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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

CLrvKrAxn, July 23.-wilI NJ. Nub-
meyer and Nellie Boise of thie city went
out on the lake for q row and did not
return, and saturday morning e>Arch
WAS begun. II was thought they had
eloped. Late tble evening that theory
Was exploded by the discovery Of the
boat some miles up the lake with .
mans coat hanging 10 t. Both were
undoubtedly drowned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

CLEVELAND, July 23.-During the
coming week . convention Of master
borsesboers will he held in this city to
form . national oresnization. lts oh
iect is 10 establish fixed standard of
prices. II 10 asserted that il will not he
hostile 10 the Association Of Journey
men Horseehoers- Delegates from the
leading cities arrived here today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24
FRlcx-s woNpERruL PLUCK.
With Blood Gushing From His Wounds.
lie Directs His SubordInates.

PrrrsBuRs, July 23.--Henry c. Frick
is resting easily tonight ~ ms magniti-
cent manson on Pcnnsylvania and
Madison streets. near Homewood. and
which the family has occupied but =
couple of weeks. His condition - not
regarded ~ dangerous and unless blood
poisoning snsil supervEpe, hrs ultimate
recovery - regarded a. q eertalnty.
The medical aspect of has case WAS
summed ND tonight by DR.. Murdocx.
one Of the attending surgeons and
practitioner OF International reputation.
in thru form: 81 sm OF the OPINION that
Mr. Friek's wound ssre serious. However,
1 do not consider them necessarily
dangerous. One OF The balIs entered
the left SIDE OF TIE neck and Was taken
cut on the right SIDE. THIS bail pas~ed
through the base OF tAe skul. The
ether ball entered the right aide of the
neck near the base Of the skuIi. took
aownwsrsi course sud was lodged under
the left shoulder blade. Both of thsss
nsll< rave been extracted. lie also re-
e~ives txo kalfe wounds, one IA the
left sssie OF tns stomach snd another IN
the lsft hsp. These Wounds sFs most
SERIOUS, bat % net think say II them
vii prove fatal"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

WEST BAY CITv, July zS.-Ths ~
mill owned by Miller Bros-. locAts1 On
the Bay City aide on the niddie eround,
near Twenty third street bridge. was
destroyed by firs this uorpiuG. Losa,
Sl2, 200; no insurance. The mill wos
built ten years ago. but vas Of "a old
pattern and had not been running for
eighteen nonths- The FIRE caught from
saw dust, OF which the middle ground
is composed, aud which had bsea on
fire anna dava
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

SAGINAW. Mich, July 27.-Frances
4. Bliss, one 81 Saginaw's most prooi-
nent women. died the morning. She
Was the widow OF +. BOND Bliss. and
her home Tor years hes teen The center
Of the literary aud social lsfe of sAgi-
nav. Sho leaves one son. Walter B.
Bliss. Death resulted from . compIs-
cation Of diseAaes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

Urea, n. ", July zs.-Adlai r. ste-
vensen stopped m utsca tbw evening
and raade q speech from the rear os the
New York Central train and sfterward
shook bsnds wsth POO democrats who
came down ~ hear and ss.e hsra.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

wfssrfse, Jaiy 23.-Isere - inn
nseBse erestsment ever the provincial
sse<tson from present r@torpe the late
liberal government will ie returned 20
power.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

Mt. CLEMENS. July 23.--Ald. J. p.
Wilson in boarding . tram last Md
night slipped and fell, b,s foot getting
in the way Of the wheels aud hsinG
<rtsshod
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

SAersAw, July z3.--Joeeph wileon,
employed on The Kendrok q Heme
block. fell from . ecaffoId tb,e morn
ing, receiving painful ,njufies, but ~
this writing il 10 thought he will r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

The sang froid ssalbstad BY Mr..
Fr1ek dnrsng and after hss hsnsf-to-
ksna struggle win ths man who sought
nss sfe bssdsfed GA the iaefedlbis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

After THE report had been received
u wss remembered that the eievatof
mss Ia the Carnegie baildlss had no
festn after abe tragedy cad that he ~
Alec nesseed o. be grading he nsssisrs
altar beng hseaght - the eestfai sta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

