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WHISKY GOES DOWN.
The Trust Making Reductions to XIII on
Competition

The Trust Making Reductions to XIII or
Competition.
PEORIA. Ill.,. April 14.-Ihe meeting OF
the directors of the whisky trust was
brought to an end this evening. President
Greenhut subsequently stated that the bond
issue furnished the chief topic Of CONVERSE
ton and admitted that no definite action
was taken. as it was irst desired to get fig
ures in regard to the distributing business.
as this is the main reason for issuing the
bonds. The amount proposed to issue is
impossible to ASCERTAIN, but it is thought to
be in the neighborhood OF S15. 0GO, GOO.
There will be another meeting next week.
A number of stockholders put themselves
on record as opposed to the issuance of
bonds. President Greenhut'sracommenda-
tions are regarded as the only way ont of
She trouble.
A number of distilleries, e. ected at the
time prices were SO high. are about to start
up and the company will fight them from
the word 60. 1t 10 expected the first reduc-
ton in prices, of one cant, will go into
effect tomorrow. This will be followed by
other reductions ms necessity requires. Tho
intention is to cut prices to cost OF produc-
ton, and even below the cost of manufac-
ture il need be. in the past outside COM
panies have eaten into the trade of the
trust ind henceforth they propose to hold it.
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SHERlFF's sALF.-THE THOMAS CRUISE
- Savings Hans. plaintiff, ys. sarah r. Gnth-
rie, William Guthrie and Thomas Travis, de
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue of an orIcr OF sale AMI
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out OF tbs
district, court of the first Judicial district Of the
and Clarke. on the 18th day OF harci. A. d.
1893, in the above entitled action, wherein The
Thomas Cruise Savings Eank, ths above named
plaintiffs, obtained a judgment and docreo OF
foreclosure and sale against sarah J.. Guthrie.
William Guthrie, and, Ihomss Travis. defend
ants, on the 9Th day Of i,ecembe a. d. 1902, 70!
tho sum OF 81, $40. 40, BESIDES interest. costs and
attorney fees, which said decree was on the 9Th
day Of Dgcsmbo A. =: lsa; recorded in iudg-
1 an commanded to sell ali those certain lots,
pieces or parcels of land. situate. lying and being
u tho county OF evils and CLARKE, state OF
to wit:
Lot number fifteen 80 in block numb>r five
Of tho city Of Helena, Montana. boins sixty
three and one-half tBSta) feet sroat on spencer
street. commencing ut lie southern boundary
line OF SAID He Ella towisite,r running mort sixty
u 40 and one-haif tGSh teet: thence ono hun
dred 400 ieet ~ a boundary line again: Ih,nc3
west one hundred and sixteen and eisht-'enths
1lo s-lW feet to starting point. ind also that
certain parcel Of land fronting on Davis and
Spencer s~ttests, eleven and one-fnsf ult4l feet
side of said lot number fifteen us). Also lot
number eighteen IA in bioci; number ono "a OF
Joseph Cox addition to tho city of Ho'ena, 20 sad
lot and block arc numbered. Designated and do
scribsd upon tho official plat of said addition on
file in the Office of the county recorder of Lewis
and Clarke county, in which tho srid premises
arc situated.
Together with all and singular tho tenem ,nt,,
hersdi'Aments and nppur,snanfcs tharounto be-
long nk cor III hrywito app rtnipirg.
Public notice is hereby given that on Thursday,
tho ~. day Of AplI. A. y. 1892. Mt II o'clock
"a. OF that clay, at the front door Of tn, court
house. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county, Mon
tAna, viii, In. obedisnos to raid order Of ,slo
spa decree of foreclosure and saie, sell tho
above detoribcd property. OF so much thareor
MIN interest and costs. to the highest and best
bidder. for casil in hand.
A. 4. lea3. ~
CHARLES d. CURTIS Sheriff,
6y i. u Aoss Under Sheriff.
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DEPARTMENT BOARD STATE PRISON
~ Commissioners. Helena. Mont March 70,

