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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-11-23

Is. CLARK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
and DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
nee corner of Elm and Bridge Streets,
.1kta. Pa.
NJ agent for a number Of reliable Fire
t.H{4nce Companies.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-11-23
3. BIBLE,

~ BIBLE,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,
b Ia Kepler Block. Room 8, TioAesta,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-11-23

7. GEORGE STOW CORPS, No.
w. r. c., meets first and third
1aday evening of each month, in A.
ball, Proper & Doutt block, Tio-
MRS. @. O. RUMBERGER, Pres't.
=. ANNA PROPER, Sec'y.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-11-23

APR. GEORGE STOW POST,
No. 274, q. A, II.
on the first Wednesday in each
b. IN Odd Fellows Hall, Tionesta, Pa.
j. Il. EDEN, Commander.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-04
cURloUSLY MARKED STONES.

Pliny, about the beginning Of the Chris
tian era, mentioned an agate the lines and
markings of which formed perfect pic
ture of Apollo and the Nine Muses.. The
reproduction was so striking that little
children recognized it at sight
Majolus, another writer Of high stand
ing, saw an agate IN the collection of
ieweler i'm Venice which, when polished,
showed perfect and natural picture OF a
shepherd with a crook in his hand and a
cloak thrown loosely over his shoulders.
The Zone Legged john" another stone
picture, is in the Temple Of st. Sophia, in
Constantinople. The picture is on mar.
BILE slab and was found by quarrymen in
Italy. 1t is perfect in every detail, with
the exception that the saint has but one
leg and foot
A piece of ballast stone picked up by Mr..
Lauobton, when he was Spanish consul in
Boston, showed two perfect human heads
and faces, all the outlines Of hair and
features being distinct, the natural por-
traits being much darker than the sur
rounding stone.
The famous Ober-Ammergau stone,
which has human face full of sorrow
plainly pictured by the hand Of nature
upon it's surface, and which was recently
exhibited at the Women's Industrial ex-
change, Baltimore has been characterized
as one of the most curious freaks Of nature
that has ever been found.
In the Church of St. John, Pisa, Italy
there is a piece Of stone heavily marked
with red, blue and yellow spar, the linei
representing an old man with heavy beard
with bell in his hand, seated beside
small stream. To tie faithful it is know
as the st. Anthony stone, because 1t is
fair likeness Of that saint, even in thu
minor details of tunic and bell.-Philadel
phia Press
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-04
BEHIND TIE SCENES.

Fred G. Berger has been manager fo-
Sol Smith Russell for twenty-six years
Miss Molly Elliott Seawel is to dram
atize her story Maud Marian" for Ro-
sina Vokes
Mr.. Arthur f. Warde is now the bust
ness manager for his father, Mr.. Fred
erick Warde.
Marie Ogden was lately married to
Mr. II. l.. Spence, and has retired per-
manently from the stage.
The oldest member of the dramatic
profession, Chollet, died recently at Ne
mours, France He was born in 1898.
Carrie Perkins, a handsome bur
lesquer, formerly Of Dixey's "Adonis'
company, was married recently in New
York to J. w. Black, of the Natural
Gas" company
Augustus Pitou has decided to send
"Mavourneen, the play in which w. j.
Scanlan was acting when he became in
sane, ON the road again, as soon as a
trustee can be appointed to attend to
Mr.. Scanlan's interest in it.
1t is a fact that Rubinstein, the ia
nous composer and pianist, will visit
America next season. Abbey & Grau
have him under contract for fifty con-
certs, beginning next November He is
guaranteed S15O,O0O and travelling ex-
penses.
The journal Of a London Playgoei
from 1851 to 1866" by Henry Morley
which has been out of print for some
time, has just been republished. with
complete index by the author, which
greatly increases its value as book o.
reference.
Judic's jewels and other treasures
brought absurdly low prices at auc
ton. A diamond necklace worth $500
was sold for 81 300, and the laces wer
almost given away, one fine princes
dress in point applique going at nine
teen dollars.
The annual report of the Comedi
Franchise shows profit of $4,000
This will give 5000 to each societairC
In the course of the year 1891 eleve
new pieces, including Sardou's ''Thei
midor," were produced and twelve play
of its old repertoire revived.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-04
PEN, cHIsEL AND BRUSH.

