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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-19

T. H. UMBSEN CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RBNT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTION EERS
IA Montgomery ST.. S f.
Call and obtain OF cur "Real Estate Rec
ords" which contains full list OF properties for
SAFE IN all parts oil the city.
G9o5n WE WANT AN OFFER: A FINE
aud bath; brick fouadatio5s: ali modern cnnveni
ences: on Eureka ST. Just half block from Market
81 extension ana near The lstl-st electric road.
G55O0 3 NICE NEW FLATS: BRICK
ences; rents s52; Tot II :6xllO: CoIlingwosd st
near 18TH: commanding fine view: always rented
near Tue o"stro-st' cable give an offer.
$4,000 SEAR so 18th AND MAEkET; NICE
icSfoundations, etc; lot 25xaO.
G1S0O MUST BE SOLD: MAKE AN OF
= foOO. fer; corner 20th St; house OF
rooms and bath: stable for several horses; lot oOx
G0O0O RENTS s2e; a BARGAIs; HOUSE
p-VOO. Of IL rooms; Montgomery st.
S00OO a GOOD BUSINESS CORNER ON
years
G79O0 JACKSON ST: S-sTORY AND BASE
u tNtO. meat bay-vindow house of Is rooms;
brick foundations. laundry. etc; rents sos
$1,000 NICE 2-sroRY BAY-wINDow RESI-
',o UUOU aegee o. rooms and bath ana all
lot 2oxlOO; Baker st near Jackson.
SlU. UUO. be reused: business p arc
rents $24I % part Of lot vacant: 2-story houses
ways rented: lot 75xl60: 9th St., ana running
through TO a rear street
$4,000 MUsr BF SOLD; An .s, AorgAL GIVE,
modern improvements; stable and driveway: view
overlooking the entire city; lot 50xIli; Ia the
warm pet OF the Mission.
S36 600 BUSINESS CORNER OK meal
etc; ioI 5OxlO0.
C2R0O RENT SIS PER MONTH. HOUSE OF
UoOoV- tenements on Alger place. nr. lst
S11OO COTTAGE AND LOT 24:sxl25. ON
Ut1OU. Castro ST.; rents $l9
G9750 RENTS ssi PER MoSTH; NICE
u - ~. fits of rooms aud rooms aud bath:
brick foundations and all modern improvements
lot 25X91;6; nr. Path ana VaIencia always rented ;
$1,000 COTTAGE on CHURCH ST; FINE
tpOOOO. un0Gstructed view of the city; lot 50x
1Oo; street work done complete
6. H. UMRsEN & CO.. Il Montgomery. JIG TuTh
GOOOn BY ORDER BANK-FiNE RESI-
GOUUU. dence on " ebster, near Golden Gate
ave; 10 rooms, bath, etc. WILSON q CARR. IS
GOOOo BY ORDER OF RANK-ELEGANT
gown. residence on Green. near Laguua; 10
rooms, bath, laundry. biiisrd-roOm: latest sand
finish; lot 26:9xl57 IS. Make au offer. Will
SON & CARR. IL Post St iylg IT
c. SQl CASH. BALANCE SMALL MONTHLY
U'cOO ihstaEments-A large s-room 2-story
honSe on Noe St, bet Twenly-hfth and Twenty
sixth enc block OF Castro fun price only SO 100.
+ NELSON. buiider. lyIg II
&35G 25xl20 FEET; r 5. 2OrH AVE, 275
= DOO. from u It. outside lands.
s226-Lot ll05. Gift Map @. ).
s60O-l00xl2C; NV. cor. Wayland and oxford
FtS University Honest al 4 sSociat. on. CHARLES
G. FISHER, sos California II.
DINERS IiEnS :. LONG
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BALANCE 50 PER MONTH.

