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LNoR sALE--s250. 600: ORANGE ORCH
II ards walnut orchards, deciduous fruit
orchards, olive orchards, dairy or farm
ranches fine city residences, hotels lodging
houses, grocery stores. hardware business,
fruit stands, cigar stands, meat markets. sa-
looms, bakeries, restaurants, and all kinds OF
mercantile business; prices from 800 20
$2o0, 900; we neither advertise nor try to sell
anything that will not stand the strictest In
ond ST. 1O-1 NJ
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PERSONAL.

MARRIED LADIES' SAFEGUARD; PAT
WI .ented; no medicine; no equal money re-
LADIES' NOVELTY CO., Kansas City, Mo.
S-26 6m
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Very cheap lot corner Eleventh and Hope
streets.
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IVOR sALE-LODGING HOUSE, CENTRALLY
II located, of rooms with 1S regular board
ers. Address y. K. b., Box 90, Herald. IO-3 At
GOOD PAYING DAIRY BUSINESS CLOSE
" to city, clearing %100 a month STREETER
d SHARPLESS, no S. Broadway. l0-1 II
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TOUU quishment of l6o acres, within Z
mile of station on Southern Pacific railroad in
TINS county; about 60 acres under cultivation;
land all cleared and irst-class small house and
other improvements; price $500. will ex-
change for property in the city.
NOLAN & SMITH,
lOd If 22S w. Seeoud st,
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A DAMS ROUSE & MEEKINs,
N 207 West Second st
For sale--Best orange land in Azusa valley;
10, 20 or 3O-acre tracts; ~ shares water per
acre; in Hathaway tract, 3 miles southwest OF
Azusa station: arrangements made TO plant in
best citrus trees, with one years care for one
fourth the land. Also hrst-elass orange groves
in the Azusa.
Our city properties are cheap and desirable,
We mean business Call and see us.
lO-4 If
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HELP wANTrp-MALE.

w TANTED- loo MEN FOR THE soUDAN.''
w Call stage door Los Angeles theater
Thursday, Oct s. at pm. sharp. 1O-z q
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

General Torchn of France is a descendent
OF Racine.
The Gar personally spends about $40,
600, 900 year.
The Prince Of Wales Is thoroughly at
home on skates.
NJ. Clemenceau, the French duelist, tides
bicycle aud is fond of it as means of
travel.
The Cyrus w. Field place at Irvington
has become the residence Of Mr.. a. l.. Bar
Der by purchase.
Wilson Mcdonald. the sculptor, whose
Hancock statue is soon to grace the upper
end Of New York, is modelling q statuette
of James G. Blaine.
President DIaz of Mexico Is hard work
Ing gentleman Of quiet manners and simple
tastes. He is not above riding in the street
cars of the capital city, and never tries to
awe the conductor with his free pass.
Russell Harrison announces that his
paper. the Helena Journal, which some
months ago was seized by the Sheriff, will
resume publication In a few days, all the
business troubles having been adjusted.
w. Clark Russell, the novelist, whom all
Europe Is raging over just now, was born In
the old Carleton Hotel. on Broadway. New
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RAILROAD DISCRIMINATION.

The Sacramento Record onion argues
that overland lines of railroad cannot exist
unless the charges on local tariff are made
enough above the cost Of service to paw for
the cost Of transportation over the long
stretches Of road which, from a business
point Of view, are simply bridges connecting
thIckly settled localities at each end. There
might be something in this argument if the
railroad company had simply fixed local
rates high enough TO cover the cost of tray-
ersing barren spaces Of country. But the
facts are that freight has been carried over
these non-prodnetiYe stretches Of country al
lower rates than the average cost of moving
freight. The Manufacturers Association
say that goods from New York aud Chicago
have been distributed at interior California
points at about the rates charged San Fran
cisco manufacturers 10 reach the same
points. Yet all these New York and Chi
cago goods are carried over the uDproduc-
tive stretches Of country. The California
manufacturer has been charged twice and
three times as much as the cost of service
would justify. That competing goods might
be brought across the continent below the
average cost Of moving freight. The plea
that ihe settled par. Of California must pay
for moving trains over unproductive sections
viii hardly have weight in the face OF such
gross discrimination against the industries
IF the State.
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STATE TEXTBOOKS.

