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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-05

Attorney Bishop announced that Mr..
Spreckels did not desire to bid further.
The final bid was placed in writing and
signed by James D. Phelan, who handed
the contract to Judge Slack. The sale was
Immediately confirmed
Gustave H. Umbsen, the real-estate agent
who acted for the Ryer estate, testified that
the highest bid was fair value of the prop
erty.
About two years ago this property was
appraised at $500,000 1t is situated at
the northeast corner of Stockton, Market
and Ellis streets, fronting 20 feet on Mar
ket, 1871 feet on Ellis and 113 feet on Stock
ton street. The width of the lot is rs
feet. Upon it stands an old frame build
ing containing nine stores, Offices and APP
partments, all of which bring in monthly
rental of 5000. A lot on Market street
about 20 feet in width separates it from the
Phelan building, and if Mr. Phelan could
buy it he would erect a building that
would be uniform for one block.
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THEY OPPOSE
UNIFORM LICENSE.
A MASS MEETING OF CHRISTIAN
YOUNG PEOPLE AT ODD Eel
LOWS HALL.
OLLIE ATTACKS LAW MAKERS
SAYS THAT THEY WOULD STEAL
THE GRANITE STEPS OF THE
CAPITOL.

The societies of Christian Endeavor and
the Epworth League OF this city held a
joint mass-meeting in Odd Fellows Hall
Sunday afternoon and adopted set of
scathing resolutions protesting against the
passage of the uniform license bill now
pending before the Legislature. The audi
ence was large one, and it manifested its
approval of the fiery invective and start
ling charges of the speakers by unre-
strained applause.
Nine. Alize Waltz sang a couple of solos,
selection of Scripture was read by Rev.
A. M. Russell OF the Hamilton-square Bap-
fist Church and Chairman J. K. Jones
stated the object of the meeting.
Rev. NJ. M. Gibson, the first speaker, was
introduced as the Oldest pastor in the city.
He related that he had been protesting
against wrong all his life, and would con-
tinue to protest to the end. He hoped that
if, after he was dead, any such iniquitous
measure as the bill under consideration
should be passed his dry bones would rattle
In their coffin in protest. He objected to
any part of California being made dump
ing ground for rotten beer and bad whisky.
People talked about regulating the bust
ness, but might as well try to regulate
Asiatic cholera
Rev. DR.. e. R. Ollie, described as "a
tighter from way back who had carried a
musket in the Civil War and was carrying
1t yet, was the next speaker. His speech
contained bitter attack upon the Legisla-
ture. white man mighty onsartin," he
quoted, especially the California Legisla-
ture. There are many good men there, of
course, but SO there are at San Quentin.
In both cases they are sent there by the
State''
Mr.. Ollie then turned his attention to
the San Francisco delegation, of whom,
with one or two honorable exceptions, he
declared the citizens of this city should be
heartily ashamed. He mentioned by name
Assemblyman Bettman, the chairman of
the Committee on Public Morals--stated
that he was the proprietor of a corner
grocery and saloon, and declared that Bett-
mans action in advising against the age of
consent being raised from Is to Is years
was just what was to be expected from
man IN his business. Other members had
records so unsayory as to be absolutely unfit
Tor publication, and the Legislature was
SO corrupt that guards were stationed
about the Capitol to see that the granite
steps were not carried off by the members.
The saloons were denounced as hell
holes, which were directly responsible for
police protected haunts of shame and
gambling-houses and for all municipal
corruption. Men who patroniZed them
were stigmatized as not fit to be husbands
OF ylrtuouS women or fathers of clear
Drained, clean .limbed children.
The speaker said that the present system
OF attempting to reform drunkards was
merely setting up the tenpins for the devil
to bowl over and cry, Good boy, set EN-
up in the other alley' He was tired of
cleaning up after the devil and now pro-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPS'S COCOA
Observation-Disclosures

