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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-01-25

Mn LEE why sddIe you needn't cry abont
III ! only said Mrs hlCn was a very we'll
Informed woman mud wished you would follow
her example,
Mus l.fg Yea and iaei week you said you
wished could mnngsr fa iUnk us stylish ne MrE.
Alien, and shc ina.os ali her own clothes Bus
ghe has what I hHYcut
Mn Ike aMhnt is hatf"
Mus LKg Well she gcts aii or hcr inf0fma-
tlon from ihe Magazine tliry take. admit that
nhe knows nll th0t is gning on. and is BRIGHT aud
entertaining IN conversation bnt ! coud do ~
well a. ahe does II ! had The sumo source of
information She lent me the last number Of her
magazine lately and learned more IN one hour
reading abont various social matters aud tho
topics oi the day, than would pick up IN nmOntb
by my occasional chats W ith frendg II certainly
covers every topic Of Interest from the newB 0f
tic day down 10 the detuila Of housekeeping;
Every time Mamie goes over to the Aliens she
COMES back aud ielfca INC 10 r1t yon 10 take
lcm9reat9A Family Masalne. az th' stories ar0
80 good EVgi th boys watch for u every month";
az place q found FOR them nlso 10 ita pagea; and
Mr Allen eWcHrH hv VI ~ ii r. ally wonderful
how u rnits every member ~ The family +"
Mil. LEE We'll perhaps h1d bfitcrEcnd for n
Specimen Copy FOR ifit anything like whHi you
Haylt u, II wli nmuse aud in ruci the whole +"
Mrs iEE. l rec ihrt W icnriugs Dcmofest
the publisher, IS Test f4t ttrnff Now York is
We cant lOse unythug na Cagh number contninB
q Pattern Orler' cntiilrx thc holder 10 any
Pattern she mly choose, nrd in any Eize which
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want jacket paf1crn llke Mes. Aliens Tho
subscription prize Is only q 70 year, and
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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-01-25

tened home 10 die. Aud i needs
be he must die, (as was said 81
Prenlss after one OF his great
speechcs) che never knew = more
glouoes moment in whichto die
On the marble shaft the people
Of the North and South erect to
his memory may he iiuy grayoa
these significant words .llore
lies the uoble Grady, who bad the
rare felicity of assisting IN cou-
verting the sectional anlmosities
of a generation into harmonious
order r.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-01-25

The editor of the Temple TEX }
Times says he advertised in an cd
itorlal for information on the subs
ject Chow to Run a Newspaper, =
and to his astonlshment received
13l answers to his inquiry saying
"Run 1t us you d-n please. .
This shows that the men who
were never in a newspaper office
IN their life, and yet know all
about running one, are dying
off rapidly aud that the miliennl-
um is not far away.-New Orleans
States.
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LEGISLATIVE MEMORIAL.
Gen West Wants the Fifteenth Amend
meat Annuled

