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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
KOrespOndencye
DETROIT, Mich. IL kwietnia 1896.
Szdno1onu Panic Red1Etorzef

Szanotony Panic R~eddktorze!
w dniu 3 majs rb. odbedzie sic sta
raniem or. Zwiszkowych W Detroit,
wsPaniaiy obchod pamistki nadania
nsrodowi polskiemu konstytuoyi. Po-
niewaz faktem tym narod nssz wieczna
odkryl sic siawa, zatem my ohociss ma
wygnaniu leoz awsze czastks tego ma.
rodu, DUNN jestesmy z dzieia dziel.
nych Przodkow naszycb, ! "a swiety o
bowiszek powinnismy sobie miec dzieh
ten jako jedyne swieto narodowe, jak
najwspanialej obohodzic.
Me przypuszczam, azeby ktos z 70.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
PANOWIE POLSCY,
przyjmujacy cd MOskali, Austrya-
k6w / Prusak6w hOnOrOwe ty-
tufy hrabi6w, barOn6w
ksiazat.
(Ciag dalsz

h"Se' y"noO f"Sono"'
LAT. 1918, Ponihscy (KaroD ks.
austr. Or. 1774 ma Sejmie co pierwszy
rozbi6r Polski podpisal. Marszaaek
Sejmu osiawiony Adam, otrzymal "a
Protekcya Moskali tytul ksiaaat, a CO.
sarz austryaoki Franciszek J6zef 1 ola
Karola P~ohihskiego potwierdziD.
l4S. 1918, sierpieh IA, Romerowie
Ii. Jelita) hr. sustr.
149. 1920, sierpieh 81, Czarneooy (h.
Prus 81 hr. mosk.
$50. 1920 (?) Batowscy hr. mosk.
Isl. 1921, Karsniccy G. Leliwa)
(Antoni) hr. austr.
1852. 1922, lipiec %, Freddy (Jaoek)
hr. austr.
153. 1924, 1, Norsztynowie (Ludwik
Flip hr. mosk.
154. 1924. 2. Alexandrowicze hr.
mosk. OBJ. 1900, 1858.
155. 1924, 3 Butlery (Antoni) hr.
mosk. oh. 1861.
156. 1924, 4. Kwileccy hr. mosk. OBJ.
1916.
157. 1924, 5. Pacowie hr. mosk.
15S. 1924, 6. Ostrowscy (h. Rawicz)
(Franciszek) hr. mosk. OBJ. 1893.
159. 1924, Z. Ostrorogi (Jan) hr.
mosk. OBJ. 1915.
100. 1924, s. Rsjscy (Dubnic)
(Drzewioay bar. mosk.
161. 1924, 8. Talowie (Andrzej,
Floryan) hr. mosk.
1872. 1924, 10. Tarnowscy (Jan i Fe-
liks) hr. mosk. OBJ. 1547, 1885.
1873. 1924, IL. ~Skarbkowie (Fryde-
ryk) hr. mosk.
1874. 1924, IL. Strumi3lowie ks.
nosk.
165. 1924, Is. Sz~embekowie Qgnaoy
Piotr) hr. mosk.
1855. 1924, IA. Szod}oscy br. mosk. OBJ.
1893.
1877. 1924, Is. Walewsoy Jozef) hr.
mosk. OBJ. 1882.
1853. 1924, 16, Wielhorsoy hr. mosk.
OBJ. 1887.
1859. 1924, II. Wielopolscy (Alek-
sander) hr. mosk. OBJ. 1855.
10. 1924, Is. Wodziocy (Stanislaw)
hr. mosk. ob, 1899, 1903.
III. 1924, 10. Zabiel}owie (Henryk)
hr. mosk.
l72. 1924, 20. zaluscy (J6zef, Teo6D
hr. mosk. OBJ. 1910.
wv T. 1924 Mosk. p~rzyznali IA ro-
dzinom ~hrabiostwo.)
173. 1925, Bielihscy Oh. Szeliga) hr.
mosk.
ia. 1925, listopad 2, Dabscy (b.
Godziemba) hr. prus.
IT'S. 1882, Walewski (Aleksander)
hr. mosk. OBJ. 1924.
176. 1886, Radolifscy (h. Leszczyc)
hr. prus.
III. 1888, Oaarowscy (Adam) hr.
mosk.
17S. 1889, Braniocy (h. Korczak)
(Bialaoerkiew) y hr. mosk.
l"S. 1852, Garczyhskl (Tadeusz) hr.
prus.
$50. 1889, Tyszkiewicze hr. mosk.
OBJ. 1887.
1S1. 1910, sierpieh 10. Skorzewscy
Qinia Romicka) (J6zeD hr. prus. OBJ.
1887.
1872. 1910, wrzesieh 10, Ponihscy
(Wrzesnia) hr. prus.
1873. 1910, wrzesieh 10, Grabowscy
(Zbisnicz) hr. prus. OBJ. 1885.
1874. 1910, Potoccy (Tulczyn) hr.
mosk., OBJ. 1850, 1888, 1910, 1855.
\ 1875. 1910, zoltowscy Jan Nep.) br.
Prus.
1876. 1S41, czerwiec Is Rzewuscy hr.
austr. OBJ. 1S46.
1877. 1912, marco s Ponihscy [Ko-
walowka) hr. austr.
1873. 1912. marco 8 Peni6scy Qinia
protestancka) Hrehory) hr. sustr.
1S9. 1912, Mycielski (JozeD br.
mosk. OBJ. 1916.
100. 1S43, styczeh IL, Potoccy (wi-
lanow) hr. mosk. OBJ. 1910.
l91. lS43, pazdziernik %, Krescy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

