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The morning call., 1893-03-20
A. O. II. W

The Grand Lodge will meet IN this city on
April 4
Grand Recorder Hirshberg and his asso-
ciates are extra busy getting matters in
shape.
Grand Foreman Booth has performed
year Of practical work never equAled by an
officer ia his position.
Grand Overseer Ward has also made more
visits than any of his predecessors.
Although it is not expected that the
grand recorder is also TO be a visitor, yet the
work done by d. S. Hirshberg during the
past year has been of much benefit in a pub
lie way, IN addition TO the faithful discharge
of Office duties.
Deputy f. 5 Poland has been earnest and
valuable during the term, while Mrs.
Poland. by her active and competent work
III the degree Of honor. has added much to
the success attending that degree during the
year
Deputy John Kastle of San Diego and
Deputy NuOdmansee of Sln Miguel, with
Theodore Ryhner of NtcaviIle, deserve
great credit Tor persevering effort, culmnat-
Ing IN increase and prosperity.
Grand Master Workman Katzenstein has
devoted much If his time to the Interests Of
this order, and il is no eXaggrratiOn 10 say
that the apathy of the last two or three
years Is beng steadily overcome, and year
or two more of similar work will place
California again in her old place at the
front
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u. A. o. %.

NJ. /. Sorenson, n. G. A, and j. II. Kohl
stOn, G. S, returned from their southern
trip last Saturday. While In Los Angeles
they attended the opening OF the new Druids'
Hall there:
On account of the local election being
held in Oakland last Monday the institution
of the new grove there was postponed.
NJ. |. SorensOn, n. G. A., accompanied by
a large delegation of grand officers paid an
official visit to district 3 last Tuesday even
ing. The ;hird degree was conferred in a
very creditabie manner by picked team
from the district. the meeting was one Of
the largest held this term.
James +. Cheetham, S. D., reports that
the new groves al Arcata and Ferndale,
Humboldt County. will be ready for initia-
tion on April Q, but the engagements of the
grand officers for next month will necessitate
a pOstpOnement until about the 22d.
Cosmopolitan Grove No. /, Portland. Or,
has ordered complete set of paraphernalia
for comforting the new amplfed second
degree and prepare TO do the work in good
shane.
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Knights and Ladies' of Honor.

The grand protector has appointed Mrs.
F. Weber of Oakland grand sentinel, vice
j. II. Kruger. resigned, and j. Ii. Ucht-
man on committee on credentials, vice T.
II. Macdonald, suspended.
The masquerade ball Of Palo Alto Lodge
on Thursday evening last drew forth a large
crowd in response to the invitations ex-
tended. Mrs. l., E. Noble was thought to
have heen the most elegantly eostumed, but
there were so many well-assumed charac-
tiers that it iS,hard TO discriminate. A most
intricate as well as beautiful march was led
by Mrs. T. b. Key and Mr. S. T. Crawford
Much interest is evinced in the proposed
ball to be given by West End Lodge in
April a large crowd is expected to be
present from San Jose ami Sacramento, and
the teams from the lodges of these places
Will give exhibition drills during the even
ing.
Oakland Lodge held an interesting meet
ing last Tuesday evening. Two new MEM
berS were initiated. During the evening
refreshments were served and pleasant
entertainment had
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Knights of pvthias.

Falrmount Lodge No. 108 and Bay City
Lodge No. 1T engaged in a debate on Fri
day evening last in the hall of Paramount
Lodge on the question, "Shall we reduce
admission fees or increase benefits ?' The
judges were unable to agree upon an
award.
Grand Chancellor w. c. Graves, accom-
panied by II. Schaffnsr, G. K. of K. and S..
aud other members Of the order, visited
Roma Lodge No. 147 on Wednesday even
Ing. special meeting being held to receive
the visitors. Over eighty members were
present. After an eXemplifcation of the
secret work a collation. was served at a
nelghbOring restaurant. and speeches were
delivered until midnight.
The new lodge in this city will be insti-
tuted during the lrst week in April by the
grand chancellor. The team" Of Ivanhoe
Lodge No. viii confer the amplifed rank
OF Knight on that occasion.
The project of consolidation of three of
the Los Angeles lodges into one is being
agitated.
The reorganization of Mojave Lodge No.
122 will he completed on Saturday next by
ii. Schaffner, q. X. of r. and S. The
lodge Will meet at Needles San Bernar-
dino County.
The Knights OF Nevada City are engaged
IN arranging for the reception If the Grand
Lodge, on May IS next when the annual
0~'''Ni va 10 ueIu. Preparations upon
grand scale are being made, and it is in
tended that this occasion shall eclipse any
and every previous effort.
w. +. G. MOrrOsco has been elected
eutenant-colonel and J. NJ. Keenan, as
major of the First Regiment of the Uniform
Rank. The regiment now occupies perma-
nent quarters at $40 Post street and all the
divisions now meet at headquarters.
A prominent member of the order of this
city will shortly begin the publication of
weekly journal to be devoted TO the inter-
ests of the order.
The grand chancellor will officially visit
the following lodges during this
week: Salinas Lodge No. 1873 at Salinas on
Monday: Charter Oak Lodge No. 20. Cen
trnnlal Lodge No. 49, Willow No. So and
Memo No. 1Gl at Stockton on Wednesday.
and Beatrice No. 154 and San Ardo No. III
IN JOINT meeting at San Lucas on Saturday.
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Noodmen of the World

