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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
New Cure for Headache.

issurpFising to what an extent me-
chanical vibrations are now employed d 10
act upon the morbid conditions Of the
sensitive nervous system, says an ex-
change. DeBoudet, Of Paris. has been
able to produce lccll auasthesia by con
dGcting fne aud exceedingly rapid vibra-
tiOns half way up the roots Of the teeth,
and 10 perform the NEST painful dental
operations, that Of extracting the living
nerves from The teeth. without the patient
feeling any pain. ChaTcot has successful
" used the yibralory treatment for eer-
tain nervous diseases accompanied by
pain, as well as certain mental conditions
accompanied by depression,
Avery simple form Of this treatment
IS recommended by NJ. Dourdonki. Of
Moscow. While be was one day exam
lining patient who was suffering from
an exciuciating headache he used per-
enssion Of the eraniam Just as is done for
the chest, to ascertain whether any ma
teriai lesion was percepiible. Two or
three minutes after finishing his examin-
alton he was greatly astonished 10 hear
his patient say that the headache had
completely disappeared. VI. DOurdonki
has since pracsiced this method with
much SUCCESS, especially in cases where
there vas no apparent cause for head
ache. or when it assumed the Z ervous
form. The percussion must be made
lightly, with only one or two fingers,
without producing any unpleasant or too
pronounced sensation, and the intensity
Of the taps can be goadually increased,
In this way vibratory massage is ad-
ministered, which is calculated to re-
move the distressing symptoms.
K is evident that in many cases this
relief can be only mOmentary, and the
cause Of the headache must then be dis
covered. in order that cure may be
aFfaefaF
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
Keeping Eggs

The Orange County Farmer finds this
in an English paper "Put two Jumps Of
unslaeked lime about the size Of your
hand into an earthenware pan, pour on
by degrees two gallons Of boiling water.
Soon after you begin to pour the water
on the lime the latter will make start
ling noise. When this ceases add the
remainder Of the water. Let the lime
water stand until the next day; stir i,
up well with q stick place the eggs in
the liquid gently one by one, taking
great care that every egg Is fresh aud not
cracked. Cover the pan with piece Of
hoard. In a short time the water will
be glazed over, but you can oontinEe TO
add eggs until the pan IS full. Small
pans are preferable fer various reasons.
They are more portable and more
quickly filed No cracked egg should
fad its way into the hqaid and heS0Ee
broken. Ordinary care is needed in the
lining process. bat no attention is
demanded afterwards save to ascertain
whether the water has diminished and
the uppermost eggs become partially dry.
If this be the case add lime water.
Liu.ed eggs fried and used in Puddings,
etc, are es GOOD as fresh eggs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
Grains of Gold.

Fine words on a tombstone DO not
mean anything in heaven.
A seifmade man spOils ais work ey-
cry time he opens his mouth 10 praise
himself
A fliss report does not last long, and
the life one leads is always the best
apology for that which one has iej.
There is nothing purer than honesty
nothing sweeter than charity, nothing
warmer than love, nothing richer than
wisdom, nothing brighter than yirtue-
and nothing more steadfast than faith.
An ungrateful man is detested by al :
every one feels hurt by his conduct, be-
cause it operates % throw lamp upon
generosity, aud be Is regarded as the
common irj1rer Of all those who stand
in need Of assistance
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

All fruit IS said 10 be most wholesome
the first thing in the morniDg-and sure
IL no fruit is 50 cleansing and refreshing
and very little 50 delicious q. that hour
as big juicy melon. cooled over night
and almost cracking open and volantaTi-
ly exposing its red heart after the knife
has gone partly through it. Such "a mel
lon, however, Is Just as good at other
hours in the hot days, for which It
seems TO be especially provided as re-
freshing experience, something more
than the shadow Of great rock in a
weary land. IL is no wonder the south
ern darkies are 50 fond of Eatermelons-
In these most trying days Of the long
summer Of the south the melon is more
refreshing than chill deSdrops on the
early morning grass. and to the over
heated, oyeTxeariod and thirsty soul q
good juicy ripe one comes home TO the
business and lie bcsoms" of darkey and
white man aiike.-HarJ0rd Ti1ass,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
AGreat Speech.

