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ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP.
A Lodging House Entered on Leaven
worth ard O'Ea-reU Streets

A Lodging House Entered on Leaven-
worth and O'FarreII Streets.
From the frequency with which lodging
houses have lately been entered and robbed
it is evident that there is a gang of opera
tors working the city. The robberies occur
at regular intervals. but the localities Wis
TIED are not confined to any particular
district.
One Of the cases recently reported to The
roiice occurred at the lodging house at sol
LeaYenworth street, run by a Mrs. Beale.
lie thief entered during the afternoon and
thoroughly rHnsaeked room occupied by
man named Kaiser. Kaiser, who is a
butcher. has roommate. and both men
Kept all their personal effects in the room.
Strange TO say, the room was entered while
one of the lodgerS was sleeping in the after
noon, hut this did not make any difference
To the thief, who quietly pull0ined TWO
watches from the bureau, one of which was
gold one worth $50 The burglar next
helped himself to sapphire rlEg, and then
proceeded 10 gather in all the wearing
apparel of the ro0mers. All the new
clothes were taken. consisting of two full
suits and oyercOatS, while what was left
behind consisted simply OF working clothes.
The house is 81 constructed that there is
stairway leading up from LeaYenworth
street, and one also that leads up from the
rear on O'Farrell street, making it possible
Tor person to get upstairs by one street
and leave by the other.
About two months ago a party of thieves
entered the rear of the Grocery-store OIL the
ground floor of the lOdg ng house aud
attempted TO carry off a quantity of stock
Kept In back room. The grocerymau.
Henry BlankeD, managed to capture one of
the thieves in the act of carrying off box
OF candles. Instead of turning the thief
over to the police Blapken. seeing his goods
were safe. administered terrific beating to
the thie1, taking satisfaction out Of his hide.
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FOR PORTLAND 6 ASTORIA. OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM I'm
i Ocean DivisOn-and PACIFIC COAST SSlSSS9
~ EAMSHIP COMPANY viii dispatch from SpeIF-
iiIeet wharf. 10 N FOR the above pcrts one o.
her A tx steamships. viz:
STATE or CALiFURSIA-Jan. "a Feb 3, II,
@arct B.. : %, AErtl %, Is. 50
col UMRIA-teb. I, -. rs, March g. 81, April 3
IA %.
oREGoN-Jan 20. Feb Q. q, March 5 II, 81
Arm 10. %.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pscias
and other dfyeIgiug lines Tor all points in Oregon
Washington, British Columbla. Alaska. Idaho
kou1Ans, Dakota Utah, wyoming Yellowstone
IaIk and all points east aud south and to Europe
fare to PortIand-CaLin $16; steerase. 50; round
uiJ, CABIN, $50
1iclet anlces-1 Montgomery street aud Palace
lCtel, New Montgomery street.
height ofsce 700 California street
GCuDAII PERKINS & Co. supu. Ocean Line
III 10 Market street. san francisco
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PBGIElC COAST STEAMSHIP ca.

nlSPA1CH STEAMERS FIRM SAN ra
IL lrancScO Tor ports in Alaska > A. NJ 6szsz9
January y, February 10, "a, March 10, -, Aprii
J., 50.
Tor british Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Every Friday.
fUr Eureka, Humboldt Bay Wednesdays, A u.
Ter Santa Ann Los Angeles and all way porti.
every fourth and NTH day. 8 A
FOR San Diego, stopping only at Les Angeles,
fanta Barbara and san Luis Obispo, every fourth
and fifth day at u A. Il.
Fer ports in Mexico. first OF each month.
Ticket Once-Palace Hotel : New MontgomoryJs
GUCDALL PERKINS & Co, General Agents.
II 10 Market st san rranrtsc0
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Wong for vagrancy. The latter has served
term in San Quentin for burglary.
Judge Conlan had six of the Chinese who
were arrested for vagrancy and visiting
house Of illrepute before him. Through
their counsel, they pleaded guilty TO the
latter charge and were each fined $50 or
twenty days in Jail. The charge of vagrancy
was dismissed, as the Judge was satisfied
from inquiries at the Chinese consulate that
me defendants were fishermen from San
Pablo Bay and would Immediately return
on being released. The court warned them
that II they ever came before him again
they would be severely dealt with. and adj
Vlsed them TO tell their friends to keep out
OF Chinatown during the present turbulent
times
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ESTABLISHED N 1860.

