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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-27
New and Beautiful.


THAT Is the most peculiar and astound-
ing faculty of the mind that calls the new
the beautiful" said Charles Tluax, who Is
at the Iindell. Now, just think minute
Look at the change in fashions, and then
you see 1t perfectly. The hat that you
wore last ssason-the one with the st If rim
and soft crown-how rice and nobby it
looked then. Now, when you tried it ON
again the other day. accidentally running
across it in the lorker-why, il looked
hideous, didn't it? lis impossible to de-
fine " by this is so. You can't say it is be-
cause the mind dislikes old things some
minds don't; nor that all minds love
the new. the change. 1t isn't exactly be-
cause persons dislike to be odd or out Of
date, for some take great delight in looking
strange and odd. Others do not wear the
new things first simply to be the first
While do not think this sense comes from
or guides itself by any one of these infiu-
ences. yet the sum OF them all goes to make
up circle OF harmony. inside Of which one
would rather dwell than out. There are a
thousand little things that the mind COM
prehends almost unconsciously and acts
accordingly. 1t is this reflex action OF
brainwork that makes it possible for one to
understand why we do these things.
Raaeoa, Reeebarss p,lle act Iira marie
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-27

Official visitations of grand master and
grand secretary: Monday, February 81. Osce
ola Lodge No.215. Tuesday. February rs, Lib
erty Rebekah Lodge No. rs. o'clock p. M. /;
same date, Healdsburg Lodge Nc. GA.
Wednesday, March ], Porter Lodge No. 272.
Thursday. March Q. Rising Star Rebekah
Lodge No. s. Friday, March 3. dedicate
hall at Elk Grove, 8 O'clock p. NJ; same
date, Elk Grove Rebekah Lodge NO.
156, Z P. NJ Saturday. March 4. joint mset-
ing of iodges in Stockton. Monday. Ma ch
6. Golden Star Rebekah Lodge No. rs 3
p. NJ; same date. Marin Lodge No. 2Nl.
Tuesday, March Z, Parker Lodge No. IAN.
Wednesday. March s, Colfax RebekaN
Lodge No. II, 3 P. NJ. same date. Calistoga
Ledge No. 227. Thursday. March 2.
Ivy Rebekah Lodge No. %. 3 p. NJ:
same date, Napa Lodge No. 48. FRI
day. March 10. UKiah Lodge No. ia.
Saturday, March II, Upper Lake Lodge No.
PAL. Monday, March IS. Lakeport Lodge
No. 351. Tuesday, March IA, Friendship
Lodge No. $50. Wednesday. March Is.
Lower Lake Lodge No. 100. Thursday,
March 16. Abou Ben Adhem Lodge. No 112.
Amity Lodge No. 161. ID. of r.. has big
programme for the evening of the 28th.
Proceeds for the ]. o. o. f. Home.
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Miscellaneous.

The members OF London Lodge No. 215.
Sons CT ST. George, have decided to have an
evening ''at home" on the first Tuesday in
each month. when the regular business will
be hurried through and good time gener-
ally be had. They hope to see as many Of
the members Of other lodges of the order as
can mako it convenient 10 be present on
such occasions
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Improyed Order of Red ZEN.