The Tablespoon WAS again brought
into play and after somc difficulty .
dyDamite cartridge aimiiar 10 the one
found IN bis vest was taken from be-
meath his tongue. II vas ~ once sub
mitted TO an expert ON e1pioaves.
VINO pronounced Il the identical kind oi
. bomb cartridge used by isoun Ling the
Chicago anafchat, when he committed
suicide 10 the county jail while waiting
execution for compiscity Ia the Hay
market mesNaefe. IL contained enongh
dynamite, ne sssd, nos only "a blow the
asan exploding u to pieces, but to xiii
or maim those IN he immediate vicinity
aud it was supposeJ 10 eIpsode from
the ptiek of pm or the bite Of .
tooth. some impeffeetson in Its manu-
fseturs, however, had made Il of nu
effect.
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
Christian Endeavor.

A number of interesting featnra.
marked the sessions of the Maryland
christian EndeavOr Convention beld
last week in Baltimore. During wba,
is known as "The Pastors Hour y
clergyman of fifteen den ominations
told IN short, three minute speeches
Vhelr opinions of the Christian Endeav-
or Society and its work. Rev. Alley
ander Proudfit said that ten wears aoo
last September the first Christian In.
deavor Society that he knew ANYTHING
about was founded. "The Christian
EndeavOr movement" he said. nis the
greatest of means of bringing Christ
lans together. 1t is the greatest svn,.
Dol OF Christian unity in the world
better than bishops Overtures and
everything else. It makes the vonng
people watch over each other. and i9
Is the greatest organization for work
in the church."
Rev. p. H. Miller. of Westminister
said the Lutheran Church was in iona
with the society. ut makes no go
geiis'ic. Religion wants feet and ears
ana eyes and tongue, and that is what |
IL gives to us. 1t makes us entbus-
iastic."
The Christian Endeavor Society has
revolutionized affairs in the village of
Al6erton. 1t has been the means of
building up believers and winning
young men and young women to
Rev. Hugh L. EIderdice, of POGO.
noke City, said that the Methodist
Protestant Church has about 500 socie.
lies and expects to have 1000 by the
next General Conference. "This is an
'ge o. specialties," he said, and it is SO
y Christian work as in every thing +
Use. The Christian Endeavor Society
'oes work by method that has been
heretofore done without it or had been
eft undone.n
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
8MYRNL. DEL. WEDNESDAY AETERNooN nEoEaRrn u 75

Jesus Jesus, our Mediator, possesses two
Ia:u na:ues Ia mysterious but harmonious
unlon. Admit the doctrine and see
now IL harmonizes with the ScriDtures
pee the Saviour, born in Bethlehem
ooIn ol woman, in manger: here
circumstances pointing out his
ullan nature; but 10. a star announ.
yes MS birth, and angels sing his natal
Son ng-clrcumstances pointing out bis
uiVlhe nature; at Lazarus orava he
mMcpC as a man, and then calls dead IN
aiIe IKE God; coming to the horren
ny Tree ne hungers as a lnan. and tho,
WIN word, withered it awav lilo -
GO0i uurlng storm on Tiberias ba
sieeps as man, awakes and busbe,
Che storm like God; having wronnbt
stupendons miracle, he goes int
mountain apart to pray as a man anJ
at the fourth watch of tho 49,
comes walking on the water 70 80,
uisclples, ike God; pays tribute "a -
man, put commands fish to bring if Iil,e
uOd; on the cross, he suffers as MAJ,
uuC ere ne died opens Paradise to tho
SSuIei, IKE God; in the sepulcbra bo
iles dead as man, but on the third da',
ne rises like God; after his rasnrroc
IiOn he eats brOiled fish and bone,,
comb as man, and then leads tbo',
out TO Olivet, and ascends asa Go5 coa
feSSed q ""' con-
Behold him as he stands =, ma,
,iouhValn - with his disciples for the last
SII ne Hts up his hands and
ulesseS them and a cloud separates
Snem i!le and he ascends by his own w.
LIlon 70 Heaven. The angelic escort
cry, Lit up your heads, 0 We yates
ana De We lifted up We everlasting
lI'Oors' and let the king of GLORY in :;
ne response rolls along the emnvr-
eau from the angel watcher at tha
"a S%'e' VINO IS this king Of GLORY
ne answer Is returned, j." The Lord of
-losts; ne Is the king of glory. Iirt
Up your heads, O ye gates. and he va
liIed up ye everlasting doors and ia .
ing OF glory shall come in - tn q
'ates ny wide and the conoueror enters =,
hu takes the throne where he sbau
eign until he makes his enemies his a
OOtstool. ''9 us a
10 the year 376 B. c., chasm opened u
the forum, which the aupnrs saiJ p
ouiu never close until the most pre. -
ous thing in Rome had been thrawr
ITO 1t young warrior. Marcus Cnr. &c
us mounted horse ornamentod "
ith splendid trappings. and lean. u
into the gulf. declaring that Rome o.
'9 nothing so precious a. the arme e
ld courage of her sons. and the 10
lasm closed, and where it opened af. ~
rwards appeared a lake called ON. ie
an Lake. That may be fiction. bnt pl
IRE is fact. Sin opened cbasm WI
tween man and God; Justice decIar. 81
that 1t would never close exeent tba gt
st offering of Heaven was Given !.
sus' our Mediator, entered it, and 'iu
mold ! it is closed forever. and wbera ao
was opened flows the River of he I'm
,,spel, whose waves lave every shore
low ought these blessings to eject WI
Like the man found kneeIino at oi
,raVe Ola soldier, when asked What "h
was doing, replied, 81 have come 10 !h nei
les TO write over his grave. He died the
me Come, brother, let us write II II
sr the grave of our blessed Mediator lot
e died for me-" - . 'o'' ant
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
To be Continued
Exhibitors at Chicago.
Dr-i-A w AkEANs WHO WILL DISPLAY
THEIR PRODUCTS AT THE BIG
FAIR