Cheap LAND-RANCHU DE NoyATo, COM
y priSiHg 5000 acres Al Novato. Marin County
Cal, line of > +. and y. p. ky tpouohue broad
gauRe) 70 miles from san Francisco. Average
price, SO per acre. This property has been sub
divided into villa sites, Town lots. tracts and
small ranches of from % 10 200 any desired
SIZE. The lana varies from low hills 70 rich bot
TOMS and is perfectly adapted to growing olives,
pruEes, peac hes grapes aud all KINDS OF fruit grain
and vegetables- Unlimited market IN city for ala
produce; both rail and water transportation from
the property TO san Francisco. Low frelclts and
fares. Town OF Novato, railroad station, hotel
stores, nrstciass graded school. postOfhee aud
press Offices. meat market etc. all the property,
Gail or address syndicate Investment Company ~
and 90 Chronicle building. url II
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE;
! send Tor list D. J. W EST. Martinez, Cat mr2 Inns
CoNoMA COUNTY LAND; SMALL AND LARGE
- ranches LisLASDREW PRICE Healdsburg.25tf
NEW CATALOGUE-SAN JOSE ORCHARD
- homes and city property; call or send for one.
WOOSTER q IN SIGN, 624 Market ST. ;. F. ta5 II
4 ONERNMENT LAND>-PERFECTLY LEVEL.
u rich soil, in fine valley. railroad. in CslIfor-
MIA: employment at good wages near by: fuel and
water plentiful; many settlers and some iue farms
there now send cents Tor in OF nation to +. W.
LAKE. Flood building. san Francisco. no2O
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

iOp from town. but only mile from stations on
both roads; choice wheat fruit land at ,he low
price OF $50 per acre.
$50 acres-h!A ranch 40 acres Gu tivatable when
cleared; log house; large spring at acres garden
ing patch fenced in; at least 1900 cords @. hrewood
within miles ~ switch on the railroad: I miles
from town; $1,000
Another 100 acres, similar, with more clear land.
a running stream and spring. but no house: n
slightly place; cheap at $500, ID. Il. TYING,
Scnoma city, Cal. mrl7 st
7 US ANGELES PROPERTY AT A BARGAIN.
i Address A RHEUDE, s. Cherubusco St is IT.
E<ARGAIS-lO0 ACRES CHOICE FRUIT LAND;
- finely situlted; only > hours from san Fran
cisco. Address j. Il. W. box ia Gail Branch Is II
II HEADQUARTERS FOR EXCHANGES: CITY
II and country. FALCONER X STOUT - Mont
gOmery st. inrI2 II
DOR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
\ see D. u. WING, Sonoma City. Cal. mr7 u
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The Divorce Court.

Carrie Loring has been granted a divorce
from Julius B. Loring by Judge Sanderson
on the ground of desertion.
Judge Hebbard has granted Esther Col
man a divorce from Charles Colman, be-
cause of the latter's willful neglect
The following divorce suits have been
begun:
Martha Orchard vs.. Jasper Orchard, Solo
mon Winter vs.. Mary Winter; Kate r. de
Motto VS. Edgar NJ. de Motto, and Ulrica
X. E. Anderson VS.. Peter Anderson.
An oak tree nearly Eve centuries old was
recently felled near Casteton, Ind.
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Sued the City.