Ss'
Tho board of state prison commissioners here
by in yitss senled proposals for tho oare, keeping,
clothing, feeding. maintaining and furnishing
medicines md medical attendance of all persons
confined in tho state prison at l Ger odge, Mon
tann i ach proposal shall specify tho compen-
sation por day for each prisoner for a period of
two t2I years.
The proposals. must conform to tho provisions
of tie statutes now in torco In relation to the
care and keep ng of conyicts. the ., ules and
Regulations for the government of tho Mon.
tam state Prison" and tho p~rovisi, rs of this
notice.
Ono Of the conditions Of each bid must DO to
tho effect that tho bidder releases all right and
claim to tbs Clothing. wearing apparel and bed :
ding of each prisoner at tho expiration OF tho CON
tract. All bidders can obtain from tho 81. rk uf
tho board n lit at tho clothing and y ,ioscription
of tho f.od required each day for tho prisoners
All propoFais must be AGO lmpanied by q certi-
fed oheck in the sum Of ono thousand tsi, 0Ov)
dollars and endorsed, .'BidA for keeping aud
maintaining prisoners Mt tho state prison with
tho name OF the bidder endorsed upon tho on
velnpe, and delivered to tho clerk of tho beard
on or before April 90. 1899.
The board reserves the right to nominate and
appoint tho medical attendant for the state
prison, and to reject any and ell bids.
j. IT,. HlCKARDB,
Il. j. HASKELL.
/. tOTWlTT.
Members of tho Eoard Of statc Pti,ou Commits
sioners. o.
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PROGRESS IN CHINA.
The Whccls Move slowly In ths
DrngOn'a Ennplrc- n

Dragons empire
His Majesty tho Emperea. Of China and tho
"Son of H@aven " IL enjoying. u train Of min-
iaturo railroad cars, presented to him by the
French syndicate Of capitalists who wish 70
In China, they will wonder ct Its steam
engine and tho six thousand electric lights,
which arc now heing introduced into the
hottest of Chinese sanctuaries, cannot but
turn their oyes to our civilization. It VIII
he made In the science OF medicine, which
has for so many centuries remained a blot
upon their civilization.
Tho missionaries arc doing much to dispel
the mysticism and reverent awe which the
Chinainan holds fer the concoctions OF
snakes, toads, lizards, etc, prepared by tho
native doctors. They recommend standard
remedies which have long been fnvorahly
known in America and Europe, such as DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, a remedy
for all cases of blood-taints or ha'norS, which
has had years of uninterrupted success in the
United States, and numbers its cures by tho
tens of thousands. This is a point gained for
the future welfare of tho Drogomen Empire.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LANn OEFICE AT

HELENA, Mont, april II. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the followil
named settler has fled notice of his intention
make tinal proof in support Of his claim, ar
that said proof will lie made before register ar
receiver ut helena. Mont on May 10 1893, Vi
| aul Kramer. who made homestead applicable
No. 1852, for the swa SOFA, sea sw&. sec. II, II
10 ~. ig. 3 ".
lie names tie following witnes SEES to prove h
continuous residence upon and cultivation
said land, viz:
Albert rusch. Geofge A. Zwanzig and Gust
Herman, all of Helena. Mont.
Any person who desires to protest against Il
sllowul CO of such proof, or who knows OF al
substantial reason. under the Inv and the reg
l.tions of the interior department. why sn,
proof sh ould not bs allowed will DO given
OF portnnity Mt tho above mentioned time al
place % cross-examine the witnesses of sa
c almant, aud to Offer evidence in rebuttsl
s. a. SWIGGETT. Register.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

DULUTH. Mimi, April l4.-Simon Clarke
d Co, retail Rrocers. assigned this after
noon. The assets will exceed 1926. 600.
Liabilities may not be very much over
800, 900.
VIENNA. April 14.-EartLquake shocks
continue to be felt in Servia. People liy-
ing in the valley of the Moravia river are
pnnic stricken and hundreds are encampea
in the open. Reports from every direction
indicate that shocks caused IN appalling
amount of damage.
BosroS. April 1t.-Charles Longfellow,
son of the poet, died to-day. after a linger-
ing sickness. He lived with his siste-, Mis-,
Alice Longfellow, in the old family man
sion.
CLEVELAND, o., April 1.-THE engineers
of the Lake Shore road who quit rattle.
than haul cars of the Ann Arbor road, on
which there was q strike. applied tor rein
statement to-day, but their request WINS
refused.
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A Conspiracy In Nature.