meat Annulled.
Memorial to the Congress of tho United
states BY the legislature of the state of
Mississippi upon the fifteenth amend
ment Of the federal constitution.
Twenty years have not elapsed
since the negro was enfranchised
The act was viewed, arl will ever
stand one Of TIE most notable aud
profound in the history Of the
government, without precedent
or parallel. The cnd sought first
required that recognized julis-
dicuon of the states, that OF suf-
frage, should be appropriated by
the federal power winch end was
50 revolutionary and far reaching
that it was regarded with doubt
SO grave tnat it would not have
been attempted except at a time
immediately succeeding. a great
civil war. 1t could not have been
accomplished by any usual and
ordinary course Of legislation. 1t
was IN direct opposition to the
united white sentiment of the
southern states, and it is believed
contrary to the judgment of the
philosophic craftsmanship of the
north. Originating IN such cir
cumstances and with such atten-
dants, the results of the act would
be most worthy of consideration
and dee aratlon after fair tests,
even were these ordinary But
the conditions produced, the future
impending, the discussion evoked,
inperatlvely demand candid ex-
preston from those entrusted
with the public good. The dis
cusslons Of the negro in politics
have so absorbed and enlightened
the public mlad of the whole
country that detailed statement Is
ecsssary. 1t is only incum-
bent upon us to sum up the con
clusion fairly and justly denvable
from the lessons of the past.
Upon these, all agree that negro
suffrage has failed 10 the theory
and practice that all efforts TO
correllate the races us equals in
citizenship is utterly vain and
mlschlevous to the last dearee. 1t
has been attended, along It's whole
course, with strife, blood and
manifold Ills both material and
moral So far from cndowing
the weaker race with protection
against The stronger, the ballot
has provoked dlscord and conflict
in which he is ever the sufferer
Estranging the races 1t has taken
from the blacks something strong
and certain on which 20 lean and
depend; it has hardened and
turned away the whites from the
duty of protecting the blacksfrom
wrong and rendered Intellectual
appeals to their manhood which,
nthe olden time, were never dis
regarded save in exceptional cases.
In all his manifold history the
negro has never shown mora
progress except by kindly asso.
citation with the whites. This de.
stroyed and his retrogression IN.
Volvlng ruin to the conntry !,
most probable. It has kept aIiv,
and intensified sectional ill viii
which saps patriotism, fosters
corruption, makes easy the swa,
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HERE'S TO THE KICKER.


An exchange says thus Of 4
class well known in every conma-
nty; "C'od boss tae kicIlcrs,
tie dear Old kie&eis, God bless
them every one. For they'll kick
when you re sober and IN Cor
work und they'll KICK when you
are ~ fun . They'll baek at i'm.
proyements IN real estate, they u
buck at booming the town-and
at every thlng thatl Il work for
good, soma kicker viii frown and
froNyn lfthis thing or that thing
is thought TO be good, some other
they say Will bo better and il
one could write them up as Il
e'mass they'd knock oif That SUI
perlluous letterl When these
5elf-sane kickers arrive at the
gates-the pearly gatcs Of heaven
they'll kick il offered nice
small crown, aud pick out num-
ber lcvcn On earth, u Heaven,
at home, on The street, there are
men who are bound TO l,lck--un-
i'll We declare there's no peace
anywherc-'t.s enough to make a
man sick So out on those kick
ors, those comic old llickcrs-
that blight that is thrust on L
tova, aud when they kick with
Their mulish ways, for heayen )
sake frown them down"
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-01-25
RESTORED HzR HEALTH.

For twenty five years | suffered
from 5uils, crystpelas and othrr
blood alltclions,h taking during hat
time great quantities Of different
medicines without giving me any
pcrceptiblc relief. Frends induc-
cd me to Try S. S. s. II improved
me from the start, anI after TAX
ing several bottles, restored ny
health as far as coald hope for
at my ago, which is now soyeaty-
five years.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-01-25

"And Minnie has made a for
tune out of her piano playing.
How dia she do 1t so quickly ~
''She praetieed piano SO much
that her uncle com nltted suicide,
aud she was his heir, you know. "
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osYNA, Miss

To-day we forget the melodies
Of vesterd W, aud to-mofro the
loves Of to-day wl. be but u
memory.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-01-25

You cannot afford to live
without q newspaper; get thC
best, The Times Democrat OF
New Orleans ~ Daily and
Weekly. 1T has Tie Iaryes
circulation.
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Mrs. s. NJ. LUcts,
Bowling green, Ky,


81 have used Swtts Spe c iic
(S. s. s. y for blood disease and
10 every inst lnce with the bo3' re-
suits. About twenty-five yeacs
ago had my leg hurt ia an accl-
dent, anl the wou1d aeycr entire
~ healed tried various rene
dies without success. was final
II induced to try 5. S. S. That
medicine healed it healed it
after twenty-five years Of suffers
ing had bee1 endured and much
money bad been thrown away III
the purchase Of worthless msdi-
clnes. g. w. WEIGH,
Mobile, Ala,
RHEUMATISM IN CHILDREN.
One of my children was afllct-
cd Tor long time with iheuma-
tism. After number Of rcme-
dies hand failed | commenced
giving her Swift's Specific Is. S.
81 After taking a couple Of bot
ties she was entirely cured.
w. p. THOMPSON,
Piedmont, S. G.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Health is Wealth.

