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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31
The Coming Fashions for Ladies'.

This i what i commonly conceded to be
the most difficult epOcn of the year in the
realms of fashion. for. while all modes
seem to be IN an undecided stale, vet every
body Il most anxious To learn what turn
the new fashions will take since all those
IL tereSted on this subject must be- prepar-
ing Tor the coming season the busiest of
the year. In their tagpTnrSS To SEIZURE
novel ideas many dTeS>makerS cross the
ocean. a still greater number turn their
eyes toward New York, " hile the ma juriIy
are anXiOuSly inquiring from every possible
quarter in order To- obtain the much de-
sired information. Now it is undoubtedly
true that the SuTeSt, safest. most convent
ent way of attaining this end II to become
subscriber OF "A substantial fashion mag
aZIne, hose information r. reliable and
which offers the greatest variety Of sub
JectS. Such magaZlne-Or rather magd-
zines-are the well-kDOwn Mcdowell
most popular of the kind, both in the oId
world and in this country. La Mode de.
Paris" and Paris Album of Fashion"
cost S3 ~ each per annum, or 81 cents a
copy. The French dTessmaker'' il 500
per year. or 30 cents "a copy. La Mode,
a family Journal. with cOIOTed plates. un-
rqualled IN price and artistic merit. cost
only 81 80 per year or IL cents a copy. The
three first mentioned publications offer
each 81 % worth of coupon patterns and
La Mode" fifty cents worth of th'- same
premium for 4 yearly subscription.
If YOU are unable TO procure any of these
journals from your new wsdraieT 90 not take
any substitute from him but apply by mail
To MrSSTS. A. Mcdowell x Co.. WeS. I4th
street, New York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31
Mnrrinxe I.tcenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
led by the Clerk of the OrphrnS' Court
fJr the week ending Thursday, August 23,
lSg4:
Jonas A. Wirick, Croyle township, and
Mary T.. SharLZ, South Fork.
John NJ. Stormer and LOUISA kuntZ,
JohnsJown-
Harry NJ Stfller, Freedom township,
Blair county, and Lucinda Florence Sion
aker, Jack son township.
Daniel Croyle and Lavina Kaufman,
Conemaugh township. Somerset county
Stefan LOrkO and Mary HerZdoZ, Johns
town.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31

After the work of nominating a ticket
had been concluded +. IL. Bailey, james
T.. Greene. John ID. Edwards, Forest
Rauch and Joseph Farabaugh. who had
been appointed a committee on resolutions.
made their report. We will publish the
resolutions at some future time.
For chairman of the county committee
l.. II. Woodruff. Ed. Il. NJ cNeolis and X.
T.. CreSSweil We're named. Mr.. Woodruff
was elecue1 on the first ballot by the fol-
lowing vote: Woodruff, Sc: McNeelis, Is
and CressweII. >. The term for which Mr..
Woodruff was elected begins on the LIST
Monday in April next.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31

For jury commissioner the following
gentlemen We're placed in nomination:
Asbury q. Ripple, Dale; Hiram Bum
gardner, Adams township; William \.
LantZy, Spanger; ii. K. Shatfer Cone
maugh township; Isaac Il. Mock. 9TH
ward. JOhnSIown: AnSeIm Weaken. Elder
township: George w. Sherry, Barr town
ship: John Lynch, Cres>on township;
John Ferguson, Backiick township.
The nomination of Mr.. Weakland was
made on the third ballot. The ballots
Were as follows:
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Real Estate Tr ,usf. RS.

