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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-28
SEISMIC TROUBLES.
A Dozen Earthquake Shocks in Sue
s4inu--s IL Inn u I.ints Rum Ill nps.

A Dozen Earthquake Shocks in Sue
subn,arine Rnniblings.
Tehuantepec, Mexico, January 27.Last
evening and early this morning dozen
shocks of earthquake, some OF them quite
sharp, were experienced here, causing con-
sternatlon among the people who have now
come to regard this city as standing over
the seat of a violent seismic disturbance
Subterranean noises, like the distant rumb-
ling of artillery wagons, We're heard, add
ing to the panic. No one was harmed,
however
The violence of the disturbance seemed
to be restricted to limited area which has
been explored thoroughly recently by the
Federal government commission charged
with studying the cause OF earthquakes.
lt is n remarkable fact that earthquakes
continue under the ocean along the coast
of the State of oaxaca, and the fishermen.
who have now become accustomed to COM
motions of the sea and heavy waves i'm
PEELED towards the shore by seismic action,
believe that new island is forming under
the surface, and will shortly emerge from
the water One of the facts worthy of re-
mark here is that shakes are accompanied
by the rise of fine cloud of dust, which
appears like haze.
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at the st. Charles. said that the solution
OF the Cuban problem would eventually
be annexation to tho United States. Recog-
milton of belligerency would result In the
Independence OF the island, and there would
Immediately be worry large influx OF
Americans into the country. so that within
a few years there would be 100000 or 30o.-
600 Americans there, and then annexation
would follow quickly
Mr. Taylor said that there was no party
or portion nj the people in Spain that was
favorable 70 The cubans. bnt that they re-
garded the inhabitants of their colonies ns
slaves, to be driven and oppressed.
Mr.. Taylor was asked regarding the atti-
tide OF the Spanish toward the American
minister, ana said that there was no timc
for a year previous to hts return from Mad
rid, when tho residence OF the minister was
mt uuardnd
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

fAku.--fiaif million pools of naptba
, mere burned and several persons lost their
iives during conflagration here.
faNAMA,--The British Atlas companv
nus oiiered to purchase railroads fran
oosan 10 ocean and steamers owned nv tbe
soserhment for $l.500.000 silver. The row
ernment demands sa.5Oo.OOO. - 81
4. LONDON special dispatch from Ber.
r -. says the German warship GefIon hns
ie.urnea TO Alden to arrange for the I'M
mediate dispatch of golfers 10 overtake no
aa.. her consort, whose fires ara
"ea.u saiu 70 have given out.
n.y. i.u;NloN;--The Marquis Of salisburv
p,esiueu To-Day at cabinet meeting II is
,ha mat plans We're discussed for
Eastern questions. "''e"t tne
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SITUATION rs SERIOUS.
CONFLICTS BETWEEN MINERS IN
KENTUCKY.
A General Battle Was Fought. in
which Three Union Men
We're Seriously Injured.

