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NUTRIMENT IN EGGS.
Their Value as Food and Their Use
in Certain Diseases.
Germantown Telegrapf

OeInantOWu IeiesTIpD
Six large eggs will weigh about pound.
AS flesh producer one pound Of eggs is
equal to one pound Of beef. About one
third of The weight of an egg is solid nutrl-
ment, which is more than can be said of
meat. There are no bones and tough pieces
that have to be laid aside. Practically an
egg is animal food and yet there is none of
the disagreeable work Of the butcher neees-
sary to obtain it. Eggs at average prices
are among the cheapest and most nutritious
articles of diet. Like milk. an egg is CON-
pIete food in itself. containing everything
necessary fer the development of perfect
animal. IL is also easily digested if not
damaged in cooking. Indeed. there is no
more concentrated and nourshing food
than eggs.
The albumen, oil and saline matter are, as
in milk, in the right proportion for sustain
ing animal life. The valuable or important
salts are contained in the yelk, and hence
this portion of the egg Is most useful In
some forms OF disease. A weakly person.
In whom nerve force is deficient and the
blood is Impoverished, may take the yelk OF
egg with advantage. The iron and the
phOsphoric compounds are in condition 20
be easily assimlated, and although hOmeo-
pathic in quantity, nevertheless exert a
marked influence on the system. The yelk 5
OF eggs, containing, as they do, less albu-
men, are not so njuriously affected by heat
as the whites, and a hard-boiled yelk may
be usually eaten by invalids without incon-
Venience
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A BIRD OF PREY.
Capture of an Immense
Eagle.
EXTREMELY BIG AND SAVAGE.
He Is Caught in Steel-Trap Near
B0dega and Brought to
This City.

One of the largest and widest birds OF
prey ever captured alive was a passenger
on the train which arrived yesterday morn
ing from Sonoma County and is tempo
rariy kept in close confinement at 515 Cali
fornla street.
1t is an extremely big and savage eagle.
measuring feet 4 inches from the tip Of
one wing to that Of the other.
Ore OF this monsters captors, NJ. A.
Lange, gives an interesting account of how
he and Walter Cheney managed to catch
the eagle.
He says that he was stopping at the farm
owned by the Cheney Bros. near Bodega
in SOnoma County, last week, and that
while there be heard many stories of
missing lambs and of the probability that
some beast of prey was proving around
the place in search Of nourishment
Nobody could be found who mad encoun-
tered any wild animals OF late.
The fact that nearly every morning one
or more lambs were missing was all the
proof that could be found up to last San
day. to show that the theory advanced had
any foundation.
Late on Sunday evening, while walk ing
through pasture LANCE and Cheney dis
covered the despoiler of the shepherds
focks In the act of carrying large-sized
lamb Of toward the mountains near by.
They came near enough to see that the
rObber was a magnificent specimen of the
golden eagle, commonly called the American
eagle.
The king Of the air rose with his prey to
considerable height, then suddenly,
either Intentionally or accidentally, dropped
the lamb TO the ground, swooping however,
swiftly down upon il and carrying il off u
second time, disappearing with it in one of
the cefts in the m0untalDSlde.
Having ascertained who the nightly
maraudrr was the men determined to cap
lure him if possible alive and uninjnred
A large number of big stee-traps were
placed all over the pasture where the sheep
housed during the night
The springs of the trap were wrapped
with heavy jute bags, so that they could in
fict no wounds on the eagle, but simply
hold him imprisoned, should he step into
one Of them.
Great was the joy of everybody on the
farm when On Monday morning the big bird
was found savagely trying to free himself
from one OF these traps, which held him
tightly.
1t took five men several hours to get that
eagle safely into an improvised cage and
Mr.. LANCE says the strength of the bird
during his furious resistance was something
wonderful.
1t is tie intention of the captors to pre-
sent their eagle to the Golden Gate Park, as
soon as suitable cage for him can be pro-
cured
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This Is an Age of Wonders.
Lancaster Intelliseucsr.

