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COL GETZ II BRO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
Is POST STREET.

Is PosT STREET.
G1SO $l75, $3.50 AND $500: LOTS NEAR
SIS down and 50 monthly.
GQCS $3.50 AND 500; LOTS BET l. J AND
.NtAo. SITS. fine View OF PARK and ocean: $50
down and $40 monthly.
GS0O $3.50 AND $500; CHOICEST LOTS
GcUO. so nth of the park, graded and fenced
op posite strawberry Hill and new lake, ear ter
minus OF ca5ie-Iine extensions "a cash. balance SIS
monthly payments
VI grounds and park, from $3.50 TO ST. 600: every
purchaser Will get more tnan va ne for the money
In buy ing from us TIC bay cheap an sell az
u small aI' anee; all lots sod on ssy terms
NORTH OF PARK
GQh0 $500. $45O $3.50 AND 5000: LOTS
tDCCo. including choice corners ". from 18th
ave, near Point Lob s and park fine Iocati on;
good marine view; easy terms.
CSOO $3.50, 5000. 5000. slIOo AND $4,000
tpDOV. Tor gr.ded lots in Richmond District:
ready to build o0; 10 per cent lowec tn IN Gu can
buy elsewhere.
no YOU WANT To EARN FACrSe
IL If call and we viii! co vince Won that
IL Is more rrohtab to buy 10 suear the Golden
Gate Park IN IN csc where about the city: we VIII
with pleasure refer II hundreds OF De opie who
will verify our Statements
Rememb II. the owners OF the cheapest
and choicest lots Arre.
SOL GETZ q BRO,
mro sam * Is POST ST.
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G1S00 QUINN ST, K OF GUERRERO Mr.
" IOPV. Ridley; neat fats OF 4 and rooms;
brick foundation, ETC.; rents $35i lot 25x5O.
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DOR SALE IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Il Fine modern cottages and elegant 2story houses
IN good neighborhoods. near cable lines; can be
purchased In instaments same paying rent For
particulars apply to L. LANDER, Is Montgomery
street de23 WeFrSuNfo II
Va NY PAY RENT - FOR SALE IN EASY
w monthly payments equal to rent fine modern
cottages and elegant 2story houses in all parts OF
the city. For particulars apply to builder aud own
er l. LANDLER. IL Montgomery. 81 weFrSuMotf
G100 CASH-NEw COTTAGE OF S ROOMS,
W IOO bath, basement, laundry, wooden mantel
tiled fireplace, shades, gas fixtures and every con-
venience; lot 26xll4: on sunny side of Elizabeth
ST., 100 feet w. of Castro-st cabe-cars balance of
payments equal to rent Owner and builder, a. f.
BENJAMIN. IL Montgomery St no22 II SuweFr
Go 60O 1913 GOLDEN GATE AVE; IN.
ID G.CVO. veStment: lot 27:bxl20 TO Elm
ave; good house store rooms: fiat rooms:
bsy-windows, brick foundation. no walks: rents
eo3i stable; carriage-sheds. mrll Inns
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624 MARKET STREET

MEMBERS OF THE REAL ESTATE Ex-
CHANGE
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07S00 FOR SALE . LEFT OF THOSE
ID cOV. elegant modern houses, Just COM
peted, on Masonic ave, s. of Haight ST.. decorated
parlors and dining-room; sunny chambers; fin
ished Easements plate and art glass windows; elec-
trio bells aud gas lighting; large Iot suit
inquire Oh the premises, mrI5 If SuTuTh
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UNIMPRoYED PROPERTY
GQNO 29TH. Mr. SANCHEZ; 25xll4
- .-LLLL. s2All-L- --ar-. AaLa-.-LL- o.

coon 29TH. Mr. SANCHEZ; 25xll4
'0ctU. S34O0-Liberty, nC. Valencia. 2jxll5:
good place for flats
S5ov0-Cor. 2IsJ and Alabama; 5OxIO4; street
work lone OF both streets.
S700-Make an offer; 9th. nr. Castro: 25xllA
S5O9o-Aiabama. nr. 24th-St. cable; 5JxIO0;
ready 10 buiiG on.
s800O-Foisom, nr. 10th: 25x95; good location
for fats
s8coO-Guerrero, nr. 18th; 25z90: on line Of cleo
tric ID
s-5o0-2lst. NJ. Dolores; 25xlI4; Mob Hill OF the
NiSsiCs.-
Sl5o0-Yalley, nr. Dolores: 27:ixlI4: a bargain.
$lU05 each-Treat ave, nT. 18TH St; lots each
q a. TMRsEN & co l. A1ont,n.ner.- 70 s1..r.h
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GC7H0 CHEAP; JOHN ST. NEAR MASON
u ~ w. and Pacific: house containing 10
rooms bath hot and cold water ETC. TAR improve
ments; lot 3Ox6O; will pay well with slight a!tera-
lions. " 1900
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

