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NOTICE.
all PERSONS NOTuavIN,

A LII PERSONS NOT HAVING
business to transact with the Humuuls
sheep Static n Company are forbidden to traye
over the roador trails on the lands controlled by
said eompanyswithouf previously obtaining per
ulits. ~
Dogs found OBJ the land will be DESTROYED. and
10 bands OF animals be allowed to pass over the
roads
hUMUULA SHEEP STATION COMPANY
halaiehs April ~, 1895.
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SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
i the second Circuit, Hawaiian Islands
LElALOHA (w) VS.. AHUNA tCh). Libel in
Divorce.
The REPUBLIC oP HAWAII:
10 the Marshal of the Hawaiian Islands, or his
Deputy,-GREETIsG:
You are commanded 10 summon Ahuna (Ch),
defendant. in case he shall file written answer
within twenty days after service hereof, to be
and appear before the said Circuit Court at the
December Term thereof, TO be holden at Lahaina
Island of Maui, on Wednesday, the 4th day of
December next, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to show cause
why the claim of LeialOha (w), plaintiff, should
not be varded to her pursuant to the tenor of
her annexed petition. And have you then there
this Writ with full return Of your proceedings
thereon.
Witness Hon. ]. W. Ealua Judge of the Cir
cult Court OF the Second Circuit at Wailuku,
this 18th day of November. 1898.
G. ARMSTRONG.
certify the foregoing tn be true copy Of the
original summons in said cause, and tina. said
Court ordered publication of the same and con-
unnance Of said cause until next June term of
said Court
ARMSTRONG. Clerk.
Circuit Court Of the Second Circuit
172+6t alt
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Slmr ! A Cum-i-s. Nelson. for Oahu
ports a. : : II
S-nr W.G 81. Slnsrsoa. for Man
s-6 HS~si ~ II =.
Us : B1Stou. VI Ges. for China S.srlo1
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NOTICE

At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Pecific Guane and Fertilizer Company.
heid this day, the following officers have
been elected TO serve during the ensuing
G.. n. Wilcox. President
J. r. Hackfeld Vice President
I'd: Suhr -. Secretary and Treasurer.
l.. May ---------...----....-. Auditor.
ED. SUHR.
Honolulu, January %. 1896. Secretary
I7ZQ-4f
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WEATHkR BURgAU REPORT.
Feb. s. 9 ?. N.-Tempersture, oS'
dew point, 64S ; barometer, S0.05.
Weather uncertain.
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LsAvRs HONOLULU.

Returning, will leave Hlo at s o'clock
a m. touching at Laupahoehoe. MANU-
kona and Kawaihae same day; MAIZENA,,
Maalaea Bay and Lahaina the following
day, arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
of Tuesdays and Fridays.
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EXPORTS

For San Frs1ciSoo. PEI * ALERT, Fec :
-l7.7Sl bsS< sugar. 100 bsss cr1es and Z7S
hGleS vol SHIPPED oy Z Hacked & Co
and valued 81 SIS Sc 81.
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Estate Of Mary Winter Foster,
Deceased.
EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the above Estate are hereby uoti-
ned TO present the same to me at 42 Her-
chant street, Honolulu. wiz n six months
from date. WILLIAM FOSTER.
Executor OF Estate Mary Winter Foster.
Honuluu u. February 4. 1896. I7324wa
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TIME TABLE
Wilder SSIe1|lSlp CO1|pQ|y
1896.
Steamship I" Kinau,"

CLARKE. Commander.
VIII leave Honolulu at 10 o'clock n. M,
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bay and
MAIZENA, the same day; Mahukona, Hawai-
hae and Laupahoehoe the following day
arriving at Hilo the same evening.
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DIAMOND HEAD, Feb, 8, 10 P. N.
Weather. cloudy; wind, light
north. Ship of port.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-07
PATRIOTIC CHILDREN.
Meeting of the Valentine Holt Societ
of Revolutionary Descendants.

