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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-18
:. THREE. CANDIDATES.
The Independent Nominees for
" Railroad commissioners.

The naming of candidates for State Railroad
Commissioners by the Traffic Association was
thought to be wise step because themove is
IN NO way Identified with partisan politics and
the. candidates are chosen simply because ef
their we'll known capability and unimpeachaDle
1ris believed that the move win meet with the
appreciation and support of large numbers of
men belonging to the different parties who are
anxious TO. see trio OF commissioners eie cted
who. Will not be dominated by railroad in
f1uerces.
= AS 10 the men who have been nominated for
these responsible positions. the following brief
Sketches VIII serve TO throw some light upon
their idently: -.
Charles f. Reed has been large grower of
wheat: In Yolo County. and Knows The exactions
OF the TS1lroad companyin that business. lie is
noW:of Placer. He Is a Republican in politics
and:Was a candidate for the nomination OF Gov
ernor before the State convention which ncm-
mated John f. Swift fer that Office.
A.: j. Marcus Is a Democrat. residing I'm san
fltm:of s. II. Franks & Co. of Battery street OF
THIS city. He has been a member Of the eXecu-
tive committee Of the Traffic Association since
the organization of that body, and has always
worked faithfully and enthusiastically against
The unjust Discrimination of the Southern Pa
citie Railroad.
Thomas: r. Minfurn is fresno County vine.
yaEdist and resides In a town named after him.
he IS yonched for by leading member OF the
known: for many years. In politics he is Re
publican Being a large shipper he is CONVEX
SAINT with the existing inequalities of local
freight rates.
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bling his residence at 1los LeavenwOrth street

bling his residence at 1103 Leavenworth street
a few months ago.
They had taken everything portable. from
Mr. Estee's gold headed cane TO his Daughter $
uIesses, including valises, 0pera-giasses anu ~
even Tue SILVER Wire by which the pictures "oiO
suspended on the wall
II required TWO able bodied Officers 10 carry d
single trunkful of the pluncer into the court
room, tnere being several vaiSeS ahd otner
packages OF il.
MIR. Estee was asked to appraise sne Value Oh
tiio wearing apparel, but retreated from tne
suggestion IN some alarm. He SAID ne nau no
doubt seen The bills in MS time, bnt had LOST
tnenl7 he would leave the matter OF the value
10 ms daughter. he said.
TUG pIOSr cutting attorney picked sIEeL na si
IRON Iron tne pile OF plumber saving. u hey tooA
tnIS, suppose, with the other things :,
=, nat was mine; they must nave taHeh H.
1T Is empty now. Il probably contained
"ua1 GIG u contain; whisky 2"
NO, thlak not.' said Mr.. Estee nnscreW-
ins tuG stopper and putting the mask 10 MS
nose, 1T was brandy think"
Miss Estee then went on The stand, and
seemed TO fnd considerable pleasure 10 hand
ing tne rGoeS, fur wraps and other articles
tnat na9 once hung In her own and her motneE
waruFoDe. She Identified Them as sucn ana
APPRAISED SILK dress al 500, cape at sou
ana other articles in proportion.
1heTe were three other cases against the
same men, whose names are o. BodklD. M. y.
hanks ana David Smith. and they were held IN
SIOoo pau each for The superior Court
ni ucn oi tne property was touno I'D Smllh
mouse, outa large part valued at over 500, was
picked I'D al pawnbroker's. who besideslden-
tiIvlng the men admitted that he had given them
as much as $50 for IL
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Wild SHOOTING.

THIS morning shortly after 1 o'clock John 8.
Reop,. % years OF age driver for the Elgin
Dairy at 1923 Eddy street, was arrested for
assault.to murders for having fired three shots
from revolver at Henry de Claitmont, also a
driver fer the Elgin. The. two men have not
been on good terms. for some time. Reon claims
that De Clalrmont charged him with
stealing cream: and ne also threatened TO
"do him up" This morning they met,
when Reon asked DE Clairmont il
1t was his intention TO do him up. The reply
was in the Affirmative. and KeOn' said he would
not give him a chanc- TO do so. he drew re-
Volver ana opened fire on De ClairmOnd, who
lostno time IN running away. The bullets went
wide OF the mark, but policeman who was In
tile vicinity gathered The shooter In and took
him TO the Genital police station.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-18
AN IRISH STEW.
Colonel John p. Makes Trouble All
Around


