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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

~ .,or, article published Nov 70
,aaa ana sisrci \ Ivsrhri, " q""
,,ou j. csi-r,i - W a." i"fnnri "' -''S
Il, IN. S%uhiunc,ivs M"dr irr "'Nr
n corrcct H. thc as-sr ION nay 'hrfr
v,oa, ~ind,fnitrns-- Ia ,rgrtd - 'h' -"'-
i.ci III Mode. "a the Nsti'n- gfsf'"-'~
~. reason 10, iii- l. ~. i~ci ihA' 2"
: sul.. pr.mmari,n- 10 not i-h 2"t-h
h.,reau Mode - mere lorm +" 'hf
verb AMI Mode ''n- ~ Thought
I,,he Suhjnnciise Mod J. rtla'd'o
- ,eferting 10 the ipuhtin Lac %
nina. ,arn this Mode may ht u-'u !"
.verx tense. for one o,aS re douht"l -
4, he relation of the SUBJECT. sna 'hr ~
aeibu,e in either present. pt--', o. 'u'"'',
m n -fr. a ui tie vsrb' l. fe'ritrn
"a. however. thu question: ut'""'s ;"
hnw many lenses does the E',slsn IN
rusQe provide a spec'ai 'o'"' '' NC
Subjunctive! . 4.
Tia Is no, answerei by showing ~
hos many lenses the wore ~ nay ",
u..i becan-o If is not ai"ry> a s'sh ~
the Suhjunclsr Mole. -
n-n speaking oi Mode a. = '"'"'
aud This j. the usual procrhnf" o' g'h"
msri.,s. the driitition Yivfh oN "
vr..,mar q, the iniisnt >t.if >-'If-' y
me proper ope-"Nudr l. MAJ Ter" I"
,ha verb which indicates tue manner .
the assertion"
The Suhjnnctive Mode V ~acro"'PN"'t
by me use 81 the worh ". ou' n.y.
f. not always in the >u'Jnhr'i'" 49,
~heu IS IL used. Take tor example ~
two sentences used by "A ltachet =
h,s communication. 10 sue" 'h' ~
~. mare than two srn--- ~ Tue ~
iuucnye Mpar: ~ Jonn hs- -f''s'"
,h.l, see him." rni- may mrin. y
Inhn mas arrived (ani am ~ h"""i =
a. whrther hr mas or noD l -h" ~
him Ia his case The expression """'
H.. considered 90 he ~ 'he cu"Jn"''''
Mode, although the torn l. "'' "-""'
live The sentence may. h""''
mean III John has arrives tHna s"'
INA, ne hss sr,fved since ,ou -a' hri'
.hsl ace him" IL ms cr.' lhf sprA'
Of Is not 10 doubt. snd me rNP''--'""
not sutjunc'is.. not~ outstanding y
use OF tn~ word ~ j.
The srcond sentence give" "
Teacher" il: at ] hrd seen h'"
wou,d have spoken 80 h'm. y e'
hsot here that "hSi seen u n"' !" =
Supiunctss- Mode. sincr me User
~sr,aiu that he has not seen 'hr Y
NJ ..e ever SAYS " nrd -cen ~
~hen he il ia doubt upon 'nt lV'-''
The meaning j.. ~ naa s"e" nm
did NOT. bowrver.) | would nasr -pvN
10 him. There Is nothing ~ we ~
~ tbs VERT H. fhi- case. Z" inhics'r
Subiunc'ivc MOTE; iei'n'f : 'h",
the sentences given ia'r'. \ ! -
have arrived aud 1t ! shNil be "'r'
In each 81 ihes. cases nnr WOMB "
10 know the speakers state 81 h'"H'
order 10 determine whei'fr we v
should ne spoken OF a SuiJnnr'''r,
,he vonu OF The verb does not show y
TIE grammar OF thr ilulans =
Series, when speaking OF h"ne =
.torm Of the verb ~ y he r"le v
mos, grsmmar-. i evident. ~cni'e''
limiting the Su'junctive Mode :"
rresent and past lenses. \" 'Ar''
English language show vrr, n''le
me unjunciive Mode ~ 20 FORM
ihis is mainly ia tho verb 10 NJ
ANOTHER iEAcilE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

