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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-09
The Peach.

Peaches are tonic. an aperient, a
food and a drink com bined: Or, to put
ut briefly, they are meat and medicine.
a good meal may be made on cut
peaches. with sugar and cream, bread
sand butter. After meal OF this varie-
ty person will feel more like attend
ling to the duties of the afternoon than
tif he or she INDUCED in heavy foods.
Peaches are good before breakfast and
after dinner; they are good for the
digestion. good for the blood and good
for the complexion. Some people eat
them without cream or sugar and with
good results. The fruit is SO rich in
sugar and acid that il preserves its ia
vor a long while, but to get the full
benefit it should be eaten as soon IS it
is cut. Redness of the nose, due to
congestion, inflamed complexion, scrof-
lulous and bilious tendencies are said to
be materially influenced by liberal
consumption of this luscious fruit
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
-Figg-'You evidently think am a
fool Fogg-'I am grateful to find
xhat what 1 think is evident even to
you. Boston Transcript
-Briggs--.Doesn' your wife object
to you smoking cigarettes about the
house," Braggs-.'No. She uses me
rs horrible example to our boy."-In-
6ianapolis Journal
Smith, don't believe Thomson
spends as much money as he did before
he was married" Brown-..No, he
doesn't; his wife spends it for him. -
Demcrest's Magazine.
What He Took used to
t,elong to theatrical company nv
self" Futlite--"What part did Won
take?' B;zz-"Oh, took it all; was
treasurer Free Press.
He (thoughtfully)-'When a man
marries twice which wife does he take
when he gets to Heaven" She (who
aoves him, dreamily) = Neither 4
man who marries twice doesn't 60 to
Heaven. Vogue.
Sammy Squildig-"Pop said If 1
went fishing without permission. he'd
thrash me til couldn't rest" Dic1ev
McSwilligen--"Did you go?' Yes"
Well?' Il eat,my meals off the man
tel now. Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Husband latter quarreD--'
may buy the dress if you wish. but ]
shant pay for 1t. Wife-"Then they'll
sue you for the amount" Husband
$50 much the better: in that case III
pawn the piano for the raaney. "--Hu-
.RaristichA RlAtkA,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-09
Terseness of a French Genius.

Money is means not an end; a con-
venience, not factor. Money makes
a very small part OF wealth, either
private or pu bic.
NINE SIsMoNpL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-09
A Bird Story.

A correspondent writes:-Win you
allow me TO ado touching instance Of
courage to your pleasant bird. stories?
Early one morning last summer l was
called to the window by a great noise
among the bird people of the garden.
and saw the following scene: A young
black bird was standing fascinated by a
cat, who was crouched under bush
ready to spring on him. An old black
bird on an lex close by was uttering
loud and agitated cries, and there was
a general cackle of anger and sympa-
thy from other birds all around. After
few seconds the cat sprang upon the
young bird and held him down. At
that instant tie old bird came down on
them There was moments struggle
the bird beating her wings violently in
the cats face, and. think, pecking at
her eyes. Then the cat jumped back
to her bush; the young bird made off
with long hops, and the old one few
up 10 the lex, amid a jubilans chorus
of commentator, which lasted quito
some minutes l never saw this before,
though l have seen a robin come quite
close TO a cat stalking another bird,
and scold and flap her wings in mis- lace.
"A gentleman has, with much her
aldic inquiry and deep study. drawn
up genealogical account of his own
family for upwards of twelve thousand
years, In the middle of this manu-
script this note occurs: IN. B.-About
this time the world was created. F"
You have lively set of CLERKS, :"
he said to the proprietor of the estab-
lishment at must be pleasant and
profitable to have employees so fun Of
energy and enthusiasm 'Yes, re-
sponded the proprietor. 1--WE close early
to-day and they are getting ready to go
home Bits
-She-"Henry is such simpleton-
He's like the ostrich that hides his
head in the sand and then thinks no
oody can see him" Hc-"Oh, but that
isn't bit like Henry" She-"Why,
you know how iudiscrees he is He
Yes, buE he hasn't got the sand. -
Boston Transcript
-Gussie Softleigh-"Weally, I cawn't
imagine anything more howwible than
being goahed TO death hy howwid
cow. Gavin YOU. Miss Bluntley?" Belle
Bluntley-"No, Mr.. Softle;gh, unless
it IS to meet the same fate BY calf F"
Then she drove the remark into his
head with yawn and he faded away
Buffalo Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-09