ST. PAUL, April 1.-THE coal combine in
vestigating committee presented its report
TO the Legislature this evening. Tho report
finds that such a combine as Was alleged
does rcnlly exist, and rronounces the
Northwestern Fuel company the backbone
of tho trust in this part of the country. 1t
aays the tendency of the combine is to con-
tinue the price of coal ms fur above a ren-
sonable figure in the future as it has been
in the past, and denounces the combine in
most unmeasured terms and recommends
that the governors attention be called to
the PER petuai violation OF tho law. and that
the combine be prosecuted in the United
States court under the national antitrust
law.
Plain truth is good enough for Hoods farsa-
parilia. No need of sensationalism. Hoods
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
New YORK. April 1l.-Bar silver. s2a.
Copper-Easy; lake. Sl1,2h

New YoRE. April 1+.-Bar silver. s2a.
Copper-Easy; lake, Sl1,2h.
I~ead-Firm; dome site. S4,12ha.
much tirmer tone characterized the declines
at the stock exchange To-day. Manhattan suf-
fered a decline of 6 points; but rallied some
later. and Eichmond Terminal securities broke
BADLY reason of disappointment 10 sarding reor-
ganigation. These movements failed to have
any apprecinble influence on the general mar
ket. wlioh steadily gained strength despite active
opposition On the part Of the bears. There was
good inquiry for Cor,lage. sugar. Lead, grang-
crs. oonlers and Vanderbilts. which left off with
net gains Of lsG2 per cent. The bulls were
more aggressive than of late, owing to the fact
that gold shipments were less than anticipated.
The money market continues easy and currencs
Is flowing this way. all of which tend to coun-
taract the effect of the outflow OF yellow metal.
The market clcscd strong at or near the best fig
ures of the day.
Js-.
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NOTICE TO GREnITORR-lN THE DIE
triet court of tho First judicial district Of
We sta!e OF Montana. in end for tho county
OF Lewis and Clarke. ,1
~ tte matte. Of tho estate Of Henry NJ. Bran
Notioo Il hereby given by the undersigned, ad.
GOO, dsceased. to tho credt or. OF. and Ill
persons having. claims against tie said do
ceased. to exhibit them with tho II cessary
vouchers within ten months aftef the tirsv pub
LEGATION OF this notice To tho said administratog at
tho law on CO at NJ 'aeena Iui.ard.. koom 9. Gold
block. In the city IT Helena, in tho county Of
] lewis and { lArke, state Il Montana, tho sans
DO ne the place for tho TRANSACTION OF tho busi-
Clarke.
Datel March 10. A. d. 1899.
Il. n. HRANDEGEE-
Administrator OF tho estate OF Henry M. Bran
de2ee. deceased.
First publication March "a, 1899.
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NOTICE OF SALE, GRAND PACIFIC no.
~ tel.-Nntice is hereby gwen that the under-
sigrct assign o OF r. 1. ih;ono viii, on tho
18th dny Of april. p, 1919. at II o'clock noon,
Of said day, offer at public auction to the hi1h-
est bidder for cash in hand all that Certain real
estate situate lying and being in tho Northern
county of / evils and Clar&e. state of Montana,
! articuiar,y de'c7Ibai rs follows. to wit: Lots
nunhcrat n, d ond 81 seven, eight and nine in
blcck number t2D twenty-eeYpn said property
beirg also known a rho tran Pacific hotel
property. BARNARD BiOTS,
Assignee II +. r. There.
Dated Helena, Mont. April 4. A. u. 1898,
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CHICAGO, April 12.-The Purington Brick
Co. filed a creditors bill against Michael
Clarkson for $3.50. Complainants allege
that Clnrkson has transferred about $780,
600 worth OF real estate to Martin N. Hen
neherry. Of Oakland. CAL, to avoid satisfy
ing Just claims against him.
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l. beth Mining Co III view OF tho desire Of
this eompnn, to avail itaelf Of the privilege OF a
law just enao,ed by the Legislature. OF Montans,
thirds Of tho stock, this company MAJ mako i,s
stock nssessable, II is nsked OF owners III 9 oek
OF this company " ho may have eettitlcates In Tho
name of others than themselves to aend them
to the Office for transfer. In oidor to establi b
proper ownership
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rnoKoUGHBKED POULTRY.