Rosa Bonheur, it is said, contemplates
another heroic horse picture.
Mrs. Humphry Ward was famous in
England as an author as far back as 1874,
when she was writer of stories for chill
dren.
Emerson Bennett, who wrote Prairie
Flower" and some fifty other American
novels, is seventy years old, but is still hale
and hearty
AT an auction held recently in Boston
Poe's own copy of "The Bells" sold for
500. and s55 was given for gold locket
containing a lock Of Poe's hair entwined
with one Of his wife's.
Mark Twain has several billiard tables
in bis house, and he is an expert player at
the game, as he is at pool. The author al
fects shabby attire when at work and be
lieves that he writes better under such CON
ditions.
Winnie Rean Hoxie, the sculptor, is an
Arkansas girl who in her youth was pro
teqe of the late General Albert Pike, the
Masonic poet. Since her marriage somt
wears ago to Lieutenant Hoxie she has ex
ecuted only one piece Of sculptural work
Miss Jean Ingelow lives with her broth
or at Kensington. Her writing occupie
her some two or three hours in the morn
ing Miss Ingelow Is the daughter OF
banker. There were eleven children, an'
she was not esteemed the cleverest by an
means. Miss Ingelow's brother helped ne
! 70 publish her first volume OF poems
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-04
ODDS AND ENDS.

The choir Of the Mormon temple at
Salt Lake is 800 strong.
"Llan" is the prefix to the names of
over $50 places in Wales.
There are four times as many Irish
men in the United States as English
men.
The Chinese christen their children by
shaving their heads preparatory for pig
tails
For poisonous wounds made by insects
such IA mosquitoes. ETC.. apply cologne
water
More than 100. O00. 600 Chinese are en-
gagged either directly or indirectly in the
tea industry.
There are 466 sawmills running in the
state of Washington with total daily
cutting capacity of s.42l 900 feet.
A place called Pro TEN, in fancy
county. Mo-, has lasted now for many
wears and bids fair to become permanent
The last language into which the New
Testament has been translated is the
Motu language of New Guinea, the
latest tribe to become English subjects
Late tests prove that the strongest
wood growing in the United States Is
the nutmeg hickory" of Arkansas. The
weakest is the yellow West Indian birch
/, The czarowitz's famine committee II
order to enable farmers to continue
their work. has decided to purchase 10,
600 horses in Siberia to replace farmers
horses killed on account of the famine
1t being Jewish rule that no fire shal
be kindled ON the Sabbath. the quer'
has been started. Would Jew be
transgressor by switching on the electri
lamp A scientific authority being az
piled to, decided that the lamp Is nc
fire in the meaning OF the law.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-04
TURF TOPICS.

Connecticut is to have another trot-
ting track. to be located near New Lon
don.
j. Malcolm Forbes now owns Arion,
2:1094 Nancy Hanks, 2:09, and Hour,
alt.
Some one has figured out that the
sons and daughters of Abdallah have
trotted 1852 heats in 2:3O or better
In 1891 the people Of Paris alone con-
sumed 81 .29l horses, 22J donkeys and 40
mules. the meat weighing 4.6l5 tons.
The value of the purses given 10y the
Ontario Jockey club, of Canada, in
creased from $3.50 in 1885 to $l3,7 79 in
1891
During the season of 1891 the 2-year-
old Sirius defeated twenty-five different
2-year-olds. with records from 2:23 up
ward
The French government spends $751;
OOO. 900 per year on its public highways,
but their horses draw a ton and a third
without trouble.
In Belgium. Germany and Italy. where
the roads are kept BOOu, One hOise Gan
do as much service as three in the bad
road districts of America.
One of the mares that Q. F. Emery
will send to California to be bred to Sid
ney. 2:l994. is daughter of the cele
brated old PAGER, Matte Hunter, 2:l224
Isaac Sanderson, of Willimantic
Conn. owner of Alcyo, 2:lS94. expect
his 4-year-old Viking tilly Queen Esther
$780, to trot well down in the twentie
the coming season.
Palo Altos dam, Dame Winnie, b.
Planet. is the only thoroughbred breo'
mare that has ever produced more thai
one 2:30 trotting performer. She is tn
dam of Palo Alto, 2;0S24; Gertrude Rus
sell, 2:231S, and Big Jim, $685..
Dan Mace used to say of James Duf
tin: He is the only man ever starte
against that did not know when he wa
beaten. No one was ever sure of a rae
until their horses head was under th
wire in the third heat when Jim was
the race"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-04

