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CheCknatcd.

People who resort to roundabout
means to crafty their curiosity some
times meet with unexpected rebutfS.
Mrs. Simmons was possessed of an
overwhelming desire to know all
about her eghbors' affairs, but she
seldom asked a straightforward ques.
tion. 1t was her way to say, mis-
Spencer is Jest eat up with wantin
to know" this or that, or Il heard
Mis- Hallet remarkin that she should
admire to be told how you managed
to do" SO and so.
Usually her neighbors gave her the
information she wanted, though they
were often irlitated into calling hel
"meddlin', intcrferin' old piece. "
When the new minister came &c
Evansville, his young wife was fore
| warned by the ladies Of he parish tC
! he ID leetle close -mOuthcd with Mis-
Simmons, my dear, ii you can com
pass it, fer her tongue is as long as
her ears.
Il shall try to-" said the little
woman, calmly She succeeded, even
though the Simmons house was next
to the parsonage, which was certainly
a trying circumstance.
For week or two Mrs. Simmons
contented herself with asking slightly
impertinent questions in compare
lively direct way, but one day she
unfortunately reverted to her time
worn habit. mis- Gregg said she'd
give good deal to know what that
trimmin' cost on your Sunday dress,
she remarked. pcering at the minister's
wife with her cold little eyes.
"You didn't tell her, did you,
. Mrs. Simmons?" inquired the lady,
pleasantly.
"Why, no." gaspel old lady Sim
mons, quite taken Off herguard by this
Unexpected reioinder.
THANK YOU" said the little
minister's wife, sweetly. Il felt
confident you would know that
shouldn't care to have everything OF
that sort discussed in the parish"
And letween this tribute to hel
discretion and a confused feeling that
evidently the minister's wife credited
her with secret sources Of informa
ton, old lady Simmons mouth was
closed, and her mind employed in
speculation for the rest Of that after
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boats, and though occasionally de-
tected and set ashore by captains on
saudbars and similar unfreQuented
places, they could not be compelled
to quit their nefarious pursuits.
Young men with more money than
brains, a common combination, gen.
tlemen who firmly believed that they
knew how to play poker, and similar
innocents, were their favorite game,
and on the turn of a card thousands
were sometimes staked. Card play
ing, and particularly poker, was then
regarded as the accomplishment of a
gentleman, and he was the most
Thoroughbred sport who most coolly
could see his fortune disappear at the
card table. Many are the stories
told of the scenes of excitement,
sometimes bloody excitement, for
these were days Of dueling as well as
gambling. which were witnessed dur
ing the famous flush times in Missis-
sippi and Louisiana, and many were
the quarrels which, began at the
card table in the gentlemen's cabin,
were ended by a quiet burial on the
river bank.
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ly brief unless there was much freight
to come on board.
Loading the freight and bringing
on wood were the occupations which
presented most attractions to the
passengers. Perched on the ratings
or comfortably seated in easy chairs
ON the cabin deck, they surveyed the
operations going on below with lively
amusement. The ordinary business
of freight handling was not always
of thrilling interest, but when i've
stock was to be brought on board
every traveller at once secured posi-
tion where he could command the
whole situation, for mules ana Lex
as steers were as contrary then as
they have been ever since, ana cluo-
hing and tail-twisting were then re-
copnized as perfectly legitimate
methods of inducing refractory
steer TO walk the plank, just as they
are to-day.
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lure with all the varieties of FREIGHT
and supplies that a rich and l;heraI
SouChern community desired to buy.
oucn times have never been seen
SINCE the war, and probably never
VIII be again, for haste has SIM
painted every other consideration in
travel, and most men and women
would regard week spent op the
river as week wasted.
Quite otherwise was it back in the
aus ana sos. The week of the voy-
age to New Orleans was regarded as
tne best part of the visit, for one was
almost sure to find acquaintance on
board, and If not, the officers of the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16