This tnterDrising order is enjoying boom
at present, which the members intend 10
keep up.
Golden Gate Camp No. Ga of this city has
received eleven new applications this
month so far. with good prospects of more
than doubling this number before the
month closes. This camp has a member
ship of 100, ami with the substantial in
crease enjoyed during the past two months
bids fair 10 double its present membership
In the next sixty days.
Sister camps in this city, oakland, Berke-
ley and Alameda report a steady Increase.
Reports from the new camp in progress Of
construction at HayWaris are most fiat
tering.
This order erects a monument to each of
its deceased members. Golden Gate Camp
No. GA will unvell one with appropriate
ceremonies June e. Woodlands day. to the
memory of the late Neighbor Monroe
Heath.
The Woodman's Sick Benefit Association.
whose headquarters are in this city. provides
for the payment Of SIS or $40 week in case
Of sickness.
The Woodman's Accident Association,
whose headquarters are in Lincoln, Nebr,
amply provides for WOodmen desiring its
protection. The last two named associations
are under the control OF the head camp. but
are distinct in their workings. aud can be
taken or not as the members of the order
deem advisable
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Young Mems Institute.

The board OF grand directors meets on
Monday evening, March 20.
Brother keenan, OF Stockton Council No.
spent the week in the city adjusting fire
losses.
The official visit to Martinez on the 10Th
INST was a thoroughly enjoyable affair.
Visiting delegates were present from Port
Costa and Benicia, and over two hours were
spent in discussing matters Of interest to
the local council, as well as of interest TO
the order. President James Fitzgerald OF
St. GATHERINGS Council No. % presided.
and among the visiting officers were: Grand
Directors kierce, Kenny, Morris, O'ROurke,
District Deputy Grand President Rev. A. s.
LAWYER and Grand Secretary Stanley. Fol-
lowing the meeting social reunion was
held, and tie grand officers returned to the
city entirely satisfied that the future of ST.
GATHERINGS Council was assuredly bright.
Leo Council No. Sc of Port Costa will hold
It's anniversary entertainment and social on
May u.
X. p. Quinn of Watsonville Council No.
AZ reports that council as sustaining its al
ready well-deserVed reputation. Commit
tees are actively at work both in the field of
membership and also with an eye to finau-
cial prosperity. WatsOnYille Council has a
happy way OF ever increasing the amount
in its Golfers.
Alameda Council No II of Livermorq
VIII @ifS us dBUHdl Ddll on the evening o.
ADril 3. Tie grand officers will be invited
to attend.
No. lj1 of Tacoma will hold a grand bal,
after Easter.
Second Grand Vice-President d. J.
O'Leary, Grand Secretary Stanley ana
Grand Director O'Rourke visited Po.rera
Council No. "A on Wednesday evening, the
18TH inst The members were in attendance
In force and a successful meeting was held,
the results of which will certainly BE- good.
Vancouver Council No. I55 of Vancouver.
Is. C., has increased in membership from So
to los in the past six months.
}. ID. Byrne, d. ID. G. P. for British Column
bia, reports all councils in the province IN
good condition. He will shortly organizs al
New Westminster and Mission, B. c.
Pomona Council No. 90 of Pomona is
rapidly coming to the front as the banner
council OF the South.
Fraternity Council No. 81 of East 0 X
land reports FIVE applications at their last
meeting.
Councils Nos. "a and "a celeb rated the oc
casion II their consolidation in a fitting man
'ner at Concord Hall, Alcazar building, on
Friday evening 10th inst
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South San Francisco, on Friday evening last
and found the council in very fouTishing
condition.