Questions for The next hi monthly tx
an,,usticn of pupils have been sent ~
tcxch.rs NJ follows:
Columbia Tp. in hands 81 ". " '"'.
lctf. -.
usrhison TIP /; il hands o'Mi-- iia,e-
Boone Tp IN hands OF Miss cbfu
Ter .
Madison TIP. delivered At Jsnu'r'
1ns,itute. 80
cambridge TIP mailed = 80 1893
Marion Tp m.iler Jan % 1873.
Hall To mailed Jan % 1898
J.aerson Up 10 hands OF Al. VIVA
ley. 80,
Patoks Tp mated Jm 10 1913 \,
C,ss 10 part ia hsn L. vi " ~
Ke,u. aud part mailed
Ferdinand ~ ; il hands y ~
Kempf
Jss.er; msilcd Jan. 10. 1898
Bird.eye; In hsnas % a "n..VN
Hun,ingburg IN hands o. Proi Mo-
g%em,haier. 4,
should anv teacher IA" 70 gr' "
ours,inps hv the time he reans 'hl- y
should notify this Office It once.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

what children learn u mot more i'm
portant than how they learn uh'
healthy development produces m
tssllhy results.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

Teachers that have hcen sppoi"tn' ~
their trustees 10 conhmc' we R'f'""
organizations are rrq"e-trh ~ ~
ha,is. a, the exstninau"" su''a"'f W.
~uscripts Tor the use OF me "ppnc'''s
Regular examination manuscript -
.co,u position books Will do n"' oN ~
means should applicants use loose pApe'
Or copy books.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27
Castoria.

"Castoria Is IN excellent medicine TOT ~"
dren. Mothers have repeatedly too me o. ~
s,.,d eject upon their children
DE-. @. c. OeocoD,
Lowell, Mass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27
Castoria.

.c.~toria e SO well adapted to children tnas
omm 1t as superior TO any prescnpo~
KNOWN II. A. ARcRsH, n. D.,
III So. oxford St, Brooklyn, n. 7.
Our physicians in the children's depa1e
r,-nt tsy. spoken highly OF their sxper'-
sncs IN their outside practice with Castor'a-
and although We only have among our
medical supplies Is known . resuis1
products, yet we arc free to confess unA' Us
merits OF CessoriA has won us 70 LOOK ""n
favor upon IT,"
UNITED HosPrrAL AND pisPkssAhf'
Boston, Masa
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
.~-.x Street. Nov York City.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

scas,or.a is the best remedy Tor chiareno VI
,rh,ch am acquainted. hope the day 'sno.
FAR distant wh n mothers
interest Of their children, and uSs astoria :.
stead OF the variousquack nosirunis ~hicn ~
ae.trovinr their loved ones, by forciras opium,
r,oruhlne, soothing syrup and other nur.'"l
,..rts down their throats, thereby senolns
them 10 premature graves"
Oh. J.. Y. KrYcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

c.4.,- Company, II Murray Street, Nov York CITY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-05
8leinerc Iabri6ten aus pcrj9iebsncn
Crtjhaiten.

8repenma6er r, 10. Nop. @ab=
reno zines Segrdbniiies am l6. Nop.
i6li6en' lid eini9e erwa6iene Saulen=
ser in Den 0lOfentburm um ibre 9an9e=
peile ourb Silie beim 2Guten gu per-
treiben. No1 ais oGs SrnuergeiOl9e
ldnglt wieber pom &irbbOie mar, sogsn
lie lpie Die Barren am 8lodenieil. ais
9dlte ss Sturm gu lauten. Nls Der
Siiltsr lie itOreI wpllte. idlusen bic
Sterile Den alien Mann bluti9. Die
Straie bleibt ni6t aus.
W d, II. Hop. 8eitern
iubren eiuige Rottenarbeiter auf benz
IO9en. 9Orirpa9en. Sei Dem 6eidlle,
welbes Oas Yabnseleiie bat. Lief Der
Ba9en oOn ielbit. Yeim Srsmien
aber mel Der Bielias 30idbriae Derbei-
ratbete Mrbeiter Mihael Sil0ert pom
Wa9en uno tam nit einem geiue untsr
Die Ndoer. aniansli4 bel benz iiartsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-05
,pel6e einem YripatbrieIe aus Der Sells
in Suremburg entnommen iinO:
GeIS ron . Mnh 1909

