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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08
Court Matters.

The jury in the case of the Hermosa Ice
company KS. Fred T. Evans brought in a
verdict for plaintiff for $500 and costs.
The action vas brought for s27S for ice
claimed to have Deer delivered to the hot, l
last year.
The case of Augusta kurth against Ed.
Kent was dismissed as neither she nor her
attorney were on hand to prosecute.
The criminal case against VIM. Powell.
the Edgemont butcher. for killing one of
Craven's steers. was dismissed and defend
ant was Immediately re-arrested on charge
of killing an A H L steer. He was brought
before Justice Boomer for examination and
had the hearing put off until 10 O'Clock
Monday.
The case of Mcgowan VS.. c. L. Jensen
for feed and hay sold him wa settled with
out going so trial.
The jury in the case of Jerome T. Par
rott VS.. the City of Hot Springs brought
in a verdict for the plaintiff. assessing the
damage done to his property by the city's
grading at 5000. City Attorney w. H.
Frye has filed a motion for a new trial and
will take the matter to the supreme court.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08
A Flag Incident.

The STAR learns that they had a de-
cidedly interesting time at Custer on Me-
mortal day. The Custer guards were Out
in full uniform and presented a fine APP
pearance. The decoration exercises were
very largely attended. a surprising Incl
dent occurred during the day. The bust
ness houses were about all decorated with
the national colors. A business man named
Mason refused to put up the stars and
stripes on his place. and a loyal union man
did it for him. 1t is reported then that
one of the county officials of Custer county
came along. whose sentiments correspond
ed with Masons. and he had the contempt
ible audacity to pull the flag down and
throw it under foot, much to the delight of
Mason. but to the great indignation of the
citizens generally. The company of
National guards soon marched to the place
and hoisted two large flags in front of the
store and two guards were stationed to pro-
tect it at all hazards. The stars and stripes
were not molested again during the day.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08
Resolutions.

The following resolutions were adopted
by the w. r.. c. at their last meeting:
Whereas. The grim monster. Death.
that overcomes all human foes. has follow
ed so relentlessly after. and at last has
taken the body of that gallant soldier.
Richard Kennedy. the beloved husband of
our Sister Kennedy. therefore be it
Resolved. That this corps deeply sym
pathises with her in her irreparable loss.
and tenders her its sincerest coincidence in
her hour of grief: that we realize how fu-
tile is all human sympathy. and we com
mend her to Him who alone can bind up
broken hearts and wipe away all tears
from our eyes. and be it further
Resolved That we spread these resolu-
tions at large on our journal. send a copy
to our berieved sister. and present them to
the city papers for publication.
Mrs. ]. B. CHENEY.
Mrs. ]. B. D1cKovER.
Mrs. ]. w. BUTLER.
Committee.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08
OUR pHosoeRApH.

F. M. WOMAN (of Edgemont)-We
came to the Springs to talk road matters to
the county commissioners. The petition
to change the Minnekahta road from the
section line to a point a quarter of a mile
south was denied. and a new road was
laid out which passes Fred Bourne's place.
which is satisfactory to all concerned. Yes
sir. Edgemont is coming to the front nicely.
Lumber is now on the ground for a build
ing 5oxl5o feet for our temporary wooden
mill. and the machinery for it will be on
the ground before July 4th. This building
will be used for our 4th of July exercises
dance etc. Then the Edgemont Co. is
erecting a real estate Office 24x3o. besides
a number of other excellent business
places. 1 have just purchased an elegant
collection of Wind ave specimens OF
Messrs Mcdonald & Stabler. and will soon
get some Bad land specimens of Mr.. Sidey.
all of which are to be placed in a nice
cabinet in our office. Work on our irrigat-
ing ditch is progressing nicely. and water
can 10Y be brought tc within a short dis
lance of the town. which already enables
US to irrigate a large scope of country. oh
yes. u Fourth of July celebration
promises to be an immense affair. We
expect fully 5000 people there on thatday:
your band and base ball team will be there.
the latter to play the Crawford team.
]. w. FowL.R-What do l think of the
political situation? Well. I've Just re-
turned from the eastern portion of the
state. and have pretty nearly come to the
conclusion the democrats are so badly
broken up that they won't put up a state
ticket at all this year. The Pettigrew
forces are we'll united and are making a
strong pull. while Mellette is making a
running fight. There is a general DISPOSE
ton among the party leaders to give state
officers who have made a good record and
who are not constitutionally disqualified.
another term. A good proportion Of
the democrats will of course go with the
populists. but there are a number of more
prominent conservative ones who will vot
with the republicans. consider Pickler
the most popular man in the state. and al
though he is now in line for Pettigrew. vel
if there is any disposition to play him dirt.
he is likely to canvas the state and elect a
legislative ticket that would make MIR. Pet.
tigrew quite uneasy. What of Lucas?
think he has done admirably, and should
be returned. and l haven't any doubt bu,
that he will receive the nomination. Kirl
Phillips of Deadwood stands a good show
for treasurer. if he can bring a united del
egation. Washabaugh isn't in it, l believe
John Brennan stands the best show for
railroad commissioner. although Thornby
and McFadden of Custer are both anxious
for the nomination. Lawrence and Meade
counties are both likely to go Independent,
this fall, and that party will be strong in
Pennington. 1t looks as though Fall River
and Custer are the banner republican
counties of the Hills now.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08

