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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27
A STEAMSHIP ASHORE.
THE HUDSON STUCK FAST NEAR
BODY ISLAND.
Ninety Passengers Aboard but No Dan.
ger nticipated--SeveraI Wrecking
Tugs Sent to Her Assistance.
NOrfolk Virginian.

A dispatch from Kitty Hawk to the
signal observer here, yesterday morning,
stated that the steamer Hudson, of pier
No. 8, North river, New York, had gone
ashore two miles south of Body Island
North Carolina, at CLIO a. N, with
nnety-six passengers aboard.
The steamer was bound from New
York to New Orleans with a general
cargo Of merchandise. 1t was thought
all day that the steamer would be
lloated at o'clock, on high tide, but
such was not the case, as the sea became
rough.
At 7:20 p m, the following telegram
was sent one Of the steamers owners:
KITTY HAWK, N. O.
J. Ell. Seamon, Pier No. 8, North River,
n. Y:
The steamship j. Il. Hudson, ninety
passengers, lies easy. Captain says,
don't want any assistance. DAILY.
At $50 p. NJ, the following was re-
ceived, giving more detailed particulars
''There was dense fog this morning
and the Hudson lost her bearing The
| captain has confidence he can work her
off. The captain of the Nag's Head life
saving station, Van Buren, Hubbard,
got volunteer crew, went to her and
took the scared ones off. The captain
assured the passengers and his crew
that there was no danger and all except
five remaiEed. The impression is that
she will float on high water at 1 o'clock
The following was sent last night:
CAPTAIN CHARLEY NELSON, STEAMER J j
PEED, Pea ISLAND STATION:
Steamer Hudson ashore two and hal
miles south Nag's Head. Go to he
assistance at once.
II. SEYMOUR,
Manager Merritt Wrecking O..
CAPTAIN W. S. TOoKER, OCRACoK
BEACH, n. c.:
Steamer Hudson ashore two mile
south Nag's Head. Go with Jones.
81. SEYMOUR, Mana ,er.
LATER "A telegram from K tty 'aWl
states that information just +, c9ive
there is that the steamer floated at 6:3C
and went on her way, leaving some Of tn
cabin passengers behind. They go t
their destination by rail.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27
yellow Jack on Board.
tBy the United Press

New YORK, May 26.-Tne steamship
Plato arrived here yesterday from Santos
and Rio Janeiro, and will be detained at
quarantine uatil to-day for disinfection.
Eighteen of the croW were sent to hos
pital at Rio Janeiro on March 9Th, or
the voyage to santos, suffering from
yellow fever: All on board are we'll a
present.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27
A PROHIBITION DECISION
THE ORIGINAL PACKAGE
CISION VIRTUALLY OVER.
RULED.
The Police Authority of the States ;,
Upheld A gainst National Author;,v
The Rights of the States Paramonn,
(By the United Press


Upheld A gainst National Authori,,
The Rights of the States Paramon.,
By the United Press.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 25.-Tb0
United States Supreme Court TO-DAY ran
dered, through Chief Justice Fuller az
opinion on the liquor question which !.
of great Importance to all the States
The importance of the decision is that
it upholds the State authority as against
national authority, and that it settles
beyond all controversy that the police
regulations of a State prohibiting tho
introduction of intoxicating liquors can
be enforced despite the original PACKAGE
decision of the Supreme Court. The
case came up on habeas corpus from
Kansas. Justices Gray, Harlan and
Brewer, while asserting to the general
purport of the opinion, differed in some
minor particulars. The decision is graft.
fying to the prohibitionists. They re-.
gard it as entirely upsetting the oripi-
nal package decision of about two years
ago and sustaining in entirety that the
police powers of tie several States are
to regulate the liquor traffic within their
respective borders.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27
Senator Call REFLECTED.
(By the United Press.)