Meeting of the Valentine Holt Society
of Revolutionary Descendants.
A meeting of the Valentine Holt So
ciety of the Children of the Ameri-
can Revolution was held last Sat
urday afternoon in the public parlor
of the Occidental Hotel, which had
been placed at the disposal of the society
through the courtesy of Major William B.
Hooper Not only was the use of the par
Tor given for the purpose, but the major
had the meeting place handsomely decor
ated with American flags.
The patriotic quotations. with which
each member is supposed to respond to
roll call, were of an unusually interesting
character, many Of them being taken from
Washington's farewell address, the one
hunaredth anniversary of which will fall
on the 10Th inst.
letter from Miss Frances 1. FairchilG of
Cap Rouge, near Quebec, Canada, &C.
knowledging the honor conferred upon
her and her sister by their election to
honorary membership in the society, an
account Of which was recently published
in THE CALL.
Miss Blanche Merry Du Bots, daughter
OF Pierre G. Du Bots, and descendant of
Peter Du Bots, Ralph Schenck and Enoch
Smith, revolutionary soldiers of the New
York line, were elected to membership.
During the afternoon David Hewes, one
OF the State promoters of the society, in
vited the members to accompany him to
the dining-room, where dainty and elegant
refreshments were served.
The donation of volume. entitled GOur
Roll of Honor, or Po-ms of the Revolu-
tom for the society's library, was &C.
knowledge
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LICK HOUSE.


