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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21

the leading newspapers of the country.
AT one time of her life she was engaged
with her husband in the editorial man
agement of the New Era." literary
paper published at Sauk Rapids, Minn.
OF late years she with her son, Harry
P.Wood, have published paper known
as "The Sauk Rapids Free Press" and
Just now she is temporarily conducting
a newspaper called the Milacca Times.
Mrs. Woods literary labors have en-
braced diversity of subjects, and eX-
hibit much versatility of talent. AL
though much Of her life has been spent
upon the frontier. she has never lost
her early New Eng land training. but
has sedulously maintained herself, in
dependent of her crude environment,
endeavoring, the meanwhile, to live on,
and live up, to the higher ideals of
more advanced civilization, and she has
been eminently successful in SO doing.
Among the prose works which have
been published of her writing may be
mentioned Heart of Myrrha Lake."
"Hubert's Wife," Brown House of Duff
Times Three etc. She has also been
an indulgent daughter of the muses., and
her poems have been widely read and
much admired, and have gained for her
both prominence and fame. She has
been given place in the Poets and
Poetry" of her native state of New
Hampshire. Her poems have been pub
lished in the works entitled Poets of
the West" Poets of Minnesota" and
"Poets of America" Her life has in
deed been studiouS one. full of ad-
venture, without her seeking to make it
such-a tangled skein OF diverse
experiences, such a seldom happens
in one lifetime = and what she
has written, said and done justly en-
titles her to be classed among the ia
nous women OF America. Though
modest and unassuming in social life,
she still has the courage of her convic-
tions in an eminent degree In what she
says and does. She wlelds a vigorous
pen, sometimes dipped in gall, and
sometimes dipped in human kindness.
but always in way which she deems to
be the right. The writer Of this sketch
has known her for many years, both i'll
her capacity asa literary and as a busi-
ness woman, and can testify as to her
uniform kindness and high Christian
character, ever present in her daily life
l have enumerated only few of her
titles to literary fame. She is still hale
and hearty and gives promise of more
good work. Long may she continue to
adorn and bless mankind, is the wish of
him who pens this sketch.
H. G. WAITE.
st. Cloud, Feb. 13, 1893.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
SOCIAL BRIEFS.

The closing exercises of st. Mary's school,
to which the public are cordially invited,
will take place on Friday. June %, at p. m.
The young people of the Church of the AS
censlon Will give a avn social Thursday
evening on the vacant lot on East Congress
street near Greenwood avenue. Ice cream
and Strawberries will be served.
EMrs John d. Sloane and child and Mrs.
Dan II. Moon and children are making trip
by way Of the 500 on a whaleback steam
er at the invitation of Capt Alexander Nc
Dougal. They write that they are enjoying
the outing greatly.
Evening Star Rebekah Lodge No. Is, eI.:O.
.. F.. will hold social and literary enter
talnment, and public install alton of officers
at their hall, corner Fifth and Wabasha.
Saturday evening. July /. w. H. johnson
and others will address the meeting.
The Young Peoples Society of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church gives a.mooniight
excursion tonight on the Mississippi. The
steamer George Aays has been engaged A
good Programme is promised Refreshments
will be served on board. Steamer leaves the
foot of Jackson street at o'clock
The managers of the Babies home return
thanks to the Irving Lyceum Bureau of
Chicago, ILL.,, for the receipt of over Sill.
proceeds from the Philly Ray, Miss Jean
Wilson and WiIbert Lewis entertainment t.
given June IL, for its benefit. and most
heartily indorse their methods Of doing busi
ness. Thanks also are due the daily press
Silver Moon art press ana to the friends of
the home for faVOrs received
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
A LUCKY ST. PAUL BOY.
@. Nj. Flandrau Wins the Short
Stories Prize for July.

&. Nj. Flandrau Wins the snort
Stories Prize for July.
Short Stories for July contains a
clever story of student lite from the
pen of st. Paul boy who was gradu-
ate of the st. Paul high school. class of
1890. Some time ago Snort Stories Of
fered a prize of $50 for the best short
story of student life written by col
lege student. OF course, scores of stu
dents from many colleges entered the
competition; but the lucky man was G.
NJ. Flandrau. son of Judge G. E. Flan-
drau.
OF course. Mr.. Flandrau was pleased
with his success. and says that when he
received the check from the publishers
of Short Stories he felt Jim Hllly."
Aside from the pleasure i'll winning the
prize, Mr.. Flandrau is to be congratu-
lated, for the story is clever one, and
very much out of the ordinary. Writing
short stories is certainly his forte; and
they are considered mach less easy to
write than novels, or continued stories.
Mr.. Flandrau is still student at har-
ward, where the scene of his story is
laid, but is in the city, spending his va
cation with his parents. Following IS
tho ctnrv
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
William S. Fuller,s FuneraI.