IGHT ERAHMAS. WHITE. AZ HORNS
~ Houdans, White-r ACC Black Spanish; stock
from best strains on earth; oggs 81 por ~, a. per
~: agent, Monitor incubAtors. Aldr,s IS Wood
lawn Poultry isrds. Helena. Feed buckwheat
for sale.
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OlYB Employment Agency.
N..a,, x,.,n street. 1Oi
ara Norsh Main street. 1ei0p
Wanted

o wood cltoppers, near city, S1.2a per cord. i5.
Finland, PA "a chen wood in ono camp, all pine
timber. 70 railroad men. fare freq lMMan fn ss
Scneral hUusowork for city, sac l. coal miners:
Woman cook out of town, free fnre, Sal. Girl
for housework ont oftcwn, $50. Girl Tor " hlte
SULPHUR Springs. $50. NJ
FuK sAt Wood in lots to suit purchaser.
sawed and split wood for sale.
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of his brother-in-law, John Briske, and
sent back to Canada. Briske was arrested
on the charge Of connivance at violation OF
the law. The Canadian customs officials
deny completely with smuggling, az
charged. 81
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cS UL lIIU WY
II,
Petroleum Neglected..

Money on call ensy at 3M41a; closed offered at
8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6h.@s.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business
in sixty-day bills $4.s6h@4s6A; demand, Sassy
ASA.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. april H.-Cattie- Receipts. 5000;
slow: steady; good to extra steers. S.. 400r5. 60;
medium. 81. 75@5.25: others, S4.0o4+.5o; Texans,
S3.0JM4.2 20,
j ogs-Receipts $4,000; 2o@25c higher: mixed
and ac!lers. $1,000 %; prime heavy and butch
ers' weights, 81. aOt7 so; prime lisht. 81 la0t 7 20.
sheep--Receipts 1000; steady; natives, S. 25M
: rs; fed Texans, s5.10a5.5O; western wethers,
$1.2j45.70.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. april ENTHUSIASTICALLY; cash,
7714c; May. 70c,
torn-lirmer: cash. 40c; May. 1880.
Oats-steady; cssh, 28aM29c; May, 2Shc.
J arley, &c.
Pork-stsong; cash. I'll. IL: May. ST.. 22h@
1925
~Ribs-sttr rons; CAST CAST AZ. tS7ioo' NAY Nay sa.s7H.
Short CT ar-Slr.D5 4l010.
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fOI; kENT-DWE IL
FOR ENr-M1sCELLANEoUs

Il Leod ranches 1870 acres near Helena and
$40 acres near Misso uri r yer. IA. Richardson.
hoom .. Lranlte Block, Helena, Mont.
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BANK cLEARlNGs.
business Done During the Paat Week In
tho Money Centcrs.

NEW Yonx, April14.-The following table,
complied by Bradstreet's, shows the bank
clearinRs for the week ending.April IL. with
percentage OF increase or decrease compared
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Hoods Sarsaparii!a is Especially
Adapted to Cure Difficulties
Peculiar to the Sex
Hoods SarsapaYiHa

