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Evening journal., 1891-01-12
The Torn to be Zen Years.

John w. Aydon, superintendent of the
nre alarm and police telegraph systems,
has bill to present to the Legislature,
providing that the superintendent be
appointed by the governor for a ten year
term at $l 600 year. The bill has been
endorsed by many citizens.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

II is astonishing how anxious the
Gould Huntingdon steamship SUBSIDY
stealers are TO restore the shipping in
dnstry. That is, it would be astonish-
ing il one could forget that the Pacific
Mail Line, OF which they are the owners,
will obtain an annual bonus Of $500, 600
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

GOVERNOR HILL sent his regrets to
She honse-warming Of the new Demo-
cratic club ia New York, where 1t was
en- pected that he and Cleveland would
meet. Mr.. Cleveland evidently had no
reason for avoiding meeting At which
Governor Hill was expected for he vas
there early and stayed late.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

AN engine Of an elevated road in New
York, for the second time in the history
of elevated roads, TOOK q leap into the
street below on Sunday. Engineer Metz
was badly injured, but fortunately no one
else was hurt The elevated roads have
been singularly free frcm fatal accidents,
considering the millions Of people they
transport daily.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

THE news from Ireland OF two days
ago is now denied, and the Irish cause Is
An a worse muddle than ever. Parnell
made a speech in Limerick on Saturday
which. while not so forcible as former
speeches, indicates that he is still hard
and skiliful fighter, lacking ths old dash
and daring, but none OF the courage of
his better days
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

THE Gordon of troops is drawing
rloser about the hostile Indians; the FIRST
thine we know somebody will be hurt
The Indians are ugly controversialists
when within ride range and behind o
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

WILNINGToN AND NORTHERN RAIL.
w ROAD COMPANY Time table In
effect November l6. 1890
Trains. leave Wilmington French street
station for b n o junction, Monichanin.
GUyencourt, Granogue, CossRrt, Chadd's
Eord Junction, ,Pocopson, West Chester.
hmhreey1lle, Mortonville, goatesville,
Waynesburg Junction. Springfield, Joanna,
Birdsboro, Reading and inter mediate stations,
daily. except Sunday. % a N; 80 m.
sunday only, 8Os a m and for Sdringfield
and intermediate ST. ti0ns at 4 . D. IN.
For & .. Junction; Montchanin; Guyen-
ccurti Granogue; COssart; Chadd's ord june
tion: F.ocopson. Embreeville; Mortonville;
Soatesvi!le; Waynesburg Junctioa; Spring.
nsd and intermediate stations, daily except
SUNDAY, at O0p. M
For 3. ard o. Junction, Monchanin, Gren-
ogue, Cossart, Chadusford Junction, Pocopson
and IN ntermediate stations, daily ~ 400 D. IN.
For = a. .. junction, Newbridge; Hagley;
M)ntchantn and intermediate stations; daily
except Saturday aud Sunday 8 IL p. m; Sat
urday only 10 Is y. m.
For b. 8 o. Junction; Newbridge; Hagley
and Intermediate stations, Saturday only,
5.l1 p. m.
Trains arrive at Wilmington, (Frenoh
street station, from Reading; Birdsboro;
Joanna; Springfield; Y aynesburg junction;
Coatesviile; Mortonville; Emhreeyille; West
Chester; POcopson; Chadd's Ford Junction;
IOssart; Granogue; Guyencourts MOntchanfns
Is. y .. Junction and intermediate stations,
daily, except Sunday, II SO m Q 40 p m.
From Springfield, waynesburg Junction
CoatesVills, MOrtOnVllles EmhEeeVllle. Pos
oopson, ,Chadd's Ford Junction i.ossaart, Gran
Junction and intermediate stations. daily,
45a m. From Montchanin, b. q O.Junction
and intermediate iations, daily except sun
day, 42a m. Saturday only,l SPIN
From Hagley, Newbridge, b. & .. Junction,
and intermediate stations, daily except Sun
day, ~ m; Saturday only, I 50 D m, 7.40
a. G. MCCAUsLAND, Superintendent.
BOWNkSS BRIGGS. Gen'l Pass Agent
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WHAT a miserable saGm and humbug
fhis theory OF protection Of the AmeIi-
can workingman" Isl There we're no
more ardent. disinterested and vociferous
protectors than the linen collar crowd
who succeeded in obtaining a fifty per
cent tariff duty from the McKinleyites
for the better protection Of American
workingmen. The linen collar and cufl
manufacturers Of Troy and Lansing
burgh, n T., have Just met 10 advocate
reduction Of 10 per cent. in wages.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