EASToN. ELDRIDGE CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AUCTIoNEERS AND HUUSEBROKERS
63S MARKET ST.
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$4,000 PdNs 3@TN baa,s Mr.
HAT above; also Z-story house on eud of lott will
rent for SO: lot u 6x97 g.
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GS7S0 CORNER INVESTMENT: WEBSTER
" - w. ST. a.: 2 bay-window Hats of 5 rooms and
bath each; well rented: lot 25XS2:6
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IMPROVED PROPERTY,

63S MARKET ST,
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G9H00 MUST BE SOLD; OWNER HAS TO
soCOOO. leave: Folsom st. near 2Otn: house e
rooms, BATH stable, patent closets etc.
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s24OO-N. side l7th St. w. OF Sanchez.
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THE CARNALL-HOPKINS CO.,
mr2O SuTh 60t Narket sTresa+
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&hN00 MAKE AN OFFER; SACRAMEN TO
OocVO. ST., near Baker; desirable sunny cot
tase OF rooms bath and basement; nice lot ~ ok
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,Ts--vACANT PROPERTY

Col m STEVENSON ST, NEAR 18TH: A
tDOIOO. substantial bay-window cottage of
rooms and bath; hot and cold water etc.; lot 25x
80; close 10 VaIencia-st. cable
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G1S0 $l75, $3.50 AND $500: LOTS NEAR
eN LOU. boulevard electric road and park; only
SIS down and SO monthly.
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q 1000 A GOOD INVESTMENT; . NICE
u OOCO. flats on Garden ST. near Devsadero:
lot runs through to Post ST., leaving fine frontage
To lmpI owe; Size OF lot 25xI2O
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COUNTY

ROAD. NEAR RAILROAD STATION.
PLACE Is ONLY FIFTEEN MIN
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UNIFEhoIIi FLAUE IS BEAUTIFUL
PIECE OF PROPERTY. DOTTED WITH LIVE
OAK TREES AND LlING ON THE MAIN
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

These elegant residences are in course OF erection
and when completed IN discount any home prop
erty ever erected for sale these celebrated
heights: The interior will be finished In hard wood
and viii contain about IL 13 rooms each the
marine view.iS uao5structed for plans, etc, apply
on premises at office.
O'FARRELL AZ LANG,
Sole agents for w. Hinkel, builder
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-EAsToN. hLDRIDGE CO, ea8 Market st. 1t

q S000 MUST Re SOLD, ON ACCOUNT OF
SCOOO. Observation-Disclosures ST., near Wash
iAgton; nearly new, 2-stOry bay-wiudow dwelling
containing nice rooms, bath, laundry and pantry ;
DFick foundation and all late appliances: a very
comfortable and desirable home; lot 25xlIO; a
chance for pickup IN offer wanted immediately
EASToN. ELDRIDGE & CO., e3s Market ST. 1t
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CITY ZEAL ESTATE.

M C. FEE. BALDWIN & HAMMOND. REAL
1h Estate Agents and AuctioneeTs, members of the
Real Estate Exchange. 10 Montgomery 81.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS RENT COLLECTORS
AND CENTRAL AUCrIONEERS.
Ia Montgomery street. near Market.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements cont1ue1 on hs
Sixth Page.
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CICS CHEAP LOT ON VERNON ST, NEAR
McEWES BROS, All Montgomery s. mr2OSuThSa
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$4,000.

Real Estate gent and Rent Collector.
l5S Montgomery s.
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4I5 MONTGOMERY ST.

