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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-12-04

all on growing vegetables and or
ange groves. First class ham
mock land brings from IS to 100
dollars per acre in the woods, and
the cost of cleaning and fencing
is about SIS per acre. With pro-
per culture and a favorable season
one can clear from 800 to 500
dollars an acre raising vegetables.
We consider this one of the very
best farming and fruit growing
sections we have seen in Florida
If any of our readers wish further
information in regard to this ia
vored section we refer them to
DR.. NJ. B. Harrison, deacon of the
Baptist church and one of the
most honest, reliable men we
know.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-12-04

President Cleveland'S annual
message was submitted to con-
gress yesterday. It S a lengthy
document and trtat~ urlv - the
country's foreign affairs ard
finances. Like everything els
which has emanated from the pen
of Grover Cleveland it is noted for
originality and sound logic.
Whatever may be our private
opinions in regard TO Mr.. Cleve-
lands official actions, we are all
forced to admit that as a statesman
he has few equals and no super
iors in this country, Ire message
will be meat for the thoughtful
and bones tor the ignorant and
factions.
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AN IMPORTENT MOVE.

George MacKay. rhe leading ar
chitect and builder of IL G stare,
and the firm Of McIver & MacKa1 ,
building materials, and also the un-
dertaker, D, Z. McIvt-r. have ren,-
ed the two jargc stores vacated
some time ago by Mccall & Spar
u. +. McIver Will II owe his stock
of undertaker's goods from his
present stand, and will put n a
stock Of harness, saddles, pants,
oils, etc, George MacKay w.ll oc-
cupy one side with his office. Nc
liver & MacKay will keep their
warehouse at the F. G. & P. depot.
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A TRIP TO PALMETTO.


tee river country yesterday and
has the following to say of that fa-
VOred section:
We left Ocala November goth
by way of the Plant System for
the Manatee River Association
held at Palmetto. We spent Fri
day night at Port Tampa Inn and
greatly enjoyed the elegant &C
commodation of this famous
hostelry. Mr.. Harry w. Foss,
the superintendent, is clever and
accommodating gentleman. This
hotel is built over the water a mile
from land, and is a unique, delight
full place to spend few weeks in
any season. 1t is open all the
year. The fine fishing and bath
ing are among the attractions.
Saturday morning we boarded
the comfortable little "Kissim-
NEE" for Palmetto. This boat
makes daily trips between Mana
tee and Port Tampa,
On reaching Palmetto We found
the association in session with
good attendance CT ministers and
delegates. We greatly enjoyed
meeting the brethren and listen
ing to their earnest speeches.
We we're entertained at the de-
lightful, and hospltabl,e home of
Bro. A. Lamb, who, with his
cultured, charming wife made our
stay Il pleasure long to be remem
bered. Mr.. Lamb is a large mer-
chant and an extensive orange
grower. Pastor Whitehead and
his excellent people entertained
the association with great hearth
ness and generous hospitality.
We were glad to note the steady
and solid growth of the Palmetto
church under the able preaching
of Bro. Whitehead.
Palmetto is on the Manaree
river, surrounded by II 900 acres
of fertile, productive hammock
lands. 1t has two churches and a
fine school of more than a hundred
pupils. The school building is
handsome one just finished at a
cost of 81, 800. Prof. B Arnold, the
principal, is college graduate
and an experienced educator. He
has two competent assistants.
Monday morning we took a
drive with DR.. NJ. B.. Harrison
through the orange groves and
vegetable farms, surrounding the
town. Most of the groves in thus
section escaped the freezes of last
winter, and have yielded a fair
crop of fruit. The oranges were
nearly all sold on the trees al
81. 50 per box. 1t is estimated
that Manatee county will ship
$1,000 boxes this season. The
prcttiest grove we saw was that OF
r. +. Willis. He has 1900 bear
ing trees with not a dead limb oD
them. His crop this year amounted
to 500 boxes.
We saw large fields of toma, oes,
cabbage, egg plants, and squash.
These vegetables are beng ship
ped daily and bring good prices
DIR, Harrison told us that he
knew of more than twenty young
men who came to that section
several years ago without dollar,
and who are now worth from
$4,000 to $1,000. They made it
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-08
Ratb fRr MRtser.