- ID
BALANCE 50 PER MONTH.
DOUBLE TRACK TO BE LAID TO ACCOM-
MODATE HE TRAVEL.
Is MINUTES TO THE BUSINESS CENTER OF
OAKLAND.
he choicest and cheapest tract OF property on
the line of The Oakland, san Leandro and Haywards
streets graded free OF any cost to purchasers
Oakland City water pipes in front Of your door
Tree OF any cost to purchaser.
No taxes TO be psld BY purchaser until your prop
erty is paid for
TITLE PERFECT. TITLE PERFECT.
FULL ABSTRACT AT OUR OFFICE
1859 PURCHASED BY PRESENT OWNER 1859
IN TIE YEAR 1852
OWN YOUR own HOME.
CONSIDER THIS OPPORTUNITY.
SPECIAL OFFERING FOR 80 DAYS
OF SEQ LOTS 4OxiS5.
IN THE MOSS TRACT.
on the line Of the Oakland aud san LeandrO Elec
trio Railroad
$3.50 TO $500 Each.
ACRE PRICES
SO CASH, BALANCE as PER MONTH
Positively the last offer Of los AZ these prices
terms Select your lots at once and secure choice
location. DO lot walt until IL is too late and then
you say you are sorry you did Lot buy sooner
HE MOSS TRACT
Commands grand view II Ca land san Ieandro
Bay and surrounding country. The offer make
during the month of Juy OF lots IN the
MOSS TRACT
Surpasscs any offer made along the great business
thoroGghiare OF Alameda County.
REMEMBER WHAT WE TELL YOU.
This month IS the last offer of the $3.50 and Sl75
lots In the
MOSS TRACT
Remember the
MOSS TRACT
Is situated within Is minutes TO Oakland.
TIE MOSS TRACT
Lots are level aud ready 10 build upon. Several
new houses are now under course OF construction
IN the
MOSS TRACT
Many others viii come. Those who buy now will
~ & urefR f.far gtRlIa
vest IN the
MOSS TRACT
During our special sale Will double in one year
Streets graded and city water mains laid AZ
expense Every lot remaining uuSold on August
VIII be advanced. Take our adv Select your
lots at once while you can secure choice lOcaton.
For mans and particulars apply to
". }. LAY NANCE x co.
At once each evening until $3.50 O'Clock.
lEh IIrlft Oaklan1 ~
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oaKLAND HrAL rsrarF.


GOS00 -A6ROOM HOUSE An d BATH, WITH
&-COO. stable and lot, within blocks OF local
train and electric car; terms $500 cash aud SO
month ly; near Harrison ST.. oakland. f. w. WOOD
WARD Il CO., 902 Broadway, Oakland.
G. 500 new AND MODERN R0., 5 ,ds IN
street work compiete; local train and electric
cars, East oakland; terms $500 cash. Address
L. w. WOODWARD a CO, 902 Broadway. OAK
land jyI9 1T
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DR.. PARKHURSTS CHURCH.
One OF the Oldest Presbyterian Societie
in New York.

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s he square p p SO ss
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can and obtain one OF our "Real Estate Rec
sale in all parts OF the city
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