10 q communication to which the sigma
ture Of Teacher" is attached the follow
ing passage occurs:
10 Tie opinion Of nearly every teacher IN San
Francisco and I might say nearly every teacher
in the State OF California except those who
have been hired 10 do something on the state
textb0oks). California is an awful example
Tie books are extremely expensive and abso-
iuteiy Falueless.
This opinion IS too sweeping to carry
much weight Tie books are not expensive
to pupils nor are they absolutely value
less. Tie writer intimates that the few
eacheTs who favor the printing Of text
books by The State have been bought by
the offer Of work on the books. This is
very unjust. Would our correspondent
think reply that he teachers who oppose
the State textbooks were Influenced by the
Inducements Of profit held ont by the pri-
yate publishers nice kind Of argument
And yet there is more money for somebody
Ia the old plan OF purchasing books OF
Eastern publishers than there is in the
work Of compiling schoolbooks for the
State series. II this case We have parents
on one side and teachers on the other.
When we we're buying books OF private
frequent. Tie schoolbOoks not only
cost three prices to begin with. but
were constantly being changed. The books
purchased for the older of family Of chill
dren would rarely do for the next in age
There would be a few pages tackled upon
the original book and pupils were required
% get new ones. The Board Of Education
was beset with schoolbook dTummers Wit
were Hing 10 pay a good price for votes.
The charge was frequently made that every
change OF books was made profitable TO teach
ers. OF this, however. we do not remember
that proof was often furnished. Under the
present system We hear no complaints from
parents. a muTmur arises occasionally
from other sources, but IL has not generally
been difficult in most eases TO trace il tC
parties VINO would Ike to supply The public
schools with books. In question Of this
nature, where the parents are on one side
and The teachers on tie other. we incline Ia
give the greater consideration to parents.
There are more Of them and they are les:
exposed to opportunity than teachers. i
has often been said in satirieal way thai
the schools were established for the benefit
Of teachers rather than for the benefit oil
pupils. The more charitable view is that
the interests Of teachers in the schools are
still subordinate to those Of pupils. So long
as parents are content with the workings
Of law the teachers will do well to do The
best they can with tie books given them
10 rrnrk viii,
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Commissioner Rea relies uIon the Senate TO
keep him in office, and ADDS thatif the Whole
Senate had been elected this year. the
whole useless baggage OF the Railroad Gem
missianers would be pitched into the limbo
Of dishonered and rerudated institutions"
Without doubt. if the entire Legislature had
been elected this year. there would have
been but little more doubt of the action of
the Senate toward the commission than OF
that of the Assembly. Admitting that past
Legislatures have failed TO regulate rail-
road charges. it docs not follow that Rail-
road Commission should be maintained TO
make a ike failnre
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THE BUSINESS VIEW.

There is a disposition in certain quarters
to regard the Hawaiian revolution as move
ment on the part Of sugar. growers to get
the bounty paid for American sugar. a
little reflection viii show that this could not
have been tue controlling motive. One of
the FIST acts OF the Democratic Congress
will be the repeal Of the act giving bounty
70 American sugar Among Democrats
there does not seem TO be very considerable
differences Of opinion on this point. 1t is
quite probable that q duty viii be imposed
on foreign sugar. but under the existing
treaty Hawaiian sugar would come IN free
The business view Of things al the Islands
fav0rs annexation. but rather on general
principles than from any expected advan-
tage 70 The sugar-gro wing interest.
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ptlIY CALL dncluding Sundays, s. per year oy
rsp postpaid; Is cents per week. or IS cents per
fslep6sr month through carriers. DAILY CALI
fseeoples. three months. SIS %. SUNDAY CALI
(si9fren pages, 81 so per year. postpaid soNpAt
CAILand WEEKLY CALL. g 50 per } ear postpa'@
WEEKLY CALL q psgesl. 81 per year. poslpAi@
THr CALI cannot retarn rejected mahuser'p's
rtl viii tie editor enter into correspondence 30
r4sffirp tfap,
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York. in 1874. RE is almost the only Amer
len writer in Britain who ackno lodges
b birthplace and native land.
General Belimarkoyitch, a member of the
Servian Regency, has suddenly become in
sane and committed to an asvlum. General
Belim rkoyitch WAS one of the three'Re-
gents appointed during the minority of King
a lsy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


