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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-19
BE CAREFUL, MINERS.

Al $500 per 100 pounds foreien
lead can Do sold at 4 profit in our
markets., notwithstanding tn. Re.
publ'cs" tariff Of ! cents per pound.
The Democratic House Of Repre-
sents,ives recently passed bill which
practically removes the tariff from
lead.
This hill cannot become . Law
without the concurrence Of the Sem
ate aud the President.
The President and Senate being
Republican. there is no danger OF it.
becoming law as long - the exist.
ing division exists.
But il. tho Democrats OF the third
party. OF. both united should win,
then the tariff would be removed, and
the price Of lead would f.ll no, ONLY
to 70 60. but to IS and even less, per
100 pounds.
This would necessarily lead 10 .
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-19

great reduction in the rate OF miners
wages, ss no ono can long do bust.
ness at . loss.
Tho bulk of Idaho's silver.lead ores
10 not carry over pine ounces silver
TO the ton. Even were silver to 60
to 1l.29.29 that would not Offset the
loss BY the depreciation Of lead.
Miners who are indulging in the
third party sonfoolesy had, therefore,
better look out. They may only b
working to reduce their own wages.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-19
AT MOSCOW
SWEET, SULLIVAN, AND McCUNNELL
THE NOMINEES.

The Two First HAD No Opposition
Whaiever The Platform - Roberts
Has the Inside Track, But viii Not
;:::s.yf{ ''"'ts@.s''::' ~.tYt |.
~; = Hsosdbw. Angus. Is, 1872.
:! M delegation. from southern aud
Southeastern Idaho arrived here
"Wednesday evening, and were Is.
corssd dow" the main street by tbs
citizens Of Moscow cheering enthusi.
sstically for Harrison and Reid aud
free silver.
After . good supper At Colonel
Bartoa> e6ne hotel. wtiet' is superior
TO-. anything in that limo between
Omaha or Helena aud Portland, the
deIeg.,es We ob'npelMd'to submit. to
tho bu'tonholing process. A. the
various hotels and on the streets no,h-
ig ssAned " be thought OF or talked
'tbtJss se.idss the candidates for tho
various tffices.
Fromitha,. very first il va. evident
tha. the race for the gut-rn4.orial
nomination lay between Wiley and
nof!"@sk F.. Asso.''., c..@,.',
Roberts Sc. med to have the best
show. aud Sf 'sscfs,zifys Of STATE,
Pinkham Was in the leaf. Tho latter
Is. however. considered very weak, a,
his friend are those Of Moss, OF Paw
.tte. who. it is conceded. has no sho y.
Sullivan has no opposition. An the
delegations ..sles}s.s. sriss' m.n.
popularity: Is : ~ ~ 'sSsY's th.s no one
contests his nomination. snd al the
candidates for the various Offices and
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-19

their friends insist that be 10 - able,
conscientious and desirable . Judge
- could DO hopei for.
A Stroag Platform Adopted -Swe e,
AcCssssll, ssA SsiIlvAs Nsniaassl.
Moscow, Ausa.t 10.
The Republican State Convention
met here yesterday morning.
w. f. Borah Of Ada Vas chosen
temporary chairman. g
! The ususl committee were ap-
pointed, and the Convention took .
recess to enable them to prepare their
reports.
On the permanent organization,
Hon. J. NJ: Shoup Of Custer was in-
stalled - chairman.
The reading of the platform elioi,ed
considerable enthusiasm. IL iudorses
the national and State administrations
declares in favor Of imme diats and
absolutely free coinage; demands the
speedy opening Of tho Nes Peros In.
dian Reservation; declares that the
Republican party is in accord with the
interests OF the laboring classes and
Of organ,z.d labor, but voc.bly ia
favor Of law and order.
When tho time to offer candidate,
had arrived, Willis Sweet. Of Latah
WAS nominated for Congress by &C.
:. olamation, amid tremendous en.hu
sissm, and similar compliment wa
paid to Chief Justice Sullivan, Of Al
turas.
For Governor, Moss Of Ada, Willie
fof Idaho, and Mcdonnell Of La,ah
were placed in nomination. 1. va
evident from tho start that Moss ha,
no show, and that the struggle Va
between Wiley and Mcconnell.
The first ballot resulted in no choice
On tho second ballot ex-Unite,
S ates w. J. Mcconnell, OF Moscow
re- ,eived the necessary number O
votes, and was declared the nominee
The outburst Of enthusiasm at ,hi
announcement was tremendous. Ha,
were thrown up, can.s broker hanI
olapped, cheers heard, AMI the de
mo0stration continued for fully 6v
minutes while tho nominee WAS brough
to the stage to bow his acknowledge
ments and speak few words.
He predicted an overwhelming vic
tory for the party in Novemb ?.
. There WAS . determined effort 4
70 beat McConnell; but tho Moss an
\ Wiley men could not be made 1
! combine. Hence Mcconnell won q
easy victory on tho second ballo,
alter the Moss men had paid thei
. chief the compliment OF ballot.
j. McConnsll's nomination is con
, sidered the death knell to Roberts
: hopes.
q The Ticket Completed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-19