The grand ball given under the auspices
of the tribes of this city. on Wednesday,
February % Washington's birthday, was
grand success. Tahoe League No. 3, mi
form rank, led the grand march. Each
member had his partner with him in the
ranks and it proved quite novel affair.
The grand sachem and G. c. of r.
visited Pawnee No. 81 at Alameda on
Thursday evening. and exemplified the new
work. also the new floor work.
Pohonachee No. 10 conferred the Hun
ters' and Warriors degrees, also had a re-
hearsal of the new work on the last sleep.
White Z gle conferred the degree last
sleep and on the 22i had grand ball in
honor of the day; 1t was we'll attended and
a success.
Manzanita No. conferred all the degrees
on four candidates last sleep; there were
quite number Of visitors present on that
occasion.
Miantonomah No. had quite gathering
last sleep, and the new floor work was ex-
empli6ed in good shape; they will rehearse
again next sleep
Modoc Ne. 81. Seminole No. "a. Osceola
No. II, Tecumseh No. 62, Winnemucca No.
81, are all practlclng the new work.
The great saclIem and other great chiefs
will pay visit officially on the following
dates, and il his desire that no unusual
made, but would much rather have an
adoption or work in the adoption
degree in preference: No. 81 on Mon
day, March 81, Dutch Fiat; No. IS
on Tuesday. March "A. Newcastle; No.
So on Wednesday, March 49, Auburn;
No. Ii on Thursday. March is. Sacramento;
No. As on Friday. March II. Marysville; No.
90 on Saturday. March IS. Yreka: No. 81 on
Monday. March %, Chico; No. Al, OH Tues
day, March q. Sacramento.
Would be pleased to have any members
of the order who can accompany the great
chiefs on the occasion mentioned.
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Tastes Too Luxurious.
Chicago Tribune

ChIcag0 IrlDune.
Passenger dn crowded streetcar)-Gold
on, conductor. There's no room for another
passenger in here.
Conductor with seorD)-Room? VII
said anything about roomP just shove
along there and let him in. What do you
want for nickel, anyway?
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ROYAL Arcantrnn.

The estimated membership February /,
1898, was 10000. the number of councils
1900, and the number of assessments in 1892
was fifteen. This order with its quiet pro-
gressiye management has recommended itself
very favorably to the rubIic. During the
month of December. 1892, 1i5 fulI-rate or
ders were paid amounting to S345.000, and
halr-rate orders amounting to SIG 500. max
ing total Of 1851 500 paid December, 1892.
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lOffieiaI assessment notices of any legit-
mate fraternal society will be published free
Of cost in above table. Send Them with any
other matters Of Importance. by FRIDAY, adj
dressed, Fraternal Society Editor MORNING
CALL San Francisco
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q. A. r.


A grand fraternal meeting Of Lincoln and
George ii. Thomas posts members was
held ON last Thursday evening at Lincoln
Posts headquarters. 35 Eddy street.
This was brought about by over $50 men,
bers OF Thomas Post No. marching in a
body to the hall OF Lincoln Post No. 1 and
knocking for admission.
AS soon as the opening ceremonies were
over Post No. l officially and heartily re-
ceived their sister post, with few WELL
chosen words of welcome by William 81.
Wharf. their post commander.
The spacious hall OF Lincoln Post was
neatly decorated with American flags and
flowers for the occasion.
Over the commanders chair was sus-
pended a beautiful floral piece. with the
words, welcome. George III. Thomas Post
No. 2. set in rare flowers of red, white and
blue, emblematical of the national colors
After the regular bushes OF the post had
been finished and recruit had been mus
tered into the ranks. Colonel c. Mason
Kline, the only surviving charter member
with an uubroken and continuous member
ship in the post, was called upon to deliver
the addresses of welcome to the visiting
comrades. This was done in most fitting
words and was we'll received.
This was responded to by the commander
of George H. Thomas Post. Elisha Brooks.
two largest posts in this department were
very interesting to all present. and rece we'd
deserved applause.
Commander Wharf then called upon
Colonel w. r. Smedbe past department
commander, who made one OF his excellent
speeches, and il was we'll received.
Among those present of Thomas Post
who addressed the meeting were: Past
Department Commander w. A. Robinson,
Professor Abel Vim. Colonel A. l.. Rock
well, <. Cnurrier, A. Bailey p. r. Downer.
George Dimpfel. j. j. Seovell, Adjutant
Ivory Wells. Junior Vice-Commander j. A.
Vining. Officer of the Day II. l.. Tickner
These speeches were alternated by: Past
Comm anders ii. T. Hobert, L. Hanson, II.
c. nibble and L. g. Masteller, assistant
adjutant general members OF Lincoln Post.
speech king. and the post closed at
late hour by all joining in singing Amer
lea" and "Auld Lang Syne."
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Order of Chosen Friends,