Colonel John P Irish, "who Isn't colonel
and isn't Irisb." but who is naval officer and
member OF the Forestry Commission, has
recently added many names 10 the long list of
his enemies by removing old Jack Shepherd
from the naval Office and appointing Charles
Osborne in the veterans place.
Zen clerks are employed In the naval Office,
whose salaries range from $1,000 to $1,000 a
year. The clerks are men who have passed the
civil service examination, and are protected in
their positions by the following rule OF the
civil Service Commissions:
The authority and duty OF removal are left nm
disturbed by the civil service law and rules ex-
cspt that removal cannot legally be maze
because person in the service has refused TO be
coerced in political action OF has refused TO con-
tribute for political purposes has refused to
OF force in the CLASSIFIED service those persons
must be retained who, being equally qualified.
have been honorably discharged from the military
or the naval service of the United States and the
widows and IN inor children of such persons,
Shepherd was an old man grown gray in the
service. he was the chief clerk in ITish's
office and was receiving the highest salary
The old man. Familiarity known as Jack, had a
host OF friends ever ready 10 lend him a helping
nand, but unable 10 shield him from the in
hrmities OF advancing years On several re-
cent occasions he was TOO i'll TO work and his
chair was vacant. Irish determined 10 get rid
of him, and few DAYS ago the veteran received
from his chief the distresSladen mes age
Your services are 10 longer required"
shepherd departed, and the nine clerks who
remained wondered which of them would be
chosen 10 take his place ana receive the salary
which he had received. Irish soon put an end
10 their suspense. Instead of promoting one
OF them he Installed Charles Osborne n new
man, In Shepherds place. Osborne knew
nothing about The office. he had been en-
ployed as temporary storekeeper by Deputy
thought that he ought TO have been given the
lowest salary in the office instead of the highest:
The clerks are not quite certain whether
Osborne's appointment and advancement was
in violation OF the civil service rules or not
They will try TO avoid the tendency TO grow old
and infirm as long as possible
The appointment OF Osborne has offended
politicians of both parties He is a Republican.
aud that is reason sufficient for an eruption of
Democratic wrath. Shepherd was also Re-
publican, but members Of The party are angry
over Lie manner in which LIE
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AIDING THE MERCHANTS.
Police Enforce the Law Against
SweeDiug Dirt Into the Street.

Thanks TO the efforts of the Merchants Asso-
citation the police have learned that there Is
law against sweeping dirt into the street ana
they are beginning TO enforce il. Albert Weerll,
a Kearny- street saIoOnkeeper, was arrested on
Thursday morning for violating the law ana
Judge Low fined him SIS yesterday.
MOy jim Nun. Chinese merchant, was also
arrested Thursday, but his case was continued
because the testimony, as Is usually the case
when Chinese are involved. was contradictory.
w. Mond, an OFarreli-str Ieweler was
arrested yesterday for sweeping dirt into the
street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-18
MARRIED.

McLANE-BROWN-In this city. August Z, 1894.
by the Rev w. E. Smith, George NJ MeLaae and
Elizabeth NJ Brown.
CATEN-BUSCELLE- In this city. June pa,
1894, by the Rev. Father Warluzei. Laurfan q.
Caten OF Hayward. Alameda County, and Mabel
BusceIle OF San Francisco.
GUY-CARLSTENS - In Alameda. August Is,
1894. by the Rev. Mahion II. Wilson. john Ru-
fus Guy of Tracy, Fresno County, aud Mary
LiZette Carlstens OF Alameda.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-18
BIRTHS-MARRIAGES- DEATHS.

birth. marriage and death notices sent By mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons anEhoriz-
ing to have the same published.l
BORN.
HAMBURGER-In this city, August Is, 1894, to
the wife of II. Hamburger, son.
CAVANAUGH-In Alameda. Augu Sc 6, 1894, to
the wife or K. C&vanaugh, son.
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The Parish League.

The ST. Charles and Holy Cross teams OF the
Parish League will cross bats to. morrow at the
Midwinter Fair Recreation grounds. Game
called .at 2 p. NJ The following is the makeup.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-18

You can make no mistake in obtain
Ing Picturesque California;" 1t is the
greatest work ever issued about the
Golden State, and will become more
Valna HE ancl, una.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-18

LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Aug 17-Stmr Camp ania,
from Liverpool.
LoNDON-Arrived Aug 17-Stmr Corona. from
Montreal; stmr Missouri, from Philadelphia.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-18
WGSaVG You from 50 to Is per Cent
THE PRICE OF
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS !
AS WE PAY
NO PERCENTAGE TO PHYSICIANS.