1872. 1S43, listopsd %, Sumihscy
(Ona) hr. prus.
1913. 1S43, Chreptowioze hr. mosk.
l94. 1S43 Kossakowscy hr. mosk.
OBJ. 1881.
1875. 1874, luty II, Uruscy (Sewe-
ryn) hr. austr.
1876. 1S45, sierpieh IL, Karniccy (Ka.
jetan) hr. austr.
1877. 1S45, listopad 3 B~adeniowie
(Kazimierz) hr. austr.
1913. 1S46 listopad Is, Rzewusoy hr.
mosk. OBJ. 1S41.
100. 1S4S () Poniatowscy (Tahah-
cza ma Ukrainie) hr. mosk.
200. 1850, Ronikiery (h. GryD hr.
mosk.
2O1. 1852, Braniocy bar. austr.
2O2. 1854, maj II, Taczanowscy (Al.
fons) h. prus.
2O3. 1854, pazdz. 80 wesiercy (Al
ban) h. prus.
2O4. 1854, Cieszkowscy (h. Do,ega,
hr. prus.
POS, 1854, Puszetovie puget bar
mosk.
2O6. 1855, lipiec 20, Krasihscy hr
austr.
2O7. 1857, czerwiec 8, Czarnecoy Oh
Prus y hr. prus. OBJ. 1920.
POS. 1851, listopad 8, Czapsc,
[Smogulec) hr. prus. OBJ. 1904, 1874.
2O9. 1852, Ogihsoy**) Cryneusz) ks
mosk.
2lO. 1865, Potoccy (kahcut i Krze
szowice) hr. austr. OBJ. 1850, 17Ss
1843.
2l1. 1865, maj 10, Borkowscy (h
~Junosza) hr. austr.
PIP. 1858, czerwiec 20, M~ichalowsc,
h. Poraj) hr. austr.
213. 1858, lipiec %, Aleksandrowi
oze (h. Kosy) hr. austr. OBJ. 1900.
PA. 1869, czerwiec 20, Mieroszow
soy mr.. austr.
215. 1870, Szymonowicze bar. austr
216. 1871, maj 5, Szeptyooy Oh
w1asnego) hr. austr.
PIT. 1874, czerwiec "a, Czapscy In,
Litwie) hr. mosk. OBJ. 1904, 1861.
2lS. 1874, pazdziernik Is, Ziemiec
cy III. N~ieczuja) bar austr.
219. 1875, listopad IA, Sumihsoy (h
Leszczyc) (Osna) hr. prus. OBJ. 1S43
1870.
22O. 1876, Sumihscy (h. Leszozyc
(Ryhsk) hr. prus. OBJ. Nyaej mr.. 2lS.
221. 1876, styczeh II, Platerowit
hr. prus. oh. 1774, 1915.
222. 1875, Wisniewscy (h. Prus l..
hr. austr.
223. 1880, Ziemia}kowoy bar. austr
224. 1882. Wielowiejsoy bar. austr
NIB Uzupelnienie.
225. ITS, Skarbowie (Jan) hr. austr
OBJ. 1924.
226. 1882, Karniccy bar. austr. OBJ
1S45.
227. 1882, Wyszyhsoy br. austr.
22S. 1855, Ossolihoy (MichaD hr
austr. OBJ, 1886.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