RET Mrs. Puetz-Practice, $50 Folsom
49, street jazz lm%
ESs Notice Is Hereby Given That r.
hF>c II. Rosenbaum, have this 9th day of Janu,
airy, 1888, pure based the interest of L. Gilman
formerly known as Gilman Il Rosenbaufn ner,
chant tsilors. None bus myself are authorized TO
contract debtA RS 81 HENRY RosENBAUM
- Any Person who Witnessed n Quar-
We rel between two men opposite the Palace
Hotel on the night OF September 3. 1892 about 10
o'clcck, VIII DO Literally rewarded By calling goa
Front ST., room IL. tal5 7ts
- Cornsi Cornsl Wsrtsi wsrtsi Bun
s1D fonsi moles and callous esh are ERIN anently
removed without pain by Dr. Lamotte's French Corn
Paint and DR. Lamotte's French Bunion Plasters:
70 een!s; sold oT all druggists aud shoestorxe De-
pot 1910 Market ST.. s. \. iaV5 81
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AUCTION Sales TO-DAY.

FunNs1 uRr.-By 5. Basch. At SO Suffer ST..
al J. O'Clock.
frt~14rr7.-I3y NJ. !. simmons. at 1857 Market
81. - IL clock
Rssr1rRANr.-By L vincent. at So Stuart ST..
az j ! O'Clock.
FIRNIrt sE-By Chas. Levy Co. at l724
Suffer Sc. al II o'clock
FTFNI1 II by Gee. +. hanson, al 1914 ieaV-
ON n q II n rlnnk
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MEATHER PREDICTIONS.

Omcial Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Mi ut Monday
IEFARTNENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRASUlsco January -. 1881
san francisco and vicinity - Fair weather
slight changes ia temperature; variable winds.
7. 7. .lFNKINs. LoeaI Forecast O1IcIAl
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TIE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
4 Potter building, New York CRY, isprovided with
fl,iei California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
NulSnAIates ana sample copies furnished
r X NiISCa Manager
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TIE oALL cALENDAR.
JAxuARY. 1893.
NOTICEI

I'm o. our patrons ,rbo fail to fnd THE
MORNING CALL Tor sale 5u train-5Ogs
ts{l confer q 1aror ~ notifying tbs office o.
MCact nenina tie date and traln.
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eos Montgomery street near Clay, open until IL
o'clock P. n. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny, open until II o'clock midnight
s8e Hayes sTrest, open uatii $50 O'Clock; 603
Lafkin street open until so O'Clock: 25Is Mission
oersst. open until O'Clock ?. NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street. open until $3.50 p. II
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The Crown Princess Of Sweden, who Is
stlll suffering from weak lungs, will not
spend the winter in Egypt, "a has been her
custom for several wears.
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Units. yyinslow,s sootbin~ svrn.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
Has leen used over fiity years by millions OF moth
tIs for their Children while teething with perfect
trcoess. 1t sootbes the child, softens the gums
sllays pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels
and IS the best remedy for diaTrhea whether arising
from teething CT other causes For sale by drug
sisis in every part OF the world Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Wlnsow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty ave
cents bottle.
FxTRA MiDca pies Sur.tSys O,g Snr,a- ..roo.
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THE DAIr.Y MORNING CALL

