ANrED-3 TO ACRES OF LAND IN SAN
Mat County. Address =. s.. 1908 Mission
aet lnr26 3tF


w ANrED-3 TO 8 ACRES OF LAND IN SAN
" MSt'o County. Address =. s., 1908 Mission
street lnr26 3tF
EoR SALE-7S9 ACRES OF THE BEST FARM
L Ing and grazing land In SGnoma County; fenced
and eross-ienced; with living springs the year
round; Groom dwelling, garden and orchard. 2
large barns. granary, stables. wagon-sneds. dairy
chicken-honses. ETC. aud all necessary farming i'm
PIGMENTS: situated within mics OF Petaluma and
miles Of LaKevilie Landing. FOR further particu-
lars address Ranch, box Al. this once. mr24 Inns
EHEAP LAND-RANCHO DE NOVATO, COM
\ prising 5O90 acres at Novato, Marin County,
Cal on line OF s. F. and y. F. ffy. (Donohue broad
gauge) % miles from san Francisco Average
price, $40 per acre. This property has been sub
divided Into villa sites, town lots. tracts and
small ranches OF from 20 to 200 any desired
size. The land varies from low hills TO rich bot
toms, and Is perfectly adapted to growing olives
prunes peaches. grapes and all kinds Of fruit grain
and vege tables. Unlimited market In city tor all
produce; both rail and watsr transportation from
the property to san Francisco Low frelghts and
fares. Town OF Novato, railroad station, hotel
stores hrst-eass graded school. posuofice and ex-
press Offices, meat market etc. all he property
Gail or address Syndicate Investment Company. 81
ana 90 Chronicle building mr1 Il
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Miscellaneous.

Golden Gate Castle. Knights of the Golden
Eagle, have their cards. cut for public
reception April 8.
L.-Organizations OF social character.
without provisions for visiting sick, relief,
benefits. etc, are not what are termed fra
ternal societies.
Nj. Lit is imperative, in view of space,
to eondense much of the matter received.
out the news Is never omitted. Descrip-
tions. argument and compliments mus. be
lett out. All legitimate fraternal societies
working under ritual and having practical
beneficiary features, without regard to their
numerical strength, are equally welcome.
The morning call., 1893-03-27

ary shows 307, 200 members In good stand
Ing. an increase for the month of 3147. Paid
to benefciaries during January. S459. 645 /;
total paid to heirs since organization of
order. S44, 9l3. $50 81
Golden Gate Lodge had a good time on
the 23i. After Initiation. remarks were
maize by Past Masters Mallev and Frer-
muth, and selections gwen by G. a. Traut-
ner. f. 0. Kraul and 5. J. Levy This
lo1ge will give a public social ana enter
tainment ON April Is.
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A Conservative.

80 you are opposed TO the State uni
versties eh?"
Yes" said Mr.. Wayback. 81 am. This
here thing Of payin' out good State money
to eddicate a lot O. dudes SOS they will be
smart enough some day to beat my boys
outen their farms after | am gone don't
agree with my notion OF things at all."-In-
dianapolis journal
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.

Minks-My wife no sooner reaches Flor
ida before the doctor there orders her
North, and as quick as she gets home our
doctor here orders her back to Florida.
Jnks-Hum! | see how It is. The rail-
road combine has consolidated with the
doctors trust.-New York Weekly
The morning call., 1893-03-27
PROPOSALS.

NJ Office TO CONTRACTORS AN ID BUILDERS
~ Sealed proposals for the construction OF the
German Old Peoples Home at Fruitvae. Caklahd
Township, Alameda County, State OF California,
viii be received by the Board OF Directors Of tue
German ola Peoples Home OF San Francisco, Cal.
up to April g. 1893, at the ONCE OF CHARLES
MAU, architect, No. 957, Broadway. Oakland.
said building Is TO be constructed IN all respects
according 10 the plans and specifications as ex-
hiDtted at the once OF said architect and at the
office of FIR. II. RoSENBAUM. President, No. 567
Market street. San Francisco. and unGer the super
vision of the said architect.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check OF ten per cent OF OF each respec-
tive bid The directors the right 20 reject
any all bids i. SCH UMACHER, Secretary.
mrZb "a Mo
The morning call., 1893-03-27
A Sure Sign.

"But when he was dressed as a woman
whatever made the officers suspect HIM of
being mau?"
"Oh. mercyl There was evidence enough.
He passed three special sale signs without
looking at them."-NeW York Recorder
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Woodmen of the World.

