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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-23

EOR SALE - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
4 dairy produce: horse ana wagon; fully stocked:
years established; great chance: location cen
trai; hotel custom large Dairy, box 81. Call
Once apo tt
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GOD CHANCE; SALOON ORHALFINTEREST:
" IN business center; barkeeper would stay as
partner; best reason for selling; no agents or
trifers wanted. Apply this ONCE ap2g 3ts
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K UTCHERS-GOOD BUSINESS; wELL-ESTAB-
- llshed; good location; small capital. Butcher
box SO. Gail Office. Oakland ap2O n
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& ENTLkMAN GOING 10 WORLDS FAIR
"a wants wants partner to take saloon during absence.
10 oteuaEI ST. 7tz
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w AhTED-PARtNER WITH 5000 OR $4,000
Apply 1l6 Front st. ap5I rs
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
\ H. UMBsEN & CO.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
Il MONTGOMERY ST. 5. Z.
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CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; ZINE TRADE;
1913 Sixth St ano5 re-
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Il oTEL, CITY, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
- and favoTaDly located, for sale partner want
ed: doing fine Lnslnass. S2zi MIssinr anIa -.
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BARGAIN FOR SALE: NICELY FURNISHED
- testanr2nt. on account OF going away; must be
solu; rent $50; good location: come and make an
o1Ier Address bargain. box So Call Branch. ~ 7s
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Call and obtain one Of our "Real Estate Rec.
rds," which contains list OF properties for sale
Oft bn rffy
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Classified Advertisements Continued on tn
Sixth Page.
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ID RooMs-sUNNY: CENTRAL: WELL FUR
! i nished; rooms all rented; bargain. 1924 Turk
StreeE. ap2Z 3t~
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L OK SALE AT A SACRtPICE-w ESTAR-
Iished hlirst0Te. Inanire 442 HAYES st an2n z.
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OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED-OLD-ES-
~ tahlished dry-goods store maSIng m oley: VIII
apply at once TO 1873 DeYisadero st. bet BUSH and
PIne. anIa
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E'oR SALE-A GOOD BUTCH R.SHOP. Apply
9i013 Harrison ST.. parties going East ap2O 3tF
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| OLD FRUIT STAND; HORSE AND WAGON:
~ chean. Apply this once. apis ~

CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA - THE
~ eight-page WEEKLY GALL sent to any address
In the United States or Canada year for 81 IS,
postage free.
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(AhD-ESI ABLlSHED FAMILY LiQUOR-STOEE.
~ Wlne-cellar and good outside trade: splendid
location; owner leaving city to take charge of
hotel apply to owner at Sc. cor. OF sanspme and
Pacific SITS. anle ire
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PARTNER WANTED: MAN WITH ENERGY
anu SloO can hear OF something to his advantage
Dy calling at 1909 GOugh ST., after 8 P. NJ ap22 2ts
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d UTTERFIELD. FRANK W,AUCrIONEER. 10
ID Montgomery St, buys large aud small lots. ~ II
FURNITURE NANTED-EyERYBoDY SELLS
L their secondhand furniture at the Pavilion Auc-
tion House. BIZ and 32l Suffer. Grant deS x
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
n niIure wanted 20 per cent paid more than elss-
where. MALONE. ITO Fourth 81; new store. ia30.t
M J. SIMMONS & CO.. AUCTIoNEERS. WILL
vi buy your furniture pianos and books l95I
Markets. ap9Ec
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$780, RESIs $3.50 rEE ASNUaI. DEyIsA
fats, containing every modern Improvement:
eheap AZ price asked and may be sold Tor less: call
for particulars LOT 25xl16:5. BALDWIN HAM
MOND, 10 Montgomery ST.
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T oDGING HOUSE, ~ ROOMS. FULL OF
II steady roomers; selling out regardless OF cost;
party going East $50 Minna ST. ap2I rs
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s550O-Comfortable home. 10 rooms and bath
stable windmill. ETC.; lot 46xl00; Will trade or
sell ON instalments y
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$40 600 Dow ,S1,t,y y; OF MARKET
story building; patent walk: street accepted.
fine income: never vacant. BURNHAM, MARSH
q co, 428 Montgomery st.
GoQO0 a SNAP; 100 CHATTANOOGA ST,
tDLUOO. bet. 22d and I'D: nice 6.room cottage
ana bath; brick foundation; stable for horses: lot
25xl25 terms $500 cash. balance payable s27
monthly. Troy McNALLl, $50 Market apps IL
GeSOO ELEGANT MODERN HOME OF Q
u OOOO. rooms. bath; nantel MIR rs cleo
trio lighting; sanitary plumbing and every modern
cORveDieuce: Scott ST. between Baight aud Waller
Troy q McNALLf, $50 Market St.
GI700 $500 CASH. BALANCE SIS so
" ~. monthly; new Groom cottage; stable.
tic; lot 21x9O; Arlington ST. one block from eiee-
trio road TROY q McNALLY, $50 Market
street. ap23 Ut suru
SUNNY SIDE LOTS
OBLIGED TO SELL: MODERN sRooM COT
- tage; built In the most substantial manner for
home, Without regard COST. IN the 1 veIiest
location OF the Mission warm belt; with or . lots
as required; hair cash: this will a bargain for
ssVlne obei ,h5ehts need not answer. Address
owner: box lDl. Call Branch ONCE. apps 81
COTTAGES; $500 CASH; S ROOMS BATU Gas
~ stone sidewalk, etc. 2sth ar 1narier l,,ocf
west OF Castro; also cottages on Homestead a..
S53O0 $3OO cash; easy terms apps Inns
DOR sALE-COTTAGE OF ROOMS. TO HFRF
moved; stable. 1882 Stevenson st. ap22 ~
A sTIroH IN TIME SAVES NINE: BEFORE
pnTcha sing real estate have u valued by BENZ.
II. LlCHTENS Elm, expert 0Eice-l5 Grant ave-
near Market ST. ap23 IL
a ARM BELT OF THE MISsION-FOR SALE
~ choice building lot surrounded by fine RESI-
dences and cable-cars no agents. NJ r., 522
MONTGOMERY st. top noor
SlS0U lot 15xioo: near cable d% fine Hoi1 New h
can arrange lower nat. foyec ST.. Il Geary.
CUNNY SIDE LOTS.
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JACOB HEYMAN. JACOB HEYMAN
REAL-ESTATE OWNER
$50 MARKET ST, $50 MARKET ST.
HAS LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF THE
CITY on
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STORES TO LET.

CroRE TO LET.
The reliable. well-known mems furnishing-coods
stand at l06 Third to let; fixtures for sale For
particulars call at 527 Montgomery ST. sp2S II
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GfOE0 LEAvENwoRTH ST: NICE LoCA-
= O-OU. tiou; 2-story residence Of @ rooms and
bath; lot % :6xl37:6.
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$500. SALOON - ,915i.5 AND RESTAURANT: ALSO
Apply at Cali Branch once ana ira
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OIL S00 BROADWAY EST: . 3-SToRY
- IL .OUU. house; rents SEQ; lot SsxIS7:6
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GIG ROO VALUABLE BUSINESS CORNER
- U. OOU. on McAliister ST.: 3story house in
store aud uytS, and nice 2-story bay-Sindow resi-
81 -6NS7 IS
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RVrCHER-SHoP FOR SALE: GOOD LOCA-
- ton Apply Eighteenth and Capp SITS apps It's
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5OO0 NICE 2-sTURY BAY-wINDuw RES
u oOUo. ideuce or rooms and bath; lot 25x
1I2 IS; Lice location; street accepted.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-HOUSE. 81 ROOMS; ALL NEW
furniture and carpets; rent cheap: located north
u Market. INQUIRE e. T. OCHS. 915 Market. feA u
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d HAMMOND.

