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COMMERCIAL.

E A AVE- oI 4 6Go Spot was
Duluth. 70. over Scrtcmbcr. f. o. b. ai"at 'nS SG
hard Duluth. . ac. over: No. | northern New
York , &C. g. oyer The N N2Fthwestern RECEIPTS
year; Chicago -. against %i last week and 80
last year. Futures closed &c, to &c, lower.
September on curb was 74Ac Prices as iol-
lows:
Oprnin0. Highest. Lo~rn. Cionng. Mont.
Sept Sep &c.,. 8, - - 20 ~
ports, 80 in ELEVATOR a7'4c. do. delivered. 2sc;
So ET track mri 2 as eSa rGrssS 9oc wG
ssad GsF n sm s . Ss' Sale 40 S Corn was
here and at the outports. No. 2, "'c,, over Sep.
and ' SIp %@s0 900 am 1n1E" r.
lures closed ssc to 'ic higher with sales OF 25
0orn!ga. H'gE:s. Loms" Closing. N YAK
f T@S.. .at33',, ssSs& a55't 81. e"
wheat "prncd slightly lower on Disappointing Lty.
erp"o cables and local and foreign selling Tor both
accounts, tut soon recovered tho loss aud advanced
'rlnc IN further talk of damage in the Northwest
by hail higher temperatures in that section. cover.
"ps @ Hr 'yST ma 81 E9 sn
Tins morning al : A NJ. It was 30 toH2 in tho
in Iva and Ncraka and e S sA%14 Ean no s
souri, Illinois. Indiana and ohio. The ir,r' Current
maintaining rs previous promise. Denver ad"ices
say that a-shoDprr- are Threatening a plague i'm
eastern Colorado and western Nebraska and Kansas
\ Grand Eprks y, d despatch said The Red
River valley, tho greatest wheat producer in tnn
world has suffered disaster from the hAlstorms Of
Mon lay: Tn" storm extended on both sides OF the
river IN Myn s,tl and the DakotRs Hundreds OF
,S@So % !.'s s fss ossh R' siS
was somewhat more active and the sen.
board clearances were liberal at 7o4 600
bush. Paris advanced Ac and Antwerp and
Berlin were steady Stll sentiment was bcariah and
later on prices again weakened and declined on re.
Hewed selling Liverpool declined Nd. to I'D later
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new YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN Ry,

Train, leave foot at W. I'D =. as follows ~ MN.
utrs earlier from FrnuhNn ST.
I.lH 4. VI. Day cNpr"~. for all stations I" -.
''c wrru. Cuunr, tiuus for Lakes NJ, h nix, MIN
h"WAska aud k'anl' suA. Pdrlur cars.
q. A.M.-Muuutaln ,Nprrss to Ellrnvillo In.
r'i' MY ana intcrm"diatc stations, Lake hi M
sla and Whit" Iku. ParluI cars
.nlf; VI. SATURDAYS only Stations {" Ellen
~ vile. it"cNlaud, la&" kIam'shA AMI WhHs
Ri = =. VI; Nc.t.nule Limited, Stations - f.
c'l' loNNillu, Hurhllul. Lakes Muhunk, N u.r-
wd-ta, Nlnmrsha and wife Like. Iarlor rars,
f.I \ 4. II. Franklin 81, ." T.. VI 10 tH}.
b'l' 'Igl I"iH -trp- Al MIGhlutpwu, l. berry.
J. Man r, Nat"n N"rwl"h. one da. O,w'g,. Niagara
l"Ii~ Wa ,u"r slr"p"T and reclining Chal: Car
scat tr"" through e. chi hl,n via Wabash.
IlCNliS ASH PNiIuK CAR SEATS At 81
Broadway; \. u y. y Transfer Co. ,hrrEs bag.
HAEr u m -iLNMlL U lNNtmAtInm. -
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot of Chambers
81, a. follows, and five minutes earlier from West
I'D -
Q.nD A. M.-yes.ihn'c express daily for Bing-
J.oo hamtun. WHNerly, Elmira, BifalD. Brad
ford jamestown. arrives Buffalo p. VI. Parlor Car
q. < a. M.-baily, except sundays 10 Bingham
-. ~ tom Ow"gu, WaN"rly. Flmira and Delaware
Valley points. Daily to Port J"rvls and Monticello.
Pullman parlUr Cars.
300 I. NJ yes,hnlo LimitcI-Fast mail daily;
~-sO' solid train for thlrIGU, arrives at Cleveland
80 A NJ. Chicag" =. NJ. Shoppers 10 Chicago
tl"N,lhnd aud nrlnuat DunS Car.
I.2(l =. VI. Buffalo and Cleveland Vestihulcl
tsco Express daily, arrives Buffalo I;O5 A NJ
bradford 80 A. M jamestown : A. NJ, YOunLS-
town lO:t1 A. NJ. Cleveland 1850 L. NJ Slccpers to
Buffalo and Cleveland. Nnfc Library Car.
l.l \ j.. NJ. DallN. solid tram for Hinghamtou
'.l' NRtcrlN Elmlra. thICagu. SlCrpers to Buff.
tai". CHI ago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
llCkEl~. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS At III Il3, 2GI. 4Ol aui
No. broadway, ~ B"wrrv. i5d East l@5th 81. and
Pa West l2Ith st, Chambers and West Pad 81 fer
i"s New York t3H and $40 Fulton ST.. ~ Il, oadway
Brouklyn: l24 River st, HOhoken. and Jersey CITY
Station. New YORK Transfer Go. calls for and checks
baggage from hotel ana residence to destination
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New York and Boston All Rail.
Y. y II 4 II, Il. Il aud connection.
from Grand Crutral station.

