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# by pST1n1SSlO0 .. =. McCIuJe.
 Smgion claimed him as his son. Thomas lincoln and Enloe had a regular set to s light about the matter in which encoun- Her Lincoln bit off the end of Enloe' s ! hose Lincoln held the mother and 3ehild, but Enloe ever afterward claimed That he was the father Of Abe, and tho aame the mother gave the boy was evi- dence, Enloe would contend, cf that act Finally Thomas Lincoln, to get 3elear of Enloe, removed to Indiana. s*x A few words more as to the Enloe family and am done with the subject. As far back as can recollect there lived in Hardin county three families of En- ioes, all from North Carolina and all sad to be cousins Isham Enloe mar
 ned a widow Larue and had a family
 d some distinction. Governor Helm is
 relative of Mrs. Enloe's descendants
 by her first husband, Larue Abe Enloe,
 another cousin, tall, dignified looking
 man of fine personal appearance, very
 neat, silent and reserved, more Of a
 oookworm than anything else, married
 Vernon--one Of our best families
 and was the father of respectable fam
 iiy. Then comes CUT yeritable Abe En-
 loe, who claims to be the father of Lin coin. He was over 6 feet high and a me specimen of manhood l remember hlm, with part of his nose bit off, as one o1 the institutions of the country for over 50 years. Very silent, very unob
 nusiye, never drunk ncr boisterous, he seemed not to suffer in reputation by 1he conduct of his sisters, who were hore or less notorious. I never had much to say to him except when I sold nm some article for his farm in my un- ele's store. He may have been a man of aestiny also and patiently filled the place assigned him loy Providence. ;
 To destroy the claims of Enlee it is only necessary to state that at the time o1 Nancy Hanks marriage he was scarcely 16 years cid, while she was 2S
 I repeat, therefore, when went to Kentucky I was determined to unravel tle layriad of yarns that seemed to have wound themselves around the subject of cur biographical eiforts. Fortunately aer our purposes and tic good of history she clerk of Washington county, Ky, aad just discovered in one If the dusty and long neglected pigeonholes in his eliics the certificate by Jesse Head, a Methodist preacher. of the marriage of znomas Lincoln aud Nancy Hanks.
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 Sweet Sixteen.

Thursday night Messrs. Carson and Charles Orto entertained in their usual cordial manner the members of the Sweet Sixteen club at the resi- dence of their father Dr. z. Orto on South Laurel Street. The house and grounds were beautifully decora ted and refreshments were served under the shade" of the trees. Those present were: Misses Reba De- woody. Bettie Houston, Mary Lind say, Arie Ferguson, Hattie Holland, Nit Knox, Joe Grace; Messrs. John Mccain, Beaury and Finn Hut, Tom Atkinson. Wade and sam Knox, Porter Grace, and Alphonse Brews- ter.
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Miss simon,s Euehre Party.

Miss Etta Simon, ,ever gracious and charming, entertained in her inimita- .ble way a few of her friends at pro- gressiye euchre. That those who attended spent a most enjoyable evening goes without saying. Those present were: Misses Jessie Seesel, Memphis; Lula Summerfeld, Little Rock; Etta Simon, Etta Solmson, Sosie Bluthenthal,I Ida Dreyfus, Roella Salmson, Blanche Altheimer. Hertha Miller: Messrs. Harry and Sam Solmson. Willie Miller, Joe Meyer, II. b Bauer, Memphis; Ikey Miller, Jake simon.
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Makes Mice Earn Their Board.

The latest opposition ta manual labor comes not from steam Qower, but from the modest little mouse. A Scotchman one evening recently sat looking at some mice when an idea struck him. He decided to set the little thieves at Spinning yarn, and it was probably q very astonished pair of mice that found themselves & few days later working a small treadnill in | cage like those in which rats and other small animals are kept. but without the slightest idea that they were paying for their beard ill this way. The ingenious seotty found from calculation that ;.n ordinary mouse can twist ever 100 threads on reels every day, althossgh to do this he has to run 10lS miles. London News.
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,,nthor of "Herndon s Life of Lincoln.
 .rieht, lSe6, by American Press Assoeia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-12

iIMiss Anna Can't entertained d number of her friends at her cosy home on Fifth avenue Saturday evening. Music and games were the order of the evening, light refresh- ments 6tall0w eandales and tooth picks1 were served; all pronounced it most enjoyable event and hope for many repetitions.
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Friday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rosen berg gave party in honor of their little daughter, May, wto on that day celebrated her sixth birthday. Quite q number of the little people were present and enjoyed themselves to the fuiies ex tent.
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lyY JESSE V. WEEK,