tpel6e einem Yrlootbrtete aus Der 6els
IN Surembllrg ertnommen ItnO:
sells, Den 2. Nop. 1893.
!Serrn Sic. 8Onncr, Dubuque. Sa.,
Il. 9. u.
@ertber 6reuno! 9ein S6reibcn
bom IL Sct. gin0 llns %. oe5Ielben
Monats gu. g8as Die 9lereIie unieres
Sruoers So6ann ar9ebt, bin t6 augerl=
blidli0 nod ni9t I'M Stonoe cine &C.
ialere IOrelle ~anSugeben, ais oaB er
mad Sun SeOpolop, YrObinS Bio
Granoe DO Sui in 8ralilien tommen
toll. Saielblt miro er in einem SeIul=
ten=6 ollegium als PrOfeiOr Nn9eltellt
tperOen ln0 Stuur miro or Gellgloll,
Sateiu unb Wri6ilb in Der Guartn
lebren uno nebenbei cine 5anfdr=Ntu=
fit Girioiren, lebteres lit eigentli6 Der
Saupt9runo, parum er fiir SralIlien
beitirt maro, ba er fritber tilr Mpr0=
9imerita in NusliGt genommen mar.
gu i6reibit unier Sruoer babe bier
feline erite bl. Wteile celebrirt; oies be-
rubt auf einen Srrtbum, oa er nObl
crit nod circa & bis Z Sabren gum bl.
SrieItcrltano 9eWeibt weroen Oilrfte:
@r bat gus9angs SUM |. s. crit iein
@raren iiber Die gelammte Ybiipiopbie
%beitanoen; miro jegt 3 bis 4 Sabre an
beia9ten G~Dlle9ium pirten miilien,
bann wieoer nu6 Graeten Suriidtommen
um 2 Sabre Sbeolp9ie mit;uma6en
uno enolih nod Elm Sabr S6luBnopi=
Siat. Sobann reiite dm 6. Nugult BON
Nntperpen nit nod 10 anoere Sroens=
genoIien allf Dem Sampier r2eipSig"
mad WtonteOioeO ab, 100 lie alilfli6 am
.. september lanoeten. unterm 20.
september bat CT bon oprten cine
interehante Geiiebei6reibung al uns
ab9eianot, ruel6e mir am IS. Sttober
empfin9eu, bieielbe miro pabri6einli6
i'm Sur. gSprt" erI6einen, wOrin Oh
bjeIelbe Damn finoen pirIt. Gr i6reibt
unter anoerm lire yteiie lei 9ebemmt,
Der &~eOulutiOn ipegen, er wilie nod
nitt mann elm S6if ra6 ibrem Be-
ftimmungsOrte abfabren oiirfe. - So
balo mir ieine 9enaue Noorelie pillen,
iDil i9 bier oielelbe mittbeilen.
SerSlib 9riiBt oi6,
Amt. 2utgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-05
Saar, @uisl, Gifel unn 6nnsrid.