America Council No. was visited by
NJ. Boehm. G. V. c.. on Tuesday evening,
Februay 81. The meeting was an interest
ing one; three applications for membership
were presented; the council is preparing for
picnic.
Empire Council No. AZ gave one Of its
old-time open meetings on Monday evening.
February 90. The attendance was large,
and all passed a very pleasant evening" The
prelate, Mrs. Hartman. was presented with
a handsome Chosen Friends pin set with
diamond. II. w. Hutton, G. c.. NJ Boehm.
q. V. c., were present.
Social Council No. as had a very interest
ing meeting on Thursday evening. Febru-
airy 90. NJ. Boehm. G. v. Mrs. K. M.
Flynn. p. c., Mrs. NJ. Aubrey, p. c. of Con-
cord Council No. 2 and Mrs. A. Boebm p.
c. Of California Council Nc. So were pres
ent. TIE council will hold its open meet
ing on Thursday. March 8.
Laurel Council No. III gave a social on
Friday evening, February II. The pro-
gramme consisted of remarks, singing and
recitations. Refreshments were served
during the evening and the time passed
very pleasantly until midnight, when all
went home well pleased with the evenings
entertainment.
Nj. III. Brickwedel G. T., visited Willows
Council No. 175 on Wednesday last
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KNIGHTS of Honor.

Clinton Lodge No. 2019, East Oakland,
held its regular session on the evening OF
Monday February 10. on which occasion
District Deputy j. NJ. Cohen installed the
officers for the present term. The following
grand officers and others we're present:
John w. Rourke, G. D.; DR.. c. W. Decker,
G. A. D.; c. II. NJ. Curry. G. r.. w. w.
Morrison, grand trustee; District Deputies
W. G. Thomas, Frank Lawrence aud Julins
Meyer; DR.. w. N. Brown, p. D.; w. ID.
Smith, p. D.; j. II. Apologize, p. D., and
Joseph 0'Conn0r. Short addresses were
made by the visitors and others, after which
the members and their guests partook of
fine collation..
L. Meininger, financial reporter of San
Francisco Lodge, completed, at the close Of
the last term. twelve years consecutive SER
vice in said Office, and during that time has
not been absent from single session Of the
lodge.
Grand Dictator Rourks and District Dep
uty Meyer were nresent at and addressed
the members of Union Lodge on Tuesday
evening last.
On Wednesday evening last District No.
20 held a union meeting with Occidental
Lodge. William G. Thomas, ID. ID. G. d..
presided. A number of grand officers and
district deputies were present Addresses
were delivered and good time generally
was enjoyed.
District Deputy Lawrence visited Polar
Star Lodge on Friday evening last. The
lodge has arranged for the delivery of adj
dresses or lectures bv brothers specially APP
pointed, at each of its sessions; at this
session Past Dictator Helen read an excel
lent paper.
Grand Reporter Curry and District Dep
uty Meyer visited Ivy Lodge on last Friday
evening. The degree was conferred on two
candidates. Ivy's musical club entertained
hal ottr IN ut Aan f0lI lar
large and the session an enjoyable one.
Yetba Buena Lodge had an Interesting
meeting last Monday evening and initiated
several candidates.
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Comnanions of the Forest.