Miss Ami. Pecot, who has been
attending college and stopping with
President Hancher returned to her
home at Oelrichs last evening.
The Travellers Protective Association
Of America will hold it's annual session
in Milwaukee in June. and one of the
questions to he considered is the loca-
ton of a national s%anitarium. Hot
Springs, South Dakota, aas been favor.
ably spoken of as H desirable o. alton.
and the Independent takes pleasure in
recommending that place for their
consideration. Hot Springs is a fine
health resort, the climate is delightful,
the scenery is beautiful, and above all,
the waters are very beneficial. The
association will make no mistake in
locating their sanitarium at Hot
|Springs.-Broadhead, (Wis.) Indepen.
dent.
The school hoard held a very lengthy
and animated meeting Saturday even
ing-la>tlng until nearly midnight.
They settled the question Of hiring the
teachers and ianitor for the coming
year, though it took a number of bal
lots to decide each case. Miss Shur-
mate, of Oskaloosa, Ia, was chosen
assistant principal to take Miss Borst's
place. Miss Bergey, M of the gradp-
ating class Of Black Hills college, was
selected to take Miss Cleghorn's room
and Miss Matte Allen selected to the
first primary or Miss Marshall's .oom.
j. E. Chapman was elected janitor.
This completes the entire corps of
teachers for the next year.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the catholi-
con company will not run the catholicon
hotel at Hot Springs. S. Oak. this summer
and will not be responsible for any bills
that may be made by the party or parties
who may run said hotel. Neither will the
company be responsible for any bills con-
tracted by either member or representa-
tive of said company.
The cArHoLlcox Co.
BY w. H. Copeland. president.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08
A POPULAR El.ocurloNlsr.
Mrs. j. W. Reynolds. Of E'kton. oh,o
Restored to Health.

N $. Reynolds, the we'll known clio.
cutionist and authoress, says she has
suffered with congestion Of the lungs,
catsrrh OF the head, and was troubled
with a bad cough. She had tried a
number OF physicians, but they all
failed to cure her. She was induced
to try Pe.ru.na, aud Immediately a
marked change took place. After
using Pe.ru-na her cough ceased, and
in a short time her other ailments were
cured. She is now completely restored
to health, and gives all the credit to
Pe.ru.na.
Speaking of lung diseases, DR.. Hart.
nan says in a recent lecture: "For the
multitudes of people that I treat annu
ally for every imaginable form Of
throat and lung disease, Pe.ru.na is
nv inyariable prescription. People
come hundreds of miles, at great OK.
pense, 10 consult me for ACUTE and
chronic coughs, to return home with
some advice and a bottle Of Pc ru ma,
which they ran continue to get at the
nearest drug store; and tho fame l en-.
joy in the treatment Of such troubles
comes from the use Of this wonderful
compound"
A free book on chronic diseases Of
the lungs, chronic catarrh, ETC., sent
by The Pe.ru.na Drug Manufacturing
Company Of Columbus, Ohio.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08
Closing of the Public Schools Next Wee