Siirsli6 fubr Der S1ifer 6reu.
oenrei1 aus Neumagen nit ieinem
Sobn in einem &abn auf Der Woiel.
Ter Batter betam pl0bli6 oas lleber.
sewi6t. iiel riidwarts in bic WoIel uno
ertrdnt.
9ipperi 6sio, 8. Nop. Sn Der,
leBten Sa9en puroe oabier bel benz
Bauer Nitolas Weri6 Elm ginbru1s-
oiebltobl periibt. Yer 0ieb itabl aus
einem Sbrante Iles, mas nibt nagel.
felt mar, als Yortemonnaie nit unse.
iGbr 20 Mt., &leioungsitiiden uIm.
Die 8enoarmerie Derbaftete bic Sbdter
in Den Yerionen bon Nitolas Yinte,
friiber &nedt bel benz Yeitoblenen, uno
Oeiien Stieibruoer Jran3 9edsr, bsios
aus 6lebOur.
Woieltern, 2. Nop. Sor9effera
NaGmittag wuroe bier BON mebreren
Yerionen Elm iogsn. st. glmsfeuer
bemertt. suweilen ii6 ooppslt, oann
audi einfa6 am belen Sase baritelsno.
IS ltano oaiielbe an Der SpiBe zines
Steines. Der bpb In Der Witte elmer
etua 20 SUB boben, alien. an ben
Berg an~Selebnten friibercn &iidpano
zines Dor l6 Sabren abssuhensn pau.
les iih b%eiinoet. Na4oem idon on 20
Winuten lang oas elmer pierfa1 oifsn
unO Oreimal bOben &ersenflamme dbn.
li6e st. glmsieuer, AUDI ct. glias=
uno st. N~itOlausfeuer senGunt, bon
perI6ieoenen Stellen aus betra1tet
wOroeu mar, lOlb es plOBli1 segeu 5
ubr. Die Naturiori6er iu6en es ,u
ertllrsu ais oas ausltrOmeu bon Glet.
tri,itat aus Der Groe seseniiber Der
glettriSitGt elmer WOlts.
The morning call., 1893-04-06
WORLDS FAIR RATES.
The New Move Made by the Union
Pacific Line.

The New Move Made by the Union
Pacific Line.
The Union Pacific Railway has es,ab-
lished a general ticket Office in Oakland,
and will in the course OF the next few
weeks locate several more agencies in the
principal cities of California.
II the Southern Pacific of Kentucky ex-
poets 10 enjoy a monopoly on the Worlds
Fair traffic it is mistaken, as the object Of
the overland route people is very plain.
The agents of the Union Pacific road pro-
pose to sell tickets to Chicago via Portland
as cheap and cheaper than the rates made
over the Central Pacific by way af Ogden.
a bid Will not only be made for the travel
from Northern California, but Inducements
Will be made to the people in the south to
take the northern route. The first result Of
this competition will naturally be liyelv
rate-cutting, and as there is now TO trans
continental association to interfere the war
can 60 on merrily.
1t has been limited that the Southern
Pacific might make an alliance with the
RIO Grande and thus be able to make
special rates by way of Denver. This is
not probable, however, as the latter road IS
make any contracts with C. p. Huntington.
On the contrary, the Union Pacifc's chief
rival will be the Santa Fe, as it can secure
for the travel almost any route between
Denver and Chicago.
1t seems that tie attempt OF the Southern
Pacific TO keep up rates will prove a COM
pleta failure, and that the people NAV
Journey TO the Windy City at far less ex-
pense than has been anticipated.
The morning call., 1893-04-06
O'CONNOR'S CRIME.
Married, but Eloped With
a Young Girl.
He Induces Miss Kitty Finnegan to
Go to Honolulu With Him,
Promising Marriage.