The funeral of William s. Fuller, who
was killed accidentally in theifreight
yard of the st. Paul & Duluth line Mon
day, will occur this afternoon at 2
O'Clock, from the residence of the de-
ceased, corner of Maple and Enclid
streets. The funeral will be under the
auspicies of the Switchmen's Benevo-
lert association, and the service will be
held by the pastor of the Presbyterian
church which the family attend. On
Complained con Of nc not feeling we'll. and and
said be5ore leaving the house that he
was not in a condition to work. His
wife endeavored to persuade him to re-
main home. but he said he would try It,
It was probably due t9 his illness that
floral offerings sent, is pillow from
the switchmen's association made of
roses and carnations. The interment
will be at Oakland.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
PERSONAL MENTION

B. A Hasler. of Perham, is registered at
the Sherman
Hugh Thompson, of Crookston, is a guest
at the Merchants.
H. F. Merriam, of Red Wing was at the
Sherman yesterday.
D. j. Calhoun, Of St. Cloud, was at the
Merchants yesterday.
M. j. Forbes. of Duluth, was registered at
the Merchants yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. j. F. Baker and John F. Baker
Jr. have gone to Chicago.
c. Fl. Bronson and George Herberger. of
Osakis. are guests at the Sherman
DR.. j. NJ. McMasters, of Sauk Center. was
among Yesterdays guests at the Merchants.
Secretary Danforth, of the Commercial
club, and family are enjoying a short outing.
Mr.. Danforth will no doubt return this even
ing.
Rev. Thomas McClary will deliver his lect-
ure, entitled Sunshine in Labor at the
King Street Methodist church Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Oakes are in the CITY.
Oh the way to their future home at Tacoma,
after their wedding trip in the East. They
will go to Tacoma in dav or two
Mrs. Fulton j. Clay and Mrs. Arthur Mel
rose, of Orange City, To-. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Sherman, of Congress street.
and will spend couple of weeks with their
friends
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
THE OLD, OLD STORY.

One day last week my neighbor Neil
A-fishing went; on homeward route
met him, and within his creel
1 saw brace of sickiy trout.
laughed. and starting in to scof
At such catch he straightway trimmed
His vocal sails to tell me of
The fish that got away from him.
He quite impelIed me then to think
That fish whopper must have been,
But having since had time to drink
Imagination's rare poteen
He's nagnifed that finny catchs
Until as measured by his whim,
There's nothing in the sea to match
The fish that got away from him.
Day in. day out, as oft we meet,
He raves about that wondrous trout
And of the piscatorial feat
That almost yanked the beauty out.
In fact. SO often doth he dish
This tale. that loaded to the brim,
I've wished that like that lucky fish
l, too, could get away from him.
Boston Courier.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
New Silver Organ.

CHICAGO, June 20.-The first number
of Coin, a weekly periodical which as
sumes to represent the aggressive silver
element of the Mississippi con
gress. made its appearance today. The
paper will be issued in this city under
the editorial management of W. II.
Harvey, formerly chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee of the trans-MissIs-
sippi congress. Hon. }. s. Dougherty,
of Texas. contributes the chief article
in the number just issued.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
NOT a CANDIDATE.
Ex-Gov. Campbell Trying to Make
an Honest Living.

NEW YORK, June 2O.-Ex-Gov. James
E. Campbell, of Ohio. who is at present
in this city, when asked if he expected
to receive denomination, said:
you may say that shall not be a
candidate. They will not nominate me.
| would not run as the candidate. l
have not been in Ohio for about three
months. am trying to make al honest
living outside of politics."
who is the most probable candi-
date?"
'There are many good men. | have
think Congressman Cultivate should
be nominated. He would make a good
man. expect to 20 to OHIO and take
the stump for whoever is nominated" 7"
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
MRS. JULIA A. A. WOOD.
A Pioneer Newspaper Woman of
the Northwest.

Mrs. Julia A. A. Wood was born in
New London. N. H., April 13, 1925. She
was the daughter of Ezekiel and Emily
Everett Adams Sargent, and was edu-
Gated at the Colby academy, of her ma
tive town, and afterward graduated at
the Ladies' seminary, of Charlestown.
lam Henry Wood, then prominent
young lawyer of Greensburg, KY, where
they resided until 1851, when they re-
moved to Sauk Rapids, Minn., where
care of three small children and a larg0
estate, consisting mostly of landed prop
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
SPECIALS IN HOSIERY
AND UNDERWEAR.