y Y. y II 4 H. Il. X aud conr"rtiOn
FroW Grand Central STATION.
Leave. by of Due
"uI VI - rirrNcil and Worcester 1:3UP NJ
lu:up A. VI, 'tNrw lunduu and Pluyidrucr 3.uOI VI
$40 ps 4 VI. 'Ne" l. nlon aud Providence .25p VI.
i@NuM Sprm shrld aud WuIr, strr S:4Op Vi
+l:'HP II. Air lLuc a NIlluauiir. N:Uul ".
2EM. "" mdnuand Prov lrncc. 7.our VI,
"'nuf, NJ NV lumlur aud T. uSiicntc, N.upP VI
"n!M. -SIr ng&tl" and Worcester. Iu:nuI.Ni.
:, :" J. \ -" |, nd "a aud rr'>I!c'r', II3ur VI
81 upi u 1Srrnri,id sul Nurr,s'"r. s:I- \ VI.
l.."l' NJ NJ" Ion l"n,nI Frp,. de I,c, G.l1A.M.
Tlun~ dhIy. ~, lGALE N.ntitl.
BAY S,Lts Limited. nil parlur cars; fare s. IN.
Clud,ug Iarlur cdI = at.
+Alr In" Iiwltcd, arrives ard depart, from FL
square S'ail'u. Iust IN. return service same hysr
and ~ rIiH r"ni". swan ''"pat I25'h -.
Through ptror anl s!"rmug rar- by zach tram.
4. 4. HEMl'STI Al. t,t IA Pas A,rtf
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Monday; SATURDAYS only. tDaily. except Si;ur-
da} and sundays.
~ \ X 1. r. VI VISION.
H:l2 A. NJ and 3:I5 y. VI. Daily. except Sunday to
Pttshrld sundays only at p:2u A. NJ.

Wagner Pnla e Cars ON all through traIns.
Trans illuniua'cl with PIutN, II Iight.
TCa"j offices AZ llH 2Nl. as and l2lH Broadway,
2" Union 81. W. 20, Columbus av. 81 W. 10th ST,
Grand Cnral station, l25'h 81. Station and l3sth
ST. S'a ion. New York AS and T"G Fulton At and
loo Broadway, J.. D.. BROOKLYN.
T"l"ph"n" 2Iin Thirty eighth street - for New
York Central Cab Service. Baggage ch"ckel from
hotel or resdcncc by Wustrou Express Compare.
GEOk.iE II. DANIE Els. L,enelal Passtngcr A.nnt.
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Albany Evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
taN" Pier ~, " H., foot Canal It. at Il j. NJ. daily
LsundayS excepted injecting with express trains
for saratoga, Las" hcurL". Rlchhrld SpruyS,
Sharon springs. Tl usaul Islands. Al!rrudacks ana
til" West. summer Excursion tic Gets at reduced
rates. saturday night II amer connects with sun.
dav morning ira II for Saratoga North Creek Call-
wei and steamer on Lake George.
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CENTRAL-HUDSON POATS.