ne use OF money was utterly unkn0Hn
among the Mexicans at the time of the discov-
ery.''
specific article of money was utterly
unknown, as we are told it was
among the Mexicans at the time of the
discovery.
Money passes current like any other
commodity, and people may at liberty
barter one article for another in kind
or for gold in bars or silver bullion.
The sole reason why a man elects to
receive the coin in preference to every
other article is because he has learned
from experience that it is preferred by
those whose products he has occasion
to purchase. Crown pieces derive their
circulation as money from no other au-
thority than this spontaneous prefer
ence, and If there were the least ground
for surprising that any other COM
modify, as wheat for instance, would
pass more currently In exchange fer
what they calculate upon wanting
themselves, people would not give their
mand wheat, which would then be in
vested with all the properties Of
money. And this has occurred occa-
sioually in practice. Custom, there
fore, and not the mandate of authority
designates the specific products that
shall pass exclusively as money.
whether crown pieces or any other COM
modify whatever. Yet TO enable il to
execute its functions it must of neces-
sity pe possessed of inherent and posi-
tive value, for no man will be content
to resign an object possessed OF value
in exchange for another of less value
or of none at all
JEAN BAPTrsTE SAT-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-09
JEAN BApTIsTE SAT-.

The Money Exponent Says Money Is No:
Measure of Value.
Money is term used to designate
whatever commodity the inha bitants
OF any particular country accept either
voluntarily or by conpulsion. as an
equivalent for their Ia Dor and for what
ever else they have to dispose OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-09
ARTHUR LATHAM PERRY.

Moneys Function in a Civilized Society.
Money is the more requisite the more
civilized a nation is and the further it
has carried the division of labor. Yet
history contains presidents of consid-
cradle states in which the use of any
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-09

Money, then, is the medium If ex-
change, and the question arises in this
connection, how much of it is wanted?
Clearly only SO much as will serve the
purpose which such a medium is fitted
to su bserve. All increas- of money
beyond this point which the very ma
ture of money itself marks out as the
boundary, leads to diminution in
value of every part of it, to conse-
quent distur bance of all existing
money contracts, to universal rise of
prices, both illusory and gainless, to
unsteadiness and arrangement in all
legitimate business and to spirit Of
restless enterprise and speculation
Money is measure of value.
my loaves are worth 10 cents EACH"
says the baker. "My hat is worth S1O,"
says the halter. How important this
second function is may be seen by sup
posing for moment that there is
no instrument in existence capa BILE of
performing it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-09
Notary Seals.
Pocket Docket.

The Lawyers wade Necum," can be used in an
State and in any court. The most complete an
convenient pocket docket ever published, with tw
inthxes-an alphabetical index and diary indie,
shows at glance just what date lawyer has cas-
in court; keeps complete record of of the CASE
Handsomely bound in flexible back, convenien
size to carry in the pocket Endorsed by attorney
everywhere. Price of Docket $780, By mail pos
paid to any address upon receipt of slH7.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-09
England's Master Mind Says Money IL q
Distributing Medium.

Money, when its use has grown
habitual. is the medium through which
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-09
Monograph.

300 copies from ono original
Music, Etc. Of typewriter let
be taken from one original. /
10000 users, The EAGLE is az
machine, extra supplies, etc.
The morning call., 1893-04-13
BONDS FOR SALE.