FOX SALh Al
New York. .BRENTANo BROS, Union sqHsre
Ckiraeo ..N ews Stand Palmer House
Mn orleans GALL8T & JOU BERT,
1lbls Common 81
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REMNANTS OF decorated plates al half price
during The annual clearance sale at Nathan,
Dohrmann & Co.'S, 122-132 Suffer street, below
keArnV
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IT Is not what propretors say. but what Hoods
SaTsaparla does. that tells the story OF its merit
Hoods sarsaparilia when all other medicines
fall,
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E1S go, +. A a'"i"ii coraeT o eeary and and q
Steiner sts First degree THIS EVENING. x x
January so. at Z 80 O'Clock: By order OF the W.
master. II !. z PEEK. Secretary.
gP California Lodge No. /. II. a
80 and A: NJ, Will meet THIS (MON- "a
4A EgG Era Ssvr January So at 7so XXX
Muster. ~ FRANKLIN H. DAY. Secretary.
~ California; Chapter No. 5. X g
80 80 A: ~. viii meet THIS th0NDAD "A
6xESINs r. J oasr 9t 30 10. a O'Clock Xxx
FRANKLIN H DAY. Secretary.
" Officers and Members or .SsA.l,1,
W. Occidental Lodge No l7s, l. @. SIX
o. r.. requested to attend a special -1eSS D
meeting TO he held at their hail. 100 ~>1IlfASS~r
o'Farlel street, on TUESDAY, January 81 at 80
NJ. for the purpose of attending the funeral of
our late brother. Geo. N. Wetherbee, z. g.
la3O It VIM GRAssHoFF, Rec sec.
re- District No. g. i. @. % F .sena5ll.
Harmony Lodge No. Is. Gerinania * o.
Lodge No. 1l6, ConcordIa Lodge No. ~52lNSS-
l22, Hermann lodge No. las aud Yorwaerts Lodge
No. 3l3 comprising the Ger N district are here
by invited 10 attend the district ae ting nnde the
auspices Of Concordia Lodge No. l22, at Oda Eel
O'Clock. In +. L. and +.
70 2t MAX CHUMANN. Dist. Dep Grand Master
Es The Funeral of HENRY Ii ca
&~S SINGER will take place from his ,sta re .s
dence s2l Golden Gate ave- on MoNDAY lam
airy 80 at ?. NJ The funeral Delegation ana
other members OF the Society Of California Pioneers
are requested TO attend Members will please wear
the usual mourning badge.
JOHN 7 PfNKHAM. Marshal
- stockholders Meeting - Notice Is
~~S hereby given that the annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the North Pacific Coast Railroad
Company viii DO held at The Office OF the companv
Ia Ssnsome St. San Francisco on MONDAY Fab
ruary l3, 1898. commencing at the hoar OF i A. n
for the purpose OF eiecting directors TO serve for
the current year, and transacting such other bust
ness as may properly come before the meeting.
Ja2S I'd r. b. LATHAM, Secretary
9ys The Regular Annual Meeting 90 The
@~D stockholders OF the Bryant Fiexible~ shoe
Sole and Machine Company will be held at the oflca
OF the company. Sl0 Market ST., room 81 san Fran
cisco, Cal. on MONDAY. the 30th day Of January
1893 at the hone OF $50 p NJ, for tho purpose OF
eecting board Of directors TO serve for the en-
suing year and the transaction OF such other busI.
ness AS may come before the meeting. Transfer.
books Will close on FRIDAY January 20, 1893 at
p. Il. T. u. TROY Secretary
ohce-Sl9 Market ST., room 81, San Francisco,
Cal. fa01 mrs
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Two pounds cream mixed candy in Japanese
baskets for so cts. Towns nds Palace Hotel. >
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WINTER RESoRrs.


u Escorts, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
Ii Pacific Coast, with rates location, etc. publish
dealers. or SEM 26c IN stamps 70 W. NJ. PATTFR-
son. publisher. 20 Ellis sc. Rms 90. 80. 81. mrl u
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THE MORNING CALL
PU1rTCATIoN OFFICE.

