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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-18
OvERRUN BY "INDUSTRIALS."
Men Wanting to Get East Threaten
ing the Railroads.

GREEN RIVER, Wye. May 1S-Reports
from northern Idaho are to the effect that
the country is flooded with hundreds of
Coxeyites, and the number Is constantly
being augmented by parties from the west
and northwest. Railway lines are thronged
with them, and the deputies are unable to
cope with them The United States mar
shals have asked for additional troops to as
sist them in maintaining order and prevent
ing the stealing of trains. The industrials
are determined to go east. and are ready to
seize the fist trains going in the direction
they desire to go.
look forward to nothing but Imprisonment
for train stealing. Members of the army de-
nounce Shelter as traitor, and assert that
he has made money out of the movement.
SALT LAKE, Utah. May 1S.-A special
from Boise Idaho. TO the Tribune. says:
About GO Coxeyites Rave reached point
rear the Occur D. Alene mine, and threaten
to join the union strikers in running out
the non-uniOn men. Governor Mcconnell
is powerless to render any assistance, as
preparation for militia
BOISE CITY. Idaho. May 1S.-The limit
set by the miners union in the Couer D.
Alene region for all non-union men to join
the union or quit work expires tonight.
Affairs at Wardner have assumed an ugly
look. Governor Mcconnell has been advised
that serious trouble is imminent, as the
militia is powerless- Six hundred Coxeyites
are now between Tokoa and Occur d Alene
City. and II the union miners strike. the
combined forces will make serious trouble
in that vicinity.
Tom johnson on "Coxeyfsm."
DENVER, Col, May 1s.-Congressman
Tom Johnson Of Ohio has written to Labor
Commissioner Brentlinger:
while disagree entirely with Mr.. Coxey
as regards his proposed remedies for exist
ing evils, we feel that this movement and
the present labor troubles are symptoms
of widespread dissatisfaction and that indif-
ference, contempt. or anything like repres-
sion Of free speech will only intensity the
dissatisfaction. The real anarchists of to-
day are those who ignore the evils and seek
TO stop free discussion. The conservatives
are those who. seeing the wrongs, are
anxious to freely discuss and abolish them. v
The single tax. he says, would remedy ex-
listing troubles
UnweIcome Wanderers.
RED OAK, Iowa. May IS.-Gen. Kelley
has reached here with his army Of Omaha
commonwealers. He was ordered to keep
away from the city, because his army had
passed through Pacific Junction, in Mills
county, where there has been smallpox.
The army is camped in a grove about two
miles from town, with no food. The citi-
zens have refused to furnish rations to the
men.
FORT WAYNE. Ind, May 1S-Mrs. RAN
dali, the wife of Gen. Randall. has arrived
here as an advance courier. She had a con-
ference promptly with the mayor and COM
mittee of safety, who at once informed her
that the army could not enter Fort Wayne.
She then sought for labor leaders, and many
went to work soliciting aid. Randall says
that he will enter the city and stay several
days Desertions are rapidly depicting his
lrmy.
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THE AFFAIR MIXED,
Charles Boswell Has Seemingly an
Abundance of Living Wives

Prosecution for bigamy stares Mr. Charles
T. Boswell in the face Mr.. Boswell, who ID
by occupation a commercial traveller resided
until few days ago at No. 1877 9Th street
northwest. On Wednesday evening he was
Joined in matrimony to Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Leonard. Rev. e. o. Eldridge. pastor of
Douglas Memorial Church. performing the
ceremony.
Now it comes to light that the bridegroom
Is also the husband of another woman, for
merly Miss Annie Alexander, and q STEP
daughter of Mr.. W. s. Dearborn, a clerk in
the money order division Of the city post
office. Mr.. Dearborn states that the mar
riage with the first wife was an unhappy
one. Boswell living a shiftless life and con.
tributing nothing to the support of his
family. Finally, about January / last. his
wife left him because Of his attentions 10
other women.
The latest Mrs. Boswell formerly Mrs.
Leonard. was divorced from Mr.. Leonard
by decree Of Judge Cox on the sth in
slant She says that Boswell said nothing
TONER OF his having been previously mar
ried. but did assure her that he would ran
heir to large amount Of property on the
death of a grandmother.
Mrs. Milton A. Boswell, the young man
mother, noting the publication Of his mar
rage license, followed her son and reached
him soon after the wedding with Mrs. Leon.
ard. He declared that he had not been
married, but was simply engaged, and later
promised to break the engagement. He lief,
nome Thursday morning and has not been
seen since. Boswell had an office with a
Mr.. Richoid at room ID, Warder building
He has also been employed as salesman by
MI Auerbach and by Saks & Company.
Some OF BoswelPs friends say that he Ia
applied for divorce from his first wife
but the records of the District Supreme
Court show that no such petition has been
filed. His father is employed as bookkeeper
10 H.1t
other parties concerned, will not talk about
the affair
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Clothing
Manufacturers
I'm Serious
Difficulty.

