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the worst OF 1t by the comparisons
The increase of wealth in the whole
six New England states, from 1850
to 1890, was not so large as in the
single state of Ohio IN the same
time, or of Indiana, or of Illinois,
or of Michigan, or of Wisconsin,
or of Minnesota, or of Iowa, or
even of DakoGa. The increase IN
the whole six New England states
during the ten years was from "a,
97S, 0OO, 900 in 1880 to S5,522,OOO
OOO-an addition of only s544, 900,
O00-while in the same time the in
crease of wealth in the area now
comprised in the two states OF
North aud South Dakota was S644,
600, 900, or an even hundred mill
lions greater than the increase In
all New England in the same time.
And the states of Illinois, Mime
sofa and Nebraska had a greater in
| crease of wealth in the same time
than New York and Pennsylvania.
Compare the far northwest with
the far northeast. During the ten
years from 1880 to 1890, the single
state of Montana gained more IN
wealth than all the six New
England states-ldaho gained as
much as all of them-Oregon twice
as ~much-Washington three times
as much-Colorado four times as
much-California five times as
much. And still. in the face of
these facts, Mr.. Knowles has the
%effrontery to declare that under
policies OF government which have
prevailed through Republican nd.
minlstration the east has been suck,
ing the financial blood of the west
And, again-take the increase in
the per capita of wealth. In 1886
the wealth of the country for each
inhabitant was 1870, and in 1890 il
was l,039-an average increase OF
$3.50. Twenty.eight out Of fifty OF
the states and territories exceeded
this average increase, but only five
of these twenty-eight in the
east-and the average per caplts
wealth in those five states was 81,
2S7, while in five north western
states the average per capita wealth
was $3,542. In New Jersey it wa
81, 000 and in Nebraska $l,2O5
In Pennsylvania $1,l77. and il
Minnesota $1,000. In Massachu
sets 81 ,252, and in Oregon 81, 1882
In New Hampshire Senator Gal
llnger's own state) the average
wealth of each man, woman aa(
child is only 1868, while in Soutl
Dakota four own state) it is 81, 10;
-or 1854 greater than the averag'
for the country at large!
What a different story the figure
tell about the distribution OF tb,
wealth of the country when the,
are not juggled and patched, bu
are taken and compared according
to the principles which ought t.
be observed in such a comparison
Mr.. Knowles blackboard becomes
delusive farce when its contents arr
considered in the light of simpl,
fairness and without any distortion
or the tricks of the special pleade;
intent upon making out u calamit,
case whether or no.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-27

The populist convention incorpo-
rated a petition from the w. q. L. u.
in their resolutions, favoring the
selection of candidates who are favor
able to prohibition, and then nomi-
mated j. +. Kelley for state senator,
"a bite. anti-prohibitionist.
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countyTloket

Register OF Deeds
A. E. THOMPSON, OF Bristol.
Sheriff
JAMES RATHBUN of Andover.
Treasurer
ID. C. KIDDER, OF Kidder.
Auditor
JOHN W. ARTHCR,o of Morton.
States Attorney
J. II. LUND, of Webster.
County Judge
JOSEPHUS ALLEY, of Webster.
Clerk OF the Courts
L. F. CHADDOCK, OF Waubay.
Superintendent OF Schools
E.. A. BROWN, of Harrington.
County Surveyor
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Coroner
II. ]. HERMAN, G! Waubay.
Justices Of the Peace
". C. TURNER, o! Webster, :.
u. C. MAKSTON, OF Union.
N. RExFORD, OF Waubay.
J. 9. vYGANOSKI. Of Kosciusko.
ConGt0bles-
J. C. BUSH, of Webster.
J. C. MALONEY, OF Kosciusko.
CHAS. POTTER. OF Butler.
NELS FINCH, OF Andover,
COMMISSIONER
Ord Districts o. J. SLETTEN,
Of Union.
4th District; A. J. MILLS,
Of Andover.
9Th District: j. TOSSE,
II Whsetaalld.
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Legislative Ticket.