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May 56,-Senator
Gall was reelected U. S. Senator By the
Legislature in joint session to-day. He
received 81 votes; only 81 members being
present. The anti Call men abSented
themselves from the joint session.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27
A SAD TRAGEDY f.
Caus d by Jealousy and Quarreioo-
casiOned by IT.
IBy the United PressJ

KING TON, n. NJ, 26 "A tragedy was
enacted in this village last Friday nlgns'
James a. Hller, Proprietor Of the Mou0 y
tain Pride Hotel shot and killed W. y.
L. Mason. DR.. Mason was bosrueI S ~
the hotel and his intimacy with ,I.inn Mts.
Hiler was such as to cause young hiio.'
who is of nervous and Jealous temper
ament on hearing the rumor5 oil tne ,n,,
macy to accuse the doctor a quaFlei cd %
sued in which the doctor was sho' "ND
killed.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27
General Lonastreet's Health Fallhs'
CRy the United Press.)

ATHENS, Ga, May 26 General Jas.
B. Longstreet is in very feeble health.
He has been SO i'll for the past few weeks
that he has given up work on his history
of the Confederate War. The book Is
nearly flushed, and will contain mucf
that no history of the var has yet pub
lished
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27
ASHORE con BODY ISLAND.
The Hudson Loses Her Reckoning III
Fog.
(Rv tba ITpi praSS


NORFOLK, Va, May 26 The steamer
Hudson 0 the Cromwell line, which
sailed from New York on Saturday for
New Orleans with ninety six passengers
and cargo of general merchandise,
went ashore two miles south Of Body
Island at 6 O'Clock yesterday morning
during dense fog, the Captain having
lost his reckoning The vessel was lying
in an easy position, and the Captain was
confident that the vessel could be soften
off. Several Of the passengers were
badly frightened, and they were taken
off by the life saving crew. The others
remained on board the vessel. At II
o'clock last night the vessel was floated
and proceeded on her voyage to New
Orleans. The passengers taken eff will
be forwarded to their destination bJ rail.
It is believed that the damage to the
Hudson, il any, is Slight.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27
The Mormon Paper Passes INTO ''en'
Hands.
fBY the Unifed Press.l

IS. SAT- La LAkE saaIC,, NAY = heretofore ere
been the leading expons4t ot tESalss,s
mon church, has passed into Gent.1.
hands. This will, it is believed, termi-
nate the influence of the church Of latter
day saints in Utah politics.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27

Tell your "sisters, your cousins ana
vour aunts," Bradycrotino Will cure
their headache.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27

Don't sieken people ai,h that bad
breath OF yours Take Sim mons Liver
Regulator
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27

Painting the town red means headache
in the morning Simmons Liver Regu-
lator prevents 1t.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-27

- a-saet of lL1ruDar can be put In the kiln
ssT HfHs me. The factory 10 equipped
good y<ymce.sary machinery for carrying
)riacip rlsiness.
hat has firm als) handles metal roofing.
~ rSiir motive power, is one 40 horse pow
Er engine and two boilers, one 100
horse power, and one 90 horse power
This Industry is situated about 4Oo
wards south OF the Railroad, and whiie
Il is doing good business L under
stand that the erection of another lac
tory of this kind is contemplated.
Right across the street from this esIao-
lishment is the Thomasville CHAIR rae,
tory. OF which Mr. d s. Westmoreland
il the originator and proprietor. IL was
established here in 1877 on small scaie'
the work being done altogether by hana !,
making two chairs per day. y,as but and tnd
business has grown and succeeded, ano M
from time TO time the necessary macnin,
ery for turning out the different parts o. o.
the chairs have been added until nc !"
they average chair for every hVe NH
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

