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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-10
MORAL faint.
All Have More or Less of It-Give All q
Chance


HOWARD LITERARY FR1ENDs-Some time
ego l noticed few remarks on the page
on charity. They were good; too mucn
cannot be said on that subject think
few words on benevolence would be in
order now. Webster defines benevolence
as "a disposition to be good" The oppor-
tunities for practicing the principles of
benevolence are equally as many as those
for the exemplification OF charity. From
the time when the first man was driven
from the garden of Eden because of in
gratitude to the power that moulded his
being the posterity of Adam and Eve
have shown disposition to occasionally
wander from the path of moral upright
ness.
BY virtue OF this original sin no one can
even hope to attain to such a high degree
of moral perfection as to be absolutely
separated from the influence OF tempta-
ton. During all the ages that have made
up the history of time now slumbering in
the grave of the past, in every condition
of life which has marked the latitude of
civilization, the brightest intellects in TO
whose nostrils God ever breathed the
breath of life have yielded to the willy SER
pent of temptation and sunk deep into
ruin and disgrace. The natural tendency
of mankind is to supplement mans mis-
fortune with the kind of personal censure
that strikes the heart, and stands to battle
every hope or wish on the part of the
fallen to retrieve himself.
Condemnation is often heaped upon a
man because someone else who happens
to be in the same line of genealogy hap
pens to do wrong. Every man should be
held responsible for his own acts alone,
and not to be subjected to the stake of
personal martyrdom to expiate the wicked
ness of his kindred. Heredity and en-
vironment constitute the moral anvil upon
which the destiny of every human life is
shaped, and the unfortunate persons who
receive neither of these moral lega-
cies through the requests of their
ancestry are compelled to make
a lifetime struggle against the
stream of popular suspicion. In such in
stances the principles of benevolence may
be judiciously brought into requisition
and whenever we are called upon to pass
judgment on characters of this kind let us
lay aside the cloak OF popular preiudlce
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Danville, ILL.,, June 5.
OPPOSED TO TOBACCO CHEWING.
"Muriei" Puts Her Seal One of tn
Fiithiest Habits of Men.

"Muriel" Puts Her Seal on One of the
Fiithiest Habits of Men.
DEAR HOWARD FRIENDs-Where are
you all? Even Beatrice" and Evelyn"
are staying away, when it would be music
sweet to hear them chatter as of old.
Like Geraldine" have been waiting
for all the rest to write, though / have
made several attempts at saying my say,
each time tossing the unfortunate missiye
into the flames. Once | thought to tell
Hamlet how many faults were excusa-
BILE in a young man. But lol when Just
in the midst Of an eloquent speech my at
tention was suddenly drawn to group
of individuals who call themselves
gentlemen, standing in full view
OF my window, and prominent
among them our home minister
chewing tobacco and splitting like mad.
Hamlet" / came near telling you then
and there of one fault that never can or
will excuse. Now | am truly glad that
letter was never finished, for methinks
brother Hamlet" is queer fellow he
neither approves nor contradicts the MANY
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and the fool are both influenced by super
stition, and, perhaps, It's we'll the all
wise Creator implanted that principle in
the heart of man. We are apt to make
light of the conceits, customs and beliefs
of past ages and think that we have
reached the acme of perfection in wisdom
and science. Will not the future centur-
les obscure our brightness and Its
inhabitants look back and won
der how we existed. and smile
at our quaint beliefs and conceited
vanities. 1t is best that the future is
yelled from our eyes. for we learn too fast
as it is and become egotistical.
And now, while | am saying gu revoir
to the ladies, let me whisper that volume
of Howard" superstitions would make
interesting reading. Who will contribute
the first chapter? i will furnish the sec
ond. While bowling myself out OF your
enchanted presence l will smile a wei
come to Cora V" and invite any one
who thinks letter-writing instructive or
pleasant pastime to write to
May MAscoT."
Box %, Bloomingsburg, Ind.
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answers to his questions. How are we to
know when we have said the right thing?
He might at least say guess again"
What has become of our poetical
friends, 'Melancthon Sinclair" and
Farmer Boy" also "Adalia." "Silver
BelP' and our southern friend, LOU?
Howard" do you think those auto cards
will keep forever? hs! hal Now, am go
ing TO get rid of them.
Heart Who will exchange autos with
"Muriel?" "H o. NJ" letter addressed
70 NJ, Box III. Vanlue, o., will reach me.
If you would like some more papers just
say so. have kept all with the excep-
ton OF two or three Numbers ever since
we have had our home with The SENTI-
MEL. Edith Bell" have / sent dues for
1891? If not will do so at once.
Vanlue, o., June 6. "MURIEL-"
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REoOMMEN DATIONs.