Srate Senator:
l.. J. LANGLAND, OF Highland.
Representatives:
j. c. MOORE, OF Raritan.
F.S. PATTERSON, OF Egaiand
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

~ -
State Ticket.
Congressmen-
ROBERT J. GAMBLE,
OF Yankton,
JOHN A.. PICKLER,
OF Faux.
Governor
CHARLES II. SHELDON,
of Day.
Lieutenant Governor
CHARLES y. HERRIED,
OF Mcpherson.
Secretary OF State
THOMAS THORSON,
OF Lincoln.
Treasurer
KIRK G.. PHILLIPS,
of Lawrence.
Auditor
JOHN L. NIPPLE,
OF Hutchinson
Attorney General
COE l. CRAWFORD,
OF Hughes.
Sup't of Public instruction
FRANK CRANE,
oil Codington.
Com'r OF School and Public Land
J. l.. LOCKHART,
of Grant.
Com'r OF Labor and Statistics
S.A. WHEELER,
of Butte.
Railroad COMMISSIONER
JOHN r. BREMEN, of Penningto
GEORGE A. JOHNSON, OF Davidso
K. K. CONKLIN,o of Clark.
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Senator Hill has been nominated
by the Democrats for governor OF
New York.
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A vote next November for the
Republican candidates is a vote for
the return of good times.
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Aiiidavits are now in order.
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-18
THE CUBAN GIRL.
She Is Closely Watched While in Her
MaidenhOOd
North American Review.


A Cuban girls life is very restricted and she
is never allowed TO go out alone nor receive
callers OF the other sex except III the presence
of her chaperon or some member of her family.
If during her childhood she attends day
school, maid or some family servant takes
her there every day. and she cannot 90 as short
distance as across the street unaccOmpanied.
In some Instances Spanish customs are alb
surd and incopgruOus. Every well fitted es-
Enlistment In Cuba is provided with con-
cierge 10 guard the entrance and admit callers
This man. usually an ignorant peasant, some
times escorts the young ladies of the family lie
Is serving, and that is considered D rfectIy
proper, whereas it would not be proper for
them 20 20 out at ended by a gentleman even
The weresOld enough 10 be their father and an
old friend of the family as well.
OF late years, however, the frequent inter-
course between Cuba and the United States
has somewhat modified he customs. For
instance, two ladies can now go out alone in
Havana in the daytime, which would have been
considered an unheard-Of and most shocking
proceeding a few years ago.
The social DaStimes girl enjoys in Cuba
consist of balls, parties, concerts, receptions
the theater and opera, and picnics-for CubanS
have adopted this American diversion, although
In a modified form, TO suit the requirements of
Cuban etiquette.
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UNIMPKOYED PROPERTY

SO, 0-Magniicent marine view; Pacific
Heights reside &c tot. adjoining the palatial man
sion OF DIR. Pope, Pacific ave-. near D~visadero
ST. 4Oxl27 3 IA; street Work done complete
S3l50-Cbeap; Fell ST.. commanding view of the
s2loo-cOrner in the Mission; 51;6xlO5; street
work done.
$500 Broderick St; stone walks: 25xlOO
Ss5O0-MissiOn ST.; 25Xl12.6.
$3.50 each Mlsslon-st. lots on line of electric
road; right at The terminus: 25IS3:6.
$500 each-On the insta lment plan; Army st.,
halt block from CastrO-st. cable: 23x 4 IA each
I DIN PFURR. SO MONTGOMERY Sr, OPP
q safe Deposit.
$5s5o-Rent s42; s-stOry, II room house,
s4g5O-Rent s42; a 2-story double fat. near
sIZ.5U0-Rent s9$: tine business property on
Eel 81, near cough; store and fats; 27xl2O. and
house on rear street
SS50O-Modern residence on Fulton St, near
Alamo Square; rooms and ali modern improve
s65oO-Psrk lot. I25xl 20 feet. on 9Th ave. within
stone throw from IN q MldwInter Fair buildings:
viii cut up into buii ding lots of 25xl20 ft. sch
$750O-MeAIlister 81. west from Cough; good
business property; rent $40.
ST7,5OJ-Rent $3.50; fine brick, improved
business property; always rented.
S1l,0OO-Rent $l24 90; fac corner property;
and NV ei.ings in an proved neighborhOod.
S3j.5OO-A magnificent corner Mission ST. I:
3 stores and 6-room fats upstairs and 4-room
cottages: lot 65xiU0; rent $2l2
Market St. near Sth: 3-story houses: store aud
lodgings upstairs; lot 25x9O: re Sl4O.
Sl2.0O0A2 houses and lot in the business part OF
Hayes St: lot 2JXlZO TO rear street.
S 2.UOu-Fine corner 4th ST.: houses; lot
3uxS0 feet; rent $I7.
S34OO-l9th ST nsar Eureka splendid cottage.
3 rooms and bath: lot 25xT5.
SS5O0-3-story bay-window house Haight st
rear ID rv!saderO stable. fats OF rooms and bath
each; lot 25xI37 :6i rent S67.
Fine lot. 2Sxl28:7, OF Sacramento ST., bet La
Runa ami Buchanan; Offer wanted
$3sU0-Cor. 19th and Eureka sts. lot 75xl00:
VIII make 3 fine building lots.
Cheap lots along Mission road. Excelsior, Col
Iege, Academy and Wrst-eud Homestead Tracts.
mrlS If Su
DROLL. BAEHR d CO, REAL ESTATE
j agents. 23S Montgomery St
CHOICE PROPERTY.
SIO.O00-A beautiful home on Clay ST.; 8 rooms;
barn; al modern eonvenIences; elegantly dec
orzted: substantially built; lot 25xI05.
SS5OD-Fiibert ST., near Taylor; large corner:
55Xl2S: partly improved now, and can be made
To pay well.
S75OO-Church ST., bet 18th and 18th: corner
lot: IoSxlOO: on liue of cable road soon to be
built: street WORK done: excellent buy for builder
S25O0-Bush St.. near Baker; 25xl37:6; hne LOT
for fats residence
S4650-Fair Oaks St. near 22d; lot 61I1l7 g to
alley; warm belt: bargain. PROLL, BAEHR &
CO., 239 Montgomery st.
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EDICAL-.