Pineville, Ky, January 27,-The situation
at the Straight creek mines is growing
more serious each day. There are hourly
conflicts between the union and non-union
miners and serious trouble is feared If the
differences are not adjusted. A general
battle was fought last night near the
mines by nonu union and union nen. Will
lam Moore and John and Andy sexton union
men, were badly Injured 1t is reported
that the non-u union men shot from ambush.
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NE who have returned there since Decern-
Der have developed case of yellow fever.
and that it Is certain no danger Is to be
unprecedented from that locality, but in or
der to make assurance doubly sure, Y was
decided to have aeration Of all bedding.
carpets and fabrics Of all kinds practiced
under the direction of the marine service
during all cold and fair days occurring from
now until the latter part OF February.
should weather sufficiently cold to accom-
plish the desired object fail to materiallze,
then the marine hospital service VIII sub
ject all houses that were infected to fur
Their chemical dislnfection. AS to yellow
fever In or near Edwards at present, 1t Is
absolutely denied.
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2s.oOo to $4,000 people attended. So great was
the crowd that six tors OF meats served was
hardly enough. to satisfy all, and before me
which they were surging broke away, and
brushing inside police and military guards.
tho crowd overran the grounds, helping them
selves to what was In sight. Governor Adams
and Mayor McMurray were present, but their
approximations were UNDECIDED. The crowd was
gocd-natured and no one was hurt N the
stampede. but there being no possibility 2,
restoring order, the management declared
The barbecue over Tho mistake made by
the barbecue committee was IN issuing too
many tickets, $4,000 having been given ort
Al the morning session the organization OF
the Live Stock Association OF the United
States, partially completed last night. was
taken up again and the executive committee
selected consisting Of one member from each
State represented. II was also provided that
the governors OF States not represented should
appoint members to All the vacancies.
a paper. on Dairy Interests, by Henry
Wallace OF Des Moines. Iowa was presented.
The executive committee was Instructed to
make an effort to secure live stock build
Ing at tho Omaha exposition.
Governor Richards read paper recon-
fnending the gathering OF statistics on the
cattlo business by the Federal government,
The executive committee of the National
Stock Growers association Of the United
States held their first sess OH Mt the brown
hotel tonight Hon. John w. Springer OF
NViViduo was UNANIMOUSLY ~NuortH live.
dent; John NJ. Holt of Montana. vice presi-
dent Charles r. Martin of Colorado, re-
ccrding secretary, and c. w. Baker of CHI
cago, treasurer After Il few appropriate
remarks Mr. Springer appointed the stand
ing committees.
Finance and ways and means-c. ". Ba-
ker Of Illinois. A. r.. Robertson of Texas,
Peter Jansen OF Nebraska D. N. Stickney
81 Wyoming, +. NJ Stewart of South Da-
kota.
The members Of the exec,ttiye commit
lee were named as delegates 10 attend the
stock conventions to be held at Fort worth,
Texas In Montana, in Wyoming and in
South Dakota in April,
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CONFLICTING STATEMENTS.
KIM Of Corea Calls on the United
States for Protection.
CAR SAYS NO CONFLICT lMPENDs,
Hut william Is Giving Ont Dntn Of
the strength OF Japan. Russia
and Germany in the East.

New York. January PA dispatch to
the Herald from Seoul says: IT Is stated
ON most UNREASONABLE authority that the
king of Corea has asked the United States
minister here for protection against pos
sible attack. Captain Wilder of The cruiser
Boston refuses to land a naval force. though
strongly urged TO do so by ahe king.
GEAR SAYS. ALL is PEACEFUL.
Berlin. January 27.A dispatch TO the
Lolal Anzeiger from St. Petersburg says
the ozar, speaking at private gathering
OF tho officers OF the Preobraieusii r"gl-
ment, said: Il wanted long ago to accept
your invitation. but events were weighing
heavily upon my mind, particularly the diff
ficulties with Japan. Now. thank God, all
is cleared up and no conflict Of any kind
il to be feared"
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The WHEAT
Letter Clique NJ
BusheI of Aet
FIGURES GIVEN OUT
Premium is Of re-. "
Over 'he rrev.llis
Mny Has nees

Chicago January "a
mates on the government A
we now own every bushsl !,
in this country, Z George I " !.
tive manager Of the biz w,
said for himself and Jos.DS In
the visible head Of the
further; According Il 8,
records there are not me-.
bushels Of wheat unacsos., 4
tered over different Nam I
we have holdings Of At Issst
so SO we can safely claim 81 q;
of all the surplus
Added to the estimate Il M
els lor last years crop, ~ nv
{ els S carried over from ths rs !,
Mr.. French his basis Of
e's as the original suppl. II
ceeded TO dispose of as folIo.. y
to date 1f5,ooo,ooo bushels.
essary for home consumDt,a.
bushels; estimates necess,,y !.
100000, making a total Il 5.sas
els comfortably put away. L.
between the original estimate =,
the amount accounted i, i
bushels. This is the au,oupt
which, according TO Mr.. Frene>
The key to the situation III !.
he CLIQUE has put a price Il
rance of the Chicago price il, NJ
that may be from ~
The situation is simply thAs
Ar' French. Everything ~ i
hat this country has sent ~
han it's exportable surplus N
wheat has been over expottsd n
ent of 15,0oO,oOo or 2o,OoO.ooo iii
hat the United States Ii u \
ell"
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London, January PA Vienna CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph says it
is reported there that the Kurds are devas-
tating Armenian villages in the neighbour
hood of Russian villayets and that the
Armenians are retaliating, The CORE
spondent adds that there is complete an
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At FALL RIVER