NEWBURG LINE: Pier 81, y. r.. daily 8 p NJ :
saturdays; 3 p. NJ sundays. !" A. NJ; saturdays.
West l2Nth ST . 30 L. NJ. SUNDAYS, .,:2I A. NJ.
POkEEPSIE LINE: Pier - y r., 0P NJ.
daily, except SUNDAYS.
KINGSTON LINE: West 10Th At, daily, except
saturdays and sundays 4 =. NJ; West l2nth ~.
$40 p NJ SATURDAYS, p VI West l29th st. 20
= NJ. landing at West Point, Sewbury New Ham.
burg Marlboro. ltOn. Pc kerpSie aud ESupus. con.
points in the Catskills.
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
RAHxERoAD.


u RAHHsRoA.D.
StASTj2 81 IN fit q WtSI I%EE&Ti srEr
rs The leaving time from DcSbrosseS and
Cortlnndt streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty.third street
station, except where otherwise noted.
'' 1S, 4: ". IAST MAIL Limited TO, two nuoo,
rIt.GugE to GGisa..: y, c"acRS to Tt,sE" "s ''
S S2S l. fESy XIV SiES F%s
compartments sl,epng, Dining. smoking and ID
Cninna indianapois. LSS.S,ilC 81 Ion i,'''
li51 L. n. Chicago AND IT. Louis ENpkEss
lor Na:hNil!r via Cmcinnatn, indianapolis, CAi.
S,s5 i. VI. WESTERN ExpnEss.-ror chicA.o.
7.s5 r u. 'f sSPT iIsIi ExpRrss.-r,.
pttshnrS, yie,eland Cincinnati Louisville In.
TOO i. Vi. PAtifiC EXPRESS For Pittshurs anil
AF route hcr o Gy i4
Nj Ha SsS ts eTf ssga Ess s,s'f ;
sleeping Car New YORK to Altoona Fast Ltbcry.
IitshurE and points West daily except Sunday,
.NWiSHiTNGToN AND THE sorTH.
land, street IuI5 Dining Car IO.b5 Dining car,
snS n irS, H :6E ''F%st Sr,
Linn" all rarl"r and Dlnine Care. t.25 Dinins
s%dsy " ":a io:55 i pPn = ar ig p s
2 H.. ,;':25 "ro,srrss,onsl Linn " all parl,r and
sol IhEHN RAILWAY Express. 2:55. 4;25 ?. NJ.
NoNfoik ,AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Mem.
phls and New orleans. 2:55 =. VI. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE Express. ":25 A. NJ. ami
fS %H $G }S4 S3SE@h "a daily
A. NJ. week DAYS and 90 T.. NJ. laily.
T FS % .. Nj r% ri S srsS E,ToI
PASSENGER Coach and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-l2 90 J.. NJ. week days.
For points on New YORK and Long Branch Railroad
ttrOm West Twenty third
NJ, l2;lo, 10 Saturdays only, 2:25. 2:55. 3.26
$40 5!lu. 800 =. NJ Sundays, 90, r,26 A. NJ
$50, +. NJ. from DrsbruSses street. 200, 500 A.
NJ: l2:2O. l:2o SATURDAYS only. $50. $40 a.4u
6:l5 T. NJ. from Curtlandt street, 300. 300 A. NJ
l2:1O, l:23 saturdays only. 2;3u. 8:Os. .;i-
4;;;2 3,;', ZOO r. NJ. Sundays, si5. s:45 A. NJ,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6:lo Dcsbrosscs and Cortlandt streets $500, 7:25
500. -, S:55, 40 lu:55 Pcnna 1imted). 1910
tDrrbrOsses street 1910 Cortlandt street 10 10
Dining Car; io:15 Dining Car. 800 A. NJ.
.:lh 2:55. 3:55 1925. a25 Dining Carr I -
tbininR Car. 5:55 Dining Car. 7:55, s:55 p NJ.
l!:lO night. Sundays. $40. s:25 S:56. H:25, mo
lAmited). $50, 1855 Dining Car, A. NJ, l2.t5,
Loo Dining Carr. 2;55 3:1G. 4:25 dining Car,
40 DINING Car. 5:55 Dining Car. 1865. s:55 p.
NJ. l2:lO night
Broadway; Aston House: West twenty third
Street station. and stations foot of Desbrosscs and
Cortlandt Streets Court Street. SGU Fulton,
Street ~ Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta.
York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone "io32 Madison Square" for Pcnnsyl.
j. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, Aug 2.