NJ Office TO CREDiToRS-EST ATE OF SARAH
" Z. HALVES, deceased; Notice is hereby given
by the undersigned, CHARLES NJ. HALVES, Ad-
1nlnistrator of the estate OF SARAH E. HALVES de-
ceased, TO the creditors of, ana all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within four f4) mouths
ter the first publi ation OF this notice Che said
Administrator at his residence, OF Napa and
Connecticut Streets In the city and county OF San
Francisco, California, the being his place for
the transaction OF the business OF the said In
the city and county OF San Francisco State of Cali
fornia. CHARLES NJ. HALVES, Administrator of
the estate of SARAH E. HAYES deceased. Dated
at San Francisco. January 20, 1897. /. n. THORN,
Attorney for Administrator fa ) 5ts 4 d
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05
PARrSEKsHiP NOTICES.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
/ ing between c. A. HOOPER, GEO. W. HOOPER
and MOSES +. HUBBARD, under the name of the
California Cigar-box Company Is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent Either OF the above parties may
sign In liquidation. (Signed) q. A. HOOPER, GEO.
w HOOPER, N. 7. HUBBARD
San Francisco. Cal Jan. ID. 1891. 1al5 Tn 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05


COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
- 400 ACRES FRUIT AND AGRICULTURAL,
OtOO land In Tehama County at So so per acre.
or will hange for city. Oakland Alameda real
estate. WHITE 765 Market st. fe2 Ats
T,EHAMA CoUNTY-BEST VALLEY AND FOOT
hill lands: with soil and climate adapted to the
growing of raisin and wine grapes prunes, peaches,
pears Almonds oranges and all other citrus fruits
TO perfection: will sell in small or large tracts for
colony purposes at low price and very easy terms.
Fer particulars call on MOORE, FOSTER & CO.,
63i Market St. opp. Palace Hotel fel II
I00O ACRES IN 20-ACRE LOTS; $50 AN
INOO acre years time: all the cash
quired is S24, being the interest every months II
out to fruit the crop will pay for the land in
years. c. II. STREET 3l9 Pine. Room 4no22 tt
4 FEW 2O-ACRE LOTS LEFT IN HoNN'S
~ Great Cooperative Fruit Farm; buy while you
can. c. Ii. STREET, 319 Pine-st.. Room Al, san
Francisco. no22 II
% ACRES, NEAR SAN FRANCISCO, AT 500
~ per acre; $3.50 cash. balance in years, at o
per cent; good for apples, pears or prunes. J. W.
NoRTHUP. 235 kearny st. 1a29 u
ME WILL SELL FARMS ON COLONY TRACT.
W adjoining town in Tehama. on terms to suit
purchasers 29 plats sold railroad depot about mile
from center of property: fullest particulars given
II. FRANCIS CO., 4O5 California ST.. 5 r dell u
f,LEAR LAKELAND NORTHERN RAILwAY-A
" golden opportunity for safe Investment prospec-
tus ready For particulars and applications foF stock
address Bank of Lake Lakeport. Lake Co. cal 70 lo+
40 YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CoUN
~ try, In the prettiest valley OF the State. Apply
TO Napa Land Co., Napa, CAL, Tor list oil proper
ties. se2S u
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

no YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE THE ELEC-
~ trio road win run? Do you want to know the
best location south of the park Do you want t.
know where to buy lots that will increase most
rapidly In value with taxes land Interest to
pay? II call on O. Il. MAYNE ~ CO.. 322 Mont
gomery street. ja1S II
1'SEyNI Nj wElvEKAL SToL.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05
HORSES.

Tor sALE-FAMILY HORSE AND BUGGY
i with 5-week old colt in good order, at a sacri-
fee. Address j. X, Box lis, CALL Branch. fe5 2tf
90 HEAD HORSES, WEIGHING FROM 100 TO
~ 1900 lbs; suitable for all kinds OF worK. 20
Potter ST. off Twelfth. bet. Mission and Market.4 1t
90 HEAD OF wELL-BRED WORK AND DRIV-
~ ing horses; weight 1000 to 400 lbs; young
and well broke l. BARKER. Car Stables cor.
TURK and Steiner SITS las
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
CECoND-HAED WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP
- llli Harrison ST., near seventh. fe3 II
NEARLY NEW FURNITURE EXPRESS WA
~ gon. . Golden Gate ave, basement. jal5
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