Weekly in Northwestern Washington
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-04
United States, Canada
and Mexico

Sample copies of either paper
sent free on application
The morning call., 1892-02-18

kOCERf AND BARI 3 LIVING ROOMS. NO
- 0ppcs ton; other business cause Of selling ADJ
ply CALL Branch Once feI6 as
The morning call., 1892-02-18
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.
hange of Quarters Made Necessary by
Ir,rrnasnd ISrra Al

Change of Quarters Made Necessary by
Increased Business.
The annual meeting of the Woman EX
change will be held at the Palace Hote
next Friday at 10: 80 O'clock. and the cleo
ton of officers a week later at the same
time and place.
During the year the business Of the ex-
change has materially increased, and it be-
came necessary to secure larger quarters.
These have been found at % Post street.
which will be fitted up Immediately as a
headquarters. The expense will be nearly
covered by the Sl700 derived from the last
charity ball. Whatever more is needed will
have to come out OF the funds Of the ex-
change.
1t is believed that the present board Of
officers will be reelected as an acknowledge
ment of their successful management IN the
past. They are: President Mrs. John
Curry; Weep Presidents - Mrs. Henry
Schmedeil, Mrs. William NJ. Bunker. Mrs
Henry Wetherbee, Mrs. Louis SIoss; Treas
urer, Mrs. David Bxler; Recording Secre-
tary, Miss Birdsall; Corresponding Secre-
tary, Mrs Sands w. FOrman; Directors
Mrs Henry Schmiedell. Mrs. David BiXler.
Mrs. Henry Wetherbee. Mrs Sands w.
Forman, Mrs. Michael Castle, Mrs. John
Curry, Mrs Moses Hopkins, Mrs. II. l..
Dodge. Mrs. Louis Sloss, Mrs. (. NJ. Block,
Miss BirdSall.
The morning call., 1892-02-18
Women Journalists.

The Pacific Coast Women's Press Asso-
citation will hold social meeting on Mon
day, in Union square Hall. az o'clock in
the afternoon. Cards Of admission will be
gladly furnished to those interested in the
association and its work upon application
to any Of the members. The principal topic
for discussion will be paper to be read by
Trained Nurses" setting forth the desira-
bility of that profession for the woman
who is looking for employment which is at
once respectable, remuneratiye and not-as
most branches of women'5 work are-over-
crowded. The latter part of the afternoon
will be spent informally with music, Oriel
remarks and conversation. As the exer-
cises are to begin promptly at 3 O'Clock. it
is hoped that a special effort to be seated be-
fore that hour will be made by both mem
hers and guests.
The morning call., 1892-02-18
ALONG THE RAIL.
Southern Pacific's Earnings-T.
III. GOOdman's Return.

Although reports, said to be authentic.
were circulated for some az yet uuasCeT-
tanned purpose, that T. II. Goodman, the
general passenger and ticket agent of the
Southern Pacific Company, would not ar
rive in this city for several days from his
trip to Mexico, the fact is that the gentle
man in question returned to San Francisco
yesterday at 1915 o'clock. Mr.. Goodman
stated that his visit to Mexico had been
solely one in pursuit of health and not of
business. He had been away for some two
months, and his health had been greatly
improved by his southern sojourn. He had
nothing to say concerning railroad affairs.
The earnings of the Southern Pacific
Company for 1891 have been given publicity
and are as follows: During the twelve
months the gross receipts were $50, 44O, 30,
exceeding those of 1890 by S2.096, 75L The
operating expenses were S31, 163. 100, just
$S6G6 more than those of the preceding
year This makes the amount of the net
earnings $40 2S5, 1856, or S2,0S6,0S5 more than
in 1890 There was some reluctance dis
played by the roads officials to the giving
out of these figures. G. i. Huntington Is
expected here by the beginning of April,
when a meeting of the Directors Of the CON-
pany will be held. The question of paying
ing over to the United States Government
% per cent of the net earnings VIII be then
closely discussed.
Alvinza Haywood. a well-knOwn local
capitalist, emphatically denies that he has
as yet subscribed one cent Of the reported
five millions to the stock of a competing.
railroad from the East The California
Traffic Association, in commenting on the
rumOr, believes that there is more benefit
to be derived by California from competing
State roads than from Eastern inbound
lines.
Captain McDougal, the inventor of the
"whaleback" plan Of marine freight
carriers, is said to be on his way To Cali
foInia, and on his arrival will have con-
ference with the members of the Traffic
Association.
A call has been issued by Secretary Lee
long of the State Board of Agriculture tor
a meeting of fruit-growers at Fresno to-day
and tomorrow TO consider rates of railroad
transportation and cooperative marketing
The morning call., 1892-02-18
1onGING-HousEs FOR sArE.