ny Kiedy ma h~aniebnym Sejmie
l774, co podpisa} rozbior kraju, wyru-
szono z licznemi ~zadaniami tytu}6w
ksiazecych; starali sic o ME Ponifski,
biskup Massalski, Ksawery Branicki,
L~ubomirscy, Jab}onowscy i Su}kowscy;
Ponihski j Massalski dostali to tytu{y;
Lubomirskim, Jablonowskim i Sulkow.
skim, ktorzy poprzyjmowali byli beg
Pozwolenia Rzeczypospolitej tytuly
ksiazece - pozwolono tytulowac sic
ksiazetami, Braniokiego zadanie PREY
glosowaniu upad}o. Wtedy i Ogi6.
skim pozwolono zmiane tytu}u knia-
ziow ma ksiazat - o 20 sic ktos bez
wiedzy Ogifskiego postarai = IDA sic
Czartaryscy, ale Ogihski rozgniewa}
sic "a te n~ieproszone wzgledy, odmowi}
przyjeoia go, co "a przykiadem hetma-
ma Ogihskiego jake naozelnika rodziny,
wszyscy nasladowali Ogihsoy. Oddsw.
ma juz ME nazywsli sic kniaziami, tytu}
ksiazecy wyda1 i'm sic dziwactwem; by
Ii Ogihskimi - to dosy6, a W tenn
samem nazwisku miesci}y sic krzes}a i
buiawy j slawy niema}o - COS wiecej
mad prozny tytul. Oh. Juliana Barto.
szewicza. Studya historyczne t. III.
str. 1888. Koniec.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

y Branicki Ksawery prosi} ma Sci
ME IVA, zeby mu razem z Poni6skin
dano tytu} ksiecia, ohociaz jeszcze nj,
osohfa krew konfederstow barskioh,
ktorymi walczy} -prosbe To jego pod
dano g}osowaniu j odrzucono. Zasto
sowano do niego jeszcze pred largo
wica wiersz:
Nina z polska kozaoka,
Krew go splsmi}s bracka,
w reku kielicb, W ustsch cnota,
Me wien, 90 "a pstryotaP
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-14
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

A SSESSM FINT NOTICE-GOOD HOPE MN
n ing Company. Location of princip 4 place of
business, San Francisco, Cal.-Notice is hereby
given that q meeting of the directors held on
December %. 1895. an assessment to be known as
assessment No. 4, of seventy COY cents per share
WIS levied upon the capital stock OF the corpor-
ation payable Immediately to the treasurer OF the
company at the company's office, rooms and 2,
tenth floor, Mills building northeast corner Bush
and Montgomery streets, City and County of San
Francisco. State of California. ANY stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment Is made before, will be sold on the Goth
day of February 1896, TO pay the delinquent assess
ment together with costs of advertising and ex-
penses of SALE G. Il. R0LBROOk JR..
Secretary Good Hope Mining Company.
Otfice-Rooms l ana 2, tenth floor Mills build
ng, san Francisco, Cal.
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MARRIED

CASSIDY-ADAMS = In South San Francisco.
January l. 1896 by the Rev. Everett NJ Hill,
John r. Cassidy and Mamie E. Adams both of
San Francisco.
CRIDGE-ATKINSON-In this CITY, January IL,
1896, by the Rev. Dr. Ollie, Alfred Denton Cridge
of Lemoore, Kings County, Cal, and Laura NJ.
Atkinson OF San Francisco.
LUDWIG-HODGE-In this city, January IL,
1895, by the Rev. DIR. Ollie, Charles l.. Ludwig of
San Francisco and Bessie Hodge Of Nevada City,
Cal.
RUESS-SAENGER-In this city, January IL,
1896, by the Rev. j. II. Schroeder August V.
RuesS and Amelia c. Saenger
SMALL-SLANKARD this city, January IL,
1896, by the Rev. DR.. w. w. Case. George small
of DecotO and Mary Standard of Salinas
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BIRTHS- MARRIAGES DEATHS.
BORN.