Gs60O RENTS $40 PER ANNUM: WITHIN
- -OOu. $50 feet OF Mission 81, meas s1-th;
10 reasonable offer refused. BALDWIN a HAM.
AuND, 10 Montgomery st.
CQnQO COUGH ST. NEAR OAK: DOUBLE
t7cpOV. house; each side contains rooms and
bath; lot 5oIef:6- BALDWIN x HAMMOND, 10
Montgomery 81
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GeO00 ? FINE Hats ON SANCHEZ ST;
tDOVOp. bay wiudows: brick foundation: ali
modern improvements; lot 25xlOO
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pEDUCED To s23,5OO-NEw RESIDENCE
IL just finished, cor Washington aud Buchanan
stsi contains Is large sunny rooms; fiue basement
with hot-sir furnace; entire first floor finished IN
hard wood; choicest neghhorhood in the city;
both streets surrounding property psye1 with
brumlnous roc and accepted: lot 81 :6x 90
bALpNlN II HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery ST
CALlFoRNIA AND LARKIN Sis: ~ :6x7O:6:
- reduced to so SOD: offer wanted: to be SOLD by
order Of the Calforniast abls road; -story build
Ing. formerly power house OF cable rosd con-
Terted into b0aTding house fats. BALDWIN d
HAMMOSD d. 10 Montgomery 81.
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5 rs. QUO. HAVE 7oU SEEN IT.

! hat beautiful new residence northwest corner
Walnut and e. st.: contains salon psrors finished
Do 90. and whit enamel option hail aud dining
room ana hnish and llnerusta walton, hardwood
floors; elrooms on second floor and on third
floor; bathroom Tiled all round and hard wood floor
porcelain tub; ODen uicketplated plumbing: large
biilIard-roOm; laundry; h0t-air furnace: marine
View only one ulock from terminus Sscramento-sr.
cars
$4,000
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
CHEAP. FOR WANT OF USE; a GOOD COUPE.
" 1911 Pacific St ap22 3tE
ID UGGY: FINE CONDITION; MUST BE SOLD:
ID great bargain. 2645 Howard ST. ap2l Sta
T IGHT DELIVERY WAGON; GOOD HORSE
u and harness. Apply 3lA Pacific ST. ap22 IL
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LoDGINGHoUsEs FOR SALE.

gIO0 HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS. NEATLY FUR
U wv. ntshed; steady roomers; rent s22 so.
ippIy 202I2 Fourth st. ap23 pts
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LOOK AT THIS
G1OS $50 TO 5000 FOR LOFS THAT HAVE
ID ~ been sold for double the price: only
$40 down, balance 50 monthly. SOL. GETz q
BROTHER.
GO0O $3.50. $500 TO $500 FOR LOTS or
u -OO. poste the most attractive part OF the
pafk-tbe lake, strawberry Hin and proposed new
music stand: only SO down, balance S1O monthly
Sol. GEfZ BROTHER.
GC0O $3.50 $500 TO $1,000 FOR LOTs;
SHOOO. graded and maca damlzed streets ready
TO build on. enc block from park and The cleo
trio cars: only "A cash, Dalan instaIimeRtS
SOL GETZ " BROTHER.
no YOU WANT Lor IN RICHMoND2
IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL on Cs FIRST.
C0Q0 TO $1,000 FOR CHOICEST LOTS NORTH
tpOOO OF the park; we buy for cash and sell only
IN best locations; easy SOL GETZ d
BROTHER.
DoN'r FAIL 10 BUY a LOT ON MISSION
~ ROAD NOW.
Qf7S 5000 $3.50 AND $500 FOR LOTS NEAR
now In course Of construction.
FARE ONLY FIVE CENTS TO OUR LOTS.
$25 DOWN AND s. MONTHLY.
CALL FOR MAPS AND DIAGRAMS.
SOL GETz BROTHER.
sp2 If suTh Is Post ST.
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MODERN RESIDENCES
FOR SALE ON IASTALLMENTS