E1 rI-lf7f- Nfs " f@kfNt
 ,,nthor of "Herndon' s Lifc of Lincoln"
 .r;oLt. 1896, by American Press Assoeia- ssu I arrived in Kentucky, and es-
 ,Iir as 1 neared the region of Lin birth. i network of interwoyen
 s5S arsd traditions confronted me
 smg way patiently through clerks
 1ls in obscure courthouses; 1 read + faded pages of family history in sr old Bibles; I struggled over and
 Hat of untiring effort deciphered cu-
 Iv spelled and dimly written let # 1 fathomed my way through the E of old newspapers; I followed down
 rever ending lanes of neighBorhood
 baekwoods lore; I interviewed .- of witnesses of every age and con 2 m in life. and, ill a word, searched X tacts and data till it seemed, at
 as if my head and heart were
 IIly filed with the subject ef nIy in
 igatiaus.
 aeh locality had it's tradition, and
 r Of them were equally curious and
 rsng. The fancor of sectional strife AHished an atmosphere in which some sbem, feeding on their own inconsist- Hs, grew to the dignity of glorious sghoods.
 st would no doubt surprise the reader barn how many different and ridie- |e stories regarding Mir Lineoln,s g Igin and paternity were at one time i another current in Kentucky. Mir. .mdon. who visited that locality early IlS65, met and disposed of many, but n as late as my visit some of them re still afoat in the currents and ed E of local history. The one most per tently adhered to and the one with least preposterous features about it 5 the 1nloe or Enlew legend. I met h Hardin and Larue counties, and a in a somewhat modified form 1t bed up again i'll another part ef the te. Here are few lines written in 5 by @ man who knew all the Lin- ns and Hankses and Enloes in Hardin nty and who was 6 lawyer and judge the court there. I copy from the yinal Ms:
 After Abe's birth a man by the ne of Abraham Enloe living in this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-12

Mr sam Franklin has received his new pump which is one of thelargest in the State, with a capacity of so, ,000 gallons a day.
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IN SOCIETY.

Miss Mary Lindsay will entertain the Sweet Sixteen" Club at her home on Lakeside. Monday evening.
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|E REAL LINCOLN
.u,lous Stories of His Origin
 Disproved.
|ar,Y HISTORY UER4YELED.

.,otary Proof of the Marriage of .,nas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks .ebt to Light-Abraham Their Sec
 cbi,d-A Mystery Explained.
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MARRIED.

CooK-ALLEN-In this city, January 10 1896
by the Rev. DR.. Ollie, John w. Cook and Mamie
+. Allen, both OF Courtland, sacramento county,
Cal.
N-SCHOENEMANN-In this city, January
II, 1896, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Gustav
Dorm and Mrs Emma Scho9nemann.
IER-M cGURK-In this city, January
., 1885 at st. Bridget's Church. by the Rev.
Father Connolly, Joseph l.. Dumontiero OF san
francisco and Rosa A. McGurk of San AndreaS,
LIPPINCOTT-COSGRO this city, January
:, at ST. Mary's Cathedral, by the Rev. Father
Prendergast. j. NJ. Lppincott OF San Francisco
and Kate B. Cosgrove OF Laurel Creek, san Mateo
County.
LUTZ.-WHEELING-In this city, January Is,
1886, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Otto w. Lutz
and Anna NJ Wheeling.
MuRLOCK-ROVER-In this city, January IL,
1896, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Fred Henry
Murlock aud Katie Rover.
POW ER-HANLEY-In this city. January 7,
1896, at st. Mary's Cathedral, by the Rev.
Charles a. Ramm, John j. Power and Elizabeth
NJ Hanley.
NEH-MCKIERNAN-In this city. January
IA, 1886 by the Rev. DR.. Ollie, William j. Roney
ana Hattie Mckiernan, both OF San Francisco.
STANGE-HEURING-I this city, January IA,
1895, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling Carl II. STANCE
and Caroline H. Heuring.
SCH HM1DT-POETZ-In this city, January Is,
1896, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling, Friedrich {
Schmidt and Anna NJ. Poetz
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sHERIFF,s SALES.


GHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- order issued out of the Superior Court OF the
City and County OF San Francisco. 10 me directed
debtor, have seized and shall expose for sale at
public auction at il O'Clock a. NJ, on FRIDAY ,
the 1Ith day OF January, A. d. 1895, at 3 Mont
gomery street, all the right, title and interest OF
said insolvent, in and 10 the following described
property, towit: That certain furnishing goods
business situated at Montgomery street, in the
City and County OF San Francisco. owned and
gether with the fixtures, merchandise, stock in
trade and sundries contained in said store and
everything thereto belonging all of which said
property is now in The custody of the Sheriff.
Terms: Cash in United States gold coin.
Dated San Francisco, the 18th day OF January
4. d. 1896. RICHARD I. WHELAN
Sheriff Of the City and County of San Francisco.
CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN OR
- der issned out OF the Superior Court. Depart
ment No. 10, in and for the City and County OF
San Francisco, State OF California the matter OF
PHILIP n. YUNG. in his Individual capacity
and as a partner transacting business under the
also a member OF partnership entitled YuNG &
HENSLEf. have levied upon all the right title
and interest OF said insoyent in and to the follow
ing described property, tolyit: Wines, liquors,
cash register. safe, nickel in-the-slot machine
glassware. decanterS, empty bottles fixtures ETC.,
etc.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the
18th day of January, 1895, at IL o'clock A. M, at
warehouse corner of Ash avenue and Larkin
streets, in the City and County OF San Francisco
viii sell the said aforementioned property to the
highest bidder for cash.
RICHARD ]. WHELAN, Sheriff.
san Francisco, January IA. 1896.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING AND


BINDING.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
January 23, 1896, at 1890 o'clock NJ, for fur
nishing the PAPER for the PUBLIC PRINTING
and BINDING for the year ending 2Sth of Feb
ruary, 1897 the said proposals to be opened before
and the award of contracts to be made by the Joint
Committee of Congress on Public Printing to the
lowest and best bidder for the interest OF the GOV
ernment, the committee reserving 10 itself the
right to reject any and all BIDS as It's ludgm ent OF
the best interests OF the Government may dictate
Detailed schedules of the description, quantity
and quality of the paper required, accompanied by
samples and blank proposals. and giving the regu-
ontaineo bv addressing TIL. e. Benedict Public
Printer, Washington, ID. {.
The contracts will be entered into for supplying
such quantities of paper rs may be needed during
the year, and no more,
The estimated quantities set forth in detail in
the schedule comprise:
$4,000 reams machine finish printing paper,
"a 50.
$4,000 machinetnish printing paper
80 X 4S.
23,600 reams sized and super-caendared white
or tinted printing paper, various sz s.
24,500 reams white writing paper, various sizes
and weights.
2,4U0 reams colored writing paper, various
sizes and weights.
1000 reams cover paper various sizes and
weights.
100000 pounds OF best plate paper.
10000 pounds of best map paper.
l75.O00 pounds fine coated wood-cut paper.
2,l00 reams mania paper, various sizes and
weights
100000 pounds glazed bond paper.
10000 pounds artificial parchment, various
sizes.
1000 pounds parchment deed.
l,730.000 sheets cardboard, various colors, Sizes
weights, etc.
1900 reams frsl-class ledger paper, white OF
blue, laid or wove, various sizes and
weights.
5000 reams second class ledger paper, white
or blue, laid or wove, various sizes and
weights.
400 reams tissue and copying paper.
50 reams botting paper any required color
or weight,
$50 reams tar paper, "a 36.
345 reams PLAID, marble and comb paper,
various sizes.
400 reams typewriter paper. various sizes
and weights
965 reaIns cap, letter and note paper.
100 reams white French folio, II x-22.
1000 sheets parchment, Is X 21.
Proposals will be received for one thousand
reams more.
BY direction of the Joint Committee OF Congress
on Public Printing.
TH. E. BENEDICT
Public Printer.
WASHINGTON, December 20, 1895.
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BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS.
BORN.