DELAWAREANs WHO WILL DIsp1.v
THEIR PRODUCTS AT THE BIG
FAIR.
General r. r. Kennev of Dover f.
ecutlve Commissioner of the WorIJ3.
Fair Managers for Delaware has rs .
celVed notice of the following Della
Eti ware eAhi0lts that will be made at the
Ohicago Exposition State of Della.
~are-Agricultural exhibit. fish ana
hsEerIes exhibit, timber exhibit. his
5orlcal exhibit; Delaware Hosiery
company, Dover. exhibit of hosiery
L. T. A. Levy, Dover, fruit brandieS
Won Culln Company, Delaware City
'ucuoators; Relse & Co., Milford nra.
served fruits and vegetables. Win.
IhgCOn-ThOmas DreiD & Sor life hoata
rats, etc; Edge Moo- Iron Go scot,
IONS OF Bridges; Delaware Fibre 70
nara n6re; John Brown; pine orOsD.
I!oOdell Car Wheel Co, car wbeeis.
harlan " HOllingsworth Comnanv
Taliroad cars steamship models. JactI
son " Sharp Co., railroad cars. smith
y FAINTER, fruit syrups: Wilm,ngtoD
Dental Company Dental goods.
Ihere may be other exhibitors hut ;F
= -, - ~ 'uey nave applied direct
J 10 the iaIr commissioners. Ifsuffi-
ient money is appropriated to the com.
eSSloh OF the Legislature, the state
Vill nndoubtly make other collected
Xhloltions X but all depends on money
ne exhibitors named above Indicate
least, that Delaware will have rem
esehtaIlon OF her natural and mann.
letured products at Chicago but the
st Is not us large as il should be for a
'ate which contains city like Wilm-
lgton, with all of its varied products
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21