GCQ00 WORTH $500: 25x1I4; CLIPPER,
O-COV. IN block from Castro cottage OF 8
rooms pain, high basement, etc; street graded,
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1CS0 EACH; MUST BE SOLD; SACRA-
" ISoO mento St, near Maple; the cheapest lots
ID EreSidlo Heights; only short blocks from the
cable ears: 25xl00 each. CENTER, JACKSON Il
SPADER, 307 Montgomery ST.
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BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR THE STANFORD
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$4,000. 2s %i6li' OAAi Al y bEo DERRICK;
$400O-N. line Haight St. Webster: 25xl0O
SIO0O-N line Page. bet. Masonic aud Ashbury;
50xl3T:5
ssUOO-SE. cor Washington and Baker: 5o;4x
1868.
$25OO-N. line Grove. near Stanysn: 25xlOO.
$llV0O-FOur choice residence lots: z on " line
OF Grove and Oh ). line OF Fulton. near Baker;
size lOOx137:6
Ss0OO-E. line Devisadero bet Page and OAK;
5oXl06;3
DAVID SlERN q AnAs Atnn.rn.nnr..
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u III Cogsweu college and Folsom ST.; win
make good hume. JACOB HEYMAN.
GtG0 LOTS ON AND NEAR CORTLAND AVE;
ID NV. level ana ready TO build on JACOB
HEYMAN. $50 Market st
G71Q BUILDIN LOTS: GRADED AND
~ ~. severed; ON California ave. near june
TO cabe road. JACOB HEYMAN.
GAIA FRONTING ELECTRIC LINE. or SAN
" Iob. Jose road: only 20 minutes ride from
cry Hall. JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market st.
Q1gO LEVEL LOTS FOR HOMES. 25xI2O
II IHos each; fronting Silver ave; Howard-st.
cars pass close By. JACOB HEYMAN.
&6S0 LOTS ON 18th ST; 2axfl4 EACH;
u OcO- Castro-sL cars very close; street being
graded lose by JACOB HEYoiAN. $50 Market.
Gk50 LOTS IN FAIRMoUNF TRACT. NEAR
SOcV. CheneTy ST. and electric road; level and
ready Tor building. JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market.
GJ6O LOTS NEAR THE JooST ELECTRIC
u IDO road: level and ready for build ing: only
aIew minutes ride TO City Halls $50 down, balance
50 monthly; Spring Valley water on the property
and rich soil JACOB HEYMAN.
GI7S $500 AND S25O-PARK LOTS 2Oxl2O
~ d ~. eacn on So monthly pay ineBts near the
grand boulevard, electric road and Iarket-street
extension: don't fail To Inspect this grand Offering
JACOB HEY MAJ. $50 Market st
Gd00 LOTS SOUTH SIDE GOLDEN GATE
W wv. PARK; only one block from park and rail-
ROAD JACOB hEfMAN, $50 Market ST.
GoS0 SOUTH SIDE PARK LOTS. NEAR
IL OOO. electric road and strawberry Hill. grand
marine view. JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market ST.
gao LOTS NORTH OF THE PARK; 25xl2O
UOOU. each; the best opportunity ever offered.
9Aoob HEY MAN, $50 Marketst
SfSn LOTS 25xl2O: NEAR OLYMPIC CLUB
pOOO. grounds, In Sunset Heights: houses close
Jacob ii ny MAN, 630 Market st.
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Gc.f0D BARGAIN: THE Sc. CORNER OF
ID --OO. 18th and Alabama sts.: the cheapest
cor Q: In the Mission; size A 1895. CENTER
JACKSON x SPADER.
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$3.50 MaT Ho1 IN las OF EhAIs
modern Improvements; all rented and paying
$50 90 per month; Shotwell St, only one half block
SPADER. II
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$7000-Point i.obos ave. bet 9th and lot
100; street WORK complete.
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- NSnO 3 ELEGANT FLATS OK LARKIN
= COVO st. near Vallejo; rent $50 brick
foundations and all mcdera improvements lot
- ;2XlJO: $500 cash &. II. UMBSEN a Co. Ia
fierfcaner- st
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III ANDS0ME Broom RESIDENCE IN BEST
II part of Western Addition; unobstructed ma
rlne view; all modern improvements: beautiful
garden and summer houses: latest style IN inside
decorations; lot 25xi37 81: near Van Ness ave !:
must be sold before the ist OF April, as owner ia
leaving city, MRS. HESDRY, 634 Market 20 suwe
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@. Ok ONLY-CHEAPEST LEVEL LOTS IN
ep ~ the city; near electric road; adjoining
lots sold for $500.
$350-BeautifGI level corner 50xl0O, makinq2
lois, at Lake View: see It; cheap at $500. ROTH
EEMEL CO.. 324ta Montgomery st. MIRO st
HANDSOME COTTAGE FOR SALE. CHEAP ON
II easy terms: choice location CHAS. HEN
DERS0S, 3O4 Montgomery ST. Its
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Gail and obtain one OF Real Estate Records"
which contains fun list of properties for sale by
L. u All narts O the city
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I OF 27 :6xS7 FEET, NORTH LINE OF CALI
II fornia ST., bet. Larkin and Polk, improved VIII
be sold cheap. Apply at SO Third st. mr19 3ts
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POSITIVE BARaAINs,,i