PONDS FOR SALE-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
~ the purchase OF the bonds Of the SANTA GER
TRUDEs IRRIGATION DISTRICT OF Los Angeles
County, California. 10 the amount OF tuirty seven
thousand nine hundred and hfty dollars will be
received by tho board of directors OF said district
at their once at SANTA FE SPRINGS. Los AnFeles
County, California. up TO 80 o'clock r n OF the
second day OF May, 1888, at which time aud place
snid board VIII open the proposals received and
award ths purchase Of said bonds 20 tho highest
board of directors to reject any and bids so re-
ceivedl.
Said bonds bear iUterest the rate OF six per cent
per annum. payable on the fTst day OF January and
series OF bonds Of said district, and issued by said
board on the ninth day OF January, 1893, In ths
sum Of $4,000 and sre described as follows.
First series. amounting to tho sum Of S27bo 90,
due at the expiration OF eleven years
Second series. amounting to the sum OF $500 90.
due at the expiration OF twelve years.
Third series. amounting TO the sum Of $3.50 90.
due at the expiration OF thirteen years.
Fourth series, amounting TO the sum OF 04Ioo 90.
que at the expiration OF fourteen years
Fifth series amounting to the sum Of s4s5e co.
due at the expiration Of fifteen years.
sixth series; amounting TO the sum of $500 90.
due at the expiration OF sixteen years.
Seventh series, amounting to the sum OF S605O 90,
due at the eIplrAtion OF seventeen years.
Eighth series, amounting tbs sum of s7lbo oe
due at the expiration of eighteen yeArA
said series consists OF ninety-three bonds OF the
following denominations; SeVenty-ons bonds OF
5000 90 each; seventeen bonds OF tho denomina-
tion ofSl0O 90 each: and Eve bonds OF the denomi.
nation OF $3.50 90 each.
All bids should be addressed to the Board OF
Directors of the Santa GertrudsJ irrigation Dis
trict santa Fe Springs. Los Angeles County, Cali
fornia For further information address the presI-
W. T. BRAY. Secretary. ap7 2ot
The morning call., 1893-04-13
THEY WANT TO RESIGN.
The Lady Managers of st. Luke's S
Hospital Are Dissatisfied.

The Lady Managers of st. Luke's
Hospital Are Dissatisfied.
The lady managers OF st. Luke's Hospital
ale, according to their actions at the ANIMAL
meeting last night, very wroth at the board
Of trustees OF that Institution.
Their grievance is that they have brought
the hospital np to It's present state of pros
perity entirely by their own work, unas-
sisted by any man. and now they say that
there are rumors that the management is to
be taken from their hands and placed in
those OF the trustees. This they claim is
not fair to them.
Mrs. William Alyord, who was the first
president the lady managers elected. eight
years ago. spoke at some lePgth on the Ques-
tion, and asked the trustees to explain these
rumoTs. She said that when the hospital
was given up by the men. who left II SIS, eco
In debt, the ladies took 1t in hand and in a
few yeaIs had established II on paying
basis, had paid off all debts and had $500 in
the bank. At the present time there is
$500 in the bank, with no outstanding
debts, and the trustees wished to get the
management again.
This so worked upon the feelings Of the
ladies that on April they sent formal
resignation of their positions to the trus-
tees, but no action has as yet been taken in
the matter.
Another thing that has brought about
this dissatisfaction Is the fact that it was
contemplated moving the hospital from its
present location to another site, to be Sc
iected somewhere on Point Lobos avenue
They had not been consulted in the matter
at all, and they felt deeply hurt, after haY-
ing been so instrumental in the success of
the hospital.
Bishop Nichols, who is one Of the trus-
tees, said that all these rumors were only
rumors and that no definite action had been
taken by the trustees in either matter. He
advised the ladies not to be hasty In their
decision, but to await the action of the
board before Insisting on their designations
being accepted. He thought the majority
OF the trustees were in favor OF having the
ladies continue the management of affairs,
and did not think there was any danger of
their removal.
The annual reports Of the secretary and
treasurer showed that the hospital was in
good financial condition. They have treated
during the year ending March 81 $50 pa
tients, of whom SO died. There are at pres
ent In the hospital 65 patients,
The morning call., 1893-04-13
Home-Builders in Council.