Viosi1S VI suo uUlIC oCn001s N61t week.
On Friday of next week. the 18th. the
public schools will close their years work
and a very successful years work. In
the evening of that day the several depart
ments will unite in giving their closing
exercises at the opera house. according 10
the following
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08
PROGRAM:

Miss Ami. Pecot. who has been
attending college and stopping with
President Hancher returned to her
home at Oelrichs last evening.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Ser eats.r bell. sOatiY drssmlfss sOsreiosa.
Teehrter Ssrr Tcctpr

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pie enaG era, te, SNH gNtHiben Giskl aaUeon m5ge r.
nit aHtnsNpMm 6aB geter Seurie6eL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
@ebeu osm @croicmR 5eiue arome.

Wcpcu ocHt VerOtcuG letUc &rOtc.
- S,err Ielnrld) Strait i'll Goruiug, ., it
ell wnrmer Seiirworter uuo Srelno pom
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Dem Satlm pom %. sui 1894 ma6t SEER
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aud meiIt Sberfletu sum Rubme Der gerr=
lihen alpens&rauter b~Citro9eu III t0uleu,
peuu o~ielelben geben a~llgemelue 3uirieoelIs
belt. Srei meiuer ltadbarR paren nit per
ibiepeneu geioen gepla9t; Der Grite, ell nod
iul9er Oturl, mar 10 lhlImm nit R6eumd.
tiSmuS beimgeiubt, onB CT bel Sa9 uuo
9faht Dor S1meriet ulbt wuBte, mas er
uniaugen lolte. SD rietb ibm, bod einmal
rsn &erlub NIT SouiS NipGI=Grduterz
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mas er alSoanu aud that. gtdb elmer Ma
be Norni's Ilpen 6rGIters Glutbeleber uno
n0hoem er uoa SIpeI 6lGl6eu Don Sorui's
1eils Del 9ebrau9t bate, mar CT wieoer gan;
bergeitelt.
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eilern Nta9euleloeu bebaitet. Aue Meoi;iu,
Die er etnuabm, befreite tbu niht pou ielnem
llebel, bis er nit Norni'S Nlpenz 6rQuter=
Siutbeleber eineu Seriub Quiteute. Sdor
u09 ben erlten Soleu trat Seiierung etn uro
ourd) ben Gebrauh Don uur2 S!albeu wuroe
er leIl Seiosu los.
Ger Critic, ellter meiuer NohburlI, bate
lett eilem Sabre S6mer;eu I'M 1lidtr. 81
coplultirte ueritDIeoeue 2ler;te pbue Griol0.
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ersSlltbeleber Der tebetSretter SepOroeH.
2le pIeie Wdmler uuo en- Seoer, Der oieie
wertbpolleu Weoiitueu gebrau9t bat, fam
iib niht 9enug liber o0S Sob, oG5 lie peroie=
neh, auSlprebeH."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

-godsm, p. ". Seben nno Scioen tniers
IiebSn ScrrrL uno Seiianocs Sein Is briiti uno
isiner sottIidIen iungirGuiidlen Ysuttcr Ysas
ria. Neu ]beorbettet uou ~. StUgel. &eid tuuitVIrte
GuartsauSgabe. ID. auha9e. 1852 2. Su GsSsrs
bano S4.UO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
8. Dteeo@a.
GO eist fein bs.ereS TsitteI.