95OOO-Eastlake cottage Laguna street, 7
rooms and bath; all modrFn conYeuiences
Sl2OOO-fastiake corner. residence on Steiner
St, opposite Alamo square: lot - 6xl1O: this gift
staIlments. '' -
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CSUUU- dow fsts; rents $50; brick founda
tons; stone walks, etc. lot 25xl37 IS; sunny line
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For the price we can sell you a beautiful little
house adjoining the above described corner.
We WI entertain an offer e Their house
BALDW N q HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st
an22 81 SnTnIh
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II ARGAIN-MELLPAYING STATIONERY AND
- bazaar; must be sold. 1885 Valencia ST. % It's
n EEDLEwoBK AND STAMPING STORE; NO
=, reasonable otter refused. 81 HIVES An.l3 It's
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CLIO EO0 ELLIS ST RUNNING THROUGH
= y. OUb. rear street, two S-story bay
window houses; rents ST5; stone walks. brick
foundations etc; street accepted; LOT q :6xl2Q.
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A UCTIoNEER - WILLIAM Butt ERFfELD
"A 1872 Montgomery (Safe Deposit Rldg J. cor
California 20 years in the business buys sells aud
rents furnished houses. II
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K q T IN ny u FI1G kUU he WITH HORSE AND
= wagon; cheap Apply Call Branch. ap23 us
4 IGAR STAND AND LAUNDRY FOR SALE
y cheap. 3O5Ja Sixth So ap2s 2tS
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GREAT SCOTT So CASH; 81 WEEK: FINE
- lots IN San Francisco. l. d s. ). !. Co. 645
Market 81.
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SS0OO-Pine St. near Taylor modern residence
8 rooms and bath; renting for $40 per month.
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COTTAGES ON EASY TERMS

GdO0O BUCHANAN ST. NEAR FLBERT;
e71VUO. 30x9O: hay-wi ndow fats, 5 rooms
bath each; low rents. Ss2 MADISON 81 BITRK E'
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G SSOn RENTS ss7: , HOUSES: ALMOST
sslCOOO. new; Fnbert ST.. bet Mason aud Tay-
Tor: size OF lot 23xl57 80 W. l. MORGAN & CO.
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S2OO0-Comforrable home, of Eighth St, neaI
Folsom, rooms; rents for So per month.
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CARPETS.


7 me OF ENGLISH LINOLEUMS. 5Ue; MAT
j. tings Toe; brussels carpet laid 6Oo; furniture
lowest prices SHREK. 1910 ana 1872 Stockton. Il
(IARPETS-SNITH'S BRUSSELS, 65C YARD
~ NJ. FRIEDMAN & Co, 224-22S-2SO and sos
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G0SGO RENT. $50 PER MONTH; LARGE
u COOO. lot; 31x85; extra fine bargain.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