Marvellous surgical opef ations are always
furnished TO eaiven the capricious city
paper when news Is dull. Some of
them are true and truly marvellous,
but they suggest an explanation sim
liar to that given by the Texas gen.
teman when some one expressed surprise
at the amazing accuracy with which he shot
the carbuncle off another gentleman's nose
at distance OF forty PAGES. well. yes,"
he admitted, lit Is surprising. but the Cor
oner has buried several with their noses
and quite few noses have been shot off, so
1t was time for miracle"
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the edge of the opening. The cause was the
strains of parlor organ. played in An arts
tic manner, which came from the camp. His
surprise was not lessened on meeting
at the camp door the organist and
cook, a handsome young lady, as neat
and tidy as a new pin, who looked
after the house for her father and his crew.
one had taken her organ into the woods
10 "begnile the drowsy hours" and
make things more homelike. AS might be
expected, the gentleman found that camp
way ahead" OF those not enlivened by
Woman's smile and CHEEKY presence, and he
music there is in an organ. It's the new
order OF things in camp life in the Maine
woods.
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Turned 1t Into a Revival.

Mamma--Di1 you and Ethel play church
with your dolls?
Little Dora-We tried to, bat we couldn't.
cause we hadn't any boy doll for a
preacher. We dressed up Johnny's jumpin'-
jack an tried him, but be was little too
lively for regular church, so we turned II
into reyival.-Good News.
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The Impossible .

Walt, oh, wait till coal is cheap;
Nait till love Is true;
Till promises are made to keep
And notes are paid when Que;
Wait till the sun grows leaden cold;
Walt till your ship comes in;
Wait Till unwed maids grow old
And virtue conquers sin:
Wait till life is a happy dream
And IN Ell are deceivers never:
Wait till things are what they seem
Ha.t-and you'H wait forever
-Chtcaco News Racord
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The Ice Center.

Englishman-Do you make artificial ice in
America?
New Yorker-Yes, lots of it.
Experimentation
New Yorker-In Boston.-Kate Fields
Washington.
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No More Left.

A Texas Slnday-school teacher asked
pupil how many sacraments there were.
There amt any more left"
"Whv, what do you mean? ?"
"Well, | hear that our sick neighbor re-
ceived the last sacrament yesterday, so there
can't be any left."-Texas Siftings.
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At the Zoo.

Mortimer-Isn't that elephant too small
for his skin?
Mamma don't know. Why do you
think SO?
Mortimer-Why. because his skin bags at
the knees.-New York Press.
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A DlsagreeabIe Necessity.

Rivers Ide-Mexco didn't agree with me.
l got sick down there.
Jim Hickey - What was the matter?
Couldn't you drink the water?
Rivers Ide-By Jove. | had TO! couldn't
drink the WhIskY.-Puck.
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A Hint TO Husbands.

Husband-I like to see you wearing that
smile.
Wife-Do you know why do it?
Husband-Well, not exactly
Wife-It is because a frown wouldn't
match the lovely gown you gave me.-De-
troll Free Press
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Couldn't Translate Him.

II don't think Finette understands baby"
said Mr. Mawson, as the walls from the
nursery continued.
'Tm afraid not, but why should she ?"
asked Mrs. Nj. "Finette is a French
nurse aud Tommy is an American baby"
Judge
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A Tender Heart,

Mrs. Hayseed cooking at the camels)-And
do they really use these creatures as beasts
of burden?
Keeper-Why, yes.
Mrs. Hayseed-That's cruelty TO animals
just look at the monstrous humps they have
to carry already-Truth
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Irving to Be a Gentleman.

81 wish to inform the press" remarked
ex Champion Sullivan the other night from
the stage of Buffalo theater, THAT try to
be gentleman 1t is to be feared that his
efforts In this direction are as unsuccessful
as those having for their object the knock
ing ont of his professional brother, Corbett.
New York Tribune,
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what becomes of the messenger-boys ?"
inquiries an exchange.
When they grow up they are employed in
footing up United States census returns.-
Chicago Tribune.
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The Parents Dreaded Story.

Eyes" said Tomlinson, with a sudden
is just years old. He's one of the oldest
little fellows. The other day his moth"
'But the last of the group of auditors
could by this time be seen scampering
around the next street corner block away.
Chicago News Record.
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.
Still Going Slowly.

It does not pay any business man to re-
serve his advertising for the Sheriff. oil
City Blizzard.
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The Needle and the Pin.