John 4. Fry ct ux. To Matte +. Stab,
Glasgow. consideration. SIl5.
Henry IL. Kuhn et uX. To II. ii. Grazier.
JohnStOwn. s. 900.
George W. Constable ct ny. To II. Hur-
ton Grazier. Stonycreek township. 500.
Annie McFeaterS To Annie +. LuuGy
MorrellvilIe so.
John Everhart ct uX. to Susannah Co
baugh. Juhnstown, SOD
Susannah Cobaugh to Louis a. Hoerle
JohnStown. 800.
Owen E. Berkebie ct ux to Lilly Rod
gers. JohnStown. 5000
John Gilman ct uX. % Frank j. Veil
sack, Adams township. SsGI.
Adam Bowers ct uX. Ia A bby Ann LLOYD.
Su>quehanna township. SO.
J. l.. Spaagler, trustee. to A. T. Weaver
SpangIer. $500.
L. Grant Rodgers, administrator of, To
Owen +. Berkebile. JohnStown, 500.
Henry c. Dishong. administrator Of. To
Theodore +. Zimmerman, jackson, town
ship. Sl.275.
Administrator Of T. =. Zimmerman To
Margaret Baker. jackson township. 81 .3:,a
William Gatfney ct al. To Margaret
O'Donnell. Johnsrown. 81 $40.
= :
JOhnStown. 81.
John Ashcroft et uX. ct al. To CreSSon
Presbyterian church. CresSOn township, 81.
Albert l.. johnson et uX. tu Hiram Coz
zenS ct al, JOhnStown, $50.
Executor of Rev. Thomas DAWN to Mrs.
Teresa FrOmald. Summit, SGI5.
Thomas DAVIS et uN. To \. o. Fraker,
Jackson township. 5000.
Hiram COZzens ct uN. ct al. To Noah +.
Fidler, .IohnStOwn. $50
Jacob YOuHker et uX. To Thomas Gounk-
cr. COnemaugh. SIOO.
John Butler to p. f. Butler, JohnsIown,
800.
Mary J. Burgoon to Lewis McDermott,
Allegheny Sls5
j. w. Plummer ct TX. to John Brown ct
al. Summerhill borough, $50.
J. G. Stineman ct uX. TO Elizabeth C..
Berkebyle, Adams township. 500.
Jacob {. Stineman ct ny To Charles a.
Umberger, Adams and Richland town.
hips 81 400.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31
Disease Am.ng Cattle.

Secretary Edge. of the state board of ag-
riculture. returned To Harrisburg on
Tuesday from Tyrone. where he had been
iuqUiriug into the causes Of the death of
cattle in that ghbOrhOod. He discover
ed that the disease was not pleurO pueu-
munia. A. reported. but the lOath>ome.
contagious and incura5le blood disease
known a. anthrax.
Four years ago the same malady appear
I'd at Tyrone and resulted in the death of
maIy cattle. A. cattle dying from this
de>caSe cannot be touched with safety by
human beings. the remedy suggested for
their disposition l. to soak them ia coal oil
and SIT fire. To them DIR. BRADY. state vet
erinary surgeon. i in Tyrone a. Il repre-
sentative Of the state board of agriculture.
The water supply Of Tyrone has not yet
been polluted, bnt there is danger in tnat
direction.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31
old Farmer AopkIas.

4 change has taken place ia the public
taste in these latter days. Plays of the
blood aud thunder" order are now back
numbers Studies of typical characters
presented by competent and pain>taking
artists seem now the delight of the people.
Foremost among this class OF plays is old
Farmer Hopkins soon To be presented
here by that capable and original artist,
Frank =. Davidson and his super5 COM
pany. II i a delightful Idyl of rural life,
utclIiyently interpreted. the effective of
which i greatly enhanced by a lavish dis
play OF costly scenery. effects. etc. One
evening only, Monday September 3rd.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31

lrSTRAYS.
a. came to the premises Of the undersigned in
Allegheny township. on Tue l3tn day .ni August
lsgi. Three hogs supposed Ia be about one ye tr
Oid wbi EIsrk bsrruw and one
bIHcg anJ white. The owner u requested To come
forward. preve property. pay charges and take
them a~ay. otberwise th-N will b- disposed OF
according To Law II HINEL
NAI.EN TINE ANSMAN-
Allegheny township. August II. 1924.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31

The nominations of Wagner aud Rick
etts were both made unanimous.
For poor director the following gentle
men We're placed in nominations: John +.
Long. of kDenSburg; James Finn, of
JuhnStown; Hugh Maloy. of .JohnStown,
aud John O'Hara, of Munster township
james Flynn was nominated on the fifth
ballot. The ballots were a. follows:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31
Notice..