During the month OF March the supreme
chief companion and executive board will
visit as follows: Pride of the Forest Circle
No. 10. Tuesday. 7lh; Mazzlni Circle No.
1O6, Monday, 18th; Maid Marian Circle No.
40, Thursday. 23i; Mystic Circle No. 126
Monday, 9th. A new circle will be insti-
tuted 10 this city on March 7, and one in the
last week of the month.
Mary A. Rodman, s. c. c.. with Mrs. e.
Farrell, S. Il. g., and Miss NJ. Crawford, s.
O. G., assisted BY Mrs. S. Beverson, insti-
tused a circle in Byron on Monday evening.
February q, with a charter list of twenty
nine members, to be known as Diana Circle
No. 1885,
Yosemite Circle No. 107 held an open
meeting on Wednesday evening last. Every
one enjoyed good time.
Bohemian Circle No. 1874 had full at
tendance at Its last regular meeting. Two
candidates were initiated and four applica-
tons read. S. G.. c. Mary A. Rodman was
present.
George J. Berger, supreme treasurer. is a
worker. He is member OF Artemis Circle
No. 100. Companions. visit his circle. and
you will not regret It,
Eureka Circle No. 80 has five applications
for next Thursday night. This circle in
tends giving an evening at home some time
In April.
Washington Circle No. / Is initiating at
every meeting Mrs. III. Asher. ID. c. c.,
was one of the lucky ones at the organiza-
ton bee.
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Knights and ladies Of Honor.

The reception OF the grand officers OF
Aurora Lodge was one OF the most interest
ing events of the year. Grand Protector j.
G. Pierson addressed the members at length
upon the progress aud good Of the order.
He was followed by the other grand officers
and visiting members with interesting
speeches. Refreshments we're served, dane
ing and conversation INDUCED In. Among
out-of.town visitors was large delegation
from Oakland Lodge.
District Deputy I. B. Key held success
full meeting Of the lodges In his district
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Ancient Order of Foresters.

Court Enterprise received six applications
at its last meeting.
Star Of the West celebrated the tenth an
niversary of the court on Saturday evening.
Yosemite Circle held an open meeting
Wednesday evening. A dance followed.
Diana Circle was instituted in Byron on
Monday last by Mary A. Rodmau, S. c. c.,
assisted by Miss Crawford, Mrs. Beverson.
Past s. G. c., and Mrs. Farrell.
H. Beaver, II. c. r.. officially visited Star
of California, Sausaiito, Tuesday evening.
Court Onward celebrated its third ami
versary on Thursday evening.
II. Beaver, II. c. r.. will officially visit
Court Athens, East Oakland. March g.:
Pride of Potrero on the 81 Of March.
Sherwood Circle gave musical ana liter
airy entertainment on Saturday evening.
Court Hercules will initiate three candi-
dates at its next meeting. The court will
celebrate its eighth anniversary in March
by grand banquet.
Washington. Eureka. Kensington and
Twin Peaks circles are initiating at each
meeting.
Court Pride of Potrero initiated three at
their last meeting, and received several ap-
plications.
The board of deputies, A. O. F.. will meet
on Saturday, March 4.
Courts Washington, California and Amer
lea are comforting ranks at each meeting.
The executive council reports great activ-
ity among the lodges in the country; sew
eral courts in course OF formation.
NJ. Boehm, q. C. S., visited Court Gar
field at its last meeting and assisted In the
In tiatien Of two candidates.
The grand ball of the deputies on last
Monday evening was social and financial
success. The winning numbers were: First
prize, ticket 1854; second, 1908; third, 24T7 !;
fourth. 1895; fifth. 2570; sixth. 1868; seventh.
SS7; eighth. 259; ninth. 270; tenth, ZIG;
eleventh, 1910. Mr.. Andrew Schulz won
the gold watch.
Social Circle held social hop after busi-
ness was transacted on Saturday evening.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-27

Pacific and West End-on last Tuesday
evening. In addition to members from both
lodges being present, there were visitors
from Aurora, Golden Rule and Pao Alto
lodges. The years work OF the lodges was
discussed.
Among the social events to occur In
March is the regular monthly hop of Ex-
cesor Lodge next Thursday evening, and
the invitation masquerade party of Palo
Alto on the 18th of the month.
Excelsior Lodge initiated two new candi-
dates and received an application for MEM
bershp at its last meeting
Fidelity and Martha lodges held pleasant
meetings last Friday, some of the grand
officers and members from other lodges be-
Ing present
supreme Protector L. B. Lockard has
offered solid gold badge to every member
introducing three relief fund members into
the order from March / to July 81. The
otter will no doubt result In the majority OF
the members being decorated in the future
with these beautiful embems.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-27