Miss Kitty Finnegan is once more in San
Francisco and is very glad of it, Kitty id
what many other girls have done, fall in
love with the wrong man. 1t happened
that unbeknown to her he was a married
man and, had it not been for the resolution
OF her brother, she would probably now be
alone in adistant country.
Some time ago Joseph OCOnnOr, por-
trait solicitor. called at the apartments
where herself and brother Thomas were
living. He made himself very agreeable to
the young lady and overlooked the fact
that he had wife and three children in the
city. He proposed marriage to Miss Finne-
gan and under various pretexts convinced
her that ii would be best for them to elope
to Honolulu and there be married. Some
weeks ago they sailed for the islands, the
co nfIdng girl leaving behind an anxious
brother, and OCOnnOr a wife and family
in destitute circumstances
The deserted wife and brother located
the rulaways in Honolulu. and for that
port young Finnegan started, working for
his passage. He found his sister and sue
eeeded in inducing her to return with him.
Before leaving, however he made an I'M
successful attempt to kill 0'Connor. The
civil authorities on learning the facts in the
case allowed the Young man 10 return home.
OConnor did not seem 10 reent, and his
wife ard children are still in this city. The
young lady was not slow to see the error OF
her ways, ana it Aid not take long TO per-
Suade her to give up her lover on discover
Ing that he was married man.
Considering his present situation, Joseph
OConnor Will not favor the anneXa-
ton of the islands. The brother and sister
returned yesterday on the Australia.
The young woman was seen on the steamer
beforeshe landed.
Miss Finnegan, 1 believe" said THE
CALL reporter.
no answer.
Excuse me; is your name Miss Kittie
Finnegan%
An indignant flash of the eye, dropping
OF the eyeids, and a rather pretty mouth
distorted into pOut, but still no answer.
IHE CALL man, though somewhat apnre-
henSive of the wrath to come, and casting
side glance as Thomas Finnegan, who was
approaching from cabin door like 4 loco
motive out of tunnel, tried again.
Have you anything to"
mo, sir: have nothing to say whatever
regarding my trip" interrupted the tart
Miss Finnegan, with a slight elevation of
the nose and gesticulatOn intended To
fetch the protector of the fair name OF Fin
negan to her side.
O'Connor. before he deserted his vile and
children, left with the former the sum Of
S2l, for which he hopes to get due credit in
the hereafter.
OConnor will return home on the steamer
Alameda.
His family reside at 912 Ellis street in this
CITY,
The morning call., 1893-04-06
TWO CLEVER TRICKS.
One Worked by a Smuggler, but the
Other Was the Best.

very clever seizure of opium was made
yesterday by Inspector Hills at Fourth and
Townsend streets. There were 100 fye-iael
tins in the lot, and it arrived yesterday
morning from HOLSTER.
When Mr.. Hills opened the box which,
by the way, he had been looking for, having
received information that it was not as
innocent as ii looked. he found the tins
snugly packed away without any attempt
at cOnceament. He took them all ont aud
tllled in the space with bricks. and then sat
down on 1t to await the owner.
AT about 10 O'Clock n Chinese, named Ii
Wong, called for the box and sent it TO 1921
Dupont street by a Chinese expressman.
The inspector followed, and upon his ar
rival at the store in question he searched the
house.
he did not find any contraband articles,
but he arrested the proprietor of the place,
the same Chinese who had gone alter the
box, and took the whole lot to the Surveyors
office in the CustOm-house.
AS smart rs the inspector was about re-
moving the opium and placing bricks in the
box instead. the owners of the drug were
equal to him as far as cunning went.
They had the box consigned to fictitious
firm, and now Ii Wong claims that he got
the box by mistake for another that he went
after. The attorneys will evidently have q
hard fight to convict him. The seizure is
Valuad at S1000
The morning call., 1893-04-06
An Ancient Chest.
New York sun

L. T. Powell of Wachapreague, Treasurer
OF Accomack County. on the Eastern shore
OF Virginia, will send to the Chicago Fair a
solid mahogany chest of drawers more than
leo wears old, and once the properly of Mrs.
Betty Gusts Of Accomaek, through her
husband related to the GUSTS family of
Arlington, The Eastern shore counties of
Virginia are peculiarly rich in old mahog-
any furniture. and almost every corsidera-
BILE house contains several pieces. The
region Is yet unspoied Of the relic hunter,
and the people treasure these heirlo0ms.
The morning call., 1893-04-06
PREPARED To WEEP.
She Carried a Powder Puff to the
Theater With Her.

a correspondent Of the Pttsburg Dis
patch tells of young woman who went to
the matinee prepared for the affecting parts
of the play. She carried lightly sewed to
the center of a second handkerchief a tiny
powder puff, which she proceeded to dust
with powder from a little enameled box
into which it fitted.
With the puff concealed in the handker-
chief she calmly watched the scene progress
TO the agony point. Ignoring the tears that.
sure enough, began presently to stream
down her cheeks When the curtain fell,
however, she took Instant advantage of the
momentary reaction of the audience, and
wiping her face with one handkerchief
with the second she ceverly busted her too
red nose and cheeks with the t0ning-down
powder and triumphantly beamed upon the
women about her who were not SO cleverly
fornornad
The morning call., 1893-04-06
The Little innocent.