BARNETT-January 13 1896 to the wife of Wal
ter ]. Barnett, a daughter.
JANSEN-In this city. January IL 1895 TO the
wife OF John ]. Jansen a son.
PATTERsoN-In this city, January IL, 1896 to
the wife of R. Patterson daughter.
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DIvoRCE PROCEEDINGS.

Divorce granted:
Grace H. Cady from William Byron Cady, for
willful neglect: by Judge Hunt.
Mrs. A. Hickinbotham from II. J. Hickinbot ham,
for neglect: by Judge Hunt.
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN AS,
" sociation-Homs office, 222 Sansume ST., S. F.
General savings 81 loan BUSINESS Ed L.. Hill, Pres.
oliver Eldridge V.Pr; w Corbin, Sec.& Gen. Man
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

John ]. SHEEHAN, DEALER IN BOX
y kindling- wood cheapest and best Office, Powell
and North Point SITS; telephone $50.
pABY CARRIAGES AND RATTAN FURNI-
ID ture: call and get our prices: costs nothing.
Sunset Rattan Company, 1O4 O'Farrell ST., nea-
Stockton.
pUY YOUR BABY CARRIAGES AND RAT
ID tan furniture at the factory and save middle
MA RATTAN COMPANY, 81 First, Mission.
QO5 IMPROVED HIGH ARM SINGER
,D-O. sewing-machine; 7 drawers, attachments;
equal new; cause, departure. SOl Union st.
OAR OUTFITS, MIRRORS. CASH REGISTERS,
u scales. etc; cheapest. MEEK, 1ll8 Mission ST.
NICKELPLATED CUSHION TIRE RAM
IN bier; only $40. 326 McAIister st.
- OLDEN GATE GAS ENGINE APPLY TO
VI Browning u Bremen gun store, 800 Kearny St.
DIRE AND BURGLAR SAFE, LETTER
u press, platform scales and desk cheap. l02 Clay
MONARCH CARD SLOT MACHINES FOR
vi sale or given away. KAHN & CO., 22O Cal. St.
pELLoWS, ANVIL WISE. TONGs, SMALL
il steam boiler and engine. 63l Howard st.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, S25. KINGS
il old bookstore, Is Fourth st.
ONE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZE
" fire and burglar proof safe. 22l, 223 Market st.
NEW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND
4N hand. w. s. RAY Mfg Co., u California ST.
NoUNTERS, SHELVING, SHOWCASES
- bought and sold 11211a Market bet. 7th and Sth
SEWING MACHINES.
A LII KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED
- rented. repaired: lowest rates. 205 Fourth st.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued by
the County Clerks Office yesterday:
Charles Richter and Mary Freist, 34-2S.
Fred ]. Schmidt and Anna NJ. Poetz, 1872.
James Peterson and Annie NJ. Curry, 2S-2O.
Nj. Thornton Jr. and Margaret Joyce. 26-2O.
John w. Cook and Mamie e. Allen, $50.
II. l.. Dowd and Marguerite c. O'Connen 30-24
j. ]. Silvia and Lionor dos Angos, 32-27.
Joseph j. Coughln and Mary Hughes, 27-23.
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Old ESTABLISHED LODGING HOUSE. IN
y connection with fne saloon: doing goou bust
ness hne location. REIDH q CO., 1917 Sixth ST.
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-TTOUORNfFN

I{-HEN YOU ARE DISGCSTED WITH OH
v eTs and want 10 buy sell your business give
@, q trial. REIDY dS CO., 1879 sixth 81.
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TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE 4 BUSINESS
L OF any kind see STRAND d CO.. as Third St
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GSS0 SACRIFICE; FIRST CLASS RES
OCCO' tRurant; must be sold Immediately ac-
count departure; best location; $25 day receipts;
nr. 3 Cariines: livIng-rooms: long cheap ground
lease: no agenLs. Inanlre cal Gfiice.
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TOR SALE-CIGAR-STAND D WITH LAUNDRY
i office; on account OF other business; no agents.
a nply 243 Fourth.
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G97S GOOD RESTA UKANT; WORTH
this Office; no agents.
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PHYSICIANS.