G SQ0 WOOD AND COAL YARD FOR SALE:
q COV. best location in the city; kept by present
party 10 Years WHO is owner of property, and will
: maln With You until custom is secured. W. F.
HEAlA, 1904 Market. Its
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

E"I 0AQPARTN ER WANTED IN WHOLESALE
= IOOp. hquorStore with one horse and.wagon;
IN good location; doing good bushes. NJ LESS,
IL Fourth
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05


4 RI SQUARES, So: BRUSSELS, 6Oc LAID
~ 5. w. SHREK, 1924 Stockton st. ialOlm
r. CENTS On INSTALLMENrS WILL BUY
~ carpets; sold elsewhere at 81 ARONbON,
1910 Stockton ST. oc2S emo
1ARPETS-SAlITH'S BRUSSELS, 65c A YARD;
" instailment price elsewhere 81 yard N.
FRIEDMAN q Co. 22S-23O stockton. aud 237 Post.
BRUSSELS SOC, OIL CLOTH 25c, MATING sc.
ID lfnoleum soc. poles 25c, shades 25c, body Brus-
seis 75c; carpets, furniture, etc., easy terms.
NEUMAN BROS, III Sixth st. ocll TT
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to Is cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part Of the city; the Bulletin is the best Oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by pOsta-eaTd or other wise viii receive
prompt attention ofhce 622 Montgomery St
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

GSG0 BAKERY IN GOOD LOCALITY :BAKEs
'NOOV. hsrreis Of -four per day. NJ. LESS. IT
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S1I MINNA = LARGE, SUNNY, FURNISHED
Ofl room; housekeeping; stoyec closets, water:o -
III NINTH-FURNiSHED SUNNY SUITE AND
l. single rooms; light housekeeping Ieo "
N RUSS OFF HOWARD, NEAR SIXTH FUR
lU nished unfurished; housekeeping. fe5 %.
1911 SEVENTH = 2 NICELY FURNISHED
Ola housekeeping rooms: single: IS. 81. us
90 EVERETT NEAR FOURTH-2 FURNISHED
90 rooms for HOUSEKEEPING; also double. IT.
40 JONES = SUNNY FURNISHED HOUSE
no keeping rooms also single ones fe5 It<
10 MINNA-3 ROOMS FURNISHED COMPLETE
10 for Housekeeping. fe5 tie
. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Z housekeeping. Isl Turk St fe5 5t%
1c7 CLEMENTINA, Mr. SIXTH-FURNIsHED
1O rooms for Housekeeping; cheap. 1t@
pIOi MISSION LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR
OIo2 housekeeping; ) 10 per month. IT.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; ALSO
single. 2l3 Mason St. fe5 SO
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HoUsEKEEP-
ing; $l2. lOlS Howard st. fes Ats
10 MOSS, BET. 9TH AND 7TH, OFF HOWARD
IL Nice sunny front and back housekeeping rooms;
gas bath, patent water-closet; rent cheap leo 3t+
I01T HowARD-2 PLEASANT ROOMS AND
IO1t kitehen, suitable for housekeeping. Ieo ~
Q TWELFTH. NEAR MARKET = FURNISHED
Q rooms. single and for housekeeping 1tE
I10O MISSION sunny FRONT ROOM FUR
tUO -nished for housekeeping; $40. Its
cEs) HowARD-A LARGE wELL-FuRNIsHED
OOA room for light housekeeping; cheap. lt*
OOe POLK - LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
900 room; OF kitchen IL desired fe4 1t
- OR NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS COM
Z pete for housekeeping. s2lI4 Post St fe4 2t*
o0S sIXTH-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR GEN
OOO tlemeu; housekeeping rooms. fed 3ts
eco MISSIONS PLEASANT SUNNY HOUSE,
QUO keeping rooms. fe4 2ts
OCuNNECTING ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
Z housekeeping. 9l9ia Mission st. fes ST.
S7o MlNNA-LARGE FURNISHED ROOM FOR
y y light housekeeping fe3 3ts
81 > FoURTH-2 SUNNY ROOMS; FURNISHED
VI = complete for housekeeping; rent cheap 8 st
Gel LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
ID Ii. for housekeeping. 1884 Third ST. fe3 ste
l ARGE PLEASANT SUNNY ROOM ALCovE,
II Kitchen. $l6; also other. aS7 0Farrell St 5ts
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S03UU rooms and bstb ana of H9 20 OF
ON ON Vallejo St, near Jones. G. Il. UMBSEN y CO.
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$500 S c9E ,5 SA Loo, aa AND LgNcHnoUsE
gaia. NJ LESS, : Fourth ST. lie
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$500 Hdh OF 50 si bo9M 5s, AND lot
furnished throughout. q. Ii. UMBSEN & CO., IA
Montgomery st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