ID Eckart Marysvilie w 81 Hatton, Modesto
A i Hobbs, Fresno l. H owen, Fresno
Chester. q Alert Dannenbaum Vallejo
81 Jordan, Pasadena w Hume, San Jose
Miss Hume, San Jose F U V lille, Portland
A Whitton San Jose Z Farrell. Santa Cruz
VIM III Skerrftt. Vallejo II Lleweling, StHeena
A NJ Newlands, Colorado Cheda, San Rafael
4 B Crowei, Irvington w G TTridge, Fresno
L Martin, California L Justin, Portland
Max Krone Seattle J n Benham Modesto
l. W Moultrle, Fresno Miss Moultrle, Fresno
Mrs A Wallis, San Jose Miss Dewey, san Jose
] f Jordan, Sacramento Mrs ] H Brown, 81 UNI holdt
Mrs NJ nderson. Eureka Miss McCoIlum Eureka
ddsleImcCollunl. eureka James Simpson, Eureka
harrington, Eko Sc Winndwf San Diego
hudner, HOLSTER J Clyne, Nevada City
" - freeman, + resno Du Fresno, Mexico
Sho Dare, FRESNO David Lockton, Michigan
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
ChaS Runyon. \ Duvsl, Jersey City
" hcDohalo, Is Ang klDgman, San Diego
r. + Blackwell n w Stewart, Salinas
w ID Clausen, 5 n NJ Bailey, San Jose
g Brady, Oakland 7 Hall, San Quentin
II 4 Downey, sn Quentin Eddey, Seattle
F Williams, Seattle Thos Eagan Roston
VIM Polk. Boston r II Whippie Boston
6 I Reynolds. B @ w II HARDING Denver
Angel, Denver r III Wise & son, Denver
a Rulings Nevada Munford, Chicago
j H Johnson, CedarvilIe + Forburg Greenwood
q w Robinson, Greenwd G La DuKe M s
G t Williams, MarysU King. Ireland
Leader Chicago Ethel Ledson, Chicago
BALDWIN HOTEL
J NJ Kennedy, SantaCrnz LuckenbacK Ny
Q A keigwin, Wash, Z Irish, Denver
K Brown, Woodland S Goodman, Dixon
Hughes, U N w Keegan, Santa Rosa
g Edmonds, Pao Alto n G Melvin, Oakland
X X Alden, Vallejo Z Fucker, Los Angeles
Whithorne &w, VallejoG Bostwck Buffalo
9 Barham, Los angelesW z Clark, Stockton
K jackson, Santa ClaraW B James, Napa
K Spencer, Napa
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SAN FRANCISCO "cAu"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
TO Market street, open until I2 o,clocl eve-v
night in the year.
BRANCH oFFICEs-6So Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock
$50 Hayes street. open until $3.50 o'clock
us Larkin street. open until 80 o'clock
ew: corner Sixteenth and Mission Streets. epea
until 8 o'clock.
zo1e Missions street, open until O'Clock
ZIG Ninth street, open until 8: 80 O'CLOCK
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] T Morkill, Cal
n P Andrews, Red Bluh
d n Brown6w, Clements
r r Dletz, Milpitss
q g Williamson ,Oaklnnd
] Chase, Los Ang
J. NJ Grant, Salinas
] NJ Grocer, Cal
NJ Beatty. Sacramento
j Churchill, Yreka
Mr. Wiley, n Y
Miss Cronin, Sacto
] L Halter, New Orleans
s Jamison, Fresno
g r Cole & W, Sonoma
ii G Thompson, Pal Alto
p o Mcclellan, Sacto
J ID Biddle, Hanford
g p Clark, W e. C, Prtlnd
ID ID Pagan, Whatcom
Miss D Dupier, Oregon
G Clark, Napa
] L Gill, Omaha
q g Melvin, Sac
5 II Grigsby, Willows
] II Swift. Redwood
j n Baesdow, Grind Islnd
w A Miner 81 W, Chicago
r X Bunker, Martinez
w K Cole, Martinez
w A Hale, Martinez
j Grow er, Colusa
] feathers, Cal
+ ( Black, BlacksStation
HOUSE.
G Hobert, Sacto
c II Telley. San Mateo
A r Wright, Nevada
III Early, Indiana
w II Dool. santa Cruz
] Jeans, Winters
] L johnson, Ukiah
w II Young, Santa Rosa
NJ NJ Sloan, Tacoma
j Tyler, California
7 II O'Farrell, Cal
w Johnson, san Jose
S Wa ker, Hanford
c Robin. Dixon
] G Milligan. Woodland
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Miss b Chapman, Ny
S Walker, Hanford
r Armstrong. Sta Rosa
j Marion, II Y
Mss Sylvester, Truckee
l. b Seymour, Petaluma
$ Wetmore. VacaviIle
J + Peterson, Alameda
f NJ Doe, Ferndale
Miss Williamson, Covelo
Mrs Vinton, Covelo
EOTEL.
y Westtield, Berkeley
Z L Babcock 81 W, Cal
T Lane, n Y
w w Woodruff, q SN
A A Grant. Albuquerque
A Harmon Cedar Rapids
w 6 Van Week, Texas
j Kessler, Chicago
Z A West, Stockton
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GRAND HOTEL