DIR. &. WrsTis NEGvE AND iiHAiS InEAP
NasT, n guaranteed .iirrihe for u sterin Diz
znces. Con guisions. ilt-, Sary0ns Neuralgia
Headache. Nrrvnns Pitsf ss,tian i-sus,4l hy III
nsr Of alruliul or ,nb4cco Wnkeinlnrss. Mruta
Depression Spltrring of he Brain rrsniiiug
90 iusauity aud ieadipg to WiaerS, decay and
'!sath Premature Uid Age. Barruunpts Los
Of power ~ etther sex. lptuiua' mry i.o-ses
auh spcfmniorihma cansed by over.cxcriion
81 the bratn. sciiabase OF oyer indulgence.
Each box contains one months tratmcpt.
81 90 u b-x. or six boxes fnr s. 90, sent by
nall prepaid un receipt oi price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
10 cure any ease. With caei, order received
bg as Tor AK boxes. accompanied with s. 90.
we wili send the purchaser ui.r written guar
sntee to refund the nuney IL tai treatment
does not effect u cnre.
Gnarai tees issued only by
w, NJ. WIOTEN,
maono;ia :.iss.
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Transient ads, will be charged for at the rate Of
10 cents per line, first insertion, and cents each
additional insertion.
"a. All advertising Is due when insertcu unless
,herlgise specially agreed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-19
MEDICAL.


GERMAN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NURSE
VI of 20 years fxperience-Electro and massage
treatment, for rheumatism, eysudaton, sprans,
paralysis Especially, neuralgia and chronic
ladies' trouofS; the best remedies free. L. X.
SCHAEFFER, 246 Thru ST.. near Howard. cel9 7ls
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL EsTATE.