gDr iiber 50 Sabren fdDn wurbs
Wfrs. WihSlop'S SOOTHING Gprup
BON Millionen BON Wthttern beim 3abs
men Der &inber angeipenbet. @irit bu
i'm S9lafe bur9 bas S1reien zines
&inbes geif6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb
Dor S9meraen meints Menn 10, lafs
iofort eine Glaide BON Mrs. Minss
Ions Soothing Sprup" bolen. Seiu
Wertb 1T unbe3ablbar. IS .pirb hem
fleinen 9eibenben iofort 2inberung pers
fbafen. 8erlaBt eu1 barauf, Miirter,
eS 1T tein 3meifel bariiber. gs beili
Dpienterp unb OiarrbDe, regalirt ben
Magen unb bic gtleren, beieitigt Winbs
Golit, ertuei6t ben 8aumei, perbins
bert @nt5iinOung unb ftdrft ba8 ganae
Spitem. rWrs. WinSloips Sootbins
Sprup" fur 5abnenbe 3inbsr if anges
nebm in @eidmad nnb bas 9ecept
itamn1t DON einem Der belten meibli1en
Ier5te in ben Ser. 9taaten. IS it bel
allen Orussifien in Der san3en Melt 3u
baben. Prei8 rs Gents pet Glai6e.
&auft nifts anberes, cls Mrs. Wins.
!Ows Soct9iugz5prup.
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ONie lit nies I

@ir bieten einbunoert Dollars 8elobnuns
fur ieben Sail BON aatarrb, Der nibt our4
@tnnebmen bon 9alls Ratarrb Sur gebeilt
Derben tann.
8. ;. Gbenep = & 60, eisentb,, EOlebp,O
Bir, Die 1nter3et@neten, baben s. S. @bes
nep felt ben Ietten Is Sabren sefannt unc
baIten ibn fir ocufommen ehrenbaft in auen
@ei1dftsperbanolunsen nnb finan3iea befds
bist, ale Don ieiner 5irina eingesangenen
@eroinblihteiten ;u erfillen.
8eft & Sruar, @robbanbelssO sOrosuiiten,
folebp, ..
8aIbtns. ainnan 6 MarSi in, @robs
eIssDrosutftea, Eolebo, ..
9au's Ratarrb' Sur tpiro innerli4 geupms
men unb tptrtt birett auf baS Slut unb bic
i9leimisen Oberfd4en bes etitems. 3euss
nifie frsi berianbt. Preis 70 @ts. fur bic
SIaide. 8erfauft bon alien 9pptbetern.
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sG- 4n3iige bon $6 bis 500 Sci
Pancoaft & Sohn.
g1emm ssbr Gexas nerlaRt,

um eine &eiie nod Memphis, st.
2ouis unb bem Often 3u unisrnebmen,
iebt oarauf, bob Sbr elm giienbabns
billet iiber 9erarfana unb bic eroBe
Srou M ountain &oute erbals
tet. Paffagiere Der 3iige bieier 2inie
iparen man9e Stunee Der &eiie,eit
unb baben elegante pullman Buffet.
S6lafnasen unb &ecIiuing Chair
Cars (SiBe frei) sur 8erfisuug. Des
gen boiler Snformation beaaslid bies
fer 2inie wenbet gu9 on bic Sitets
Ngenten ber 5. & q. R. q. g., Der
Z. & 9. q. R. ober an 5. 6. 2euis,
reiienber pafiage Nsent ber Sron
Nountain @oute In aufiin, 3eras.
8. 6. 9omnfenb,
@eneral. paHasier. agent. st. 2ouis.
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Nptis

I'm 0errn S. 9obert iiber feline
Flnanalenen Sbwierigfeiten binmegsu,
nelfen, OHerirf Der rnter3ei@nele ollen
Greunben unb aunoen 2pberts @alh=
Bargains IN ansiisen nod MaB ge.
ma1t. 8roBer unb fhSner Bprratb
ron StsHen aller Dirt. 8DfIe 3ufries
benbeit garantirt. Ou 5err 2obert ielba
5uidneiGet. 5pre6t b-i nuS pDr. go.
l04 Wets@ommeree= StraBe, nahe ber
Bride. 8. 0rnnsfi.
WtaHenpermalter.
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SIN gimSerella gdsub. eture

