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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

he tackled the Peoples party. and from
start to finish he handled it without gloves
and at the same time did it fairly. logically
and in the best possible spirit. He
didn't talk on the subject for the
purpose of deliberately hurting the feel
ings of any individual member Of the
party. He discussed the merits of the
party from a standpoint of facts, and
while he did not utter an Objectionable
word, yet he literally tore the party to
pieces. He said it aimed at the life and
existence of the Republican party only
and challenged any one to show him where
the party put up and voted for any iegis-
iator or any other important office in
Democratic state. He referred to their
claim or pretense to monepoiize
the purity and virtue of the
American people and quoted instances
where corruption existed il high
places in their own party; notably in the
cases Of the editor of the National Econo-
mist and the president of the Alliance
who was whitewashed at Ocala for the
good of the order. He showed where the
ernment should own the whisky OF the
party in Ohio was ahead of the party
in Kansas by declaring that the gov
country and sell it to the people at actual
cost, and absolutely crushed the sub-treas
ury idea and the naturalization OF the
land by facts and figures which cannot be
contradicted or answered. He showed
where all their ideas tend toward giving
a snap to those who have something al
ready and leaving the actually destitute
fellows as bad off as before. He showed
the irstobject of the Alliance TO be to help
out those who were IN debt, then when it
was found that more additions were needed
the sub-treasury scheme and money loan
ing scheme were introduced to catch the
agricultural producers and the owners of
land. He said that no man of any great
reputation as a statesman or economist
was in the third party and that the con-
trolling spirits in it were men who are I'M
able to manage the financial results of a
forty-acre farm.
He concluded with a magnificent
tribute to the policy of the Republican
party and said that, by reason particularly
of its building up and fostering the tariff
system, wages of workingmen have been
gradually increased, while the price Of
products had correspondingly decreased
Altogether it was a wonderfully strong
and intelligent speech, and everybody who
heard it was well pleased at it and con
ceded it TO be a master effort.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
KIowA's MUNICIPAL TROUBLES.
The MayOress is Reques;ed to Resign by the
Opponents OF Prohibition.

Opponents OF Prohibition.
a Kiowa gentleman was in the city yes
terday an reported that that city was in
dulging in its annual fall excitement.
Mrs. Dr. Paxton is the mayor or may
Dress of that lively city, which the poets
of the boom days nick-named the Lilly of
the Medicine Valley. Mrs. Paxton was
elected last spring by a good round ma
jority and she Immediately commenced
her duties by declaring war on king al
cohol The people of Kiowa gaped in as
tonishment and wondered, for no one ever
before attacked the saloon interests of
Kiowa but one, and he was thrown in
lake one cold night and left to swim
ashore the best way be could. Her effort
WAS successful for the time being and
drink Of the ardent could be found no
where except in drug stores for about
two weeks. At the end of that time en-
forcing the prohibitory law became monot-
inous and the saloons gradually opened up
again. They have been running recently
in full blast and one of the main saloon
keepers was killed. Mrs. Paxton thought
it was time to commence again and accord
ingly she employed extra officers to enforce
the law. Excitement followed and law
yer was employed and in his Investigations
he found that Mrs. Paxton was operating
without an ordinance, the original ordi-
nance controlling the liquor traffic having
been repealed
Now the citizens have taken a hand in
the matter and have presented petition,
which is signed by a majority of the citi-
zens, to Mrs Paxton asking her to resign.
Some live times are expected.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
SENATOR PLUMB SPEAKS.
A CLEAN AID INNTELLIGENT DIS
CUSSION OF NATIONAL POLITICS.

The Distinguished Senator Deals One OF
His Characteristic Sledge-Hammer
Blows to the Opponents Of Repub-
lican Policy, Republican Prin-
ciples and Republican Pat-i-
otism-An Immense Au-
dience Greets the
Great Kansas Com
moner at the
Crawford.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
CHILDREN's HOME BUILDING REPORT
To the Editor of the Eagle.