A lawyer whose elcquence was OF the
spread-eagle sort was addressing the
jury at great length, and his legal op-
poneEt growing weary, went outside 70
rest.
Lawyer BIS making a great speech. -
said a eountryman to the bored at
torney.
"Oh yes, Lawyer B-always makes a
great speech. If you or I had occasion
10 announce that two and two make
four, we'd be just fools enough 10 blurt
it right out Not 50 Lawyer B.. He
would say
If by that particular arithmetical
rule known as addition, We desired to
arrive al the sum Of two integers, We
should fad and I assert this boldly. sir.
and without the fear Of successful con-
tradict0n-we, repeat, should find by
the particular arithmetical formula before
newfoundland, sir, hold myself per
fectly responsible for the assertion am
about to make-ihat the sum Of the two
given integers added to the other two
integers would be FOUR
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Programme

For institute 10 be held at Centre SCHOOL,
shade township, Oet 2s.h, lssg
J. Topical talk-B. r. Lambert.
.. Writing-Chas Gable.
8. Essay-3liss CJra Berksybile.
(. Supplementary reading p. + Hor-
ner-
;. Speliing-D1G Manges-
@. Evidences of a teachers success
D. ". William soa.
:. HOE 10 select abe right teachers an3
direciors-Opened by james Rsskey bile
5. Esssy-Niss Margaret Wagner
o What methods of insiI0etion wils
most Successfully lead pupils b original
iuyestigatioa-N d. Reel.
%. Orati0n-C. ". Burnett.
70. Select reading Wagner
T. nsbais-Essolved tia; morals has
had more influence on the history og
nations than elueation- Affirmative c.
Foster Cable. Negative, o. W. William
son.
The above program Eill be inteFspeE-
Ell with mrsic azld qleriss. A eordias
invitation is extended % all.
Co4
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

dier life, its comradeships and past dang
ers, Colonel Jackson allied himself with
Whitworth Post No. 50 G. A. r, of 4 pol
10; Encampment No. l, U. v l., Pitts
burgh, and the Pennsylvania Command
cry OF the Loyal Legion. For some time
after the close ofthe war he was engaged
in the oil business in Nenango County,
but in 1853 he returned to his native
County Of Armstrong and was in the
SINE year elected 70 the State Legislature
and reelected in the following year. In
this position, as in every other that Col
onel Jackson has filed, both military
and civil, he so won the confidence of
those whom he served that, four years
la:er, he was elected to represent the 4lst
Senatorial district, composed of the Coun-
ties of Armstrong and Butler, ia theState
Seuste. At The close Of lis term of Office
be was again honored by the offer of a
denomination, which he felt compelled
to decline.
In 1871 he was instrumental in organi-
zing the Apollo savings Bank. of which
he filled the responsible position as cash
Ter until April, 1882, when President Ar
thur appointed him Collector of Internal
Revenue for the 23rd district. He as
sumed the duties of this Office on July /,
1sS2, serving until July !, 1885. when the
- Df.-or,.l =. ..g.,s-=-+-.ts1-. .,..o - -.
power. In September Of the same year
he was elected President of the Apollo
Savings Bank, which place he has filed
up TO the present time.
In the many positions Of grave respon-
sibility and trust to which Colonel Jack
son has hesn called, he proved himself
worthy of the confidence imposed in
him. As soldier, he was obedient and
brave as an officer, gallant and fearless !;
as legislator, conscientious and wise
His private life is without spot or blemish.
Those who know him best, his friends
and neighbors, al speak Of his affability,
his kindness, his generosity and his man
illness. He is type Of manhood in which
the best American citizenship is exenl-
plihed, and in selecting him as candi-
date for tie highly responsible position
o. State Treasurer, the Republican party
has made a wise and happy choice. To
its duties he will bring ripe experience,
mature wisdom and moral frmness
that will insure their faithful perfor-
nance, free from all critism. and We be-
speak for him from a united party a
hearty and generous support.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Two young maETied men ia the SaIeI3
excursion 10 Esxp0Ft last week played
rather sweet Joke on their wives Be
fore entering the long tunnel a. Elk
City each Was sitting With the others
wife They agreed b exchange SEATS in
the long tunnel and each kiss his own
vie. Well, they did a. agreed. Oas oE
the yo1ng women screamed terribly and
attracted the attention cf Ibe whole ear
and all had . hearty ia7gh Al her ex-
pense when the iigbf broke in upon hsr,
resisting Il sIesiy and in her husbands
arms The oabeT ons kept perfectly ssili-
and she and her husband had a good
laugh on each other when the light
broke 10 on them she said she did not
lnoz bat shat /; was her hns5 md AMI
did not want 10 give il away If It vas
not.--SaieEs JoaraeL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