BURN.
BoXTON-In this city. December 81, 1895, to the
wife OF DR.. Charles Boxton a daughter.
FEHT-January ?, 1896. to the wife of ermen
Feht.
this city, December 27, 1885, to
the wife or Henry Hellberg. a daughter.
this city, January 10, 1895,
10 the wife Of :. KohIbecker a son.
RUSS-In Cloverdale, January 10, 1896, to the
wife OF F. I'll. Russ, daughter.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IMPAIRMENT NO. 9 (PROBATE). IN THE
~ Superior Court, in and for the City and County
of San Francisco, State OF CaIifornia-In the mat
ter OF the estate Of ELIZABETH L. MOXLEY
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that TU ESDAY the 18th
day of January, A. d. 1896, at 10 O'Clock AM of said
day, and the courtroom of Department No. of said
court at the new City Hall in the City and County
of San Francisco, State of California have been APP
pointed the time and place for proving the
authenticated copy of the will of said ELIZA BETH
L. MOXLEY deceased, and for hearing the appii-
cation of JOHN G. HUGHES and JAMES w.
MCELR0Y for the issuance to them OF letters
Iestamentary.
Dated January 3, A. d. 1895.
(Seal.1 CHARLES F. CURRY, Clerk.
By F. B. HOUGHTON, Deputy Clerk.
JAMES A. WAYMIRE, Attorney for Petitioners
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued by
the County Clerks office yesterday:
Abe Maertfef and Rosa Walter. 30-22.
G. II. STANCE and Caroline H. Heuring, 1924.
p NJ Levy and Marie Cazorang 3O-27.
a. d. Cridge and Laura NJ. Atkinson 1913.
II. NJ. futile and Ellie a. Gwinn, 2S-26.
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DIvoKCE PROCEEDINGS.

Complaints filed:
Flora S. Clay against Horace T. Clay.
Crezencta I. Sc huch against Z. G. SchlucA-
simon c. sullivan against Ellie sullivan.
Allie /. Darling against Emma A. Darling.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-14

COZY HOME.
IA NEW AND MODERN.
Low CASH PRICE.
EASY TERMS.
Handsome 2-story house of rooms and bath {:
arge basement: substantially built complete in
all details; only $3.50 cash, balance monthly same
as rent; on California ST.. Second ave.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE 81 CO.,
63S Market st.
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RIG VALQE.
ID ON FIFTE ENTH ST.
TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF MARKET.
Reduced to Sc 600; modern 2-story residence of
rooms, bath, stable and carriage-ho on the
north side Of the street; large lot 4Sx115; half of
lot vacant. EASToN, ELDRIDGE IL Co,
63S Market st.
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CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY

TN SAN MATEO COUNTY; NoN-sECTARIAN,
i lad out on the lawn plans perpetual care; bean.
tifnl, permanent and easy Of access see IL heso-.
epying burial place elsewhere.
City Of1co, o City Hall Aveuu~
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GOS0 SALOON, KEARNY ST; NICELY
- -CO. fitted up; this place is very inviting
ana sui able for persons; expenses light; bargain
SIENBERG Co, 632 Market st.
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z AKERY. COFFEE PARLOR: VERY BEST
y location; finest ftted-up place in city: has very
large counter and outside trade positive guarantee
rom owner as 10 amount OF business; trial until
sallsned: owner has places; must sell one at sac
J. Zee. STENBERG 4 co 632 Market St
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L'OR SALE-FAAIILY GROCERY-STORE (NO
i Iquors); established 10 years; large trade,
running three wagons; good reasons for selling;
c. btal required, about $4,000; desirable propos-
80. Gail Office.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