GNNn CLEARING 500 PER MONTH: A
SDOOt- trial allowed before buying; oyster
house for sale (no restaurant); handsome place;
on one OF the finest business streets; has a Large
family trade: any run it: extreme sickness
the Causs Of selling; will remain with you until
fully able 10 it and custom assured; has horse
and fancy cart for delivering orders. Apply X.
KENNY. - keaTny 81 fe5 If
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

I HAVE FOR SALE A GOOD CITY ROUTE, IN
! Guiding a good team and wagon, which Is now
paying 5000 per month; the right mau can increase
It to at least 500 more per month. Apply TO
PREM DEEti Asst, l0S Ninth ST fed IT,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

G91SQ NICE BAY-wIN DOW COTTAGE OF 5
Gol ~. rooms and bath and finished basement;
lot % ski Ia on Valley St, Church; mortgage
oil IS D can remain, II desired. q. II. UMBSEN &
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RRlCk-i ARD FOR SALE IN ONE OF THE
- most promising and pros perous towns south of
San Francisco; consisting of 26 lots houses, barn
and All Implements; terms easy. For further par
ticulars address y. L., 1874 Linden ST., Oakland,
IL
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

GS0O PARTNER IN GOOD. LIGHT MANU-
u OOO. featuring business; now on paying basis
aud doing extensive city and country trade; In
veStment fully covered by stock and machinery:
experience necessary. Address NJ. B., Box 100,
CALI Branch Office. fed 4t@
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

G5Eo1 . mice NEW BAY-wINDOW FLATS
3tOcp. of rooms and bath each; high base
hieht Drlck foundations; rents $4l per month: lot
14ASo: on Moss st, near 9Th and Howard e. Il
Y MENEN ~ aiL.t-.. l.a..r-- =
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C.DEO PARTNER WANTED IN CASH OFFICE
- -OO. bus ness; the business is well estab-
iished and making money, but requires the services
Of TWO Interested parties; experience not necessary
no night or sunday work; fine chance for ener-
getic man 10 make 800 month MARTIN 1892
Market fed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

$1,000. S f!ssS B1; e gAE s 9LR ESTAP
$40; bad health cause OF sale. Apply this
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GTSnA FILLMORE ST, NEAR HAIGHT;
~ SoOO. story bay-window house in 2 flats of
and rooms and bath each brick foundations and
all modern improvements; stone walks; $50;
lot 26xsO:6. u Ii. uMBSEN & CO., IA Mont
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q: M EACH-3 LOTS: EACH 26:Sxl14: ON
p'11NO 25th ST., near Diamond; street work
done. Il. ii. UMBSEN Il co, Il Montgomery ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

z VVV' sale IN a me business location; one OF
the best streets in the city. only few doors from
Market 81; established 30 years; is next door to
one Of the largest livery and boarding stables;
doing tne business; reasonable rent; tiue land
reasons for selling Apply X. KENNY, % Kearny
=
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Cocoa bush ST, NEAR BAKER, SUNNY
tpOUOU. size: 2-story house OF 2 fats of aud
rooms and bath each; brick foundation; rents
S52 SO; very cheap. ROBERT j. MERCER, bl3
Cnllfnrnl. -
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Gil 00O FIRST-STREET CORNER CLOSE
u L .VUU. to.Mail Dock; large lot. S0X79, on
grade houses: rents SS9 per month and is fast in
creasinc in value and great bargain. ROBERT
j. MERCER. Bib California ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