their friends Insist that be 10 - able,
conscientious and desirable . judge
- could DO hopel for.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-19

will personally visit the following places on the
dates named:
Hailey-saturday. August 2th. from noon until
noon Of Sunday, August 2lst. At leading hetel:
Kstchum-From Sunday noon. August 2lst. un.
til Monday noon. August 22d. at leading hotel;
Pellevue-From Monday noon. August 22d, un.
I'll Tuesday noon. August 23d.
This viii b rare opportunity for the citizens
nj Idaho to meet and have free consultation with
the greatest chronic disease surgeon aEd physician
Of our great cities: right here In Idaho The stat
Of the Liebig World pispensary sre said to be the
most succrssfnl physicians and surgeons for the
cure tf chronic. nervous. private. wasting. and
complicated diseases on the Pacific Coast: The
reputation. success ard reliability Of DR.. Li+big
/ Co. are alrea6y too well known to the citizens
Of Idaho In the treatment Of the diseases Of men
TO require mention in this card. They have hxd an
enormous practise in San Francisco fer the past
twenty. Ave years. and were the first specialists
who ever visited Idsho from San Francisco.
All pc, sons suffering from diseases OF the eye.
" akness, loss Il vitality. and manhood. chronic
troubles resulting from incompetent treatment or
neglect and private diseases. should call upon Dr.
Stoddait At the places and on the days named.
Deformity csses requiring surgical braces and
apparatus. or correct medical aud surgical treat
ment should avail themse yes Of this chance TO
call upon the renowned surgeon.
On account Of the enormous increase in practise
ell the Coast the time given 10 each place IL
limited. and persons desiring to see Dr. Stodd art
dr do business with DR. Liebig / Co. of the LebiR
World Dispensary. should call promptly On above
dates.
Thousands # testimonials could BE- published OF
cures made all over the Western country. but the
standing and reputation OF Drs. Stoddart. LiebiG
Co.. are too we'll known In Idaho to require ties.
ttmon,als.
Beware Of so-called physicians who usually run
In few days ahead Of after the dates given for
the visits Of DR.. Liebig L Co. Wait until DR.
etoddart arrives. and do not be persuaded ~ take
treatment frCm any one else.
Should YOU fail to meet the Doctor, write full
particulars of Jour case TO the LiebiR World Dis.
penssry, 400 Geary street, San Francisco. CslfOr.
MIA and you will receive careful At ention by cor
r spondenoe.
Call early during ONCE hours. - the frce will
be crowded In each place towards the end Of the
visit. Consultation and examination will be free
and al are welcome.
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To All Whom It May c''

hereby give noties. ths' ! w. "a 49,
meeting Of TIE board Of pardon. -. -
Idaho. in october. 1897. apply 'e..-a(
Samuel Hstsos. convicted Of ,Ds s u
larceny IN Alturss county -''..,,....e,i
1875. and sentenced 70 ~
territorial pc, itentis,y for The VIZ II
yesSs. - ruouAN nD1p
suosroxr. rpAuo, July II. iS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-19
Railroad Men and Athletes