-
n w Martin, Nevada Cy
NJ ] Green, Los Ang
G T Gribner, San Jose
f p Funny, Alameda
r L Beardslee, stockton
w NJ Crysler, Detroit
p Casey, Napa
Z E Walding & W, Pasa-
dena
Miss A Loughlin. New
r Wiley & W, n Y
II Cronin d W, Sacto
Miss Cronin, Sacto
i e Brewer. Fresno
G L Lane, Napa
+ NJ Marion e. W, l. Ang
6 NJ Hawkins, Boston
ii L Smith, Hanford
Miss L Atkinson, ) Ross
] E Hasselten, Portland
Miss E Dupier, Oregon
L = Grover, Santa Cruz
Miss Clark, Napa
t > Spaulding, Woodlnd
- A Ostrom, Yuba
] w Woodland, Arbckle
] Lustig. Tulare
] r Parks, Jackson
DIR ] Z Frazier, Elmira
p ; Bragdon, Martinez
w ) Twining, Martinez
] We'll. Sac
w b Black. Cal
+ K Baker & w, Wdland
o Entrian, Blacks Stain
RUSS
W Hobert, Sacto
W Collins, Alaska
A Robinson&w, Stockton
o 5 Clayton, Denver
L L Boon, Sacto
j NJ Nell, Modesto
G Mason & w, New York
r Davis & d, New York
] ID Wadsworth, S Rosa
S NJ Covington, Cal
5 A Beck, Auburn
G o Crest, California
] L Rodgers & ", Rcklin
4 Trudell, Illinois
+ Haight, Georgetown
ii I Burns d. W, Fresno
j Sterges, n Y
) 3 Church, San Jose
A Macdonald, Snta Ros 6
G l. Steel, Santa Maria
J Williams, sacramento
Miss NJ Rogers. Truckee
A Lee, Pacific Grove
I EN- merson, Sonora
] b howard & sn, Frndl
Il ] Rehils, Missouri
Miss J Williamson, Covlo
PALACE
w B Well, Stanford
r James London
CH Townsend. Wash, d c
w q Teasdale Jr, StLouis
NJ Kahn, Philadelphia
A Gusdorf, Nebraska
] Haley, Los Angeles
G A Van Week, Texas
] A Bremen & W, Phila
Mrs Waldron, Santa Cru.
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HELP WANTED-Continued
w ANTED - EXPERIENCED SALESLADY
w on corsets; references 1888 Market st.
NJ AFTER GIRLS WANTED. SIT KEARNY
w street.
w ANTED-oNLY A FIRST-CLASS OPE-
w rator on corsets; high wages; Singer sewing
machine used run by electric mower. 1888 Market.
OPERATORS ON FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS
Osand underwear. LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 3212
Fremont st.
EPILEPSY, FITS AND CONVULSTVE DIS
~ eases cured by specialist Address E. F., box
81, Call Office.
nRESSMAKERS CUTTERS AND FITTERs)
~ for families waist and skirt hands for shops;
positions free. MCDUWELL'S School, 636 Market.
I AIDES TO SELL MY TOILET SPECIAL
II ties; can learn hairdressing m anicurng and
beauty culture free MRS. BUTLER, 13l Post 81.
II AIR-DkESSING: MANICURING LESSONS
IL given MISS DOYLE. 2l2 Powell ST., 105 9th.
HAIRDRESsING. 25c AND SOC: MORNING
Ii and eve classes; 10lessons, 81 90. 124S Mission.
ELYNN'S DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL: TUES
i days free; to g. Ia McAlllster room 81.
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
VI Winchester House, IL Third st., Market;
zoo rooms; 26c 10 81 80 per night; 81 so 10 So
rar week: Tree bus and baggage o aud from ferry
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QI 0OO RESTAURANT; A PICKUP; ES-
ID ZOO. tablshed Is years; a good business;
reason for sale, retiring; investigation given;
make OFFER Apply 20 Sfxth.st.
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&C000 ELEGANT WELL-ESTABLISHE
VAOOO' paying business; q rare chance for
or Z energetic business men; investigation VIII
show 1t to be the finest business ever offered for
the money. I. LUBELSKI, City hall ave-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Continued.