ssEssMEST NoTIcE-CRUIKsHANKG GOLD
n Mining comprehension Of principal place
OF business San Francisco. California: Iecauon OF
works. Los Burros district Monterey County Cal:
Notice is hereby given that at G meeting OF the
board OF directors bold on the 9th day ef Januery
1893 assessment. No. 3. OF ten cents 90 centsl
per share levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately. ID united
States gold TO the secretary, az The once OF
the company, room D, No. al saBsome street. San
francisco, Cal.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main UNPAID on the 10th day of February, 1898,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale al public
auction, and uRl-ss payments made before VIII %
sold on FRIDAY. the Sd day OF March. 1893, 10
pay the delinquent assessment. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale, BY order OF
the board OF directors. j. W. PEW, Secretary.
ohce-itoom 8, No. 2ll Ssnsome street. san
Francisco, Cal.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The delinquent day OF above assessment is hereby
postponed to March 2, 1893 and the Gay OF sale TO
FRIDAY the Gath day OF March. 1893 BY order
Of The Board of Directors.
felItd J. w. PEW. Secretary.
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Independent Order of Foresters.

AT the mex. regular meeting of Court San
Francisco Tuesday. March 2, a banquet
WIZ be given, preceded by the comforting of
the Oriental degree on those brothers of
the court who have not yet been Initiated
into its mysteries and advantages.
G.. a. McElfresh, III. G. r., visited Court
Alameda. Alameda. last Tuesday.
Court San Francisco is the "Alma Mater"
of the Oriental degree for San Francisco
aud vicinity. There are some 200 brothers
in San Francisco and Oakland who are
awaiting the advent of DIR. Brown, Grand
Padi Shah, for the comforting On them of
the degree.
Court San Francisco has decided to set
apart the first meeting in every m0lth for
Initiation of candidates only. and the last
Tuesday in the month for the con feIriDg of
the Oriental degree, business and banquet.
Herman Lewald, u. II. G. r. of Court
Fowler. Fresno County. visited San Fran
cisco last Tuesday.
a new court will be organized of this or
der In San Francisco on the 4th of next
month.
twenty-five new members have Joined
this popular beneficiary order in San Fran
cisco since February /, not including new
courts.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
Va Lit BE SOLD VERY CHEAP; 7oF THOSE
W elegant new Groom houses on w. side or STAN
yam ST.. short distance s. from Haight-st entrance
10 park; make Offers owner on premises. fe25 IS
TOR SALE = CHEAP; ON EASY TERMS:
house Of z rooms and bath, with planked base
ment and laundry: Twenty firth ST. near How
ard. Apply 7. Arm OFT, Use Clara. nr. 4th.f25 70
GOO60 NEW COTTAGE IN BERKELEY:
sp2LoO. rooms: lot 40xl20: good location;
500 cash, $25 monthly.
slloO--Large lot on hill: 200xi6e; good soil;
superb views: $40 monthly.
Si75-Lot 25xl02; So monthly.
S5O0-Lot 40xl34. with orchard
S700-Corner: 50x9S: at station.
CHAS. A. BAILEY. owner. 20 Montgomery st. Off
DARE CHANCE,
IL S25o0-Eine Groom cottage on goth ST.. so from
Castro-st cable.
SZoOc-7-room house, CAL ave, mr. Mission Sc.
$lSOO-4-rOom cottage ChapuItepec ST.
$}6UO-s-room cottage Cheru5usco ST.
Sl350-4-rom cottage ON Buena Vista ST.
Little cash and very easy Instruments
Apply to 4. VANDERVEkEN, 321 Virginia ave-:
Office $40 Market st. ja29 limo
GIo0n BARGAIN; LOT on SACRAMENTO
QIOOO. ST., near Maple, Owner l7Ol LeayeR-
worth. fe26 81
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MONEY TO LOAN.