THURSDAY. Aug 2.
There was a further falling of in the vol
ume OF trading on the Stock Exchange to-
day and tho market was again irregular. The
subsldence OF tho yellow fever scare and the
fact that the Bank Of England's minimum ratio
OF discount wns not advanced had a little effect
upon the London market for American securl-
ties: still that market was dull. because of the
approaching holiday and a removed tendency
Of money to harden AZ all European financial
centres. There wns falling on in the domcs.
tic demand for stocks that was at once taken
advantage OF by room traders and other profess
sional operators. Still, there was no pressure
to sell and aggressive manipulation In two or
three OF the Industrials. notably in American
Tobacco. Tennessee Coal and Iron and Conti-
mental Tobacco. Influenced speculative senti-
ment to an extent. A further decline in Brook
lvn Rapid Transit in the early dealings brought
in buying orders that carried the price OF that
stock above the closing figure Of yesterday
There were minor movements toward higher
level In Colorado Fuel. st. Louis Southwestern
preferred and United States Rubber common.
On the other hand. the railway list was gener-
ally neglected. and fractionally lower prices
were recorded for the majority OF issues.
II Is apparent that both investors and the
speculative com munity are Ia doubt as to the
immediate future OF the money market owing
to tho circumstances governing 1t. which were
enumerated In this column this morning For
an hour or 80 during the middle OF the day the
advocates OF lower prices attached good deal
ofimportance to private advces from Chicago.
alleging that serious damage Is being done to
the crops by the sudden appearance OF grass
hoppers In Kansas and Nebraska. The wheat
market. however. did not furnish any corrobo-
rative evidence OF these reports. and In conse
quence stock values we're somewhat better
than tho lowest prices at the close OF business.
New York Stock ExchanKe-Saies Aug. 3.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81 .0O0s).
lUs $50. ...l0sh 6Us5s,r.".,..lllh
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
dip iD,9MINJ3N LINE.
White STAR Lime

NEW iORR-Qt FENSTOWS LIVERPOOL
Ieutonlc Aug y, noon Germanic. ..Ang. ID noon
Cymric Aug. 10, noon Majestic D.. Aug. 40, noon
For VAssags, freight. and general Information ap.
ply to WHITE STAH LINZ
Pier ~. North River. Once. Broadway, New York.
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS

WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. T. 49, 1851 pincrl
'Il:25 A. NJ. Dimr'. tl2,55 p. NJ. Diner -i,g5
man Train. Duer -4:,l Diner. ~:5:55 r ". iDnrr
and 'i2:lu might; NORFOLK, tl255 p. NJ.
MI trains ar" illumua'cd with plntsCh Ilght
om"cs. li". ~. 2Hl, 434. l2II Broadway -
mon So. W ~ bnwory, y. &: :'p Fulton 4 $50
Graham aN., brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal ana Lib
,riN st lagsas" checked from hotel or residence to
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R,

IN'N ] 1T W TNT.
Leay" New York, South Fer Whitehall Terminal.
ana foot of Liberty street Time shown is from
south Ferry. Leave Liberty street minutes later.
pa ". tENc"pt SUNDAY. Sundays.
till'hhO $40 A. VI. Liberty street only. y Is
j. NJ, and Flg:l ~ night.
rlTrSBI Ri. y so 4. NJ. Liberty street only,
$50 y. NJ, I@'lU uiyht.
cI>Cl>NA1I 81. LOrIS. *.;55 A. NJ $3.50 p. A..
MI
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BID Asked. Bid. Asked
Am strvb 80 32 wSEp. CT 67%
Canals ID. 10 NChstRy.2dl 243
City Rway 300 2O5 NCarbon 1874 10
DID Match. 1877 1873 NCRrbonp SO S2L
LAkcst"L" 10 1874 soS"L".. 90 90%
LIST Lett 10 l64w Oh stRyl2OH l2l
Eip,I .oI,, ooo,parn 9TH ,hnsa ~ ya.tar1uy
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-09