finb bic 6erbit, unb Winter Waareu
einsetroffen unb etne portrefflihe Mugs
wabl beS oprsilalidften Sdub5euas iil
prrbanoen. Sturte uub bauerbofle
Sdube fur Serren. 5amen uub Sin.
Der. @benfatls bic felnlien 5alons
unb 3ansidube aus Sen anerfannt
renommirteiten 6abrtfes. Die Sabriz
fate Der vHodforb Snoe Gompanp1
iinb unibertrefflih. llniere Eamens
fd)ube besiehen mir upn s. 3elp. g.
Sullipan & 60. unb @omarbs Bros.
@ute Waare unb nlaBige Dreiie lit uas
fer Mtotto.
6. o a u m,
@inberalla Sdub. Store, @de 9oulfon.
Strabe uuo alpe. =.
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@ie i'm Ia9ener Nlerianer,
3Iofer, 10 fheiut au9 in ptrtembers
gifden pripatsSrren Anftalten nidt
a0es NIT re6tsn Diugen 3usugeben.
Nadbem In Stuttgart eine Glugidrift
eri9ienen it,: r8ersemaltigung zines
mhrttembereii9en &auImannes unb
RefernesO Offisiers" Rnb aus Der Srren.
anitolt su Minnenben 3pei Perionen
entlaRen tporben. bic bort felt Sabren
feaQebaIten tporben tpdren.
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Or. prices Cream Bafins powoer
9as h0llfommenHf has aenipat inira.

= Cine intereFaute blforifhe ReIi,
que bringt ieBt &oitan8 rpanoptifum"
In Berlin. ndmlid Die Mitroilleuie
tDeide Der arme : bring 2ulu" unter
ben Iugen feines faiierIid,en gaters
am 8. Nuguit 1870 bel Saarbrhdeu
auf Die DreuBer abfeutrn muBte. Rai,
Ter Rapolesn unb bic frans1fiihen Ofs
fiSiere psreuifen bamoIs ssreuoenthr1s
aen iiber bic s0elbentbat- !! Sn 6oIae
ber balb barauf erfoIgenben ,aiid.
Ddrts. @onccntrirung" aerietb bic biiios
ride Witraiaeufe nod Berlin unb BON
bort aus ersparb iie @afau's ganpps
titnm, tpoielbE fie tebt, umgsben bon
3ahlreiden Sropbden, ben pobeii Der
groben Sreitreppe In Der stueiteu Stage
f9mhdt.
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@aifennertpalters : Stptis.

NOti3 wirb bierDurb bonn unters
5et1neten Wfahenperwaiter bes 6errens
19neibers 5. 2abert. Gro. 104
Wef= =@pmmerceitrase, nabe Der Bride)
gegeben, oaB nab MaB gemadte Ans
aitge bon nun OIL 5u beoeutenb rebuairs
ten preiien angefertigt werben.
@rDBe 4usnabl in ib6nen uno fei=
men StOffen. gOlle 3ufriebenbeit ga.
rantirt. Do 0err 2obert ielbit sas
f9netoet. 8. Orpnsti,
Maf5enuermaIter.
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California gaseime.

Meinliebbaber iinben elm grpbes 2a.
ger BON feinen California Weinen BEL
9errn ). s. Weper am 4lamo
BIaaa. Serr 0seper fu9t bic Weiae
an Ort unb STEELE aus unb tauft bireft
aus benz 2eller Der Wein3iidter. aIs
gutem 3enner gelinst es ibm tets, bic
befen Sorten ausautpdblen. gr fann
feline 4unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten 5ropfen nerieben. &otbs mnb
WeiBs Weine In bor3hslider QnoIitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @auoue = frei
ius 6aus seliefert.
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.Sliener
&unbreiie 25illette.

Seiet bic berihiebenen @eIegenbeis
ten. fir wel6e bic
Siibiidje Hsacific ~ gnniet Babm,
rebuairte &unbreifes gilette nod 6iiIis
den Bldben Derfauft.
@briftian GnbeuDor Weettng. 80.
ton, Maif. @ine &ate. ftifsbie &unbs
reiie bonn 8. bis Z. Suit, aiiliig BIG
6. Iuguf 1895.
DOuna BeoDlss Union. Baltimore,
Mo. @ine 3ote fir Die &unDreiIe
bonn "A. biS l6. Suli; siilsig bis 9.
Nuguit 1895.
@Onclape 9empeIritter, Boiion,
Waff. Cine &ate fur Die &unDreile
T. big 20. 9lusuft; 9hlilg bis gum s.
October 1895.
Weseu ndberer @inseIbeiien neubet.
Guh On ben nd6iieH 5tdet Ngenten
Dber on
s. %. 8ein. g.. s. gGrfs,
5raffic Munaser, 2.8.p.&3.A.
5oulton 5er. 0ontton. 3er.
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Dr.. priee's Cream 9atins popber
pS9Re @elts&slR lRtHxnss Mws,eitn1ae.
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PaNa8esSi4ette adler Mrt
StuiirbenbeGs>Haten nieDriger alS
je 5nnCr.