y H. UMBSEN q CO..
VI.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RBNT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTION
"a Montgomery st =
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DE SURE AND READ THIS
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
OFFERED IN THE FANNY DAVENPORT
TRACT
FRONTS DIRECTLY ON SAN LEANDRo
ROAD.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
50xl20-FoOT LOTS ARE HERE OFFERED ON
AN OPTION TO PURCHASE on A LEASE
OF YEARS, AT 50 81 PER MONTH.
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXEs AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS PAID BY OWNER
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
FIVE OPTIONS GIVEN TO PURCHASE AT THE
SMALL COST or 50 81 PER MONTH AT ANY
TIME WITHIN FIVE YEARS.
Don't MISS THIS CHANCE
FULL PARTICULARS AT THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGH Il BAKER,
1902 BROADWAY
tyl5 II cod BETWEEN 10TH AND 18TH
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G9cSl WE WANT AN OFFER; A FINE
4lS--DO new bay-window cottage Of ! rooms
aSd halh' brick foundations: all modern convent
ences on Eureka ST. just hair block from Market
ST extension and Eear the lsth-st electric road.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR REGIS TRATIuN PLACES
W. A. Brown, Registrar OF Voters will receive
proposals Tor rooms TO be used for registration OF
voters Ia October next Any parties wishing TO fur
nisb rooms for this purpose wIil please cal at the
new City Hail before the 2g:h day OF July,
loS@. Vl3 cod lat
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If[D BARBER SHOP: 8 YEARS ESTAB-
7- Ito. lished; hrst-ciaSs paying trade: fine liv-
l.- rooms. !. ID. BARNARD, 2O9 Rearuy ST.
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$4,000 NEAR 18th AND MARKET. NICE
brick foundations, etc; lot 25x6O.
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S5500 3 NICE NEW FLATS; BRICK
0cCVV. foundations; all modern convent
ehces; rents S52; Tot II :SxllO: Collin Rwoah ST
near 18Th: commanding fine view: always rented
near the Castro-st. cable; give An offer.
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~ ROCEBY AND BAR. WITH LIYING-ROOMS.
- suitable for man aud wife: positive barga N,
Apply - 1. d. BARN ARD, 20e Ksarny St
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q S00 MUST BE SOLD; MAKE AN OF
u IJOV' fer; corner 10Th St: house OF
rooms and bath: stable for several horses; lot BOX
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go n SALOON: ACROSS IHE BAY WHERE
T. ~ " large numbers OF men are employed:
stc!Sss trade; sickness only cause OF s. Z: lly-
iag rooms. ]. ID. BARN ARD Z09 hearny 81.
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prsINEss CHANCES.

-.1D-n A SALOON: DOWNTOWN AMONG
- DDt. wholesale houses; day trade; an old
1d. positive bargain. /. D. BARNARD, 2G9
l -.L.L 81
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Sl1O00-fine residence. 5l4 Steiner ST. let
halSht and rage; house of rooms ana bath: all
modern improvements; - tbie etc: lot 5O:llN
1873: street work all done: THIS is a bargain.
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L7OR SALE - FIRST-CLASS DRFSSMAKING
4 business: store fixtures; ready made goods on
hand; Hying-rt ons furni. he'd for Euuses eeUtnr.
VIII teach buyer tailor system; plenty money IN this
business: established ears. no reasonable offer
rellsea: owner retlrLng. Jog unMard 81 ~ d -
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$3.50 TO S650-94 lots on Southern Heights; on
Carolina Wisconsin and NoiO sts.; lots 25xlu0; We
oher tbes lots very easy teras: title warranted
perfect by Title Insurance Company at So per lot:
this property IS near eahle-ears and is compare
lively short distance from the City Hall.
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S.}7G0 SALOON AND FAMILY RESORT At
~ - w. GCldeu Gate PARK; including buildings
aad valuable lease: solvent frstciaSS business.
A-nLN - !. ID. RARN ARD. .0a b narnN 81
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---AD HOTEL CUISINES HALEINTER-
~tht@Np. est in one OF the best seennd-ciass no.
.,s BE- tais city established Is years: rare chance
---y " !. d. BABNA ARD, POS kearny ST.
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n OVERNMENT LANDSi
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
finest level farming lands.
Rich black soft. ready to pIow
large iiBe valley; railroad throughlt
water bitches now building.
Nlld climate free fuel. cheap lumber
Nort at good wages there
Land can be taken without residence
Send &c stamp for full Information TO r. w
LAKE, Flood building, San Francisco Cal. apl4 tf
(fALlFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU. ash
y y NTH st Oakland. exchange all kinds OF prop
oIty; send for cataiogue GREEN, CULLON <
70 my22 tf
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LoE SALE z FIRSr-CLAss COFFEE AND
: ch2p houses. Apply J. ". SILK & Co. III
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= THn BAKERY, LIVING-ROO8IS: ACCOUNT
- w sickness. Cor. Howard and Eleventh
street,. ~
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$3.50 for new cottage of 6 rooms: good well OF
-ater, etc; situate Crescent ave short dis
ance from Mission 81. lot 25Nl0J.
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- oO0 COFFEE AND SPICE BUSINESS.
LIN, 26I5 Kearuy 81 IL
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STONE TRACT
- STONE TRACTI
STONE TRACT
situated On Alameda County'S greatest highway,
the san LeSBdro road Tho Oakland. san Leandro
and Haywards elecric road passes directly Ia front
OF this property LaTge lois. Box so, with fruit
trees on every lot. lake your choice pears, ap-
pies. apricotS. pruBes, peaches. cherries English
waiuuts, almonds. Vide streets. Just think OF Il;
Grand street IS 100 feet vida. Terms, so cash;
- so month y Call At once don't delay.
For maps aud particulars, apply 90
a. II. BREED x Co.
460 Ninth street,
iyl7 Oakland.
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ElRsT-CLAsS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
II 64z-6xA Mission ST CHAS L. TAYLOR jy2I
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S55OO-19th 81, near Castro-st. cars, new house Of
rooms and bath; elegant home, see this; lot 20
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SSo00-2Oth St. near Guerrero: good residence
table; lot 5OIlI4; must be sold.
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2H|0 WANTED-A PARTNER N \ GOOD
sDOtp. saloon on Market st sure 10 clear over
300 per month; fult proof given; hrstciasS man
Market St
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& OOo PARTNER WANTED IN AN OLD ES-
u OtV. tsIshed livery and boarding stable;
must be willing TO WORK; has full vatue in borseS,
carriages, LuEgies. etc. large amount OF Ooarders;
owner VIII guarantee the business clearing $500
Yer mouth; trial allowed before you buy. Apply
X. KEN ny. 1904 u. rSeU st.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUcrroNEER
% MONTGOMERY ST