Tor their benefit. In times of high
water crevasse was Of frequent oc-
currence, and the passengers were re-
called by the sight Of hundred
brawny slaves filling bags with sand
and hurriedly placing them in posi-
tlon to stop the break. In times Of
low water the boat often got aground.
When this happened, and much ring
ing OF bells and backing and going
ahead of the engines failed to get it
OFT the bar, the spars were got into
position and vigorous effort made
to get off by sparring. Sometimes
even this failed, aud there was moth
ing to do but to tighten the boat or
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16
,SSISSIPPI DAYS.
| pvFR SUPREMACY BE-
FORE THE WAR.
mc Wasn't as Valuable as 1t LIS
Hncniiiccnce of the Old
,crcts Daily Excitements of the
Down the River.

Down the River.
H;rdctinitc expression, "befOre
- to the miIds of most men
hrescnt generation represents
/ If time about as far removed
h thoughts, business methods,
H. of to-day as the period of
/ and particularly is this the
I'm reference is made to the
1 life on the Mississippi. The
H. have made a revolution in
hrt of the country, but have
4 nothing SO much as the river
In fact, they have practically
bd it, for neither the business
Insure Of the present can toll
kIay, and the saving of time
Railroad over the river route
4 this city and New Orleans
kn the passenger and freight
he waterway and transferred
the PARALLEL steel lines.
That has been gained In time
h lost in sentiment. There is
bncc about the railroad. The
h rattle Of cars, the smoke,
h, the intOIclabIe screeching
bnginc, the busy employees who
fcrnad about nothing SO much
h. the fares from the passen-
b seeing that the movements
lrain are properly controlled,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16

C''cFS along tie great inland
r. were Just us we'll off with
|',h thcm The staterooms
I'' 'he cabin n poets dream.
hunters OF the Mississippi
| = "> imposing as the sight of
e'aOoratcly painted boat.
r. men still young in this
V"h remember when the
- d scene OF the most excit-
n.y. Al the bank, in a sold
o'Ien four or five deep, the
were moored, ava ing til ir
~, ~, 0n'oaded. From the foot
= street. to the 70 It of
avenue the bank was lined
coating palaces. White the
i !" oId not witness the ar
v,.l p'T'uFe of a dozen of their
Was dull indeed.
kpr y' WAS tn n a great place.
H. C4tCcNS up and down it
H., "S nigh as a two,storv
IL VI q. 3oNeS and barrels and
H. ., =. at kinds, covered with
sh w prevent injury from ac-
! ur%e eTer 5, while the deck
a '2 anI to haste by loud
ran nn on na5Seniously profane
ith 'P b, and down the gang
Is. with ' n and sacks and
|th G haas woo" We and coal and
VI corn, With furni-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16
HIS TOMB alone REMAINS.
All that Is Left of the Great Barbarian
Ruler. Theodor:c.

Ruler. Theodor:c.
AT the city of Ravenna, Italy, still
stands the tomb Of Theodore, sur
named the Great, and founder of the
Ostrogothic mon ,rchy, which COM
prised Italy, Sicily, southeastern
France, RhHpia, Noricum, Pannonia
and Dalmatia. In 4SS Theodore set
ut with huge army from Pannonia
to carve out kin ydom for himself
in Italy. OdoaCer was the reigning
m march of Italy, but he could not
maintain his own against the hardy
and warlike Ostrogoths, and finally
he was forced to surrender in the city
of Rayenna. Ultimately he was put
TO death and TheodO 'ic assumed the
title of King. Under Theodore
Italy prospered, and the royal court
became the center Of learning and
politeness. Through well-advised al,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16

BE-, the anxiety to reach the
EmatiOn at the earliest posi-
lcnt form a striking contrast
Plcthod OF travel in vogue as
|orty years ago.
was ~ hurry then, says the
SGlohc-DcmOcrat, and travel
|od Mississippi was the ideal
IL j0urncying. There was
D time, no one felt hurried,
Pleasant was the voyage from
P or Cincinnati to New Or
l,t 1t was often made purely
sake of the travel and the
company certain to be found
Comfort and Luxury.
comfort and even luxury in
L no style ever surpassed that
lTSt-cIaSs Mississippi packets,
IN all the splendor of their
mentS were scarcely eXcellcd,
The ocean racers Of the pres
OF course the latter have
pphanCCS which were unknown
'rmer, but where electric lights
ftrlc bells and telephones are
m they are not missed, and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16
Danger i'm Cranes,