TT pnsaIs VIII he received until TUESDAY
AUGUST IS. 1894. Tor cleaning cesspO0i at c'.un-
sIuuers' offic-. Ehensburg. Pa
by Or0er Oi Board.
JND. a. CAFE; C'erk.
Commissioners office. EnensDurg, Pa. AdE- Il.
ls9i2t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31

| On Monday night about one O'Clock
| the residence of Andrew GutwaIt i'm Gal
| litzin was discovered TO be on fire. Fortu-
| nately the discovery was made before the
| flames had made much progress. and few
| buckets of water ended what might have
been serious conflagration. The fire or
iginated in the hall and but little damage
| was done.
"A distressing accident occurred at
Lock Haven on Saturday AT noon whereby
Max Furey. the lg-year-old son of Joe W.
Furey, late editor ofthe Lock Haven Dem
0cTUt. and an empIoye in that office. was
instantly killed. The young man Jumped
from bus which seemed about To come i'm
c. llision with train. fell on the track and
was cut to pieces. Another passenger re-
maincd in the bus and was unhurt.
John c. Price. mine boss at W. L.
SCOTS mines at Guffey'S station. West
mOrCland county, and Methodist local
preacher, was instantly killed on the rail-
road track at Shannr station on Sunday
evening. He resided at Robbins station
and leaves a wife and six children He
was struck 10y west bound Mail on the
Baltimore X Ohio and horribly mangIed.
He head was cut SquareIy in two and half
of it could not be found. The body was
ground almost To pieces
1t is not generally known. in this sec
tiOn at least, that SawduSt makes "A better
plaster than sand. Among the farmers
near Grampian the same has been used. we
understand. for many years We have
just examined the plastering on George
Shaw'S new house in West Clearfirld.
which was made of SawduSt secured at the
Novelty Works instead of sand. and any
one who is skeptical on this point should
make an examination Of Mr.. Shaw'S house.
The surface iS whittier aud smoother and
"" are told that it is more durable than
sand. -R'tt&mdH's Jo'TTGL.
A dispatch from Glen Campbell. Indi-
ana county. says that John Pitcairn, c. c.
Watt. and ). II. Hicks. of Philadelphia:
NJ. {. Watson and John Sutton. of Indi-
ana: James a. TlilISdaIe. John Rochester.
and ii. !. Thompson, of NJ lron Centre.
are driving in carriages over the rnuIr Of
the proposed Philadelphia x Pitt>Lurg
railroad. 1t is said work will be COM
menccd in September. The road iS to run
from Mahaffry via Glen Campbell 10 Pitts
burg. distance of Seventy-tive miles. and
will open Il new coal and coke country in
Indiana and WeSImOrelund counties
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31

NOTICE l. hereby xiven that the following
~ counts have been MED in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas ot cambria county, rennsyIV yIVania. aud
will toe confirmed 10y said Court q the Fiist Mon
day of Srpteu!'e er NEXT unles cause he shown to
the contrary
Fnurth and final acCOun: Of Adam Myers com
mttee of Peter Myers. n iunAtic.
First ant partial accuu mt OF L. :. FearI. assig
of John A MarSch.
First nd nuaI account { John a. SImms, rrus
tee, sc " sell tie g. Il 60 and n. Y -. Il. * X.
90.
J. q. DARBY,
Proth'y's office. Aug. L.. 1894 PruthonOtary.
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Th- worlds ebufII for rsn- Pages

The Book of the Builders oho Of the
most artistic and magnificent publications
yer issued i now being offered by the
r'ittsburg Dispatch 10 its readers. IL Is
,eyond question the greatest offer ever
made by a newspaper. See the Dispatch
luT full information.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31
Miscellaneous Notices.