Sept 1T bic 3eii. aidels su fuufsu
uub 0ermaubte unb Eefaunre aus Der
alien 0eimaiD berlibertommen 5u iafen.
gBegen 9enauer Snformailon penbe
man fih On
9Hr. 2S. S. YounG
Benerals Baiiaqier.9gent Del Wialorp
Dampfer +. 9inie,
523 @ali. 9Ouiou strate. Snn lin.
tDnio, 3eIas.
Offi5ieler glgeut inr ale turopdi.
iden Oampfer 2inien.
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3rtnft SolIanb'S ssaifee !; ieben
sae frif@ eebrannt.
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- OaS @itp gier. bellies mie
bunfles. 1T BON feinem @ei9mad unf
erfreut fi6 GROCER 8eliebtbeit.
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Triatt SOiI ans's Gbeee
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'7crt'etuus foiet.)
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-15
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL
RIO Market street, open until IL O'Clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-5SO Montgomery street.
corner Clay: open until $3.50 O'Clock
gSsHayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock
T17Iarkfn street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
sW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets. open
mill clock
251s Mission street, open until O'Clock.
ll6 Ninth street. open until $3.50 O'Clock.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


~ TRINITY CHURCH, COR. BUSH AND
ES~S Cough sts.-Rev. George Edward Walk,
rector. The fourteenth Sunday after Trinity sun,
day-school at $3.50 A. NJ. Rectors Bible class at III
A. NJ. Morning prayer, sermon and Holy Com
munion at IL o'clock. TIE Deum and Jubilate In
B fat (Stewart); ohertory, HOY FatheTr; re-
Evening prayer and sermon at 1880 O'Clock.
"Cantate Domino" and "Deus Misereturn in E fiat
(Garrett): offertory, "As rants the HART (Spohr).
II. j. Stewart, organist and choir director.
R@ MOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
B~S Church, Post ST., bet Buchanan and Web
ster-Rev w. D. Williams, DID,, pastor Preach
A. NJ and 2 80 noon. Professor K. H. Loyd's BIZ
BILE class at IL 80 noon. Christian Endeavor, $3.50
natal-Matt xxvi:24- Evening sermon, ''God in
the Soul: His Shadow in the Universe" The
philosophical and experimental conception OF God.
~ CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Hemphin ID, pastor, will preach at II A. NJ and
7:45 p. NJ. Evening topic, 1.-The Bright Side of
Things the Right Side" Morning music-"Bene-
"Jesu, Jesu Mlserere" (Nevin), Miss Wilcox.
Evening service-Anthem, "Like as a Father ].
bass, II win Law Me Down" (Brown). Friends
and strangers cordially invited.
rs FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
ES~S Church, Golden Gate ave. and Polk st.-Rev.
NJ N. Gibson, DID,, pastor. Services II A. NJ. and
7:45 p NJ. Young Peoples service at 6:45 p. NJ,
The pastor will preach both morning and evening:
Subject for evening, "a Borrowed AK" Cordial
% MANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH,
Es~S Bartlett ST., between Twenty second and
notwithstanding service at IL o'clock:
preaching by the pastor, DR.. Gibson. Subject,
tHOw Wilt Thou Do in the Dwelling of Jordan?"
Evening service at 7:45 O'Clock; preaching by the
pastor. Subject, 1.-THE Greatest Feat" Sunday
school at 2:30 Junior Endeavor at and Young
Peoples meeting at $50 P. NJ. DR.. Gibson will
sing a solo in the evening entitled 1.-THE Three
Calls" All are invited.
~ SECOND UNITARIAN CHI q RICH,
49, Capp and Twentieth sts.-Rev. Leslie w.
Sprague, pastor Residence, the Strathmore, 207
Larkin st. Preaching by the pastor at IL A. NJ on
conditions of Successful Life" and at 7;45
p NJ. What 1t Is to Be Christian" Sunday
school at 8 40. Bible-class, $3.50.
~ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
49, cor. Post and Mason sts.-Rev. c. o. Brown,
DID, pastor, will preach in the morning at IL
O'Clock. Theme glove and Majesty" Evening,
80 o'clock, theme ''Suicde: Is Sef-D Destruction
Ever Right?" Sunday-school at 7:45, 1. II. Morse
superintendent. Mrs. COopers class in auditorium.
'The General Howard Glass" in the pastors Office
Young Peoples Endeavor meeting at $50 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