to the children, and Gnd that it keeps them in
good health. / an willing that this shall be
used for The benefit of Others Mrs. SARAH
Muir, 3oS 10th av., So. Minneapolis, MINI.
D0D PILLS cure all Liver Ills, Bilious
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LOB sALE-A SNAP-LOTS !. 5, 6 AND 7,
/ block 5, East Helena, for SCI: lots Is, IL
II and 10. block Is, for S225. Apply to L. W.
Jarrett, East Helene.
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SlTUATION WANTED - BY AN EaPEl.
~ fenced dressmaker, work in families. Cali
or address $40 Highland ave. nue..
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FOR SALR--REAL ESTATE.
Tor SALE-100 FEET, COhNEk BRFCkkh-
J. ridge and Eeattis street, alley in rear; a bar
gain. inquire at l15 Elake street.
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NITuATlON WANTED-NURSlNG-A GOOD
- worthy woman from the east. experienced
in hospital and private nursing. all at 222
broadway.
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SITUATION WANgED-TO WORK by THE
- day or hour; washing done at home cheap
and good. Cali at 3b6 " alter street.
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IOST-LADY'S PLAIN GOLD BRACELET;
"a finder please return to Mrs. kingsley's mil
linery store and receive reward.
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EOR SALE-S2.80G HOUSE FOR 81. tn; SIS
1 per month OF to suit. H.. B. Reed Il Co.
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TO Avoid Paying Debts,

Total for tho leading citiee OF the VI
Sta.es, April Z, was 81 l0, aio. 1872.
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First publication Jan. Is. 1899.
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ENGhLHORN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE SPE
- ~cinlties: short hand, typewrlting. bookkcep
ing. business practice. Correspondence solio
tied. II. r.. fngelhOrn. principal.
SHOKTHAND-PRIVATE SCHOOL, MARY
- 4. J~ackman, Room 10 Galley block.
The morning call., 1893-12-31
DEEPENING FOG HORNS.
They Make the Lightship Men Ill
With Their Terrible Noise.
Manchester News.

Fog horns are likely to: make rather more
hutly-burly around our coasts this winter than
they have done in any previous year, several
new ones having recently been set up. 1t is
just twenty years since ..siren' was tried on
the British shore, and so useful was il found
that they were multiplied very rapidly. In ten
years there we're just upon fifty OF them, and
now, / suppose there are half as many again.
They were reed horns at first, but this kind
was. soon superseded by Professor TyndalPs
whistle. ~. -. = r.
These are nice little Instruments, sixteen or
seventeen feet long and between TWO and three
feet at the mouth A calorie engine blows the
breath into them and raises such 4 hubbub
that IL can be easily heard ten miles OF. The
dimensions given are those OF the actual sound
producing pipe, but connected with it IS st ill
larger trumpet which serves TO ''cOndense"
the sound, very much as dffused light M " be
condensed Into beam by refiectors.
Ii Is no doubt pleasant sound for the captain
OF ship who Is grOping his way through a
dense fog on dangerous coast, but for the I'M
lucky men who are penned up on a lightsh ID
with one OF those musical instruments going
night and day as long as the fog continues, Ii is
sometimes veritable torment and the crews Of
several new ships are just now bemoaning their
fate at having 10 take on board SO noisy play
thing. SO great an objection Is felt by the mel
that II has been found necessary TO reconcile
them 10 the uproar by paying them an extra
penny an hour all the time the foghorns are
blowing. Some men cannot endure IL on ally
terms. 1t makes them i'll and they have to be
shifted to other vessels.
The morning call., 1893-12-31
THE MAJORS STORY.
Jim CarroIl's Thirst for Yankee Blood
Was Almost Unsuitable.
New Y ork Tribune e.