@O90O $500 CASH, BALANCE s25 PER
UZouO. month; lot 40xl50; cottage; rooms
sSo0oNLot 4oxl5o: cottage of rooms and bath:
fine garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance s per
si25o-Iot s7.sx12o: new 2-story house Of I.
rooms and bath fine marine view; S5OO CASH bal
S4OOo-Lot 50xi5O: cottage OF rooms and bath
with stable; NV corner; 5000 cash. balance $50
s45o0-Lot 81 :6xl4o: new 2story house; : rooms
and bath; $1,000 cash, balance sac per month AL
S1T0O-Lot 81 :6xl00; new ZStory house OF Z
rooms and bath. on Central ave; $1,000 eIsh, pal
ance $50 per month No, 800
with store, barn aud orchard; a Sw: corner All
$6S4p-Lot 1l5x20O: cottage OF rooms and
bath windmill ana tank; easy terms, NJ. 496
s7U0O-Lot sOx2OO: cottage of rooms and bath;
fine garden. lawns, etc; best nelghhorhood: bar
gain. No. is
asS hSIse e co LET ana p mGnsy 70 0an by
Montgomery St, San Francisco. ocIa Il
037IO COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH;
d. wv. lot 50xlS0: convenient TO station on
narrow gauge; terms easy. Apply 10 JOSEPH A.
media. ocl4 tt
LHoR SALEM ALAMEDA ON LAFAYEYrE
4S:4xl4S each; also NV. cor. OF San Antonio ave
and LAFAYETTE St ana the two lots adjoining. eac>
Apply TO the owner, A. c. MATHlSoN, 425 Mont-
gomery street oc7 ruThsasu 1m
q %, COTTAGE ROOMS; STREET SEW
W ~. cred; 500 cash: balance easy terms.
Sl6OO-4-room house, with Windmill ana pump;
lot 5ox14o; ) % cash; very easy terms.
$4,000 Elegant 2-Story house of 7 rooms;
easy terms.
$lo.oOo-Three houses; now renting for 500 per
month: send for particulars.
Several desirable places to exchange for country
property. JUDD. HANLEY ~ CO., 1906 tark ST. II Il
INSTALLMENT HOMES $1,000: 5000 CASH
$40 per month; pretty cottage: rooms: modern
improvements. near station. new.
$1,000 $3.50 cash. SIS per month; new cottage:
rooms: modern Improvements: near sta ton
S2350-S400 cash, $50 per month; new cottage;
rooms: moGern improvements; near sta ton
S3i50-$375 cash. $50 per month: new house: .
rooms (cornerl; fine barg In.
S4l00-Sl500 cash, $50 per month"; fine house.
San Jose ave; 8 rooms.
$4SO0-$500 cash, S35 per month"; splendid new
2-story house (ecrnerl; rooms: a few houses to
let.
MARCuSE Il LESsER-San Francisco. 62s Mar
ket ST., opp Palace Hotel; Alameda Bay-street STA
lion tDroad gaugel. Open Sundays builders and
contractors. Estimates furnished
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Classified Advertisements Continued ON the
Seventh Page.
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UI EACH-lOO LOTS IN 1HE BEAUTIFUL
III u suburbs of Lorin; no such bargains ever
offered in Oakland; right in the march of lmmedi-
ate improvements; ferry to San FranciSco
streetcar line to Oakland; come at once before
prices advance; to money; lots 25xlS5;
SIS down, SIS per month. CLOUGH q BAKER
q64 Washington St OCT If
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A TTENTIoN BUYERS-SlG0 FOR LOTS IN THE
~ broadway Villa Tract; only few at this price;
terms $25 cash, balance SO per month; secure one
now, as they worth double the price asked: the
Broadway Villa Tract fronts Broadway, the only
boulevard which is 100 feet wide leading into the
of the city of Oakland, being the main bust
ness street. See owner H. Il. PiSNEY, Asa Ninth
St, Oakland, near Broadway; office open until
O'CLOCK each night. Se2l u
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q. IN EACH-20 LOTS IN OAkLANlrS BEAU
I'd 'tOO tiful suburb. Grin; good soil, fine view,
and right in the line OF the proposed ferry to
San francisco and blocks to eiectr road to Oak
land; this property VIII double before paid for; for
sale at this price for short time only; terms $50
down, $40 per month. CLOUGH n BAKER, 9b4
Washington st. se23 Ian
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C.OO50 9 COTTAGES OF 4 ROOMS AND
GZOOO. bay-window each; lot 5OXl2O; cor
ner; 10 minutes to local and block to Street-car;
choice location; street macadamized.
S3O0U-A new 2-stury house OF rooms and all
$50 per mo. tn.
S250O-A fine modern cottage of rooms, bath
and laundry; blocks to Clinton Staten; first
class locations; $3.50 casl and easy terms. HUGH
Nj. CAMERON, 40 Ninth ST. Ocl4 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-19