Fall River. Mass, January c7--rhc strike
interest in this city centers in the King
Philip mills. the difficulties in the other
mills having practically been settled The
surrender of the frame spinners at the, Fall
.dyer Iron Works companys mill ended
the only other strike of large Proportions
and at the Sycamore the places OF The dis
contented employees have 30 far been filled
as to practically end the difficulty there
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THE nIG nARnEcuE.
Too Many Guests Had neeN Invits
nmd There Was 4. fr,,se. -

Too Many Guests Had neeN Invitcd
nhd There Was a Crush,
Denver, Cole. January e7,--The National
STOCK Growers association. after three DAYS
OF harmonious md important deliberations,
came 10 an end today
the organisation OF the Live Stock Asso-
citation 81 the United States OF America was
completed today by the selection Of an exec
uslve committees. The other cattle eenters a.
ths country, In consideration Of the snlon-
uld euorts al Denver In making the nrcssr,
convention success. waived their ela,ms
hpon inc next years convention ana shs
cpsne 10 Denver "Saiu
I. Ths rlosing number OF thu programme was
sho last barbecue 70 be Siyen Ia Amerin
nero nnnalo y % sppear on the menu
4 1sMong enc rare viunds we're nicely co,ksd
SIX ana opossun, besides heel. mutton ma
Pork ~ great Quantities Thc barbecue a.
hsla = ths Union stock Yards, aud frcS
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Berlin, January 27.-Tho celebration of
the birthday of the emperor today was more
general than usual, The public buildings
were decorated with flags and busts of his
majesty were everywhere displayed. Dur
Ing the early morning there was a great
musical reyeille by the bands of a whole
hrisade, which awoke the population. In
the evening the illuminations of the city
were very fine.
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SHORT NEWS STOKE

GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador-It Ii itDai1
rebels are on the frontier All II
Gusyaqufl. however. The goYd1na|
patiently strong and no danger vi
the rel els.
NEW ORLEANS--Captain MaNi
United States supervising difNtU Il
vessels here. is dead. lie Ii ors ii
remaining figures of the ConfAsIi|
having served OH the Sumtes, N 4
doaL and the Alabama. 81
CINCINNATI--The Ohio rfye N
over q foot during the past tssn,yi
and all danger of a mood has pasxl
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Cnbnn smppIies Free.

New York, january 81, The joint traffic
association has passed resolutions provid-
ing for free transportation over lines with
in It's Jurisdiction of supplies for the re-
lief Of the destitute people of Cuba. These
supplies, however. must be consigned TO
the authorized representatives of the CEN
tral Cuban relief committee appointed by
President Mckinley.
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THE LlETGERT TRIAL.
The Case Is Not EApcctea - a.
the Jury for n ANnals -. -

thc Jury for Week.
Shicago, January 27.---In the Luetssrt
murder trial today the defense consumed
considerable time in attempting 10 prove
Dy s'enosrapher squibb. who reported the
hrst trial the variance in the testimony
OF the medical experts and other witnesses
S wno testified at both hearings, Then the
ae,ense turned the case over to the prose-
cd IN TO impeach the yeracity AZ Nm
unariss Adolph Lue,gert and nearly ali
sne other witnesses for ,.ihe defense. The
uAse y not expected TO reach the Jury for
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SPANISH FLEET is TO BE CONCENTRATED.
II IL Said that the warshps viii Gathered n the arbor
Havana.

Madrid Of the Daily Mall IT
not prlc
he Ieet o concp q
have been taken to keep United
Mins.cr surveillance
Woodords announcing the
vcya
Geographical United States
In
Of n
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Havana January 27--GeneraE Blanco
mas arrived at Manaanilio. where he has
been formally received by the authorities
and by the autonomist committee, Large
CROWDS turned out on his arrival General
bIanco visited the hospitals. the forts and
the barracks.
Reports from Remedies say that many
families Of the reconcentrados are in a
most wretched condition.
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Mar.I.aI Neck shnt.

