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4. Koenig Selling Out.

Inc unprecedented great reduction sale OF fine
shoes at "koenig's," % Kearny street. still cons
'inues with unabating success. This clearly
demonstrates how well the public appreciates
the hrst chance they ever had 10 purchase at
cost such fine goods as those of the following
Welt-known manufacturers:
WaukenphaSt OF London,
PM Herber of Paris
James A. Banister or Newark.
5. Waterbury & Son OF New York.
{. Benkert OF philadelphia. and many otners'
All OF which are Siil offered. regardless OF cost.
on account of MIR. KoenigS retiring from
business.
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Knocked Over by a Car.

William Smith. an old man, was knocked
over by an EllIs-street car last night be-
tween Taylor and Mason streets, while he
was crossing the street. He was taken to
the Receiving Hospital in the patrol
wagon, where it was found that his back
was badly bruised and be had proba bly,
sustained internal injuries. He was un-
conscious and the policeman who found
him did not know his address.
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ALAMEDA.

The case of Z. L. Hutton against a,
Miller and d. W. Barkhaus was appealed
to the Superior Court on Friday last by
the defendants. This suit is the out
growth of an action of Hutton against A.
Schneider, recentlv decided against
Schneider by the Justices Court When
Sehrelber attempted 10 appeal his case the
suretIes on his undertaking on appeal
Jailed to justify, and for that reason he
iost MS case. In that action he gave
Dond that provided for an attorneys fee
should the injunction issued therein be
dlssolved. 1t was so dissolved and Hut
Ton recovered a Judgment against the sure
lies on the bond for SIS. The peculiar
part OF the suit now Oh appeal is that in
that action the sureties on the appeal
bond also failed to justify.
Salt Water Purchase.
The report has been circulated that, not
wlthstanding the advice of the City Attor-
ney to the effect that the Board of Trus-
tees cannot buy $1,000 worth of salt water
nnder one contract, they will buy it in
SlOO lots. The company that is DESTROYS
OF furnishing the salt water is going to lay
us mains In the streets and take chances
OF getting paid through Messrs. Forderer.
hammond and Leydecker, the members
VINO are very much in favor of using salt
water on the public streets.
Contractors Trouble.
John Gale, contractor. did some work
for E. H. Hall and in payment was obliged
to take chattel mortgage on Hairs two
horses, large wagon and some other pei
s0nal properly. Hall, who had possession
of the property, sold the team OF horses
and the wagon to Fisher Day. Gale has
threatened Hall with arrest and Hall is
Gale neglected to record his mortgage I'M
til Friday last,
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DRY GOODS.
Our Bargain Department

VIII be q revelation TO auy who have not yet
maid it visit. It's noveity-an entirely
idea-started few weeks ago We are changing
the policy OF our business. In the future we Will
carry different class of goods. Our motto will
he THE BEST is NONE TOO GOOD Every
human being is liable TO and our former buyers
were no exception to the rule. In almost three
years of business have accumulated stock,
some OF 1t of the class will not keep any more.
and are now getting rid of it regardless of price
or cost. Each day some other line is marked
down aud sent to the BARGAIN DEPARTMENT
where the early callers reap harvest. Come O.
morrow morning and see what 1t is
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DRY GOODS.