Il think IFS too bad We needles haven't
any noses" said the needle to the pin.
"What do you want noses for?" asked the
pin.
why, to hang glasses on. in case our
eyes get weak" said the needle.-New
York Press
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The Frightening Influence of Women.
Kennehee IoIsrnal

A gentleman who recently went far into
the Maine woods to look after his lands on
coming to lumberman's camp thirty miles
from nowhere was struck with astonish-
ment and held up his team involuntariiy at
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in all parts of the city
IMPROVED PROPERTY
$500 ELEGANT 2-SToRY AND FINISHED
NlOCOO' basement bay window residence of !
rooms and bath: brick foundations: stone walks:
al modern Improvements; lot 25xl37:6 good
location On 7 Gil st.
G0fR0 ABARGAIN; COTTAGE OFFS ROOMS
" ZOOO. and bath; lot 24x1l4; sunny line OF
duncan ST; street work done complete.
so 600 oCTAyIA 81; FLATS: BAY! BAY
walks. etc; rents $40; let 54;712xs4
o705O TURK ST.: NICE 2-sroRY BAY
Ut AOO. window residence OF rooms and
bath; brick foundations, stone walks, etc. rents
$40 iot 2ox49'i o' sunny iine oil street
C1R00 HOUSE or ROOMS; BRICK FoUN-
u 1OOO. datiOnS; good stable lot 25xI37 g.
on Scott ST.; near McAllister
S12 800 sr throsgh e 81
improvements and lot o0xl6o.
QQROO ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF g
OUCOO' rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments; sunny line OF I'd ST., IN the Mission warm
belt; lot 4s;6xs3 me grounds, lawn, garden, etc.
Q9S0O HOUSE OF TENEMENT; RENTS
eQOOOO. $50; lot S23x75; Shipley ST.
$3.50 gEARE -. ST. H. COTTAGE OF 9
G4l50 2.NIcE NEW BAY-wINDow FLATS
u I ~. OF 4 and rooms and BATH rents $34;
brick foundations stone walks, etc; lot 26xloO;
Alabama ST.
G6160 SCOTT ST; STORE AND RooMs
W ~. brick foundations, stone walks. etc. !;
lot 25xlO6:S.
5000 NICE 2-SToRY HOUSE; BAY-wIN-
u I-OV. dOws; contains rooms and bath, etc. /;
rents S27 oOi Castro ST.
&IR00 BAY.wINDOw FLATS on STE
u 1 OOO. venSOn ST.; brick foundations. etc.:
rents $50; lot 25xS0.
G25 000 BUSINESS CORNER on 2tTn
ments in fats and stores: lot 50x IS; room for
more buildings; present rents Sl25.
G6000 NICE HOME on 18th ST: GOOD
UtjOOO. location; 2-story bsy-windOw house
OF rooms and bath; prick foundations; lot 35x
100, with l4x26.
10000 NICE 2-STORY AND BASEMENT
UCOUO. residence OF 10 rooms and bath brick
foundations, ETC.; street accepted; sunny line OF
Bush ST.; nice location.
Selling fast-Those level lots in that elegant block
bounded by Sanchez and Noe. Day and Thirtieth
sis; only one block from the electric road and
Chnrch-street cable; do not fail TO select OF
these lots Immediately; ready for building: title
perfect; 90 per cent OF selin g price remain If
desired on easy terms to suit purchaser: corners
20 .6xl05. and Inside lots 25xl05 and 25xila.
g. II. UNSEEN & CO.. IA MONTGOMERY St
fe1s tn Tn
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
baldwin & HAMMOND.

4 DAI.DWIN 4 EAMMOND
-
pr.r rSTArE acr>srS
prNrr SnI ,sSsTopS aTETra,I rryu
40 MoNr1oMEh1 SIhEEI'
1elephohe go
,,s,,-,-~-r ,o-,
iNo1ALLMENI Lulo.
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS St.,
only blocks from terminus
Of cable-car5 at Twenty-fourth st
aud Potrero ave-:
street work now being done
hrs front Phode III Ind
DE Hare Twenfy-fourth
and Yolosts:
only SlO per month;
Iots SoVo 70 SoVo e.ch'
SUI. u s caSn ~ pay a tnehl'
iV's -0AAVV o"eh-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.