SITUATIONS ANTED-COntinued.
> PRACTICAL HOUSEPAINTERS AND
- paper-hRngerS, with tools. want work by the
DAY or plecework for private parties; city or coun-
try; will work cheap Address Painters, 2721a
Clementfna ST., rear.
DANE WISHES SITUATION; THOROUGH
- ~ understands management of horses, gar
1ening, milking and general work; sober and re-
IlaoLe IN every respect; good references J. N,
4l6 Broadway, city.
man; gives massage treatment; has good refer
enceS Address Valet, box rs, Call.
ifY SINGLE ENGLlSHMAN SITUATION AS
mixer and butter-msker; understands care of
thoroughbred cattle. Address g. HEWITT, 579
Third ST, Oakland
OITUATION WANTED by MAN AND
~ wife, to take charge of a small ranch man I'M
derstands general farming orchard VINEYARD, to-
bacco raising and curing: wife is good house.
Keeper Address ]. f. g., box 81, Call Office.
by FIRST-CLAsS CoACHMAN; 10 YEARS.
- ex perlencei hrst-ciass city reference; good
plain gardener If necessary: city country. Ad-
dress & M, box Is, Call Office
BY YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN, WITH GOOD
y refer ences from England, employment in
OAKLAND store with the option of buying share in
the business after few months trial Address
7. THOMAS, Dimond P o., Alameda co.
GCOTCHNAN, STEADY, WISHES POSITION
- 10 run steam boilers; can also run engine Ad-
drers Engineer, box 81, Call.
w 1NCHESTER HOUSE, Al THIRD NEAR
w MarkeU-Electric lights in every room; 200
rooms; 2oc TO 81 90 per night; 81 so Sc per
week; free bus and baggage 10 and from the ferry.
COMPETENT PRACTICAL MECHANICAL
- engineer and machinist desires position. Adj
dress Engineer, 1lse Marke; st. 5. F., Cal
N INCHESTER HOUSE, "A THIRD NEAR
w Market Electric lights in every room; 200
rooms; 25c to 81 80 per night: 81 SO to SO per
week: Tree bus and baggage TO and from the ferry.
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&CS0 CIGAR-STORE: SEE IT IMMEDI-
qDACO. ately; best bargain offered in san Fran
cisco. T. LUBELSKI. Z City HAN avenue.
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DOR SALE-NICE RETAIL BUTCHER BUSI-
IL ness fitted up for pork packing and sausage
manufacturing; central located; cheap rent;
good trade Inquire at premises, 1924 howard st.
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&7S0 CANDY FACTORY AND ICECREAM
W w parior, elegant locality; established
long; rent cheap; If you this place it will inter-
City Hall ave
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BICYCLE STORE AND REPAIR SHOP;
ID well established; good location: full line OF
bicycles, sundries, tools, vucanizer; opening
for machinist. ll19 Market st.
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M ANTED-ACIIVE MEN AND WOMEN
w, Nv for permanent and paying business: work
light and profitable. Call at my Office, T. KIND
LESP IRE, room 1, first floor, 1852 Franklin st.,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-07

BARGAIN; OLD-ESTA BLISHED SALOON
ID cheap; good transient and Iodging-house trade;
good cause for proprietor quitting business; rent
so. 3l9 Third St; no agents.
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g O00 PARTNER IN ELEGANT PAY
Sp1 WV. ing Office business; a rare chance for
the right man; the fullest investigation and trial
If required: object for taking partner is too much
other business. T. LUBELSKI, z City Hall ave
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AGENTS WANTED.

GENTS 1.PEPS0N PFC0TI 15cr10N7S
n OF General Nelson A, Miles," commander-in-
CHIEF OF the United States army, and the greatest
OF Indian fighters; the most remarkable book of
the entury; apply at for choice of territory
r. PERSON, Manager Subscription Department,
The whitaker d RAY CO., 729 Market st.
w ANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN TO
w travel and appoint local agents; references /;
SOB and expenses. Box ITO, San Jose
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE BEST, QUICK
n est aud most popular proposition in the West;
$50 month 204206 Leavenworth st.
A CENTS BIG MONEY; LATEST PROPOSI-
"a ton Baxter Portrait Co., 432 Suffer st.
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q < CANDY-STORE AND ICECREAM
epI -. parIor; railroad station, Oakland; first
class paying WILkE d WOLF, 53l California.
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W ANTED-MAN WITH $500 TO BUY BONA
w ide business; will pay $3.50 a month: half
cash; balance out of business. B. box 20, Call.
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DARE BARGAIN: IMPROVEMENTS ON
IL chicken ranch; worth $1,000: for $500; i'm
mediately; long lease; acres: 5-roomed house;
vale, Alameda CO. for LOUIS ISAACiS place
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CALIFORNIA;

G G. FIELD
SGsAsGE sAtrs stgS
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HELP wANTED-Continued.