Viavi genuine, regular price S. our price. 81 so
Demlana BitterS aud Sierra Kidney cure. 75
rountain Syrlnges. ct, soc; at, SOc; at, 90
fairfield Lanes or Parks Tea................. 20
kennedyis Medical Discovery. ............... l rs
Cutlcura hesolvent and Ayers Cherry Pee
Belladonna Plasters. 10c: for 70
Sages Catarrh Cure and Horsford's Phos-
~
falne'S Compound and Halls Catsrrh Cure. 90
Castorla and Woodbury's Soap. .............. %
Ayers Vlgor and HalPs Hair Remover. 80. 60
Arnica or Myrrh Tooth Soap.................. Is
Melin's Food. small, 35c; large, b5
Joys 5, h9od's and Ayers Sarsaparlla ........ o5
SCOTS Emulsion and Cod Liver oil. .:....... So
Iusses others ask 81 to SO our price 81 IS TO 90
SILK Stockings. ................... $500. so
Electric Belts. Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
Obesity Belts, any size .................... 2 %
Galvanic Batteries ...S5 90, ST 90 and 10 90
Shouider Braces upward from. ............-.. 90
Eyeglasses and Spectacles Ia opticians prices.
ieakes Inhaler the celebrated catarrh cure. 81 80
4uinlne rms, gr. per 90, Csc: gr per 100 IS
Williams FINK Pills and Ponds EXtract..... 50
ap2l tt SAVE
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ESTEE IN COURT.

House.
M. NJ. Estee, Republican nominee for Gov
ernor, was the chief witness against gang of
burglars who had a preliminary hearing before
Judge Jeachmsen yesterday.
The burglars, as Mr.. Esiee stated, had made
very complete and successful effort at rob.
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DRY GOODS.

G(l((!zk,
"A MODERN DEPARTMENT S1oA'E
SATURDAY SPECIALS.
PRICES NAMED To
SECURE YOUR CUSTOM. :.
VALUES GIVEN TO
RETAIN YOUR CONFIDENCE.
AT ALL TIMES YOU WILL
FIND US LOWER FOR QUALITY
THAN ELSEWHERE.
soc.
A line of Figured Tafeta Silks. worth 75c
to 81.
75c.
50-inch Plain and Novelty Cloths; better
value and styles than shown elsewhere.
Don't forget US in PrieStly Black Goods
4oc.
Novelty Dress Goods that others ask soc.
sl.25.
Imported Swiss Ribbed Underwear, high
neck and long sleeves, all colors;
formerly 81 rs.
Csc.
Linen Towels. this is an index to our
linen stock, extra size. extra quality.
extra value
75c.
Ladies' English x-Bood Barritz Gloves,
bargain at 81 %.
So. 90.
Ladies' Tan Goat Button or Lace Shoes
that are bargains at IS.
sec.
Infants Kid Shoes, the quality dealers
ask 81.
Sl.OO.
Children's French Kid Shoes, just in, ex-
cellent styles, and best value ever
shown, worth 81 80.
SITS, $500, $3.50.
We have just made up lot of Duck Suits
for ladies' house dresses, more dressy
than wrapper, just as comfortable,
saves your WOODEN ones. Drop in and
see the new styles OF suits we are
showing.
THE HAMBURGER COMPANY,
MARKET STREET.
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DRY GOODS.

W: s
a MoDERN DEsaRTM ENT STORE !.
lettering OUR WARES =. !.
| LOWERING THE PRICES ].
CATERING FOR THE BEST. /.
Cash. TRADE OF THE CITY !
WE'LL MERIT 1T. THROUGH E. !. J: ]"
WARES and PRICES "
PAY US a VISIT TODAY. !. !.
SLIPS. :...-. III. FL.
Closing ont Mems Furnishings and new.
Ribbed Underwear. tan shades. were
= boughtto sell at So: (.
csc. ~. l.. /. :. i
Mems Tan Wool Underwear, were bought !:
to sell at 81 So ..*...,..:..*
soc. -. r.. :.
Mems Neckwear, cleaned up the cheaper
lines, these sold at 75c TO S1.25. =
Mems Natural Wool sox. were bargain
at 25c, Hurry UP if you want furnish :
ings, they'll soon be closed out. !.
Fdur,quart Fountain syrtnges, with all
attachments, we sold them at 81 %.
$500.
DoubIe-breasted ATWOOD Boys Suits.
they are worth So, in basement sales
room.
Csc.
Boys Waists. an assorted lot of different
kinds, sold from 35c to 50c,: that we
i214c.
Hand painted China Tea Cups and
Saucers; value at 25c.
$3.50.
LADIES' Navy or Black Atwood Storm
Serge Tailor-made Suits.
% Tor SOC.
Gold banded China Breakfast Plates;
worth 81 90.
Just received, advance samples of this
falls styles of Ladies Felt Hats.
Look through our Novelty Wash Goods
stock; we are closing out everything
az reduced prices 1899 and 25c for
FRENCH novelties that were SOC earlier
in the season. We carry an. extensive
line OF Wash Goods. Making an effort
TO enlarge our Linen and Flannel trade .
we can give you some extra values in
both lines
sI.5o, $3.50, $500.
Some extra values in Ladies' Jackets to
close out odd lines and styles.
THE HAMBURGER COMPANY,
MARKET STREET.
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SITS, $500, $3.50.
We have just made up lot of Duck Suits
for ladies' house dresses. more dressy
than wrapper, just as comfortable,
saves your WOODEN ones. Drop in and
see the new styles OF suits we are
showing.
, 1894-10-10
Gnt9letit.