q go F. LAMSON WILL BUY YOUR FURNI.
VI ture full cash value. RIM /. 425 Kearny az GIN
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west. Neither Is correct. Brother Thrum
must have had an attack OF indigestion.
ssPatent Applied For'' has been pro-
duced and seems to have scored hit.
The story of the play is commonplace,
being the theft of al invention from the
poor hero by the rich william, but the in
cidents are new and the stage effects and
realistic scenery are novel and sensa-
tional.
Marie Prescott, who earnestly endeav-
ored to hold the stage up to high level,
and who only fell little short of being
great actress, died IN New York re-
Gently, from the effects of an operation
for tumor of the stomach. r. d. Mclean,
whose real name is Shepard, who was her
leading man, was her husband.
Minnie Madden Fiske viii play this
season in a new play written for her,
entitled, s'Hester Crewe.'' All lovers OF
art on the stage, remembering her ga
price, will rejoice at her return to the
stage. Caprice was played in the
days when she was simply minnie
of the New York Mirror, and added Flske
to her name.
Bessie Bonehill, who is to star in 'sPlay-
mates' this season. has baby two years
old. While she was with Tony Pastor
she did song in ragged newsooy cos
tune and in it appealed to the audience
to buy her papers. Often coins were
thrown to the stage. All this money she
LACED to Baby Bonehills' account IN the
bank, and the little tot now has the snug
sum OF 1928.
Anecdotes of the stage were going
around, and it came the turn of Fred
Beverly, who personates the repented
rascal in ssA Nutmeg Match. - 81 don t
think this one" he said, s'has ever been
printed on this side of the water. An
English actor was appearing in the towns
of Scotland. One night he played the
part of a Scotchman. He had hardly
spoken his first line when he was inter-
rupted by man in the gallery, who cried
out: "Where's your Scotch accent,
mon?''
"You have it," was the actor's quick
T eply.
At Wonderland another attractive show
is announced by the management of this
resort for the week commencing Septem-
Der 81. The peerless Lilliputians will
remain for another week, giving their
performances in the Theato-
rum, besides holding receptions in Curio
hall. Many new artists of the vaudeville
stage will be seen in the Theatorium,
presenting in all programme that will
please and interest. The Sunday night
concerts presented at this house are al
ways looked forward to with pleasure,
and at the concert to be given this even
ing fine programme will be given.
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THE GREAT CONCERT
To Be Given by the Tabernacle Choir
Tomorrow Night.

Tomorrow Night.
The arrangements for the grand recep-
ton concert to be given by the choir at
the tabernacle tomorrow evening are all
completed, and everything indicates that
the singers who have won fame abroad
will be greeted by an immense audience.
The proceeds are to be used in making up
the deficit left by the expenses Of The trip
to Chicago.
Mayor Baslxin has consented to make
an address of welcome and congratula-
ton in behalf of the city, and Governor
West will make an address in behalf of
the territory, while G. w. Penrose will
speak for the tabernacle congregati on.
Professor Evan Stephens, who has done
so much for the divine art in this city,
will also respond.
An unusually interesting programme
has been arranged, as follows:
Fun chorus, .'Hosanna" Stephens
Greeting response.
Male chorus, s'The Pilgrims DR.. Joseph Parry
On their way to the cross; At the foot OF
the cross; Rising from the cross;
Leaving the cross
Mr.. John Robinson, soloist.
Mrs. Agnes Olsen Thomas.
Come Where the Lindens Bloom $500.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dudley Buck
Mr.. Il. S. Ensign, jr.
Contest choruses-'' Worthy Is the Lamb
(Messish). Handel: BLESSED Are the Men,
(Ehjah), Mendehlson; ''Now the Impetuous
Torrents Rise David and SauD. Jenkins.
Reading of resolution of thanks from the choir.
oCOICn Ddllau---
Mr. R. c. Easton.
Ladies' chorus Lullaby. E. Stephens
Gwenith Gwin Welsh ballad
Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edwards.
Violin solo-Hungarian airs. RECOMMENDATIONS
Mr.. w. E. Weihe.
Prison scene, s.Il Trovatore''. ....... Verdi
Mrs. Nellie bruce Pugsley. Mr.. Thomas
Ashworth and chorus.
Halleiujah, Messiah. Handel
The doors will be open at o'clock and
the performance commence at s O'Clock
sharp. The management is DESTROYS OF
making this concert an essentially popu-
lar one. and the prices of admission will
be placed at 90 and % cents.
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90 H Q - - !!