hEAD FOR BUSINESS AUG. Ion

on Thursday morn,np. the 1f,tl, III,
;HssWlil open TOR men = and boys 81 9TH
~. .n and furnishing trade, our store Is
! ~ gig sommer building III N. linn.
s.lsst The brief time that has selapaed
SINCE we obtained lease ST this store. hasI
no1 permitted % many proposed I'M. inn
Some noticeable change have aIrea
neen ef1ected and others will appear
rom time 70 time, a. the business pro
crosses. S.
I me general demand for the early on
aning mas hastened us exceedingly.
we begin business With al entirely
new stock Of fine, fancy and staple goods
1or tall. and many Of them confined 81.
4 csllulslyely to our stock. The personal
seiect lons for the present season enables
us 70 present the latest and best things
me market affords. The abundant as
surance OF our welcome Is extremely
gratifying, and we will do our best to
deserve success.
Our store keeping rests on certain
we'll defined principles and not on
spasms or experiments.
It is our fixed rnle to insist upon the
return, within reasonable time, and in
as merchandable condition as when
bought, Of goods not IN every way salts
factory to the purchaser. This 40 plies
TO all goods with q few exceptions gar
ments made to measure, and goods Or
dered especially as directed.
One price your neighbor pays the
same. 5sss '75
Terms cash or unquestionable refer
ence. . .'7.s
The freedom Of this store is extended
20 citizens and strangers.
In our advertisements will be found
the store No VS. Of goods just as the news
OF the city appears in the columns Of this
paper.
Ready for business Aug. 10th
AullIneI Bros,
Mep's apd Boys outfitters,
No. IA N. MINI. street.
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s.
isls
traIns rs hsss sdnesd.
IA 8 d. Holl imam. II aloIgan
sers viisiiting NTH Nsw ~ friends part
% Int ueek
ohn Denel Sc and her naotler
MI. lder vent 81 Glbbon Friday,
the guests 81 Mrs. Chas. altrnacf
Tracy 4 PIC Touring; mill vas Destroys
byshre last ,IhnrsdAy st q 4. Los
s1s,OOo, insurance &, 900 The proprie.
tons, Mariner q Nc Lean will rebuild 81
once.
Another record has been broken
A. Hanson of Minneapolis rode ) thou
sand miles il 90 hours Sc minutes, there
by reducing the record held ~ Edge 81
England.
Ohas. Toberer has ntracted with C.H
-. Ross for the construction Of d drink
ing fountain il front of the Brown
County Bank building. Work will be.
begun soon.
Carl Lehman Of Court land came here
on his wheel Sunday q week ago to az
tend the Hermann Sons festival. He is
now minus his wheel, 4 sneak thief maxi
ing away with il.
Rev. Theo. seifert, Of the German
Lutheran congregation at ST Peter has
accepted = call 70 the pastoral il Stew
.ensyille, Michigan. he will leave for
his new home in September.
Andrew Johnson, after spending one
week with his parents, leaves for owa-
3tonna today where he is engaged as typo
on the OWatonna Journal. Mr.. johnson
was formerly an employee il the Re-
view.
Miss Emma Wellner of ST. Peter ar
rived here Saturday and is visiting with
her parents and other relatives. She
intends to remain for some time and
will participate in the Wellner. Luetjen
nuptials.
Alwo e ,oo - 4, .as,,o -. 81 a. s.,
lad lies at work at Hermann's Heights,
Sunday, August Goth. Burgs battery
Will ASSIST.
" has been decided By the school 10 i
board some time ago that Ben. Junl
would not be reappolnted teacher IN
the puDllc schools. Miss Antolnette
49, nss5 De'n se1e' 1eu ~ s1ne posilion
800 - = - 8. - ~ !" !
hermann Baumann, g farmer 3 from ON
W 1ntnrop, lost pocketboo1k containing
$s5 and q promlsory tnotesfor3 $500. To
all appearances ne was the victim OF lss a
gang. OF plckpoc kets, working the crowds IS
1s7' s - : ]" go e 8
=. Il & Ssrasser q tins city and ms two
SISTERS q oregon nave inherited the sum sum
*of ,OoO francs nc or 5000 from al I'M ]:
.ele, VINO died ln Switzerland n septem q.
per- per- ls9S. News q the death didn't [l''t
Iea ae'l Inc he1rs unfll last Week.
MISS Nellie Drew has resigned her
position as teacher y me public schools
81 New Jim 70 accept q similar position z
4 N the schools at her home, Northfield
The school DO. board meets next Tuesd ~,
When 9 successor TO Miss Drew Will st be
selected.
81 o'1'chier Nen' = Dlof y an.slas'
8 nesAs - = 3 ~ eol's ~ y ~ ~
.'u''el = .nas l'iace' 'es aiuing ene ~
Juis s.s'aineu ~ Hy CT hamholz'. .py )
noise Aichins mn II y tne aoaolhen. IS =
ias1 aecoo n's 'he = uied lnah s IN
DlOy1ugs
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-09
FARMS FOR SALE,

