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A ROUTED HAWK.
How Eight Crows Forced the Bird of
Prey to Release a Chicken.

Springfield (Mass) Republican
A white feathered chicken in search of
worms strayed from the yard of a Feeding
Hills farmer on recent afternoon and was
seen scratching merrily In the black loan
of swamp near by, says the Springfield
(Mass.) Republican. A big hen hawk that
was sailing lazily along far up in the sky
tipped an eye downward and saw the little
white chick. The hawk had had no dinner
and was very hungry. The big, hungry
hawk suddenly shot down like stone, and
before the chick could run or cuck or even
flap her funny little wings she was In the
hawks cruel claws. The farmer was cut
ting cOrnstaiks in wagon near the barn
and did not see the hawk with Tapping
wings rise into the air, clutchng tight the
little white chick frightened and still. But
perched upon some trees the other side Of
the swamp were eight black crows. They
had seen it all.
Putting their heads together. these crows
consulted hurriedly and then with loud,
defiant chorus of cav, cav. cav" they
took wing The bird of prey had not risen
fifty feet in the air when the crows had
completely surrounded him. They pecked
at him above, below, in front and behind.
They would rise MANY feet above and shoot
downward one after the other at the hawk
with the swiftness and celebrity Of swallows.
The hawk, burdened with the GREATNESS
chick, could not endure the savage onset,
and soon sank among the trees. But the
crows, crying "caw, cav" more defisntly
than before, beat upon him still, and at last
the hawk dropped the chick and angrily
dashed upward again.
For minutes the battle ragged over the tree
tops. The hawk was fierce in his defense,
but the crows, urging the same tactics as
before, gradually drove him higher and
higher still. until finally discounted and
thoroughly beaten the bird of prey sailed
Off to the south. whittier he was followed
miles and miles by two of the more pugna-
cious crows. The others now flew in the
opposite direction and disappeared Mean
while what had become of the little white
chick to whose rescue these eight crows bad
so chivarously gone? With feathers sadly
ruff d, and her breast black with the slime
OF the bog in which she had dropped from
the claws of the hawk, the dazed chick was
slowly and painfully hopping back through
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in the garden pruning the rose tree, but did
not particularly notice the boy. And the
boy passed without turning his head.
The tide on the beach was far out and just
beginning to flow There was the same
dull splash on the pebbles, and the same
twinkle as the sun struck across the rip
piles. The sun was sinking; i'll ten minutes
1t would be behind the hill.
No one knows what the waves said to
Kit. But he flung himself among them
with choking cry. and drank the brine
and tossed it over his head and shoulders
and chest, and lay down and let the small
waves play over him, and cried and laughed
aloud till the sun went down.
Then he clambered on TO a rock. some way
above them, and lay down to watch the
water rise; and watching it, fell asleep;
and sleeping had his wish, aud went Out 10
the wide seas.-ArthuF CUTLER Crouch.
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by the British Government. The likeness is
said to be admirable and the attitude most
characteristic and lifelike, representing the
customary pose Of the statesman when adj
dressing the House.
Many will be struck with the resemblance
in the features to that of Washington, a re-
semblanee that IS heightened by the style
in which the hair is worn. The Canadians
think the similarity did not stop at the
features, and they revere the late Premier
as the father of their country, though
his triumphs were of peace rather than OF
war.
Shortly after the death of Sir John Mac
donald, in June, 1891, the citizens of Hamil-
ton decided to erect statue of him. A sub
scripti0n list was opened and in Il very
short time the requisite amount was raised,
all classes contributing readily. The statue
is now completed and will be unveiled BY
the Governor-General. 1t will stand Oh a
granite pedestal about II feet high east of
the Gore Park, OF the principal street OF.
the city. The statue is feet inches high
and cost about $4,000.
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To Boom the South.