From A. r. Spoford Librarian of Congress: The
novelty of the plan exhibiting by graphic diagrams
a complete synchrOno.ogy OF American political
history is carried out with admirable ingenuity,
and the work may fairly he termed BreviaEy OF
American Politics"
From Hon. S 5. Cox: "Ony one work is COM
parable with 1.-THE Statistical Atlas' by the Gov
ernment-and to say this IS high eulOgy."
From Benson J. LOSING. LII D., Historian: 81
cannot conceive a more ingenious cOntrivaace Tor
giving such picture in clearest outline and admir-
able proportions, of political civil aud financial
history. Like concayo mirror, II reflects 10 sim
gle focus epit0me OF the essential clements of
progress Of the nation from It's infancy 10 It's pres
emit period of maturity"
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Vornre of LII

Voyage of Life.
See the young with youths ambition,
Entering the fields oflife.
Some with hearts in deep oontrition,
Fighting their way through toll and stfifs.
6stan's nets Of sin and folly
Are about their young life set.
Enticing them his ways TO follow,
Seeking their young hearts to get
Letsuch answer IN a chorus.
Our destiny is sealed,
Our savior has gone before Us
To cline that's not revealed
We are watching and waiting
In a land Of sin and death
For our absent Lord to take Us
To our place Of sweetest rest
We will ever keep passing forward.
For to each are talents given,
With the inspiring watchwood onward
Striving to obtain q rest in heaven
Faithful hearts viii fail old Satan
And his strong holds level low;
Those with faith that can't be shaken
viii be by grace brought safely through.
Then the warfare win be over
Aud the victory shall be won.
We shall reign with Christ forever
In our grand eternal home.
Dayton, No., June 4 l''coMxr''
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The VALLEY of silenc..

'"0S "a d
! walked down the Valley Of Silence,
Down the dim, voiceless valley alone,
And heard not the fall of the footsteps
Around me, save Gods and my own;
And the hush of my heart was as holy
As hovers where Angels have flown.
Long ago was weary of voices
Whose music, my heart could not wini
Long ago was weary OF voices
That fretted my soul with thoir din;
Long ago was weary Of places
Where met but the mortal, or sin.
wsifed through the world with the worldly.
crsved what the world never gave;
And said: ain the world each ideal
That shines like star on lifcs wave
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WHAT AGENTS ARE DOING.