Two large clothing man.
ufacturers of Baltimore
are forced to offer their
product at retail i'm order
to raise CASH. Fifty thou
sand dollars worth of
clothing has been shipped
to us for immediate sale.
Our instructions are brief
and to the point. 1t is an
emergency that must be
met without fIinchitg-Iet
the loss be what it NAV.
The clothing is here-on
our cOunters-and this
morning we shall begin the
greatest cash-raising sale
ever known i'm Washing
ton-a sale utterly with.
out precedent.
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New York Cotton,
baltimore Markets

BALTnfoRE, Nd, May 1s.-,Flour dull and un-
ehanged-receipts, Az AIS barrels; shipments 16 los
barrels; sales, SIS barrels. Wheat weak-spot.
57a511s July. 56Na57 August. 5Ilaa57si; steamer
ments, 81 .e01 bushels; stock. 1880 bushels;
sales 1900 bushes-miing wheat by sample.
July, 43 asked; steamer mixed, 42Z bid-receipts,
I. 1851 bushels; shipments. 90 900 bushels; stock.
corn by sample, 40 asked: do. on grade. 46a4s.
Oats hrm-No. white western, 4S bid; No.
stock, AZ, o45 bushels. Rye dull-No. e. 5ea57-re.
ceipts. 22O bushels stock, %, 554 bushels. Hay
quiet but firm, unchanged Eggs frm-fresh, I'M.
Other articles unchanged.
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The many friends of Senator Cullom of
Illinois will regret to learn of the death of
his daughter. Mrs. Robert Gordon Hardie,
which took place at the Huntington Hotel,
Boston. last evening. Mrs. Hardie died of
typhoid fever. The Senator and Mrs Gull
lcm have spent most of the time for two
weeks at her bedside, hoping for a favorable
result Mrs. -Hardie was quite well-known
IN w Washington. and had very many friends
mere. The funeral will be held at Spring
neid, ILL.,, and the burial will be at Oak
Ridge cemetery, on Sunday or Monday next
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ENDED THE INVESTIGATION.
Probably a Month Before There's
Report on Armor Plate Frauds.

PITTSBURG, Pa, May 1s-The local In.
vestigation into the armor plate scandal
was concluded today, and the naval board
will return to Washington tonight. It will
probably be a month before its report Is
made public. 1t was learned that one re-
suit Of the Investigation will be a change
In the policy Of the Navy Department SO
far as the selection Of inspectors is con-
Heerned. The inspectors at present, are
mainly ensigns who have returned from sea
voyages.
The board will recommend that in future
mechanical engineers. and not sailors, be
selected to inspect government material
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DAMAGES FOR DEATH.
Verdict Against the b. and p. r..
in Two Cases.


in Two Cases.
During October. 1889. a stage. containing
several persons. was struck by train OF
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, at the
Benning crossing. and four of them were
killed. Mr.. Campbell Darlington, as admin.
istrator Of two Of the persons killed. Morris
Snowden and Charles Mackall, colored men
instituted suit against the road, claiming
10000 damages in each case. The two
cases were consolidated, and have occupied
the attention Of Judge Bradley and a jury
In Circuit Court, No. /. for the past two
Gays. This afternoon a verdict was rem
dered by the jury. awarding $1,000 damages
In the case Of Snowden, and 200 in the
case OF Mackall. 1t was testified to during
the trial that the Waterman at the crossing
was asleep on his post
., Messrs. Campbell Darlington, Irving vii.
hanson and James Coleman appeared fol
the plaintiffs, and Col Enoch Totten on be.
half Of the company
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Riker's Appeal Dismissed.

The appeal Of Carroll L. Riker, the Chi
cago nan who some time ago petitioned
for writ of mandamus compelling Score
tary of the Treasury Carlisle TO sell him
S3O,OoO.OOO of bonds, has been dismissed by
the Court, or Appeals As all of the bonds
had been sold to other parties. the court
held that it could do nothing but dismiss
the appeal.
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CONFISCATED BY CANADA.
The American Boats Seized for Unlaw.
full Fishing.