AdOSEY LOANED: REASONABLE INTEREST;
W property for SALE Room IL. Croker oIdg.26
I.Z-BARREL OF MONEY ON FIRST OR SEC
y ond mortgage; no delay, ISAACS, 1872 Taylor. Il
MONEY AT az On FIRST AND SECOND MORT.
w CAGES without delay MURPHY. 80 Pie. 6m
4 PER CENT CITY LOANS: NO DELAY. NJ.
4 wooLLEs. r. s Mills building. 30 floor. del II
E4oNEY LOANED on JEwELRY AND OTHER
vi valuables at the Security Loan Bank, ll05
Market. nr. Mason; private entrance Turk o IL
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gloon HOUSE ROOMS: LOT 50xl0O: NE.
u lLOU. Brazil ave. and Edinburgh ST.. Ex-
ceIsior ii Homestead Association: halt cash.
Sl2OO-HouSe rooms; lot 50x103; NV. cor.
Erazil ave. ana Naples ST., Excelsior Homestead
$900-7s 6xl2 20: NV. cor. 18th ave and @ ST..
outside lands.
S375-5Uxl25; s. side of Montana St. bet Capital
and triza0a. Railroad Homestead Associa ton.
$275- 50x125: Thrift st, bet. Capital and orizaba,
Railroad Homestead Association.
Si63-25xl2o: s. line Montana st. I bet Capital
and Orizaba, Railroad Homestead Association.
S25O-5OxlO0; Sc. cor. Yolo aud Minnesota sts..
Potrero.
ss5o-5oxl25; lot 7. block %. Paul Tract Home
stead Association.
CHAs c. FISHER, 321 Montgomery. fe26 2ts
CQ00O PAGE ST. n. SIDE. BET oCTAvIA
.D0VUO. and Laguna; modern residence OF II
rooms, bath; lot 27:6xI2O. CHAS. C. FISHER,
S2l Montgomery. fe2e 3t'
G6ROO 75xlI5; n SIDE or 18TH ST.,
.DoCOu. near Castro. CHAS. q. FISHER. 81
Montgomery fe26 3ts
QI coo 5oxI15: w. DIAMOND ST.. BET.
u 1COO. 2lst and 22d; street work complete;
block from cars. Apply to L. A. SoUC & CO., 10
Montgomery ST
GOn0 CASH: NEW HOUSES IN OCEAN
erOOV View; 4 rooms and bath: blocks from
church, school and cars Inquire OF MURPHY at
station. fe2o 3t*
COOO0 NEw COTTAGE OF ROOMS IN
N-OoO. East Berkeley; 5000 cash. $50
$500 and upward. lots 50xl25, adjacent TO the
university: S5 and $40 monthly MM. A. CALD-
WELL, 4l5 Montgomery Sc. fe7 Il
QS00 CASH. BALANCE INSTALLMENTS: s.
II OOV room cottages on 25tb st. half a block
west OF Castro: $2750, $4,000 and $500 each; also
complete and street work done. +. NELSON build
or. 1920 Twenty-hfth St. near Castro. Eel II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-27

HALF INTEREST IL MANUFACTURING
Ii WhclesaIe candr business; have speciality: the
besseIling article in the business. Address Candy.
box I J. Call Branch Once fe25 Sta
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-27
FRATERNAL INDEX.
FRATERNAL INDEX.
A Lull Among the Orders
Generally.
VARIOUS VISITATIONS NOTED.
Quiet Work, bat Steady Increase
Among All the Leading Fraterni-
ties-Practical Work-Etc.
Official Assessments Table.

Official Assessment Table.
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0.-5 CIGAR AND TOBACCO STAND: FULL
Ut y. value: nice stock: low rent; laundry
once; cid stand. Apply this once. fe26 2l+
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" ANTED-To BUY LODGING HOUSE: STATE
" price. rent etc. Address Cash, box III, Call
Brauch ONE