"RY THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE
u natural laws which govern the operations or
digestion and nutrition, and by careful applica-
ton OF the fine properties OF we-selected Cocoa
MI Epps has provided for our breakfast and supper
a dehcately favored beverage, which may save MS
many heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the judfcious
use OF such articles of diet that constitution NAV
be gradually built up until strong enough to resist
every tendency TO disease. Hundreds OF subtle
maladies are floating around US, ready TO attack
wherever there IS weak points We may escape
fed with pure blood and a properly nourished
frame. civil Service Gazette.
Made simplp with boiling water milk. Sold
only in half-pound tins, by grocers, labeled thus:
JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd, homeopathic
Chemists, London, England.
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had referred to it but once to the knowl-
edge of the witness, and then he had de-
clared his intention of devoting it to secur-
ing a home to himself and his grand
mother, Mrs. McGregor
NJ. j. Burke, who was the bows guardian
came next to the stand. His testimony
was substantially to the same effect as that
gwen by Lowenberg. In addition, how
ever, Burke told how the boys mother had
misrepresented her son to him, and to see
for himself he had put detectives upon the
young mans trail. Their reports led him
to believe that his ward was pretty good
sort OF boy, and one who could be trusted
with the handling of fortune
James Dolan, neighbor, followed with
testimony to the same effect, as did also
William t. Macomber, quartermaster OF
the steamship Alameda, upon which Young
Mcdonald was employed as a waiter
James A. Larkey, who keeps a grocery
near where Mcdonald lives at the Potrero,
followed with more evidence in favor of
sobriety and industry, and then the heir
himself was Intercepted.
he denied ever having assigned anv of
his money or any property he expected to
get Tor any cause whatever, and he also
told little about his doings during the
past week.
Would you have any objection to have
this money deposited in some bank for you
Tor lew years, where you could draw
upon 1T under the order of the court when
you wanted?" asked J. D. Sullivan in his
most persuasive tone. An objection and
an adverse ruling relegated the answer to
oblivion, however.
What is your intention regarding this
money?' then asked J. f. Sullivan.
Il object" remarked the opposing Mr..
Sullivan.
tBut | want to show that his intentions
regarding the handling of this estate are
good, persisted the boys attorney.
There is a certain place paved with lust
such things" the other Sullivan remarked
pointedly, and, under the laugh that fol-
lowed, the case was continued until Friday
next. The attorneys opposing the boys
claim will then try to show that Young
Mcdonald is all that he should not be.
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WAITING FOR MRS. MARTIN.
A VIGILANT DEPUTY SHERIFF
PLAYS THE RACES IN THE
MEANTIME.
WHILE THE FAIR FUGITIVE Is EN-
JOYfNG THE AIR OF TRINITY
COUNTY.

Mrs. Isabella Martin is still at large and
enjoying the salubrious air of Trinity
County, in spite of the fact that for a week
past Sheriff Whelan. through the instru-
mentality Of vigilant deputy, has been
hot on her trail
len days ago j. j. Rauer, who has an
assigned claim against her for groceries or
lumber furnished, concluded that the only
way to get her to come into court to testify
IN his suit was to have an attachment
against her person issued and induced JUS
tlce of the Peace Kerrigan to assert the
dignity of the law and fine her for con-
tempt.
Accordingly she was placed under the
ban OF the law to the extent of 800 fine or
twenty-four hours in the County Jail.
1t was easier to fine than to find her,
however, and knowing that an application
at her home on Van Ness avenue would be
fruitless, Under Sheriff William Clack
sent deputy to the racetrack, where Mrs.
Martin has for some time past spent her
leisure hours while in the CITY. in the
hope of finding her there.
During the last three or four DAYS of
fe6ruary the deputy found the hours
waiting for his arrest irksome for the last
payday was afar off; but after the dawn of
new month and an accompanying visit
to the Treasurer's office, his ennui was dis
slpatee6d, and the quest took on a new inter
est. Though he had been informed that
Mrs. Martin had forsaken her accustomed
seat in the grand stand he continued to in
form his superior that Mrs. Martin had not
yet appeared: While waiting, though, he
invested on the favorites.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Clack received
the following telegram from T. f. Bergin
Sheriff of Trinity County, who reads the
San Francisco papers:
Mrs. John Martin is here, if you want her.
0blivious of the fact that Mrs. John Mar
tin and Mrs. Isabella Martin are one and
the same person, Mr.. Clack wired back
that he did not want the person mentioned
in the telegram, and the deputy had
chance to play his choice again. When in
formed that the sprightly Mrs. Martin is
beyond his jurisdiction the Under Sheriff
Immediately made an entry in his detail
book, and the deputy will get different
assignment to-day.
A London firm which has manufactured
eight of the eleven cables linking tbe
United States to England make fift2- So
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$50 OF Charming way - to SW corner lot 6,
thence h 90, to point opposite TO point of begin
ming, thence at right angles to last-named line TO
polntof beginning, Berkeley: SO.
Andy L. stone of Elmhurst TO G.. NJ. Cameron Of
Holo County, lot on NV cor. OF Second and Orchard
avenues, 40 by W 100 lots and 8, block C.,
stone Tract, Brooklyn Township; SO.
q. M. Cameron (by attorney of Yolo to Daniel
ElVln OF Oakland, same Brooklyn Township: $40.
John h. and ). NJ. Mcdonald TO Emma J. Rayl OF
sacramento, lot on y line OF First avenue, 1926 r
OF summer, 81 e by 100. being the f 81 IS
rect OF lot 3, Locksley Square, Oakland Township
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GRAND OPENING Of NEW SPRING Goods
A MAGNIFICENT AND UNEOUA