$3.50 quality INFANTS SILK VESTS
for &c. 81 ana SIPS quality INFANTS
SILK SOCKS for CSC.
Ladies extra fine quality Isle
THREAD and fine Cotton Hosiery, with
white feet the most comfortqbi stock
ings in the market for hot weather. You
can buy them here tomorrow for
48c a Pair.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
A Morning Wedding.

At ST. Mary's church occurred a very
pretty wedding yesterday morning,
when Miss Annie Kelly was married to
Lieut.. Felix O'Neil, of the fire depart
ment. The marriage was celebrated by
Rev. Father Caillet, and the church was
filled with the friends and relatives of
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
BuckIen,s Arnica saIve.

The Be Salve in the world for Cuts
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped Hands, Cbilblains
Corns, an all Skin Eruptions. and pos
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required
It is guarantee d to give perfect satisfac
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by j. P. Allen, drug
kist, corner Seventh and jackson,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
Picnic for Cathedral Boys.

In spite of the hot weather very
happy crowd of boys from the Cathedral
were slowed away in 'busses yesterday
morning on pleasure bent. There were
about fifty of them, not to speak of
lunch baskets, ice cream freezers, and
all the other nxtures that are necessary
for the success of picnic. The busses
were driven to Lake Johanna, and
there they had a picnic such as only
boys Know how to have. The day was
finished by a lovely drive home by
moonlight.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
St. Joseph's Academy.

The pupils of st. Joseph's academy
will give their annual exhibit and en-
tertainment Thursday and Friday of
this week, June % and %. Work done
in the primary. academic, art, music and
fancy work will be shown, and all of the
friends of the school are invited to be
present.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
Low PRICES ON
FINE MILLINERY
The time for clearing out surplus stock
and odd lots has come, and
PRICES ARE DOWN.

This is a rare chance to buy fine Nil
Mery cheap.
AH our Trimmed Hats, our U1tTmmed
Hats, our Flowers, Materials and Straw
6raids are marked down.
100 assorted Hats for Ladies, exqus-
iteIy trimmed with our best materials.
The regular prices have been SIS to $40.
You can buy any of them this week for
So. o5.
Chiidren's Straw Hats lined and
trimmed with ribbon and gauze, ready
for immediate wear. The price has been
$3.50. You can buy them this week for
o5 cents.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
Mothers Will Re Glad

We've just received more of those
boys washable Suits (boys from to 10).
Nothing better for boys hot weather
wear. The Boston. on Third street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21

the young people. Lieut.. and Mrs.
O'Neil will spend a few days at the
lakes, after which they will be at home
to their friends ON Grove street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
Mothers viii Be Glad.

We've just received more of those
Boys Washable Suits (boys from to
10Y. Nothing better for boys hot weather
wear. The Boston, on Third street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
Largest in
the World.

In the department of flavoring
extracts, the Price Flavoring Ex-
tract Co. has the largest and most
completely equipped laboratory in
the world. Thousands of pounds
of the true Mexican Vanilla Beans
are consumed every year in
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
A PRETTY INDIAN JACKET

OF Blue Lawn Trimmed With
Valenciennes Insertion.
Insertion is popular this summer. In
this dainty house jacket it is shown
to excellent advantage. The jacket is
made of pale blue lawn trimmed with
diagonal bands of Valenciennes inser-
ton.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
For Sale.

Carriage in splendid condition and
nearly new: cost $500; will be sold very
cheap. Also double set of harness.
Call at 145 College avenue.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21

erty, which she has had the manage
ment of, causing her much anxiety and
residence at Saak Rapids, in addition
to her household cares and busi-
ness duties, she has diligently ap-
piled herself to literary work. and
has been recognized as a writer
of much interest. She has been con-
stant contributor to magazine literature,
and most OF the time correspondent Of
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21

The skirt is very full and is finished
with ruffie of the lace. Marrow pale
blue ribbons are run in and out through
the belt and tie in front in a bow with
many loops.
Such house jackets are also made of
white lawn, trimmed with straw-colored
insertion and lace.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
Does 1t Stick to You?