@ns Sarm. Re, 8batcumL @s, TO- GugaH 1882
Sr Iuwcra f SIRE rsnSHte grhse tmn i'd Sben hwt Ns ta hr sfdNsu init bsm
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sbt benz ttH Bate fat ssr rmtt abrm eG roI RaaNGnt i'd ben astI cine t lang aImibg
sHast par bmere SameJnI los ia, mas nod mh it, id ianEista aud phMw Gfb G LINEN Ss
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G9tHws5oa srabmo g. grant vOrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
EuMorijtictnh

uno 6ridbIuueen con Dem glorplroislteu ~betliaiten
Nltarslutrcmente aus BEN Esbgu Der OstligcH uler Stts
ten uuo SdbrAuuoerte, 9ttt 6arbentttelbtIo uHo uislsr
neueH Soliidutttbtlosrn seStert. 40 =. Quart or
mat. Sn ~eeoerbano $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
fit oaS 6at5diI0e Oo(6.=
@mmeridl. Nnna Ralbarina. easarme eeben

- Ertmeridl, Gnnl Ratbdrird, oas arrGe oebcu
nno bittsrc SctocH uT icrcs SScrrn Sciu Gbriat
tno ieiner hcitt9lteu Ruttcr BIaria usbit SEN
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&. g.. S6m6gsr, a.. b. g. ,. aaerb. Grloier5. Wit
ApprobotioH ots Germ Sti6oiS pom &sasusburg. &sia
tlultr. EradtsAusga5s. Sn Quart. l2l0 2. Roms
pIet broibtrt IN 90 oeitsu ieots 30 Gents.
- 1Isielb. IN S5o /, balls Dtorocco, SrigiudlsSsius
r%anooeds, reid ~ptrGpintt $3.50.
GasisIbe in gbo. J, Morocco, reid uergolo. Crisis
raIoete uuo Uoloiduitt $1,000.
- GaSielbs III SOB. ;, ogrielbe Ginbduo nit = uers
s~oioettu SttteGtu Sl2.OO.
Oiebr ais 20 lur oas &ert siesr5 ss;eituets StlSsr
brtrgeu benz Se'er e~iHjslue gretgut0e Der bell. Gtidibte,
beoeut'cme Certlthteiieu uuo WtGtigs beilils seccus
tame IN ic5r aetreusr uuo tlritlertia uousuoeter Gars
lteuur9 iur AHihGuuuI, 10 oaB oIeie5 BUD ais Elm
fatboIiidies Yrad,tiperf i'm soslten gimme oes
gSortes beSet3uet IptrorU BORT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
DoaRaaSis sarist BON GbeataatisrmaS, seritopians, Sopfare3
nit Hatarrp aao Sssrooiitat.

geetrte Serren. GIa, Ttnr, 10. GrguE 1892.
gRt 5reuoen fprese i6 Stnen mincr 5feHtiben Eaui aus fur Snren
gIsftriinen 9Gstel; benete bat ansse5itnet bel mir septrft uHo mih
ccr ben pbcn erpGbnten 2eoen p~ulFdaois furirt, mas aue Neobin Der
gSelt ME erreilt bate.
Sd ieupe SbHen nit oieier1 Beuons mstn SifS; sfbrantsn sic beoe
rah Guuia. nm S6rem rrtsu Gleftriidsa Cartel Die sr5Bte ger5reitana
gum Segen Der leioeuoen Gtsuiaaet, W peri&aHrn.
gusr ersebeuer 5reuno 3. Giecp&a, Bog 1856.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

FriOHeH, peIGe GrunO8nnSeH bel Den aasfeaern bon 9rngniHm etn5nsebeu
rinften, wplen ibrem G6reben en ilbfaoreHrhs, frantheS Golpert befasen nm
elmer Nntppt Fter gu fem
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giIen5a5a.

