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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11
CITY REAL ESTATE.


S350O RENT $40; CLARA ST.. Mr. 4TH;
OS000 WESTINGHOUSE. CORNER, Mr..
ACOOO. Mason; 2story house rooms,
baths, basement etc.
O600O RENTS S42 SO; FLATS, AND
pOVOO. rooms and bath each; Guerrero St,
near 18th.
G01h0 COST 5 YEARS AGO $4,000; LOTS
DZl oU. lots on OAK ST., facing Golden Gate
Park; each 25x137:6.
$1,000 CO CoTTAeE M ciS.o. n RICHMOND; llTa Z
rooms; lot 25x12O.
GG000 GREAT BARGAIN; FoRECLoS-
apOOOo. ure sale: Lyon st.. close to Golden
years ago; cost $3.50: will be sold for cash, or
large mortgage can stand
G700O CLAY ST., BET. BUCHANAN AND
I'D aOUO. Webster; sp endd IL room resi-
oence; blliard-room, ETC.; lot 27:6x103.
&E000 McALLISTER ST., Mr.. BAKER:
VOOOO. new bay-window flats of and z
rooms and bath each; rent $50; lot 25x137:6.
QT000 BRODERICK ST., BET. EDDY
u iUUU. and Turk; double 2-story house; z
rooms each; lot S2xlOO; rent $50.
n 0O60 $500 CASH, BALANCE MONTH
I'D o-cO. ly; 2-story house of rooms and
bath; near Mission and 18th sts.; rent $25.
DAYS GOOD INTEREST,"; TEHAMA ST., Mr.
L Third; $1,000; rent $22; 2 flats of 5 and 8
rooms each; house has just been put in fine condi-
tion.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery ST.
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w in santa Cruz County; Id acres orchard, 2
acres vineyard; large new house, barn; abundance
OF water; will ex change for Alameda residence.
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GIG S00 A MAGNIFICENT INCOME
dp 1O.OOO. ranch of I0U acres, only l5 miles
from Napa fine soil; 100 acres vineyard; plenty
of sood springs; 10000 cords wood; pasture for
zoo head siock; will trade for any good PROPOSE
tions close TO san Francisco.
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GREAT BARGAIN-l49 ACRES FINELY
N located land in Napa County; house Of 8
rooms; good barn; about ID acres full bearing
Zinfandel grapes, acres orchard; horse, COW. i'm
p,ements; large lot household furniture; will sell
or exchange; clear of membranes.
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McAFEE BROTHERS,
108 Montgomery st
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$4,000; MoR1GAGED FOR S11, 900.
II OWARD n EAR THIRD; 2-STORY HOUSE;
Ii tenements; rents $26 per moath coalyard
rents SIS per month; fine lot. 50xS5.
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1EcAFEL BROTHERS.
Ul REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND FINANCIAL AGENTS
los MONTGOMERY ST.
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DARK PANHANDLE LOTS
$3.50 UPWARD.
YOUR own TERMS
64 lots fronting Frederick, Cole, Stanyan,
Shrader and Beulah sts., for sale at prices
that make them the bes investment lots in
san Francisco Being near the Park and
the fiiiated Colleges, they will always
be in demand for residence purposes. The
lots are all large. and the streets are al
graded, severed and macadamized. Tn
equaled car facilities See these lois and
then us about them.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND
10 Mont omery st.
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ncE0n MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
SDOOOO- modern fats, ana rooms in
Western Additions; call for particulars
Choice lot, 75xl37 Is. on OctavIa near Califor-
mia, as whole or in subdivisions; make offer
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FoR sAIE OR EXCHANGF

NEW TwO-SToRY DWELLING AND BARN
IN on large lot; located convenient to railroad In
best residence portion OF san Rafael will exchange
for improved or vacant city property; price $500.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oO8 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAhLASO hE<Ah rs - Axs
AN ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN-A FRUIT
N vale homa unincumbered; Will sell or ex-
change the whole q portion with or without the
improvements az tremendous sacrifice; 10 acres
of land in highest state of cultva on nearly all
cherries: largest and most productive trees in
FruiIvale; fire house of IL rooms and baths;
stables and outbuildings: fronting on Frutvale
ave: electric cars pass property; price reduced
$4,000 less than original figure Tor immediate
sale: send for particulars. WM. J. DINGEE, AGO
Eighth St. Oakland.