OK 000 NO LESS, BUT FULL VALUE
VCC.OOO. for your money 1852. 800 offered
ana reused; gut-edge Investment; Sc. Cor. 4th
line of 4th ST. by 81 20 S. line Of Howard ST. :
present nom nal improvements bring In monthly
rental OF 1854. which be ediately raised to
$3.50 by making slight alterations: there are no
leases on the property: new and suitable improve
ments would yield at once $3.50 per month: the
location being just outside of the fire limits a new
building can be erected inexDensiyely; $4,000 of
the purchase price can remain at per cent; this
property can be confdentiaIiy recommended as the
best investment offered. and If sold soon lie will
be entir ely Withdrawn from the MARKET
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ID A. DOLAN & CO,
L REAL ESTATE.

At4--Al4
$50 Market st, opposite Palace Hotel.
The 'Sau Francisco Globe" published br as con
taiaS full list OF property for sale in all uarts or
application
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$1,000. $500, $4,000.
Easy TERMS EASY TERMS. EASY TERMS
{ VAIL AT OUR OFFICE FOR PARTICULARS
y .. those new houses we Offering for sale ia
tpe western Addition; NV. cor. OF Bush and Lyon
SIS; each OF rooms and bath. built throughout
Win every latest Improvement and convenience;
eltEdHt pric-a-Drac top mUtels: extra large re-
ccptioh nan handsome interior. finished In natural
Wood etc: $1,000 saved by purchasing one OF these
houses as they are equal to houses sold for $4,000
BGNEE. Toy a
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I1TCRBURG, ON THE LOCAL FERRY AND
Il electric railroads from Oakland to San Leaudro
Is the only business center brtween these cities: II
mas rallroads on two sides and ship landing Oak
land HarbOr; 239 lots sold since August 1891:
only few left at the old prices viz: $3.50 TO $3.50;
one-htth cash and small monthly payments; send
way oakland. mrl9T
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Revolution in Cuba.