THE Georgetown Journal cannot com
plsin with much justice that the Sen
ators spend a great deal Of time on the
divorce cases which they grant.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

TIE sage on the odessa Eersld re-
marks:
The -.sw tariff law does rot ada cent
60 the cost Of any article OF American
manufacture; Il can only add 10 the
price Of certain imported goods.
That is blooming idiocy. How can the
prices Of glassware, cutlery, pearl but
& ons and iron be maintsinea a. present
G4uresY What caused the rise in tibl
Speculation Well. what caused the
specuiatiopf
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

does IL take thirty hours for the same
letter to travel from the Office to Adams
street? x.
The EVENING JOURNAL in speaking Of
the Urited States Senators from Della
ware says: She has one big man and
one little one. You are right for once
Senator Higgins has been al honor to the
state and has made himself big while
Senator Gray has been a discredit 70 the
state ard has made himself little -
Sussex Republican If it were not for
the fact that the Sussex Republican Is
too small potato TO mash, the EVENING
JOURNAL might feel constrained TO make
q reply.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

Mr.. GLADSTONE must be disgusted
with the Irish question for he has turned
his atteation to an essay on Revelation,
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

Nicholas R, Johnso q and George Hor-
rington, Of Mispilic.n hundred, have an
itching palm for the state funds and would
fain be state treas nrtr.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

The familiar face of Slnecure Bach is
aEain seen on our streets
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

Possibly the last buyers Of
Clothing may smile the smile
OF patience at the earlier buy-
ers this season. The now
corners have charms denied
the earlier ones, for the dulcet
strains Of pruned prices will
fall on the listening ears of
visitors to. day.
Aged or in6rm Clothing
has no asylum here. We keep
movement in it. The Clothing
store is gay with low prices.
The Mention of the hour:
11en'S CZOthlng-
Kersey Overcoats at s16 that went
ont in battalions at $50, s99, and
$22 go
storm listers at SIS. 50tha5 were $40.
at $40 that were S12 ana S13 so
at $l2 that We're sl5, $16. so, S1S
The sizes of Black Cheviot and
Thibet Suits ore broken. That's
why some that were sl5 to $25 are
now $40.
BoyS Cz0thlne-
Kersey overcoats, IA to 1s wear
sizes, at $40 from 1850; 8 to 13
year sizes, at &6 so from $40. and
50 90 from rs 80.
Market street front east of main aisle.
FuYS-
A fresh lot of Bear Tim.
mings every day. There's
nothing that for so little money
will give newness and style to
a behind the.times Coat or
Wrap like bit of this rich.
deep, fluffy Fur. Marten, or
Lynx, or Raccoon, or Angora
i you prefer. They're all here
in the choicest qualities.
Capes by the calt.load, and
every wanted kind of a Fur
garment without stint.
Cabes-
Finest Alaska Capes, $50 to S75.
Storm Martin Capes, S75.
Martin Capes, $50 to $35.
Beaver Capes, $50 to $35.
Monkey oapss, $ls to Ss7.
Mu6S-
Martin Nuns, SO to $40.
Monkey Muffs. $4. SIS and So.
French Seal Muffs SO and $4.
Hare Muffs, 81 and 50.
Half a dozen Seal Jackets,
perfect shapes, from the finest
Skins, $I3o to SI4o, each
price untouched by the Lon
don advance.
Second hoor, Chestnut street front
Linens
Pointing to an item or so at
a time is about ali we can find
space for. But one thing sam
pies the lot as we'll as as a hun
dred. Pure Linen IN larger
quantities, letter qualities, and
at httlsr prizes fhan Iou'H
fnd anIaUhere else is what we
aim at.
90-inch Linen Sheeting. 7Jc a yard
Made ia the honest, old fashioned
way by ths people who know how
to do it right. 24 yards wide
Samples sent.
A French Sheeting, finished without
dressing, 81 yard
80 inch Irish Sheeting, full bleach,
81 yard.
Southwest Of centre.
Ohm WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

The Republican managers should buy
the county tax Office a. Seventh aud
Market streets, take IL TO the Worlds
Fair, aud have it placed alongside Libby
Prison
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