Mrs ] shaw. I'll WIN Mccullough Ill
Mrs w NJ MCCULLOUGH, III e Goodrich san jose
Mrs Goodrich, 5 Jose q Ross CopperopoIis
McDOugall, Seattle &C Westerman Boston
Mrs Westerman. Boston Bogsrt, Phila
Mrs Bogart, Phila o w BeaI Ohio
g Hoitt, OAK Grove w E Douyherty Z SA
ID Moran. ohio button, Cal
Mrs Dutton. Cal Campbell, Riverside
Gage. Riverside o Matheson, Denver
G. Berdiro, Peru SchauiIer. y
j X Lewis. Seattle D Ray cat
" Ward. Victoria Budl6hg, Chicago
Mrs Budloug, Chicago Miss BuaIOnp CHICAGO
J E Hunter, Los Angeles n T. Avery Mich
Miss Knight Honolulu Mclaughlin San Jose
Mrs Bedding. Stocktou Mrs Moore stockton
Mrs q West. Stockton Miss West Sroekton
j ID Stickney Milwaukee Mrs Stiekney Milwaukee
DR. A Richmond, Cal Grid China
Mrs Grid. China A ID Frazer China
Nj Nelson, Vaeaville A Greene, Nj & s. Co
+ NJ 1ellotti, Guatemala J Sawyer. Stockton
ii simpson, Cal J WILSON, Chicago
simpson, stockton Wright, NY
Mrs II Wright \ Y G McGinnIs Boston
L. Barrett, Cal Threher, Grldey
Fl Paine Jr England Miles wis
Capt Sladen, Portland West, Stockton
NJ Pangle 4 W, Buffalo L Crder Y
PALACE HOTEL.
E Lemming, Wash b Grsennan & VT n Y
" w Higgins, st Louis + G CARPENTER ST LouIs
w II Christie. Salt Lake + Junker Il VI san Diego
W Edmonds. Montreal Hazleton < WI Belsas,
GWashbuTn&w. KINGSTON Larsbee, Montana
W Mason &wf, Marysyille J Carr, Salinas
II ABarnard, Minneapolis Mrss Aiken. Pntsburg
Miss Aiken Pittsburg Tempiin. Pittseufg
R Sos4sr r Mea Thgs9w Portland
L A Leob & W. Chicago A Turner New York
J de Vine. St Louis J II Fhckinger San Jose
Barzellotti, santa Clara j Haager. New YORK
w RaBdenbush MINI Gillian, New YORK
H Smith, Oregon City Savage. New orleans
j Macy x VT. n Y Castro, New Yor1
A Z HumDert Il WI n W EIllott Los Angeles
j VI Chestnut, l. Angeles A MeergSrd, Paso Hobies
j keger, Los Angeles Capt j J O'ConneH, Z : A
w X Chamberlin. Reno Mrs X Ripley Denver
Mrs Gray. Denver
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
c Harris. Kansas City Cummings Portland
} Dobp, Fert Bragg Z Peterson, Reno
II Pfefferle. Angel Island Caster New
q r Stacy, Mimi Scnmitt & W, New
Besser x W, n Henry ham, Stockton
Spencer, y CDornsfe, Cal
Horoton, England Dornsfe. Cal
Hool England w Dornsfe, Cal
Hool, England Gamb x W. Fresno
j ii Coil Fresno Il kepple, Red Buzz
} Pasmer, Fresno W Wheaton, Chicago
keppei, Sacramento w A Wing, Redwood
Miss Herman HOLSTER Mrs Rogers. Sacramento
Bowers. santa Rosa HENSON. Stockton
j w Hess, san Jose w Iowte. San Jose
: Roberts, san Diego Mitch & W, Los Angeles
Is N Barry. III 6askeIi. Ohio
l. CuewaFd & W. Omaha I NeinerS,
ID Young, Santa Cruz House Mlnn
w Duncan, Dixon
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
J West. Oakland Barker santa Rosa
j Rhine, Clayton Wilkes, Alcatraz
Chapman, Clayton Marshall. Omaha
hsgy, Alameda Montgomery, Uaklnd
w Bigelow, Jenkins salinas
g A Coniey, san Jose II Griffin, Salinas
J Harris. Los Angeles Nj Boyle & W. Cal
J Sch eek ,Acatraz Islnd e : Hoover Guatemala
Z l. Soule, San Benito l. farr wash
Love, Stockton Mss Dell. Sacramento
Butcher, Stockton Johnson. ogden
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EDUCATIONAL.