The members OF the Italian-Swiss Mutual
Loan Association held pleasant reunion
at their sixth annual meeting last evening.
Secretary A. Sbarboro read his sixth annual
report which gave much satisfaction 10 the
shareholders.
1t shows that during the past six years
the members have paid into the corpora
tlon S400, 600. which Is mostly loaned out to
1S0 persons in aiding them to procure
homes for their families. OF this amount
$4,000 has already been repaid.
The election of officers then took with the
following result: President, G. B. Cevasco
yice-presideat, P. BarbIeri; treasurer. A
Merle; secretary. A. Sbarboro; attorney.
ID. Freidenrleh; directors. Charles A. Malm.
7. G. Rossi, G. de Lucs A. Granuecl and
P. Canepa.
The morning call., 1893-04-13
COUNTRY REAL EsrArr-

e. H00 CHICKEN RANCH PROPOSITION: !:
UioOO. . acres. house. barn. fruit trees and
small fruits house rooms; a pretty place;
another with running water house of 7 rooms;
plenty OF fruit, large aud small; No. 1 gardening
sol; $500: with horse and cow: all tools: a bar
gam. D. II. TWING. Sonoma City, Cal all rTSS It
~. ing-Rea estate for sale and exchange; good
bargains within hours ride OF Oakland: $4,000,
1O4 acres we'll improved, 20 acres orchard, i'm
proyements and personal property alone valued at
5000. easy terms make Offer $4,000. $50
acres, improved, hne growing crop make an offer.
proved all In grain. good soil. city. SuTuT
ONLY ~ MILES FROM SAN FRANCISCO. 81
~ acres, 250 fruit trees, acres OF vineyard
horse, wagon, farming Implements: good house
with furniture; all for $500. Inquire 63s sac
ramento ST. aDl2 3ts
The morning call., 1893-04-13
Home Discipline,

Peter Pawling Stout after hours again.
Peter Pawling Jr.-Only ten minutes
late.
Peter Pawling Sr.-Go at once to your
room, sir. lock yourself in and bring me the
key. This thoughtlessness must be checked.
Vogue.
The morning call., 1893-04-13
The ADVANCE of Woman.

"Were you aware" said the professor,
that the ynnpg women of the present day
are much taller than women were twenty
years ago?''
II know that their hats are a whole lot
higher" was the sad reply of the man who
sometimes tries TO see an operatic perform
ance.-IDdianapolis Journal
The morning call., 1893-04-13
A Valuable Friend,

She-Dr. Reaper tells me that he is not
only your family physician. but q warm
friend of yours.
He-Oh. yes. indeed, and / can recon-
mend him very highly.
She-Has he ever treated you?
He-No, not personally. But he was very
successful with wealthy aunt Of mine
Life.
The morning call., 1893-04-13

Mrs O'Toole-Good-mOrni TO ye, Mis-
ther OHnoligan, an i've be wild ye. for It's
a father / hear We are.
Mr.. O'HOoligan-Faix, but the harruf
hasn't been tOuld ye, Misses OToole, an
It's more than wan father ] am whin its
triplets, bedad.-New York Advertiser.
The morning call., 1893-04-13
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEN TO LOAN.
II PER CENT CITY LOANS: NO DELAY, n NJ
I WoOLEf, r. IS, Mills building 80 hoor2 SIT II
(.Z-BARREL OF MONEY on FIRST OR SEC
u ond mortgage; no delay. IsAACs l02 Taylor. II
MONEY AT 6Z ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
M cages without delay. MURPHY. 326 Pine. 6m
E1ONEY LOANED On JEWELRY AND OTHER
1n yaIuables at the Security Loan Bank ll05
Market, nr. Mason: private entrance Turk. ytf
----s szz-4-
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
L1OR REPAIRS. ADDITIONS AND ALTERA.
Il tions property reasonable rates. store and Of.
fee fittings. ED ROWLAND, 1922 Powell. l.mri 3m
I " LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILD.
u er.Gl9 Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting
up onices promptly attended, telephone 90U.mlS u
The morning call., 1893-04-13
Excess.

Young Wife-Oh, Edward. you do believe
that a!n thinking OF economy all the time,
don't you?
Young Husband-Mabel, your Accent
telegram this afternoon, telling me where
to go to save 10 cents on q carpet sweeper,
warns me that you are thinking of IL too
much.-New York Truth
The morning call., 1893-04-13
Too Fall to Shoot,

Judge-If l got as intoxicated as you do
I'd shoot myself.
Prisoner-lf you was 'tossieated as am
you couldn't hitter barn dOOr.-Texas Sift-
ings.
The morning call., 1893-04-13

what is the name of that ex-Queen OF
Hawaii-I never can remember it?" asked
one Philadelphian of an mother.
"Liliokawanamaker." said the other
Truth.
The morning call., 1893-04-13
He Mas Snrrv.