DR.A.DE LUCIS, PLY RECON. ROYAL
university Turin, Italy. Nucleus bldg, ,66l Markt
MRS. DIR. PARLOW, CHIROPODIST. 1875
IfI Kearny Al hrs. II TO 3; res. st. Nicholas.
ID DEMOVED-DR. C. c. O'DONNEJ,L TO 1906
III Market ST.; diseases of women specially.
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G1OO SALOON MEN ATTENTION; OLD
- 1OO. established saloon: pays we'll; actually
worth $500. STRAND 4 CO., IS Third st.
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DOR SALE-GROCERY BUSINESS ON MAIN
i street, Oakland; stock new and we'll assorted; a
good chance 10 secure well-established business.
B.. box 175, Call Office, Oakland.
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- oOD PAYING SALOON. 772 HARRISON ST
VI See owner, 427 tourth ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-16

W NELL-FURNISHED PAYING HOUSE. 10
w rooms and saloon; cheap rent; owner will
Keep saloon and pay halfrent. apply room l, 524
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-16

GeS0 CIGARSTORE AND CLUBROOM,
SDOOO. established several years; large stock,
7 ne fixtures and good, steady trade. c. r., box
81, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-16

4 A SACRIFICE; GOING TO LEAVE THE
u country; cider ana syrup manufacturing COM
pany. Apply PAL Eighth ST.
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BENZ ELEY REAL ESTATE.

0S00 ONLY FOR THE FURNITURE
tDCUO goodwill thrown in large boarding
house, with good business: only half block from
university grounds; given up on account of sick
ness. JOS. j. MASON, Dwight way station,
Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-16

NOUNG NAN WOULD LIKE PARTNER TO
4 start restaurant; trade guaranteed. Address
I. J. c.. box l9, this office.
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I'IRST-CLASS CASH BUSINESS FOR SALE
j cheap; on account OF sickness; splendid Oppor-
tuniiy; call at once. BURG, 92l Broadway,
Oakland.
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GQ00 LIQUOR-STORE, THIRD ST, NEAR
tCOOU' Market; sacrifice. STRAND, 45 Third.
G9TS RESTAURANT, NEAR MARKET
y0O - St; offer wanted to-day. STRAND, as
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-16

TE0 SETS NEW AND SECONDHAND HAIR
w ness: all kinds; wagons, buggies horses and
scrapers; sand-wagons. 112S Mission st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-16

CooD OPPORTUNITY FOR AN INVEST
" ment OF about $4,000 IN safe commercial
business. Address r. D., box 49, this office.
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A LII IN FRUIT AND TABLE GRAPES BUT
"A 10 acres; only mile from town; 3712 acres
hne improvements; pears, peaches, prunes, figs
will income at least $500 clear: large list OF per-
sonal property reduced from $4,000 TO $4,000 10
make quick sale: Al creek bottom corn land: half
cash. d. II. TWING, Sononaa City; inquire at 632
Market ST., s. F.
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------------------------
TO EXCHA n GLE.

HOUSE WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR 2
IL park lots; difference In cash. APPLY T. B., box
AZ, Cali Office.
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SS)DS BRA NCH BAKERY. CANDY, STA
.C--O. tionery store; hSing-IoOms; rent SIS;
no agents. 34l12 Fifth st.
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HORSES.