There is probably no more delicious
fruit growing than the grape, and
certainly none more relished by the
majority of people. but like all
other pleasurable things Of the Sc,
ductive ,ture, the grape has its
dangers, dan ,ers often quite as fatal
as the memorable grape" of Capt.
Bragg, of military fame. People sc
Unfortunately fond of the fruit should
observe extra caution to never swallow
the seeds. While the pulp OF the
grape is exceedingly nutricious and
healthful, and wnile even the acid in
the skins may be beneficial, yet the
skins and seeds are totally indigest-
ible. The seeds accommodating in
the inteStfnes often find Judgment
in 4 blind sack of the b wei, known to
medical men as the verito app"n-
dix. from which only prompt, skill
ful and dangerous operation can re-
lieve the sufferer Every year during
the grape season many fatal cases OF
bowel trouble ocur.
Recently woman at Grand Rapids
had what the physicians believed
was cholera. Thorough Investigation
reg cal, the fact that her suffering
WAS eau cd wholly by grape seed
\ i te wisdom, Judgment and
mr. per Gu ton wa relieve tn bur
den OF OBJ e tion TO III s luscious and
otherwise heal hful fruit. ChGd en-
AM HEARTY, rapid eaters shoald u
carefully posted regarding this hi /
don dancer
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16

THE latest caprice Of women is to
be lean. Surely this will prove Of
good to no one unless it be the
Turkish bath people. The artists
a.e setting their faces against dimp.es
and rounded figures, and depict
women lean almost lank 81 is
e tyre affected by the intense
Paris enne.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16

FOLLOWING the well-knowr you
rress the button" advertisement of a
10 Ak firm an Idaho undertaken
came out with this awful headline:
you kick the bucket and we do the
r st"
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some ExrItements.
are to-day.

p,+ there were numerous otner 80
o;+oments to relieve the daily roa,lns
OF the Journey b sides ene an ua' in the
ING and the evening aahe IN anna
cahin to music furnished ~ a - SIM
teur band among the wa', .atan nm
nlemented ~ Il CO lection 'aA
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16

THEY call it the exchange, said 4
city man TO his Country coGsiu as he
showed h III a certa n stttely build
in in Chicago "becau G here you cx-
crane Your cash Tor experience.
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hundreds.
Gambling Galore.

Sneaking of risks, however. the
hatfinr that was zone on the hoat
racing was tritling compared WITH
that which was done at the card Ia,
!, - 4 regular l.rood of gamblers
for many years infested the river
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
SAYINGS AND DO.
INGS HERE AND THERE.

Jokes and Jokelets that Are Supposed to
Have Been Recently Born-Sayings and
Doings that Are Odd. Curious, and Laugh
able--The Weeks Humor.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-04
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
7 ATTAIN TERRACE
TERRACE
LATHAM TERRACE.