" large fruit trees flowers, ETC.; 5-room house:
barn ohicken-house; near local trains; only
8 $50; easy { rms LODGE & POWELL, Fruit
vale Station.
BARGAINS IN FRUITVALE.
- $750-New house of rooms hard finished;
barn, ehicken-houss; lot 100x10S fenced.
$S00-Cottage of rooms, high basement, barn,
fine well and pump; lot 5Ox l22; near school.
s2ooo-Worth $1,000: modern 2-story home Of
rooms and ba b; fine barn; fruit trees; lot 50x
$50: well located small cash payment; balance to
suit. H. A. PLEiF ER. Fruitvale Station.
ONE TO SIX ACRES IN FRUITVALE; ALL
" in finest cherry trees; facing Fruitvale ave.,
running back to creek about 800 feet; electric
cars; beautiful building sites; $2500 per acre;
easy terms. WIN. ]. DINGEE, 460 Eighth ST.,
Oakland
ELEGANT NEW HOME; $500 CASH, BAL
IL ance monthly: new-style house; rooms and
bath; modern and to date; frescoeo ceilings;
built by day labor porcelain plumbing; large lot;
convenient and select neighborhood: electric cars
and local trains. WIN. ]. DINGEE, 460 Eighth ST.,
Oakland
MI UST SACRlFICF SOME LOTS AT ELM
1A hurst. Add. K, box TO- Call Office Oakland.
GiG0O COST ONE YEAR AGO $27bO;
I'D cOU modern cottage; almost news rms,
bath; irst-class condition; y locations convenient
to electric cars. postoice school and local station;
terms $500 cash, balance monthly; bank is owner:
taken under foreclosure. j. s. MYERS 1O02
Broadway, Oakland.
I OTIS IN BELMONT, 200 FEET FROM DE-
IL poi, for sale cheap trade for clear property
rere. Z. r. KING, So2 Broadway. Oakland.
| RIO RADE-34S ACRES, GENERAL RANCH,
san Ben 10 County: 275 acres farmed; $4,000;
small mortgage $500; want good property here.
c. K. KING 902 Broadway, Oakland.
w ANTED-VACANT LOTS, WEST OAK
w land or San Francisco, for nice small ranch,
Sonoma County, near Santa Rosa. c. K. KING,
9O2 broadway, Oakland.
BAhGAIN.
n N. line of 3Oth st. bet. Market and West; de-
sirabe building lot: erms easy; will exchange for
San Francisco property.
EASTOS, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market ST., S. F.
| Dents FROM So TO 1928 HOMES FOR
III. sale at prices and terms suit the times:
have the cheapes unimproved property in Ala
media County; exchanges a speciality; buy rent
nothing in Fruitvale before calling on LOWRY t&
| OWEN, Frutvale, near Station.
|
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$4,000: MORTGAGED FOR $500.
NATOMA, NEA X SECOND; GOOD 2 STORY
IN house: rooms; rents for $22 90; lot 1xSO.
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GEE THIS. CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
- MUST b. SOLD
US1 Ok FINEST RE AND ROOMS AND
POL ~. fiat of rooms and bath, on Steiner
ST., near Turk; good business location: improve
ments in Al condition; red ueed from $4,000 for I'M
diate sale; mortgage of 5000.
EAS1ON, ELDRIDGE 81 co.
6.S Market st.
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(SAN YOU FIND
" CHEAPER LOTS THAN THESE?
S750 AND UPwARDss; oP s6,l LOTS ON H AN VI
oil cia grade; property faces the parN; terms $50
cash, sic monthly; take our advice and put $40
aside each month and buy one of these lots: you
will never re ret it, number of houses recently
erected on this block.
BALDWIN & III HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery ST.
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n oO6O $500 CASH, BALANCE MONTH
ID oLcO. ly; 2-story house of 6 rooms and
bath; near Mission and 18th sts.; rent $25.
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O. o0OO NE. COR. ON SANCHEZ ST., NEAR
sDCOOO. Twenty-fourth; 75xS6; street work
done; lot on grade of street.
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$4,000: MoRTGAGED FOR S165OO.
CORNER BUILDING, OWNED BY ZEN ANT
" who pays a ground rental of $50 per month
adjoining building. Second ST., Mission, rents
for $40 per month; no leases total rents, $10O per
month; can be increased; lot 47x75.
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CITY REAL ESTATE,


MADISON q BURKE, REAL RE ESTATE
AVA Agents. established 1883; o26 Market 81.