Ras q larger circulation than any other
hawspaper published in San Francisco
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REVOLUTIONS.


At MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
III city Hail Commissioners, held January 81
1898, the following resolution was passed TO print:
Resoirsd, That j. J. Mccarthy be and he hereby is
appointed secretary OF the hoard of New City Hall
Commissioners, vice 4. l. Wofe resigned. In 40.
eordance with an act 10 provide for the compile
ton OF the new City Hall. approved March "a
1875. and that this resolution pass to print
es-Commissioners Eilert. Frederick Cress.
well. EDWARD l. WOLFE, Secretary
ja2S ST ex Su
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1T rUsT 90.

Tie San Jose Record says that Railroad
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MALE HELP WANTED.


" ANTED-2o wooDcHoPPERs. soc CORD
~ for redwood, 81 for pine; tiemakers. 13c. see
boss in city stabieman for racehorses, $50 to $50
and found: butter-maker. $50 TO $35 and foUnd
miner. 80 day; mining foreman; bockmakers,
s22 per NJ farmer and mixer. S25; coored watt
for country hotel $50 and found: second cock
for resort; bellsoy. s. so week and board: gem
erai utility boy for kitchen work, near city. 81 and
found; restaurant Geek 80 a week and others j.
+. CROskfT 4 90. 62s sacramento 81
=! UNCHcoUNTER COOK, s45 30 $50: CHIEF
II COOK, $50 10 s65. country hotel sec boss here
camp cook $50. for Santa Cruz County; hotel
cooks. sac; hotel walters. $50; florist gardener
s35: so woodohoppers 81 to 81 so per cord X T.
WARD d Co. sos and $40 CLAW St is2s 2t
AKER AND PASTRY COOK FOR COUNTRY
hotel $50. Il. L. WARD & CO.. sos and 6lO
Clay 81. jazz 20
HEAD LAUNDRYMAN. COUNTRY HOTEL.
III south. c. Il. HANSEN & co. no Geary st /
JAPANESE COOK AND WAITER FOR SMALL
county club $50 see party here; sheep heraer
HANSEN Y Co. nc Geary ST. ja2s 2t
iVANTEp-A TAILOR FOR AN INSTITUTION.
" $50 month and found also dsirymau, ne ar
city, ~, ana cboreman on ranch. $40, at w. ID.
ENEhS CO. b2o Clay ST jazz Ut
~ ANTED-BUTLER. WITH RFFFRENCEs
" FOR city. $50; coachman, English preferred
country place, must have references, $50 French
cook. $50, etc LEON ANDRE, 800 suttsr js29 2t
WANTED - DIsHwASHERs AND PERSONS
W that would Ike that work, TO get employment
free OF charge: hotel restaurant men can al
ways hnd the best OF help. Inquire Dishwashers'
p {. GERMAN COOK CLUB FURNISHES COM
peteas COOKS in all branches. 1865 Narget.6 Il
MEN LOOKING FOR POSITIONS IN ANY LINE
W apply 23t Montgomery ST.. rm. 9. Jazz en-
W ANrED = TAILOR ON CUSTOM COATS;
W steady work. ST Everett ST.. cor. Fourth 80 20
EoR sALE-THE FURNITURE OF A SMALL
4 laundry; complete. Apply 725 Union st ia30 %
IA ANTED = PROTESTANT BOY ABOUT II
w years OF age. 2ll Suffer ST.
poOTBLACK IN BARBERSH0P; GOOD BOY
ID Will do 433 Pine st.
10y WANTED TO BLACK BOOTS AT 30
- Geary ST.
CMARr ROY WANTED IN PAlNT-SToRE.
- 33l Fourth st
"a ASTED-GooD LUNCH wAIrEE. CLARK'S
w Bakery, ol2 Kearny st.
CuT THIS OUT AND BRING 1T TO 537 CLAY
" ST.; o X saloon; good for cocktail.
a ASTED GERMAN OR SCANDINASIAN
w with $50 In good-paying business GUS
STRAND 1895 Market st.
yXANTED-.A SOBER STEADY MAN WHO
w VIII be satisfied with Sl6 siS per week TO
start It'll. duties light and easily learned. must
have 1850 casn rare chance. City Business Ex-
change. 1927 Market st. Ja30 st
I2ARBERs, GALL AND EXAMINE THE BEST
ID harber.ohpir sold. DECKELNAN BROS, bar.
bsrs' supply house. renewed to ios Ellis Sc 80 sts
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A TTENTI9N LADIES EMMA" BUST DR.
~ veioper Will enlarge your bust inches: guaran
teed sealed Instructions &c, or "a page illustrate
catalogue &c. " mail Emma Toilet Bazar. Boston
Mass Jas Su 81
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VONTiO! TONTI0l FOR MES ONLY: GREAT
L est and most successful developer and restorer
known: price 81: guaranteed: stamp for circulars;
strictly confidential DR.. III. r. MILLER. al
Wabash ave. Chicago. de23 2bt Su
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AGENTS WANTED.