DIVERS BROS. q LONG.
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4
Situated on the Redwood road. near Fruitv,le
ave. and san LeaudrO elertric-r0ad; grand OppoJ-
Cut into lots and sold at once: one OF the finest
home sites IN Alameda Cauaty.
A. ii. BREED 81 CO.
lel9 n 460 Smith ST. Oakland.
PRAND NEW broom COTTAGE ALL MOD
- ern improvements. IN heart OF Lorin: 800
down, SO month; large lot: great bargain; must
be sold.
Groom cottage-72s Louis ST.: only $500: lot
25Nl25: now rented TOR SO month Inquire Of W.
c. MORAN. Loria tSonth Herkeleyl or J. IL
STORY, 1892 seventh ST Oakland. jyl6 u
LINE CvR>ER LOT. 75xl25, IN EAST OAK
land; cheap. Apply Call Branch once. 1Yl6 7t'
4 FULL ACRE; CHANCE or A lIFETiME;
y bargain price Gail quick RUSSELL 4
fk0ssEk. Iwenty-third-ave. station. East Oag-
lad. jyI2 In
- Close 10 the present and closer TO the future
center OF Oakland: streets In order and ready Tor
building: " thin about one block OF local ferry.
electric aud horse cars; sewerage perfect aud terms
10 suit every buyer; so lots 80 feet front from
500 500 to $1,000 escn; shoaid be seen to be apprec-
premises OF to YOS RHETN A CO bO3 california
street. VIZ I'm
600 PR M0NTH BEAUTIFUL INV
u - room cottage: lot 5OKlGO: all modern i'm
proven euts; driveway. garden: s25O0 Write or
take berkeley ira u: stop at Golden Gate State
ask Tor +. BUEGLE, owner. teu
e 100 TO $75J-LOTs ONE BLOCK OFF
" lNO broadway. our business street: cable
In 'front.' lois; electric lights; electric
2 blocks: streets macadamized entire Instance to
postoflee and only five minutes ride; CITY water;
gas: shade trees ON every lot. SALISBURY a
CAMPBkLL. AGO Ninth St. Oakland. je2 q
l. me BUILDING LOT, 26XIOO; HALF A BLOCK
from Telegraph-aye. electric road. 4Oth
ST; VIII exchange Tor furniture. Address box -.
Golden Gote. ielOu
WEEKS NEWS FoR5 CENTs-TRE WEEKLY
y CALL. in wrapper. ready for mailing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-12
AT THE GARFIELD.