State Auditor James H. Bo zee Of sus
sex county is a candidate for re election
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wANAMAKFR,s


PHILADELPHIA, Monday Jan. II 1891
1he aCeatheS to-day as hkeSy
TO be clear.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

Benjamin G. Cubbage Of West Dover
hundred would like to mcceed Uncle
Joe" Burchenal as Protb Jnotary Of Kent
county.
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& ORIs
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November ls 1870.
TRAINS LEAVE DELLA WAKE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND,
Express trains.
NEW YORK. week dava, s21a, Hlo. rs
~ ,t,s ,6 4 M ~ ~ '2 %. IS 50. = BY n.
sew y YORK y Sundays, y it, q 10 m. '12le
BOSTON, ,45 5e. pm. daily, with puiln an buffet
sleeping cars running through to Baeton " tn
out chhnge via Poughkeepsts bridge, lant ing
passengers in B. s. NJ. station. Boston'
PHILADELPHIA. weeR oays - IL 6Oe
ga 70, y %, ., . a, . %, 3 so 10 90,
e !. g 45, q 81, g. - n ~ he 6o9 s 70 ~
PdhlddA "a -DEELPHLA, Z svnoses, y ID. & Is y ID.
O54 10 SO, t5 a., As. = 36 66, = Ii, 10 % b.
CHESTER, week days. sta ooo e45 .71o.
m, 90 @2 s5, 5t5, 40 SEQ IS Sc. 645 s7'%.
CHEsTER, Sundays, AIS GAS riO, 10,
o. II ~ q. NJ; loo, ssl5 2O5 10 52l, '5.52,
8 IS t;.36. 05 +e11 40 Up. n
;. Atlantic y City, week days, z 70 m, ~ ls.
WEST BOUhD
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. "A 50
~; : y - = .lo55 g. m; IL ~ Y 10 25o % %.
BALTIMORE and Way Stations, Z 30 m,
s. p m. daily. v,n.
deipba R9IT9Es Bvs0S s0a P5iaeps st1d Goth daily MIA
NEXy zisISt K, a 59. 20, .s 45, 40 35 m,
~ ~ 81, s5 06, 80 Is 81. Is o., IL 10 daily.
PlITSBUR6, g 45 a. m, r6.05 y. IA. L ally.
CHICAGO IS 45 a. m, rs 56 p. m, both
utllSs
CINCINNATI AND sr. LOUIS, sl2 10 p m.
and IS o. p. m. both daily.
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATIONS Z 20 a m
%. 4Oand 10 ,. m, daily.
LANDENRERG ACCOMMODATIONS, week
days, %, 10 35, q. m. 2f5 and 5 o. d n. ~ n
DAYS % a. m. and u8 y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION
For Philadelphia week dayn, 64le90, %53J
3 20 - SS II 80. m,;l2 g. Is. s.55. 10 p m.
SUNDAYS. 20 a m; II 80, s.. O0p. N.
FOR Baltimore. week days. 6.d5, Q 80 Is 20,
10 30. III IS a. m, 4S, IS o. D. M Sundays.
$40 M.
Baltimore and principal stations on Phils-
delphia Division, 10 30 a. m.s daily, except
Sundsy.
For Landenberg and way stations, wes k
days, 8 SO, 10 30, a. m; As, 90 ? m. Sun
days. Q 25 a m; 8 90 D m.
Chicago, te;20 m. daily, except Sunday;
. 90 p m. lily.
Pittsburg, % 90 N daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, 4u.35, 8. M, daily
except Sunday
LY. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMIG GTON
Weekdays. a "a. sos 6i5. 73i SIS 40 90,
1905, al 35 a. M. IL 90 noon. Il 40 Il so So o.
43l 4 5, +5 l5 $50. g 05, $50, 2 8a 10, 0l0,
-uaasy, '4.2l sis. *s15. s3a 1000. 1905
~ 35a M, y %. noon. 5. k00 A 81, 35 1905,
Bg' 2 32, 10, 10 10 and II 30 p. IN.
Telephone, No 1913.
Rates to Western Pointa lower than via any
other line. g. o. SCULL Gen.l Pass Agent.
j. r. ODhbL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