Received the 10 maps this afternoon; sold be.
fore supper"
"Sold Il maps yesterday; viii send you large or.
der next Saturday"
Have canvassed for years. never saw anything 70
equal this map"
az sold six maps in one hour; everybody wants
one"
''Send IS maps az once; want this entire county"
81 have canvassed one half day; took Is orders
81 sold 65 maps in four days; expect TO sell 100
next week"
took orders from the circular"
Enclosed find draft for 10 maps; send 81 once az
they promised Saturday"
Finest map earth; sold IS the hrst day"
"S0d my sample AZ express Office for $500 and
took six orders. Send 3 maps at once"
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and give such persons an opportunity to
rise, if possible, to the zenith of moral
and social excellence. ''Hoosier Bob" and
"Leah Daphne" your letters were good.
What has become of Iowa Blush" aud
other Iowa members? JASPER"
Prairie City, Ia, Nav %, 1891.
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There. brightly sparkling glass
From which unseen seTpents pass,
As with Turing smile il tips
To the motion OF the lips,
And they sting and craze the soul
Over which they gain control,
Til il sinks in bitter woe
Deep as mortals here may go!
Lover Of the joys OF time
Wouldst thou live q life sublinef
With the good and true Of earth
Wouldst thou grow in moral WORTH
And when times last sheaf is bound
would'st thou with the great be crowned?
Then resolve to shun the glass
From which unseen serpents pass.
In the hopeful days of youth,
In the prime Of life, forsooth,
OR when thou art crowned with years,
With q heart oppressed with fears,
wouldst thou step from times last wsvei
Down into n drunkard's grave2
If thou woUldst not sink 80 low,
Shun the glass that lures TO voc.
Why persist to drain the bowl
Which to ruin lures the soul,
Which from honor's shining way
Leade;h down from day TO day.
Why not heed a warning voice,
And with hopes OF heaven rejoice?
Why not through thy earthly stay
Always choose life's better way?
Facing Fste's most stern decree,
UDconcerned no one can be
Az TO where his footsteps tend
How and where this life will end
None can be too circumspect,
None too we'll their lives direct,
For times sea will soon be crossed.
Heavenly bliss be gained or lost.
Others who have gone before
Lived with golden hopes IA store.
Hopes like thine, unswsyed by fear
OF dread foe lurking near,
Yet the glass that doth enslavs
Lured them to a drunksrd's grave;
And canst thou in safety pass
Life's foe lurking in the glass;
cad, Ind, June 6. wv. W. sTookwELL-
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1T ALSO GIVES IN BRIEF:

The History OF the U. S. Government by
Congresses.
The History OF the L. 6. by Administrations.
An Analysis of the Federal Government.
Issues of all Political Parties.
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IL found on the shores Of the real,
And sleeps like dream in a grave"

II found on the shores OF the real.
And sleeps like dream in a grave"
And still pinned for the perfect,
And still found the false-With true
sought mid the human, for heaven,
But caught mere glimpse of it's blue;
And wept when the clouds Of the mortal
Yelled even that glimpse from my view.
And toiled on. heart tired Of the human
And moaned mid the thu masses Of men,
Till knelt long ago at an altar
And heard a voice call me-since then
I've walked down the valley Of silence
That lies far beyond mortal ken.
Do you ask what I found in the valley7
'Tis my trysting place with the divinei
I fell at the feet of the Holy,
And about me voice said, "Be minem
And there rose from the depths of my spirit
An echo, my heart shall be thine"
Do you ask how live IN tho va,lsy7
I seek. believe and pray;
And my tears are as sweet as the devdroPs
That fall on the roses In May:
And my prayer like perfume from the censor
Ascendeth to God, night and day.
In the hush Of the Valley Of Silence
dream all the songs that sing,
And the music floats down the dim valley
Till each finds q ward for a wing
That to men like the doves Of the deIUes
The message Of peace they may bring.
But far on the deep there are pillows
That never shall break on the beAohi
And never heard sound In the silence
That never shall float into speech;
And have heard dreams in the valley
Too lofty for language 70 reach.
And have seen thoughts IN the valley
All mel how my spirit was stirred;
They had holy wells on their faces,
Their footsteps could scarcely be heardI
They pass through the valley like virginh
Too pure for the touch Of the world.
Do you ask me the place Of the valley.
Ys hearts that are narrowed by earef
It lieth near, between mountains
And God and His angels are there,
One is the mount Understanding"
The other, the bright mountain Prayers
Canon City, Col, Junef. l"EvEReHEx.
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The History Of all Political Parties In this
Country.
The Popular and Electoral Vote for each
Candidate.
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The s.rpentine GIaes.