ana San Francisco coupled with
districts enabled SPOT
FIRST CHOICE from the best products of the
American
Annual Spring Opening
perfect
80 NOO''
AT PRICES HERETOFORE IMPOSSIBLE ON EQUAL QUNITIES
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Mems Furnishings.

at 10 Cents.
cases MEMS AND BOYS 4-PLY
LINEN COLLARS (our own spe-
clal make), made up in the newest
shapes, will be placed on sale at 10c
each.
at 12% Cents.
3 cases MEMS AND BOYS 4-PLY
LINEN CUFFS (our own special
make), newest shapes, will be
placed on sale at 121ac pair.
at ST.. 25.
40 dozen MEMS PERCALE LAUN-
DRIED SHIRTS, with attached or
detached collars and cuffs, newest
styles, warranted fast-color prints,
will be placed on sale at 81 % each.
at 10 Cents.
3 cases MEMS FULL FINISHED
VICUNA MERINO SOCKS, with
double-spliced heels and toes, spe-
clal value, will be placed on sale at
15c pair.
at 10 Cents.
2 cases MEMS FULL FINISHED
BLACK COTTON SOCKS, war
ranted fast dye, with double
spliced heels and toes, will be
placed on sale at 15c pair.
AT $I.Oo.
3 cases MEMS MEDIUM HEAVY
CAMEL'S-HAIR UNDERSTANDS
AND DIR WERS, warranted
shrunk, will be placed on sale at
81 each.
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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR!


oferedat 1c apar.
It's.
nless be oferedat pair.
q
at 3pairf TO
sped heels and
100 LADIES HOSE
splicd heels and e a pair.
sleeveless WILDE at 25ce 800
a
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Builders Contracts.

Joseph Harvey with Ackerson 4; Patterson, to
bulld on lot on SW corner OF Sixteenth and Church
streets, 100 by w 80; $500
John Wlese with F. Weinoch, TO build on lot on
SM corner OF Mission street and Kingston avenue;
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1t is estimated that 10000 delegates will
attend the International Christian En-
deavor Convention at Boston IN July.
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CHEESEMAN'S Specific MiXtNpR

With this remedy persons cure themselves
without the least exposure, change OF der or
change in application to business The rnedicins
contains nothing that is of the least inurv To the
bottle W.
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SPECIAL! SPECIAL
at SO Cents.

AT SO Cents,
so dozen LADIES' IARRITZ UN-
DRESSED KID GLOVES, in fancy
colors, extra value for 81, will be offered
at SOC pair.
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Gloves! Gloves!

at 90 Cents.
go dozen LADIES' TAFFETA SILK
JERSEY GLOVES, in all the new
spring shades and black, will be offered
at 25c pair.
at 36 Cents.
200 dozen LADIES' PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES, in colors and black, will be
offered at 35c pair.
AT al Cents.
80 dozen LADIES' TAFFETA SILK JER
SEY GLOVES, in colors and black,
will be offered at 35c pair.
AT SO Cents.
100 dozen LADIES' TAFFETA SILK JER-
SEY GLOVES, in colors and black,
will be offered at SOC pair
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A London firm which has manufactured
eight of the eleven cables linking the
United States to England make fifty-fiye
miles OF cable each twenty-four hours.
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st SO Cents.

so dozen LADIES' PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES, in colors and black, will be
offered at SOC pair.
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Guipure Embroideries Half=Price.