A LII IN FRUIT AND TABLE GRAPES BUT
- 10 acres; only mile from town; 3711a acres;
will income az least Si5OO clear large list OF per-
sonal property reduced from goo TO $4,000 TO
make quick sale: Al creek bottom corn land; half
cash. d. H. TYING, Sonoma City; inquire at 632
Market ST., :. F.
ESPARTo TOWN AND COLONY: ONLY OR
u hours from the bay: the most equabe climate
next great development of electric power: equal TO
Folsom; a part OF the "Rancho Canada de Capay
Grant; unquestionably the earliest and finest
fruit oet on the coast and superior to any for di
verslhed farming; about 600 acres, In 20-acre
farms, surrounding the town; town already con-
tains large brick blocks fine hotel a fine high
school building, water works, artesian pure and
Wnoe interest or present owners in the colony lots
and Town property, in lump or otherwise, shock
ingly low figures; 1t won't cost much TO examine;
Is an Irrigation canal on the land. Apply TO GEO.
u. FIHhE d CO., " oodland. Cal.
ORANGE BLOSSOM COLONY.
~ OAkDALE, STANISLAUS CO., CAL
and upward, lying along the Stanisaus River, two
and half miles from oakdale the principal station
Stockton and MERGED. The Stanislaus and San
Joaquin Irrigation Company's canal runs directly
lniongn the coiony and the property has per-
We are prepared to sell portions of the property
eltner uni improved or already planted TO Washing
ton Navels, Mediterranean Sweets and Maltese
Bloods. The property is under the immediate
erection and care OF experienced horticuturist
who has received diplomas and medals at eight
different county fairs in The State and for small
residents.
high and dry country, with perfect natural
drainage system. All kinds of small game near by
affords excellent sport for hunters
Prices for land, including perpetual water right
ana planted to orange trees $l75 per acre. Unim-
proved land with fully paid up water rights $40
per acre Terms; The purchase price payable in
six annual payments without interest; title per-
feet and liberal discount for cash
For further particulars, maps and catalogues, ad-
dress
EASTON, ELDRIDGE CO.,
63S Market Street,
san Francisco. Cal
Or F. T. KNEWING, our represent alive,
Oakdale, Cal.
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&2S0 GROCERY AND BAR IF SOLD IN
IT OOO. mediately; fine location: account de-
parture don't miss this. STENBERG & co, G32
Market st.
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ON SEVENTEENTH ST.
MUST BE SOLD.
$6500-Two handsome flats of 6 and rooms
and bath; on north side of the street. only years
old; lot 25x110, with L 25x74; this property cost
over $500. EASTON, ELDRIDGE d CO.,
63S Market st.
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-IRST-CLAsS CASH BUSINESS FOR SALE
l. cheap on account OF sickness; splendid oppor-
land.
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EIOR SALE-CIGAR-STANDW WITH LAUNDRY
j ofhce: on account OF other business; no agents.
4 pply 243 Fourth.
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/ IQCoB-STORE; GOOD BUSINESS; Sell
u account sickness. 213 Third 81.
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q S00 RESTAURANT NORTH OF MAR
- ~ Eet; latest improvements: receipts av-
erage $50; weeks trial allowed; look at this before
buying elsewhere. STERNBERG CO.. 632 Market.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

A SACRIFICE.
n MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK.
REDUDED FROM $6250.
SoUoU-handsome 2-stort residence of rooms
ana Dath on n. side of Pine ST., Laguna. At a
very small expense this property could be thor
oughly renovated and modernized.
EASToN. ELDRIDGE d CO.,
63S Market st.
w ESTERN ADDITION INVESTMENT.
" NEAR SCOTT AND EDDY.
PAYS NEARLY 10 PER CENT PER ANNUM
$i4,OO0-Two houses OF rooms and bath each
and hats OF and rooms and bath each, in good
condition; street bituminiZed cement walks; brick
foundation. EASTON, ELDRIDGE Il Co,
63S Market st.
ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE.
IL NV. COR. FELL AND LOTT SITS.
FACING THE PARK PANHANDLE.
S12oO0-A handsome house of II rooms and
bath strictly modern; complete in all ails: also
stable; lot 81 :3x125, with 75x25: this is an I'M
excelied opportunity TO secure fine home at
sacrifice. Apply at office for permit 10 inspect.
EASToN, ELDR4DGE q co,
63S Market st,
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4 GOD PAYING BUTCHER-sHOP: FINE &c.
= cation; price reasonable. B. -, box 81. Call
~ ELL-FURNIsHED PAVING HOUSE 10
" rooms and saloon; cheap rent; owner will
keep saloon and pay halfrent. apply room I. 524
Pine
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USr BE SOLD BY FEBRUARY 1-2 EX-
y press-wagons; stand cor. Sansome and Suffer.
J. G. FREDERICKS, owner.
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10000 ROUTE FOR SALE; EVENING
ID oOOO- paper pays $3.50 per month. Apply
DIS Office.
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G0OS PARTNER WANTED-ONE OF THE
49,. handsomest fitted-up bars on East St;
Svupel!ed 10 Sacrifices remaining partner respousi-
ole business man. SIEkNBEROi co. $50 Market.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-14