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coz 000 THREE HANDSOME FLAT
eD-O.OOb. on Van Ness ave rents Sl65 De
month: hay windows; brick foundations, and a
modern conyeniences; lot 8OxIOO.
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GS0OO TWO FINE FLATS ON PATH ST.
OOOOO. brick foundations; stone walks, etc.
rents S37 so; lot 25XIO0.
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&I = 000 CALIFORNIA ST: mob HILL
- IL wv. fine bay-window residence OF /
improvements: rents $50 per month; lot 20 :6l
1876.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

M ADISo BURKE, real ES1 late AGENT,
I1 established 1865; 626 Market ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

n H. UMBSEN & c.
" Rea Estate Agents Rent Cousctors .nc
Auchoheers' Il Montgom cry st. San Francisco
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RoVEE, Toy q CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs
10 MONTGOMERY ST.
RICHMOND OFFICE,
Corner of Point Lobos and Sixth avenues.

Corner of Point Lobos and Sixth avenues.
S90OO-Easy instalIments: Devlsadero at. near
Haight; almost 2-story and basement house
OF rooms. bath: laundry, etc.; rents $55 per
S50O0-Guerrero ST., near 22d: flats of and
22;6x75.
$4l0O-Alabama St. near 21st; 2 modern fats
] OF and rooms and bath each rents $32 per
month; lot 26xlOO.
s9oo0-washington ST.. near Fillmore; lot BOX
III 10; house OF rooms and bath.
si00o-steiner-st. corner; only I block from
Haight-st. cars lot 24xS0; 2 fats OF and rooms
ana bath each; rents S3l per month
s6OOO-Rents ST. at reduced rates: Post st., mr..
37:6.
81 90 per month: sui stat tia well-built houses
OF 8 rooms and bath each.
SSO0O-Jackson ST., nr. Leavenworth; s separate
tenements; rents Sol per month.
s4OOO-waIler St. mr. Buchanan: lot 25xI37: IS;
cottage OF rooms and bath.
s27 .5OO-sutter ST., near Leavenworrh: seDa-
rate hats; rents $500 per month; lot SO :6x137 IS.
$3OOO-Noe ST.. near 18Th: Io1 25xIOO: cottag e.
rooms and basement: stable in rear; half cash
s425O-Lot on NE cor of North Point and Lar
kin SITS: 43 :9x85; very easy monthly payments If
required; no cash.
$25 000-Eddy st.. n. SIDE near Larkin; three
2-story houses of rooms and bath each; rents
$50 per month.
S4300-Two modern flats OF 5 rooms and
bath each; just completed; lot 25x100; rents $50
per month.
S7500-Geary st. near Scott; lot 3OxI37 IS ;
house OF 10 rooms and bath.
S6500-Mission ST., goth; lot 24x9O:
store and basement below; 2 fats above; total
rents. very cheap, S47 3D.
$7000-Baker ST.. near Pine; lot 25xlO6 %: rents
| SAT so per month; modern 2-story house OF s
! rooms and bath; mortgage $500 can ROMAN
$sO0O-Post ST., near Buchanan: modern fats
| OF and rooms each; rents S57 80 per month.
S50O0-POst St. near Baker; lot 25xl37 IS: 2
! hats OF q rooms and bath each; also house
rents $40 per month.
$760O-Steiner ST., near Sutter; lot 25xllO: 2
! bay window fats OF and rooms and bath each;
| rents $50 per month
RICHMOND.
Lots and cottages for sale in tb district on easy
| payments; streets severed. graded and maeadau-
/ lied: on cable line, etc. cur Office y L. corner
| OF 9Th ave. and Point Lobos. open on sundays for
/ the accommodation OF our customers.
mr1S SuTh
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