Fronting 23l, Gath. 25tE and Orange Grove
ayes. ana East ed East 23d atd EAST path srs the
choicest part OF the we l-known NV ENTY THIRD
ANENU district, East oakland, Cal. high rolling
ground with sunny exposure to south and east,
overlooking Oak land haTbor and fruitvaie; eli.
mate soft and equaEle, free from high winds and
togs; fine SURROUNDINGS; streets have been aId out
and land graded that not a single lot IS below
grade, ana nearly a are above grade o the street
on which they trent: LARGi SIZED OTS-4O
feet front ny AVERAGE Of 12U deep: the property
is offered with STREET WORK COM PLETE- so
that purchasers Will be put TO no future EXPENSE
VIII tever for building streets: this WORK includes
GRADING, CUNCRE CUR!1 81. MACADAM-
III G. STREET SEW Frs LAID and CONCRETE
81 DEM ks, all instructed In the most thorough
manner; waiting for diiatory neighbors, who
dout want TO improve their streets.
LATHAM TERRACE
Is only 10 minutes easy walk from Twenty-thrd
avenue station of the OAK land ana San Francisco
Ferry Railroad: trains from O'Clock in the morn
ing |" O'Clock at night; time from San Francisco
40 minutes; round trip monthly fare SO.
The Oakland, san Leandro and HaywardS Flee
trio road runs its main line from the heart OF oak
land direct TO Latham Terrace: cars every 10
minutes: transfers issued TO all parts of Oak
land, the overland depot. Mountain View and
Piedmont, So that the resident of Latham Terrace
can go from his own door TO any part Of Oakland
suburbs for the single fire of cents.
LATHAM TERRACE
Is put on the market to be sold and prices will be
made according: shall open the property at
work; terms will be made TO suit purchasers and
will place the property within the reach OF ALL
For further particulars apply to the gents e. A.
HERO \ and MYRON T. HOLCOMB, 1850 Broad
way. cor. Eleve nth st, Oakland
ONCE open Monday evenings from to O'Clock.
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John PFoRR-329 MONTGOMERY ST, OPP
u Safe Deposit.
Sl5O,OOO-Fine Mark et-st. property: lot SO feet
front by 100 feet; opposite Nj Aliister ST.; always
rented.
SI9,O00-Fine corner on EDDY st 2-story bay
window houses; store and 6-room FIAT upstairs in
corner house, and 7-rnom house next door to it:
lot 81 tx z IS; rent SI3O.
Reduced to $50, 0U-A representative corner
property Mission street with improvements:
BLOCK Of 2.story bay window houses. 3 stores and
5 fats OF rooms and bath each upstairs; also
cottages of 4 rooms and bath each: lot 65xIOO;
rent S2l5: very good buy.
win swan for Alameda property the house and
lot held at $500 on Treat ave. opposite Garfield
square, bet. 18th and 26th SITS. 2-story baywindow
house OF z rooms and bath: 1T f9x112:6.
$40, o00-MiSSiOn ST, near 9Th; store and fiat of
rooms above; lot 30xl00 feet, with L 10 Washing
ton ave, Of l0x25
window house; store aud rooms and bath below
ana fiat OF rooms ana bath upstairs: lot 81 :6x
100 with 2-story houses. 8 rooms each. on Lin
den ave.
S500O-Cottage house of rooms and BATH sunny
side of Zine ST.. bet. Buchanan aid Webster: lol
26 SKI 81 IS; splendid view.
S3O,Ou0-Corner OF fronts: 100 feet on Octavta
st. by 80 feet on Grove ST. ma Birch ave, with 8
$4,000 Cottaee house and lot on Stevenson ST..
near 10th: rooms lot 26x65: rent $25.
$l5OOO-A fine corner property; rent 1924; i'm
provements new.
$2l OUO-Mission ST. bet. 18th and 18th; 8 fine
houses store and dwellings; lot 42x13S.
Sl7OOO-MiSSion ST., w. side, south of 18th:
stores below and fats upstairs; lot 5UxSO: rent
$50.
Reduced TO sl4 OOO-ExceIen. Howard-st. prop
erty, near 3d 3-story: stores below and II large
rooms upstairs; lot SOxSU; rent $50.
Fine lo.-29xl27 on Sacramento ST. near
Buchanan: offer want d,
S3l00-kxcrlicnt lot, fronting PARK, at Oak and
CLAYTON SITS. 23xl37:6: fine building alongside
SS70O-LOt 25x6s:9 g; stevenson st. near 10Th.
je4 If Su
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CITY RIAL L TAT&.
OFFICE OF THE PANHANDLE BUILDING CO.,
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3, 1893.
MESSRS. MERTENS d LANG,