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3tpti6en ber San 8urenitraBe unp 8arf
&atp Elm 8ororts3ug Der Suinois Central
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berunteriprGn8.
, 1894-10-10
Stdoti1bes.
Die SpeataLiteuer.2 Reform.

3ablreibe itGbtii6e 8contte unb M6ers
men begrilBen BEN BON Nlb. W2a66en gez
macbten @eriucb 3ur 6erbcifIbrung elmer
&eform 6eS neutrality-suspicious. fiir 0ffentz
It9e 8erbeierung nit GROCER @enu9z
tbuung.
Ober6aucommtfiGr Sones ertGGrte 9e>
ftern fretmiitbt8, baB leiner Qtnft9t na6
baS Spe3ioliteueriDitem in einigen Yunfz
ten gang gut SIT @uniten Der Stcuer3abLer
abgeGnoert per6en f6nne, baB namentltcb
Der Betra9 Der auS3ui9reibenben Spe3toL>
iteuern 10 rebu3trt per6en f0nnte, OaB
nidt mebr Steuern a~uSgeibrteben mer6en,
ais fir Die betrefen6en Berbeiierungen
ipirflicb Qebr0u9t pcrDen.
Our 8edntnortung Der ibm 0urcb 8ez
i6luB Der Lebten StaotrotbS@ Sibung oorz
9elegten Sragen bat Sberbdu comn1i1iGr
SoneS Bis babin crmittelt, baB bret Broe
gent Bet Spe5ialiteuern fir bte 8eIoIbung
Der Sn9enteure unO Snlpeftoren, uno brei
iDeitere 8ro3ent fitr Bureau unO @ericbtSs
fOiten OerouS90bt tpiirben. Stir OieB rifun9
uno 8eglaubigun9 Der acknowledgements
erDalten fir ieben San bret bonn Gounto7
Gic6ter ~ernannte Spe5ialiteuercommiiiGre
te 50. SotpoDI Ser SberbaucommiIiGr, ais
aucD Spe3ioLiteuerz 81 superintendent S6ee5
ban geben 5u, DoB bic SetrGge Der er6obc7
men NiieBme1t8 in Wirtlt4fett iebt INNER
no9 I'M Is bis 20 8ro3ent D0ber itnb, ais
bic 8etrGge, pel6e fir sic betreffen6en
Serbe1ierungen peripen0et tperoen.
, 1894-10-10
Nene a1n1eiaen.

OIue GeoessNn3eieen, weIdqe fir ole
MOreen= Iuseobe Der uJnirOis Stats
3%eitnns" a~nf9eseben weroen, erid1eineu foften.
fret i'm NbenobIatt.. Die 2~lnnahme pom Qns
seisen fir eos 2IbenobIatt i9Iie6t am II rlhr
nlittass, far ole moreensNussabe nm 10 uPr
Nben6s.
SoSeS=@Gtset9e+
Sreanben lnb sefannten Die 9to6ri4t baB nab Iau=
gem 19lueren &ebet
Herr Johann Schmidt
ieltg e%ntiblafen lit. Die 8eerotgung ftnbet ftntt bonn
Sralerbaule, gtD. $40 46. Ctr, nad Oafpppb 0t SSrei=
tag, ben 12. SftOber, NtittogS l u6r. Sic ttefbetribte
Satin Gbrtittnc g 6ltti0t, qeb. Sdbminfe.
8. 8. S1miot SOBni &atie 81, Ntorie nub
8ttte feline 8lllneE. emma S9mibt, SDfter.
So0eS52tt5et9e
Sreunben unb 8efonnten Die trolriae Nafribt, baB
mem 9%cltebter @atte SbriItiam 6teit6e nab fur3em
Geiben inn Bitter pom 66 Sobren am 9teuitag, ben 8.
OCTOBER, lonft eutI1lafen lit. 9te 8eerbi9un9 ftnbet ant
9orneritog, ben IL. Oftober, Mtitta9s l llbr, pomt
Sralerbanle ll6 70. Is: Str. ous nod WolbDeinl itatt
Inn ittle GbeiInoDme btttet bic trauernoe Satin
l0of2t ScD0rtta 6Icntsc.
, 1894-10-10
0rnnbeiaenthunl
g. Ommsrtrtf8s- sOmmsrfrtfas