Governor FishDack of Arkansas has is
sued a call for a convention of all the Gov
ernors of Southern States, 10 be held in
Richmond, Va, two months hence. The
call has been addressed TO every Governor
in the South. and Its object is stated as
being TO attract home seekers and capital TO
that section of the country. His ExceIlency
of Arkansas suggests there Should be
adopted some short, simple. but emphatic
method of calling the attention of the
world to the magnificent inducements of
the South" And his Excelency very prop
erly argues that, ii these inducements IS
were known, there ought To be no diff
Guilty in turning toward our favored region
the vast tide of investments and of immi-
grants which will folow the wake of the
Columbian Exposition"
Charles. Duke Of Orleans, was one Of the
earliest known writers Of valentines, or
poetical amorous addresses for this day.
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Builders Contracts.

Roger Carroll with Currie & Loomer. alterations
+ line OF Fair Oaks street. 1873 s of Twenty
third, so 100, 3l:9 3-l2. w 1875 70. HA 81 !;
SIPS.
John and Bridget MaIoney with John L. McLaugh-
lin. 10 build on M corner OF Sckles street and
Huron avenue. 26xlO5; 5000.
Robert n. Silver with Home Building Company.
to build on line or Lyon street. 1906 Of
Haight, 24:6 by 100. Western Addition block
59S; $236S.
Charles Duffy with same. to build on line of
Sullivan street, 1925 w of Stanyan. % by
1877 IS: 1880
Ellen Heubach with James w. Connell. altera-
tions Sw Hue of Eleventh street, 10 NV OF
Folsom, NV ~. Sw $3.50. Sc ~, Il % 70:
1880.
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TWO LOST HEROES.

IWO LUOI ItEKUES.
Aud so death took your hero,
How kind to You was fate!
For death but cfystalliZes lifP.
And you need only wait
Death keeps him. DEAR safe from all tanting touch.
j, In your place. could scarcely weep so much.
For !, too lost nv hero.
Would God it were by deathl
Would God that be were sainted
That might spend my breath
in praying to heaven to make my deeds so sweet,
That he might welcome me when should meet
Alas. alas, my hero
How often we bow down
Deceived, to crown coward king
And deiiy cloWni
Pass compared to me You know not grief.
You have lost him. but hay lost belief.
ANNE REEVE ALDRICH.
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SIR JOHN MACDONALD.
A Statue Soon to Be Unveiled in the
City of Hamilton.
Buffalo Express.

The accompanying sketch gives a good
idea of the statue of the late Sir John Mac
donald. Premier OF the Dominion of Can
ada. which is soon to be unveiled in Hamil-
ton. The statue. which is from the studio
OF W. II. Wade, a well-known English
sculptor, has just arrived from London. 1t
is cast in bronze. from guu-metal furnished
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-ESTATE OF JEAN
~ F. BERGER. deceased Notice is hereby given
by the undersigned, executrx OF the last will and
testament OF JEAN +. BER6ER. deceased. TO the
creditors OF and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the neces
sary vouchers within four months after the first
publication OF this notice. 10 the said executrix,
at the Office OF A. Ruef Esq, room l. No. 400 Mont
gomery ST.. San Francisco, Cat. the same being her
place for the transaction OF tho business the said
estate In the city and county OF San Francisco.
state or California ROSINE BERGER. executrix
OF the last Will aud testament of Jean L. Berger,
deceaSd.
Dated at San Francisco February Is. 1898.
A. RUFF, attorney for exeeutrix, No. 400 Mont
gomery ST. feIS Sa st
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN-I WILL NOT
i be responsible for any debts. any proportion
thereof hereafter created by any parties on nc
Butte County, State OF CalIIornia.
Dated at San Francisco, Cal, February TO- 1898
fell Sa 4te ID. ALBERT KILLER. NJ ID.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF MARIE
IN LOUISE RONCOVIERI deceased. No@ee Is
hereby given by the undersigned, D. H. ALFRED
RUNCOVIERI executor of the last will aud tesla
ment OF Marie Louise Roncovieri deceased, to the
creditors OF. and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. TO exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers within ten (l0) months after the
first publication OF this notice Co the said executor
at the law Office OF A. RUFF, 4O2 Montgomery
the transaction of the business OF the said estate in
the city and county OF San Francisco. State OF Call
j. l.. ALFRED RoNCovrERI executor OF the
last VIII and tesla ment OF MARIE LOUISE RON
CONiEhl. deceased
Dated at San Francisco February 4. 1897.
A. RUFF. attorney for estate. 4O2 montgomery
street. fef Sa st
"a Office TO CREDITORS-EST OF MIG Ell
~ GOLDARACENA, deceased. Notice Is hereby
given by the undersigned, PoLONIA GoLDARA-
CENA, exeentrx of the last Will and testament or
MIGUEL GOLD sRACENA, deceased. To the
creditors Of and all persons having Chains against
the said deceased. to exhibit them Win the neces-
sary vouchers within ten (l0) months after the
first publication of this notice, to the said exeeu
trix. at the law Offices OF A. Ruef. 4O2 Montgomery
ST., In the city and county OF san Francisco, the
being her place for the transaction OF business
OF the said estate In the city and county or San
Francisco. State of California.
POLUNIA GOLDARA CENA,
Exec utrlx or the last will and testament OF MIG UEL
GULDARACESA. deceased.
Dated at San Francisco. January a. 1893.
A RI KF. Attorney for Estate. 4o2 MONTGOMERY
&C.. San Francisco, Cal ta2S OF ga
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