TOLEDO, Ohio. May 1s.-A Blade spe-
eial from Amherstburg. Ont, says: The
two pleasure steamers Leroy Brooks and
Visitor, seized for infringing the Canadian
fishing laws, have been confscated by the
dominion government
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As to 80 Per Cent Off
Children's Refers.

To close out the spring stock OF Refers
We have reduced 1t from . to 80 per cent
Children's Fancy Mixed REFERS, sizes 4
to IL years. Prom 81 IS to S1s5.
Chiidren's Mixed Blue Refers. Reduced
from ESQ to Sl75.
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Fire at HOnesdaIe, PA.

HONESDALE, Pa. May 1S-Fire broke
out this morning In the Exchange Club
room. The upper part of the building,
owned by Chas. Petersen and ]. B. Nelson,
was Quilted.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TIE following are the opening. the highest ana
the lowest and the closiag prices II the New York
Mccartney, members New York stock exchanee
Correspondents AessrA Moore Schley, No. 9,
6YOadWav.
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Waists Reduced.

All OF our si.e5. $3.50 and sl.7s SAITH
Waists reduced TO Soc
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Wash Suits Reduced.

We have reduced q line OF Ladies' Scotch
Chambray Wash Suits in pink and light
blue to 81 and $3.50 each
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RANGE of the Thermomet.r

The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau TODAY:
am, SO: pm. 81; maximum. IS; min
imum, 63.
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Here's Your Suit!

Mems All-wool Sack Suits. 800
Mems Black Cheviot suits-sngle or double
breasted .......................... so.T5
Mems Scotch Tweed Suits-strietly all WOOD 81 90
Mems Clay Diagonal suits-newest cuts 50 90
Mems Regentcut Coats and Vests ..... IS GO
Young Mems Sack suts-cut extra long zee. 81 Is
Mems Trousers-in neat stripes and checks 81 90
Several hundred pairs Mems Trousers rs and qoc
Chidrens Suits In Blue Cheviot. ..... 81 rs
Boys Suits, II TO ~ years................. 81 IS
Mems Serge Suits-pure wool. .........., "a 40
100 styles Mems Suits-choiee ......... g. On
- -.'' -. --------..--. Soc.
oinidrens washable Suits. I'm all coios. ...... soc
Knee Pants, new STYLES - M IT.
Chidren's Straw Hats. aoc
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McKnew's Daily Letter
All Capes
Reduced.

Every Cape In stock has been reduced,
a. We are determined not to carry a single
one over. These are this seasons most
fashionable styles In cloth, and silk. in
lace and jet trimmed
$500 Capes now 1915.
e7.s0 Capes now $500.
SO Capes Low $3.50.
$40 Capes now SO.
Other $40 Capes now s1o.
$3.50 Capes now SIC
$50 Capes row 81. So
$3.50 Capes now $3.50.
$50 Capes now SIS.
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Duck Vests SI.Oo Up.
Ladies' Skirts.

Satteen Walking Skirts, 81.
Striped Gingham Skirts, Soc.
Italian Cloth Skirts, $3.50 Up.
SILK Skirts, 81 up.
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Clarisse Coats.

We are again leading this city with the
most stylish Summer Coat yet manufactur-
ed-superior to our famous Blazer OF a few
years back. Only IS each.
0cioth to match for making the skirt,
Q.5O per yard.
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"CobWeb" Underwear.

Thinnest Of the thin. We closed out from
q manufacturer 20 dozen Ladies' French
Isle Thread ''Cobweb" Weight Vests,
low neck and ribbed arm. Regular 75c.
quality.
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Will sell for 26c.

Children's Swiss Ribbed Vests, neck and
arm hole run with ribbon. only l2l1c.
DR.. Jaegsr's Celebrated .Gauze-weisht''
Sanitary WOODEN Underwear. white and nat
ural, q up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-18

To have cool hands in summer neces-
States wearing nitts. Special lot Of 25e.
Black Pure SILK Mitts at lie. per PAIR.
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SH.75 Gloves, SAC.
To close-s-buttou Suede Mousquetaire
Gloves, grays and tans. sizes So TO ~.
except sizes and 6h. 100
Were SLIPS. Now S4c..s-e'
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A ClotI,esnin Doll.