Our lightweight Summer Underwear
will not stick to yOu. neither will it
cost you much. The Boston, on Third
street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
Won't Keen Ont the Rain

Our Pongee Silk Coat and Vest, for
IS, will not keep out the rain. but will
keep you cool. The Boston, ON Third
street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
FACTS AND FANCIES.
Hotel Lafayette. MinnetOnIka
Beach.

This leading resort will be opened to
the public on Saturday, June "a. The
formal opening hop will be given Sat
urday, July /.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21

Jenkins Hello, is that Snipfit, the
tallor's?
(Hears voice say "Yes.'')
"Well, this is Jenkins. Say! Why
in the devil don't you send down those
trousers of mine? Are you wearing
them yourself @,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
To Chicago.

$3.50 one way. s16.2O round trip, via
Chicago Great Western Railway. City
ticket office, 964 Robert street, corner
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
Going to the Lakes2

You'll need pair of our $3.50 English
Flannel Outing Trowsers. The Boston,
On Third street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21

What Happened When the Wires
Got Crossed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21

of Vanilla. This immense business
is accounted for by the purity and
excellence of their productions, a
determined effort to make articles
as perfect as can be made.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
REMNANTS or FINE
SCOTCH EANNELS.
is nov in proQres!

Hundreds of short lengths for MeB's
Shirts, Chiidren's S Dresses and Women S
Dress Skirts to wear with Shirt Waists,
at HALF-PRICE to close them out
These Scotch Ffdn7eis make beautiful
Dress Skirts for Summer. They are as
light and viii wash as we'll as Gingbams.
They win wear equal to the strongest
CheUot or Serge, and hang as gracefully
as the finest Crepon or CamePs Hair.
Ends of the best grades, Half Price TO
close.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21

Life.
The morning call., 1893-08-13
UNlMPROVED.

S3500-Buchanan. near Market: 27x93.
S300O-80Xli4: sunny line OF Clipper St; ready
to bEild on.
S26OO-Large corner lot on goth St
Sl900-Heaver, near Noe; 25xIl5; ready to
bu Id on
Sl5OO-Clara ave-; right at 18TH ST.; electric
road: 2Sxl3
s5OOO-Castro ST.; 5OxI 90: make an offer.
SS25-HancocA st 25xll4: reduced.
S3250-SpecuidtOrs, attention.; so level lots:
right at San Bruno horsecars.
Sl350-Br0adway: Is :9xo0: fine marine vie W.
SSl50-Paabandlc; TAX st; 25xl37:5
5000 bargain: Day, Noe: 25xll4.
$Z500-iIOlden Gate av. residence lot; Zbxll4.
S3000-Wailer ST.; 30xll0.
S45O-Hoffman ave: 27xl0l IS: level.
S4000-Devisadero-St. business lot: 25Il0S:3
S5500-A great bargain, on Oak ST. 5Ux 81 IS:
stone walks, etc: street work done
S450-25xl12:6: sunny side Diamond st.
S525-Silver ave-. short distance from Mission
at 25IlI0.
S500O-Corner Washin gton st: 25 :6xl 06 IS
$500 Ready to build. on Cherry ST. near Sac
ramento: 25xlOS.
s275O-25xl20. TO rear street; sunny line of
Waller st
$500 each-5 lots. near Point Lobos ave. ; level;
on grade: 25xl2U each
S3OO-Richmond: 26Xl 90.
$Z1OO-Reduced great bargain; Folsom st. !;
ouxeO; nice residence locat on.
S!65o-25xlC0; 18th. near Church.
SI4OO-6Oxl00; MERGED. near 30th.
g. H. UMBSEN 81 CO. "a Monte'y aul3 Ut Su w
&cS0n EACH: CHEAP: TWO FINE LOTS
49, on McAlIister ST.. Lyon; size
2o1 81 % each: street work done; cable ears pass
nne iocailty Tot fats. q. II. JMBSEN IL CO.. Ia
Moh1golnery ST jyl0 Su tt
The morning call., 1893-08-13