n Z HAVE FOR SALE SOME FINE BUILDING
" lots at $3.50 each on inst1llments of 81 per
month"; these lots are in direct line of the Market
81. extension and boulevard. PARKER q FORD
successors 70 T. e. Parker Co., 62s Market St.
opp. Palace Hotel. oc5 SuTuEr IT
IF YOU DESIRE TO SELL PROPERTY WITH
i good results place it in the hands of the firm
that viii bring It before the people. PARKER *
FORD, successors to T. Il. Parker d Co., SIS Market
ST, opp. Palace Hotel. oc5 SuTuFr II
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l. OR SALE IN TERMINAL TRACT, PIEDMONT,
i situated at terminus of Piedmont Cabe-TOad, in
the most desirable portions of the Piedmont dis
trct: has a frontage cabe-road of 127 feet;
ground elevated and of Just sufficient grade to give
every lot a magnificent, unoOstructed view OF the
harbor, the Golden Gate, San Francisco and Oak
land: streets graded and cement sidewalks laid;
city water piped to property; Is minutes ferry
trips between san Francisco and the Terminal
Tract. The Terminal Tract is the cream of Pied
mont. Inquire of L. a. HERON, 1850 broadway,
p o. Box 232 Oakland, Cal. oclA I'm
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SAN JOSE REAL ESTATE.
COCO PER ACRE; 100 ACRES WEST OF SAN
spAOO jose In frut belt So bearing vines
". 6. HAWLEY a CO.. 80 West Santa Clara ST.,
San Jose. Oc9 I'm
GS00 FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE, DESIR-
eGCOV. able lots In WILLOWS Residence Tract
WA. \. HOLWA l02 Flood building ocll I'm
> ACRES ON LOS GAT0S ROAD AND S. p. C.
- K. K. In trees aud vines; perpetual water right
500 per a bargain. ROBERTS, AUSTIN a
DARBY. San Jose oc9 I'm
< AND 10 ACRE TRACTS IN FRUIT BELT Az
- miles from San Jose; irrigatng privilege. bear
ing vines; $3.50 to $500 an acre. WOOSTER & EN-
SIGN, san Jose. oc9 I'm
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ON End MORTGAGE OR NOTES; ON lST
" mortgage 81. J. L. ISAACS, ALL o'Earreli. oc3tf
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g.Q0QO MUST BE SOLD; NO REASONABLE
,TCtUU. offer refused; almost new history and
attic house, modern architecture; contains rooms,
bath, stable, chCkeu-huuseS, sheds, urlck fOunda-
tions, etc; sufficient ground improve, II de-
sired; lot size 81 ;6x1OO; location, NV. Point
Lobos and llth aves severed, graded and macad-
amized: most desirable home: can be purchased
on easy terms. For further particulars apply to
BONEE TOY & CO.. 10 MontEOmery. 10 FSuWe I'm
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LOR SALE-AN ELEGANT 2-STORY RESI-
Geuce on Pacific Heights; II rooms and bath;
about year old; contains al modern conveuiences;
heater; large reception hall; salon parl0r5: each
bed chamber has separate dressng-ro0m attached;
lot - :5Nl57 70; be bought sacrifice; price
Sl2 500, OF which $4,000 can remain on mortgage,
payable in monthly instaIments OF S74 10 Apply
at once for permission TO inspect at BADT, JACOBS
a ERANDON. Sl3 Montgomery 81. Ocl4 II
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q o5O LOTS FRONTING SAN JOSE ROAD,
u OOO. only blocks within crossing cable line
on Mission; size 25xI3O; on $40 month inStalIment;
this is fine place foT a home, Il. X station is
by, and 20 Tor cents to heart OF the city;
free carriage TO the lots. JACOB HEA MAN. $50
Market st. aul7 Su Il
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TF YOU WANT TO BUY PROPERTY In SAN
i Francisco call or send your name and address TO
the firm that advertise everything. q. L. MAYNE
d CO., $50 Montgomery st. sell lm
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Tor SALE-BIGGEST BARGAIN IN THE CITY:
house of fats; brick foundation; sanitary
plumbing; double parlors: mautels stainedglass
doors, ETC.; only block from Haight ST. from
MARKET; VIII pay u per cent price asked. See
builder on premises, Germana ST. bet. Fillmore avd
Steiner Ocl8 2t*
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5 acres, $75, payable 81
10 acres, 81 80. payable 81 a week.
20 acres, $500, payable 81 a week.
40 acres. $500, payable SIS week.
No interest and no taxes on deferred payments: is
all fine Al fruit land; no irrigation required; near
large town and railroad; some OAKS water handy;
title perfect; no Investment is safe,
profitable 5 fruit lands For information ctrcu-
lars apply TO WEST COAST LAND COMPANY, $50
Mark let St sells II
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S200 MIL Is PURCHASE rich $50 $50 Acres ,5, sn OF
pine; has abundance OF water and is splendid
range Tor cattle; about 40 acres cleared. with
chard and vineyard: bargain; terms easy;
title perfect For further particulars apply to the
proprietor. Nevada Stables, cor Eighth and HaTri-
sts oakland au25 Ct
"a LILLIAN j. DINGEE-OAKLAND REAL ES-
w tate for sale exchange Office. Nos 400 and
462 Eighth ST.. Oakland, Cal; send for illustrated
prce-st. Ie2i e
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no LEASE-22 18TH ST. 10 ROOMS AND BATH:
park; charming residence
"a Glen lark ave-; IL rooms and 2 baths.
81 Glen Park ave; pleasant cottage home:
rooms aud bath. 1t
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g.lE0A LOTS ON w. SIDE NOE ST. AND
y UUo. 23d. one-IalI block from castro; grad
ed and severed Oh easy terms. JACOB HEY
MAN $40 Market aul7 Su If
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INSTALLMENT LOTS S. OF GOLDEN GATE
i Park the section the city which to-day offers
the best opportunity to the mau, old or young, who
desires TO lay the foundation for a home:
$3.50 e&ch-4 OTIS on St, lCOx1UO.
$3.50 each-l0 lots on ST., 25xl0O each.
$50 each-2 lots on 9th ave, 50xl20.
500 eaeh-3 lots on 18th ave, 75N120.
$500 each-3 lots on q ST. bet. 18th and 9th.
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OUTSIDE LAND BLOCKS - SOUTH SIDE
" choice blocks and fractional blocks: well stu
ated: various locations, For further particulars
apply TO BOFEE, TOY Il CO.. 10 Montgomery
street. oclO FrSuNe I'm
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Z. teSU \ CHOICE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u tOOO. ST. fats: near SJh ST. fats Of - Oom5
each; also tenement; always rented at s54 per
month; newly painted and IN good repair For
further particulars apply TO BoNEE, TOY q CO, 10
Montgomery St oclO l2t FrSuWe
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SAN JOSE REAL ESTATE.