Supreme Councillor II. II. Morse is re-
porting good news along the line Of an in
crease in membership.
Executive committee of the Grand Conn
eli VIII meet on Saturday. March %.
I. NJ. Arnold, supreme vice-cOunci!Or, is
arranging for the banner which is To be pre-
scented to Sacramento Council No. IS; it is
going TO be handsome design.
The councils Of San Francisco and Ala
Iheaa are preparing for the fourteenth an
MAY IS.
T., Many members of the order are working
LOT the premium vouchers offered By the
supreme council; the result Will be a benefit
TO the order and individuals.
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.
Court Las Animas No. 1858 was instituted
In Gilroy on last Thursday evening, with
twenty-nine charter members, by c. Il.
Bremen, grand secretary, assisted by George
E. Skillleorn Of Court Bonita. The follow
ing wsre installed a. officers: DR.. Jonas
Clark. J. p c. r.; S. J. Mavoek, C. r.; !.
NJ. Shiue, S. c. r.; r. NJ. RYAN, F. 5. Il,
II. Thorpe, r. s.; B. E. Holloway. T.; =.
Priueevalle, S. W; j. Robbins. j. W.
Alfred Reed, 5. B.; j. Prncevalie, J. Z.
Dr. j. w. Thayer, Mark Lennon and r L.
ehaNnck, lFuSleeSi Ut. y. CLARK, physician,
b. e. Holloway, druggist.
Court Tucson No. 1852 was instituted IT,
Tucson, Ariz., on last Wednesday evening
with thlTty-eight charter members, by
Edward Cast. d. G. c. Il.
Junior Court Pride of Bonita No. 81 was
instituted at Tween ty-fourth and Folsom
streets on last Monday evening by John J.
Cordy, grand chief ranger, assisted BIZ tie
other grand officers, deputies and the mem
neTs OF Court Bonita The following wpr-
installed as officers: L. J. Cannon, c. r
A. Herman. 5. c. r.; c. +. Wedemever,
financial secretary; r. MarIowe, recording
secretary; George Mangels, treasurer; John
Crawford, 5. A; Henry Doane, a. A.;
James Ryan, S. B.; William Rabe, J. b.;
tIustees-M. j. MacGrath, j. j. Wyatt ST..
and Z. l.. Skrllinger; DR.. w. E. Weldon,
physician; Henry Wynne. druggist.
Columbia Circle No 20S, Companions Of
the Forest was instituted on Friday. March
TO- in Eureka, with ffty-seyen charter menu
bers, by c. Il. Bremen, grand secretary. as
sisted By K. ). Harrison of Excelsior Circle.
The following were installed as officers:
Mrs. Mary A. Lindsey. J. P. C. c.; Mrs. L.
wing, {. C.; Miss V. Hartford, S. C. C.;
Gregor. financial secretary; Mrs. Z. j..
johnson, recording secretary; Miss NJ.
Cornwell, r. G.; Miss Minnie Monroe, l..
q; Mrs. c. L, Finn, l. g.. e. L. Skinner,
.. e.; L. j. Chamberlin, +. G. Cooper and
w. Mclaughlin, trustees; DR.. F. H. Ott-
mer, physician; Z. E. Skinner, druggist
Mrs. +. 4. Carah, grand chief companion.
Will visit the following circles during the
coming week: Golden Gate on Monday,
Golden West on Tuesday, and Pride Of tile
Forest on Friday.
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Abou Ben Adhem Lodge on Thursday. 1t
is but truth to say that even in the history
OF this wonderfully successful order these
receptions, as rule. have been more than
ordinary.
Sacramento is going to have grand picnic
on April 20
Riverside proposes a celebration on the
10Th, with Eugene n. Deuprey, P. g.. as
orator.
COIusa celebrates the Goth, with William
Ii. Barnes 7. G. NJ. as orator
number of points in California will
celebrate
The twenty-sixth celebration of San Fran
cisco will be held at FL Campo; Oakland
and surroundings will join; benefit Of l. o.
o. f. library.
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l. o. o. E.

Grand Master Stockwell and Grand Sec
rotary Lyon have been received during the
past week with a series of fraternal gather
ings seldom surpassed even in this land of
fraternity. They visited Lakeport Lodge
on Monday, Friendship Lodge on Tuesday,
Lower Lake Lodge on Wednesday, and old
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ROYAL ArcanuE1.