opened yesterday in blaze of glory. The weather
was particularly favorable, the immense crowds
a source of great satisfaction, and the whole event
stamped the beginning OF new era in the
history OF California san Francisco is at this
moment very prominent in the eyes of the public.
the attention of the whole nation is turned to-
ward US and many thousands of people came TO
this city TO help us celebrate. To those bid
welcome ana extend invitation to visit our
establishment Come around. make yourselves at
home, look through cur immense place, visit our
numerous departments and get acquainted with
us. We can be of great service 10 one another
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BOYS CAPE OVERCOATS, either sim
gle double breasted, made OF mel
tons, cheviotS and uweeds. of plain Sp 90
and mixed coorings; these coats ~ 4 10
are all cut extra long, sizes to IA. Each
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BOYS MILDLY SAILOR SUITS made of blue
flannel, sailor bouses with deep collars and
silk an hors and long swell bottom Jack Tar
pants. The most picturesque attire for the
wild little tots from to years old. The
regular price on hearny street for g. & OK
these suits is $40 each. Our price. sOO.Co
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We call your special attention to these wash
fabrics foreruuner or the class OF goods we
VIII KEEP in future A call will clearly demon
strate that 1t will be money your pocket TO pay
us 39c yard in cash. rather than to pay SOC
yard downtown and have it charged. Five cents
and few minutes time is all that is
necessary for you to save il,
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BOYS ENGLISH BOX COATS, double
breasted. made OF fine imported mel
ton cloth, in plain shades of navy
blue. brown and tan, two rows of
fine pearl buttons and extra fine lin
ing and finish, cannot be bought e. .
downtown under SIP; our PRICE. sCO.
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In commune tion with the above call special
notice to our lines OF FAUNTLEROY BLOUSE
AND SHIRT WAISTS and special novelties in
BOYS FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
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BOYS VELVET CORDUROY ZOUAvE SUITS,
with an extra vest. black. navy blue or brown,
handsomely trimmed with silk braid, will
make the little fellows of to Z years
look like princes, any size or color g. x IN
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BOYS DOUBLE BREASTED REFER SUITS,
in all-woO chevictS of brown. tan and gray
shades sThey have full deep sailor collars, and
are deliberately trimmed with soutache braid
sizes 3 to years. special line with g. e OK
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BOYS CAPE OVERCOATS. made OF
striped and checked casS imereS and
cheviots, lined with fancy flannel, GO IN
double Dre asted, sizes to IA, gov
special at...........,...'.,.. '........ Each
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M rBene
Walker
pos f ndth
a the
wmeA Iu the w With the
lengths
ua rduarlyf u
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YPsILANTI UNDERWEAR

Went a-iying last week. We closing out this
brand of combinations to make room for tho
Lewis Knitting Company's goods which took four
medals at Chicago. All sizes balbriggan and
cashmere still on hand We selling them way
under prIce-juSt about cost.
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The thirty-frst annual session OF District
Grand Lodge No. 4, !. o. b. B., will meet at
B'nai Birth Hail. to-day, at 10 A. NJ. There
will be representatives from all over the coast
present.
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INFANTS NIGHTSHIRTS Natural
Gray, were So rs a suit. Closing q 3
them out at ID -
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Come early II you want any OF this under
wear. We have all Sizes put not IN any OF them.
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CHnDREN'S COMBINATION SUITS
(Naturai Cray. were % rs a suit. CT
Closing them out aU.................. u
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LADIES' VESTS AND DRAWERS
(NaturAl Gray, heavier grade than
the white. were So each. Closing
them ont at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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THE MAZE,
Market, Taylor and Golden Gate Ave,