VALU ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
A IOt Of ground in the East ward t.bens-
burg. ID ny 26i feet. in desirable location tsying
a two storied frame ouSe. rrons and Ia menI
in excellent repair Will be sold cheap al on
re sonn5ie terms. NJ ID. kIrTELL-
Ebensburg. Pa, Anxust IOtf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31

4 HE EhensSurg Building X Loan Association
! will offer for sale the uuciI chau,her En-
ensbury, the .ourth Monday in September
slO THOS. DAVIS
LESTER lAhIMEE- Secretary President.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31

NTpTiCE Is hereby given that the fnilo~ng ap-
~ piIcai"n for the ira ter of a liquor license
granted hy the Court "f Quarter Sessions Ot Cnu =
bra county has cen nie IN the office if the clerk
of sand Court and will be presented To the said
Court tor its consideration on EDNE~DAG
SEPr- I2rH. 1894:
Petition 'f Charles A. LangheIn ihr the trans
fer u, the license granted to- Simpn 4. LantZy In
Susquehanna township
J.C. DARBY
Aug -. ls9l Clerk q. -.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31
The Fair.

The attendance at the fair on Tuesday
and Wednesday was not large but for the
opening days was as large as could be ex-
pected, both days comparing fayOrablv
with that of last year. The following is
the result of the races:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
III the farmers trot. Charlie. owned by
III. J. HOpple, of Barr township. took 3
straight hearS-best time, 4:I5. Pong.
owned by 4. w. Holt, of Carroll township.
came in second, and Barney. owned by J.
&. c. Bearer. of :;pangler, third. Purse,
$50.
In the running race Belle, owned by
Sheriff Shumaker. took two he ats best
time. 100. Reindeer, owned by Thomas
Peach. came in second. and RoXcy, owned
by T. +. Brown, third. Purse. $50.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
In the three minute trot or pace, Sam,
owned bv z. f. Brown. of EbemSburg. took
three straight heaIs-besJ time. 2:5yl4
Black Nellie, owned by +. c. Plat, of Gal
litzin, came in second; Bruce Il, owned Dy
Charles Burgratf, of JOhnstowu, third, and
God Dust. owned by j. q. c. Bearer,
OF SpangleT. fourth. Purse. SO.
In the 2:35 trot or pace, Sammy r,
owned by +. +. Sipes, of Jrnner y Roads,
took three straight heaIS-beSt time, 2:36.
Pearl GOthard, owned by A q. Kelly, of
OSceUla Mills. came III second, and Hattie
H., owned by j. IL. Schiffauer, of Johns
town. third. Purse. 500.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
For this CIhursdayD afternoon the fol-
low ing races are on the program:
Three minute trOt or pace; purse SO
with the following entries: Black Pilot
.Jr., owned by James kunkcl. of O>ceOla
Mills: Captain. owned by Harry Lewis. of
Indiana, and Bay John, owned by George
w. SIroup, of Hollidaysburg.
Running race-purSe, $50 with the fol-
lowing entries: Story Teller. owned by
Sharbaugh x Grief, of Carrolltown: Dan
dy, owned by Sheriff Shumaker. of Ebens-
burg. and Prince, owned by Sheriff Shu-
maker of Ebensbnrg.
THE EXHIBITS.
Exhibition Hal! presents fine appear
ance, the different PAGES being fitted up
with admirable taste. The display of farm
products i not as good a. il should be BUT
the failure of the crops this season will ac-
count for the meagre display of the farms
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31
a DMINISrRATRIX' NOTICE.

n Estate Oi Anthony Biller, deceased
Letters OF administration upon the estate OF
Anthony BilIer. deceased. late OF Allegheny
tO~nSnt,J. IN Cambria county. Pa. having been
granted To me. all DersOns indebted to said estate
hereby nnttr s,i to MAXI pay ment To me with
delay. and tnuSe having claims against the same
will present. them duly authenticated Tor settle
ment. CLARA X KILLER,
AmInIsTratrix-
I.oretto. Pa, August 5. 1894.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-31

m AnENs snh 1nmoTs CURED no kn,-
V8vOnDu0' ST. Cincinnati .
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4 SSIGNEES NOTICE
n NOTICE hereby given that James W. XII
duff and III his Wt'e. have made voluntary
ds-Ig, ment OF all the estate and effects of the
SAID James " kIauff tor the beI ot his cred
itors. Those Indebted tu said Jaies W. hiidur
are iequeSced Io maze Immediate payment and
those having claims against him requested
to present them property au'hentic.'ed tor set
tement J. r. BU Rms
CialIitZin. Pa. Aug % 1894 Assignee
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-02-22
.L4BoR NOTES.