To the Editor OF the Eagle
Please tell the friends of the Children's
Home that work progresses upon the new
building and we hope they will continue
to send in funds, so that we may be en-
abled to serve our Thanksgiving turkey
and raise our thankful praise notes in our
permanent home. Also, ask the following
donors to accept our warmest gratitude
for assistance the past month and a half:
Mr.. A. Basley, two doors and bath tub;
Messrs. C. H & F. A. Williams, donation
on bill, Sc: Mr.. w P. Lutes, donation OF
work, IS: Mr.. j. c. Williams, 81;
friends, IS cents; Mrs. William A.
James, 81; post office box
III; Mrs. J. Ganley, p cents; gentlemen,
45 cents; Mr. G. K. Ayers, 81; Mrs. Bur
rell, 81; little girl, Scents; Mrs. Mclean,
10 cents; little girl, cents; Mrs. Smith, 10
cents; another Mrs. Smith. 10 cents; Mr., j.
r Holiday, so cents; Mr.. L. T. Nsftzger,
81; Mrs. David Winters, S.; Master Guy
Wheeler, -; Mrs Dennison, p cents;
Baby Esther" "25 cents; Mrs. Fred Waller,
81: DR.. Mathews. Mrs Il. Pittenger, Mrs.
Howard Blair, Miss Alice Goldberg, Miss
Jennie Hammond, Rev. j. w. Love, DR..
Mary Gage Day, each 81; Fred Aver, 80
cents: Busy Bees" First Baptist church,
81. .35: a friend. 50: W. Emily Z. Runyon, ,;
Mrs. W. W. Hays, 90 cents; Summit Lawn
sunday school, l brick book, s. 50; Mrs.
Peters 26 cents; Miss Julia Hanover, 80
cents. In behalf Of the Board,
Mrs. E j. FOSTER, President,
SIS Waco avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

First Presbyterian church. Kav David
Winters. Iaat0r-Preaching A. u a I'm.
aud a. 10 . N ~ Rev Eohsrt Li9delL
SUNDAY school AZ 80 a. m T. r. s. Z. =
meets 10 the church ~ SIS Ia the evening.
You are tcoriiaiiy iaTred % al q tbsss
services.
Dodxs Avenue r. r church. corner
Pine and Dodge EFsug~-Sg gBdaT @chrol
~ 80 a m GiEss nesting - f9zs9 q. n.
Preaching ~ II a n. and - ,. "a.
Flrxt Uuitariaa charch Pe~riess hal,
coruer F8rat zud lSain stresfs. Euxsnrs E.
Slippeu- m4nIstsr-7unday 8chsgl - ges
a ~ Regular serFics ~ li o'eiosE
specisi evening mr~fIng sanday. ~. IfEh
a. 9 o'cloc<- 1hird ssa1ve-ssrY - srrsai-
zstion. Addrssses and s1-cast rnus1c. 1ha
public IL cordially inv I'd - attssd
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
Y. N. c a. NOTES

The opening reception arranged for the
day the s0th.
Members and others desiring 10 enter
the educational classes in English, debat-
ing and public speaking. vocal music and
mechanical drawing are reminded TO call
and register
Mr.. George :. Fisher. ststs secretary
will conduct the mems gcsgei meeting to
morrow afternoon IL the y. n c. a
building.
Fred g. Mstchils, one o. The travelling
SECRETARIES OF the state COMMITTEES was il
the city yesterday, working up \ deiega-
ton to tas state ccnveaiion, which VIII
convene A. Parsons on the 2ISt Inst
A. fes~-n- $3.50 ,-a-~.-.s.- -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Those not attending ths revival services
a. the Em2orla avenue ~ l. church are
missing rare treats. Rev. J. r. IrEia, Of
Belle Plaiae, preached al eloquent snd
powerful sermon last night to delighted
audience Of people. Many said. 1T Is good
to be here" Rsv. d. Mccormick will
preach tonight Come and worship with
Us You will be welcome
c y &AsBAUx, Pastos.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