CoEoMA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE AND En-
- change; send for list ANDREW PRICE,
HealdShurg. Cal. au2i II
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T OTIS ON PIEDMONT AVE, IS :6xl4O 1T, $780,
II $3.50; ! lot at Golden Gate 2 blocks from sta
ton. 50Xl25 it., south front only 5000; easy terms
x FIrZGERALD 475 Ninth St, Oak
land. oc4 II
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C.I SnQ DECIDED BARGAIN = HOW
u .UOO. ard St, running through to Capp;
lot size 81 feet frontage by 2+5 eet good substan-
tal 2-story and basement house of II rooms bath,
etc. on Howard st. frontage, with stable IN rear;
good location, sunny side of street, cable line. etc.
For further particulars apply TO BOYEE. TOY Il
CO. - montgomery st. oCl0 FTSuWe I'm
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE; ES-
" tabIished 1871; sole agents for the Golden Gate
Tract and broadway Terrace.
Lots S45U to 5000 "A cash payment; Parsons
Golden Gate Tract
Lots $500 to $3.50; "A cash payment; Christiana
Lots only sI35: sz5 cash payments; the cele-
brated Bell Ranch, DecotO.
Rich land; $500 per acre; II cash: the ceie-
brated Hemme Orchard. San Leandro price $500
per lot; "A cash.
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INVESTMENTS WHERE THOUSANDS OF DOL
lars can be realized for "a few hundred are rare;
We have go acres of land miles from the City
Hall, between Colma and Baden that can be bought
for $l25 per II taken at once: when the glgan-
tic clearinghouse and other enterprises contem-
plSted at Baden under way this land will bring
$500 per acre: when Baden is n city of 10000 peo-
pie (within years., this land, lying between the
cities, will be wOrl maI'y thousands OF dollars per
acre; this is worth looking into. G. E. MAiNE x
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