FAEACE hOI Ell.
J q de Vine, ST LOUIS Ell Rather
Henshaw, Santa Clara A g Perkins
A Wakeman & V ,ChieagO Wilson. Ida
Il 6ilIis. Yreka & NJ JOgs, Pm
II Nheatiey. Napa n DetOe. Cal
Gen Cotton Il ", sac NJ Purcell.
A SpranZ, st Paul u Christie. Il
j HenSbury, Chicago NJ Barzelottl,
III Schultz Il W, y Y ; Churchill &
Miss Churchill, Napa Mrs BurHhan
A Theil & ". Redwood W Baker IL "
Miss Baker. y Y G Cbarpent
j b Agen q W, Seattle . Child. Dc
L Wolf, Phila w Marquard
Fl ker.in, y Y w Templeu
L Mix Il W, y Graves, lie.
A GOldstein, y Z ESeh 4 W
Mrs Wright, Ohio 7 Dickinson,
w FOTaR Il W, y Oak w " hitwel
HI Jerome & W. y Crawford
Mrs Rice. y Mrs Smith
Mrs Octell. Chicago Williams
c Ware. Chicago L w Hlncklt
ii n Knowles, y j Inez a W. \
Macwelth, Buffalo w Deal, NJ
Miss Deal, New A kirke, b
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
j A Hart. y Y Robt KiIloug
VIM S0mers. y Y K Anderson
ThOs Walsh. y Y j Wilson.
Mrs Walsh, Y { d Barnett,
4 McLaIen, Panama w Haley, VIZ
Mrs McLaren. Panama c ROweii, San
Miss McLar en-. Panama G q baldwin.
Ed BehT. y Hummer
u Randall. WIN & 2 C, NY w Wallace
Eugene squier, Chicago a / Scnaufii7
q c Good, Chicago Z Jacobs Vas
Mrs w Lichtenterb. Cal ) II Bronze,
Simpson, Wa c. Stoktn Capt BuhR
J I Castro. Cal Miss Buhn'
Miss Nj simpson. stockton q Faw Go
+ I Parsons. Chicago DR. j w Whit
Capt Sennett. san Clara Vim Ward, G
q NJ Francis Napa l. Garrett. q
| Chas l. Barrett, Cal Mrs l. Carmel
F Finrell Richfield j y Teal, Ore
| Mrs Finueii. Richfeld MrsA JonesA
| j NJ Brown, ST Louis II Joseph, st
NJ Campbell, st Louis k Miner.
II STROLLER, q A J Cartwright
| ID I Harris. Chicago @ Pangie +,
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
w McCarty. WyO Cam. Lead
W q keade. Lower Lake w O'Brieu. +
ID Allen, SOnoIDa e Goblet. Ga
q Danu. San Rafael f Nasty. Lax
w Baehel & W. Watsonv F McShane,
G Nanind, Reno n Kelley. An
L MeMuilen, selma r b COllishaI
w Robbins, Colo Springs + Lund Il W,
g Reynolds. st Helena ID + Vincent.
X Is CoIlesham, Cal j Gould RI
EggSbercb. Soledad BarSOn. 30.
+ FernaId, Petaluma II Hanson. Sa
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
w A Mann. Alameda j Phelan, Val
X Phelan, RodeO J Carpe. Son(
L G Bennett. Sac j Fritz, Sonoi
q W Elliott, sac Joe MurphF,
w Smith, Minnesota J r Seaman.
j Cahill. Ohi) I Leeke x W,
w A Mackie. Alameda g g Conger,
ID w Richard. y Y ID I Anes, Id
Fl Hart, San Diego 5 S Brown, A
q Goreio, san Rafael g Chodrick, W
A Hogg. Alameda
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Q. tOO HALF INTEREST N ESTABLISHED
- 1OO paying upholstery business; partner re-
tiri = account III health. SWEETSER. NO Nrket@
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GI-In EOIEL AND SALOON SITUATED
- ~. on prominent street: rooms always
ful: bar well 81 'Cked, including pool TAB e. IOag
lease; invest. alton solicited BENAN q Co, SIs
Eearuy s.. ell St.
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C.O0Q PARTNER WANTED IN MANU-
= -OO. featuring business; composition:
BIS money; large profits; cannot manage alone.
SI2 EnurIh 81 room faoh B.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