F: ia YfNs9gs i.
Or Injury.
WEAK MEN
ARE oOiED. .-;...... =.
eocsls tenlsrged vsinsD Nocturnal Emi:s,ons nd
Inpotency '-'
,..s c't no sSS;Ss "a f' assured. No
Pdcs oniyAls ssslsd slrculses free.
vuLcANIzED GUN SUPERVISORY co..
- noo0e la0.
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The Ticket Completed.
Moscow, August 10, 3 p. m.
The Convention ended its labors BY
completing the ticket - follows:
Lieutenant Governor-Frank B.
Willis, Of Custer county.
Secretary Of Sta.e-Colonel Jane.
F. Curtis, of Ada.
Attorney General-George NJ. Par.
sons, OF Alturas.
Auditor-Frank Ramsay, Of Bing.
ham.
TsessNrer-Frsnk r. Coffin, Of Ada
1t was . choice between Robert,
aud Parsons for Attorney General
There WAS positively no other c.ndi
date. The Office pays about $4,000
per annum.
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BIGAMY SUGGESTED.
Mrs. Armstrong; Love for Her Husband,
Harry, Has Cooled.


Blonde Mrs. Nellie w. Armstrong is
suing her husband, Harry, for a divorce.
charging him with acts of great cruelty
committed at 1850 Grove street So it is
that she ard her counsel appeared before
Judge SandersOn yesterday to prosecute
motion for 500 a month alimony pending
the action, $50 for costs and $500 on account
for counsel fees, besides $50 a month per-
manent alimOny and $50 a month alimony
for the children.
They were married by the seashore at
Santa Cruz on July 3, 1888, and she posed
then as a viyaci0uS widow and the mother
of two children. Years ago she had mar
ried in Maine man named Lester Robin
son. and then came to California, but her
mamma, Mrs. Gus Hasbrouck, did not re-
ceiYe her with open arms. ThereupOn she
saw ft TO pose as a widow, and Armstrong
was the next one TO be landed in her net.
She represented herself yesterday as I'm
INDECENT circumstances, and then was asked
regarding the paternity OF the three chill
dren. The Judge asked what was the inn
port OF these questions.
Il propose to show" said the attorney.
THAT this woman when she married Arm
strong was not competent to MARE, aS she
had already husband living, from whom
she had never been divorced"
Your Honor. | have the papers to show
that l am divorced from my first husband,
replied she in the style Of traGedienne.
All this is irrelevant at this point of the
trial, added the Judge. This is simply a
motion for a!imony, and a defense relating
To blgamy can come out at the trial"
Armstrong, who is the agent for an Eng
lish paint company. pleaded a small salary.
and that most OF the household expenses
since marriage had been borne by her. she
having separate property But he adj
of this $50 Immediately.
Mrs. Armstrong figured in the public
prints in December in relation to her dis
ayowal of all her relatives. and her wish to
leave all her property to her dear husband
Harry and the two children.
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Strong Men in Vienna.

At the last meeting OF the Hercules ANA
teur Athletic Club on Saturday the weight
lifting record made by Frank Staehr-n 1885.
OF raising three times with both arms a bar
ny Wilhelm Turk, who raised a bar
bell 24S pounds in weight seven times in
succession. Staehr and another athlete
named Michael WalZ also extended a weight
OF nearly 10 pounds at right angles to the
body, which was kept perfectly erect, each
repeating this feat seven times iu success
SION, while WaIZ twice extended in similar
manner a weight of 122 pounds. and Turk
held out in both hands two dHmhbells
weighing respectively 1872 and f2S pounds
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MUMMY WHEAT.
How Travellers in Egypt Have Been Inn
posed Upon.
Notes and Queries

now travellers IN Egypt nave Desn I'M
posed Upon.
Notes and Queries
Some seeds would live only very short
time after they were shed. II was said that
the seeds Of the willow would not live more
than a few days, some said more than a few
hours, they were so speedily dried up-the
little embryo was killed. aud the whole
of the life was gone. OF course this cuts
at the root of all stories about mummy
wheat. 1t was quite certain, as had boon
clearly established again and again, that no
seed which was buried with the mummy at
the time it was put in the coffin had ever
terminated. 1t was not only the eXamna-
ton OF the seed that would establish that;
experiments had been made to show that
this was not the case. a large number of
seeds in the British Museum had been ex-
amined. taken from mummies, and they
were all in the same condition that the
mummy itself was in. 1t would be impos-
sible To stretch out the arm of a mummy,
because the whole of the muscle WAS en-
tirely burned up by the slow action of the
oxygen, and Ii was completely rigid. 1t was
so with the whole of those grains OF wheat
and flax and various other seeds that were
pfeserved-they were in the Slme condition.
They had been subject to the slow burning
action of the oxygen. and the whole Of their
vitality had disappeared. With regard TO
what was grown as mummy wheat, it was
only a form of corn that was still extern
sively cultivated on the shores Of tho
Mediterranean and was easily obtainaDle
from Arabs and Others, who were always
ready to impose upon travellers, who
brought it home as true mummy wheat.
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A Statue of Senator John P. Hale,