him. cutting off an arm and badly mang
liag him.
Tbs father of the boy is James Bell. a
hOuse-p painter, who lives at 1905 Chester
street. There are six other children in the
family, there being one younger than the
one killed.
After the accident the little fellow was
brought to the Morgue, where an inquest
was held last night.
Rodney, the motormaD, gave himself Up
to the police. but was allowed to 60 on his
own recOgniZance.
1t seems that the boy was playing in the
street and his sisters saw the car coming
and called TO him. lie started to cross the
track in front of the car. the bell was rung
and brakes put on, but before the car could
be stopped the wheels had passed over him.
An inquest was held last night and YER
dict of accidental death rendered.
CahlI Captured.
Edward Cahil was arrested yesterday by Off
GERS Storey and D0wney and a charge of rob-
berry placed opposite his name Oh the register
at the police station. ON me l7th OF this
mouth young man entered Chinese store on
Eighth street, and while the proprietor was
busy in another part of tile store he opened the
money drawer and took 50 in small change
grabbed two Tins of opium of the shelf and
maze a break for the door, The proprietor
followed him but could not catch him, and the
matter was reported TO the police.
Cahill, who has record and has given the
police no end of trouble, was arrested at
Seventh and Washington streets yesterday.
he Chinaman pointed MIN out as the man
when arranged in front of him with about a
dozen others,
Taken for a Thief
The Sheriff will investigate the action OF
Deputy Sheriff Vincent. who II. r. Morgan
says Stood him up on the highway yesterda Y
near Fruitvale and went through his pock cts
on the plea that Morgan was a horsethief.
Morgan Is a colored man, who lives AZ SOC
Jefferson street. and he felt very much ag-
grieved at the way in which beshad been treat ed,
and said he was passing peaceably along tn e
road when stopped and searched.
Wants 1t Cancelled.
An amended complaint has been filed by D.
ID. Hayes in his suit against w. d. Foote, who
holds a prOmssory note given by plaintiff to J.
w. Giryn & Co. for $500. Hayes gave this
note 10 GlrVin for a partnership III the firm OF
Girvin Co., which firm never existed. HAYES
asks that the note be cancee ed
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CINE BAKERY AND COFFEEHOUSF; LIV-
L ing-roOms; fine business: rent only SIS; lust
the place for man and wife; account of sickness.
Gail 2I0 First ia25 It's
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HER MAJESTYS CORSETS.

Growing in favor every day. We sold i'm
mense quantity last year and will double it this.
Come and be fitted: try one on; 10 charge Have
their merits and good points explained To you and
you Will other Thousands OF ladies nave
tried it and they all stanch friends of this
wonderful form producer. Prices range at
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CALIFORN EMBLEMS sterling sill
yer. coffee size, beautifully enam-
ssd handles. 81 10 81 ss 5. .9 $3.50
Each
SAN FRASCISCO EMBLEMS. sterling
silver, tea size. birdseye view of the O. - Ok
Midwnter tair etched in the bowl, ID 40
Each
MIDwINTER FAIR SHOVELS, the
official souvenir, all styles, both go S0
silver and gold bowls 81 to......... ID L. ~
Each
sos 81 and SHOVEL BfhAs sI ST. %
Each
SOUVENIR SHOVEL TIE OR LACE C.1 ~
PINS, SOC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u ~
Each
SOUVENIR BEAR SPOON. white
metal fancy bear handle, gilt BOWL OSC
will lot tarnish Observation-Disclosures. ~
Each
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L'OR SALE CHEAP; FRENCH TABLE D'HOTE
L boarding hOuSe) with rooms torrent; estab-
lished years; doing very good business. APP
ply T. H. ORN. SutIer-st- Market ja25 Ats
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ladies VESTS AND DRAWERS
t tssh eot were re 81 70 each Closing 50 Is
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EXTRA-FINE TURKISH BATH TOW
ELS. 54x25 inches. almost bath OSC
sheet, worth Acc each. tomorrow. ~
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MORNING CALL PAy RASs FGRM ssg
9le lime
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CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: A BARGAIN
- Inquire JOS. FETZ, Sc cor. Third and Mission
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FANCY OPENWORK DAMASK TOW
ELS. fancy borders and two rows
o. openwOrk, worth Toe each. to-
morrow. Observation-Disclosures. 49,.
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y kER-BOTTLING COMPANY-A WORKING
ID partner with some capital wanted in est4b-
lished business. Apply between Il and l p. NJ. to
JULIUS REIMER, Attorney-at-law. 500 Mont
gOmery ST ja26 81
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JARos HYGIENIC UNDERWEAR

at special rate. We giving up the line
used agents for their sale and have quite
line of them on hand. Selling them at just about
the
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Q1SQN downtown RESTAURANT AND
u IOOO- bakery for sale, on account OF sick
ness; rent S125; long lease; good locality. Apply
from II to p. N. to j ULIU REIMER, Attorney
at-Iaw, SOC Montgomery st. la26 st
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nAY-AND-NIGHT SALOON-ACCOUNT OF
IL sickness. Inquire KUHLS. SCHW ARKE q
Co. 1913 Suffer St. cor. kearny ja26 81"
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TURKISH BATH TOWELS, 4Ox2O
inches. worth SO a dozen, to-mor-
row Observation-Disclosures. L
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Q.OOn FRUIT AND CANDY STORE. APPLY
tUZOO. al cor. Sacramento St aud Central
avenue ja26 4t#
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S2.75, 1925, 81, S. and Sc Each
SOUVENIR SPOONS.