This is story told by the major-the major
who was: three times wounded by the Yankees,
twice captured, once exchanged and once es-
capped. II he bears any i'll Will to the North or
thinks of his part in the conflict as anything
but the jolly lark Of youth there is nothing In
his manner or words TO show it. Some OF the
majors stories are not new even in the North,
but told as he can tell them, with his handsome
face flushed, his keeneye sparkling and his lips
ready at any moment 10 curve with an infectious
smile, those stories are always good 10 listen TO,
and in a gathering they allreceye generous
applause But for the story. :. =. :. !:
= IL was pretty hot lighting, and Jim Carroll
rode over 10 where General Lee was and said:
. General, form me into d separate division
by myself and let me go and slaughter the
Yankees. can't kin enough of them when:
Pm in anybody else's command," and then
Jim Carroll rode off. =. : -: +:
Alttle while LATER General Lee noticed that
one part of the army was doing terrible eXecu-
ton with the enemy. Ii was Jim CarrolPs
division formed of himself. The; general rode
up anG watched the 1ghting. CAT this point OF
the story the major begins TO talk very rap
Idly. =. -. -: - =
'.Jim Carroil.'' said General Lee" what are.
you d0lng?"e -. =. - - :
"Killing Yankees said jim. Bang! bang!l
and down came six Yankees. =: :: =;
"Jim Carroll said General Lee, "how many
have you, Killed ?'' -.
:" Don't know. said Jim. Bang! bang!I and
down came six Yankees: -: = -
Jim Carroll said General Lee, s-this Is
:butchery.". ~ - ST., '4..-.. r p
Bang! banell and down came six Yankees.
. =" Jim CARROLL said Generals Lee .. can't you
Stake your thirst for blood 2'
:. BaDgi bang.. and down came six Yankees.
- Jim Carroll" said General Lee" can't you
satisfy your mad desire for slaughter?" ::
:. General Lee" said Jim; g L can't STOP"
Bang! bangt! and down came six Yankees.
+" Jim Carroll" said General Lee, cease TO
spill this human blood" -. 49, =.
Cant stop said Jim. Bang! bangu and
down came six Yankees. f., -
Jim Carroll" said General Lee, "you are
+drenehing the earth with Yankee hlood.p
Bangi bangli and down came six Y ankees.
jim CarTOll,n said General Lee-.bang!
bang and down came six Yankees -. - .:
g General Lee" said Jim =. - =. T..
Don't call me General" cried Lee. "Call
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S1sUO-H ST., bet. 11th and 18th aves 26xIOO;
these are piekups; we have only two left out OF
the block that we have subdiyiued; there were 3
lots sold last week on Ii st, mr. 10th ave-, for
$4,000. and ali we ask is $lS00;s remember we
have only 2 left: terms to suit the purchaser:
very little cash down and balance In quarter OF
Semi-anhual payments s. -. : :.
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MARINE VIEW RESIDENCE.

new residence partially finished: the owner Is
sadly in iced of oney and Will sell said house
a sacrifice; IL has 3 large tOt,- sunny exposure
commands a grand uHobstructed marine view,
and is convenient 10 the Pacific avenue cars; the
hunse contains ten rooms and bath and every
known modern improvement; the neighborhood
IS unsurpassed; II you want a home don't fall to
investigate his as It IS a PICK up; the house is
located on the corner of Scott and Vallejo. sts.
90 out and seett. For further particulars apply
at office. -.
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$90O-Positively the cheapest lot adjacent to
Golden Gate Park; Twelfth ave. and II st. this Is
the block facing the park 261l20: street work
complete. graded, macadami lied ana curbed; terms
can be arranged TO suit purchaser. -. =
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-
SAVE YOUR
COUPONS


For Three of them and 10 cents
you can get any of the books on
this list. =:
The coupons will be. found in
the last column Of the ninth page.
Present the coupons at: THE !:
CALL Branch Office: 71O Market
street, NOT at the Montgomery"
street office. Books will be de
livered only between 9 A. M. and
s Pm. ......> +, !: +. III : E.
WspeciaI Notice-Out of town J.
subscribers who send orders by :
mail are requested to make at
least four selections from the
latest list obtainable in order that
they may not be disappointed in
securing ONE of them. -.... BIT. s.. - 5.
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$4,000 NEW MODERN RESIDENCE JUST
-.---BEFoRE YOU buy
READ This
GO OUT TO-DAY
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$500 st.. bet. 18th and 18th ayes; lots 2ox
100; cheapest lots south OF the park; only 2
blocks from the electric cars: only 35 minutes
ride from Market anu Eddy sts.: ready to bull on:
terms TO suit purchaser: -. -