While Senator William E. Chandler was
iii New York last week he had a statue of
Senator John T. Hale, the great New
Hampshire statesman, fashioned by Muller
of Munich, enc Of Europe's most renowned
sculp.0rs, and cast in bronze. to be
presented by him to the State which
he represents in Washington. The
Senator gave orders for granite base to
here. and expects the statue to arrive here
in May. The unwilling ceremonies VIII
probably take place in June. The site Sc
lected for the statue by the New Hampshire
authorities, who have been advised Of the
proposed gift, is in the State House Park
at Concord. where a statue of Daniel
Webster stands in a central location, with
one of John Stark in the grounds TO tie
left. facing the Capitol. The grounds TO
the right are unoceupied. and there the
statue will be set
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RESOLUTIONS.

ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
n City Hall Commissioners, heid May 8, 1892,
the following resolutions were passed TO prlut !:
Resolved. that final estimate in the sum or
$3957 80 in favor OF Gray Bros. A. s. 7. Co., In fuli
for contract No. 30 pass to print. Ayes-Commis-
stoners Sanderson, Smiley and burst Also re-
solved, that a progress estimate In the sum OF
SLIPS 10 In favor OF l.. a T. Emanuel on contract
No 81 pass to print Ayes-C commissioners San
dersOn. Smiley and burst Also resolved. that
final estimate In the sum OF $l675 In favor OF j. r.
Britt In fUll for contract No. 81 pass TO print
Ayes-Commissioner SandeTson. Smiley and
Burst Also resolved that progress estimate Ia
the sum OF 1888 rs in favor OF g. +. Weber Co.
on contract No 80 pass to print Ayes-ConIaiS-
sioners Sanderson, Smiley and burst EDWARD
J. WOLFE. Secretary. M OF
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MONEY TO LOAN.

A BARREL OF MONEY on Isr OR I'D MORT
n gage; per cent no delay J. L., All oFarrelL1y
OK REAL ESTATE AND NOTES: NO DELAY;
W reasonable interest b. l.. box 81, Call BrDchtf
I oAHS ON REAL ESTATE, NOTES, MERCHAN
II disc. JOHN SNOWMAN, 1871 Kearny RIFT II
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
IVA Security Loan Bank. HOS Market st. mr.. Mason:
private entrance 2 Turk n, j. FRANKLIN q 6m
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real. ESTATE
FOR SALE By
qHOS. MACEE.
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular
No. 90 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
INVEsTMENTS.