in' ioers f,,1 9y the pump? Tired of stand.
TI,i. 5 : Il 'aKe seat on the stem near h.,
. ar-r ~" seeing two men pass bv. arm f.
tba ba' o,n as 'hough one was irving tn cont
s,:I, iT other, and as didn't want ~ 49,
far ,'i 'ol rear OF falling asleep. I starte5
lTi morning walk up toward 10 ,,' ;'.i .o1i
ny %,oo II seemed as though nv coErt. ,l
'"S couple weren't in anv bnrS,, ~ ~
-.'u 'he pavement not being ~ ',,i5o a.
sOne pavements | had seer 80
H. mol .hIhkIng it good etiquette to rnau 'nu
tl1I tn1in Dy, l slowed down undor Pass
.' DeIl' ana began looking for nins bn, ono
tonS' or anything / might cbanoo ~ ~
W"u y ing around sort of loosa Ia. ~
,rol h4qing much, | returned ~ ~ .GS
CourU House under a fuller booa 'ue
steam. Singing out me mo- - Vi
y, excuse me :" Hey
Certainly"
!, o,l,,', was Just looking at that crowd q,
women overthere." '0"u VI
tbinL 7s' = 'hey are from Rising Sun
anyway ?" 0 mere To-day,
di. Mhy they are going to call com,
tba ~ as soon as man gets here on
'ue II clock train, from RaI,i,Oor.oi, o
7 courC week, eh ? l am lust in Tim.
aul photographer. Wonder iF
= I sell lot of views off tbs Con.t
mouse crowd and all ~ ''' OourI
No. It Is not exactly court. tba,
iiolng 70 try man for murder ayd
-Un n,ar3 know as they would be mncb
",Ti s.IW TsIed III pictures to-day"
~. vel | guess I'll 20 in and hear il
" " mere Is the man He's up to the iaii.
49, there ne comes now. See thai TT ny
4; io leIio"? yes, by jacks who il ~,
'ig fellow with him ?" 'nS'
~ ! nat Is the deputy sheriff
:. zee @ whIZ; want to keen ont ~
Us way. Who were those did, uv ~ u
u.s. s.,it lelt the hotel in that carriaUe ," ~"
,IIhley are detectives"
g.. /" mere mere are they going?"
! uOnt know"
VINO are those two men ovon ~
the porch ?" 0'eI tnere
They are detectives Otto ondro,
Who is Tate ?" ~ ! "'e'
ne ne IS Philadelphia detective y
ana mat man standing over tbor.
ttu ,,I,, 'ne nigh hat-who is be ~
,Itiren,,t el', mat "a Is detective Lyon, from
ny gum how many more qn
On, the woods are full of them. bnt
every BODY was like me thew wonid
Yes, ditto. Let's 90 have q cio..Y
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
CHAPTER VIII.


bsIi /" aa,' rev minutes, the ringing of the
A. Al announced the calling of court
nsn',,I nnu Il WIN the curiosity seekers. had
''. asse oled and taken a seat. Mine was
no! hot exactly a reserved seat uD with The
'n;lg'neaded fellows, neither was nnb.
Ilc'y recognized by the officials U wbo
, knew me- as always prefer, while At
work, that my identity be not KNOW "
over over IN the box was the prisoner nm
HIgh sat the judge, while in front vers
Mr. M' Crothers and ex-state's Attornev
GI1Vahs' r. for state, and Thomas q
hayes' OF Baltimore, to defend the
prisoner Around two large writing
uesKs fully equipped with recordinS
material, were seated nearly a score of
reporters. 'OO'0 Vi
To be COnfiUlo6l
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
Christmas Weather Proverbs.

A light Christmas, heavy sbaaf
A warm Christmas, a cold Eastsr
A green Christmas, makes a fat
grave yard.
A wind on Xmas day, trees will
bring much fruit.
II ice Will bear man before Christ.
mas it will not bear him afterward.
If Christmas finds a bridge he'll
break it; if he finds none, he'll make
one.
The shepherd would rather see his
wlfe enter the stable on Christmas Day
than the sun.
If the sun shines through the apple
tree on Christmas day there will be an
abundant crop the following year.
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21

Those who believe that DR.. Sage's
Cataarh Remedy will cure them, are
more liable to get well than those who
don't.
If you happen to be one Ofthose who
don't believe, there's = matter of $500
to help your faith. It's for you if the
makers of DIR. Sage's Cataarh Remedy
can't cure you, NO matter how bad or
of how long standing your cataarh in
the head may be.
The makers are the Worlds Dispen.
sary Medical Association, of Buffalo,
N. Y. They are known to every news.
paper publisher in the land, and YOU
can easily ascertain that their words
rs good as their bond.
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21

The total suppression of immigra.
ton for one year, it is claimed, is the
only safeguard against the cholera
plague, and yet a representative of the
steamship lines claims that a law
passed by Congress TO that effect will
simply transfer the landing of immi.
grants to Canadian ports take the
.arih from our railroad lines, and other
business accruing from the traffic.
Nevertheless there should be some
restrictions put npon undesirable i'm
migrants thousands of whom are
yearly landed in this country.
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21