IL ONE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT Los GATOS:
u English. Latin and modern languages: S25 to
$50 month: extensive grounds; excellent table |;
VAN HARLINGEN. box SIS. Los Gatos. Cal fel6 IF
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL, ELoGUTIoN AND ORA
~ tory, Mercantile bldg, Golden Gate aud Van Ness
aves day and evening; new classes forming. fe II
ELOCUTIoN THOROUGHLY TAUGHT. LEO
~ COOPER. Saratoga Han. Sl4 Geary st. jal3 ON
pEST EUROPEAN EDUCATION FOR GIRLS;
~ board, English, French. German, music dane
242S Buchanan. MISS BOLrE principal. fell CT
DRoF. c. MANSFIELD. TEACHER OF VIOLIN
mandolin. guitar banjo 1885 Polk st. fe4 3m
CINGING: VOICE CULTURE. APPLY DAILY.
~ 500 Powell ST., PROF. J. X. oGILyIE. fel 3m
GUITAR. PIANO AND VOCAL LESSONS, SO
" Fifth ST. music especiaiy arranged. jazz 6m
VIOLIN. MANDOLIN. BANJO AND FRENCH
' conversation. soc and 75c per lesson (priyate).
PROFESSOR FRANCIS assisted by PROFESSOR
LOUIS MERKI 1893 Howard ST, mr. Sixth. de5 6m
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST.;
IL d0uDle-entry bookkeeping, penmanshp, short
hand type-writng. telegTaphy. etc, all included in
business course under one fee OF 49, je3O II
DACiFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. $50 POST ST.;
L life scholarship SIS: day ande vening. oc20tt
MERCANTILE COLLEGE & NORMAL SCHOOL.
In Golden Gate " Van Ness. Day &evenings. Is IT
CCHoOL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL ELEC
~ trica engineering. surveying, architecture az
saying: estab 1854 A Van der NailleH. 723 har6es
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

r " LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILD
ell, 6l9 Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting
up ofhces promptly attended; telephone 90v.mt6 q
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

q q. UMBsEN q Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND GENERAL AUCTlONEERS
Ia Montgomery ST.. s.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Cali and obtain one OF our "Real Estate Rec
oruS; which contains list Of properties for sale
In all parts of the CITY,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR SALE-MISCEi.LANE OUs.
MAZE AID WAGON FOR SALE. FOR 1oAKD
Ifi bill. Tuesday next ri IL o'etek; single and
double t of harness and pole. Address 234 teui-
teenth st, fel6 5tF
GOOD THORoUGHBRED FRESH MICH cow
" for sale; milk gallons day. 25s st"nart.
street. fel6 3t~
EREsH Mich cow AND CALF. APPLY 1926
i Hilbert st fel4 30
4 GOD SINGER osCILLArING TAILORING
COX SINGER oSCILLAToR TAILORING
tDoO. machine other bargains; all warranted.
The ). HILL CO., 20 New Montgomery 5. F. fe12tf
SHOWCASES. BAR. STORE. OFFICE FIX
- lures Scherer's Pioneer Store, 20 lOthJal3 I'm
GAZE. SCALE. LETrER-PREss, sToRE-TRUCK
- and money-tlll cheap l02 Clay St aul u
CECoND-HAND BOILERS. ENGINES PUMf5
~ shafting, pulieys, betting. water pipes. etc.
de1 II MCINTOSH q WOLPMAN. is7 Bealss1
DENTISTS.
DR, T. N. IGLEHARr HAS REMOVED HIS
~ ONCE to II sntter st. fe2 limo
DR. KEMP VAN Ee. DENTIST HAS REMOVED
u to lOl7 Market ST.. near Sixth fel I'm
A NY ASfLUM-KEEPER KNOWS ALL DENTAL
n gases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
local application to the gums teeth may be nied or
extracted painIessy thirteen first prizes for finest
ming, crownwork. bridgework and plates. rec
l17O Market ST. TO / Fifth st, cor. Market: you
have good dental work done at my college Tor one
haii the price Tue cheapest cnaiBe
those wishing me to do the work call al my main
once, oFarrell St examination at both places
free. DR. q. w. LEEK aul6f
Dr l.. A. LEAGUE DENTIST, HAS REMOVED
- to 10 Geary ST.. opp. Chronicle building ocl3I
CT PER SET; TO PLEASE OR NO CHARGE;
.p hlling 81; ext. soc. DIR. PERRY, Mason II
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATIUS, SO6 MARKET
" st. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. 1e5 tf
DR Ii. q. YoUNG-ExrRAcTioN PAINLESS;
~ Patchwork, brldg teeth without plates
especially. i84l Polk st. myl4 tt
MO PAIN-EXIRACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy, Doe and 81; arthcl teeth from So: nit
Ing from 81 CRoOME Dental Association. 759
Market ST.. bet Third and Fourth. apl2 81
OFT SET FOR TEETH WARRANTED AZ
W good rs can be made; nlling ST. DIR. SIMMA
dentist s30 Market ST. next Baldwin Thester ooisf
Dk. LUDLUM HILL. 1443 MARKETSE, MAR
~ Eleventh: no charge for extracting when plsses
are made: old plstes made over IKE newt toeea
from - per set; extracting ooei gas given AT
TYR O II. WILSON, DENTIsTi s2s MAHKRH
~ St. bet Fifth and Sixth. ODE. Mason dele6
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pnsTpoNFMENr