Argonaut Council is renewing its youth.
Three applications last meeting H. G.
Mathews has been installed as secretary to
take the place of S. b. Doane, who for
twelve years has held this responsible
position. II. Ensigu has again been in
stalled p orator.
The Royal Arcanum is one of the most
carefully conducted assessment orders on
The cnnf inanf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTFl

PALACE HOTEL
w Steinman sacto F W Beffau Il W.T. Loulsna
w Crooks Benicia l. Beebe. Me
X Kemp, Pa q J Cote. 81 Louis
l. r Ttbby, Pa A Roberts Portland
A Turner 4 WI. Idaho Cy O 6 Williams, ohio
Pfelfer, Mexico w II Thossen * WI. Mich
l. LETTER, Pittsburgh Miss c Garfield. Mich
VI Obel, san Jose W Taylor, San Jose
} Is Goodman. Chicago Mrs W reeter. Chicago
Mrs } Cone, Hartford Miss Streeter ChtraCo
MIS- freeoorn, Van Dusen ~ W, Minnps
l. T ingalls,, JGllet Penhall, salt axe Cy
A Fletcher. Los Ang SieberIlng & W. Dixon
Altman, Dubuque u + Shaw & w. Denver
X II Weld w Boston d Sapp 81 W. Pektn
w C Howe. w TrIpp q w. Furalo
G A Howard & W. Buffalo MRS G Howard. Buffalo
Miss Clark. buffalo Mrs J u Warren. Buffalo
Miss Warren. Buffalo Miss Wheeler Buffalo
NJ Thomas a W, Cal X NJ, Douaid K q. y
Lindener, Guatemala DIR Kisshman, LakepOrt
DR. Kaufman. Lhkeport G Cyssen, Guatemala
w RucS er, San Jose McLaughiinSw .Oroville
Miss McLan Khiin. Oroville Miss Waldyer. oroviile
Mrs Rumbey, Montana II A ID Aehnel. Montana
Gilman, Nevada j French. Manchester
Mrs ID II Jones, Nevada j Peabody, Indiana
A Granville 81 ". ohio J II Fineknger. san Jose
Miss Granvile. ohio IN Ely, Sanla Cruz
Il Granville ohio A Goodman. New York
r l. Bush Wash L j Goodman New York
Cheyney' Hartford Courtney, Los Angeles
Fisher. Chicago
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Elliott Chicago Miss G Greene. Sacto
Miss K ClHson. Pasadena A ID Mayor, Port Costa
Graham. W, CHI, Pueblo w Vanderhurst. Salinas
o A Richardson, Ills J French Ills
Miss French. HIS w simpson a W. StcXtn
Miss Lanahan Batmre Mrs G Lanahan, Baltimore
NJ l. Carson a ". st Louis L A Tempeton & W, Utah
Sennet, santa Clara II Parmenter, W Mare Is
Churchill. Chicago Mrs w Churchill Chi
Is II Smith Omaha J X Churchill Omaha
l. Macomber. u : " J. Brant, US
Miss Brewer boston NJ Brewer, Boston
w VI Adams. Chicago Miss w NJ Adams, Chicago
{. NJ money, Acapulco Can't Clark, SIS Acapulco
MrsF Gilmore uatemala Mrs l. Urlne a CHI. Ariz
Miss l. Lee, Y Iraehyo, Guatemala
Mrs Myran Mrs l. Wygant. Portland
Mrs I Nygant. Portland W Further, LaKeport
L T. Bogart a W. Boston w II wheaton, Cal
Brasder, Tahiti Mrs Williams Chicago
Rose bourne, Cal a bowen, Ventura
Miss l. Elton. NJ Y Miss Bella walker, Tahiti
II Is Burns w Tahiti IL GulicK * W, Japan
I Knight
I'M ERNATIONA AL HOTEL.
Nilsson, Eutte c williams, wis
ii y Stewart Il Uaklnd A r Robinson Mich
A Hackett. Belmont NJ S Glover Wis
Woodbridge, San Jose A u Daton Kans
w Boston q W. Ohio p G storm. uSN
J Molitt Niles II n Schaefer u SN
Davis, Anderson Noores. 6eyservilIe
j Murphy. Portland Nelson W, omaha
4 Murphy, Portland Il J Nedner Y
- Murphy. Portland q Hath, Oakland
j Bameion & w,POrIland
NEW WESTERN.
Thompson, San Le- Gracy, Heller
andre Sutherland, Sacto
L Ware. stockton j JCnes Ala
Braghetta Buttons Ldg l. Miller Sacramento
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Interesting in the Bene-
fetal Field.
WORK ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Meetings of Grand Lodges-Knights
of Honor Next Week-A. o. u.
w. Next Month-Etc.
Official Assessment Table.