Among the variety Of uses TO which the
clothespin may BE- put, the newest fancy is 70
dress 1t up as doll. 1t requires bul half
hours lime and llJtle ingenuity and deltneSs
to produce this dainty maiden OF fashion in
miniature.
Select pin with as regular head as posi-
Bile ana paint in the face with wafer colOrs and
India Ink. The hair is made with bits OF tow
pasted on, or it may be painted on with gold
nalnt. The dress is made OF crimped tissue
pa PER In any color, and full skirt OF white or
the same color Is placed on beneath it.
Gather the dress skirt on separately from the
bodice. which may be dispensed with il there ia
a wide sash desired. A shoulder cape is gath
cred about the neck. and the sleeves arr made
OF straight piece OF the paper. doubled under
10 give Tie fashionable balloon effect. Arms
ana hands are cut from stiff white paper and
painted to represent gloves. and are gummed
on within the sleeves. A broad brimmed hat IL
made of the same paper and trimmed With loops
and ends.-BOston Herald.
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Francisco
Estate Records, which contains list of properties
for sale in all parts OF the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
y i0OU. s. 5 and ) rooms and bath each; all
modern improvements; rents $72O per annum
@IO O0O LOVELY HOME; CORNER ON
ID III WV. Pine ST.; tlne residence OF IL
rooms and bath ETC.. lot 24:6xSI %.
G.1JOO A BARGAIN; WORTH $4,000: SILL
u tlOO. YER ST. near "a: large house Of i
rooms: brick foundations, ETC.; lot 4S:6xI5
Clio 000 ELEGANT LOCATION ON Pa
u lO.OOt. cihc Heights: nne bav-window
residence of g rooms and bath; brick foundations:
stone walks; conservatory; laundry, etc marine
view: lot 26:6I9l 70; corner on buchanan ST.
@9eOO 22D ST; 2-sToRY HOUSE OF
oOOO. rooms aud bath; stone walks, etc.
street accepted by the city; m ortgage OF $1,000
can remain; lot 25xil4.
D 5000. and bath. DGSh ndows. BRICK foan'
dations, stone walks, etc: lot 25xl0o: Pierce ST.
939O0 SUBSTANTIAL 2-sToRY HOUSE
.p AoOO. Of rooms: lot 23:6xb0; near
Leavenworth and jackson SITS
@6QO0 SACRAMENTO ST: 2 NICE BAY
sCOCOO. winoow fats OF ana rooms and
bath each; brick foundations, etc.: stone walks;
sunny line of street: mortgage OF $4,000 can re-
main; lot 25xl2S.
Q1d00 18TH AND STATES SITS; COT
u HUI. tage of rooms aud bath. etc; lot
25xl25; 2frontages; part cash, balance SIS per
month.
6. II. UMBSEN & CO., IA Montgomery 20 suwe
SD900 MUST BE SOLD: HAMPsHIRE
tDZOOO. ST.. bet. Twentieth ana Twenty-frst;
neat cottage of rooms: high basement lot z5x
100. CBAs. c. FISHER. 507 California st.
Q.JO0G SAN JOSE ROAD. NEAR BOTH
QD1OOO. St: corner 29x86.
$li50-492xlO4; entire block: San Bruno ave-,
near Market St; Abbey Homestead Association
san Mateo County.
$325O-3story frame: lot 2Ox6O In block
bounded by Washington ana Jackson, Stockton
and Powell.
s375O-House and lot 25xsO; $40 7th ST., near
Brannan
Sl50-75x1O0 block 4s7: Bay View Home
stead Association.
S450-S3:4IlOO: De Haro st., near Yolo.
S5bU-5Gx240: Bernal Homestead Association.
&650-Cook St. near tieary; 23:9xl2U.
Sl15O-5Ox120; 18th ave, bet and d SITS.
OUTSIDE LANDS.
S1500-90xi2o-27tba ave-, bet. A ana b sts.. out
SIDE lands.
CHAS. c. FISHER, 507 California ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ ii. UMBSEN & co.
VI Real Estate Agents. Rent Collectors ana
General Auctloneers, IA montgomery ST. San
Francisco
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

Call at our Office and obtain OF our Real
Estate Records which contains list OF properties
for sale in all parts OF the city.
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LOST.