Housekeep per-This is the twentieth time
to-day that I've had to come to the door to
tell peddlers that l did not want anything.
Peddler-Very sorry, mumi
Housekeeper-Ips some comfort to know
tn at you aTeIsorTy, anyway.
Pedder--Yes. mum, I'm very sorry you
don't want anything, mum.-New York
Weekly,
The morning call., 1893-04-13
Days of Reckoning.

Wife-When we go anywhere now We
have to walk. Before marriage you always
called a carriage.
Husband-ThaPs why we have to walk
now.-New York Weekly.
The morning call., 1893-04-13
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Can and obtain one OF our "Rsal Estate Rec.
ords" which contains list of properties for sale
in all parts of the city
The morning call., 1893-04-13

TOR SALE o. ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
1 best corner grocery and bar business in this
city; hue trade: hrst-cass Beighborhood: nice fat
over head; long lease; low rent price $3.50; no
reasonable offer refused Call Sc Twenty
fourth and Capp sts am , 3ts'
The morning call., 1893-04-13

AZ ANTED - AMERICAN GENTLEMAN WITH
" some means TO secure and improve valuable
patent. Address W. Il. l., box SO, Call Branch
once aDI2 3ts
The morning call., 1893-04-13

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
IA Montgomery ST., S. r.
The morning call., 1893-04-13

G10O BARGAIN: $40 RENT: BAKERY AND
- 1 w. notion goods; established years: gofng
EasI- Allress A. b. box 10. this once. apl2 5ts
The morning call., 1893-04-13

DAIRY PRODUCE DELICACY STORE FOR
J = sale. l4OS1a Devisadero ST.; rent reason
able. sDI2
The morning call., 1893-04-13
MEDICAL.

7 AIDES! CHTCHESTER'S ENGLISH TPENNY-
Il royal Pills Diamond brandy, are the best Safe
reliable Take no other. Send &c (stamps) for par
ticulars. "Relief for Ladies'" in letter by return
mail. At druggists Oh chester Chemical Co.. Phil
adetphta. Pa. apS SaSuTh ly
The morning call., 1893-04-13

CALooN FOR sALE-FINE FIXTURES AND
- stock; cost $1,000: Triumph DIstllery Com
paHy. see MR.. ARMUR 3Os Sacramento u 2t%
GOOD CORNER GROCERY AND BAR FOR
" sale. Apply Call Branch once. spI2 81
The morning call., 1893-04-13