The Edmud Burke society at Garfield
university gave an excellent entertain
ment Monday evening. Miss Mamie
Campbell gave a recitation in n finished
manner which elected much applause as
did the recitations of Miss Blanche Bar
ret and Ben Hoyt. Miss Eva Simpson
delighted the large audience with an essay
which was fine production and elegantly
written. TIE Tyre, a paper by c. F.
johnson, was excellent in all its varied
articles. Miss Dessa Johnson rendered a
vocal solo IN exquisite style and was en-
cored Miss Ray was az the piano. The
question. Resolved, That the federation of
labor organizations would solve the labor
problem, was ably discussed by IT. W
Butcher on the affirmative and W. A
Ayres on the negative. Next Monday
night there will be a good program and
some choice music
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-12
T. A. DAVIS,
Secretary.

Hon. John Eaton of Winfield was IN the
city last night on his return from Hutch
insou. where he with other past masters
of Democracy was trying to re deem chat
county, which will, in spite of their efforts
give Chester /. Long majority of not less
than 500, although some people put it as
high as 1 900 votes. Jerry was in the con
spiracy with Click, Martin and Eaton that
resulted in the product Of the Wichita
Populist convention and now that he is in
the very jaws of ignominious defeat, they
are helping him out. Two years ago
Jerry didn't have any use for the lawyers
but now, it seems, their aid and assistance
come in very handy him, for all three OF
them belong to that profession.
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AN EXCITING RUN.

The fire department responded TO an
alarm of fire turned in by Officer Kensler
from the corner of Douglas and Water
yesterday afternoon at about 5 O'Clock
The fire proved 10 be in room in the sec
ond story OF the Germania house, where a
man had been smoking cigar and fell
asleep, the cigar failing into the bed
Some bedding and pair of trousers were
burned, but no serious damage was done
The team Of the chemical engine met with
an accident while turning the corner of
Market and Douglas. That obnoxious
curbing was ut fault again. After Jump
ing it the horses slipped, one of them fall
ing heavily. 1t was at first reported that
a man had been nurt but this proved 10
be untrue The hors. WAS quickly raised
to its feet, reharnessed and the run was
resumed without much damage.
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EASTERN BUSINESS MEN.

Yesterday ex-Mayor Clement received a
letter from Captain Tom Richardson from
Syracuse. \. Y, thanking him for data
sent 10 him with reference 20 the growth,
progress, prosperity and future progress
of Wichita, and informing him that big
excursion of eastern business meu. who
are enroute for Texas. will stop of here at
5:25 D. m. Saturday. 1t is hoped that the
business men o. Wichits. or at least the
board of trade. Will meet them at the
depot and give them such reception and
friendly greeting as their stay of short
time in the city will admit Of These ex-
cursonists number among them some OF
the leading capitalists of New York state,
and the advantages OF Wichita should be
placed before them
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Welded.