The first printing Office in the Uaised
States Was established in 1899; the first
political paper was printed in lT,za; the
first daily paper IN 1885, the first penny
paper in 1885. and the fist illustrated
paper in i553-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Brooklyn has q. 900 trees watched over
By the Tree Planting and Fountain So
cieiy. which brings to justice ali offend
ers against the ordinances for the pro-
lection Of the trees
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

A stgtisticizn gives figures 70 prove
that If the people we're ordered to get of
OF all the rest Of the earth, they could all
70 10 Texas, and have plenty Of room
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

The late Gen. Sheridan E4s arrested at
West Point for brushing ~ of his nose,
on parade. History doesn't record any
Ties ever having been On Phil ansrwzra
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
Leanin' on the Fence.

LeAnin on the fence.
ChGttin' with a neighbor,
Givin' rein 10 sense
On the rights o labor
sWapPin OF Of jokes.
Airin' what Is in n,
RipPin' up the folks
That yEe think aSin Us.
Onen il gits hot,
Things are said that rile us,
Then, Is ike as no.,
Temper's apt 10 spiie Us;
But there's no alarm,
For guard 10 screen Us
From the torch o. harm
Is the fence between Us
Talkin' over votes,
And the whins O thinkers.
Pointing out the notes
Ins neighho-'s blinkers
Leanin' On the fence,
That is life, my b,o;her,
Chunks O. common sense
Tradin = ith each other.
-D9nnhors Mlgr-,Hs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
FAT PEOPLE.

sl;-r pms o,1s - II r.c1-1is month No IN.
lury 10 the health No Interference with busi-
neSs or pleasure NO STARVING. Iney build
up and Improve the general health, beAutiIy the
4 ssrElli. - 4utEr -, Cllzs5rcq-- NUS. rsr,es
uTcs lsics u gJ1r fbesfg Psiis fcfxac1 ~ aciIa
fr,a - aors.fs q IgoGEG acrsr n ocrtsr IN GA
rrfE Tcai alarh uiesssli iall ~ rsszF AID siGl
,5 az 4 c.lE O. HslD g0l our patrons include Ply
Sieizns. Bankers. LauyerS and leaders OF society
our cyss are not sod ia drug sores, al orders
are supplied direct from our Office. Price per
sackss.e 500 or three parkages for $500 by mail
preTzid. Particulars iseSiedl cts AL CORES
pOridence confidential
WILLARD REMEDY CO.. BOSTON. MASS
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Recent Divorces.

Judge Murphy has granted Mary Wren
a divorce from James j. Wren on the
ground of extreme cruelty. The wife Is
to have the furniture and half the commu-
nifty property.
Jacob Nelson has been ordered to pay
his wife, Ann. $40 by July "a, and S25 4
month alimony pending divorce proceed
ings Instituted by her.
Judge Hunt has granted Susie Whalen
a divorce from her husband on the ground
of extreme cruelty. Both are In the theat-
rical profession, and the wife is sister,
in-law of Ned Foster of the Bella Union.
Foster and his wife were among the wit
DesSes.
Judge Hebbard has granted Lillian Fay
a divorce from Thomas Fay on the ground
OF willful desertiOu.
Sophie Rickerson has obtained divorce
from w. F. Rickerson on the ground of ex-
treme cruelty.
The morning call., 1893-07-15
GOING TO CAMP.
The Cavalry Troop Will
Leave To-Day.
The Programme for Tomorrow at
Heaidsburg Summer Outings
of Other Organizations.