Sl0 000 JONES, Mr.. o'FARRELL: 3
I'D L.VOO. new flats; rented TO one tenant
small outlay to turn into store and Hats
REDUcED; $4,000; BUSH. NEAR DUPONT;
IL stores ana lodging-house; 4l:ex6s.
S9e00 cLAY,sT. CORNER Mr. STOCK
UoOOU. ton; 19:4x6S;9.
600 Ss sgTTrn b. ST. E51Yg4 TE s ipaF naa
flats; paying over per cent
@7500 REDUCED FROM $4,000; PARK aRIs
Sp OOO. residence; n. side Fell St, near
Broderick; 8 rooms and bath: 2511S7:6.
$4,000. FASa de6ee q rooms and bath os a5l
S7:6 MADISON d BURKE
@5ono RESIDENCE; SOUTH PARK, Mr..
n ONjUU. Third st.; IL rooms and bath; rents
$40; lot 23xl37:6
SoV0U s2:o .C.lia Ridley FeP,s sta bRRE X
Go5nn RITcH, Mr.. Sd AND FOLSOM; Q
DOOOU. houses 2fron'ases; pays IL per cent;
lot 25x75
C,LEMENTINA ST. NR. 4TH. ;TENEMENTs
" rents SAT; lot 25xS0; only $4,000.
$4,000 5s; SENTs ssss PFa Fist. AsNgn ssg7s
@0O00 ARMY. NEAR DOLORES; COT
0ZOUU. tage, rooms and bath; lot 25x114.
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
Corner California and Locust; 37:6x107:7; make
any offer.
$S5OO-Page ST., near Baker; 75x137:6
6Uxl9O; Waller, near Scott; frontages; will sell
in subdivisions.
LOG 81.
S46OO-24th NE. cor. Vicksburg; 50x114.
S4000-65x117 IS; Sc. cor. Sanchez and 23d-
$a6UO-Pine ST.. cor Lyon; 81 :SxS0
$27eO-Brodprick, near Bush; E. side; 30x10S.
$S250-Haves. mr. Fillmore: 25x137:6.
OgO-Harrison ST., n Il cor. Hamet; 25x75.
s24O0-Castro cor. Elizabeth: 20 :6x105
$1,000 ryant st, corner Harriet 26x75
S22OU-Lyon, near Grove; 25xl00.
SZO5O-Ridley. near Scott; 25x117;6.
$2UO0 each-2 lois on Bush, near Broderick; re-
due from $4,000.
S200O-Capp S =. near Adalr; 25x75.
$lSO0-Noe. near 18th; 25x110.
Sl300-19th, near Sanchez: 25x114.
s lO00-Hancock, near SancheZ; 25x114
$500 Pt. Lobos mr.. 2Sth ave-; 25xl00
MADISON S BURKE, 626 Market ST.
A. n. LIssAK. y. +. VoN RHEIN.
Won DuETN b (O REAT A TT
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NOUNTRY La \ DIS
" FOR EXCHANGE.
GIT 000 80 ACRES IN SAN RAMON
tHl .OOO. Valley; 55 in bearing fruit; good
house, barn, windmill etc., will exchange for san
Francisco property.
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nj ADlSON & BURKE, REAL ESTATE
uA Agents; established 1888; 526 Market 81.
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GTO0O BRoDERICK ST., BET. EDDY
" tOOO. and Turk; double 2-story house;
rooms each; lot S2xl00; rent $50.
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DAYS GOOD INTEREST,": TEHAMA ST., Mr..
i Third $1,000; rent 500; Q flats of and 6
rooms each; house has just been put in fine condi-
tion.
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QE000 McALLIsTER ST., Mr.. BAKER;
.pOOOO. new bay-window flats of 8 and z
rooms and bath each; rent $50; lot 25x137:6.
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SO0UU. residence on oFsrreil St. near FL FII1.
more; $4,000 remain.
CENTER d SPADE z, II MONTGOMERY
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$25O0; MoRTGAGED FOR $4,000
NATOMA, NEAR THIRD; GOOD 2-STORY
4N house; tenements; rents 81 per month; lot
2Ox65
RATDWJN IS uAMMOND IN Montoomerv OF
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LiOR EXCHANGE
Il EASTErN PROPERTY
FOR CALIFORNIA PROPERTY.
A party moving 10 California desires to ex-
change large and thoroughly modern hotel prop
erty situated in prosperous city In one of the
Middle states The property is well located and
has continuously done good business. Value
about $3.50 700. Will trade for ranch property.