ii. LISsAh y. f Won RHEIS.
n F. Won RHEIN q CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents. Auctioneers and House Brokers, 5l3
California street.
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Cali aud obtain enc of our Real Estate Records
parts OF the city - "
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9TH ST. -BUSINEss CORNER: PAYS 71A PER
" cent; stores: permanent tenants; lot 50x9O
price $4,000. MADISON IL BURKE.
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g. H-H0 MISSJON WARM BELT: 2IST
- - Oo. near Valenc a: two nice Day-window
flats OF rooms and bath each; lot Z5xe0; brick
l0undations stone walks etc
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SpO-OO. owners departure: nice 2-story bay
WINDOW residence of rooms and bath: brick
foundations. etc; stone walks: all modern i'm
proVementS; sunny line Of Vallejo St; lot 25xllO.
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&D0 N00 RENTS Sl62 PER MONTH; 0
u ~. VOO. good bay-window flats: brick
foundations. ETC.; fulton ST.; wen located; 50E
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.


w Carter&w, Brooklyn BocIure, Joliet
F Wadsworth Detroit + Dwyer. Detroit
Miss Psuk. Detroit w Carter, USN
Hamolin Minneapolis j Fares Jr, Sacto
r Kane oaklsnd Knapp. akland
J Brewster, C"lfax r Stephenson. Rochester
w Stsyton W. Y Verdon, Liverpool
q Happel, Sacto Fred Roth, NY
J Stewart. Chicago Crowell. Cedar Rapids
EddyA W, New Mex Welpman, Paris
A Scheele&w. II ong-Kng r Reif Yokohama
Miss A Greene, San Jose Miss b Franklin san Jose
Nj Swat, santa Rosa MrsHarlow& d. San Rosa
t Holme, Hannibal Mrs Upper, Boston
Mrs Hunt, Chicago j II Allen IL W. ST Paul
CrayensS W. ST Louis Squire&w ,CounclBiufs
VIM Murray & why Mrs Laor 81 c. Ny
III Brigham. Chicago Sutherland Chicago
ID w shea, Boston l. Smith&w, Minneapolis
A Shewan, Montreal W Gilmore Washington
c Iueser, Washington Duroine. Seattle
Cove, Victoria w Nevll & W, sonora
Mrs Howison, Sonora Miss Roy, Sonora
Mrs spence Sonora A + Burletgh Seattle
i Carroll, Tacoma 4 MahOn. Vancouver
j M Mears& W, Victoria MrsC Halpenny. Victoria
Miss Aeosta, Victoria Miss Aoosta, Victoria
MIR A AcoSta, Victoria Mrs L Acosta Victoria
Mrs Maldouado, Victoria Maldonado, Victoria
Miss Head. Victoria Shuman Chicago
II Levi. san Jose Emil Levi San Jose
ii Cooper&son, LittleRk Caulheld. Little Rock
Sullivan & W, Pa w Parlin d. fam. Pa
Miss Ingersoll. Pa G Bromley & W. Pa
Il Robertson Los Gatos
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
N McNeilas, U S N w Mcclellan, Nebr
J 5 Hardin. Nebr G A Fisher. Nebr
j Ny err. New J Beasley d VT, New
W Nj Remington. Or j J Weber d fy, Tex
Miss Birchner, Tex Mrs Oppemann Tex
A l. Stroud, wash w stroud Wash
w o MyliuS, Wash Miller, wash
C w Powell, Wash G M Darr, Wash
w Males Crockett j w KtdWeiI Mo
II G Woodend. Mo Mrs Lindorff, Tex
A Lindorff Tex 5 Lindorff. Tex
c W sanders, Ky G y Bratr XIV
w DodgsOn. Ky jefferson Oakland
I Grant, Vacaville j j Gleason VscaviIIa
A j StoLe. DavsviIle L Stone, DayIsvilIe
A j Garnett Portland Miller Pa
e Whitehead. Portland L Rogers Il W. Wash
6 NICK enzle Mich 9 Nj Re Ter, Iowa
w MeM1ilan, Pa Snyder, NeDr
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
NJ Denney & W, Cal Gresinper Cal
Clamen. san Obispo Day, San L ObiSpo
+ Smith & W. Utah T Hall Utah
X II Mise. Seattle j e Fisher Seattle
j sutton, Seattle s G lanai, MINI
NJ Evans Mich Pendleton 81 W, Colo
L Lane, Nebr j Anderson Cal
A Weber, n Y j Weber \ Y
Mrs " cher, Miss Kirchner. Tex
Mrs Apperson, Eureka Grake, San Jose
Mrs j Wafer, San Jose Mrs arlington. Mo
X Mccall, Cal NJ A Thomas. Wash
O Dodge, Sacramento NJ Rymer, Sacramento
MeLain, Sacramento Hunt st Louis
A Woods, st Louis
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Coz OOO KEARNY-ST. BUSINESS COR
200 OO. ner: pays per cent: 46:8x6S g.
MADISON q BURKE.
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DoST-ST. CORNER; STORE AND FLAT AND
L 4 separate houses; paws good income; price
SIS, 400; lot 81 :exS0 with L. MAD son a. BURKE
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PRICE REDUCED TO Ss55O-2 HANDSOME
! fats on 18th ST.: contain 6 rooms and bail
each; rents $o6; lot 25xlt4
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GQI6O 9Ol SHOTwELL. NEAR 23D: 2
- - ~. cottages ana lot SOxl22:6; and AZ
feet wide in rear; part OF lot vacant.
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WE OFFER