Box %, Bloomingsburg, Ind.
The morning call., 1891-01-28
PROPos AIS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
L once OF Purchasing ana Depot Comnis-a AIRY,
SO New Montgomery street, san Francisco, Ca
January IT. 1891. Sealed proposals In duplicate,
subject to the usual conditions. Will be received at
this ONCE until ~ O'Clock NJ Friday, January 80,
1891 at which time and place they viii be opened
in presence OF bidders for furnishing and deliv
cry the followingnamed subsistence supplies:
Bacon fish, corn meal. peas, rice. roasted coffee,
teas. yeast powder, apricOts, apples clam broth
cheese, chocolate cigars clans, corn, crackers.
-four, ham, lime juice, mackerel oat meal olive oil,
berry sauce sapolio, sugar soups, syrup. crash
cling, cracked wheat acid cltrc, ammonia, apricots
(dried and evaporatedl. barley, beef (dried and
ness, beef Smokedl, backing capers, catsups
ron, cinnamon, avorng extracts figs, canned fruits,
preserved ginger horSeradlsh, Jams jellies lambs
tongues. marina ladies', canned meats. minoc meat,
okra oysters, pigs feet, plum pudding. preserves,
raisins, housekeeping machine, sage. sauces,
sausages, salt celery, spices, canned vegetables,
packing boxes, packing bags aud hoop iron Proposals
VIII not be considered unless accompanied by sam
pies OF articles bid for. The Government reserves
the right to reject any all proposals Preference
viii be given to articles of domestic production or
manufacture, conditions OF quality and price tin-
GLIDING IN the price II foreign productions or manu-
facture the duty thereon) being equal Bllnn pro,
posais and full Information as to the qult!, y,
stores, character of packages, etc, VIII DC
application to this Office Envelopes cohe',iiius
proposals should be marked Proposais tnI
Supplies. to be opened january ~ 1881 si
addressed to the undersigned G. A. NoOphoff
Captain and c. s., U. s. Army. laI9 ~ 20 ~ AZ
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&I10D SALOON FOR SALE; DOING TINS
u LON' largest business 1T the Putrero ia the
vicinity OF the Union Iron Works; is wen fitted; has
furnished rooms upstairs: can nave boarders if
party wishes; long lease viii be given; this is sure
Apply h htNNA, - Hearty st. ia26 IF
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SI0.h0O

Gl0 600 GEARY ST., Mr.. STEINER;
.p ~ .cOO. very elegant ana modern house of
rooms bath. laundry and latest coHveniences;
rooms choicely frescoed and papered nice lawn:
street. 1al4 Weir IT
The morning call., 1891-01-28

ptNG MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL IN
i goOd-payIng business: to-day; rare chance cal
langton ST. bet. seventh ana Eighth. of Howard
u. 4.
The morning call., 1891-01-28

S.lQ OOD MARKET ST, y. SIDE NEAR
~ o.VOU. Castro, 2 fats OF and s rooms aud
double frontage BoyEE, roy & co, IL Mont
goneTy st.
The morning call., 1891-01-28

GEEO GkOCERY-STORE FOR SALE, WITH
54>OcO. nice car; family rooms; low rent;
well stOCEed is fine corner; best OF reasons for
selling; this stand is established for 20 years.
Apply X. KESN - Kearny ST. ia26 If
The morning call., 1891-01-28

600 PAPER ROUTE FOR SALE: ON
1OO'. one OF the most prominent morning
papers route is located in the very center OF the
eiiy, ihciuding within its boundaries some OF our
very pest hotels; only requires hours WORK each
morning; clears $50 per month; this viii rot inter
trie WIN other business that you may be engaged
u; , weeks trial allowed. Apply X. KENNY ~
hGs.flgl ST.
The morning call., 1891-01-28

( 'l6AE-SToRE; ROOM ATTACHED; CLEARS
-. 80 month; must be sold account OF another
. .'-asl4eas ~ EDDY. iopg
The morning call., 1891-01-28

G0ll0 OAK ST, SUNNY SIDE NEAR FILL
rooms and bath each; elegant maEteis electric
bells and modern improvements throughout;
S65 per month BoYkE, TOY * CO., ~ Mont
at tS2
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III ARNESS-SHoP FOR SALEM CLOYERDALE,
saIdlerS, + D Market 81 taos n
The morning call., 1891-01-28

CIGAR STORE CLEARING 500 A MONTH;
\ cheap rent. 30 Second ST laos as
The morning call., 1891-01-28

{ ,otFEE SALOON AND RESTAURANT. l
y large room; cheap rent; frst-cass ioration ana
LT ~ must be sold on account Of nl-heaIth AID.
~ -op meal lister st. Ira
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Gil S00 HAiGHr ST. NEAR STEINER; 2
~ IL .OOO. almost new bay-window flats OF
ana rooms and bath each; elegant tiaiug and lat
est improvements throughout; rents 81 50 per
month. BoNEE, TOY a CO.. 10 Montgomery 81.
The morning call., 1891-01-28