1t Is thought by many that Wilbur H.
Butnite Of FELTON, and John d. Burton of
Dover are the two strongest men In the
fight for the state treasurership. Mr.
Burnite was chairman Of what "a com
monty known IS the unit Rule" con
vention Of Kent county two years ago.
and his impsrtiality at that time made
many friends for him. John d. Burton
is life long Democrat, who hes beon
closely identified with the interests of
Mr., Wolcott and his friends. and is con-
sidered by those who know him Rs one Of
the best politicians in Kent county.
H. d Griffin, principal Of Delaware
City public schools, is making a strong
fight for the superintendency of free
schools in New Castle county. He was
In this city Saturday canvasslng for
names to be placed upon his petition
There are now thr' 9 candidates In the
held-Griiiin, Bessey and young Raub Of
Newark. Each Is making strong fight
Tor the place. Mr. BesseY, who is the
present incumbent, seems to be confident
that Governor Reynolds will select him
on account of his experience and the
general fitness OF things. Knowing
ones say. however, that the fight reallv
Is between Griffin and Raub.
Scene at the P. o. stamp window Sat
urday night Citizen 10 clerk--.How
Is II this letter is stamped with the re.
ceiying stamp twice with different
datesf"
Clerk--"well, II was missed. II cana
IN here aud was stamped, and then got
mixed with the outgoing mail and sent
1 away npain Ia day ~ rauna hail, Il .-.-
only delayed few days"
Cisizen-"Well, / suppose it cant be
helped" He retires.
Query-lf a letter from Boston can
reach Wilmington in ninsteen hours, why
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

The Republicans at Dover, members Of
the Legislature hocked by themselves
this week 1t may be little lonesoms
for time, but they will get used to it,
Newark Ledger.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

The six Republican members elect Of
the Levy Court Of New Castle county
will take their seats the first Tuesday in
February, IT,. Well, Five Commits
sioners bill, for instance.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

Robert J. Reynolds viii be insugurated
governor of Delaware on January Goth
A man Of sound judgment practical and
honest in all his convictions, we shall
have an impartial administration -
Delaware CITY News
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To any one securing us FIVE sub
scribers TO the Republican for one yesr,
we will send a copy OF the paper free
The order must ia all casos be accom-
panied by the money. Sussex Republi-
can This is generally considered a gag
TO scare canvassers of.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

The retrenebment canvass be-un Il
Howard 6 Maloney of Dover, for the
clerkship Of the House of Representa-
uves OF Dover, seems TO be contagious
A Sussex county man, who would be
state treasurer issues the following card
Editor Sussex Journal am an appli-
cant for state treasurer, and as reducing
the emoluments Of the several Offices
seem to be the order OF the dsy, / will
accept said position and give ample
surety, for 81, 1000 per year.
Respectfully yours,
ELIJAH CAREY.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

Senator Pilling recently said "Well.
was only beaten by one vote ia my fight
for the speakerehip Of the Senate. He
seems to felicitate himt elf upon the fact
that there were no boilers from the de-
cree Of the Republican Senatorial eau
Gus.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

James Lord Of Frederick, Kent county,
has been an applicant for sergeant AZ.
arms Of the Senate for eighteen years S.
He is one Of Senator John w. Halls
tTusiy workers, and this fact led him to
surposs that this yesr he had reached
the goal But Phillips o. Sussex county
got the plum and Mr.. Lord discovered
that 'he was not In It," He Is not dis.
couraged and says he will blossom forth
as a car dldate in 1892.
Evening journal., 1891-01-12

It hss been asserted that Senator Zig
gins has made application to the Beard Of
Control OF the Worlds Fair for space to
exhibit the Democratic assessment laws
and political methods now In use in Della.
ware. II is further asserted that Ma
haffy and Hersey will be FURNISHED for
the occasion Hersey will explain the
evil effects of the laws and methods upon
Republicans in Delaware. and Mahafy
viii cues all those who see and yet do
not believe.
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FINANCIAL.

OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third st.. San
FRANCISCO; l Will send by return mali the cash; IL
amount Is not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ oSS kearny st. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, watches: low interest. oc4tt
INTERVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 10 cents per week. delivered by carrier any
part OF the city: the Bulletin is tue BEST Oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postai-cafd otherwise will receive
prompt attention. Once G22 Montgomery s..
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" L "ANI iVUH MONEf'
MUST HAVE IT. ARE REACHING OUT TO
TAKE 1T.
AND OFFER IN RETURN;

Choicest lots south Of park; 81 % monthly
Cream of Sunnysi lots: SO monthly.
Fine lots near Mission road: SO monthly.
$45OU-Income property; VIII pay IL per cent;
cable lines.
S275-Beautlful lots Bernal Heights, with su-
perb view of city and bay: worth SS75.
Sl1oO-4 choice lots. Gift Map I; worth $500.
S1650-ll lots, Gift Map .; a bargain.
$i5U-Ior a handsome lot 4OxlO on electric
road.
- lots in Gift Map 4; an offer wanted
S2350-S lots on electric road and Farragut ave.;
adjoining lots selling at $3.50 each
Ss5 each-ls Level lots in the Abbey Homestead;
will be worth 800 each in 3 months.
500 eacn-4 beautiful lots Oh electric road Abbey
Homestead
62S Market ST jy26 SuruTh
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DENTISTS.

VANDERBILT DENTAL PARLoRs-
able fees; work guaranteed. 6u3 Monts'y av. 81;
ls4I POLK STREET
Painless extraction. ivI" In .
CIT A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED -
ID good as can be made Milling 81. Dti. SIN Ms,
dentist $50 Market ST.. next Baldwin Theater.o clt
DR. REA. e23 MARKET, EXT. TEETH soc
~ with gas ST. filings low; open evenings. N.Y. Z
CT SET: REPAIRING 81: FILLING 81 ;EXt'G
70 painless, soc. DR.. ca. PERRY. Mason. mo ii
fNoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION, SOS MARKET
~ ST. (Pnelan Buiiding). positively extract teeth
without pain with Cotton Gas -: also perform all
operations in dentistry. DIR. ChAS.M. DEChER.7 II
Ii NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARrICLESIN
them stating that the insane as iuns are full OF
people who took gas only once for painless tooth
traction and went crazy My secret painless method
Is wonderful. by It's use any dental operation nay
be done painlessy. viii forfeit 500 for any tooth
thar i cannot extract without sleep gas. even
though dozen dentists have failed to extract it
All operations done better than elsewh ere. since
have first prizes for beautiful Filings, pate
and crown work. There are 8 Leek dentists Oaice
open Till $3.50 p NJ. sundays till =. Dr.
GEORGE w. LEX, Ofarreii st. oe9 tt
DR.A LUDLuM HILL. l4is MARKET ST, NEAR
arc made; old plates made over ilse nov; ueesh
from 80 per set; extracting soc; gas given. At
l'koomE DENTAL ASSOCIATION T5s MARKET
y ST. bet Third and Fourth; gas specialists. au17
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING Ar
~ lowest prices: work warranted DR. J. W.
hEf, o4l Market ST. opp. Baldwin aus u
DR c. II. WILSON. DENTISTl 925 MARKET
y SC. 1et flIth and SIXTH. OPP MasDn leIosl
CLASSIFIED Advertisements ContausI on tas
Sixth Pace.
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n L. ORR q CO.'S
REAL EST ATE OFFICE,
lip Montgomery St, Occidental Hotel Block.

UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
S2Oo-35th ave- bet. q and SITS; cash.
T225-BerkShire St, 25Xl 100
S25O-22d ave, bet. M and SITS.
$25O-27th ave; l block from electric road
S30O-44th ave. mr.. ST. terms easy
sSS5U-I ST.. bet. Both and 3lst ayes; cash.
$j5O-S5th ave, nr. ST.: terms easy.
$3I5-COr 3eth ave. and ST.; terms easy.
S4OO-3lst ave, nr. Is st; cash
S4T5-I St. mr. 47th terms easy.
S55O-llth ave, bet. NJ and sts.; terms easy
$550-l3th ave, bet. ana sts.; terms easy.
$550-23d ave, mr.. st.
S6o0-l0th ave, bet. and sts.: terms easy.
$3.50 St, nr. 25th ave: $40 month
$65O-lSth ave, n. OF California ST.
S65O-A ST, bet 18th and Goth ayes; terms easy
S75O-2Oth ave. nr. California ST. cash.
S90O-k ST., bet. llth aud 18th ayes terms easy.
$95O-sth ave-. mr. ST.; terms easy.
&lOOO-COr. goth and Stanyan SITS: terms easy.
S1l5u-Cor cath ave. and ST.. $40 month.
$780, ST.. mr.. 9th ave. terms to SUIT.
$l4OO-FaciBg l7th and Cor5ett road; 25xl04.
Sl50O-9 lots on San Bruno road and Peterson.
$2150-COr. Elizabeth and Diamond SIS: 50xl0 CO.
CITY residence AID country property for sale or
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BARGAINS.
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS
~ BARGAINS.
"a beautiful lots the sunny slope OF the Po-
trero hill grand view; 10 drifting sand; within a
Few minutes walk OF the City Hall, Union Ir on
WORKS, facihc Roliing-mils. ami right in the CEN
Ter OF the manufacturing district; don't delay but
Duy before tho boom, which is sure to come; as
lots sold In less than months; lots are surveyed
and fenced; prices $500 and upward; terms easy:
HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
GOSn ONLY $50 CASH, BALANCE MONTH";
U-cO. ly Instruments OF $40: II SD! en- did level
lots In the Excelsior Homestead; only 8 blocks
from Mission st. and close electric road; lots
in the adjoining blocks being sold for $500 to
500 MoAfEE, BALDWIN IL HAMMOND 10
Montgomery st.
SI40O BARGAIN: PRICE REDUCED TO
Market; lot 2oISO; will take one-fourth cash bal
ance TO suit purchaser. MCAFEE, BALDWIN 81
HAMMoND, 10 Montgomery st. 1y26 SuTuTh st
SHBURY HEIGHTS
n SI5o0-For sale. that elegant row OF houses lust
completed on the f. side of Masonic ave- one block
lors large sunny dlning-room. four chambers, fin
ished basement, plate and art glass windows cleo
tric bells and gas lighting: extra largo yard: the
cheapest houses IN the city; make your own terms
For particulars inquire premises jy2S SuTTuh II
GLOON 5-RooM COTTAGE IN BERKELEY:
etp AOO. minutes walk to station: Sl2 month
$25O0-6 rooms. Dwight way; $25 month";
SiNI Do each-10 lots, LoriD; % month.
$4Oo and up-In Mckee Tract. Send for MAPS
CALDWELL BROS IL Montgomery st. my25 II
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
~ lions taken at CALL Branch Offices, 603 Larkin
st., 33e Hayes St and 25lS Mission st.; open tin
$3.50 NJ. =
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C-S-S-S-$-S
% MEREDITH y HENDRY.
634 MARKET 81, OPP. THE PALACE
ARE YOU PAYING RENT? COME AND SEE
II us; select your lot and viii build yOu a
house; all you need is $500 cash and small monthly
payments. MEREDITH Il HEADRY. % SGruTh
NOW Is YOUR lime To GET CHEAP LOTS BE
lots ia Block 997 for 500; lots in adjoining block
are selling for $3.50 MEREDITH q HENDRY. SIT
G100O FINE RICHMOND LOT. As :9xl37:6
ID WV. on y. line OF ST.. bet. 18th and l4th
ayes; in shape TO build on. FOSTER, BENCHLEY
a N0ODSON. ga Market 81.
QdoSO 18TH ST. NEAR MARKET-sT
" How. cable; lot 25xl14; elegant modern >
POSTER, BENCHLEY a wooDSoH. 634 Market.
q oTO0 CLIPPER ST. BET SANCHEZ AND
VI - w. Noe; lot 81 6N114; new modern cot
tage OF rooms and bath; easy installments,
FOSTER, BENCHLEY WooDSoN, 634 Market.
$1,000 VALLEY ST. BET. DOUGLASS AND
e 1OOO. Ellen; lot 5cXll4; grade; grand
View. FoSTER' GENCHLEY d MOoDSoN, 634
Market St
GQ00 LOT 5Oxl25; ON GRADED STREET:
- JUO. located in business center at Ocean View
Station on s. Z. X. r., and within few feet OF
electric road (now laid on San Jose FoS-
TER. BENCHLkY & wOOpSoN 634 Market st.
GIS0 EACH-LoTs 25xlOO: ONLY MIN
- lCO utes' walk from Electric X. X. line; in
Lake View Tract. FOSTER. BENCHLEY & WOOD
son, 634 Market ST.
I ARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE LOTS NORTH
j. and south Of g. G. Park. FOSTER. BENCHLEY
MooDSON, 634 Market st. jy26 81 SuTurh
McAFEE BALDWIN q HAMMOND
h 10 Montgomery St
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