re- FIRST NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
E~S (Swedenborgian), O'Farrell st., bet. Web
ster and Fillmore.-Rev. F. L. Higgins, minister
Sunday school, $50 A II. Preaching every Sun
Gay at II A. NJ. Subject to-day, "Christ's Com
mission TO His Disciples"-Matt. x:7-2O. All in
vited; seats free.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
S10500 Rs9S SssT Maskss 81 Teats
$l10 per month"; will trade equity for western Ad-
dition lots.
OeR0O WESTERN ADDITION FLATS;
pOCOO. just completed: and rooms and
bath each; rents $50 per month; lot 25x1l6; ex-
cellent view; near Haightst. cars.
017R0 RENTS $50 PER MONTH; 2
Df tOO. houses in tenements; near Howard
SlO.OOO. St., near Webster 1a n modern fats;
rents $50 per MONTH newly painted, etc.; lot
1880 10Th 2rT st ST.; s. NEAR VALENCIA: 2
dence of rooms and bath; irst-class condition;
mortgage of $500 can remain.
S lO.OOO. erty; 2 stores below, 2 floors
above; 25xso; rents 1854 per month.
$4,000 rents anSun nUl59sFs
5000 at 61s per cent can remain; large 4-stoTy
block from Market and Sixth sts. owner would
trade equity for income city property
m0cEO MUST BE SOLD: MAKE REASON
SZO0U. able offer 2 fats Of rooms each:
rents S2s per month; Glover ST., near Broadway
and Jones.
8
TJAOU. modern flats and house of rooms on
Laurel ave.; both streets bituminous rock and
ment sidewalks; rents ss0s per annum; mortgage
can remain.
u,0H0O 18TH ST., NEAR SANCdEZ-LOT
OOOUU. 5Ox1O3 Is feet: improvements consist
of coalyard, sheds, etc: only onehaf cash If neces
sary.
$4,000 e9ssss 0 rooms nH ana oHSa =
n CIT % A FNNY
ID 1JUU. easy monthly payments: cottage OF 4
rooms and bath; brio a-brac mantels ETC.; high
basement; concrete foundation: loi 2o1IOoi Ne
vada ST.. near Cortland ave., blocks from How
ard-st. car system
$1,000. Eth hh9 st. near Mission: a-story house;
store below; fats above; rents SOU per annum;
o70OO LARKIN ST., Mr.. SUFFER-, 2
ID IUOO. story dwelling; 10 rooms, bath, ETC.;
mortgage of $4,000 can remain at 61a per cent for
years; premises suitable for doctors Office etc.
mES0O ONLY HALF CASH REQUIRED;
DOOOU. Bush st: residence, commanding su-
perb view; house Of 8 rooms, bath, garden yard
etc.; excellent location.
oo7EO RENTS $500 A YEAR; JOHN ST.,
I'D y W. near Powell and Jackson; 2-story
bay window house OF rooms bath, laundry, etc.;
always rented.
S260O PRICE GREATLY .9, REDUCED d. 9sI,G no
house of rooms, bath. etc.; 10th st.
oJ60O GREAT BARGAIN; ONLY $500
I'D lCOU. cash required mortgage of $1,000 can
remain at 61A per cent? lot 25x114; hats OF
rooms and bath each; rents $18 per month: 10Th
st.; near electric cars running on Guerrero st.
m1S0O COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
- IoUU. bath sunny side Of Twenty-frst ST.;
lot 25x114; very cheap.
Q16 000 ELLIS ST; DOWNTOWN Lo-
ID IO.OOO. cation; lot 81 :6x87 IS; modern A.
story building containing 81 rooms, bath, etc.;
rents $500 per annum; large mortgage can re-
main.
1920 PRICE GREATLY e ri. RED 6JgEno
cost of $6S00 Broderick ST.; Eastlake cottage of
rooms and bath: large lot 81 :6x1376; rents $o4O
per annum; mortgage of $4,000 can remain.
BOvEE, TOY & CO., Real Estate Brokers,
10 Montgomery st.
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RE- DR.. RIN-ES SPIRITUAL MEETING
Es>S 909 Market ST., IL A. NJ. and and P. NJ.
Circle and platform tests. Mines. Ladd-Finicun,
Bird, Henderson, Riesenweber Mr.. and Mrs To
bias; DR.. RIMS office, 1885 Market st., 10 to 5
NJ
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xIU 5UO. MISSION, f near Marx Market st. rents
$l1O per month"; will trade equity for Western Ad-
dition lots
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S~S on Insanity and Obsesson; Its Cause and
Cure"; convincing tests by Mrs Hovet the sick
healed, mediums developed and written ques-
lions answered by spirit power, Tes-circle tickets
free. Washington Hall, 1914 Eddy ST., P. M
Admission free
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OeS0O WESTERN ADDITION FLATS;
pOCOO. Just completed and 6 rooms and
bath each; rents $50 per month; lot 25x1l6; ex-
cellent view: near Haght-st. cars.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