Sansome-st Investment: rents Si25 und years
lease; 6S :exI37;6 and outlet another street on
which it fronts 81 20 feet, and good improvements
spear St. near Howard; 45:1oxI@7:6; $4,000
Beale st. Howard; 4i:lO12xl37:6, and
buildings renting for $3.50 month; SIS, 500.
Cor. Fulton and 0ctlyia SITS ; 5Ox75; covered with
nearly new substantial improvements; store and
flats: fine S-story building; rents S2Oi; near the
new City Hall; $50. 900.
Cheap: reduced to $4,000; Valencia St. west
side. near 2Ist: 3SxllU aad fine bow-wndow resi-.
dence: good growing business properly.
Fifth aud Harrison sts. 6l:Sxs0 and 2stocy
the lot vacant; $1,000
HOUSES AND LOTS.
Elegant residence on Ashbury St. bet. Waller
and Frederick; the best block out there: 27:6X
1858 10 rear street, aud new house; well finished
in natural wood; grounds and stable; magnificent
view; house must be seen to be appreciated; $40
shpiey St, bet 5th and 9Th; rents s35 25x75,
and story house OF tenements; stone boeSs
laid; make offer: $500.
modern c0nveniences; S-toot basement; neaFy
new; near haight St; reduced TO $ilO0i lot 24x
Bush ST.. N. side. bet. Fillmore and Steiner; 25x
1875 TO Widely St, and good 2-story; rooms
cant; both streets severed aad maeadamized;
Natoma St, bet lst and Cd 34x75 and a-story;
$500
LOTS $3.50 AND UPWARD.
Lombard and Cough Sw. cor: 107 on Lombard.
los on Gough. and e0x105 extra Ia rear; $1,000.
2Ist $751; or 3Oxl22 10 S52j O In the finest resi-
denee portion OF the street.
Dey,salero ST. near oak; in the business portion
OF the street; 2 lots. 25x106; $500 EACH growing
property.
81 :6xiO9 IS; sIS76: octayia, near Union.
Jaekson ST. bet Locust and Spruce: 3 blocks
from eablecars; 25xl27:S. $3700 any Size
front; lots ready for building; street work done
Lots S0xl50 deep; s25SO each; 1 block from
Haght-st. cable-cars; magnificent view of the parS
and ocean and city park opp site.
CHEAP LOTS.
25xlOO: $l35U: Point Lo5os ave, bet 18th and
18th: easy terms; Point L0bOS road in fine order.
50 sSx 81 50, $500, or any size; f. side Locust.
near Sacram emo: Locust graded and macadan-
Ted.
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THE CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU
i 4Sl Ninth st, Oakland Cal.
We make a speciality OF exchanging property.
If you have property in the city or country that
You cannot sell for cash
List 1t win us-statiug just what you desire 81 ex-
change for the same. ami we VIII guarantee 10 get
It's fun value.
Send for our new catalogue.
GREEN CULLOM 4 co,
myS 4Sl Ninth ST.. Oakland.
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50 >fl,K s.sAL ESTATE.


G-OO so ACRES OF LAND, NICELY FUR
- w. nished house OF rooms outhOuses,
horse and fine buggy, hoes COW and calf, chick
e S, all farming implements; several acres sOwed IN
wheat and rye; SO fruit trees 2 years oid}, etc;
al for SEQ; the place is situated the main road
to Oregon the buyer get work at the sawmill at
$50 TO SSG . month Address A. NOGEL, Round
Mountain, Shasta County, Cal myl4 7t
q ACRES BLACK LOAN. ACRES ORCHARD,
- broom house, barn, $500; 1e-acre poultry
farm, 8 acres orchard. mixed, good house, etc.
$1,000; easy terms; so miles from :. r. rail and
water. PAC. EXCHANGE, % Kearny st.
GV 9OO ACRES, soNOMA CITY, IN
= ICOV. proved; 800 yards from depot; house
5 rooms: fine water: 100 fruit trees part bearing;
vines tear.ug. 80 olive trees; TWO large chicken
houses: baru. i. w. MChENZiE, Sonoms, Cal. 1879
LTBOS 50 To So ACRES. 5 MILES FROM SANTA
/ Cruz. on county ROAD good prune ana fruit
land; plenty wood and water; good house, rooms;
orchard. location adapted for blacssmith-shop and
store. Address box H. Santa Cruz my5 I'm IhSaTu
l,}I ACRES FINE LEVEL LAND CLOSE TO
- LivermoTe, Alameda County; price, $1,000:
easy terms payment ALBERT L CRANE, 410
Montgomery 81 myl3 II
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MEDICAL.

UlHE HYGEIA A. HOTEL AND SANITARIUM
i for iByallds; 40 rooms with oil the appointments
OF fTst-eass hotel; special attention 10 narcotic
habtGes. G. CLIFFORD NANDERBECK. Nj. D..
AGA Eddy 81. ana I'm
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A French chemist is reported to have dis
covered process by which eOttonseed-oil
can be so refined as to make it one OF the
best lubricatng oils known.
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nAuIANn ZEAL ESTATE.