No general camp has been ordered for
the National Guard this year. but the diff
ferent organizations will light their sew
eral campfires at various points during the
summer.
The First Troop of Cavalry of the Sec
ond Brigade will start this morning for
Healdsburg, where they will go into camp.
The horses will be sent ahead and loaded
on the cars in order to avoid delay at the
hour of starting and the troopers assem-
bling early at the armory at 318 OFarrell
street will march thence. booted and
spurred to the Tiburon ferry. Men and
horses will proceed on the s A. NJ. train.
AT Healdsburg the men will mount their
steedS and proceed to camp, which has
already been prepared for them near
Madison Park
Tomorrow the camp will no doubt be
enlvened by large influx of visitors.
drawn thither to witness the programme
arranged for the day, which will comprise
tournament of q novel and attractive
character. Ii will begin with a march by
the troop. following which will come a
mounted sword contest, jumping hurdles
and cutting at heads, tuR-Of-war mounted,
attempted for first time In this coun try,
vaulting, racing. chasing rOsette and
wrestling. an obstacle race Oh HOIStDacks
and conclude with an illustration of a
cavalry charge.
A special train will leave Tiburon ferry
for the camp at s 80 A. NJ. tomorrow. and
returning will leave Headsburg at 80 P.
NJ the same day. Many of the officers OF
the National Guard will be present by In
vitalon. The troops will return on Sum-
day. July % The officers of the troops
are: Captain. /. 3. Blumenberg; first
lieutenant, j. M. Brunson; second lienten-
ants, Charles Llneller and Jonn d. Stone.
Company ID, First Infantry. will camp
near Redwood City during July.
The Second Regiment. with the Tenth
Infantry, it is now almost certain. Will
camp near Eureka. Humboldt County, next
March. as the arrangements are about COM
p,eted.
Special rates OF transportation will be
made for the guardsmen and such of their
friends as desire to visit the camp.
The Third Infantry will elective majors
on the night Of July 90 Smith and Sulli-
van being in the lead for the coveted hon
"rs. with Stevens anG Ruddell as strong
opposition.
The morning call., 1893-07-15
A Hunt for Opium.

Inspectors Jones and Mackay Of the
customs depar ,ment made a search Of the
Clay-street josshouse in Chinatown yes
terday afternoon for contraband opium,
they having been informed a quantity was
secreted there. The search resulted in
bringing to light an empty can lying under
the chair of the big and wra,hful idol 1t
was left alone and the search given MP.
The morning call., 1893-07-15
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

Q1s)S PER LOT FOX ONE OF THE BEST
tp ~ subdivisions OF land in Berkeley: terms.
$40 cash and So per month. Apply to WOOD
WARD Il co. 902 Broadway. Oakland. w III
Gel H0l NEW co TAGE OF LARGE
UICOO. rooms; hard finished: good lot and
spiendidly located, adjoining electric-cart and
handy to local train; terms, $50 cash and $50 per
month. Apply at once TO WOODWARD CO.,
902 Broadway. Oakland. w
20 TO DAY AND BUY ONE OR MORE LOTS
~ In the Lorin Heghts Tract along the line or
the Cat. and New. Railroad; new ferry to San
francisco: quick time: buy now fore prices adj
vance; sure TO make money; price $3.50: only $50
cash. balance $40 per month. CLOUGH d
BAKER. 1902 Broadway, Oakland. 1y7 II
The morning call., 1893-07-15