lOfhcial assessment notices of any legiti-
mate fraternal society viii be published free
Of cost In above table. Send them. with any
other matters If Importance, by FRIDAY, ad-
dressed, Fraternal Society Editor MORNING
CALL, San Francisco
The morning call., 1893-03-20
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
i Once OF Purchasing and Depot Com missary 3B
New Montgomery ST, San Francisco. Cal, March
10, 1893. Sealed proposals, in trpHcate subject TO
the usual conditions, will be received this oice
until IL O'Clock 81 on " ednesday, March 22 1881
at which time and place they viii lie opened in the
presence Of bidders for uTn ishing and delivery OF
the following named subsistence supplies: Bacon
cornmea rice. hominy. coffee. teas salt canned
fruits, canned vegetables. collar buttons, chocolate
cigarette paper, cigarettes cigars envelopes hand
kerchiefs, INK jams, 1elies mustard, oatmeal o We
OIL paper; dried frnits pens pickles. salmon, sugar.
syrnp, tobacco, towels, tOweltug, ammonia, peari
barley, dried and mess beet. blackIng, capers cat
sup, cinnamon, citron, cocoa. figs -four preserved
ginger, horseTadish. lambs tongue, marina atle
miucemeat. okra pigs feet plum pudding pre-
serves. raisnsr sage, celery sait. sauces sausage
Lima bFahs
Proposals viii not be considered unless accom-
panied by sample Of articles bid FOR The Govern
ment reserves the right to reject any or all pro-
p0sals Preference VIII be given TO articles OF
domestic production or manufacture, conditions of
quRlity and price Qncluding In the price foreign
production manufacture the duty thereon)
being equal. Blank proposals aud fun inform ttion
the quality OF supplies character of packages
etc, II be furnished apl ltcatiOn this Office
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Subsistence supplies, to be ope ed
March -. 1898" and addressed to the under
signed. G. A WOODRUFF. Major and c. s.. United
states Army. mrll J. 20 u
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TO LEASE.

no LEASE-IN 5AUSALITo, COTTAGE or s
rooms; bath; completely furnished; Water ST
near yacht clubhouse Address W. C., SausaIItoI IL
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TOR SALE-MoUNTAIN RANCH MILES NE.
4 Napi City: so acres house aud improvements.
For particulars 81 u Ridley st mr20 ST.
CHEAP LAND-KANCHO DE NovATO COM
y prlsing 1000 acres Sovato. Marin County,
cal, on line Of 5. +. and y. p Ry. (Donohue broad
Eauge) 20 miles from San Francisco. Average
price, SO per acre This property has been sub
divided into villa Sites lots. tracts and
small ranches of from 20 TO 200 acres: any desired
SIZE The land varies from low hns to rich bot
toms, and is perfectly adapted 10 growing olives,
primes peaches grapes and all kinds Of fruit grain
and vegeta Unlimited market CITY Tor all
produce; both RAJ! and water transportation from
the property to san Francisco. Low freiSEts and
fares. Town OF Novato railroad station. hotel.
stores. hrstciaSs graded school postofiee and eI-
Press Offices meat marie: etc. ali the property,
Call or address Syndicate Investment Company. a.
and 65 Chronicle building. mrl Il
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G50A PART CASH; BALANCE TO BE PAID
NbOO' out OF the profits OF the business; ouLirs
light aud easily learned: pay each ut least : 90
MONTH rare chance. Business Exchange 1927
Market ST.
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Tor sALE-A BRANCH BAKERY, LAUNDRY
aud not ion-store: sales average SIS per day ex-
cclI-ut living rooms Address B. B., boz 81, Call
Branch. mrIg 2tE
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C.fOO WOOD AND COAL YARD; GOOD
u 1OO. stock, fixtures. horse. wagon etc: daily
receipts from S25 To $S5; Urar Market and Taylor
SIS. business Exchange 1927 Market ST.
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GfQ00 OSE-AALF Cash; AN OLD Is
- 1bOO. tablished business, clearing for the
past 10 years on an average OF $4,000 year; this
business is % the best known and advertised iu
the city; The best OF reference and full inYestiga
tion given For further particulars address Bus-
ness boI IL. Call Branch. mrls 2t+
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