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auf aagemeinen @unf9 Der 5aBlrei8en gsiudsr bon
9errn 9efng'S 6orm at @Olpers Cafe i'll WiscOufin it
Die eate=5rOnt in Gotten ~aus9elegt unb in ben Dtorft
9ebro9t 9oners 2ofe lift in 3Weiitanbiser 5obrt NIT
Der 9iOrtb @eItern=8obn gu erret4er, Iisgt Hobe br
Citation SeuOa SunctiOn, Wisconfin. Die fur5s 6abrt
BON Senoa Suncttpn gum Cafe lit reid oil Sceuertn Inh
geiudbrt cine berrIiGe 9tusf9t ouf oos berumlieeeHbe
2erroin. Sic Soften baben idutHtIib so SUB GubfrOnt
am See unb iebit in beiBeiteH SOwner ipebt eiH be.
i'll 6OI9e Der ehbfront unb bes fteti9 fuBlet @inbes
bieie Soften be be9cbrtcfen am ean5eE Safe fe baben
cine Sisfe BON 400 SUB. ftnb nit ben i9OnfteH
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etne Wtetle breiten unb sipei Wteilen Ian9eu Gee, ipsI9er
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lteoteiteH Zee @iscpEitus, eIei6tOmmt. 9as Hare
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plaBe; aoblreiGe 6tfde, @optfabreu uub SeaeIu IabeH
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rub prOmpte @erbinbuug 5,pii9en Der station 6euOa
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gtatnrliebbaber ionten e8 unterlaIIeu, fb cine gauIteue
gu i9erH. 9t0bere &usfunft ertbeilt, ispie 9IatteH
p~erieuoet
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, 1894-10-10
unter $500 8iroI6Qft pertptes Gt6ter

= Inter $500 8ir9i9aft OerpieS 9tt3ter
OoOle beute frIb @us. Sonneni6ine ait
bas @riminaLeeriDt. 9erielbe ion Dor
eini9en Gagen bon Der Gde Der WoobtraBe
unb Sadion 8OulebarO Elm Bicycle ge7
ito6len baben, tpeIdes 6. g. Saniemluer
aus 2O8 MonroeitraBe geb0rte.
, 1894-10-10

a8alter 6. Gurner, pelcber Ben Bar
bier 8m. 8ar6emann in 6cien 0ci9Gft,
gtr. 81 Sc. StateftraBe, tbdllic6 angrifi
Ipurbe bon 3ibter &eriten 81 elmer Strafe
bon $15 barurtbeilt.
, 1894-10-10
OFFICIAL PURr1cArTnm.

ANIMAL Nstnmnnt of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
annu"i otuIUmVhs INSURANCE COMPANY of
Brooklyn, in the State OF New York, on the S1st
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law;
Capital
Amount OF Capital Stok paid up in
, 1894-10-10
HGrtnerS.
@nif NH Qnnis.


Olpei 9~ebilOete 9erren 1uDet1 einet 9utelt MtittaqstifCb
ouf Der ~9soroieite. Sfferten uHter S 40 Staatsatg.
9ptt2t
, 1894-10-10
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Il tRs RE4RTNe I +
Seadlng in the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st
gay OF December 1893: made to the Insurance
superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
Capital.
amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-10-10
San8baltung8=0 eaenItGnOe.


Ou nerfaufeM bini9 8ett3imWer= uub &iideu.
-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &C. gu erfrageH
213 ga Sane Mpeuue.
, 1894-10-10
0eim1ftszW efenenheIte1.

q 0 &Ietn, 125 g. glort StraBe, 3tutmer 56s
~ fault Oerfouft uuO toui6t Sr1tu6ei9entbum fir 6a'
looms. 9Otel5, irgeno luelbe 9eIGdfte, nit fleiuer 4ns
5obilng. Mtortgages beiorgt. 9tptariat. 6euer=9er-
lidberunq. 13681SS tuIo
, 1894-10-10
Ttnan5ieues.