Last evening between the hours of and
O'Clock, Rev. Martindaie, the presiding
elder of the Wichita district of the NJ. E.
church, bound in marriage Mr.. Edward
Rockwell of Jacksonville, Ills, and Miss
Clara Burgessser. at the palatial residence
of the brides parents ON North Lawrence
avenue.
The parlors of the Burgesser home were
very artIsfically and most beautifully dec
Grated with cut flowers, ferns. palms and
tropical plants carefully arranged by Mr.
Mueller, the Paramount florist. In the
reception room was arranged canopy of
eyergreens from the center of which two
beautiful roses were suspended. Under
this the happy couple took their stations.
The bride was attired in white and she
presented a perfect picture OF rare lowell
ness and sweet womanliness. By her side
stood young man of handsome feat
ures, such as would strike any
observing person as manly, open and
honest. This was her lover and husband.
Miss Carrie Dubois. dear friend Of the
bride. acted as bridesmaid. This young
lady appeared very beautiful as she stood
beside Mr.. Harry L. Hall Of Jacksonville,
Ills. who being chum of the groom,
came to Wichita with him to perform the
duties of best man.
The Italian orchestra was present and
discoursed sweet music during tie even
ing. They played the wedding march ex.
ceedingly well.
After the ceremony congratulations
were offered. The evening was pleasantly
passed. and at the proper hour very
toothsome luncheon was partaken of. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Rockwell took last even
ing's Frisco train tor ST. Louis, from
where they will Immediately go to their
home in Jacksonville. The couple were
the recipients Of many valuable and hand
some presents. Only immediate friends
of the family were present Mr.. Rockwell
is travelling man for a wholesale hard
ware house and is held in high esteem by
those who know him. He has resided
at Jacksonville all his life and is rising
young business man. Mrs. Clara Rock
well has hosts of friends in Wichita who
very much regret to see her depart, but
their congratulations and best wishes fol-
low her. She is a truly lovely woman,
whose friends are legion and they earn
estiy pray that the sunshine of happiness
and content may always light her path
way
The guests were Mr. and Mrs L. W.
Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Walter BiXby. Mr..
and c. j. Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Spangler, MIR. and Mrs. Judge Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed hartman, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Emo, Mr.. and Mrs. George Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young, Miss Holmes of
Galena, Ills; Misses Carrie Dubois, Lii
liam saunders, Mae Young, Lou Bone,
Lucy Drain. Lucy Guthrie, Messrs. Gift
ford Sawyer, James Herring
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A GREAT STABLA
Chillcothe Daily Times.

Chillcothe Daily Times.
A stable which is attracting great inter
est and has some good ones here is that of
Mr.. II. C. Jewett of Jewettville. y. Y.
This is the home of the great sire, Patchen
Wilkes, and Mr.. Jewett's place is also
noted through his having a full mile
track. The course is regulation style,
thirty feet wide, and has an underlying
layer of tanbark and salt, overlaid with II
clayey soil. 1t is rs springy as rub
Der and never freezes. It is
covered all the way round and the
sides OF the building are continuous
row of windows. The whole interior is
also whitewashed. so that it is AS light as
day inside There are not many horses
there now. Mr.. Jewetu having recently
sold off $50 head, but he has a large ranch
out in Kansas where the flyers are as thick
az bees He has the following string here,
all by Patcben Wilkes, and under the
charge of Trainers L. c. McVey and G. W.
Holdridge: Favora, Il 5year-old, with a
mark of 1855; Divan, a Swear old, PAGER,
2:19a4: LISA. Il 4-year-old, 2:19$!; Henrica,
a 3-ysar-Old. go s.
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BUSINESS MEN, ATTENTION.
Colonel HollOwcH Will Speak to His Fellow
TOwnsmen on Interesting Topics Tonight.

Colonel HolIowcll Will Speak to HIS Fellow
TOwnsmen on Interesting Topics Tonight.
No business man in the city should fail,
through any excuse, to hear Colonel J. r.
Hallowell at Garfield hall tonight. He
will make a Republican speech, and in
that speech he will say something of the
most vital Importance to the business in
terests of the Peerless Princess. Colonel
HallOwell has recently compiled
a lot of information concerning the
freight rate question and il is said
by his friends that he has got to the nub
of this all absorbing question. Being
lawyer he understands the laws, etc, and
he will say something that will enliShten
those whom the subject of lower freight
rates most interests. In addition to this
he will treat of subjects that in every way
nave bearing both on business interests
and politics for there is a relationship eX-
:sting between both that connects them
very closely together. Turn out and hear
him, and he will interest you for two hours
as no speaker has done this year.