IL.
$4,000. lsFs. Stores and fats; So1so.
MADISON q BURKE.
rAs 0tSHs Mr. le r 9osr SstSs
double lot 6l1ll7:6 MADISON Il BURKE.
Clio OOO GOLDEN g. GATE Tea AVE a., N bsth!
well rented: Let II $3.50. MADISoH BURKE.
nOooo OFFER WANTED: LARGE g.
II JUUtt. story house in flats; brick foun-
dalton: sunny siGe of Liberty St. near Guerrero;
double lot 45xll4. MADISON & BUkkE
$4,000 H ana bath. MAE ss4 AsHsVHaa AD soSn
a OOsO QUARREL. NEAR LAGUNA: 8
SSZOU. rooms and bath; lot 251l2O. to olive
ave MADISON & BURKE.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE: MUST BE SOLD ON
l. account OF owners leaving the city: N. line OF
Clay ST.. near Webster; 10 rooms ana path; renl'
n--On SUFFER-. NEAR oCTAvIA; 8
u 0UU. rooms aud bath; lot 2511l0. MADI-
son & BURKE.
ce5OO GREEN. \. SIDE BET hA .taS,rs
for $50. MADISON BURKE
ocOOO FAIR OAKS ST. NEAR 2sD; 2
NOZUU. new fats: rents $40 so; lot BOX
1858. MADISON d BURKE.
nro-O CLAY ST. Mr.. POWELL; FLATS;
S0O0U. rents $50: lot 2019I with L to an
alley. MADISON q BURKE.
n5OOo sTH AVE, NEAR POINT LoBos:
- ObUU rooms and stable; 50Il20. MADI-
Son a BURKE.
S4Jt ~. ores rents well; lot 25IiOo. MADI-
son & BURKE
I HUI. rooms and bath; lot 26x27. MADI-
son n BURKE
ot0OO BUCHANAN ST. NEAR FILBERT;
u 1OUO. 3Ox90: hay-windOw fats. rooms.
bath each: low rents. $40. MADISON d BURKE.
CHEAP HOMES ON EASY TERMS.
SSs0O-Cottage. rooms. bath and stable; meal
lister. near Stanyan 25X96.
S300O-Shipley, Fear 5th: fats: rents s2l: lot
25x75
s23OO-C California ave. near Capp ST.; cottage 8
rooms; modern: 26:SIl00.
Sl4u0-Cottage, rooms: Crescent ave, near
Mission ST.; 25x 100.
UNIMPRovED PROPERTY.
Elegant location for fats: Green St. nr. Polk
251 100: $500.
s5625-Eush. s. sIde near Octavia: 81 :6xI2O.
SS00u-Miss on. near 18th; a0X115 10 an alley.
S5250-Cor Noe and 18th: SUxll4.
$4900-Grove. near Lyon: 50Xl37:6
S6S75-Broadway. near Octava: 81 :4Il27: g.
SoO00-Corner Church aud 2lst; 52xl25.
$5000-Make an offer; Ashbury. mr.. Waller two
frontages; 25x1S7;6.
S2450-20th, cor Eureka: 25x97:6.
s30eo-Castro. cor hlizabr tn: 2S:611o5.
s35U0-Eilis. near Pierce; 25x 37:5
S5100-Dolores near oath: 50x1z5.
S35U0-Cheap: Ashburv near oak; u; 6I123
$i300-22d and Douglass; e0IS1
S20UO-24th. near amOnd: 3UXll4.
S250o-HrOve, mr.. Shrader; 25Xl37 -.
S2250-2lst, near Treat ave: 25XlOO.
S35OU-20th. near Dolores: 50Xll4; cheap.
So 0n-Haight, mr.. Baker; 25X60.
$1,000 eacn-ChattanoOga, nr. list; 261 lbs.
S2lu0-Beayer near Noe: 26I1l5.
S2loO-tryant, near 23d: COX 100
~
Sla5O-Cheap: 2lst near Dolores: 25xll4.
S19u0-Lntt. mr.. McAliSter: 25Xl06:3.
SlS00-Church, near 24th; 25x75.
81 Son-CastrO, nr. ed; Z5Xl0j.
Sl5d0-Clipper. ne - Noe; 20:Sxll4.
Sl10U-Sullivan, near Stanyan; 25Il00.
S225"-Groye. near Lyon: 25xl37:6
s 400-DuHcan, near Dolores: 25Ill4.
$l250-Duncan, near Sanchez: SOFIA.
Sl200-Elizabeth near Diamond; 25xll4.
Sq50-29th. near Sanchez: 25x IA.
S2C0-Butler near Cortland ave-; 25x70.
$3.50 EACH lots. Crescent ave, Mission
Road
S850-Cheap: 9Th ave. mr.. California; 25I120.
MADISON IL BURkE. $50 Market st.
The morning call., 1893-08-13
Improved PROPERTY.

Call and obtain one OF Real Estate Rec
ords." which contains list OF properties LOT SIZE
In all parts of the city.
The morning call., 1893-08-13
CITY RIAL ESTATE.
NJ AUISUN BURkE-ESTA "LIof' 0
Real Estate Agents and Rent oohe''0t''
626 Market street.
Full Charge Taken OF Property

$4,000 to BAEfA .ts rents s SIS; ' lot oh ssS
40 to Austin st. MADIsOH Il BURKE.
The morning call., 1893-08-13
CITY REAL ESTATE.