sacrament OF tho Lords Supper viii he
dispensed. Morning sermon A. II; sab
bath school az 10 n m. y r. = G. r. at
G.30 y. m Evening services az Z. so Junier
&. +. on Thursday al 40 y. m aad con
gregatiOnal prayer meeting At 80 Rev.
James A. Lawrence. pastor. An ara
welcome.
Lutheran-Services 10 Crawford Grand
opera house at II a. m. and 40 20 p. NJ
Sunday school ~ 10 a. n. n A. Lowe.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Frank K Gillespie formerly assistant
secretary of the Wichita Board Of Trade
was secretary Of the late national irriga-
tion congress at Salt Lake City. A mum
Der Of western Kansas men figured prom
inently IN the convection.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

John c. Hyde of Sedgwick city has re-
ceiYed pension OF $500 per month. Mr.
Hyde is an old veteran and IS deserving Of
the recompensation, for his health which
was permanently impaired while in the
service OF his country
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

For young girls gospel meeting Sunday
afternoon al O'Clock al Plymouth Con
gregational church, led by Mrs Griffin as
sisted by other delegates All girls under
fifteen cordially invited
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Hon. \. 4. Glenn is in Washington city
on pens on business. In letter to a
friend he states that his business so far
has been satisfactory. He reports busi-
ness dull at the capital.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

The new tine table for the electric car
lines give general satisfaction, the Topeka
avenue line excepted. The service on this
line is not as frequent as that for South
Main or for the West Side, while the
travel exceeds either IL not both. College
Hill is given the same service as Is given
the stock yards and packing houses
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Colonel Redmond aud wife left yester-
day over the Santa Fe for Colorado
Springs where the colonel and his wife
Will spend some weeks on a visit.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Mrs. Fred Rusa entertained small
company of friends on Thursday evening
in honor OF Aliss Agnes Fiu!sy, who l.
visiting here, the guest OF Mre Rush.
The evening was an exceedingly pleasant
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Henry Gawthrop of Sturgis Mich, is in
the city aud called at the EAGLE Mr. q.
has taken the EAGLE for thirteen years
and cannot be without it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Mr.. W. D. Murdock of the Santa Fe re-
turned yesterday from an official trip to
Hutchinson and Harper. lie reports busi-
pess in both OF these cities brisk.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

The beautiful new edifice of the Central
Christian church people is nearly com
pleted and will soon be ready to hold
services in.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Mr.. George Mathews, a well known old
soldier has been notified that he was
granted pension of S12 per month.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Miss Myrtle Bigelow, sister of Mrs.
Charles Beal, arrived yesterday from
Pueblo. Colorado, TO assist in Professor
Beals Academy this season.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Willard Boone, the handsome young at
torney of this city left for St. Louis over
the Missouri Pacific yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

A party OF young men were out sere-
nSding last night. but met with an acci-
dent before the evenings pleasures were at
an end
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

T. W Eckart, editor of the Arkansas
City Traveller, accompanied by his wife
spent the day in the city yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Rev. NuSbaum o. the Emporia Avenue
NJ. T. church Is holding me- tings every
evening this week. The services viii con
tinue the same throughout next week.
The meetings are very interesting each
eYrniur
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Yesterday was the quietest day in the
city in two weeks. Friday is about the
poorest business day of the week as a rule
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

All women are invited to the gospel
meeting held at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon at four o'clock.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10


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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Mrs. Gleason arrived yesterday from
Illinois 10 visit ksr ia1zhteE Mrs. Dillon.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
coyvExrToS xoTE

The west side Presbyterian church. TIE
Mayfoxsr Congregational church sad TIE
EmporIa Avenue BsPt!st church puIp.ts
", 5e sapPliea bg delegates c. sunday
uorHiag-
Sunday r-so-Esng platform service
will be held n the FIRST Methodist churca
Short talks will be made by some Os tie
visiting delegates
a LAxxe ehoxEs trcla A19Iz tie dele
The morning call., 1891-01-27
WAGONS AND CANEIAGEs.
DENTISTS.