SteS lit Die fur;e &oute ua9
Oantton, Council Sluffs.
Smaba unD san Srdncisco,
iiber SlDur 6itD.
gfu6 &iitiu, Swatouna, WiIneapotiS
uno ct. SauI, ilber lSaterloo II. Utond.
Rad Waribautomn, @rtnleu, Sttumwd,
lber Nflep.
9ta6 grduo Sunctiou uuo Ses Woiue5,
ilber Mort Cooge.
Si9s OsrIaTsH oas SatnoIs GentraI Depot far ben
Weiten pie toIBt:
YafasierSags zee. .7:lO BIN, tdglib ausg. SonHtags.
......3 .35 gtnL .
..... 740l tm. .,
aeconlpoationS5 lle2:30 Jfnl.
Retisubeu Die Rab Dem OitsH 9eben. bietst bleTe 2t.
ME b~eipuoere SOrtbete. Gle 1T Die eir3lJe, melbe
Sur1Suqe 5totl4eE DUBUQUE uHo Sblcago lanieI laBt.
aud bat Ie dlletu 5llaImagloIS aUi Sags u. ytaDt.
Sugeu. bic bis eblCago OurbgebeH.
Raiiagtere. bic iuoliD. nad "a. Souis, Sairo,
Spntspiue, IaibUtae, D%ienpbis, 5teip CT;
.catte ODER RlaBen IN leraS 9eben perbeH rdi9 be-
,proert uuo MAIDEN ihere ger0lHouHgeH.
Slge nab BEN Often uuo Suoeu gsDeu a6:
Rallagerjnge. .....7 $50 Ypt., taglldb.
...... l:l5y tll, - au5S. SoHHtag
4, .,.. .lO:45 9tU., .
SIS .@tgtear, Fuii. uto Sidetsagent.
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-&cecnoc BON Ocu liebcf Geili9 cit @pttsS,
mad ben beteu GueIeu b~e0rbettet uou ~. OFT, Staots
pidrrer. Rebit lttelitublitid, groBem Sablsau ron Serus
talent uuc iber 300 SiIoeru in Sot;ihnttt. Utit mebs
rersu btidch. Approbdtioueu. %. outage. Quart 5ors
mat. 1880 Z. $500.
-Gteiel6s, Caausaussabs, in , ednOsu; ssbuns
ben. $3.50.
The morning call., 1894-01-28
LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE OF Proving
~ will-Department 9. probate. In the Superior
Court in and for the city and county of san Fran.
cisco, State of California, In the matter of { e
estate of Charles o'Nein deceased. notice is mere
by given that TUESDAY the 9TH day OF February
A. ID. 1894, at 10 O'Clock A. of said day and the
courtroom of Department 9 of said court at the
new City Hail. IN the city and county of san Fran
the time and place for proving the viii OF said
CHARLES ON ELL. deceased, and for hearing
aHce to him OF letters testamentary thereon.
Dated January 70. A d. 1894.
t'hAA ByP H. F nfahh' oie Heputv Clerk
b. b. NEWMAN. Attorney for Petitioner. ~ lot
| DEPARTMENT NO. g. PROBATE-IN THE So
~ perior Court in and for the City and County of
the estate OF MARY DIN AN, deceased: Notice is
hereby given that MONDAY. the btn day OF Feb
and the courtroom OF Department No. 9 of said
court. at the New City Hail. In the City and County
viii of said MARY OMAN, deceased and for
bearing The application of MATTHIAS EDWARDS
for the issuance to him Of letters testamentary
thereon.
Dated January %. A. d. 1894
BY GEO. L. DABovICH. Deputy CLERK
VIM. +. SAVERS. attorney for petitioner. ja23 O
DEPARTMENT NO. (PRoBATE)-IN THE
OF San Francisco, State of California. IN the mat
ter OF the estate of THOMAS MCKINNOS, de.
ceased Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the 2sth day OF January, A. d. 1894, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day. and the courtroom of
department No of said court at the new City
Hall in the city and county OF San Francisco
state or California, have been appointed as the
time ana place for proving the viii of said
THOMAS McKINNON, deceased and for hearing
the application of WILLIAM PERKINS for the
issuance to him of letters testamentary.
Dated January Is, A. d. 1894.
NJ c. HALEY, Clerk.
BYE. P; CAssERLY. Deputy Clerk:
(SEAL) BOYD. FIFIELD d HOBURG, Attorneys
for Petitioner. ia19 1itF
The morning call., 1894-01-28
John PFORR. 32s MONTGOMERY ST.. OF 2
u safe Deposit.