Kolner nntags-Anzeiger
Gertle's parents have staying with them
on visit an aunt whose charms are chiefly
of an artificial character. The little girl
would like to sleep with her and her wish is
gratifed. Next morning Gertie comes ram
ming to her mamma in the greatest alarm
''Oh mamma. think I'd rather 5 eep again
pieces"
The morning call., 1893-04-06

An Atlantic salmon, Weighing nine and
one-half pounds. was caught in the Della
ware River AT Dingman's Ferry few DAYS
ago: The fish is supposed to have been one
OF the lot OF Try liberated in the Delaware
In 1857. The fisherman who caught the
monster is liable to fine for catching fish
out OF season, but, if fined, will likely pay
Uhe amount willingly enough.
The morning call., 1893-04-06

ZINE BUSINESS oPPORTUNITY-ANT ONE
Il wishing TO secure cood-payIng business already
established san Jcse viii 10 well call Gcci-
dental Hotel. COON So, Tor particulars; hours bet.
10 aud y a. q aud 5 P N. ape 7Js
The morning call., 1893-04-06

C,I0pp AN OLD-ESrARLTSHFD GROCERY
- -Ot. ia this city. WIKI horse and wagon
LARGE outslds trade: fun value In stock hand;
good rooms: rent S25; isrealy worth $1,000: part
cash, exchange Tor city country property: see
tlis. 961I - Mission ST. apps 3tF
The morning call., 1893-04-06

L'oR SALE-PRoDUCE. BUTTER, EGGS. CIGAR
i anu general business for sale cheap, If applied
to-day account OF wishing to 60 ia other business:
nearly four years established; good locality: rent
cheap; cash business; suitable for man lady;
living rooms. Inquire Gail Branch once.
The morning call., 1893-04-06

G7SOO RENTS $3.50 PER ANNUM: devils
ID OOO. adero st. near Waller; new modern
fats. containing every modern Improvement; cheap
nj price asked and lnay be sold for less; call for
pant culars: lot 25Xll 6:3. BALDWIN q HAM
MOND, 10 Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1893-04-06

T. or SALE-AN OLD-ESTABLISHED FAMILY
llquor-Store, doing drst-clasS business. will be
sold a. any reasonable hEUTe- For ru particu lars
cali at premises, sol Sixth st, Sc. cor. CT Fol-
som. APPS 7t#
The morning call., 1893-04-06

TOR SALE-SALOON: 3 LIVING ROOMS: .
years lease; cheap rent; billiard and pool tables;
next door 10 postufhce and Wells Fargo u &c. ;:
hiiou salo5Asat Baden, stockyards, :. 5 3. J.
q. PEARCEN anti st=
The morning call., 1893-04-06

"A ELL-FI TTED-UP SALOON. IN RUNNING Or
~ der: 3 living rooms; cheap rent. Fer partictl-
lars call l3S Fifth St art 3ts
The morning call., 1893-04-06

(NALlFORNIA AND LAREIT SITS; 81 :GNTO IS:
- reduced to 2,5UO: offer wanted; to be sold by
order OF the Cdlforniast. cable road 3stOry build
Ing, iorpcTy power-hOnse OF cable road; be
converre d into hoardin e-housc or flats BALDWIN
y HAMMOND. 10 MONTGOMERY st. ap2 SuIuTh
L'oK SALE on EASY TERMS-NEY COTTAGE
4 or 6 rooms AID bath; mauteIs: finished
basement with laundry and every modern convent
ence; uuobstrucred view: l4O2 I'D St. near San
chez; Ii Will pay yOa to examine this place:
take Castro-St cars. For particulars apply the
owner and builder, DAN INSTEIN. III Mont
Pomery ST. app 3t SuTuTh
IA ORTIZ 5000; HOW MUCH WILL. YOU GIVE?
~ must he sod; elegant modern Mission res
dence; room; bath. salon parors, wooden man
teis. gas fixtures Laundry. finished basement brick
foundation. concrete bukhead and sidewalk. grand
est view and wideS street in city: lot 24xlOl:9
1904 Dolores st. Iwentv-hfth mr. q ThSuru
The morning call., 1893-04-06

CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: WELL
- stocked; finest fixtures; long lease: good trade;
bargain; must be sold. HILBERT BROS, lOI
Powell -. an2 -ts
The morning call., 1893-04-06