Harry c. Klopenstlne. as the assignee of
Cunningham. Curtiss & Welch, has sued
the city for goods sold and delivered. The
claim is for stationery, and this is the first
suit entered on the intimaton conveyed,
after the exhaustion of the general fund,
that creditors must sue the city
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JAPAN AN CHrNA Lr,-E.

FOR OKOHAMA AND HONGR NG,
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for Shang-
hal, aud at Hoagkong for East Indies, Straits, etc
-. CITY Of Rio de Janeiro, Thursday, March 23,
Ell p. n.
IS. China, Tuesday April -. at P. N.
IS. Peru. Saturday. Nav L. at P N
Found-trip tickets TO Yokohama aud return at rs-
Guced rates
For freight or passage apply az the Office corner
FIRST and BranHau streets.
Irauth Ofice-2UZ Front street.
ALEXANDER Gen FER. General Agent.
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Coughs, &c.

SUFFERERS FROM COUGHS AND ASTHMA
VIII find sure relief from these distressing
complaints in Hale's Honey of Horehound
and Tar, medicine widely known and esteemed
for its valuable pulmonic qualities, being princi-
paly compounded from the syrup or honey pre-.
pared from the plant OF Horehound, skinfuly COM
bined with Far in such manner as TO entirely
overcome the unpleasant taste of the latter thus
rendering this medicine extremely paiatabie while
not deracting from It's soothing properties Chronic
as well as Ordinary Colds and Coughs readily yield
TO this fine medicine. ASk tour Druggist for
"Hale's Honey OF HoIehound and Tar" {fulI name).
and take substitute.
oc24 II FrTu
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Hiqhhinders Sentences.

Two Of the highbinders arrested last FRI
day were sent to the House of Correction
by Judge Campbell yesterday-Slng Fook
for carrying concealed weapon and Chin
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PACIEIG MAIL STEAMSHIP Gn.

THRuUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
i Steamers viii sail noon on the sta, S2--a
15th aud 18th OF each month, calling at 1852
VARIOUS ports OF Mexico aud Central America.
Through line saIDEs-MArch 70. IS Acapu co:
April .. IS. san juan; April IS. IS City OF New
York.
NoTE-when the sailing day falls on Sunday
steamer will be dispatched the following Monday.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND E>TltAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
Steamer, leave san Francisco At noon on the Sd
and 18th OF each month. calling at various Mexican
and Cen tral American ports.
Way Line SAiinGs-sS. Colon, March IS; SIS. san
Jose. Aprii J.
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= Use OF ENGLISH LINOLEUMs soc; MAT.
j. tlnls. l0c; Brussels carpet laid, 6Uc; furniture
lowest prices. SHREK, 1910 ana 1872 Stockton
street nrs II
|7ARPETs-sMIrH's BRUSSELS Csc VA RID
~ NJ FRIEDMAN d co, 224-225-23O and 300
Stockton. and 2S7 Post ST.. open evenings. Il
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DOCTOR SWEAMY-
TO LEASE!

THAT MAGNIFICENT HOTEL IN PALERMO
L Butte County, now being completed with every
modern Improvement. Possession January list.
Liberal terms to right party. Apply to &. W.
MCAFEE. 10 Montgomery street. nO29 Turf jp
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Forty years of unin-
terruPted and constantly
increasing success is the
record back of every
Singer Machine. The rigid
system of tests and inspec-
ton matured by this long
experience guarantees to
every purchaser a first
class modern sewing ma
chine, reliable under all
circumstances and abso-
lutely perfect in every de-
tail.
Eleven million Singer
Machines sold in the last
forty years, each one of
them carefully looked
after, and every purchaser
thoroughly instructed.
Tile PAST guarantees the future.
THE SINGER MANIC. Co
Offices Everywhere.
San Francisco Office,
22 POST STREET,
IN IL WnFrRMr
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WHITE STAR LINE.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPIN ALL -.
- fortnight!y for the West Indies and zks[EsP
Southampton, calling en- route at CherbeQrT
trance, and Plymouth to land passengers
Through Bllls OF Lading In connection with the
Pacific Mail SIS CO. issued for freight aud treasure
10 direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply mouth,
Cherbourg, Southampton. First-ciass, Sle5; third
class 497 90. For further particulars apply 60
PARROTr & CO. AzAntS, 206 Californian
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