Must be adapted to colonization purposes
BALDWIN q HAMMOND
10 Montgomery ST.
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TO EXCHANGE FOR AN OAKLAND RESI-
DENCE
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&7O00 CLAY ST, BET. BUCHANAN AND
I'D aOUO. Webster; sp endd IL room resi-
dence; bliard-room, ETC.; lot 27:6x1O3.
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GQR00 RENT $40; CLARA ST., Mr. 4TH;
tDOOOO. fats; lot 25x75.
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A. H LIssAK o. +. Won RHEIN.
n F. Won RHEIN & CO.. REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers' 513
California street.
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GI 900 COTTAGE IN RICHMOND; nth
rooms; lot 25xl2O.
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own a HON 1T IS CHEAPER TO PAY
" interest on mortgaged home thal to pay rent
You cannot imagine how Independent you will
feel, even ii you don't own it clear.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISE MENHS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
QG00 lot 60X156; GOOD LOC1T1oN;
JrOUU. easy terms.
SlQ0O-House OF rooms, with good lot
i200-Cottage, rooms and bath.
$1300-33xl50; cottage, rooms and bath; easy
terms.
$325O- House, rooms and bath; Central ave-.
near Park-st. station.
Houses to let in all parts of Alameda Office
open 6uniays and HOLIDAYS. ALAMEDA Ian ID
Co.. 5U0 Park ST.. Alameda
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GO1R0 COST 5 YEARS AGO $4,000; LOTS
Park; each 25xl37:6
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m mOOOO ARMY, NEAR DOLORES; COT.
ID DZOUU. tage, rooms and bath; lot 25x114.
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nO0OO RENTS 1886 PER ANNUM;'
sDOUUU. fats; Natoma, mr.. First; 23;6x75
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IL House rooms and bath. Central ave cottage
rooms, Everett ST.; on long time and easy terms
or Will exchange for san francisco properly An
ply EASTON. ELDRIDGE & co.
6SS Market st.
San Francisco Cal.
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HLEMENTINA ST. NR. 4TH. ;TENEM ENTi
" rents SAT; lot 25xS0; only $4,000.
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GlO 000 JONES, Mr.. o'FARRELL; 8
I'd A.VOO. new flats; rented TO one tenant
small outlay to turn into store and 2 fats.
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ocnnn PAGE, NEAR BRoDERIcK: RESI-
MOUUU. dence Of Z rooms and bath; lot 25x
S7:6. MADISON & BURKE
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DrEG1o4aoA Da TIA 0oaapapoNnaNorA"

Ri que l|ega al paroxiamo Dc l. dsasspara~
oi6n por Ia eontrarieda1 inveaoih|o de los haz
ohca, nn oonsfgae cia.tamante eAaahAar en mn
aniaa Ii ilreee.6n DE- ls,7 noontaolmlentos, sohfe
todo oaando % kTata as baohs,s doasE1zs Hos, coG
Ia deaven1sja d Enejof 0iono, con 81 1sElo qto
resulta para e pc pic II terse iodluid1al de esos
estados patologicos de 10 passion, la ira el enos
10 mss & mene 8 jnetiRcados.
Pero es al I'm = al oabo la legitima proteA4a
del lbre albedrfo contra la fatalidat1 que le eli
cadena; la rebellion natural del hombre qua c.e
y6ndose libre, porque aai se 10 han hecho Greer
desde su edad mds tierna, SO We encadensdo por
una fuerza incontrastahle ante la cusl siente
impotents. .
70 pertenezoo, por mis- condolences de Ga.
r8cter por mi constitution organize, 6 por am
bas ooeas la vez. al ndnero de los que Sc
cometen sin luoha, nj Sc resgnan ssf como asf,
q los deoretos de Ia fatalidsd.
Conozco que este prooeder no eetd nuy
conforme co los dotados de Ia sBna zon, que
aoonseia no obstinarse contra 10 impossible; Sc
denasjs do que mi impacienoia no ha de traer
Ligneres antes de 10 que deba venir, segun Las
oirounstaucias que hayan motivsdo su demors;
que debis tranquihzsrms ante Ia oonside caoidn
de que. aiendo mi amigo, mi amigo leal, inospaz
de compr matar mi b. ner nj ,seoof1 des-
hallesa "a toda Ia tx.e> ai6n de l. palahla, ha-
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f0A UNA AlgADA

sQq6 naoesidad tenia de tomarme ror oehe.