- h. UMbSEN CO..
Real Estate Agents. Rent Collectors and Auc-
tiOneers
The morning call., 1893-08-13

COL GETZ q BROTHER.
= 10 POST STREET.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
NEW BLoCKS!. NEW BLoCKsH
OPPOSITE MlDwINTER FAIR GROUNDS,
STRAWBERRY HILL AND LAKE.
LOTS ON OFFICIAL GRADE AND STREETS
MACADAMIZED.
BUSINESS LOTS FRONTING THE PARK.
NEAR THE OLYMPIC CLUB GROUNDS.
DON'T DELAY.! CALL BEFORE PRICES ARE
ADVANCED!
WE SELECT ONLY CHOICE LOTS AND BUY
FOR CASH
c1O5 $3.50 TO $500 FOR LOTS NEAR
II i ~. the Electric Road and Ocean Boue-
ward: $40 down, balance 50 monthly. SOL GETZ
BROTHER.
C.)OO s25u, $500 $500 AND $500 CHOICEST
u -OO. lots opposite Strawberry Hill, Lake
Cable and Electric Road near these lots: S2b
down and $40 monthly. SOL GETZ Il BROTHER.
QCO0 $3.50, $500. $1,000 TO 81 500. ONE
.NCUU. block from PARK. near entrance. for
graded lots. macadamized streets. ready to build
on: Electric Road now running near tbs property;
magnificent view OF Ocean, iark and Cataract:
only scent fare from any part Of the CITY: all
lots sold on easy terms. SOL GETZ " BROTHER.
7 OTIS IN RICHMOND AND NORTH OF THE
- Park cheaper than any one else sell you
0C6O TO $1,000 FOR CHOICEST LOTS
III LOO north of The Park, on monthly install
ments.
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD on MISSION STREET
cI7S $3.50 AND $500 FOR LEVEL LOTS
ID ~. near Mission ST. Electric ROAD will be
In operation in 2 months. ouy scent fare to our
lots; &25 down and So monthly.
CALL FOR MAPS AND DIAGRAMS
SOL GETZ BROTHER,
jy23 tt SuTh 1S Post ST.
The morning call., 1893-08-13

oOO00 COZY HOME: COTTAGE OF 6
u CCOO. rooms; Mason ST. near Sacra-
nento; bay Windows: stone walks, etc.
The morning call., 1893-08-13

G10 600 hush ST. NEAR TAYLOR:
- .OUU. fine modern house of 10 rooms
aud bath rents $50: sunny side OF street: tenant
pays water; lot ~ 1880.
The morning call., 1893-08-13

GdSOO MAGNIFICENT VIEW: y. LINE OF
,DfOOU. Jackson ST.. near Maple: lot 32:6x
100 to Preside Reservations; SIT Ell work done:
look at this. ROBERT j, MERCER N son. 4lO
Pine ST. aul3 SuWetf
CeOOO STEVENSON ST. BET, 9TH AND
tDOOOO. 9Th: lot 20 :6xS0: 3-story frame
building: rents $50 per month clear; a bargain.
KOBER j. MERCER az son. 4lO Pine. ID suwe IL
nj AXE OFFER: MUST BE SOLD; NO REAS-
1u enable offer refused; easy terms: Howard ST..
pet 9th and 9Th; S. side; lot 25xSO with brick
mouse ROBERT j. MERCER son. 4lO Pine
otteet aul3 tf SuWe
The morning call., 1893-08-13

GSO0O COY HoME-Cod LACE OF
NOUUU. rooms and bath; lot 49xl25; Eureka
at nice shade II es.
The morning call., 1893-08-13

$3.50 S 16nz IE ns II SEW
and bath: bay-win dows brick foundations. etc. :;
lot q :bXlU5.
The morning call., 1893-08-13

nor -OO SPLEEN INVESTMENT
~ . .OtU. property; sunny line OF street, =
blocks from Market St: and substantial
buildings lot 81 :6xl20 to rear street; rents $216
The morning call., 1893-08-13

GOOSO ELEGANT NEW FLATS OF 6
,DOLOO. and rooms and bath each eIectri-
cal appliances. etc; ali modern improvements:
rents S65; stone walks; lot 251l2. s; Shotwell
al. street accepted.