GJ7S RESTAURANT NEAR MARKET ST;
- / y. receipts $50 per day; No ! paying stand
GuL.NER q Co. 80 Kearuy 81. It,
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COCOA PRICE REDUCED-TEHAMA ST.
,poOOp. bet. sth and Sth; S-story house used as
boarding house; rents under lease at $40 per month";
examine this AS it pays big interest. B0VEE roy
~ CO., 10 Montgomery st. ialS SuWe u
The morning call., 1891-01-28

GD.Jln PARTNER WANTED 40 ASSIST
c'--CO. IL looking after the counter, cash and
A-red help in fHe sccOud-claSs hotel in this civ:
Gearing over $500 per month over all expenses is
on 4 prominent corner; established 30 years; has
Al extensive trade from all over the coast: las 100
rooms; .hne bar and dining-rOOm, etc: well fur
nIehed throughout; does average cash trade Of
S4UeU Per month $3.50 Ger day in bar alone): Gus
iof is OF the most respectable class; one OF the
present owners IS leaving the city: the remaining
partner thoroughly understands the business and
NlLteach incoming partner everything necessary.
II requires Two partners 10 this business prom
cry: iull inyes ttSation allowed. Apply X
Kenny, y hearny street. ta25 If
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GI0 Sln 4TH ST, NEAR BRANNAN; =
u ~. CUU. story house OF store and rooms
below and upper FIAT above rents $50 per month;
OF 24NlO0. BOVEE, TOY & CO., 10 Montgomery
The morning call., 1891-01-28

G1EO GROCERY AND BAR; FINE LOCA-
y ~. ton; best part city; good corner; fun
stock; excellent trade: rent cheap; with room; an
Unusual bargain; must be sold; make offer. GEO.
STEW ART. IS kearny 1t
The morning call., 1891-01-28

1D-RooM FLAT; NICELY FURNISHED; FULL
~ roomers sickness cause selling; bargain II sold
before February LIST. 1l9 Fifth St. cor. Minus first
The morning call., 1891-01-28

GSAGl PARK BLOCK, S. OF PARK. NEAR
IOOVO. old road; also $4,000 blockin third
row, which seems cheap as present values go; also
for $4,000 in second tier aud several others at
lesser and higher prices also tier OF choice lots at
$500 lot; also a corner street, consisting OF
II tots. for $4,000. l. STRASSBURGER d CO.,
3261, Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-01-28

Gf000 MTNNA ST, BET Sd AND 4TH-2-
POOOO. story and basement house. divided into
Mats; renting for S66 per month; lot 25X75 pays
l per cent per month. BONEE, TOY * CO., 10
Montgomery ST.
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FURNITURE FOR SAFE.

G700 CORNER HOUSE: NEW: Is ROOMS:
- wv W ell lighted, sunny all occupied: all on
! Moor; must be sold on account OF departure sos
Branuan St, cor. Fourth. 1a22 IT'S
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G.O-O PARTNER WANTED TO-DAY; MANU-
,C-OO. featuring business; employs TO hands:
IS Only suitable for man willing work, keep plain
accounts, mems time and make himself generally
useful; clears S75 per month to each with splendid
prospect fer large increase; business easily learned
night Sunday work; fun stock material, tools,
etc; is bargain for active, steady, industrious
man. Apply GEO. STEW ART, 1855 Kearny ST. II
The morning call., 1891-01-28

q E0n CALIFORNIA, NEAR DUPONT
.oOO: Fine bay-window improvements /;
Sg5o0-Post ST., near Hyde; fats rent $S7 so; lot
sSS00-Rent S92; Leavenworth near Broad
way; new fats and rear house: 25xi3T 81
$5TCo-o'Farreli, near Pierce; bay-window 7
rooms and bath; lot 25xlOO
$i50U-Natoina, near lth: double house G rooms
each rent S44 lot 25xSO
SS9oO-J ebama ST., 4th; street acc en- ted: old
Improvements; rent S42: lot S25xSO.
So@oo-Broderick, near Geary; new house; 7
2streets. 1870
graded: 5Oxl0o:3.
Point Lobos ave, n. side, near 9th: 5OxIUO
Point Lob0s ave, y. side. near lOth; 5OxlOO
10Th ave, near Point LObos 5Oxl2O; easy terms
fun blocks OF outside land.
l.. OESTERREICHER, 5u3 Callforn Ia st % SuWtf
The morning call., 1891-01-28