OFFICE OF THE PANHANDLE BUILDING CO.,
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3, 1893. J
MESSRS. MERTENS a. LANG,
BROKERS,
80 Montgomery ST.
GENTLEMEN:
We beg TO notify you that the erection of the
hrst series of Homes, to the amount OF 100000,
Will be commenced by US Monday, June 5. and
that you bave been appointed exclusive selling
agents for the same.
You also hereby advised that the unsoid
portions of Block No Gas per catalogue), and
bounded by Belyedere, FrederIcE. Cole and
" aller streets, have been placed in your hands
for sale at schedule prices for the next 80 days
Respectfully yours,
ISigned1 PANHANDLE HUILDING CO.
Referring TO the above. we invite parties in
quest OF a thoroughly modern home in this favor
lie district, south OF the park panhandle to con
fer with US before buying elsewhere, as we are In
position TO sell a superior home in tie most
desirable residence locality of San Francisco at d
saving OF from 20 per cent to 80 PER cent.
own home can Ouy lots in the block At from 10 per
cent TO 20 per cent reduction from the prices of
less favorably situated property in the panhandle
district.
AS there are only limited number of lots re-
naming I'm old. intending buyers should lose no
time to inspect the property and make their
choice.
MERTENS d LANG,
Brokers for Panhandle Building Co..
SO Montgomery ST., cor. Suffer.
iva 2t Su We
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
IL G. Il. REYNOLDS 81 CO.. 1873 Montgomery &c.
$l2 ,50O-Residsnce; buchanan st.; near cable
ear mes
sl2,000-19th-st. corner. near Valencia; modern
improved residence; lot BOXES.
Sacrament ST., ear Laurel: hU-vara lot: near
car line: or in subdivisions: lots 2T:6xl27 1914.
SlO,500-20th-st.: corner house and lot. Va
lencia; modem improvements.
SI5,0OO-2UOxl24 IS: Harrison-st corner
frortages junction OF lGth st.
Howard St: me lot: 100x245; bet. 22d and 23d
Bts.: cdbl car line.
$4O0U-Large corner lot. Kentucky st. and LIST
street accepted
S3500-Valieio st; building lots, near hyde;
ready for Improving
50 acres; san Mateo County; fine agricultural
laud, near Raleu.
$500 Frederick st; house and lot. bet Clay
and Washington SITS.
SZlOO-Honse and tot: Bernard ST., near Jones.
S35nO-facihc ST.; house and lot, near Hyde
32SNZ4O: Richmond District inyes tment; Glenn
est st. PSI ave
S150o-45d aveaue; large corner lot: near Cliff
House, Ocean Beach and st: business future
location.
79x125-Corner lot: Powhattan ave. and SIegeI
SITS. ready for Improving.
Sl2oo -45x2lS; 3lst ave. lot, near Point Lobos
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san FRANCISCO PRoPERTy

0AN II RANCISCU FROPEKIY.
sOE0 GOOD BUILDING LOTS ON SILVER
I'D -CO. Hei2hts the new electric line on Mis-
sion st. will bring these lots into town and,graatiy
enhance their value for homes; now is the time to
buy; near Miss on ST. and Silver ave.
. 50-VARAS: NORTH BEACH: THIS SEC
- Jton of the city gives great promise for manu-
featuring Industries Fulton iron and ship
building WORKS; make offer: $3.50 lots on
North avenue. near Cortland; this distrct is I'm
proving rapidly.
. LOTS NEAR TERMINUS OF VALENCIA-ST
n cable on very easy terms: the Mission-st
Electric road and cable line transfer to all parts of
the city: will sell for $500 each. JONES, ALLEN
& CO.. $50 Marset ST. Branch Office l05 23d
ave, East Oakland. je4 SuTuTh 80
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PROPOSAVS