,.lIn IS SUNNY BAY-WINDOwED ROOMS;
- w. bath: wen located: furnished and ecu
-... rent $50, with water; IN rs house clears $50
g. HALEY. 7l9 Market ST fel6 II eNSu
~..ao L0D6ING-HOUsE: 9 ROOMS: NEAR
= tNV. I4rket ST rouse always fun, Ene loca-
u. LESS. Fourth ST. IT.
10000 TART ash; LODGING HOUSE;
.--Ntt. clearing $500 a month over expenses;
.. respectable house. 81 rooms always fun: b est
working class; most respectable part OF city;
..r & purchase price can be paid on instsrments
-rfrie profits 81 the business. Apply KENNY
~OHy7T l0e4 Market ST IT.
-r-- con-. LeDGING-HoUsE IS ROOMS;
. & a.. very central; pays 500 over rent; par
Hts U..e turce years CULVER, Grant ave. lie
...o.N HOUSE. WELL FUKNISHED: CHEAP;
. -.a home call t. q, SOP Geary ST. felS Biz
.paI>o-HOUSE OILS ROOMS. 26SINTH ST.,
.sr Market fels 7t*
.r5NG n0UsE-I ROOMS; CHEAP: FULL
.r..HerS. 2i7 Stevenson 81 fels St*
FURNISHED ROOMS CHEAP. ALSO IN
,' ..ra .sHel and BATH. 230 Eleventh st. fel8 -
-rnnN LODGI> G-H0U SE................S5 $500
d. i-rn.u IudgI-!l2y >s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
ID. house. new turHit ure-.......... -.--.. $500
.s" ht'-- ..--.-. 500
.,". .u Fuss ST.: mast seil...,.............. $50
r..u. luI. c.ruer. 5000 casl............ 1000
SOB. tu exchange FOR grocery. ..........-. 700
t..-..es y q. C. DECKER goo Market, feI4 q
WV And NICELY FURNISHED LODGING
~ -.--@- good location; part cash and balance ia
payments. h. Box II, CALL Branch once. is 7tF
F.- >EC fNn-LoDGING.HOUSE 10 ROOMS;
IfC rea- $50, water Iuciulod; cheap. fel6 ST.
.t... ROOM HOUSE CHEAP; SICKNESS: Full
t|F -t.l ro1me.S. 2-2la Fourth 81. fel6 as
rl ROOMS: FJRNiSHEDi BARGAIN; SICK
i - ness. 2759 Mission. cor Tweap-fourthl3 -
l-iE~r-tiA>S LUuGING-HOUSE OF % ROOMS,
/ .tl lVaE lease. lov rent: can have trial; sold
.-aa-,lc. psrt cash. $40 Mission S. ie-- ~
F.. CENTS Will sEND THE WEEKLY CALL
d Iol fsar months 90 auv ua-L o. the United
-tEtss
The morning call., 1892-02-18

m00pO FOR SALE IN OAKIAND-l HOUSE
CNOZOO. of rooms and l house Of rooms;
lou 40xl02; Eleventh ave. near Sixteenth ST.,
East Oakland: ali street Improvements done. In
qure CT T. X. WATERMAN, 4lO Twelfth ST., East
OakIand, or WINTERBURN & CO., AIT Clay St
San Francisco. fel6 7tS
QODnn BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR S25 PER
u AoOU. month; Broom cottage; natural
wood finish: all modern Improvements; lot 40x
/ 20; sunny side; station: only 1900 down.
Berkeley train, stop at Golden Gate Stat on. ask for
O. A. RUDOLPH. felS It
The morning call., 1892-02-18

A RI DRAWING AND PAINTING; TERMS
~ reasonable. OLIVIA KINGSLAND. 24S212
Marketst, fe2 3m
The morning call., 1892-02-18
SPIKTTU AIIsNI.
CLAIRNOYANTS.