MT RoIlc With every
IUUl Ddll0 Boys Short
pants Suit or
I1ivnn Awou Overc oat we
ulTUIl HHd begin this
morning togive
away as a Holiday induce
ment a splendid Rubber
Foot ball and key. They
are the best there is in the
market, like the Clothing.
and having a larger stock
than we like and wanting
to call the Boys attention
to 1t, we take this method
OF interesting them. The
goods are right, the prices
low, and you get the Foot
balls us an advertisement
from us. Whether our best !
or cheapest goods, every |
boy gets a Football with |
his Suit or OvercOat. Ster-
ling values in every De-
partment, Clothing, Tailor
ing, Furnishings, Hats and
Shoes.
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21

You wind your watch once a day.
Your liver and bowels should act reg
ularly. If they do not, use a key.
The key is-Dr Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. One a dose.
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
OAP1EAL, S5.OOOO1.
SURPLUS, 100000.
Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company,
5l9 MARKET ST. WIT.NINC.TON- rr,r
5I9 MARKET ST.. wILMINGToN DEL

b uoNEl io5l ONEMPLoYE Or waiting investment 90,
/ thls company. a "epoSIIed win
loi,. SiElEsI PAID on deposits Of money as fol.
| msnd per cent. on deposits PAYABLE on 10.
d!D dl"iiu! Dy check, same banks: 81 ner cent &c
cP GePoM9lts M payable after 10 days notice 2 nnr @
S So Oh deposits payable after 50 days not{o
or longer W ielldiH lor year
s5iI nI5iECIAL ATTENTION given to the accourte os
to .iS2 1S also 70 those Of Executors Adminjstro
~ ~ lIHsteeS' Guardians and Receivers '''' I"
L ine company acts by authorize Of lou, ~.
,4etutor Administrator Guardian Reeaiver' "a aS
"senI' ana executes trusts Of every deScri,tiiu
Jurisprudence solicited and FIN infnImoti
s concerning any branch of the Con-,
Pany business. Send for pamphI T. 0"ii''
Presidant JAS. b. CLARKSON.
II q R61iHsON- Treas e Sec
Vice pra.iG'' JNO. 5. ROSSELL
'0s'ueHt. Trust officer.
DIRECTORS:
Uerrt, - = potis toiJIus JOS. II. Chandler. NJ. d
W., n hIOolllSoh, J. Davis Sisler
Phillip Pluakett Cbarial + ~ riieId,
HenT, r iiatI, U,, Archibald A. Capelle
WIn = =; lure VIM. r. BrinckIe
80 ina,,1e t1iClo't Samuel G Simmons
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21

- ~ -. OhOIhEhS.
BY 10 O'Clock tie following Friday.
July Sth, |, with large crowd, white
and black, male and female, had gath.
cred round about ElktOn Court House.
| was fully awake and equipped for
business. as this was to be a dav of
great revelations. Here and there
were groups in earnest conversation.
Or course | wasn't Interested, over the
lett; ! was just standing there pairing
my nails. Did not hear anything they
were talking about. for my back was
toward them, and seemed 10 have an
interest in the large hotel, or some
thing, across the street.
Hist (! what is that man saying over
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
Enthusiastically Wilsonian.
DIFFICULTY ABOUT A PAsroRATE

The Methodist Episcopal bishops are
HHS9Ving serious time with the Rev
clarence t. Wilson, late of Seaford
ana the pastOrate of Fort Smith, Ark
Twice during the last few months Mr.
wilson has been transferred to that
eharge and each time the appointment
mas been revoked. Mr.. Wilson is sun.
plying pulpit in the New York East
Coniieerence.-EUery ECening Decem-
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
IIEI YrnNr IIrrrr 1pnr

"MR. G. w. MCLAIN.-Dear Sir.-l
am in receipt Ofyour letter of this date
in reference to the Richards marder
case. Now we have a man in iail here
by the name of Samuel Fenner. Of
Philadelphia. His hearing takes place
on Friday next at 10 O'Clock. 1 don't
know yet how strong the evidence NAV
be against him. 1t might be to your
advantage to be present at the hear
ing. II would familiarize you with the
facts of the case.
HResneetfullv
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
CHAPTER VII.
DRAWING A LINE.