" of J. q. Blaine, by the famous historian DR. J.
G. Ridpath Authentic. memorial volume. Massive
quart0, 50 book, elegantly illustrated. Tor 81 so.
Get into the field first with this Incompatible book
and coin money: 81 outht free. send 25e for post
age to j. X. HASTINGS. a. CornhiiI, Boston,
Mass. ja2S SaMoTh st
A AGENTS: SALARY AND COMMISSIONS. AP-
4 ply SWENSAN. pieture-maker, 9 Russ St 20 3t+
w ANTED-GOOD LIVE AGENTS TO CANVAS
w for the w oFlds Fair Visitors Association:
ing. jas 81
A GOVERNMENTAL LAMP WICKS NEVER
II burn cut: smoke; SCOT; trimming;
light equal TO gas: samples. 10c assorted dom.
s5c a. STAfSER Il Co. Providence, r. L-27 1T
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

ES Dividends. u. q. Il. M.-Indepentie Mt
H. Red Mems Hall Association Dividend No.
20 80 Cents per share. is payahIe Wednesday.
February l. at O'Clock in the evening, at our hall,
6l Bush st. c. Is. RODE. President
l. H. BoCKMASN. Secretary la30 81
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IA ANTED-TO EXCHANGE IMPROVED IN
w come property, value about $500, for unin-
proved corner, with cash difference Address C. l.,
box 40 Gail Branch once. la29 St.
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A DyICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERs.
~ marriages annulied; collections, damages etc
q. W. HOWE atty, $50 Market. cor. Stockton. a7rr
" DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY. AT-IAw 40
w California ST.. rooms ls-l5; advice free d3 tf
ID A. CRorHEkS ATToRNEY-AT-LAW 50
H. Clay St oo3Ef
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107 STOCKTON ST.-PORK TENDERLOINS
IOJ every day. tomato sausages a speciality; orr
club sausage and frankfurters cannot be surpassed
overland lunches put up ja24 lm
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N.1on PARTNER WANTED IN A LIGHT
nlOU. manufacturing business; money to be-
used In the sarne business light genteel and easily
leaned: will clear to each from $lS TO 40 per
week: investigation solicited. CITY BVS 5a Eoo
EXCHANGE, IoZ7 Marx ct st. Ja30 81
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A DylCE FREE on ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
~ speciality, marriages annulIed private quiet
probate collections, liens, damages, etc; charge
unless successful practice all courts 10 yrs q. w.
HOWE arIY 450 Marzer 81. cor SInek.nn. anl :.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

EXTRA Mince Pies. SWANS. 2l3 Surfer stree
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAsT-OFF CLOTH.
Ing books aud novels; send postal 247
Fourth ST. ia27 II