$1,000 MAKE AN OFFER: ls2:ex1l5 q.
tILo''O' Sc. or. goth ave. and ST.; outside
$5ooo-75x1l5 IT.; n. side of 18th st, near Gas.
80, block II; Flint ract
S56O,tor lots; 3OxlOO each; . corners: Uni
Verslty Homestead Association.
S59O-lOJzl2O: ; L. cor. Bowdoin and Dwight
SIS; MYERS ~ II homestead Association
S29O-AONlUO; $. line 3lst ave. IS f. T. ] st ::
@11Rck Dol; Bay Park Homestead Association.
,S59o-5Oxl25 IT,; s. line of Montana ST.. $50 IT.
l. OF OrtzSba: Ocean View.
-CbAS. I. FISHER. 81 Montgomery ST.
S-RooM COTTAGE on TwENTY.FIFTH ST.,
- half block w. OF Castro. $500 $4,000 each:
al modern couYentences and street work done /:
easy terms F. NELSON, 1920 Tweniy-ifth ST,
HeaI castro. mrI7 II
I LANDER,
BUILDER AND OWNER. 10 MONTGOMERY ST
WHY PAY RENT
WHY PAY RENT
WHY PAY RENT
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

~ IT,
A H Noyes, Minneapolis
A c Maguus, Chicago
q Bloom Il ", Chicago
Mir and Mrs SchWabcher,
Chicago
II Ii fogg X W, Maine
ii \ FOgg. Maine
c G WalcUtt Il W. Chicago
A ErierIy, New Orleans
4 c ROdewald. England
X II CouutiSS. Chicago
r { Moore. Nevada
X Lewis. Reno
I Beau1ry, Denver
Mrs & b Sperry, stockton
c { MclYor 81 w. y Jose
A L stephens " ", Detroit
A NJ Stewart, st LOUIS
j q H., Melbourne
I ) beaumont, Melbourne
ii I Ban Der, \ ew York
W j Neuman. London
Nine a Lenk, sydney
j Davis X ", New York
I Carey a W, New York
Il Il Carey, New YORK
+ II HasEins, New YORK
Grace Carey, New York
l. Bretkinde. New YORK
Mrs u 5 Horn, Pa
& Is Horton. New YORK
n 6 Morse. IS Alan eda
7 Heushaw, Chico
r ii Shaw. Minnesota
ID e Foster. salt Lake
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SAN FRANCISCO AND Mp RAN WAY.

GoNhEN CHG SUNDAY, NOV. 90 1902
- ana until further notice. boats and trains viii
IsaTs from and arrive at the san Francisco Pzassas
scr Depot, harket-strset wharf, as follows:
From San Francisco for Point Tiburon.
- Belvedere and San Raj ell.
WEEK DAYS. :40. $40, II 40 a. N. : :3t, 5:Ok,
st go P. II.
sUNDAYs-s;0o, ESQ. II 100 A. n: i 80. 3: 80
500, 6 20 p. NJ ~
From san Rafael for San Francisco
WEEK DAfS-B:25. 7 :55, 9 80 A. n l2:4a 3;G0
b:O5 r N SATURDAY. oNLY-An extra trio
at 80 P. Z. S
sUEpAYs.s:lo, e:4O. I1:Io A NJ: 1:4O. s:G2
90 8 :25 p, L.
Prom Point Tfburon tn San Francisco.
WEEK DAfS-o $50, 500 9 :55 A. n: I:lO :Ob,
trip az 6:55 P. N
sUNpAYs--s:4 40, Jos. 1855 A. N; 2:O5. 4:Os,
6:3V, :55 P 4.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
N. P. COAST R. R,
....VIA....
9AJ5ALTTo EERRX.