BARRIERS LOCAL UNION,
d No. 81, J. B. o. A. Emplmnt bureau, 1O2 7th-
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> PRACTICAL HOUSE-PAINTERS AND
- paper-hRngers, with tools. want work by the
day or piecework for private parties; city coun-
try will work cheap. Address Painters, 2721a
Clementina ST., rear.
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n a large and complete stock Of human hair
switches, front pieces, wigs, fancy goods and fix
tures, formerly the property of MRS, HUBBARD.
Inquire at DAVIS. HABER d co. IS, 2ll Pine At
or at 1910 and 1912 Market st.
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QOSO FINE RESTA URA Mt AND OY >TER
dpAOO. parlor; half block from Market ST., in
midst of leading theaters and business houses. See
GRAHAM d MY ERS TIT Market ST.
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TEWELRY WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR
y 80 Rambler wheel Address ]. W., box 81,
Call.
y GOD SECONDHAND REVOLVING BAR
" Der chair; state price. Address +. j., box So,
Call Office.
CECoND-HAND NATIONAL CASH REGIS
- ter. l25 Seventh st.
CELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW
~ elry TO A. KLEIN, 100 Sixth ST.; send postal.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT; JEWEL
" re-. watches repaired. MUND. 1912 Mission
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NLOSING OUT NEW AND SECONDHAND
- shoes at soc on the 81; this week only. 95s
Howard ST.
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G100 RESTAURANT, LUNCH COUNTER
I'D 1OO. and bar; fine stock of liquor and uten-
ss; In the midst OF the working class; full lnves-
tigation See MYERS & GRAHAM TIT Market.
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TOR sALE-ONE OF TIE OLDEST ESTAB-
lished liquor-saloons in the city, together with
good stock OF liquors and glassware bar fixtures
In fine order; has tine day and night trade; situ-
ated in the very heart of the city, and day and
mig travel: two floors nicely furnished rooms at
tached; sickness the only reason for selling. Ad-
dress TOR particulars NJ. NJ. box 100. Can Office.
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DARTNER WANTED IN NICE SALOON AN
prominent transfer corner; small capital re-
quired; or viii sell whole. 3I7Ia Tenth st.
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III OTEL TO LEASE FOR a TERM OF YEARS;
IL new 6-story and basement brick building, con-
tanning 90 rooms; also ground-foor and we'll
ngnteo basement; centrally located. half block N
OF Market ST. and l block from Baldwin Hotel and
Emporium building; newly furnished throughout;
furniture for sale on reasonable terms. For fur
ther particulars apply 10 ). SILV ERBERG, 800
Sansome st.. room SO
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

no BUY OR SELL BUSINESS OF ANY KIND
i see MYERS & GRAHAM, III Marx ct ST.
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Q150 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE:
- ~. rent $17: bargain. SKIFF 92I Market
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lT ANTE 900 MEN TO BUY Q. S. ARMY
w boots and shoes. (. KENDALL, 635 Mission
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O. O00 PAINTERS, ATTENTION IL VEIN
u OOO. wright embarrassing gina chine and all
necessary equipments, including one horse. 2 sets
of harness, cart and truck, with the exclusive
right to operate in the City and County of San
Francisco. MYERS & GRAHAM. III Market ST.
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DANE WISHES SITUATION; THOROUG H.
y ~ understands management of horses gar
dening, milking and general work; sober and re-
liable in every respect; good references. J. N,
4l6 Broadway, city
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01 S00 CORN R BARROOM; LARGE
I'D 1OOO Patronage; kept by owner for 20
years; rent S35. WILKE & wolfe, 53l California
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Q.l1 PER MONTH INTEREST AND A g.
ID IL room house free for an investment of $780,
which buys houses and large stable MYERS
d GRAHAM, TT Market st.