OST-A PASSB0OK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco in
the name of WILLIAM EGAN, No. 152, 2S4. The
finder will please return to bank. oc3O 5t*
7 OST-LIVER AND WHITE COCKER SPAN
IL Tel bitch: return SOC Market ST., receive re-
ward. A. NEWMAN. oc3O Sc
( OST-A Placed STEEL WATCH WITH
Il small loeket attached Finder will be suita
bly, rewarded by leaving 1t with the cashier the
Palace Hotel. oc3O 3t*
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C10 O00 A CHOICE BUSINESS CORN Err
I'D ~ .OOO. at sacrifice; must be sold; tota
income SlO08 per annum, and portion of it under
lease; present tenant been there years: size
3OxS4;6; improvements In the pink OF condition;
don't fail to see II.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

4 n ACRES; ELEGANT INCOME FRUIT HOME.
III at MEMO Park; house, barn. carriages etc:
terms or exchange. SPECK, 10 MONTGOMERY st
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Gd10O A BARGAIN; WORTH $1,000: Sill
u II w. YER ST. near ID: large house or i
rooms: brick foundations etc; lot AZ :6xT5
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0TSO0 8 NICE SUBSTANTIAL FLATS OF
u OOO. q. and = rooms and bath each: all
modern Improvements; rents $720 per annum
co. ner on Mason ST.
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GIO 00O LOVELY HOME; CORNER ON
ID " .OOO. Pine ST.; hne residence OF IL
rooms and bath. etc.; lot "a :6xS7 IS.
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Clio 000 ELEGANT LOCATION ON Pa
VI lO-OON. cifc Heights: nns bav-window
residence of rooms and bath; brick foundations;
stone walks; conservatory; laundry, etc. marine
view; lot 20 :6x9l IS; corner on buchanan st.
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n'FARRELL & CO..
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.
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Clio 0nQ Al BUSINESS CORNER, CEN
I'D O.OOO. trally located, ana a cable line on
each street; total income $500 per annum; lot
has fronts; steadily rented; portion or 1t under
leaae
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VI ANTED-SMABL RAIL OR TRACK IRON
w for mining purposes: state location, condi-
ton and price Address 1. b. PINE. Mokeumne
Bill. oc25 1t
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SAN Francisco. CAL.

NFARRELL d CO..
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O. 10000 22D ST.; 2-SToRY HOUSE OF 8
CCOOO. rooms aud bath; stone walks, etc. !;
street accepted by the city; ortgage of $500
can remain; lot 25xil4.
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GSHSO 2-STORY HOUSE OF 9 ROOMS
eDoOOo. and bath: bay-win dows. brick foun-
dations. stone walks, etc. lot 25xl00: Pierce st.
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GeO0O SACRAMENTO ST; 2 NICE BAY
sCOCOO. winoow flats OF ana rooms and
bath each; brick foundations, etc.: stone walks;
sunny line of street; mortgage OF $4,000 can re-
main: Lot 25Y d.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


IL ANTED-A LIGHT SINGLE ONE-HORSE
- wagon; cheap 1850 Folsom. fat d. ocSl 3t*
CHEAP; EDISON'S LATEST PHONOGRAPH
~ Address B., Cali Office Oakland. oc3l 1T
"a NTED-SECOND-HAND GOLDEN GATE
" gasoline engine. 4 or horse power. in first
class order; give price. Address Cash, box Ut,
Call Branch. oc3O 3t#
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QC0OO SUBSTANTIAL 2-SToRY HOUSE
u LOW. of rooms: lot 23:6x60; near
Leayenworth and Jackson SITS
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BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL,
ID Instruments. LEON l. STANTON 81 Co. 9
Third st. oc2l II
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G1dOO 18TH AND STATES STS.; COT
ID tOO. tage of rooms and BATH etc.; lot
25xl25; frontages; part cash, balance SIS per
month.
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

plOS0 TERMS. $3.50 CASH. BALANCE
ID ACO. $40 per month, without interest; A.
room house and basement; lot 30x 100: good loca-
tion: near fruitvae ave. A. q. SNETSI NGER,
Fruitvale station. oc2S If
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EHAs Z. NAYLoR, MFGRS' A6'T, 10 MONTY
" st. Standard Typewriters and supplies: Mime0-
graph goods; instalIment terms; rents, repairs II
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ZINE FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND,
40 mil eS from this city, In lots to suit from 10
acres upward; very easy terms Maps, views ana
full particulars will be sent on application to
CANAAN & LYON, 215 Kearny st., ). F., or GEO.
T. TROWBRIDGE, Cotati. Cal. aul9
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QOs) MONTGOMERY = LARGE FURNISHEl
OV- rooms. 81 80 to 81 so week; So to SO
month oc3l 5ts
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IA TEHAMA, NR. SECCND-7 FINE SUM
r. rooms: rent very low to good tenant App
BALDWIN Il HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery. )