q JEWETT STEEL RANGE. ALMOST NEW,
" - latest improved, at bargain. Apply 6l5
3I owe ST, from TO P. NJ, downstairs. mr2O IT.
COTTAGE 4 ROOMS COMPLETE FOR HOUSE,
- keeping. 466 Mlnua st, rear. after P.M.m1e -
FURNITURE OF ROOMS; 8 ROOMS PAY
y rent; cheap. 9lsla Geary st. mrI5 It's
GooD CHANCE-YOUR ROUSE FURNISHED
" complete with furniture. carpets stoves cur
tains, blankets, pictures and mirrors at cash prices
on easy instaliments; small deposit. NJ. FRIED
MAN d CO. largest instaIIlnent house on the coast
"a, 22S 23O aud 3D6 Stockton ST.. 2S7 Post; open
evenings PROMPT attention PAID 10 country orders.
u LEY BROS. s3I MISSION-FURNITU
w carpets. stoves cheap: cash, instan' t. nos "
n oTlCk-I AM NOW AT 1873 FOURTH (NEw
- buildlng). and offer a large stock OF general
household furniture reduced prices; 500 carpets,
E93d as rev; stoves. So: antique chamber suits,
$lb parlor suits, S25. cash instailmen alt AZ
BEDROCK prices I. h. NELSON. l26 Fourth st aItt
CARPETS.
7 me OF ENGLISH LINOLEUMS SOC; MAT
II TINS, loo; Brussels carpet lait SIC; furniture
lowest prices SHREK. 1910 ana 1872 Stockton tt
CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. Csc YARD
~ VI. FRIEDMAN & CO, 234-22S23O and 300
STOCKTON. and 2S7 Post st. open evenings. J If
CARPET CLEANING.
CITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
VEINS, manager Telephone eail, $3.50 mrs ION
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
y renovated; all work guaranteed. j w SHAN
Az An, POLK st; lei. Sl46; seud postal fell l2m
( ARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANSED Am
y renovated same as new s S tkkGUgoN e
GO, 70 Tenth ST: telephone 3036 1T
THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO GET YOUR CAR
refs eleAned Is 453 Stevenson st. TeL322s. o2s5
loNKLlN'S CARPErBEATING MORRIS 3j3
- 3olden Gata ave teeDhOne 2l26. I2ut
4 WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-rHE WEEKLY
= CALL. in wrapper. ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1893-03-20

G97S SALOON on BUSY PART OF MAR
- , - ket St: good stock. fue fixtures and
trade; value IN sight; grand bargain; must sell.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 1927 Market St.
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$500 boss IN p R94EP A :oR
owner retiring from business MCLAUGHLIN &
CO. 1914 KearnT st.
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pARTNER WANTED IN A wELLESTAB-
i itshet employment office doing good business;
sinai capital required; trial given Dol Pine II ,
basement
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eifRooM HOTEL; FIREPROOF BUILDING:
w electric lights furniture irst-clasS: sell hat
rs value on sccount OF old age. PAC. EXCHANGE,
% kearny.
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! ARGAIS: wEIL-PAYING STATIONERY AND
- bazaar foI $500. worth $1,000: must be sold at
once 1855 Nalencis st. mrlg IT,
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CALOON, DOING FINE BUSINESS. NEAR
- fye-mile house, Mission road: turntsbie AZ door.
cheap OF account OF sickness. JOHN MUGGE
saloon. mrlQ2t~
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pUTCHER SHOP on ONE OF The BEST
i streets. selling about cattle week: cash
trade; smll eXg sr,euce Address B.. box y. Cali
Branch once mr1O -
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-wELL- FSTAB-
i lisned livery business. Henderson,, 3U4
Montgomery mrl9 IL
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u GOD CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: FINE
u location. Address A. MCLEOD & CO. whoIs-
sale dealers wv. cor. FIrst and Mission. m-2O IT.
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cOOO FIRST CLASS HAIRSTORE; FINE
~ UOO. fixtures, etc; well stocked. fine ioca-
Zion: low rent: drstciass trade: opportunity for
bargain lot TO had every day. owner not able to
be there in person. Apply at 20 Montgomery st.
room 81 tnrIS IL