NICALkSrER & McMAHAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
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C110O FOURTH AND MARKET: SALOON;
- 1OO. running day and night: will clear 70
proper parties $500 per month; see and app eciate
CULVER q CO. q6l Market 81. fe24 IT,
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DARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST CLASS
/ produce business IN the leading market 81 san
FranCiscO doing business with the drst-cass hotels
and Commanding al extensive select family trade;
box = this Office fe23 u
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
" complete with furniture. carpets. stoves, cur
tsius blankets. pictures and mirrors az cash priceS
easy inEtaments: small deposit NJ. FRIED
Man & CO. largest instsiiment house on the coast.
2 ;. 22S 23U aud 3O5 Stockton 81, 237 Post: open
evenings prompt attention paid 10 country orders.
I OF or PINE SOLID OAK BEDROOM SETS
i pieces, S25; Smiths brussels carpet, soc
laid. ;. ". SHREK, 13lO-l3l2 Stockton st. % q
IA LEY BROS. e3I MIssION-FURNITURE
a OTICE-I An NOW AT l25 FOURTH (NEW
~ bgiioing) and offer large stock OF general
household furniture al reduced prices: 500 carpets
good new; stoves, 50; antique chamber suits,
SIb psrlor suits s25: cash or BStallments: all NJ
bearock prices Z. h. y ELsON. l26 Fourth st Al q
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WEEKS NEWS FOR 5CESTs-THB WEEKLY
4 CALI in wrapper, ready for mailing.
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@ a PARTN ER WANTED IN FISH STALLS
\ e. ". IN principal maTset; hose icehOuse. mar
Ee-top counters, etc; large stock and doing big
business; partner preferred % hired hem; expe-
1927 Market 81. fe2l 81
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WINTER RESORTS.