The largest stock ever purchased.
These goods were bought before this
Panicy feeling, and now we must I'M
load.
Do you want them at any price.
They go on sale Monday Morning.
Without an exaggeration, or untruth
this will be the greatest give away
Shoe Sale you ever took in. Come and
price them, il no more.
175 pairs Ladies' DoDgola kid but
ton shoes, with opera toes, pointed
tips, regular price $3.50, cut to
$1.45.
225 pairs Ladies' fine kid button
shoes, square and opera toes, with
pointed tips, cut from So to $1.95.
All sizes.
800 pairs Ladies' French Donogola
button boots, in patent tips, opera
toes only; cut from 81 to $2.45,
All widths and sizes.
$50 pairs Ladies' fine kid button
shoes, flexible sole, cloth top, pointed
tips, in opera and square toes, re-
duced from SIS to 1926. All widths
and sizes.
500 pairs Ladies' heavy kid button
boots in opera and square toe, patent
tips, with heavy welt soles for fall
wear. cut from So to 1926. All
widths and sizes.
$50 pairs London French kid plain
common sense toes, heavy welt sole,
regular price, has always been So; re-
duced to $3.50.
1000 pairs OF Ladies narrow width
shoes, hand turn, button, with or
without tips, reduced from SO to
So so, including all the a and a
widths in the House.
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Important
Notice.

We extend a cordial invitation to
the Ladies Of Salt Lake to view a most
charming line of new imported models
for Fall Gowns, which we have i'm
ported at a great expense. direct from
one Of the Leading Paris houses.
Models to be shown the first three
days of this week, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. by our Mime. Hama
gan, in our Dress Making ParIors.
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The College of Music will give one
months lessons free to first five pupils
who enter. Call at Hooper block or ad-
dress Karl Hill, box pa.
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a UpanimouS Ver,iic

Everything taken into consideration, it
is unanimously agreed that the Chicago,
Union Pacific and Northwestern is the
popular line. Salt Lake to Chicago only
4S hours.
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READING HAS THE ONLY FRESH
Stock of Flower and Garden Seeds.
Emporium Corner. and I'd E. and I'd. S.
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For grain or cattle will exchange a
powerful concert Grand piano in good
condition; about four years in use; cost
$3.50, will take S125. Apply at SIC First
street, Salt Lake city.
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Champion Sale. ::: :: ' ':: ::: '''

PH[S COLUMN IS HOT SHOT
For Our Competitors.
READ UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS
The popular leading Jaeger Munsing,
Reiys Others which posi-
lively confined to Something that is necessity.
GOES CHAMPION PRICE ON MONDAY.
so dozen Heavy Ribbed Cotton 45c.
MONDAY, 20 CENTS
aIerno Vests extra value at soc.
so dozen Ladies' Jersey
Drawers always Champion Sale Price, so cents.
sizes, value Champion Monday,
40 Iad and White,
81 go the counter SALE PRICE, s1oo
s. in High
GO AT LOO
full line of Dr. Union
A GREAT DROP ON MONDAY.
Dr. Jaeger,s Union Suits,
and Hose also Ladies' Flannel Night Dresses and
Counters MONDAY at great sacrifice
Dr. plated Black
great SIS 90 81
the suit before.
Underwear, Merino Draw
which half price
Heavy Drawers.
day 5Oc which is half price.
IS to "a Monday
Csc. to 75c', which is half price
saxony sizes 1s to 81,
Monday Doc. to &c.,, which half price,
CORSETS.
80 Doz. Corsets White so
CHAMPION PRICE, 5Oc
G. Corets in Drab and Fast Black, sizes from
IS to So CHAMPION PRICE These
only.
and popular prices of the following well
Corses w. c.. Thompson Glove
Fitting, G. Schillings Warmers.
WAISTS Ferris Sense Chicago,
every sale
your friends join
Department Monday Morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-17

15c. buys good meal at the Bon Ton.
1O8 w. First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-17
THE THEATRICAL WORLD.
Coming Attractions at TIE Salt
Lake Theatre.
GOSSIP OF THE STAGE.
Items of Interest About Plays and
Players.
Programme for the Grand Concert to BE
Given at the Tabernacle Tomorrow
Night-Prcss Opinions Concerning
the Choir-SIusical Notes.

Last week opened up IN lively style
with the production of ''The Soudan"
Monday evening. A fair house greeted
the first performance, but the succeeding
two performancss-the engagement lasted
three nights-the attendance was sparse.
The play was a good melodrama and was
in the hands of capable company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-17

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