The delinquent day OF above assessment is hereby
postponed to March 2, 1898, and the day OF sale to
FRIDAY, the Gath day of March. 1898. BY order
OF the Board of Directors
felltd J. w PEW. Secretary.
WEEKS NEWS FOR oENTs-rHE WEEKLY
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CHAs. Il. FORD. REAL ESTATE,
CROKER BUILDIN G. ROOM

$3.50. sl75 and 5000 for south of the park lots
near extension electric road and park only S25
down. balance 50 per mouth.
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$3.50. $500 $3.50, s400 to $500 for lots opposite
Strawberry Hin; near the new lake aud waterfall :;
on line OF cable roads and electric line when
provements all completed Il viii be III most fay
ored residence spot near the PARK; so down;
balance ) 10 per mouIh.
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COS00 ELEGANT 2-STORY AND FINISHED
O'COOO. basement bay ndOw residence of
rooms and bath: brick foundations: stone walks:
all modern Improvements; lot 25xl37:6; good
location On Fell ST
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$500. $500. $500. S70o 10 5 200 for choice lots
north OF tre park: graded and al ready u build
on; only $50 cash down. ana balance $40 per
month; now IS the time bay lots IN that locality
buy lots for houses now don't wait until the prices
are beyond your reach.
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QOeH0 A BARGAIN; COTTAGE ROOMS
U1ZOOO. and bath; lot 24xll4: sunny line OF
Duncan ST; street work done complete.
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eUSTNFsS CHANCES.

tsKFRY-KEPT BY PRESENT OWNER
4 years: who Is wealthy now; retiring or old ag
crane opening PAC EXCHANGE. % Kearny.
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s22OO-Fine large corner: Third ave. and Glenn
ent ST severed and street work ali done: fine
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REAL-ESTATE AGENTS,
RENT COLLECTORS, AUCTIONEERS.
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Telephone 500.
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OF business San Franc SEQ, California;: location OF
works. Los Burros district. Monterey County, Cal
NoIice Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
board OF directors. held on the 9th day OF January
1898. assessment. No 3. of ten cents DO centsl
per share levied upon the capital stocK OF
the corporation, payable Immediately in United
States geld coin. TO the secretary. at the Office OF
the company. room D, No. All Sansome street, San
Francisco, Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10Th day OF February, 1898,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment is made before Will be
sod on FRIDAY the Sd day of March. 1898, TO
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale BY order OF
the board OF directors. j. w. PEW, secretary.
Ohce-Room o, No. 2ll Sansoue street, san
Francisco, Cal,
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,


- w est. OakidhU
J Rhine, Clayton
C Chapman, Clayton
A s Hsgy, Alameda
w II Bigelow, U ) A
g A Conley, san jose
J Harris. Los Angeles
J Sch eek, Alcatraz ISL
G l. Souie, San Benito
y Love, Stockton
j Butcher, stockton
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$500 for fine level lots all ready to bulld on:
VIII sell l5xloO for S325; two fine houses across
the street from this property; only one block from
Silver ave.
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Clio 0Q0 oCTAVIA ST.; FLATS; BAY
u IL.OOU. windows brick foundations, stone
walks, etc; rents $40; ieI 34;712xS4.