DR. THOMAS L. HILL ODD flsLLo VS. BUILD
~ ing; office honrs, to5. ap24 cod
THE ROAD TO WEALTH GOES RIGHT
i through Lakeview. las n
The morning call., 1891-01-27

Z. y 40 COR. 2lST AND EUREKA; LOT so
- OIOO. x97 %. fine view: street work done on
both streets; there are now in course OF erection
about 10 bulldogs in this block, which IS bound to
enhance the value Of property Immediately also W
have the NV. cor. OF Diamond and 2lst sts, 5Ox
81 IS, at $3.50. q. ii. UMBSES & CO., Ii Mont
nm
The morning call., 1891-01-27

SLICAE a iOlE Ot 1OOh ONN BEfOhE II
- is too late.
Only of the 80 left of those handsome cottages
in Comerford's block the park.
These are the most complete and convenient
cottages built in the city: parties looking for
home wOnld do well TO these before locating
elsewhere; this properly Is but block from the
ever identifying Golden late Park.
With uuobStruCted marine view; Is your
chance to secure home In locality that will
double In value In a few years.
Terms made to suit purchaser; also 2 splendid
corner lots In the block
Take McAllister-street to terminus and you
are at the buildings. Apply on premises any day
from TO l. d. M. COMERFORD. jal5 u
IA HY PAY RENT? FOR SALE IN MONTHLY
w instruments, equal to rent, new cottages:
rooms aud bath: 7-foOt basements; lots 25xl25;
iron gates and ratings: patent sidewalks: wooden
manteis and mirrors, and all the latest best i'm
proVements; In good neighborhood. ~ block from
the cable cars: also have just completed an ee-
CANT 2story house, rooms and bath, which must
be seen to tie appreciated; terms to suit For par
tculars apply to owner and builder. LOUIS LAND
Lkk, 22Sbs Montgomery ST. DELI II
no YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE THE ELEC-
IL trio road VIII run? DO You want to know the
best location south OF the park? DO you want to
know wnerc To buy lots that will increase most
rapidly In value with no taxes iand interest to
pay? lf SO call on G. Il. MAYNE q CO., 322 Mont
gomery street. jalS If
The morning call., 1891-01-27

GI200 OFFER WANTED: MUST SELL AT
- OpO. once the best cigar and tobacco store
q ever offered on Market St. really worth $500 /
F. u BARNARD, has Market St It's
The morning call., 1891-01-27
LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-GROCERY AND BAR AND TIRE
living rooms. az 422 Natnma ST. ja2l IT.
The morning call., 1891-01-27

CQSO CORNER: l07 :6xlOO: ON CABLE-CAR
u cOO. line; the coming high-toue resident pUr-
ton of the city; only $3.50 cash: balance Install
Ineuts- +. a. DOLAN & CO.. ESQ AIarke 25sututh
The morning call., 1891-01-27

| G-t1n EACH $40 MONTHLY PAYMENTS:
! u 1OO lots 25Xl4U located block from
| Golden Gate PARK; also located between proposed
cable lines; Investment in above lot will pay so
| per cent per annum for the five years. 4. A.
! HON1 a CO. 634 Market ST. ja25 SuTuTh
The morning call., 1891-01-27

S6250 31 NEAF Da5 6ou;
Of rooms and bath; lot 40x1l4. 6. II. UMBsEN
4 CO. ID Montgomery st
The morning call., 1891-01-27