We are sole agents for them and they cannot be
bought elsewhere.
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FANCY DAMASK TOWELr with
knotted fringes, extra hue quality. -
worth So dozen. tO-mOrToN.-...... CI
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CARPETS.

CARP ET CLEANING
T McQUEEN's CARPET BEATING AND rem.
y ovating works, 453 Stevenson tel 1928 20 Bin
TARPET-CLEANING, &c. PER YARD. TEL
" 6074. CAMPBELL d SORENSES 23e Four-
teenth ST.. successors to j. r. Mitchell AZ Co ma Am
"A ben YOU BECOME DISGUSThD WITH
w poor work send to SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car
pet Beating WORKS, 1887 Tehama; tele. 3O4O q Il
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
" renovated same new. S. S. FERGUSON g
CO., % Tenth ST.; telephone 3036. Il
CONRLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS 333
" Golden Gate ave.: telephone 2l26. ATT
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Q.IS0O STOCK. TOOLS AND GOOD WILL
u OUO. of backsmithing and horseshoeing
shop in Napa: rent S25 per month. WILLIAM
HLNTER. Napa. Cal. ia21 II
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GALLON AND FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
- sale cheap. Call rs Mission st. ia26 3t@
GROCERY FOR SALE. CORNER OF AUSTIN
VI and Cough SITS. ia26 Sta
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"a ELI-STOCKED AND WELL-FITTED UP SA-
W loon; sold account of sickness; IA night or
Sunday work. 5lS1a Battery ST. ja26 TIA
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TOR SALE-A WELL-PAYlNG BUTCHER
L business IN West OAKLAND. Apply to WIN.
CHRISTEN. 1853 Seventh St, West Oakland 20
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CALOON. 3 BLLIARD-TABLES, STOCK, FIX
- lures: must sell this month cheap: make an
offer. wv. cor. Bush and kearny SITS ia26 St.
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L'OR SALE-A RESTAURANT AND BRANCH
bakery; suitable for man and wife or . ladies:
present owner run il years. Inquire 112 Eighth
street ja2a 5t&
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