Golden Gate Camp No. 81 will hold its
quarterly meeting next Wednesday evening.
Eight candidates viii be initiated and the
new work will be exemplified.
new camp was instituted at Haywards
last Friday evening by Head Adviser NJ. T.
Moses, assisted by State Deputy l. !. Boak,
with charter list OF nearly fifty names, of
which thrty-fve were initiated. A large
delegation of neighbOrs from Oakland and
Alameda were present and assisted in the
ceremonies.
Steps will be taken to organize camp at
San Leandro al an early date.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Not a Good Name.

MARY Jane" said the Dakota farmer to
his spouse, sit seems like flying in the face
of Providence to name the boy Elijah. It
sounds too much like the old feller in the
Bible that was carried away by cyclone.
don't think it's proper name at all fer
this country. y."-Indianapolis journal
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Cause for Worry.

Mrs. Branch-Why, what's the matter,
James? You look troubled.
Mr.. Branch-Matter? Why, goodness me,
Olive, don't you know that If they annex
Hawaii It means new geography for every
single one OF our children Puck.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
IL Hnnns Como In

"Will you accept my seat" he said,
And he smiled 4 little bit
When the lady in the hoops replied,
''Oh. thsnksp' but dill not sit
Too well he un let stood the cause.
And his smile her fury famed
Unless two men should offer seats
7 he fair one har TO stand.
-phlladelph Worth Am eriean
The morning call., 1893-03-27
SAN JOSE REAL ESTATE.

CUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT SAN JOSE:
- fine large building; all modern improvements; (;
gas, .wBterworks. sewer; large grounds; stabing
and paddoeks; NV. corner of 2 prominent streets:
finely shaded; near electric cars; land worth ali
that IS asked for whole place. viii be sold traded
for San francisco property. JAMES A. CLAYTON
CO.. San jose, Cal mr25 cod lot
The morning call., 1893-03-27

FRATERNAL INDEX.
Prosperity Reported Along
the Entire Line.
NEW LODGES AND MEMBERS
Coming Celebrations Great Increase
of the A. o. u. W.-Good Status
of Various Orders-Etc.
Official
Official Assessmeut Table.

IUhiclal assessment notices Of any legiti-
mate fraIernal society Will be published free
Of cost in above table. Send them, with any
other matters Of imports tauce. by FRIDAY, ad-
dressed, Fraernal Society Editor MORNING
CALL, san Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Nor One of the Doc Davs

Taddels las he takes his seat at restau-
rant table)-Pm hungry enough to eat fried
bark.
Waiter-Pm sorry. sir. but we have no
sausage to-day.-Detroit Free Press,
The morning call., 1893-03-27

: OR SALE-BoARDING An p LIVERY STABLE;
j best In Oakland; centrally located; viii b. soid
al a bargain. boarders more than pay rum .n- ex-
penses this IS an opportunity to engage in pay ing
business a fun investigation solicited: best OF
reasons for selling; none but principals eed ap-
Iy. For further Information apply to MARTEN-
Na4- go
The morning call., 1893-03-27
BFRKELEY HOUSES TO LET.

l. OR sALE-GOoD NEW MODERN s-RooM
house; lot 47xll9; fine view: good neighbor-
hood: . minutes walk from Bergman station.
Berkeiey, Cal; price 81 500 half cash; terms on
balance MORRISON. Berryman station. .mr1a lOt
The morning call., 1893-03-27

COMPETENT BICYCLE AND CARRIAGE MAN.
y i wears experience. direct from the East. can
De secured as manager for outside town store AT
reasonable salary. or Will Invest certain amouat OF
money or both; best OF references: no objection 20
other line OF business. Address /. o. GLOVER
box S5. Cau Branch once. mrgS gts
The morning call., 1893-03-27
The nnctnr,s nntv

Patient-What do you think of warmer
climate for me, doctor?
DOctor-My dear man. that's just what
I'm trying to save you from.-Truth.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
CoNTRAcToRs AND BUmDERs

MAIL POSTAL TO RoEDIGER. 22b GOLDEN
w cate ave. for carpenter work. mrl7 3m
DOR REPAIRS ADDITIONS AND ALTERA-
tons TO property reasonable rates. store and Of
fee fittings. ED ROWLAND, 1922 Powell. .inr / 3m
I V. LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILD
- er,6l9 Sacramento ST. cabinet won and fitting
up ashees promptly attended; telephone 90U.mi6 tf
The morning call., 1893-03-27

DOR sALE-SAN JOSE: COFFEE AND CHOP
L house; cheap: doing good business: small ex-
penses; 4 rooms aud cottage attached. Sl25:
owner going East; must sell By the lst Ap oily 81
South trst ST. San Jose, near Fostofce. mr26 5t%
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Down to Business.