Il tENlS WILL TAKE YOU
II 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 envy other city
not so well located; the most favored spots in all
cIlles, the properties most sought after and the
grandest homes are to be found around aud
the parks; II crowded back by the business proper
Ties. our park properties still enough the
beach TO AFFORD an unobstructed marine view; how
many have overlooked this fact; how many have Ia
vested and are sill Inclined to invest their money
IN property which could not, under the most favor
abie circumstances, increase in value onefOurth AS
rapidly as this most desirable part of San Fran
cisao-what will soon be one of the loyeest spots
on earth; the grandest, most beautiful park of
which any great city can beast; gradual incline OF
more than hYe miles to the ocean beach affords an
unoDstructed marine view; select q lot where you
may, south OF the park, lots which can be had for
Sl7o Oh easy installments and be far more desira-
bic than many which are being sold for 3 500 aud
SzOoo; small outlay will improve this property
which we have a franchise brings this property
within easy access of the city; passengers will be
carried from the beach in about the same time II
kes from 10th St Valencia to the business part
get good homes and profit by these improvements
and increase In value: buy now; there is no local
Ivy on the racine Coast more deserving and which
mas Oeen more favored by nature than this small
tract south OF the park and none that ever has
been more favored by the most substantial and
most modern improvements-a locality which, at
tne most, can accommodate only about 10000 peo-
PIE, each one OF whom Will he able to claim to be
living In the finest residence part of the city, max
ing as we are, all OF the this part
or the city we feel justified In stating that
better prepared to advise with parties who antci-
pate investing In this locality than those who have
given the matter less attention; therefore invite
you. one and all, to call and us consult our maps
ana see the exact line of our road C. T. MAYNE
a CO., 1922 Montgomery ST Headouarters for PARK
Lots. ia25 If
The morning call., 1891-01-27

G1nn NET-BAKERY AND CANDY-SToRE; 3
QIOO furnished rooms. 525 Sixth ST. 1a25 St%
4 OOD-PAYING. NELL-ESTABLISHED MEAT
- market for sale cheap. Address e. Box 40,
CALL branch Once. ia24 7ts
The morning call., 1891-01-27
SEWING MACHINES.

CEwING MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE
- paired. w. b. HIGGINS. 1904 Market st. jal5 If
A LII KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES TO RENT;
~ 81 per month. 1888 Market st. 1aI0 I'm
The morning call., 1891-01-27
BOARDING AND ROOMS.

1900 HOWARD = PLEASANT FURNISHED
JOZA rooms; good table board; terms reasona-
bic; references. ja2l Ste
IQi VAN NE>S AvE.-NEw HOUSE, SUNNY
Ja rooms. with frst-class board, for or gentle
men; as 10 $3j. ial0 I'm
The morning call., 1891-01-27

cfQ0 SALOON AND BoARDING-HoUSE
CALI. Branch once. ia1b III.
The morning call., 1891-01-27

SALoON FOR SALE . wELL-FURNISHED
- rooms, with plano and pool; must he sold ac-
count leaving city. 63S Sacramento ST. ja26 it,
The morning call., 1891-01-27

SS(ltlO 18TH ST. NEAR GUERRERO; 9
NO. ". new flats and rooms and bath: lot
Non, 90; ieiltS $50 Apply to p. c. MOLLoY, 1873
The morning call., 1891-01-27

S70O CORNER HOUSE: NEW; 10 ROOMS:
y iOU- wei lighted, sunny ali occupied; all on
! floor: must be sold on account OF departure. sos
Branuan St, cor. Fourth Ja22 It's
q ROOMS; ALL RENTED: FURNITURE AL
- most new; viii sell at bargain; $500; agent.
22S Turk St la2l IT.
The morning call., 1891-01-27

byron MAUZY. AGENT sOHMER, CHASE
u Bros, Newly a Evans. 308 Post ST. my22 tt
THE PATH OF PROSPERITY RUNS THROUGH
i LakeYieW. ia2h
The morning call., 1891-01-27

GfS0n CORNER ON FILLMORE ST., ONLY
,DUOOO. block from the Halght-st. cable road :
substantial 2-story bay-windOw house in store and
rooms below and upper part of Is rooms and bath /;
brick foundations and all modern improvements;
rents $50; mortgage OF $500 can remain IL de-
sired; lot 24NSl:3. u. Ii. UMBSEN & CO. IA
Montgomery 81
The morning call., 1891-01-27
sPIRITU ALIsaI.