5000 acres In Stanisaus County: 2OOO acres
rich bottom land. fenced and eruss-fenced; 20 D 90
cords OF wood, freight 81 per ton 10 San Fran
C SEQ price SIT per acre. sx1z
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

EINEsT CABINETS, So PER DOE. EICHEN
BERGER'S Gallery, sos Montg-avs. cor Green
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
&9900 COTTAGE OF ROOMS ON POST
VCOOO' St; street accepted: lot 25x137 20
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G6000 RENTS ISL TER MONTH; GRAND
tina st: lot 25x75.
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elk G0O HAYES NEAR BUCHANAN.
- O.NUO. lot 25xl20 to rear street: front
and rear houses. MADISON d. BURKE
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e. 9S6O BUSINESS CORNER ON 18TH ST.
= COoO' store and dat; real bargain; rents
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CHOICE RESIDENCE CONTAINING SALOON
~ parlors, dinlng-room. kitchen, sunny and
capacious chambers: large finished attic with =
rooms IN it; bath, laundry and all the latest
modern improvements: will accept as part pay
ment vacant city property.
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GH0O0 2 ELEGANT FLATS: INCOME S55
DOUOU. per month: one of the best locations
in the city: Scott st., near Haight: street paved
with bituminous rock and accepted by the city;
lot 26xl06:3 this is positively the cheapest pair
of fats in the city.
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rRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

I F YOU WANT A CHOICE LOT IN FRUIT
vale don't fail to call on me st once; have
some; never so cheap. VIM. NJ. DEwoLF. Fruit.
vale. mrl5 st
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FINE BUSINESS CORNER on cas-;
= OACN' tro st; im improvements consist OF
tore and 2 rooms and cottage; lot 30AS9 with L
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1860 acres-A magnificent property: running
stream OF water throuEh the place; ali fenced 400
waited. v ar ago this property was appraised by
bank OF this city for $4,000. We want a bid
for Al
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&QR00 LAPIDGE ST. NEAR VAL ENCIA;
OCOO' 2-story house OF rooms and bath;
all modern conyenlenees. rents $50: lot 25ISO.