20 de- tutoof
D. a. no hay qne penaar en clio, CuAn,
dc ee eeoAnciA el Vino haT Qae hshegIo.
LignsFee ma Aeseepofs, = quieGa 81 eBtard
mds dssesperadu QUO 70.
lPecienoial
ESQ es facil de decir, nny fdcil de aoonse-
jar, pero no ea tan oil preoticarlo
ST todos los que sconbejsn con Ia meior
buena fe CON una inmejorable voluntad, la
ptdCtica de las virtudes en- as situaciones difci-
les, hubieeen de predioar con el ejemplo, como
eondici6n indispensable para ser escuchsdoe, de
SECURE que se ahofrarian Las dos terceras parties
de los millones de palabras disoursos irhtiles
On Ia vida, porque no habr1a entire csda mil de
1oa que Sc desviveD por el + len del prolimo, re-
oomendando el ejercicio de les virtudeg, uDo
que fuese capsz de practioarlaa en- pareoido caso
Verdad es que en- estos consoles Sc atiende
mds que otra ooss, llevar Ia calma los ani-
mos perturbados; pero ssf todo, el eepfritu Sc
Tebela siempre y protesta contra esa imposiclon
de las conveniencias socisles, que order an la
mentira como reourso remelio contra 10 que
NO 10 tiene.
Hay naturalexas mds rebeldea que otraa {
ID gumisi0n, sobre TODD ouando esa aupisi6n es
fnrsada lag legsa inn,Rtablas i. dexiblea do
lAa Ooaaa
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DR.. z. "A. POHTE { HlJO.-oIRU.
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 ee-
quina La Fortaleza San Juan.
HULIAN SILVA, SAN JUST0 MUM. I8
DEPOSITO DE'MAQUINAS DE CO
SER.-COMPRA, VENTA Y AL,
QUILER.-Se dan plazos 10 mismo
u las nuevas que las usadas garantiza-
- das. siendo responsible la misma
maquina; Ian zaderas agujas de todas
clases para las mismaB infinidai de &C
cesorias diflciles de epumerar. Aiemas sc
compran venden niue bles usedos.-San
Juan Puerto Rico. Isl D. 96.)
En- una aldea.
Pepe y yAgustina son novios y van
la iglesia confesarse.
Pepe sale primero del confesionafio y
Agustina Sc arrodilla ante el cura.
-iQu6 tiene usted qua confesar-le
dice el sacerdote.
7 Agustina responde:
-Lo mismo que Pepe.
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A
r. TONTO,---Unico dep6sito del desa
creditado RON TOPACIO las tres s. 8. ST.
Este ron p6simo, internal y mata -gente, sci
regala los tocayos del establecimiento 81
so oentavos botella.
1O---Pavfa---1O AreCibO
0ARClAY CASALS.-san Francisc, 3d.
Puerto Rieo.-Acaban de recibir pOr vapor Fran.
ces de TIA e y Fra a, gran surtdo e Harina
Lactea LIE he condensada, Macarronea tinos de G
nova, Vermou,h Fratelli Cora, J,mon de Bolona
prensado, NJ rt della 'upefior temil as de fl ra
de hortal za de totas clases las cuales reaiz 4
nrecios nunca yetos l5-2
M atilde SO quejs q su padre de que
su marido le ha peg ADJ.
-dY d6nde, hija nfa?-lo pregunta el
buen sefior. "
En- esta mejilla.
-Pues 20 to doy otra bofetada en- la
otra.
para que?
Para epgarme de tn esposo. die
que ii 10 ha pegado & mi hija, 20 he pega'
DO au muj r, y que estoy a, sus ordenes.
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@ FL A r A D A

Con primG expreso el desprecio
con dos dos fnjo la tos;
en- el tres veo un pronornbre
en- Quien cUdtro etno un ladr6n
y en- el tot u veo al duefio
de un cierto esquife, 6 de doc.
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EN- RIO.PIEDRAS.-Se vende muy
baratA una casa slit ada en- la Gale que va
para la estaci6n del ferfccarril de Ia Caro-.
lima, en- Rio piedras. Informaran en- Ell
"Centro de Vacunacio 4" en- Puerta de tie.
rra en- la tienda LA PROVIDENCIA en-
el dicho pueblo de Rio piedras. 15-4
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IOTERlA NACIONAL DE MADRID.