L'IRST-CLAsS SALOON FOR SALE; LOCA-
: ton; trade; lease. Particulars address G. H.,
bOX l19. Gail Office.
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PANHANDLE LOIS,
L NEAR GOLDEN GATE PARK.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
$5500-Double lot on the north side of Page
street, near AShbury; 50xl37 IS: choice residence
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DIAPER ROUTE FOR SALE, TELEG RAPH
i Hill district covers Is blocks; be bought
cheap, and chances for increase very good.
a pply this Office, principals only.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-14

W LII KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED
v rented, repaired; lowest rates. 2O5 Fourth a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-14

&CN0 BRANCH BAKERY: SCHOOLS,
". supplies; near schools; 3 living rooms;
-tnt S14i must sell. DECKER, 1905 Market st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-14

(trANTED-A GOOD NAN WITH 500 CASH
" TO travel for an Eastern lIquorhouse. Addres:
L. w, box 70, Call Office.
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&100 PARTNER WANTED: INDOOR
- l v: business; run by present owner IA
EARS, suited TO plain steady man satisfied with
- . TO 500 a month; trial given. STANLEY, g
Geary, room 2.
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s1750-W aller street, near Clayton; 25x1Os; fine
locat ion for home.
$l500-North side OF Carl street, near Cole;
25xl37:6.
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Gl00 CIGAR DYE ANDLAUNDRY BUST-
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oooKRELL is FOR BLAND.

He Is willing, However, to Support
Any silver Candidate.
CHICAGO, June Ex-senator Cockrell
was among today's arrivals. He is q
delegate to the national Democratic con-
vention, and is here to attend the silver
conference.
eve shall nominate straight silver
man on an unequivocal silver declara-
ton in the PLATFORM" he said, when
asked for an expression of his views.
'tI am, of course, for Bland,' he con-
tinued, 'sand our delegation is instruct
ed for him, but if we cannot get him
we shall get some other man who is
sound on the currency question, and
Missouri will support him at the polls.
Mr.. Bland is a safe, practical man, and
If elected. would be entirely reliable as
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president. There can be no doubts on
that score. 1 have not, however, de-
voted myself to finding presidential ma
terial, as have been making sure of a
silver majority in the convention. That
assured, we shall have but little diff
Guilty in finding an available man for
president"
The senator thinks the financial ques-
ton will be made the paramount issue
in the platform, and that there will be
a square declaration for the mintage of
silver on terms of equality with gold at
16 to l, and without awaiting the coop
Grafton of other nations. He laughs at
Mr.. Whitney's suggestion of compro-
mise, and says it will not be enter
tanned. He does not believe an une-
quivocal silver plank will drive many
Eastern men out of the party, and ar
CUES that, ON the contrary, it will bring
many votes to the party that cannot be
caught in any other way.
1--WE shall gain immensely in the
West" he said, "and we shall not lose
in the East. The people have not yet
of tho silver movement. 1t will sweep
the country at the polls as it has swept
the Democratic party at the primaries. F"
Senator Cockrell does not consider
that there is any danger of bolt by the
New York or Eastern delegates.
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Troops AfCer the Apaches.

TUCSON, Ariz., June 30.-A special to
the Star from. Tombstone says that Unit
ed States troops under Lieutenants
Ayerill and Yates surprised an Apache
camp in Sonora about 40 miles below
the line. The Indians were evidently
Informed by scout of the presence OF
the troops, as all made their escape ex-
cept 10-year old boy, who was captur-
tured along with camp outfit. The troops
cooperating with force of ex-Mexican
cavalry, are still in pursuit of the dis
banded renegades., s.te~
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Senator stewart interviewed.

DENVER, June pa special to the
News from Washington gives an inter-
view with Senator Stewart, of Nevada.
It is in part as follows.
"What men do you think would best
unite the silver forces of the country?"
'FThe two men who appear to COM
mand the confidence of all people alike
are Henry NJ. Teller and Joseph 9. Sib-
ley. For character and ability, Henry
NJ. Teller is the peer of any statesman
in the United States. His ability is
equal to that of any man who has run
for the Office of president in the last
half-century. He was Democrat pre-
vious to the war. Since then, he was a
Rep bIican until the st. Louis conven-
tion, since which time he belongs to no
party. He is an American citizen, and
belongs to the people alike"
could the Democrats afford to nomi-
nate Teller?"
ST think they can afford to nominate
man who will insure success. think
they can afford to have success"
'Will the Populists support Mr.
Teller?"
Certainly. The Populists could vote
fUF Mr.. Teller. Mr.. Teller has done re
Gently what the Populists did long ago
He has left his party because he be
.lieved his party was against the coun
trv -