A RRIVED-MRS. DIR. A. Dis HOWE OF NEW
n York; is only natural born trance medium IN
the world; is seventh daughter, born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift OF second sight;
this she will prove: every hidden mystery revealed;
entire life in dead trance gives name
in full, also your future husband wife: In bust
ness lawsuits, marriages. divorces, deaths, uniting
the separated removing evil Influences, restoring
lost love she has no equal and wishes 1t distinctly
understood that she advertises nothing but what she
do: all VINO in trouble inytted to call anu De
convinced; $4,000 challenge 10 any medium who
can excel her. Parors, 1920 Market ST. opp. 7th
MRS. A. SAYLOR-DISEASES OF LADIES AND
lN children cured by hypn0tism332N aLomaz2 10
The morning call., 1891-01-27

gUOO Valencia and the P 3nTH S Teseaee
He1 10 o ana good 7-room cottage Mission warm
oom,o no losS Apply to T. c. MoLLOY. 1873 Mont
The morning call., 1891-01-27

SUOU II rooms and stable AND Soo 5A Ioc WIh
HoIIg good business; cheap rent: good opportunity
bargain. NJ. LESS II Fourth st It's
The morning call., 1891-01-27

CHEAP-IF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE HAND.
" some residence lot on the Mob HIM of the West
ern Addition. fronting Lafayette Park, surrounded
by beautiful residences cheaper than lots are sold
far away out TO the west of ii, go and this
choice lot, 50xl37:6 IT., on Sacramento St, bet.
Cough and Octavia, aud make your offer for It: this
lot must be sacrificed this week to pay oil mortgage
and VIII be snapped up at once COR win sell 251
1870. o. LINERMORE, l37 MONTGOMERY 1a27 ct
The morning call., 1891-01-27

&.7F0 PARTNER IN OLD ESTABLISHED
~ nv. light manufacturing business on good
paying basis investment fully By stock and
machinery. For particulars see MCLAUGHLIN q
co. 26 KeaTny St fa25 3fs
The morning call., 1891-01-27

TO LEASE TO MANUFACTURING JEMELFR
i ana others, the floors, each 5Sx9O, with eleya-
tor, OF that massive brick and iron building Har-
ule place. OF Kearny ST. bet Bush and Suffer; best
lightsd building in the city. Apply 10 F. C. MOL
10y, 1873 Montgomery st. ta25 1t
The morning call., 1891-01-27

SUlln COR. CALIFORNIA ST; lOox2O0:
49, - - or lots; each 25xl0O; 1ne location:
or soS az ou!' Apply to +. c. MoLLoY, 1873 Montgom-
The morning call., 1891-01-27
CARHITG.

4 RI SQUARES. So: BRUSSELS, SOC LAID.
- 5. w. SHREK, 1924 Stockton ST. jalO I'm
IL CENTS ON INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
! - carpets; sold elsewhere al 81 ARON,ON.
1910 Stockton st. oe2s emo
('ARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, CSC A YARD;
~ instament price elsewhere 81 yard. VI.
FRIEDMAN & CO. 22S-23O stockton and 237 Post.
brussels soc, OIL CLOTH 25c, MATING SC.
- Inoleum 5OC poles 25c, shades 25c, body Bras
sells Zoe; carpets, furniture ETC., easy terms.
NEUMAN BKOS.. III SKIN ocll II
The morning call., 1891-01-27

&UNjO HAIGHT-ST. CABLE LINE, NEAR
Sroo,D Devisadero; 25xl37;3, and handsome
I ~ Muse nouse; modern. Apply to p. c. MoLLoY
The morning call., 1891-01-27

on ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE: IN WHOLE
OSae part OF town an Old-establ ished tailUr-shop
which owner kept for p years; cheap Apply for
particulars ll5I2 FILLMORE st. ia35 3ts
The morning call., 1891-01-27

So5 6i3 VALLEJO = PLArE-GLASs: PAr-
U1-C. ent sidewalk.
S25-Half store: $40 Howard st.
S15-Cor. Twenty -second and San Jose ave-
S35-S32 Howard ST.; large.
sf0-l29 Ninth ST.; new. cHAS. ASHTON, All
montgomery 81. ia25 81