'4l'lle Rock. Ark. january PA special
, IRON, fort smith, Ark. says: United states
:. Gabe Beck was shot and wounded
n cue shoulder while attempting to ares,
nnl M'iler and Joe Phelps whisky ned.
a , ~ lnola, / T., this morning. 4 tra,n
~as AZ the depot and passengers wit,s
tne shooting. Deputies Hess. Bussev ana
psch were on their way to the house WIN anu
tbnn ps ana Miller were, when they fired d., ~ Z
! M . anu both fell. Passengers broup ~
Millar pols mat both officers were Killed
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MExIcO,s pl.EslpEsss
Diax Returns to tho CsDl
Was CDrdtully Recetypx1

Dfnz iHeturns to the Gpe)
Was Cordially Recetvs'
City of Mexico. January
Diaz and party arrived baek 81
three weeks trip to the coast y
at 8 o'clock this afternoon 1ltf
lean Central railroad There MI
mense concourse Of people #
to greet the president and "
route from the station TO bic pllEl
dence on Cadena street the pecplt
the streets and balconies ~
giving him a cordial reception.
of all nations floated from re =
The troops lined the streets me 3
lance, being ordered out az nin
spect. The president LOOKS w.
superb new train of Pullmana Y
for the president were used % Y,
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Engineers willing to ou,t.

London, January 27.A majority OF the
engineers have voted In favor of accepting
the terms of the employers The exact fig
ures have not yet been divulged but the
proposition is said TO be about % 900 IN
favor OF acceptance to 1900 against It,
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Religious Cruz

Bourbon. Ind, January n
led by Rev. Or. ], 9. bfs p
Presbyterian church; Roy: s.s ~
Methodist church, and ha. y
evangelistic singer, have 2,
past week entering az
places and preaching. PIN 4
In the Gold Cure club ca.u Y
a prayer meeting yestelo.;
hundred whisky wrecks. ~ y Z
prayer meetings today ~ X
billiard room. % d
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CoNIrRWaIsE ETEmcrEp.
a. j. RosenthnI IN 10 He Lees Ch,ef
~

- - VOsehthnI IL 10 he Lees Chicf
Deputy.
washington, January 27.-tspeeial )--It
IS learned thai A. J, Rosenthal and Il. j..
Lee have reached an understanding. The
former has Endorsed the application Of the
latter for collector al Galveston under an
agreement that he is TO be Lees chief dep
uiy.
sixty-three Endorsements for fourth class
poslmasters We're sent to the White House
by Chairman Green today.
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san Antonio, Texas, January ~ Al u
'arse'y attended meeting Of the San An,
ionic bar held in the district court room
- sn's morning the candidacy OF Hon. ems
oguen, for appointment 10 the new reI
s.as suageshlp soon % b. crested BY con-
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Havana. january 27.-Captain Sigsbee of
the United States warshlp Maine, accom-
panied by Consul General Lee. paid visit
today TO General Parade, the acting can
tain general who received them cour-
teotsly and cordially. They expressed
themselves satisfied with the Interview.
tomorrow at 10 O'clock a. m. General Par
rado. accompanied by General Lee, viii re
turn the visit.
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\ Hurricane I'm EuplonJ

Essex, January 81. = A hurricane has
worked immense destruction in this dis
trict. Whole villages have been deyas-
lated and the damage to shipping is enor-
nous.
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spnnixh Ne,y.pnuer r,n,,o.

Madrid. january 81 The newspapers
aliege that when the United States minis
Ter, General Stewart l.. woodford, advised
the Spanish government OF the Maine going
TO Havana. the ship was already on her
way to that port.
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NEW ENGLAND srRIKE.
Discomfort at Fall River Is Said to
BE Growing.

DC UTOWINB,
Boston. Mass, January u. The strike
situation is New Bedford was unchanged
today Several mill managers there ridicule
the report that the New Bedford mills
would import labor from England to en-
able them TO manufacture their cloth with
out the aid Of splnners who were said TO
be strong enough to resist redacrion for
months.
The discomfort in Fall Riper is as en-
phatic as ever and 1t is feared that the
miner strikes there will extend TO large
number of the Mills
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JAps LOOKING AROUND.

London, January GA special dispatch
from Shanghai says that the Japanese fleet
is cruising off the coast of Shan Tung.
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CAR SAYS ALL IS PEACEFUL.
rae KAISER FIGURING.