93oie, autnIdu & g., Ntprtga9e 8onfers, 72 Scar.
~ bornltrnBe, oerleiber SeIo auf @bicagper 9ruHbs
e~i9entbunl sH ben n~ieOrigiten 8reiieL iOlpie aud ouf Ses
bauoe- 6bes, 1St
, 1894-10-10
31msbam

0u berfoufeu: got 25x125 on Sduul Ctr. nabe
~ gtorO @DtcogO S9uBeupart, braig fir Sab.
8o6t a6r.: h 43 Staats5eituug.
On Derfoufen: 16O @cres on SoD0 Rioer. SreqDn,
~ So WtiaiDneu SUP berrlideH SonuenbDl5es, grOBs
8dltrne. MIR 20 OteileH bon Bortlauo, Srgou. Wtub
biutg fur 8anr perfauft lUeroeu.
18ogbarp a0r: II 8 Staats8ettunq.
, 1894-10-10
gu Derleiben.


Ror9et @elo ouf 9iomonten. uBren, SyuueIeu, Saus.
~ bo~ltuHgs-DtDbeI uuO BIonDS bon Der q. 50. 8oloDiH
Spon 60, 4. 5lur @bicogO StOd @r9ause 6ebdubs,
Solaue uno Walbtn9t0u Str. 1Sa91S
, 1894-10-10

gu pertoufeu: Sin eriter 8laTIe SaIuUr. nit 5wei
~ SDgenDoaeu uno elmer &eeelbobu oerbun0en.
SSlpal0s SrOoe. 80. un0 Suo SaIfteo=Str. giniae
hnHoert 9oIorS oerIongt. gtad5ufrageu 335 Meit y.
StraBe por 10 llbr Ntorgcns. lOot7t
, 1894-10-10
SergmHgnngen.

MuftiDmsz SerfGnfe.
MuftiOnSsNrttt
meonIdre8ertnufssEoae
Wtonto98 uno 9ounerito9s.
SpesteIs Uerfdufe OIL ouberen $o9en bes Otpnats.
Waoreu of 4riootsgertauf. MbDleiale Dber JtetaiL gu
AHfttonSsBreiieu.
8erf6ufe bon @obuun9S- @tnri9tuu9en cine Gpe3ioIitdt.
o elopor9e do e II b Il QHua.
Sorreipouberaen merben ~erlportet.
Martin 6 1T e r d s. 6 o.
Mufttpndre,
l2ap1S,tni 261 s. 263 State Ctr, GbicasO.
, 1894-10-10
8erlaugt: Irauen unO NtaSdeu.

OH3+" OkouSN %|NU 2|ebUDCbS
YSerlongt: Gin beuti1es ~9ien1tmGD3en.
Wtrs. Baum, 25O5 Ar9er NOe., 8. Stat.
WerIan9t: Sin 9utes beutI9es Maoden, nm oe.
~ pDbnItbe SauSarbett 3u tburt.
256 QGnrren 9tpe.
0srI9nqt: Cine quite a68tn, gloa3ufragen As
~ EoslDu Yl0ce. 25iDbom
Nerlongt; Sin autes Nt6b9en fur Sausorbett.
41S Sit Is. 9traBe.
Wer1an9t: Sin ebrit6es 5uperldifQes beutides
- 9tenltnabben. 2S6 giiiel=Str. S. StomierL.
OSerIaH9t: Sine CUTE &Ddin fir cine tletne 6amilie.
SCENE 9BdIfe. Outer Sobn. AbreiIire
IOot3t " Al StaatS5ettnug.
WerIa ngt: @eibte @rbeiterinnen an 8onno8'
~ 8roioln9z uno Observation-Disclosures @blcaQD
SraIott9 d Smb. 80, 127 d 1873 Ntartet=Str.
WerIan9t: Sine perfon sum gsoatraben fir 3lpei
~ Quits. 256 20. @on9reB=Str.
WerIongt: M6b8en unO 9amen ON unIere nenen
SIntet IN Der Stoot nm Oas Gelegropbtren gu er.
leruen. Saldre $50. $50, SO, $50, $50 bis 500 Der
WtDnat, metH tIGtt9. 9tob3ufragen bein SeleQraDb=
experimentation, 40 ). AOe. 7Dtt7t