= 1 1AI'u11 IVIE5Dd "a
! have some good farms for sale at
very reasonable prices, in one Of the best
counties in western Minnesota. If you
d are interested call and see me-
Einar Hoidale, over Postofice, New
Ulm. n.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-09

to remain until fall. Mr.. Irving for
merly lived in this city and is we'll
known to many Monday he came to
town to visit old time friends.
The fourth report of Chief Fire War
den Andrews has been submitted. &c Isl
very complete IN every detail ,giv1ng the
number of fires that have taken place in
this state and the damage done ~ them
to our forests and prairies as well as to
private property cluding the Insurance
thereon.
We understand that Ben HsIteen will
appeal from the decision Of the board
Of county commissio toner's IN regard to
the amount Ct damages allowed him in
the laying out Of the cross road begin
ming at the farm Of DITTO Jones and con
Meeting with the New q IN road says the
st. Peter Tribnne.
IS AL. Book left for Sleepy Eye Friday
morning, where he u sup intending the
work on the Berg Hotel. From there
he went to Brocking Sd. where
Nagel 8 ca. have contracted for the
construction Of . gymnasium az addl-
ton to the state agricul tural building
AL. VIII return Sunday for 4 short visit
and from that time On remain il Brook
ings for about two ~ this.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

TO LEASE.
rOr Eert-Park House and cottages for rent or
lease For particulars address J. T ADAMS,
Psn Lon1ond Santa Cruz County, Cal
z0T~T TTrHwOND r. p. terminus: lots bus
-ess and res G. ". Haight. 20 Sansorne-
STOI-AGE-
PIERCE-RUDOLlPH Storage and Moving Co
Office 4o1 Post St. cor Powell; tel Main stL1-
PIERCE & TAYLOR Storage Company; PACK psI5
ing advances etc rs Market tel BLaek 81
SEWING MACHI- .ES.
A------------~~----- =
s. MONTHLY rented; repaired. bought sold;
machine SUPPLIES 145 Sixth Phoneasiirt 50
pairinx al lowest rates. 2Qs Fourth 81
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


s1eosA-Isot 5exI2s; house rooms: good location.
S2aog-T5xl5a; cottage. rooms: Central ave.
sss00-Elegant house rooms; large lot:
Grand St near San Antonio ave.
s5500-5qx150; new s-roon house, Morton street
Choice lot on Chestnut st. near San Jose
ave SO per foot: to exchange for San Fran
cisco property; splendid I-rooEn cottases at
Morton street station
The above are IN best locations and can be
bought on terms 70 suit; convenient 70 trains
ara schools ALAMEDA LAND CO,
1900 Park St. Alameda
Office open Sundays and evenings
Sau Francisco Ofece. 80 Montgomery 81
s9o0O.-COTTAGE. rooms and bath; lot 5s:4xlso;
sna artesisu we'll windmill. etc; easy terms
ss1GGeElegant new home, rooms: lot 42xlsS;
santa Clara ave; terms s4o0 cash. s2s per mo.
s2se9-Nsw Colonial cottage rooms 10y II
z07; half block from station ana hgn SCHOOL,
terms s4ao cash s25 per month
s55go-New house OF rooms; lot 4exiso; fne
location: San Antonio ave; Chestnut station
terms $500 cash, SIS per month:
A fine business corner, 25xsz;o: store ana nat
above; new and modern; must be sold; owner
going East
u P MOREAL & CO. f4S2 Park ST
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1893. by Rabbi Isidore Myers. Meyer Fried
man and Ada COhn both OF San Francisco
HOYTKOEHNCkE-In san Lsandro. A3rcn
Is 1853 By the Rev. s NJ Dodge, ?. / Hoy1
and Ida l. knehnCke.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FoR SALE.

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FURNTTURE-Good and cheap. H SCHELL-
HAAS old store los Eleventh St See hin-
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER CO.,

Successors TO Flanagan Gaiiasher3.
vr1sTpsI s1~s1e DrREcroRs AND HNRALMERA
% Frt,h St. opposite Lincoln School
Teierhcns South ~
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BORN.
McLEAN-In this city, March 8. 1882 10 the
wife OF Or. A D. Mclean, a daughter
STEINHART-In Hayvards, March l3, 1899, to
the wife Of N. Steinhart. a son.