Now doth the onice-seeker work,
Improving every minute.
In picking out an Office and
Attempting to get Ia II.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
A Man for Whom the World Has Been
Waiting

City Editor Ito new reporter)-Tve got to
send man to write up a shp-aunchng.
Have yon had any experience in that line
New Reporter-No, sir; but l think
could write ii up without saying that 'Iike
a thing Of life the noble vessel glided swiftly
into its native element"
City Editor-You'lld do.-Chicago Tribune.
The morning call., 1893-03-27

~ ANIED-A RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS MAN
~ with capital OF $1,000 f0r the prosecution OF
p business thar Will realize = profit OF $4,000 to
the Investor IN so or 30 days; VIII require he best
OF references, as capital aud proAt viii be under
entire control or Investor. Aluress. for personal
iutergi Few, 2. A, box ll5. Call Branch mra6 3ts
The morning call., 1893-03-27
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Ok PER CENT REDUCTION: HOUSE AND
- lot; II rooms and bath; near new City Hail;
must be sold 10 close estate Address Attorney,
DoA 1zS, CalI Braneh once. mr26 3t&
CASTRO AND TwENTY-FIRST-NEw BLOCK
~ OF modern houses. containing rooms, 3 tile
marteis heaters, stone wash trays porcelain bath;
marine view also city; terms 20 suit. mr26 tt
. FLATS, AND 8 ROOMS: 251sO BRICK
- foundation; modern improvements. 1905
Stevenson, bet. Willow ave. and 18th. mr25 TIA
COG 00O AN IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
S)-O'OOO. center OF city; every I'm provement
For particulars address Antona. p. U. box 1850
5. + mro5 2tS
S-RooM COTTAGE ON TWENTY FIFTH ST
- half block w. or Castro $500. $4,000 each:
al modern conVeniences and street work done;
near Castro. mrI7 ~
HOUSE AND LOT; LOT 25xIl7; HOUSE OF IL
II rooms: Mission ST. bet. 2gd. and 23d. Apply
from 2 to .. mTS6 az
The morning call., 1893-03-27

DRICE S4OO-WOOD. COAL. HAY AND GRAIN
j var ], with horses and wagon. Tor sale: cheap:
with lease. satisfactory reasons for selling: must
be sold 10y Aprii !. zoos HYDE 81. mrk4 7t-
The morning call., 1893-03-27

CALoON FOR sALE-FINE FIXTURES AND
l. lease, See Mk. ARMUR, Triumph DIstiilery
e.. Gus Sacram enTo mrg7 %
The morning call., 1893-03-27

GDIO PARTNER WANTED IN AN TESTAB-
- -OO. lished cash business. sure prOat OF $50 a
month 10 each. Introduction throuIh DOSSELLY
a CO.. s65 Market 81. ma26 Sts
The morning call., 1893-03-27

C.fGl MILK ROoTE IN COUNTRY IoWN;
- lNN. large trade. horses wagons: every
thing complete. Gus STRAND, 1885 Market ST !
The morning call., 1893-03-27

GCS0 PARTNER WANTED IN CARPET
Z ~ cieaningibusiness now process; clears to
SA,L ABOUT 800 per month; IRE chance bor sober.
industrious man. BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 1927
The morning call., 1893-03-27

4 ITEN1lON, SALOONMEN 80 CORNER SA-
- loon 50 good location at your price 4 sold
lo-CaN aud many other saloons; prices from 500
10 Stono Tor largaius in saloons call GUS
STRAND, lOS5 Gavhstst
The morning call., 1893-03-27

PRANCH BAKERY. VARIETY AND NOTION
- business; uviuR-ToOms; splendidy located for
business 42S Fourth St nrJ- as
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Whv sd. Patrick Is Reyered.

The snakes he drove from Erlu's shore,
And banisned them remote;
But-bless his name forevermorol
He left the antldote.
The morning call., 1893-03-27

GSS0O LOVELY HOME N THE MISsIoNl
.NCCOO. fine bay-window house OF large
rooms ana oath; spacious dinng-room: lately
papered and painted; brick foundation: stone side
walk and bitumen ST eet; Stevenson ST. nesr
Iwentl IN; the properly Is worth $1,000: see It.
Troy u AcNALLY, 63O Market St mr23 II
The morning call., 1893-03-27

DAklNER WAN TED N FIRSr-CLAS COFFEE
a S1lo2u 10 take charge OF clSh-cOunler ana din
iHrr"om receipts $50 To $50 per day: price 5000;
don't fail 10 see this. GUS STRAND Iu35 Market /