NOTICE OF NT-oCCIDENTAL
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location of
principal place OF business, San Francisco, Call
fornia. Location of worss. Silver Star Mining
District. Storey Count9. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board OF Directors hsid on tho 22d day of June,
1893, an assessment, No. ID. OF ten G0) cents per
share was levied up"n thu capital stock OF the cor
poration. payable Immediately in United States
gold coin to the secret r, ~ the oftce OF the COM
pany, room 81, Nevada binc 309 Montgomery
st.. San Francisco, CalifOrH
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 26th day OF July. 1898 will
be delinquent and advertised for sale ~ public
auction, and unless payment is made before viii
be sold on TIL URsDAl. tho 18th Gay of August.
with the costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale
BY order of the foard OF Directors.
ALFRED X. DURBROw, Secretary.
Omce-Room 90, Nevada block, 800 Montgom-
cry st. San francisco. California. je23 til
A SSESMENT NOTICE - HALE a. NORCROSS
~ Silver Mining Company. Location Of prnci-
pal place OF business san Francisco, CALIFORNIA;
location OF works. Virginia mining district storey
County, State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that ID meeting OF the
board OF trustees. held on the 2.st dav OF June
1893. assessment (No 104 of fifty cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF tho
corporations. payable imm sdAtcly In United states
gold coin to the secretary at the once of tho
company. room 26. Nevada block. 800 Montsom-
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on TUESDAY. he 18th day OF July .
atpublic suction: and unless payment Is made be.
fore. will be sold FRIDAY, the 18Th day Of
August. 1898. to pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs o. advertising and expenses
Of sale. BY order of the board OF trustees.
A. b THOMPSON, Secretary.
Oniae-Koom "6, Nevada block, 3O9 Montrom
s-v .. San Francisco. Cal ie22 I'd
A ssESSMENT NOTICE-BESr AND BELCHKR
~ Company. Locatio on OF principal place of
Guinness. San Francisco, california;: location Of
works, Virginia City. Storey County. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. that at meeting of the
6oarc OF directors. held on the sixth (6th) day OF
June. 1893, an assessment GO. 5i) of twenty.
cents
stock OF the corporation, pay able Immediately In
United states gold CON- to the Secret'ry, at the
ONCE Of the company. room 33. Nevada block.
No. 500 Montgomery street. San Francisco Call
forBia
Any stock upon which this assessment shall 70.
main unpaid the fourteenth (Ath) day OF
July, 1888. will be DELINQUENT. aud advertised TOT
sale st public auction and unless payne u
MADE before, Will be sold on FRIDAY. the 1ourtn
(4th) day OF August 1893. to pay the delinquent
assessment together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale. By order OF the Board OF
j., OSBORN, Score tary.
OaccrRoom 80, Nevada blook, No. 500 Mont
gemery ytyeet. San Francisco. California 1s7 ID
The morning call., 1893-07-15

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
L We are closing out at sacrifice prices the re-
naming lots in the beautiful
STONE TRACT
on the Oakland. San Leandro and Haywards
trees. and are the choicest in the entire tract.
Call at and improve this opportunity secure
bargain. A. Il. BREED CO., AGO Ninth ST..
Oakland. my2l II
Clio CASH AND 1924 CENTS PER DAY OR So
u ~ per month Will buy lot In the Gem Tract,
line. and near Seminary ave. PRATT d Co. 453
Ninth ST.. Oakland. ia29 If
c. ONE DOLLAR DOWN
u l.. Sl-ONE DOLLAR WEEK.
FOR LOTS, $3.50 EACH, NEAR LOCAL
TRAIN. II. b. PINNEY OWNER,
my24 tt 907 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
/. OR SALE. IN LORIN, CLOSE TO STATION
and electric cars, house of 8 rooms. bath and
pantry; foIding-doors; fine mantel: hail. high
basement: stati onary tubs: brick foundation; all
fenced; large chcsen-house: ready to move In;
price $24U0, only 800 cash AS first payment and
the balance the same rs rent, $40 a month. o. A
RUDOLPH. 9lS Broadway. ie22 II
UoOO AND UPWARD. LOTS 40xl25 AND
OCOO 50xl50. in the famous Jones property;
one-tenth cash. balance in SO instalments: no in
terest; no taxes; $40. 600 worth OF improvements
gas, water and cement sidewalks: 10 minutes
ride from 23d ave. East Oakland; Haywards
electric cars to our Office and at Elmhurst prop
erty. Open Sundays. Remember our terms
MACDONALD, MOTT CO.. Agents. ie29 IT
GCOOO 800 DOWN: $25 MONTHLY; NEW
u LOOO. 2-story modern 5-room house; CEN
trail. no tog warm and delightful. Call on WM
p TonD. 400 Nluth St. oakland. Cal u u exSu
The morning call., 1893-07-15

l.O7S 2-ACRE CHICKEN AND DUCK
u = 1 y. ranch: horse. wagon and stock 2-year
lease: rent So: cor. Walbrtdge and Caster sts,
adjoining Schwerin's Dairy Inquire Six-mle
House san Bruno road. iyl5 3u*
The morning call., 1893-07-15