The Mitchell 6 Lewis wagon works at
Racine, Wis, resumed Monday with 450
men.
The wages of the operatives in J.Silber-
mann s. Co.'s silk mill, at Paterson, N,
j., have been increased 20 per cent.
The Candee Rubber Company of New
Haven, Conn, has made n cut in the
wages OF its 1900 employees, on account
of lack of orders.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-02-22
Published by
.. APPLETON G. GO.

This magnificent work originally published by the
Appeon for each the thirty parts which price
nearly quarter of million complete sold in America
and Europe
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lies the nerve forces and hence
cures nervous pains, weakness
and numbness.
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Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEN. CoHP., sole proprietors. Boston. eE-"All
About the Blood and skin" mailed free.
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contains steel engraving in the highest style of and every
page OF the book embeshed by beautiful wood engraving
from drawings by the celebrated American artists The
letter press by authors of established reputation the
edited by William Cullen Bryant the poet.
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aB-Facial Blemishes, falling hair and sim
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-30
DELINoUENT SALE NOTICES.

! ELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-kAsT SIERRA
h Nevada Mining Company. Location of prin.
cipal place OF business, San Francisco, California.
location of works, Virginia, Storey County, State
OF Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account OF assessment
q o. 81, levied on the 10th day OF January 1894
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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STORAGE

DvANCES MADE ON FURNITURE. PIANOS,
- and goods stored. LIEBES' storage Company,
q Stockton pl ce) $40 stockton sc apS ON
STORAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, HOUSE
: hold goods. etc. NJ. PIERCE, 1876 Markedly
TIRST-CLASS S1oRAGE: ADVANCES MADE.
L 42I-423 Market st. CHA /. TAYLOR. jel3 *
WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS - THE
II WEEKLY GALL. In wrapper. for mailing.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


.. 1Jb0 25xIO0; COTTAGE, ROOMS; IN
ID. u OO. probate. cash
S140O-27xl25: cottage 4 rooms and bath: cash.
:=Sl76O-$250 cash; S15 monthly; 5O1lO0; cot
tage rooms
:: $225O-S15O cash: $50 monthly: S3xIOO; s.
room cottage with bath
sZ50O-S5O cash; $25 monthly; 37611oo; o.
room cottage with bath
S2eoO-s20O cash: s25 monthly; 33xl00; g.
room cottage with bath
.S3ZoO-$l6O cash; $50 monthly; 7-room cot
$$60o-s2oo cash; S25 monthly; 7-room cot
:: sS75o-s2oO cash; s35 monthly: 7-room cot
tage and bath; 81 6xl5O
S5650-So0 cash; $40 monthly; house OF s
rooms and bath.
=: The above are all new houses and contain all
modern improvements; streets in perfect order.
ALSO SEVERAL VERY CHEAP LOTS.
:: OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
HOUSES TO RENT FROM 80 UP
=: MARCUSE & KENNEL.
:OdHce-62S Market ST. City; Bay-st station an
Hign-st. station. Alameda
=; mr24 SaTuTh If
l.: az o. M CASH OR EASY INSTALLMENTs-
:. sD09UU New house. large rooms; central;
" near stations: lot 81 :6xl20: would rent at
S25. Apply G. fl. SUELFLoHN, EneinaI sta
:: tlon..' au25 1t
:. MICE LOTS ON MACADAMIZED STREET; .
= ~ -bIbckS from station: bOx20O: former price
$50 front foot; will sell for $40 front foot; not
open Sundays T. f. BAIRD, Morton Station rs
..IELE WILL BUILD YOU A HANDSOME ALA.
~ media. home and take payment IN monthly in
" Glaim enls: designs and plans 70 suit buyers with
; sout charge: your nome and save rent ONCE.
1902 Park st.. A lamoda: open evenings. MUTUAL
BUILDING AND INVESTMENT CoMPAEf.16u
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the board of directors made on the tenth day OF
july, 1894, so many shares of each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be sofa at public
auction at the sslesroom OF S. p. Middleton &c
Co., No. 36 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
Cal, on FRIDAY, the thIrty-frst (S1st) day OF
August, 1894. at the hour OF O'CLOCK p. N. OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together With costs or advertis ng and OF
sale GEORGE r. SPINAEI, Secretary.
o1ice-No. $40 Pine street, room 2s, san iran.
cisco, Cal. au14 I'd
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
TATE AM INSURANCE BRoKERs