GIln0 PART CASH; FINE LODGING-HOUS
" tOOV. for sale; l4O rooms; is upon one of the
best business in the city; furniture is really
worth 5000; sickness OF owner is the reason for
selling; this house is of the best patronZed in
the city. and is clearing from $500 TO $500 per
month Anply K. kENNN. % kearnH ST. ia26 Il
The morning call., 1891-01-28

$1,000 9 bass ST. l SE 5S4i 9S!a aos 5snqg
examine this as ii is cheap. BoYEE, TOY u CO.,
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$1,000 T6R sf BaT s SaHsa VI AMp
bath, etc; lot ~ :6xa5. with L % :6x65 BOVEE,
TOY a CO., 10 Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-01-28

CLIO Sno y. or PARK Il ST: AND l4TH
ID - .OOO. ave; corner; 225X24O; making
~ lots, including corners. 1. STEASSBURGER d
CO., 326Ja Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-01-28

DARE CHANCE; A BUSINESS PAYING RIGHT
II along profit Of more than 500 a month for sale
pseparatOry TO leaving the city. 32I1a Turk st.
basement. Call 8tO g A NJ ia27 3t~
The morning call., 1891-01-28

Cocoa PARK BLOCK, s. or PARK: FRONT
,NoOOO. ing Immediately on waterfront at the
beach, OF the great highway and projected drive
way :. OF park: this block Is indeed IN the most
valued locaIty OF that district. and II all these
blocks good purchases, then this VIII be the
Mon ST
The morning call., 1891-01-28

X OK SALE, HALF INTERESTlN GOOp PAVING
: 14roerShop 1919 Dupont St iags SrS
The morning call., 1891-01-28

C.Jn SQ0 GoUGR-ST RESIDENCE, Mr..
- 1U.ObU. Bush; lot so IT. frontage, and neat
9room house in tptop order: this Is In very cen
trial and choice location the lot alone in that par
ticuiar locality is worth very asking price for
all. ]. STRASSbURGER ~ CO., 3261a Montgom'y.
The morning call., 1891-01-28

CHEAP BUILDING LOTS IN THE WESTERN
~ Addition; 2bx l27 1914 n. side Sacramento close
to Central ave-; also lot On Walnut near Sacra-
,nento; ready FOR building; street work all done;
rev steps from cabie-cars: very low for one week
only. II. GAMBS. SlS Montgomery ST. ia25 2tSuWe
The morning call., 1891-01-28

SIT 600 %AcRS2SST kESDH 81 rd Tmds
bath, etc. all The latest conveniences. Apply to
O'FAhRELL a LANG, II Montgomery.
The morning call., 1891-01-28

q lOl PER FRONT FOOT WILL PURCHASE
Y iVO any sized building lot that Is desired on
Ashbury Heights, and we have only more left at
oVO per 25-foot lot; this locality is rapidly build
ing up. and those desiring a residence lot should
look at these before purchasing elsewhere Apply
The morning call., 1891-01-28

Gcs)SGn FOLSOM-ST. BUILDING LOT NEAR
D-COO. 19th; lot 25x 90 and ready for build
lngi can be bought with half ash, balance per
cent Der aiinnn. AD.lY To OFARRE,II- - t-ASCl,
il Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-01-28

G7n0A RESIDENCE OF $ ROOMS BATH:
" wv ali modern improvements; 10th ST.
near Guerrero; can be bought easy terms one
third cash; lot 25NIl4 Apply 10 O,FARRTi,f, x
LANG II Montgomery St
The morning call., 1891-01-28

$4,000 0,EAKKELL ST. MEAE LEAyE VEN
lines and only minutes walk from Kearny and
Market sts.; house contains rooms and bath: lot
25X90: be sold. Apply to O'FARRELL AZ
LANG, IL Montgomery St