GING-HOUSES FOR SALE.
. TURK-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE OF
y 10 rooms; fine location for transient; must
be sold on account OF departure; price S65O.27 2"
I0e SEVENTH-C0ZY HOME; 9 SUNNY RMS;
IOO bath; good furniture; price $3.50 ja24 It's
L'OR SALE-LODGI OF 20 ROOMS;
i all rented; situated in center OF city: must be
sold at once; no reasonable offer refused. Apply
1913 Kearny st. room IA. jazz It's
HOTEL FOR SALE, 40 ROOMS. CHEAP RENT
IL and lease, account of other business Apply
this ONCE. ja23 It's
I ODGING-hOUSE 9 SUNNY ROOMS. CEN
II trally located: doing good business: cheap
rent. 100 Fourth St. room g. ia lS ] SITS
TENANT WANTED.
TENANT WANTED FOR FIRST-CLASS LODG-
ing house in fashionable quarter of the city, to
be built suit. Apply to
MCAkEE BROTHERS,
Real Estate Brokers and Financial Agents,
lOS MONTGOMERY St ja2l st Su WaSu
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LOR SALE-GOOD HARNESS BUSINESS IN
L good country town; 10 opposition; very poor
heath Of present owner the cause for selling. For
particulars inquire of w. DAVIS q son, 4lO Mar
ket ST., san Francisco. ia27 14t
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As car q of the Eighth-street line. in
charge o t Motorman Frank Rodman. was
going toward West Oakland yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock it ran over little
playing in the street at Eighth and Chester
streets, and in some way the little fellow
was thrown under The car and the wheels
passed over him. completely decapitatipe
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fOk-E dnaK
las
wal see attn
wi In e hby headbu ti
to rider si nuIo
Purses Tme1
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BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS. with
handsome knotted fringe. 40X2O OK
inches worth 81 a dozen. tomorrow ~
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GALLON: CHEAP: 3 MUSHROOMS; RENT
y Sl5: must leave city. Apply this Off ce. % IT.
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BAKERY AND NoTION-STORE FOR SALE
ID Apply this Office. Jazz 3U~
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Out PRICES IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS
" this week at MCCABE'S. 94S950 Mission. "a 1y
CHEAPEST FURNITURE STORE IN THE
city at HUFSCHMIDTS 1921 Market. jag 3nn
FURNITURE OF SUNNY MIDDLE BAY
j window fiat; rooms; rent low S7l Shotwell
st, near Twenty third. jazz If
FURNITURE AND ALL KINDS OF HOUSE
hold goods to loan for the fair season NJ. j.
SIMMONS 1857 Market st. jal5 I'm
" LEY BROS, 93l MISSION-FURNITURE
w carpets. stoves cheap: cash instalm' Is. no4 ly
n oTICE-I AM NOW Ar l26 FOURTH (NEW
~ bu1d1ng), and offer large stock OF general
household furniture at reduced prices; 500 carpets,
teod as new stoves. Sc; antique chamber suits
$40 parlor suits, S25: cash installmeats all at
bedrock prices. 7. II. NEi SON. 1876 Fourth st altf
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
~ tlons taken at Gail Branch Offices. 603 Larkin
81, 339 Hayes st. and 25l8 Mission ST.: open till
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G.or0 CIGAR-STORE. ON ACCOUNT OF
tNOOO. sickness: good location. Room So
Flood building ja27 2tH
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CALOON FOR SALE. I31 O'FARRELL ST
- cor. Powell; apply bet. and P. n. Jazz II
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BLEACHED DAMASK TOWELS. col
ored borders, 40X22 inches. worth
So dozen, tomorrow
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

no LET-SIOO: CHICKEN RANCH: 3 ACRES:
L near city; 10 hens: chick en-houSes: house fur
nished. Apply z9lI Geary ST. ja2S SITS
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NICE RESTAURANT AT YOUR OWN PRICE
~ in the heart of san Jose, For particulars ap-
ply at 419 Fourteenth ST. Oakland. ja19 l5t
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= ALUUN TO LEI. SZJ HOW ARD ST BET.
- Fourth and Fifth. la26 It's
DESTAURANT AND BARBER-SHOP FOR
i \ sale best bargain in city. 3i71a Third. i25 a.
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IN THE new LINEN DEPARTMENT

BLEACHEO HUCK TOWELS, all linen,
tSTiS lHsnes, worth 50 dozen, 1926
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GALLON: BEST LOCAIlON; BEST REASONS
- for selling Apply 456 Jessie st. jazz ITS
LINE GROCERY AND BAR; STOCK, FIX
7 tures: 3 living-rooms. CAL Branch. ia24 7t*
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4 GOD BARGAIN; SALOON AND i ROOMS;
u rent cheap. 406 Pacific ST. ja25 7t*
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COOD EXPRESS BUSINESS CHEAP 1881
VI Florida, M. Twenty-sixth: call at night. % 70
"a ELL-PAYING MEAT MARKET CHEAP;
w good location: good reasons for selling APP
ply Call Branch once. js2O l5ts
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TOR SALE AT a GREAT BARGAIN-SA-
/ loon; furnished rooms also. Apply at Assem-
bly,. sos Central jazz 2t%
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IN THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT

Ladies' Gloria SIX Skirts, light and
dark col0rs, deep ruffle at bottom,
fun lining throughout, reduced
from 50 As. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...
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Gel IN BAKERY AND COFFEE SALOON:
u 1OO. daily receipts S25: full investigation
allowed. Address A. C., box 142, Call Branch "a S.
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YOUI FUTURE

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