Berlin. January 27.-It is announced that
Emperor William has drawn ~ aud distrlb-
uted to the higher naval officers table
of the forces of Japan, Russia aad Ger
many IL the East
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PENSIONS We're granted to Texans today
as follows. Fayette ]. rruesdell Add Ran.
Sc' Horatio Gray, Plainycw, SIS.
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Ihe gold reserve today reached sl6a. go :
v ,n the highest point in about seven wears.
Inc accumulation ia becoming something
OF burden and the government r. ne
longer encouraging It's deposit.
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Demands wcyIer'. imprisonment.

Madrid, January 27-The public prose
eutor demands sentence upon Lieutenant
General Weyler of two months lmprison-
ment.
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Mr Clifford Smith. brother OF .Iosenh
smith the director of the Bureau OF Amer
lean Republics. received drpatch today
from Miami. Fla, where the latter Went 70
resuperste, saying that his condition was
abandoned "u wen
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, January 27.--(special. -
Fourth-class Texas postmasters appointed
To-Day Francis NJ Dyer, Lester. Hunt coup-
lupe county.
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE.

 s140o-LODGING house. 20 rooms, north of Mar ket st. MCLAUGHLIN & CO, TIT Market st.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


 IN the Superior Court of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California Depart rnent No. - Amanda J. Fenneil. plaintiff, vs. Gerald M. Fennell. defendant. Action brought in the Superior Court. City and County of San Francisco, State of Cali fornia and the complaint filed in said \City and County of San Francisco. In the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court.
 The People of the State of California send greeting to Gerald NJ Fennel defendant You are hereby required to appear in an ac- plaintiff In the Superior Court City and County of San Francisco, State of California and to answer the complaint filed therein seryiee) after the service On you of this summons If served within this county; or, if served elsewhere. within thirty days
 The said action is brought to obtain Juds- bonds of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and defendant upon the ground of defendants desertion of plaintiff and also on for general relief, as will more fully appear in the complaint file, to which special ref erence Is hereby made
 All of which will more fully appear in the complaint on file herein to which you are And you are hereby notified that If you fail to appear and answer the said complaint, as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief therein demanded.
 Given under my hand and seal of said Francisco. State of California, this 18th day thousand eight hundred and ninety,eight. Ry fseat JOSEPH R1oRDAN. Deputy Clerk. 'e'N' siding in and near Vancouver B. C., during the years 1891 to 1895. and afterward in Cali fornia and was last heard of in Sonora, TuoIlmne County, Cal. about June; lSse. will something to his advantage. WELLS @ HIND. Solicitors, Nottingham England
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of per sons authorized to have the same published
 BORN. EICHLER-November 1s. 1898. to the wife of Dr. Alfred Eichler, son.
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MURRAY & READY..........'P Phone Main 5s4s Leading Employment and Labor Agents,
 ........... Want Monday, a m.,............
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A-$500; CORNER saloon; doing a splendid business; close to Call building; rarest offer in the market. WILKE & UNFUG, 906 Market st.
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PERSONALLY.

LEDERER, the hairdresser, Quinonia for hair tonie II s unsurpassed; 5oc a oottlei
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

WESTERN Addition, 2o13 Turk st.-Comfort-
 able 4-room cottage; nice garden high base ment; lot 24:sx137:6 must be sold; make an
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HELP wANrED-oontinued.

 WANTED-Lady or gent; pleasant work; good wages; experience not necessary. 1S6 9th, T. 2. LEARN dressmaking and millinery; positions free: patterns, 25c up. McDowell's. 1o3 Post. LEARN sewing at KEISTER'S: good positlons
 patterns lOc up l1S McAllister st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Nuddle- aged booltkeeper, stenog- rapher and typewriter. $75; 4 men to clear land S25 an acre; 5 coal miners, $l ton; res taurant cooks. S11 week and $40 month; cook. small country hotel S25: restaurant butcher. $40: restaurant walters, S45 and S6 week: dish washers and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT tS CO. 62S Sacramento st.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

A-LIST your store, property or business place with WILKE 6 UNFUG, 906 Market st., the established and reliable business agents; we have a large list of buyers who would like to buy in country towns.