TIME TABLE.
Gem,@ IN Ig wednasday. Feb. I. 1893,
ana until further notice, boats and trains viii run
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUsAIIro ROSS
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL (Heek daysl-7 80
ts1hdays)-e;Oe. 1o;0O, 11:3O A n; ! 80, $500,
100. $50 r.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY 7y-.ef
-1iSO. 800, 400 A NJ s:25. 90, Gals
(sundays)-s GO. 1000. 1850 A. II: 1870. 500,
o:UO r. n. Extra trip Oh Saturdays az 40 P. n.
IRON SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO Tyger
eays.6;Zo' 7;i6. SAB. 1905 A. Nj 1:45. 3::l,
4undaysJ-s 800. $3.50 A. NIP 100 ~: 1888, $50.
6;OO r n Extra trip on Saturdays az 30 P 4
Fare 81 cenIs round trip.
From MILL VALLEY FOR SAN FRANCISCO C17ssI
aays)-6;3O. 1888. S;l0, ll;l0 \, NJ; 3:35 .O5
tsmdaysl-s;o5, loIO 1910 a NJ las, 3:5a
o:I2 ?, Il. rare, 40 cents, round trip.
From SAusALIro Tor SAN FRANCISCO fwssk
$40 P. NJ. ''
(bundsysJ - s:45. 1880 A ~; l2.45. 2l5. 4I5
:45 r. N. Extra trip on Saturdays az 80 p "
Fare rs cents, round trim.
Leave Cisco sae Fran Through Train, Arrive sa3 Fran
l:i6 Pm. days caloma Point f2:I5PI weeE:
AZ Reyes. lom5les days ,ex Moui lay
SEQ SUNDAYS lahdway stations. i5;lo P. II Daily.
a Towards. Dun-i IA "
1ioO week DAYS can NILS. GAIA 0:25 Mond7y1
fi5 Saturdays s gar4 ana way 6lo IN %S 9s
1hiry-day E1cursIon-RJund Trip, . per CENT
reduction. f' - f -'
Friday to Monday Observation-Disclosures TlcL..,,
Toea ona aud Point Reyes, 81 IS; TOnlaiss 80 On.
Towards 81 so: Caz4dero. - 90 '''
Sunday Observation-Disclosures Tickats, PoI,l
Reyes, 81 90; aud Tomsles. 81 so.
THROUGH STAGE CONN ECri0NS DAILY 1SI7-
day excepted AT Cazaiero with morning trAn from
Ban Francisco TO and from Stewards Point, Gu4laiA
Point Arena. Cufey5 Cove, Navarro, Mendocino
CITY. Fort Bragg aud al points on me North Coast
\. B. LATHAM
Gen. Pasa 8 Ttt Az
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QtSiTab6 location.
the most costly finished the most inexpensive;
ali III desirable neighborhoods.
If you desire, can erect house according 70
your own plans Ia any part OF the city.
For particulars apply 10 l. LAM DER. Is Mont.
gomery st nolStf FrifuThu
j<ARGAIN: FREMONT sT.: 3 FLATS; RENTS
- SOU mortgage OF $4,000 at Hibernfa BANK can
remain; only 5000. MURPHY. 1926 Pine. mrl5 II
GDD6A NEW COTTAGE N BERKEIEY: 3
Sno - y rooms; lot 4Oxl2O; good location;
Sll00--large lot on hu: 2OOxI6O; good soil;
superb views: S. monthly.
SIa5-Lot 25NI02; So monthly.
s s3S9-tot soxl Sa;g YIN o!eaaTd
NhAS. a, BAll.t4. owner. 20 montgomery st. Off
Gan RAFAEL-FoR SALE, EXCHANGE. TO
- lease-ImproYed and uuimproved uroDerty
station. --''U -''1 O"'
Two modern houses 10 and u rooms; acres to
San Rafael ParS-l2 acres, with improvements;
Unimproved-4 acres. adjoining the park.
one block aud several lots by the rallrosl staten.
The house OF 10 rooms, furnished or unfinished.
c,45 Tnan Ss only FOR improved city property in
24iO Post St. city.
$4,000 F 5, SeFesy OF seo5 F sSsS 81. "a
monthly; 5000 house OF rooms, near university;
$500 and upward. lots 5Oxl25. adjacent to the
We'll. 4l5 Montgomery st. fe7tf
NOW Is THE TINE To BUILD.
Lumber IS low rents are high: money Is cheap.
We build houses fer cash or installments
II you lot no cash required otherwise
small amount down. balance same as rent
TIE HOME BUILDING COMPANY.
mr42 II l. MONTGOMERY ST.
G11zO LOTS on 24TH, NEAR SANCHEZ:
y I,LO. CASTRO aud 25th. go Diamond.l4 ~
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Al HOTEL.