CHICAGO, July 25-"A revolution in the
island of Cuba is likely to take place at
any moment" )" said r. 6. Soccorro, q
Cuban now in Chicago, and who was
until recently secretary of the council of
presidents of Cuban clubs atsI<ey West.
much blood will likely flow in the island
before the end of the year, as We intend
to fly the Cnban flag from Moro castle in
the port Of Havana by next fall
"The state of affairs in Cuba is ripe for
a revolution. The discomfort is general,
by reason OF the governments eXactions.
Spain is a poor nation to pay its debts,
and all the debts it has contracted within
the last century it is taking of Cuba. 1t
has too many men who have to be sup
ported in office, and when it can not do
better it sends them to Cuba. These car
pet baggers, as you would call them in
America, know that the first change
in government at home would throw
them out, so while their tenure OF office
lasts they try to wiring as much as possi-
BILE ont OF the people. The Cubans have
to submit to the domination of a race
Inferior to themselves or emigrate. But
neither they remain at home or leave
hey are still resolved to put down this
of their country. This feeling
s general throughout Cuba and an out
freak may be expected any time.
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Leave Of absence from the 2jth to the
10Th inst, both dates inclusive, is granted
Major George f. Robinson, paymaster.
lst Lieut.. Charles Dodge, jr., oath in
tantry, is appointed recruiting officer at
Foit Bayard, relieving lst Lieut.. C. J..
Crane, adjntant, cath infantry.
The leave of absence for seven days,
granted Post Chaplain Winfield Scott, U.
). army, in orders No -, c. s., Fort
fuachuca, a. T., is extended ten days.
By authority of the major general com.
mandlng the. army, the commanding Off
Ger Fort Bayard will grant to Private
Thomas Smith, company d, oath infantry,
furlough for three months.
Recruit William Read, enlisted at San
Diego Barracks, Cal, for the 10th infantry
is, upon the recommendation of the
regimental commander, assigned to com
pany B, and will proceed 10 the station of
his company, Fort Marcy.
Upon recommendation of detachment
and post commander Private Malta, White
Mountain, F.-26, detachment of Indian
scouts (San Carlos, A. IT, is appointed
corporal to date July Is, instant, vice
Cisco, Yuma A.-35. discharged.
The following named men will he dis
charged from the service OF the
United States by the commanding
officer Of their station as of the |
date set opposite their respective
names: Private Richard Cavanagh, troop
|, ID cavalry, Fort Huachuca, A. T. J !
October %, 1892; Private James Shine
house, company &, oath infantry. Fort
Huachuca, A.'T.,) August 4, 1892 Private
Ferdinand Pechar, band, 10th infantry,
Fort Marcy, N. NJ November | |, 1892.
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Kingsons mines are forging ahead and
many sales are on the tapis.
Ell Paso insists that the Southwest Sill
yer congress shall be held there, and
Albuquerque has given up the idea Of
captu ring it. '1is well.
Las Vegas note Mayor Duncan has
received q letter from party IN Massa-
chusetts who wants to get water works
franchise, and says if the city will give
it to him he will discount the Voorhees,
franchise good deal.
About 800 pounds OF silver bullion were
shipped by the Mimbres Consolidated
company from this place TO New York
last week, This mill is now turning out
bullion at the rate OF about 200 pounds a
week, and will be kept running about two
months.-Sllver City Sentinel.
We understand that S. w. Dorsey sold
his Chico springs home, on the 2lst inst,
to DR.. Seward, of New York. Considera-
tion not yet made public. Mr.. Seward
will use his new holding as health resort
and will Immediately fit it up for that pur-
ose.-Folsom Metropolitan.
The practice of the water company OF
shutting off the water supply OF the town
without giving notice, is the cause OF great
annoyance to the public, and more than
that it is source of danger, and is liable
to cause the loss OF property or even lite,
by boiler explosions. s.-Albuquerque Clti-
zen.
The park dispute has been brought to
public attention within the past few days
by the jumping" of large tract in the
west park by several parties. Thus far
the railroad company has taken no par.
ticular action toward displacing the con
misunderstanding Headlight
Francisco Raymundez, revenue colec-
tor for the district of La Ascension, head
quarters at Las Palomas, gives official
notice that all stock owned this side OF
the Mexico line and ranging on the other
side, must be removed within thirty days
or 1t will be confscated, according to the
laws of Mexico.
Eddy Citizen Mr.. James G. Massic,
OF Louisiana, in company with a party of
Italian gentlemen, arrived the early part
OF the week and are making tour of in
vestigation through the valley. So far
these gentlemen are perfectly satisfied
with what they have seen, and it is quite
probable that large colony will be locat-
ed here this fall.
In the Colfax land Office II 900 acres
more land was taken up during the fiscal
year ending June 30 than the year before
During the year 1892, 1913 homesteads
were filed on in this land district, against
eighty-four the previous year. This shows
what people are beginning to think OF
northeastern New Mexico. metropolitan.
Beginning the 1st of August the Santa
Fe shops will subtract per cent from the
wages OF apprentices each month for the
first year; 10 per cent the second; Is per
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cent the third, and 20 per cent the fourth
year. This will he paid up to them at the
end of the fourth year, when their an
premiership expires. This is done TO
insure the good faith OF apprentices to
serve out their ne.-Raton Reporter.
The painful news was received here
this week of the death Of Mr.. VIM. d.
johnson, jr., eldest son of Bishop John.
son, of Diaz, south Of here, in Mexico.
aged q years, As heretofore stated,
young Johnson was bitten on the chin by
coyote one night while a sleep in camp,
where he and others were herding cattle
Several weeks passed by without the de-
yelopment of any i'll effects Of The bite.
Bnt some two weeks ago, while in the act
OF taking drink OF water he was seized
with commissions. 1t was then evident
that hydrophobia had resulted from the
wolf bite, and that he was doomed
Demlng Headlight.
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Syrup"

We have selected two OF
Group. three lines from letters
freshly received from pa
rents who have given German Syrup
to their children In the emergencies
of Group. You will credit these,
because they come from good, sub
stantial people, happy in finding
what so many families lack-a med
icine containing no evil drug, which
mother can administer with con-
fdence to the little ones in their
most critical hours, safe and sure
that it will carry them through.
Ed. /. Willis of Mrs. Jas. w. KIRK,
Alma, Neb. give 1t Daughters College,
to my children when Harrodsburg, KY.
troubled with Group have depended upon
and never saw any it in attacks of Group
preparation act like with my little daugh.
it. 1t is simply mi ter, and find it an In.
raculous. valuable remedy.
Fully one-half of our customers
are mothers who use Boschee's Ger
man Syrup among their children.
A medicine to be successful with the
little folks must be a treatment for
the sudden and terrible foes of child
hood, whooping cough, Group, diph-
liberia and the dangerous infamma-
tons Of 'icate throats and lungs. q