T.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS.
IA Montgomery St. S. r.
Can and obtain one of our "Rsai Estate Rec.
ords" which contains list of properties for sale
In all parts OF the City.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
&2C00 FINE SUBSTANTIAL NEW BAY.
b,t 1o, window cottage Of rooms and bathi
orieA foundations stone walks. etc Sanchez St
$4,000 sgT sgRsTASg!41 ss P,Ha I ngsENEss COR
hNtures OF established business and furniture in
house OF store and nat; lot 3oxs7;6.
$4,000 SSFLATs BEL! rs,c9 oF4.4AND ROOMS AND
tsnts SO So path; hrlcs foundations; lot 26x76
C60OO HOWARD ST. OMISSION WARM
ssnOVOO. beitl, near Twentieth; 2 cottages; lot
G7060 FINE NEW BAY-wINDow RESI-
" ZOO' dence OF rooms and bath: brick
lO6 %; Deyisadero ST.
$4,000 GAsTRo CAs.c c9 ST; pAY,w1NDow RESI-.
~, ". dence OF rooms and bath, porcelain
zo11Oo; commands fine view.
$4,000 wAsHINGToN ST; ELEGANT
SOAt'O' fats; bay-windows; brick founda-
irons etc. stone walks: sunny line of street; rents
ID 4 5OO. and 8 rooms and bath eacn; brick
Sl6.5O0. .Eo2y HowARP aE p, sT;, NEAR TEIRD: 2,
ls rooms; lot 4OxS6.
G7S0 FOUR HOUSES ALSO STABLE. ON
" oo' leased ground; ground rent So
S74O0 Tays.. Two NICE NICE FL FLATS AND REAR.
W; Scott ST good location.
GQ0l0 GRAND UNRESTRICTED VIEW,
0DOVO' Buena Vista Park: elegant residence
VI IL fc0msi all modern convenicnces; lot 2gxlOO
GR0OO WE WANT AN OFFER: NICE p
COOO. story bay window residence o II rooms
aII oaLn stone eHalks, brick foundations etc; part
&S10O 25TH ST: TWO BAY-wINDow
~. mats; brick foundations, etc; rents
@94' lo' -4xI14: near the Church-st, cable.
$4,000 CHAPULTEPEC ST.; GOOD HOUSE
- ~ w. OF rooms brick foundations, and 8
USIMPROvED PROPERTY.
S35O-25x75 near Cortland ave
S4OO-Cor. in Gift map No !, near Cortland ave.
SotO-Clarendon Heights. Clarendon ave, 25xlOO;
sunny line.
S220O-2Srd St, 5O:llxll4; sunny line
SoUO ana S6OO-San Jose ave, on line OF electric
road, large lets Tor sale easy terms; ON grade
S4l5I 5O-Sauchez St, 80 Gxl5O.
y. II. OMbskN & CO. Il Montgomery spll TuTh
G1000 No REASONABLE OFFER Will BE
" lOOO. re used; nice, new bay-wiudow house
OF rooms and bath; brick foundation. stone walzs
exc: lot 25x95;9: sunny line OF McAllister st.
must be sold G. II. UMBSES & co. IL Montgy.9 u
The morning call., 1893-04-13
MACHINES.
INVITATIONS TO SMILE.

O. Ok BUYS NEW S75 IMPROVED HTGH-ARM
,DAO Singer machine; factory price. las sixth. II
The morning call., 1893-04-13

r. LAt thSMI IH-SHUF: CHtAP Address d.
y 5. box IS, this ONCE. api2 3ts
n ELL-FITTED-UP SALOON. IN RUNNING OR
~ der: living rooms; cheap rent For psrticu-
lars call J 80 Filth St aplg 3ts
The morning call., 1893-04-13

A BARGAlS-GoODPAYI SALOON AND
~ dance-hall; must be sold, on account OF sick
ness. rs kearnY 81. AM 3 2fs
The morning call., 1893-04-13

Q1O 000 SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESS COR
" L. WV. ner on Pine St. including stock and
iNtures OF established business and furniture in
house Of store and FIAT; lot 3Oxs7;6
The morning call., 1893-04-13

GQC00 FINE SUBSTANTIAL NEW BAY.
~ CZOO. window cottage of 5 rooms and bath;
oriek foundations stone walks, etc Sanchez st
The morning call., 1893-04-13

Coffee AND CHOP HOUSE: CHEAP: GOOD
i cause 4l5 stockton ST ami 1 5ts
The morning call., 1893-04-13

C1OSO BOARDING-aoUsE N OAKLAND:
u -OU. 20 rooms; bargain. GUS STRAND.
1855 Market St
The morning call., 1893-04-13

Tor sALE-GOoD BUSINESS CORNER GRO
L Gerry and bar. Apply Call Branch once ap1I ITS
The morning call., 1893-04-13
STORAGE.

pAcIFIC STORAGE WAREHOUSE sol STOCK
l. ton st; furniture, pianos. ETC., stored: esti-
mates given: furnture-moying and p p,ckng. apl SIN
ElRsT-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
u sf2-ts4 Mission st cHAS l. TAYLOR ty3gt
The morning call., 1893-04-13
FINANCIAL.

DRIVATE PARTIES HAVING SMALL
] amounts 10 loan $500 to SIO0Ul can get from
TO per cent per mouth for same: well secured.
Cali upon send address TO NJ. J. LANMA CE
CO., real estate and loan agents, 466 Eighth St,
Oakland. Cal ap3lOt
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 639 Kearny st.. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches: low Interest oc4 u
The morning call., 1893-04-13

Gf00O 3FLATs OLA, ,4AND ROOMS AND
rents $50 so; Fourteenth ST.