= -;
: Al IIoRIeER LOUIS 4. soUc
q: T.. a. SoUC CO..
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS
~: HOUSES REN TED. RENTS COLLECTED
465"ANn 467 VALENCIA ST.. NEAR 18TH.
=. :F2ememher we make specially of Mission prop
: .eityi and as we Tue spot take you
ioaEy part of'the Mission in short order SO don't
was to tiifs ransacking downtown Offices If you
are lo0king for property CT any description In this
:part:of the city but cal on once and we will
.:sayeyoG time aud money
:="S32e0-25xl Iuucan ST.; Just completsd
nay:Hin dew cottage, rooms, bath. laundry; all
m 0dern* improvements; 7-foot basement: drive
way: small stable; terms to suit.
=: .:S226Q-25Xl30; Eureka st nr. Twentieth; cot
30 rooms and bath; high basement: easy
.Sa2gD - wenP-third st, near Dolores; 25xss;
BAY window cottage; rooms and bath; high base
.,lilen!: IN perfect order; in the warm belt
:: :S45b9-26xl00' san Jose ave-; 2-story bay
:wlEq0EY house; rooms and bath; foot base
+rFe-aI noored; storerOoms: laundry fine garden.
stone sidewalk; all in perfect order.
:.5sS5oD-Castro ST. near Twentieth; 2.story bay
: base eft; house in perfect order.
= Sl5O0-241l25; Valencia ST., 2lst; bay
:. %lAdow pouse; rooms, bath: saloon parlorS:
:. all. modern improvements; elegantly papered
throughout; high basement; brick foundation;
street accepted; this is a splendid buv.
nefa; best fats IN the Mission and must be sold
b2y-window; 5 and rooms: bath; Laundry; ali
no0frn Improvements; high Easements; separa &c
q J9rdS; stone walks; street bituminized: mortgage
S@UUU can remain II desired.
=. $4500-Quinn 81. near Valencia; bav-w1ndoyy
p: tats; o ana rooms: bath. laundry; brick rounda
lions; 9-toot basement; always rented: look at
:: so19O-Folsom st, near Twenty-hrst; ba y-win-
low mats; and rooms; bath: all modern i'm
RrOyements; high basement. driveway ana stabl g
:. for horses.
:, S$s0e-26xloO; business corner on Twenty.
e sl1t9st.; store, 4 rooms: upper fiat 5 rooms ana
path splendid corner for grocery, with wood
mpney; must be sold.
- VACANT LOTS
-: S!5O-Nalley ST.: S5xlI4
{: El1OO--23d st: 25x100
-. :$l500-Church st 27x8s
$45Q0-z4 tn st: 25XlO0.
=. &ZS00-Guerrero ST.; 25X90.
. &21bO-taIr oaks ST: 32xl25.
.SlSO0-25th ST.; 25xllO.
-: our list comprises o. the best property in
the Mission. Lots of all in any or the home
tteadss also good business corners Ia any part Of
the Mission Cali and get \ list and prices.
49,. If you want your vacant houses rented place
:: La. .SOUC 4 CO., 465 and 467 Valencia ST.
:: he&T: 9Th au26 Su1h
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::fPO LEASE OR FOR SALE, CHICKEN RANCH,
1 lOt50xl35; 3-room cottage; rent $96 year
= A,'ONkN, after P. NJ, Maple ST., Vest Oak
land: au26 cod st