T1OR SALE OR EXCHANGED FINE ROA D.
i ster; will drive double single: be seen at
olympic Club Stable. For particulars apply at
5O4 Sutter st.
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CARPET CLEANING
CARPETS CLEANED AND RENOVATED
" Ike new. FERGUSON d co, % Tenth: tel
South 56. d. MACINTOSH d CO., successors.
I E. MITCHELL CARPET CLEANING CO. 24O
- 14th ST.; cleaning &c yard. Tel. Mission IA.
CITY STEAM CARPET CLEA MING, ,RENOVA-
~ ting, 3S Sth. STEVENS mgr. Tel. South 250
T McQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND Rem
u ovating works. 453 Stevenson; tel. south 22S
NATIONAL CARPET BEATING AND RENO
~ waiting Works HAMPTON &BAILLY: laying
and altering. S13-3l5 Guerrero: Tel Mission 244.
WHEN YOU BECOME DlSGUSTED WITH
w poor work send to SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car
ret Beating Works, 1887 Tehams; lei. So-4O.
CONkLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS 33s
" Soldon Gate ave: telephone 126
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Ea0OO LIGHT BUSINESS; SAME HANDS
- ZUU. years; clearing $50 week; suitable
for man and vie or two ladies. STANLEY 9
Gearv. room ..
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GOH00 CONTROLLING INTEREST IN
UD-OOO. well-established wholesale fruit and
produce commission house; business steadily in
creasins remaining partner is experienced and
competent; strctest investigation; no agents. Ad-
dress 2. .. box ESQ. city.
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4 DVICE FREE: DIVORCE AND PROBATE
y laws a specially; suits, Superior, Justice and
Police Courts terms reasonable; collections, etc,
1.W HOWE, att'y-at-law, $50 Market cor Stockton
~ }. MURRY, ATTY AND COUNSELOK Al
l law; advice free. "a Sixth 81, rooms a. 10.
W W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY Y-AT-LAW,4 ,420
" California ST.. rms. 14-15; advice fresL
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GdSO CORNER GROCERY AND BAR:
- 1OO. bargain; to-day. STRAND, is Third.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-16

S25O. ne 8tares and stock no oGKSER nicht or
sunday work. Near PostofIice and Appraisers
building. SM. cor. w Washington and Sansorne sts.
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L'OR SALE Al A BARGAIN: LIQUOR-STORE
i 2l3 Third s.; large stock on hand; owner
wants 10 sell on account Of sickness.
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CALOON PARTNER; PAYING CORNER; F X
- perience not necessary; some money. 633
Howard st.
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW.

M SETS SECONDHAND HARNESS; ALI
IOO kinds; secondhand wagons, buggy. carts;
also 20 cheap horses. Fifteenth and Valencia sts
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FINANCIAL

TOANS ON lST AND Cd MORTGAGES AND
IL life insurance policies: low rate of interest
bank books bought. $50 Montgomery st.
ANY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON
"A your furniture, pianos real estate lowest
rate call and your proposition or write; open
evenings ]. NOONAN. 1927 Mission
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u GOD PAYING BUTCHER-SHOP: FINE LO.
" cation; price reasonable. B. s., box 6I Call
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I 0A HEAD OF WELL-BROkEN WORK AND
IOO driving horses Just from the country: also
Tast PAGERS and trotters. Apply S62 Howard ST.,
O. IINDAUER, proprietor.
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w WANTED-PARTNE WITH SOME CA P
w ital, lady or gent in light paying business Ad-
dress A. M. ROSS, 7. Q. box 1882 San Jose. Cal.
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10 SELL OR BUY a GOOD BUSINESS OF
any kind go to 40212 Geagy St, business broker
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-16

CTOCK AND FIXTURES or GROCERY
- store; must he sold at once: owner retiring from
business; no reasonable offer refused. sol Hayes.
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QEOO PAYING CORNER GROCERY AND
sNOUU. bar: UyiGSrCOms; rent S25: must sell;
nNar Nantet. RARREII. S65la Marker 81.
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HoRSES PASTURED; 81 A MONTH; GOOD
IL and feed; send for circular The Hyde
ranch $50 Commercial st.
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IN HORSES Fer SALE: ALSO WAGONS
~ buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horss
Market, 327 Sixth ST. auction sales every Wennes-
oay. SULLIVAN d DOYLE. Auctioneers.
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nR. c. H WESTPHAL, VETERINARY SUR
~ geon for $. I. Police Department. Office and
hospital. l2l City Han ave: telephone south 4Ol.
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QO0O0 ROUTE FOR SALE; EVENING
cDOOOO. paper; pays $3.50 per month. Apply