DRuPONALS = THE DIRECTORS OF THE
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum solicit bids for
the erection of building at berkeley separate nro-
posals are reqn!r d for mason and iron WORK car
pentrring and piasterfng: plumbing aud gasfttimg;
TN, galvanized IRON aud stating; painting glaz-
this date at the office of Wright a. SANDERS
4lS California ST.. san Francisco. BIDS will De re-
ceiyed aud openrd at the asylum June 1898
N.Y. OF Sn w. l. PRATHER, Secretary
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10 MONTGOMERY ST

Is MONTGOMERY ST.
$2700-A bargain new w-window cottage: 5
rooms and bath all modern improvements: Pros
per ST., mr.. 18th and Market: must be sold: cozy
cottages and rooms and bath: grand marine
view; Ha block from the park; easy terms; Nc
Alllster ST. and Parker ave
Ssoo-Part cash: 25xll5: Diamond ST., mr.. 2lst.
Streetwork complsted: must b.. sold: 25x125
Dolores. nr. Nth: no reasonable offer refused.
Sl25O each-3 lots 25xl0l; fue view; neigh
Dorhood improving rapidly; Lolita ST.. the
PARK.
Apply to l. A. soUo CO., 10 Montgomery
street. je4 2t SuTh
G97S0 AN ELEGANT NEW COTTAGE:
w. w. choice ocation; I'D ST., near san.
chez; contains 6rooms. bath, mantei mirrors
etc; the finest home in the Mission; marine
view; Castro-s st. cars
$4,000 FINE HOME ON CASTRO ST.. Mr..
batn lot zoxl05; this is cheap at $4,000
$4,000 NEW new. 5,R e COTTAGE: sls
modern; 25x l26. TROY q McNALLY, $50
Markets So. je4 vt Suwe
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JOS WECALL SPECIAL ATTENT TON TO
I'd ~. our beautiful lots in Allenda!e Tract
last Oakland: finely located: ready for building
easy communication soon by electric roads: hes.
residence part of Oakland: over 10 lots already
sold. Inquire at Branch once, llO5 23d ave.
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Jones, ALLEN & Co.
u $50 Market ST., San Francisco.
Branch Ohce-Il05 23d ave-, East Oakland, neal
station.
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EXECU oR'S SALE.

LAECU ORS SALE
S40,000-Otfer wanted; 5th-st. corner: only 4
few steps from Market ST.: 3-story building; rents
81 per mouth; can be increased; must post
tivey be sold close an estate. BALDWIN a.
HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery ST.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

can and obtain one of Real Estate Rec.
ords which contains a list of properties for sale
In all parts OF the city.
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MUST BE SOLD.

Price reduced to 22.5OO: offer wanted: Cali
forna and Larkin sts.; lot 81 :6x70;6, with large
building, formerly used as pow r-house of Cali
fornia-st. cabe road: tho building can be con.
verted into fats or boarding house and made to
pay large rate of interest the Investment;
this property must be sold by order of the board
of directors of the Californlast cable road: make
offer BALDWIN Il HAMMOND. 10 Mont
gomery st. jed st ruth
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$l0,000-For this price can sell you beauti-
full house adjoining the above-described corner
Ne viii entertain an offer on either house.
BALDWIN a HAMMUN 10 Montgomery.
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NAPA COUNTY LANDS.

N o, 7S-SlO00: IA ACRES FINE ALMOND OR
~ fruit land of any kind; all level and only
miles from town; bargain.
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NAPA COUNTY.
4H00O 80 ACRES OF LAND 5 MILES
tpOOOO. from Castoga; fine running water:
Is acres 4-year-old4 orchard. mostly prunes some
pears; 10 acres choice wine grapes plenty of
wood; fine place for hops; 2-st0ry S-roon house,
barn and outbuildings, all new; school near by;
will exchange.
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MO. 324-13O ACRES OF LAND NEAR NAPA;
In 16 acres in vineyard; 8 acres IN orchard;
common house and barn; all wei fenced; sale or
exchange at $500.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
Il Montgomery 6
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DLENTY OF LARGE AND SMALL IMPROVED
L and unfmproved tracts or sale exchange;
list too large for publications; send for catalogue
and full particulars