4 RRIVED-MME. DE CAhOR THE WONDER
~ ful cIairvoyaBt and test medium that the East
eTn WSpapeTS have been making much over,
tells everything from the cradle 10 the grave with
much ease as If she had SHOWN you always. Call
and satisfy yourself that she IS genuine. Gives luck
IN love and business affairs with perfect satisfac
ton. Not failure. There IS doubt that
Mime. de Canon is the greatest medium earth.
Has been patrOniZed by all the most prominent bust
ness men aud women from all parts OF the world.
II YOU cannot call on her send GATE OF BIRTH lock of
hair and 81 by mail, with stamp and have your
fortune written Miners. locating mines speciality.
Call address lI26 Market ST., rooms aud 3.
once hOur5-l0 y. NJ. 10 P. 81. felS IN
MRS. DR.. DE san. FROM YOUTH A GIFTED
w mind-Tsader and fOrtuue-teller. aided by
experience among all classes Of people in this aud
foreign Countries, Is able 10 so blend the past to
future OF the lives OF her customers as to create
wonder and establishment; her mission IS to sOOthe
the diSconSOlate, reUnite broken and deSpairing
family circles and unite in The bonds of love youth
fu affections; in the great cities OF the East she is
Weic med one of the best in her line; always
pleasant and refined al who visit her depart with
pleasant ana grateful feeling she the result OF
= journey business deal, matrimonial venture
like open book; those wishing to learn what the
future has in store for them should consult this
gifted lady; send two 2-cent stamps for her Illus
trated book. Parlors and 2. ZOE Powell stfell I'm
The morning call., 1892-02-18

A new fruit called the ''wineberry," which
is of Japanese origin, is finding favor with
those who are on the lookout for new gas
trOnOmlc sensations.
The morning call., 1892-02-18

4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
y complete with fUgul Ure. carpets stores, car
tHins. blankets pictures ard mirrors cash pTicss
CT easy instsilmen5s; smal deposit. =. t8tsB-
Fan s Co.'S. largest ius-aImenJ hCUss ca tbs
Coast, E2S-250 STOCKTON, - Post St.; cpaa even
lLes; prompt atteutio paid 10 country orders lsJt
n Nv CHAMBER -Ego as PiECES. SIS CASH,
The morning call., 1892-02-18
LoRIN REAL ESTATE.

"A no WOULD BE WITHOUT A HOME-oNLY
w 500 down.
Only $40 month. win buy beautiful new cot
tage OF rooms; all modern improvements; large
lot: only half block from electric aud only
blocks from Berkeley steam cars: price only $2250;
interest only per cent; greatest inducement ever
offered. Inquire OF w. @. MORAN, Lorin; take
Berkeley train. 1a3O I'm
The morning call., 1892-02-18

NINE. MOREAU, - FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
vi teller, cIaryOyant ifereader; fee 25c IA St*
M ME. EXODUS, CLAIRVOYANT HAS RE-
O1 moved 10 IL Taylor ST.. Room o: fee 50co24 Il
M ME. DR.. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
w by eggs and cards tells entire life PAST, present,
future; consultations on all affairs, nothing
Cepted; name given, valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impOssibe;
diseases cured; fee 81; letter 81. 30 Kearny Is ly
The morning call., 1892-02-18

QISOTO $3.50 PER LOT AT FRUITYALE
IL / OU Oakland; $40 to S25 cash and 50 per
month; beautiful lots. adjoining the double-deck
car line OF Sessions electric road will give
free pass for years to any one who will build. APP
ply at once TO L. W. oODWA ARD i CO., 9O2 Broad
way. Oakland fel7Ts
The morning call., 1892-02-18