FOR MISSION PROPERTY CALL on NC
CkAIIH EROS, Valencia ST.. office open
evenings from toe fel If SuTh
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CIGAR-SToRE IN FINE LOCATION; CHEAP
y rent. 30 Grant ave. fe4 TIA
= GOD RELIABLE MAN WANTED as PART
u ner to fit upa liquor saloon at 1905 Market St
call above address fed 2t%
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G000 LODGING HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS;
u cVOs well furnished; on the most desirable
part OF O'Farre!l St; fine roomerS; clears $50 per
month with family rooms included. Apply X
KENNY, - Kearny st. II
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&QSO0 2 COTTAGES OF 3 ROOMS EACH
" CCVO. and house in fats of rooms each;
total rents 500; lot 25:9X120; Ellis st, near
Willow ave, near Laguua; 2 fronta.es. e. H. UhiB-
sen i CO., II Montgomery st.
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7 1QUoR STORE; DOING A GOOD BUSINESS,
- with horse and wagon; cheap. Address L. S.
Box l2S, CALL Branch ONCE fel SIS
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NO MISTAKE HERE-HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS
~ and bgth; Church St, nr. 2Sth; 39xl00. Nc
CRAIrH EROS, Valencia ST.. Office open even
ings from to 9. fel II sum
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TsEyNI Nj wEIvEKAL sroL.
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&D10H AN ACTUAL PICKUP; LOT 25xl25:
S'- 1OO- on Guerrero ST., near 26th: street
WORK compete. G. II. UMfSEsN a CO., IA Montgom-
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- ward and invest in Lakeview lots. fel st
ELECTRICITY IS CENTS WILL TAKE You
r. home
Property south of the PARK has never had the ad-
vantage of any kind OF improvements and prices
have always been far below those of sny other city
not so well located; the most favored spots in all
cities, the properties most sought after and the
grandest homes to be found around aud near
the parks; II crowded back by the business proper
ties park properties still near enough to the
beach to afford an uuobstructed marine view; how
many have overlooked this fact; how many have In
vested aud still Inclined to invest their money
in property which could not, under the most favor
able circumstances, increase in value onefourth
rapidly as this most desirable part of San Fran
cisao-what will soon be one OF the oyeiieSt spots
on earth; the grandest, most beautiful park of
which any great city can boast gradual incline OF
more than five miles to the ocean beach affords
unobstructed marine view; select a lot where YOU
may south OF the uark lots which can be had for
$l75 easy instaIlments and he far mere deSra-
Bile than many which are being sold for $1,000 and
$1,000; small outlay will improve this property,
and good sewerage Is assured the electric road for
which we have franchise brings this property
within easy of the city passengers VIII be
carried from the beach IN about the same time 1t
tax es from Goth ST. Valencia to the business part
OF the eity 1t is not the parties who wait who VIII
get good homes and profit by these improvements
and Increase in values buy now; there is no local
ity on the Pacific Coast more deserving and which
has been more favored by nature than this small
tract south of the park and none that has
been more favored By the most substantial and
most modern improvements--a locality which. at
the most, can accommodate only about 10000 peo-
pie, each one OF whom will be able to claim to be
living In the finest residence part of the city; max
Ing as we are, all OF the improvements In this part
OF the city feel Justified In stating that we are
better prepared to advise with parties who antci-
pate investing In this locality than those who have
given the matter less attention: we therefore Invite
you, one and all, to call and u.s. consult our maps
and see the exact line OF our road G. T. MAYNE
a Co. 322 Montgomery ST., Headquarters Tor Park
Lots. ja25 II
SO0O LOTS SOUTH OF PARK, Mr.. BoULE-
DAOO. ward and electric cable; $25 cash down;
SO monthly. NJ r. CRAM, 62S Market st. FEB ~
CToL wEIvEKAL Nj TsEvNI.