ID ESCORTS, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
IL Pacific Coast, with rates location. etc. publish
ed In the Hotel Guide. 100 pages. For sale by
dealers. send zoe In stamps 10 w NJ PATfEf-
son. publisher. 20 Ellis at. Rms. 20. so 81. mrl u
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7
u ing for N opportunity TO engage in commercial
pursuits VI ind L greatly 10 their ADVANTAGE 70
commun cate with me The town OF RodeO Con-
ira Costa County. only % miles from Francisco.
where the Onion Steckyard Company have eI-
pended over s. O00. UU9 and are about 10 commence
their extensive sJockyard and packing house opera
tiOns offers advantages which cauuCt be duplicated
IN any part ~ this coast For further Information
addr IS ERNEST HE1MANS. 434 California 81,
san Francisco. feZ0 =
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H. D. WALKER. Secretary.
Oficc-Room g. Nevada block BOG Montgomery
St. san Francisco, Cal fel4 I'd
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

K HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS; CEN
" trally located; every room occupied nets $50
per month; beautiful sunny home and paying
business. :. F. Land Company, 1888 Market 81
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PfiNIPpN FMENI.
The delinquent day OF above assessment Is hereby
postponed to March 2 1893. and the day OF sale to
FRIDAY, the Gath day OF March. 1898. BY order
OF The Board OF Directors.
Eel I'd j. w. PEW, Secretary.
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u GOD AND COAL YARD CHEAP: FULL
" value IN stock: good location; doing a good
business; no agents. Apply 10 proprietor 45 nird
street room 3 fe24 So
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AIA CRIFICE-sTATIONERY, NEWS AND
~ fancy goods store: established Is years: salts
factory for selling. 657 Mission st rs TO-
CALHOUN AND LUNCH HOUSE FOR SALE
3 with rooms; bargain. $50 spear st. fe2l ia
Tor sALE-A DESIRABLE FRENCH LIQUOR
4 store including Wiue-cellar horse ana wagon:
profitable business Investment: owner leaving city.
Apply Sc. cor SansOme and Pacific sts. fen IT.
CsI-OO PARTNER WANTED IN UPHOL-
- OUO. steering aud furniture business only
responsible man need apply; no agents. Address
NJ g., box 81. this ONCE. fell II
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9. T. MCLUl, htcTeLarT-
Onee-ROom IS. third floor. Mills building. cor
ner Bush and Montgomery streets, San Fran cisco,
California fel2 I'd
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Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the 2Oth day OF March. 1898, will
he delinquent ana advert ised for sale 81 public
ton. aud unless paymenf Is made before will be
sOd on MONDAY the nth day OF April. 1913. 10
pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale By order Of
h no. II n a Tor
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


4 SSESSMENT NOTICE-CROWN POINT GOLD
- and silver Mining Company. Location of pIin-
cpsl place OF business san Francisco cal location
Of works, Gold Hin. storey County, New.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
board OF directors. held the 23d day OF Febru-
airy. 1893, assessment mo go OF 20 cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of the
poTatOn, payable Immediately ia United States
gold coin to the secretary the Office OF the com
pany room 30, third hoor Mills building cor. Bush
aud Montgomery SITS, san Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 3Oth day of March, 1898. will
be delinquent and advert ised for sale al public auc
ton. amt unless payment is made before will be
sold on THURSDAY. the 10th day OF April. 1898. 10
pay the delinquent assessment together With costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale, BY order 4
the board OF directors.
JAS. NEWLANDS Secretary.
Ofice-ROOm 80. third floor. Mills building. cor
Bush and Montgomery SITS, san Francisco Cal. - I'd
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A SSEssMENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOLD
n Mining Compsny-Location OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco. California: location OF
works Los BurrOs district. Monterey County. Cal:
HOlice IS hereby given that AZ meeting OF tue
board of directors, held the 9Th day OF January,
1928 an assessment No. 3. OF ten cents tlO centsl
per share was levied upon the capital STOCK OF
the corporation, payable Immediately. In United
States gold TO the secretary nj the onice OF
the company, room o. No al ssDsome street. San
francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10th day OF February, 1893,
Will be delinquent and advertised Tor sale NJ public
auction, and unless payment Is made before VIII DO
soid on FRIDAY. the Sd day OF March. 1893. TO
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
Of advertising and expenses of sale. BY order OF
the board OF directors J. W. PEW. Secretary.
oflce-Room d, No. I'll SanSone street. san
francisco, Cal
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I RANCH BAKERY, VARIETY AND NOTION
! store. furniture with rooms. for sale at 1912
Hor ard St fe23 IT,
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DELCHER SILVER MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
ID tion OF principal place Of business. San Fran
cisco, Ca; location OF works, Gold Hill, Storey
County. New.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF ;he
board OF directors held the eighth (Sth) day OF
February 1893 a assessment 90. 45), OF fifty
(5O) cents Der share levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately
United States gold coin 10 the secretary the ofce
OF the company. 81 and 80. taird floor, Mills
building, corner Bush and Montgomery streets san
~
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C-ttEn WANTED A STEADY MAN FOR 4
= -OO. ha.f-nterest IN q business that has been
established Tor tue past years; the retiring part
Ler having made small fortune ont OF The bus-
ness ihls opportunity seldom offered for a small
an I'M Of money. Particulars al 5lS K earny st,
room : fe23 as
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