GISO TO $3.50 (FRUITVALE): BEAUTIFUL
tD1OO lots adjoining the electric car une sIO
monthly payments; VIII give free pass on cars 10
parties who build. Apply before all are sold TO r.
w. WOODWARD & co, 902 broadway oakland I'm
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BARGAINS IN
ISSTALLMENT HOMES
S22OO-S $3.50 cash, $40 per month; beautiful new
cottage; near Grand-st station (modern improve
s225O-sl5O cash, 500 per month"; new cottage;
EAGLE ave. Gnodern improvements)
S24O0-S26O cash, $50 per month; Broom cottage
new, near station (all modern improvements).
S2750-s25O cash, $50 per month; magnificent
new cottage, 36Kll7 Just finished; near school and
station; all natural finish.
s4O0O-on Schiller ST.: beautiful home; fine gar
FEN FINE INSTALLMENT LOTS
Near Chestnut st. aud Grand ST. for safe, from $3.50
$500; terms $50 cash, $40 per month.
Houses built to order furnished in sc days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free; houses
to rent; open Sundays
MARCUSE g. REMMEL
The largest contracting firm In Alameda County.
oh1ces; Aiameda-Bay-st Station and IIigh-st.
station. San Francisco-62S Market ST., opposite
Palace Hotel myS II cod
NE HAVE A CHOICE LIST or IMPROVED
~ and unimproyed Alameda property for sale.
w. H. GRIM 90, lls Montgomery
street. apps II ThSaTu
THE 2FINE HOMES. TaE PROPERTY or AN
Englishman who is about TO return To England
permanently are for sale at a sacrifice for cash;
this Is an unusual opportunity. Call at once upon
THos. a. SMITH CO., 1901 Park St., Alameda,
and see them. myb 10
COME SPECIAL BARGAINs IN IMPROVED AND
~ nnimproyed property ia Alameda r.
BAIRD, real esttte and insurance, Morton station,
narrow-gauge, Alameda mye
GSO0 SPLENDID NEW HOUSE; ROOMS;
tpOOO. all modern c0Ryeniences; very choice
location: a genuine bargain: $4,000. J. s. HANLEY
& Co, 1850 Park ST., Alameda. my6 II
'ENTRAL-AYE. LoTS-CHoICEsr IN Ala
y media, at n low figure handsome and desirable
residences also large list Of cheap houses aud lots
from 800 TO $500 down.
II you desire a furnished unfurnished house in
Alameda call on MRS. L. II. CHANDLER, 1929 Park
ST., Alameda. mY4 tt
GO60 CASH BALANCE s25 PER MON rH; LOT
tpAOO 25Tl30; cottage OF rooms and bath;
high basement; n side ave; price $4,000 No; I9S;
S2635-Lot 5OxI58: house or rooms: windmill
and tank; newly macadamized avenue; good
neiRhborhOodi $500 cash, balance $25 per month.
No. 1874.
S2750-Lot S34IlO0; new cottage of 5 rooms
aud bath; modern improvements; fine location; Sc.
eornsr; $500 cash, bal. $50 per month. No. POS.
$3O0O-Lot 45xlG0; cottage of rooms and bath;
balf block from staton sunny side OF street; $ouO
cash, balance $50 per month No. o.
S55OO-L0t 25Il60 new 2-story house OF o
rooms and bath; modern improvements gas, etc.
cement walks; good neighborhood; $500 cash. oai-
anee $35 per month. No 122
S435O-Lot 4Ox125: new 2-story house of
rooms and bath; fine marine view; all street work
done; cement walks laid; $500 cash. balance $40
per month. No. III.
s45O0-50xl5O; cottage OF 8 rooms and BATH fine
garden, lawn, etc. plenty OF sun; near Chestnutst
station; $500 cash. balance $40 per month. NO 81.
Choice lots at bargain In all parts OF Alameda;
houses 10 let aud money TO loan. II. 7. MOREAL q
Co, 1892 Park ST., Alameda; 400 Montgomery 81,
san Francisco myl U
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LoRIN real EsTArE-

LORIN REAL ESTATE
NEW S-ROoM COTTAGE; ALL MODERN I'M
~ proyements: between 2 electric roads; ~
block from Berkeley station: S0foot ST., lot SOxl20
ouly S4500 account OF departure W. Z.
MORAN, Lorin, take Berkeley train. nyll 7t
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