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS.
IL MONTGOMERY st. s Z.
The morning call., 1893-04-06

CALOON FOR SALE; FINE FIXTURES AND
- stock; cost $1,000. Triumph Distlliery Com
pany, see Mr. AHMUR, sos Sacramento st. as 2t+
The morning call., 1893-04-06

~ ~AADS4~-' ~ w.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS.
Ia Montgomery St. S F.
cail and obtain ons OF our. "Rsal Estate Rec
oTd5" which contains list of properties for sale
III ali parts ot the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
&29OO PARAMOUNT; BAY-wINDow COT
eGsjOVU. tage Of rooms and bath: high base
menti bTleN foundations, etc; lot 25xl25.
G7OOO 2-sToRY AND BASEMENT BAY.
" wv. window residence OF rooms and
l'ue oil Clay ST.; lot " :61l2T s.
&295O RENTS SO PER MONTH. NICE
EI1ou. new bay-wndow cottage of 5 rooms
1na pain orek foundations, etc; stable; lot 25x
S775O RENTS sos PER MONTH: BAY
~ ! ~. window flats; br OK foundations, etc:
shotwell ST.; lot 25xl20.
$4,000 cor G0RN l.!.. on FILLMORE ST: 8
SluS 90; lot 4sxsl 3; near Haisht st.
900 E aS sso slS o. A. s AqTgAh EAE
brick fouudltlons etc. Larkln ST.: lot 40 :6xs7:s
G2100 ELEGANT NEW MODERN BAY
Rc1OO. window cottage OF rooms and bath;
OrlcA foundations etc; Sanchez st: lot 2oxlO5.
$4,000 HARRISON ST; RENTS $50; HOUSE
'pOOOO. CT 3 tiats lot 25x75.
$4,000 STORE AND COTTAGE: MISSION
ave. lot 2oxl32; rents $50.
SS5nO ELEGANT = STORY AND BASE
rooms and bath; brick foundations. ali me fern I'M
IroTements stone walks, etc; sunny line OF Clay
$4,000 MAKE AN OFFER; NO REAsoNA-
N,CnOO. bic offer win be retnsed Fair oaks ST.;
nee 2-story bay-wiudow residence OF rooms aud
bath; brick foundations, stone walks etc
&29SO CHATTANOOGA ST: = NICE BAY
~ ~ window 1ats; brick foundations, etc;
anu rooms aud bath eseI; rents $50; lot 25:61
$4,000 TWO FLATS OF AND . ROOMS
~ and bath; bay-wmdows. brick fouuda-
tiOns' etc. Jersey ST.: lot 25xl14; rents s29.
&2O0O REvTs$ $40; TENEMENT PROPERTY
gown ON Gilbert ST.; lot 25xsO,
Sl6. 500 BGsISEss CORNER on Neal
e7;5' bay-windows, brick foundations. etc.
&350O RENTS $3.50 PER MONTH; TENE-
gain.
UNIMPRovED PROPERTY.
ST509-Foisom st; 25xloo; good location
SSaE0o1Dolores {; 25xloO: ready to build on.
Ss20-Holly ParS: plymouth st: 3Ox69
f549J-Hiee corner ON Webster ST.; 37:6xs7:8;
6. Il. UMBsEN 4 Co. Il Montgomery.2 suTurhs
ULlAN f. BRANDON.
415 MONTGOMERY ST.
els OOO ELEGANT FLATS IN TOWN;
'U1C'UUO. income $3.50 per month
&1O 5OO . VERY FINE FLATS ON
~ HaiSht ST Income SO per month.
GO00O ELEGANT MODERN 10 ROOM
gown. home on Scott st; bargain
&SSOO . ELEGANT FLATS on GUERRERO
UOCOO. ST; make offer
G15OO . VERY FINE FLATS ON GUER-
" IOhO. zero ST. cheap.
JULIAN Il. BRANDON, AIS Montgomery st. 1
TO ENCHANGE-FINE RESIDENCE, WORTH
$500. lot 5Oxl25, IN Berkeley, for cottage in
san Francisco app this once apps 3ts
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