CeTE COFFEE SALOON AND RESTAURANT:
QUO. partner wanted; grand place; immense
trade; $40 TO $40 per day or no sale: must act as
cashier; look after help In dining-room etc; eIe
CANT bar: cash register; large stock; handsome
dining-roOm and kitchen; absolutely perfect in all
IT, appointments: reason Of taking partner is too
mich work for proprietor Que OF the most
popular and successful restaurant in this city:
bes OF references: this is DIT ce for this place Is
p fortune for some good man. Particulars GEo.
STEWART & son, Is5 KeSrny st.
G. 5EO MECHANICS HOTEL: % ROOMS;
y OOO. elegant BAR cash register; safe hand
some dining-ToOm ana kitchen: house crowded:
clears 500 per month; must SELL cheap at $1,000;
fouudres and lumber yards: great bargain: don't
mss il GEO. STEM ART q son, lS5 Kearny ST. 1
NOTICE-BEFORE PURCHASING or SELLING
- business call on GUS STRAND. 1923 Markell
cox EXfRESS. Oh HORSE ANO
- ~ wagon; old stand GUS STRAND, 1918
y ESTAURANT AND oYsTER-HoUsE-, IN
Il good location; clears from $3.50 TO $500 per
month; cheap rent; long lease: full trial. sale
f. not rs represented; price $500: cheap al $1,000
Gus STRAND, 1888 Marketst
C2o5 GOOD PAYING SALOON; CENTRAL
SpC[O' location: bargain, GUS STRAND, 1895
Market St
CTATIONERY. NuTIoNS. CANDY AND SODA
- fountain; fae- paying place In good location
ness; price 500; reasonable offer refused. GUS
STRAND. 1035 Market st
ca BRANCH BAKERY AND CANDY
- OtO . SLuTes pia-eSIdDil>0tN pace Win
rooms: rent S25: averages from $40 10 Sl2 per
day: business speaks tor Itself; investigate tails
bargain. Gus STRAND. 1888 Market 81.
CO., LADY WANTS PARTNER IN SALOON.
d. y. GUS STRAND 1885 Market 81. 1t
C.SgO COFECTIONERY. BRANCH BAKERY
= OtO. and icecream parlor; rooms; rent $50:
No. location. GUS STRAND. 1888 Maraet 81.
G-00 FINE PAVING CORNER SALOON; 4
4 wv. private rooms; No. / location; must be
sold this month. GUS RAND, 1885 Marset 81.
u ARBER-SHOP: CHAIRS AND LAUNDRY
ID office: IN good location; cheap rent: everything
SJOUU. WITH hay grain and coal business;
cheap rent long lease fun nYestg alton aud trial
allowed. See Gus STRAND, 1885 Market st. l
ITO Buy. SELL OR EXCHANGE BUSINESS OR
/ property az any kind Call aud G. go. w
STEELE, 544 hearny ST. room fe25 St~
non sALE-oYs TER-HousE an a sACRIFIcE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-25

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