Five weeks my man tarried in North
East, having much success in the Photo
art besides running pell nell .ker-slam.
da6' INTO something pertaining to his
real business, which he stored awav in
the upper attic, thinking it might come
IN play some time. Then he drew stakes
and moved to Havre de- Grace. nearer
the scene, it being IN Hartford county.
lying directly on the river, where we
hoped to meet with better success in
hshing; About the same date, being
through with my previous case, wrote
my employer, informing him as to nv
movements, etc, receiving the follow.
ing reply
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
THE REV. CLARENCE T. WILSON

Editor ECery EVening: The assault
made on the Rev. Clarence r, WiIsor
In your paper yesterday is wholly un.
called for aud untrue. When he left
oeaford it was with the purpose OF
going to Fort Smith, Ark. to which a.
you say he was transferred the second
time. But being in New York. he was
invited to preach at Sea Cliff. He did
So and so pleased the people that thew
nave taken the matter in hand and are
seeking to have him transferred tn
them. In both instances it has been
layman who interfered and not
Clarence. In the first instance. il was
a charge he had been serving which did
NOT want to give him up, and in the
present instance a charge which
wants him to serve them that are seek-
ing to have his transfer revoked
Please give this as wide a publication
as the other had and spare the son the
unjust and wicked persecution his
father underwent. ''
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
" CHRIST, OUR MEDIATOR. i"
SYNOPSIS OF A SERMON PREACHED
DECEMBER 4TH BY REV. WIN. H
THOMAS, OF THE DELAWARE
CONFERENCE, PASTOR OF
CENTENNIAL CHURCH.
SMYRNA, DEL.

:. EATIWho. being in the form of God tbouob,
y y not robbery to be equal with God-PhiIinnisn nS
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
w. w. w. Wilson
Smyrna Del, Dec. 14th. 1899.

~ ~ 44'"i IOU4,
We fail to see wherein the item in
yesteday's paper was an assault"
upon Mr.. Wilson, or that the statements
therein set forth are materially at var.
lance with those in the above card
This paper has no feeling in the matter
ana certainly no desire to iniure Mr.
Wilson in any manner.-Ed' r III
The morning call., 1892-01-27


jazz GOO N''N-' 81
WHY PAY RENT - FOR SALE IN EASY
40.A-i-.5 Jay iAtL-s tPatl 10 Tie T. me modern
lass an" e.stAt, ,-'i} houses l9 al parts Oh
lAe tll tor paril UITS Apply 10 builder aHl own
el L. I'm, Is E'ii -ou'sF}. - "eiT0u'i'tt
gHN ftoFk. 529 MONTGOMERY ST. OPP
- Safe deposit
NEW PROPERTY
SSO0J-Feu Sc. ut. buchanan. 2-St1ry house
and stable
s6SOn-Grsen ST.. ur- Leaycnworth 2-story, 9
rooms ana 10. o':3fl3';b
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
so OpO-A prominent corner ou cough ST., near
$50 0OO-O't srreu ST., near Mason. 3-story bay
window: rent s2IU
s1S,0uO-rme corner property on Eddy ST.: two
$40: rent $40: a fne buy.
Fine NiarkeJ-,t. property lot 5ON9O. or 80 feet
ia the best part Of Narket ST. with improvements;
stores ana lgasing4@u'es sH.E",p.
sDrruiIf 4.forv bsIgril,I6,g notes. on Valencia a.
tr Ian f.er 'S'-'' al N''9'
so uDO-P~f.r s1lu. a rarreseufstiye corper on
Mission 81: rare chance: 3 stores and Groom
sIq 900 Vsie1ci7 81 lear lttl. fnen nav 2-storv
bSy-virdoyy stcre and 3 room. be ,oyy ana fiat o.
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wand II rooms upstairs. AWAY, rented
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and mars above. lor ~ .gylOo
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f4o.oUo- Astnlhcent proorry on MISSION 81.
near clni = 'aN-"tHd'M hou'eH' y rooms anu bhlu
cach: i"t 5O199; near new fost"uice'
S51, Oo0-He Alt.ster ,L near ZOE; hne 0ay-"in-
dow houses duu ipL 39Nl-t; rcil 2 %
S4-,JuO-Lol o5AtuU; hhe corner on Dolores ST.
DIV ELLINGS AND LOTS.
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yerfiffrsrt'- residence. ! rooms barb billiard.
esTri9s rooms site JEFFERSON sqglre IS
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