Miss NJ Hall. Cal
II beering x fy. Glasgow
Mrs w 4 u AuUurh, Cal
Mrs. + NJ Taylor. Colo
! Mrs ! II BeuneuX. Colo
u W Lewe iyn. Chicago
r Jettery, Chicago
{ S Wheeler, Wash
ii b lneHrle, chicago
Kew II Smyfhe & W, NY
l. Leland a ~. ottawa
u de + Earle & w, y Y
j. h Terry 4 W, olympia
Admiral Irwin, L > y
Mrs Irwin. Mare Isisnd
W H By rnes. Cal
{ L Barrett. Cal
Miss Buch, Cal
Mrs Barrett. Cal
X w Trumbull, Mimi
Mrs X " Trumbuu. MINI
il Francis & w. Cal
Mrs J Williams. Stockton
X Il Hoes. Z SN
& II Steason. baltimore
! ) II Baurle. Chicago
II HeTveisal, Italy
Il & bartlett A " NY
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Ifyou are tired Of paying rent call and see me.
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rooms and bath ~
$50 per mouth Will secure Groom cottage in a
de s'rabie location. " "
SIS and upward. all sorts OF 2-story houses from
the most costly finished To the most inexpensIve-
ali IN desirable neighbour Gods.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO.
- waiting works. 80 ana 40 Eighth st; q STE
VEINS. manager Telephone call, $3.50 mrs ION
THOROUGH CARPET CLEANING, SC PER YRD:
i altering. laying MITCHELL, 236 l4th st. 10 Inns
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
~ renovated; all work guaranteed J. w. SHAN
ABAN. Polk St; Tel. 3l46; send posta.fell I'm
HARPETs THOROUGHLY CLEANSED AND
~ renovated same S. S. fERG USON 81
co, 70 Tenth ST; telephone 3o36
THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO GET YOUR CAR
pets cleaned is 453 Stevenson ST. TeL322S o24 II
NONKLIN's CARPET BEATING WORKS. 1893
y Golden Gate ave. teleDhoze 2l2s. IL u
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- - 40 q = q" - = HeAAs a. i
L Hovey. Melbourne
Il kuutsman. sydney
II Il W oodward, Peoria
sehniit&w. Mon
y !. Lin dsay. y 4
Admiral FoatherStone,
sydney
G Lamb & W, Iowa
A Lamb IS ", Iowa
Miss G Lamb, Iowa
Miss Z Ware. Iowa
J Martin, Iowa
Mrs Martin. Iowa
Miss r Martin. Iowa
Master Z Martin. Iowa
NJ OnSwald. Ny
y i Avery, Mich.
Mrs Nj Paul 4 c, Tenn
A II Calhoun, n Y
e { Fisher & W. London
II q StringeT. y 2
Il W lie bard, Mich
Mrs JH Goldlhwait, Mas
MissMCGoidihwait,N Mas
7 + Casey. MD. Australia
c c Strauss a W. LondoI
j NJ Stout * 4, Salt LAKE,
Mr. a Mrs Han Cal
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-
A L Noble 4 W, st Paul
W W Chase. New ! ork
l. Sc isser, PittSburg
c II Robinson, Fresno
J.H Metcalf, Byron
Mrs A Paige. Los Angeles
c 7 Dwyer. Les Angeles
G..E Anime, II Louis
Mrs II G Morse. 81 Louis
q II AibOrg, Oakland
q A Nise,,Sew YORK
{ II smith, Henley
w & Cody, Avon City
II A johnson. Seattle
G d Goodrich, New York
i A Frey. New York
G HOchsts dter. Chicago
B.iismburger, Cincinnati
II NJ Corbett 4 ", PTIlnd
G Corbett a W. Portland
W II Graham y I'm, Napa
ClCodwaidter. Red Bluff
II kUiseg. Chicago
/ W Clifford, Chicago
A'FarH' r. Michigan
Mrs 7 a Black & dau, Pa
Mrs r & Price, san Jose
Mrs - C Hoiley, y Y
ID : skinner & ", Denver
w IL CbamDeriin. Denyr
J II Alien, 81 Paul
ii g Allen, ST Paul
ID Ii Jersey s. W, ~ Paul
g A WiliRrd. Minnesota
w Higgins, Indiana
n a Pitcher Ifvarmora
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-12