C.10O CIGAR-STORE AND CLUBRoOMS; |
u IOO. low rent; good location; owner going !
East on account o. sickness. K. H. FLEI CHER |
g. Co. 9l31a Market st. iyl44t*
The morning call., 1893-07-15

G.OSn DINING-ROOM BUSINESS: PRIMO
GOV. pal private boarding and lodging house;
Geary ST.; free rent with room; bargain. CULVER.
s6l Market. y 3ts
The morning call., 1893-07-15

LroR SALE-A FIR UT AND CANDY STAND IN
i the Sausaito waiting For particulars
apply to T. FULTON SR., oriel Hotel, orD 5. +.
Clubhouse Sausalito. IVA 3t%
The morning call., 1893-07-15

CTATIONERY AND BOOK BAZAAR, NEW
- stock; 40 per cent less than invoice; must be
sold this week: of the finest stocks in the clty
opportunity for some one; call. 1885 yalen-
ella jyl52t%
The morning call., 1893-07-15
cry REAL ESTATE.

McALESTER u McMAHAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND INSURANCE BROKERS'.
The morning call., 1893-07-15

go SALOON, CONNECTED WITH LODG-
~ on. ing house OF $50 rooms; big stock, fix
.+,-es dice machine and trade clearing from $40
70 5 * per day; departure the only of sale
sacrIfce STRAND. 80 kearny ST.
The morning call., 1893-07-15

L OR SALE CHEAP-ON ACCOUNT OF LEAV-
] ing Tor Europe. frst-class dairy OF 4S cows.
with retail trade OF all milk they produce: 10
horses. wagons and all utensils for running in
Cnd ST., city jyl5 l6t+
The morning call., 1893-07-15

EOR SALE-A BRASS BUSINESS IN BEST
i condition and good customers. Inquire at
this office. lyl4 1t
The morning call., 1893-07-15

FURNITURE STORE FOR SALE 827 THIRD
70 street. iyl5 3t*
The morning call., 1893-07-15

GIYE-AWAy: CORNER SALOON:
- ZOO. Fourth st: suitable for grocery and bar I;
4 rooms; pool table; worth $500. CULVER. 961
Market st. jyl4 2ts
The morning call., 1893-07-15

TOR SALE CHEAP-GROCERY STORE AND
bar; 4 living rooms and stable. For particulars
inquire Cal.Branch once. 1yl5 7t~
The morning call., 1893-07-15

49, FIRST-CbASS CORN Err GROCERY
- UtIU, and bar. In the Western Addition
sa,tct stcck. nne fixtures: good wagon and trade ::
~ "a barrain this week. STRAND, 30 Kearny.
The morning call., 1893-07-15

Q.JA0 PARTNER WA NTED IN OFF .CE :;
I'D w. neither night or nor Sunday work
steady man who can keep plain accounts and oc-
take outside route with horse and
buggy Apply at once, CHAS. V. RASM SSEN,
III Market st. Jy14 tf
The morning call., 1893-07-15

$1,000 85d daily s MnstfS q s APS
Sto 4,venrs lease fine place. STRA y u, 30 Kearny
The morning call., 1893-07-15

nDQnn FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
t~LUOb. property nrst-class restaurant; hand
sameIy fitted up; best location IN the CITY; owner
reLlrInE count sickness. STRAND. 30 kearny.l
The morning call., 1893-07-15

q. OO0 CORNER FRUIT-STAND FOR SALE I
,CAOO. cheap; party going East. 100 Seventh |
street lyl5 3tE
The morning call., 1893-07-15

o. OS0O GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE
u pow. in prosperous town; l hours ride
from city: telegraph, telephone postotfce pays
$40 per month; sickness cause of selling; lnyesti-
gate this. CHAS V. RASMUSSEN q CO., III
Market St
The morning call., 1893-07-15

G70n RESTAURANT AND SALOON; FL f
u w .clgar-stand attached; owner has other
business, otherwise this would not be in the mar
ket. Apply TO CHAS. V. RASMUSSEN. III
Market ST. jpl3 tt