IMPROVED
G0000 UNION ST. NEAR MONTGOMERY;
eDAOOO. front house OF rooms and rear OF 4
rooms; rents 1872 per aunum: lot 23:eX7O. Il. II.
UMBSEN Il co. Ia Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1892-02-18

NEARLY NV UPRIGHT PIANO: HEHNE
\ az Long makers; sou W. u. EADGiI;. 10
Market 81. fe-6 e
The morning call., 1892-02-18

IL oil tenth. fels 2t~
HOUSE. ROOMS AND BATH; LARGE YARD;
II Sl8 $40 Church 81, near Twenty third. Z St.
HOUSE. . SUNNY ROOMS; BATH. 81 HAIR
II ete0et Folsom ana Howard. fell BIS
RAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR SO AND ALL
- costs paid CGFFEY'S COLLECTION COM
PANY. old place, 6l9 MONTGOMERY ST. ial2 cod If
GIO ROOMS: wArER FREE; REED ST.
" -. Apply at 1928 Washington. nr. Jones II II
D-STORY BAY-wINDOw HOUSE ROOMS.
= pain, laundry; sunny side street; block from
cars: large yard and basement COS Grove St ~ 3tF
G2S MONTHS ROOMS FOR BOARDING
XCC anu lodging; 3O6 Eleventh ST.. next Folsom.
THOMAS MORAN, 5341s California st. fe13 II
SD HOUSE, ROOMS APPLY AT COR.
~ - lWehtY-Seventh and Alabama sta: gro
1HQ SEVENTEENTH ST NEAR GUERRERO
LIZ House. rooms; water, bath and laundry;
$50. fel6 1t
# Is m0gSE OF ROOMS. 1907 JONES.
~ near bfoadway ieI6 IT.
0I09 LARKIN-HoUSE ROOMS; LARGE
- ~ yard cellar; bath; rent $28. fel5 70
G1S l-STORY HOUSE OF ROOMS: DOUBLE
" ~. parl0rs; garden; yard. l24S Monty. IA 50
6I2lI FULTON UPPER FLAT; ROOMS;
- ~ bath; rent $50; water included. fel2 rs
SANirARY PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER;
- -. MEEHAN 90 Saerane1toII ! ON
"OhNi ii ED EOCShS.
EOh KENT-FUKNISHED, FOR PERIOD OF
months or longer. nicely furnished residence Of
rooms and bath on north Side of California ST.
coo zZ12) bet, buchanan and Webster; rent TePs-
OhaDle 10 responsible parties. For further paTticu
lhIs Apply TO owner, &. HERMANN, 332 kearny
street fell IT
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOUSE ON PACIFIC
- heights; fine marine view; 10 rooms and bath:
electric lighting: rent 81 80 per month Apply TO
y /. o. ~ ER. i06 Montgomery st. feI4 II
COTTAtssS 10 LIT.
&D6 TO LhT; COTTAGE or Is ROOMS AND
y 80 bath; nice garden; modern improvements;
- seventeenth st Key at All Dolores st ia St*
ELATs 10 LET.
IIINE BAY-WITD0W C0RNFR FIAT. ROOMS
The morning call., 1892-02-18

U1E0 CORNER, 6ONl00. ON RAILROAD IN
ID 1OO. Berkeley; S26 cash, $40 monthly
&2lO-Lot 35xS7, On railroad; IS monthly.
$su0-Lot 4Oxl2O; sidewaked $40 monthly.
$700-LOt 40Xl9O macadam aud sewer.
$625-Lot 42xl00; macadan and sewer.
$275-Lot 56xl00; sidewaiked; So monthly.
$75-HH lot 25xS0; fine views.
Get maps 1000 lots; offer only what own.
q A A AInt.frr IL a
The morning call., 1892-02-18
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS


4.~IFy 9 70 ISSi PSPK CT viii.
y build, sell or rent you any kind OF house
where IL Alameda on tue most reasonable
terms au26 Il
The morning call., 1892-02-18
IMPROVED.

Call and obtain one OF our Real Estate Records"
which contains list of properties that we have for
sale IN all parts OF the city.