re THE SOCIETY OF PROGRESSIVE
Eb~S Spiritualists will meet at Golden Gate Hall
on Suffer ST., bet. Mason and Taylor, Sunday
evening, September 10, at 745. Speaker, Mrs
Elizabeth Lowe Watson. Subject, "The Signs of
the Times-A Vision" Music by the Misses
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NGS00 20TH ST., NEAR VALENCIA: q
sDOOUU. story and basement bay-window resi-
dence of s rooms and bath; frst-class condition;
mortgage of $500 can remain.
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N17R0 RENTS $50 PER MONTH;
sDft w. houses in tenements; near Howard
I, Stq
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re- MORMONS AND MORMONISM IN
US Caanthe Hall, 900 Market st., at 2 and z AS
Pm. Elder B. W. Henderson will discourse in the
evening upon "The Pre-existence of Man." and
will show a spiritual as well as natural creation.
Elder Henry S. Tanner, California Mormon" Mis-
sion, president.
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dh1o S00 THIRD-sT. BUSINESS PROP
ID IC.OOO. erty; 2 stores below, floors
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$780, RaET Po sap and Jaetso aGAa 1
bay-window house OF rooms, bath, laundry, etc.;
ALWAYS rented,
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06O6O PRICE GREATLY REDUCED;
.DCAOV. owner very anxious to sell; original
cost of $6S00 Broderck ST.; Eastlake cottage OF
rooms and bath: large lot 27:6xl37:6; rents $o4O
per annum; mortgage of $4,000 can remain.
BovEE, TOY & CO., Real Estate Brokers,
anr,Ar ,,.nrr- -
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RE JOHN SLATER, PLATFORM TEST
E~S medum-Positively the last grand test
meeting prior to Mr.. Saters departure for the East
and Europe. Last opportunity of seeing the great
est test medium earth. Metropolitan Temple,
Fifth ST., below Market, tonight, at sharp Or
gan recital. Come early Admission 10c
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07OOO LARKIN ST., Mr.. SUFFER-, 2
ID JUUU. story dwelling; 10 rooms, bath, ETC.;
mortgage of S34OO can remain at 612 per cent Tor
years; premises suitable for doctors office, etc.
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$4,000 ST. nsar M AS moSe Anh as
rents $50 per month; newly painted, etc.; lot
3Ox120,
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ole OOO ELLIS ST.; DOWNTOWN Lo-
sDIO.OOO. cation; lot 27:6xs7:6; modern 4
story building containing 81 rooms, bath, etc. !;
rents $500 per annum large mortgage can re-
main.
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10000 PRICE GREATLY REDUCED TO
sNOOUU. make immediate sale; lot 26x1O0;
house Of 3 rooms, bath. etc.; 10th st.
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OK O0O BUSIN INVESTMENT;
I'D TO. UOO. rents $4,000 per annum; mortgage
$40, OOO at 61a per cent remain; large 4-story
building; stores. basement and lodgings; only one
block from Market and Sixth sts. owner would
trade equity for income city property.
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m1EOO COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS AND
.DIOUO. bath; sunny side Of Twenty-first ST.;
lot 25x114; very cheap.
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mE6O0 ONLY HALF CASH REQUIRED;
tDCCUU. Bush st. residence, commanding su-
perb view; house OF 8 rooms, bath, garden, yard,
ETC.; excellent location.
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~ SECOND UNITARIAN CHU RICH,
es~S Capp and Twentieth sts-Rev. Leslie w.
Sprague, pastor. Residence, the Strathmore, 207
Larkin ST. Preaching by the pastor at IL A. NJ. on
"Conditions of a Successful Life" and at 7:45
p NJ. on What 1t Is to Be Christian" Sunday
school at 8 :45. Bible-class, $50.