S54OO-Fine new cottage 18th st. near Gas
tr": 5 rooms and bath; lot 25x75 feet.
$40, OO0-Clay St. the Oakland ferries
brick improved: well rented.
SS500-Haight st, near Devisadero; 3-iat bay
window house OF lS rooms, bath. ETC.; lot 25x
1877 %; rent ST..
SIl .50O-Rent $l24 so per month; piece OF cor
ner property in the lower part of the city 2
stores, apartments upstairs ana houses; lot
S0xS0 feet; will always rent and advance in
price.
Sls.OOO-A fine brick improved property Sac
rame ntO St. lot 25xl20 TO street: rent $3.50.
Fine Market-St. property: so IT, front. runnIng
through TO Stevenson ST. with improvements; al
ways rented
Reduced to S35. 25O-A representative corner on
Mission ST: stores, flats upstairs aud cot
tages: lot 65Xl00 feet; rent $500
$12,500-Rent 1913; business property on Foil
st. Cough; store aud fats u :6xl20.
Market 81. bet. 9th and TIN: 25x9O. with 2-storv
house: store below and lodgings upstairs: VIII be
sold at - bargaia for the buyer.
81 ,000-Gepteei residence: Jackson St, near
BTOderick; 10 rooms; bath. etc; lot E7X100.
S4500-Large house; two stores and II rooms
upstairs; l2-year lease; corner Fourth and
Brannau SITS.
S3S0U-Sw. cor. 10th and Eureka SITS 751lOO:
Will subdivlde It,
Fine lot. 29Nl2S:7 on Sacramento ST., bet. La
guna and Buchanan; offer wanted.
Cheap lots along Mission road, Excelsior, Col
lege Acad envy and Wrst-end Homestead Tracts.
ta2l IT Su
The morning call., 1894-01-28
OF FRUIT LAND.

500 ACRES of the Famous Goodyear Tract in
the celebrated Rio de los PutOS
WOLFSKILL GRANT
In the early fruit belt of SolanO County. miles
from the town of Winters and 20 miles n OF San
Francisco.
Soil finest anuviaI deposit. 20 to 35 feet deep;
rainfall ample for production of fruits without
irrigation.
This is the choicest horticultural section in Calf
tornla; nowhere else are the soil and climatic
ditions 80 favorable for the early ripenlng of
fruits and vegetables.
Subdivisions of this magnificent property have
never before been offered at the present price,
VIZ. $1l0 TO 1920 per acre. easy terms. This
is the best and cheapest land in the state.
$50 ACRES-General farm Livermore Valley;
20 acres 4-year-0ld wine grapes, Is acres 4-year-
old orchard. balancein grain crops; 6-room house.
barn, blacksmith-shOp, windmill, tank stock. i'm
plements. tools, ETC.: complete and in full running
order; one-third cash.
and olive land; miles from Oroville and from
BiggS; this property specially mentioned in report
of state Board of Horticulture 1892; SUBJ
divisions, easy terms contracts can be made for
planting and cultivation of these lands for non
residents.
500 ACRES-lA miles from Redding. Shasta
County. fronting on Sacramento River; good soil,
water and plenty of timber: suitable for fruit or
grain; very attractive property; easy terms.
We have for sale and trade, on easy terms a
large number of choice country properties
orchards. vineyards. general farms etc.; also
several forecloseG ranches, very cheap. Write
fer particulars and lists
LINDSAY & CRAIG.
Land and Financial Agents.
1t Crocker Building, Saa Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-01-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


HOMES FOR FEW-FOR THE NEXT 10
IL days we are auth oriZed to sell 5aere tracts in
The beautiful lakewood tract. AS follows: acres
for 81 5. payable So cash and S. month, without
interest or taxes; more il desired; fine lands for
fruit or chicken ranch: scattering OAK trees: only
mile from railroad: own your own home and be
your own master. Western Land Company, GAO
Market st. jazz lit
The morning call., 1894-01-28
For SALE OR EXCHANGE.

one of the finest and best coated fruit farms in
the State for the price. 232 acres of lana. "A
miles from the railroad station: 1870 acres choice
full-bearing fruits consisting of 65 acres bearing
french prunes, 80 acres bearing peaches, $500
apples, ostiy bearing; 1900 Bartlett pears mostly
bearing; 900 plum trees, all OF which the
most choice varieties. Fine house, rooms; large
packing house GOOD barn. mems house. china
house, compete set of farming implements, 4
horses, cows. large lot OF chickens. bees aud
many other articles too numerous TO mention.
Photographs at our office and other Information
cheerfulIy given