TO Whiten Porcelain Saucepana-
Have tie pans half filed with no.
water, throw IN tablespoonful OF pull
verified borax and let il boil II this
does not remove all the stains, soap a
cloth, sprinkle on plenty OF powdered
borax and scour the pan well-Good
Housekeeping
Remedy fer Chlbialns on the Hands
Take piece Of alum bout the size Of
nut, and melt in enough hot water to
cover the hands When the alum has
quite dissolved soak your hands IN the
liquid for a quarter OF an hour. Wipe
the hands dry. put on loose gloves at
once, wear them all night, and as long
as you can during the day.-Drake's
Magazine.
-Cazliaower.-Remove the outer
stalks Soak II cold water and cook IN
boiling sailed water about twenty min
utes Drain, separate the stalks, put
them IN dish and season 10 taste: or,
with two teaspoonfuls lemon juice, q lit
tie salt and pepper mixed with oRe-Quar-
ter cup Of melted butter. Or pour thin,
white sauce over the eaulihower and
sprinkle coarse bread crumbs which
havs been Drowned in butter over the
sauce-Farm. Field and Preside
Bone Soup.-Did any of ''Ths
Householder" eTer try 70 make soup
out OF the leavings of roast turkey or
chicken? Save all the bones. the bits
Of meat, skin. etc. and boil in plenty Of
= -,
At supper you viii find ito your sur
prise, 10 doubt that you have most
savorv, palatable soup. 4 spoonful Of
mashed potatoes, what dressing you
have left a little bit OF thiekening,
pepper, salt and butter NAV be added a
little while before serving, or in time 20
become thoroughly incorporated De
t-oit Free Press
Boston Baked Beans-One quart of
beans, nicely picked and soaked IN col d
water over night; IN the morning par
boil; one pound Of picked pork; wash,
scrape and cut the rind in strips three
quarters Of al inch wide. Put the beans
in a bean-pot, with the pork in the CEN
ter, the rind even with the top of the
beans, add about one-fourth Of cup Of
molasses. fill the bean-pot with boiling
water till the pork and beans are COW
cred, cover and put TO bake: add water
as needed and bake for six or eight
hours, or. indeed, ali day. The next
morning heat through remove the cover
and bake till a delicate brown, when
they will be most delicious: and the
oftener they are warmed over the better
they viii be II q bean-pot is not pro
durable a crock or jar may be substi-
tuted.-Farm, Field and Fireside
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-12
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City property IN Wichita, Edo
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Perfect title has been acquired
to these properties by the mort
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