AV A
lay constantemente para todos los sorteos en- Ia pc
uqueria "Laurak Batk'' de d. Pedro UrbZtondo, SaT
francisco 42. Sc enviaran la Isla quienes 10 soil
item.
CA NTA RES
Todo es mas b 9llo al nacer
en- capullo, nina for,
ell dia al amanecer,
al dsspsrtar ell amor.
Yo la historia de mi vida
eu pocas palabras clentO:
h :go blen al que me olVida,
amo al que ma da tornnento.
Cuando es ell crimen de amor
solo la muj or infama
que mancha q La nieve todo,
y no mancha al barro NADIA.
Es un laberinto ell mundo
que recorro sin cesar,
Y ell sendero de la dicha
iyo no le puedo encontrar!
PastorG EcbegGrGy.
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D. Jose OIdohez ;:: s:s;;s :';;,s s;,:';;s: S;s

la hora de inscription ocimiento
para Ell ingreso como abonados 6 su Clfni
ca es de 3 de La tarde todos los dias
desde esta fecha en- su domicilio For
taleza 21, altos. 15-8
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-30
TO California on the "Mnple Leaf,
BAILEY ISN'T DEAD.
Missing Duluth Man Seen by ST.
Paul Detective.

1t has leaked out here In st. Paul
through a local detective agency that
Abraham Bailey, the Duluth board Of
trade man who disappeared so mys-
teriously from the Zenith city in June,
1893, is alive and at present ruSticat-
ing in the Argentine republic in South
America. 1t was enormously stated a
few days ago that Bailey was in South
Africa, but investigation brings out
the fact that he is in South America,
where he was seen by the head of the
agency referred to, who is said to have
gone to that country in the interest
of several life insurance companies
who have withheld payment of policies
on the missing mans life until fur
nished with satisfactory proof of death
This detective, whose office is in the
National German-American Bank, was
seen, and, although he declined to dis
cuss the matter for publication, adj
mitted that he had recently come from
the Argentine republic. From state
ments he has made to friends, it is
learned that the missing man is in
actual want, and is dragging out
miserable existence
AS nearly as can be gathered, the
detectives work was done when he
identified the unfortunate man as
Bailey and reported the fact to the in
surance companies by whom he was
employed Then contention is made
that the absent man is and has for
some time been in communication
with his family, at Duluth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-30
POSSESSION OF HIS PREDE-
CESSOR,S RECORDS. -
NOT IN VERY CLEAR SHAPE.
THEY PROMISE TO REQUIRE THE
SERVICES OF AN EXPERT AC-
COUNTANT.
BLIND AS TO SALES OF SEIZURES.
These Seem to Have Been Overlook
ed, With the Exception of One
Months Entries.

Executive Agent Fullerton, Of the
state game and fish commission, yes
terday came into possession, for the
first time in his term of office, Of the
account books of his predecessor in
office, w. P. Andrus. There has been
much talk about eccentricities in these
accounts, due perhaps merely to the
secrecy which has enveloped them, but
at any rate a careful examination will
be made Of them by the new commits
sion. Mr.. Fullerton stated yesterday
that, while he was not an expert &C
countant, and could not say that the
figures were there, he had tried in
vain to find entries Of moneys received
for sales of game except in one month,
December, 1894. There are also items
Of salary paid, and portions of other
receipts paid TO Salaried officers while
their salaries continued as usual, and
1t is likely that an expert accountant
will have to be engaged to find out
just what the financial operations Of
the state game and fish commission
prior to 1895 were
There are still some of Mr.. Andrus'
records which are not in the commits
sion's Office at the state capitol, but it
is possible that these are in the GUS
tody of Secretary Won Baumbach at
Alexandria. When all these records
are gathered together the commission
will be in shape to continue it's in
vestigation. What this investigation
will develop remains to be seen, but it
undoubtedly will involve a Refreshing
Of all the details of the old fight which
has been on in connection with the
commission and :ts work for two or
three years.
The portion of the accounts which
is still to come into Agent Fullerton's
possession pertains to the period after
the close of the books received yes
terday, only a short lapse Of time. but
still enough so that it is desired to
have the full collection before begin
ming the search Of the accounts.
1T was presented to the commission
when Mr. Andrus went out, being on
foolscap paper and unbound, and there
Is some fear that it may have been
mislaid, in which case that portion of
the accounts will have to remain with
out investigation. The rest can and
will be checked up from the vouchers
to which the commission has access