G per
per yard.
value be a perry
GUIPURE EMBROIDERY regular
pe
a pc
2Sc
alue SOC lbe oHereda 25cperya
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Edward Nice. Weste to II. C. and c. a. Bennett.
lots 136 and 1873, Gift Map l $40.
Charles l.. and Emma NJ. Hedemark to Janet
Easton and Mary Pushie, lot on w line OF Lundy's
lane rs of Esmeralda avenue, S 25 by w 20, lot
1873, Gift Map 3; So.
BENJAMIN f., Josephine A, Warren B. and Annie
b Josselyn TO John NJ. Collier, lot Sc line of
Ocean House road, 1872 % SW of Bellevue street, 5
1904, Z %, n %, E 25 n %, E 25, \ S7:1 3-5,
SW 79:7 4-5; $40.
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James II. and Hattie C. Boyd, John r. and Julia
L. McCurdy to o. E. Hotchkiss of Oakland, all
interest in an undivided sixth interest Of subdi-
vision of lot 2, block SO2, Watts Tract, map 2,
Oakland.
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LOST AND FOUND

7 OSr-sOLID GOLD, CRESCENT. STICK
II pin. between Third and Broadway TO
spring, and to First ST. Please return to
drug store corner fhiId and EIoadway. 13
S,TRAYED april 10TH. FROM $50 NEW
- high st very small black and gray sp ,tted
female dos. Return 10 357la \. Main st. and
receive liberal reward. 13
I OST-SUNDAY AFTERNOON, LADY'S
IL black Henrietta cape, lined with silk e.
Return to or address MRS. A. /. DUNN 210
East Washington st. Ia
lrOUNU-BtITDER WHO WANTS PIANO.
Il horse and buggy as part pay Tor building
house. K. d. COATES, ga >. Olive St &c
T OST-A FUR BOA, MINK: FINDER PLEA Sc
~ return to 23O w. First st. and receive re-
ward. IL
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RUPTURE

To the people who are suffering from rupture
Prof Joseph Fandry, formerly OF Berlin, Ger
many, now Of Santa Borbara, is practical rup
turc specialist and truss manufactures In
foi nation free whereby you can become cured
Those having tried all kinds OF patent trhsses
and found no relief. also have given up all
hope, 10 those people am calling their atten-
ton and especially ask them - send me their
address.
The herald., 1895-04-13

LNOk SALE-A lO-ACRE RANCH BELONG.
Il ing to friend OF mine nea: Anaheim is
good semi moist land, in arleslan belt ada pied
10 trees, corn, alfalfa and sugar beets; has
house Of q rooms which cost $3.50 cash; raw
land adjoining sells for 500 per acre; can sell
this property for $10uO. 4 cash balance to
suit; it is cheap at $500. Apply to T. A.
STANTON, l15 S. Broadway. ii
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


w vANTED = OWNERS OF DESIRABLE
w property to build houses for clients. or, il
you have the lots clear, / will build for you OH
tim: call and see me; no charge for plans.
Z. L. SQUlRES, architect, 81 Potomac Block
2l1 Bros dway,
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S1sOO LODGING HOUSE OF "a ROOMS,
TI.JUUs well located; Fart cash. Apply
BEN WHITE, I'll w. Firsts. ii
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FOR SALE.-LIVE STOCK
GOLD AND SILL YER REFINERS
Bank CleaPings.

NEW YORK, April 12.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the
total clearings at the principal cities and
the percentage of increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
year ago.
Pr anf pr can nj
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IVOR SALE-HERE YOU ARE; WHO WILL
Il 30 it one better? We offer any part of
one thousand acres OF land at Moneta and
Gardena for 30 days only; mark it well; for
how much did you say? 500 per acre in
ciuding water. Here's the opportunity of a
life tim.: who will improve it? Apply 10 the
Secretary, A. W. WRIGHT, 800 W Second St.
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NOR SALE-64O ACRES OF LAND-ONE OF
II the finest sectious of land i'll Kern county;
level and deep sediment soil All can be irri-
gated from a large canal that is supplied from
Kern River Splendid for citrus and other
fruits as it is close TO Tehachepi Mountain:
and ii sown to alfalfa would Weld 1000 tons Of
hay in season. Inquire OF :; b. HOLTUN.
Selma, Fres no county. 3-1J | mo cod
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A TTENTIoN HoMEsEEEERs,
SANTA MONICA BY TIE SEA

A TTENTION HOMESEEKERS!
SANTA MONICA By TIE SEA
If you want homo in this charming little
city, buy one of our lots in
BLOCK 49.-
This block is one of the best and most beau-
tifully situated i'll the city. only 100 feet from
ocean ave and the lots will be sold fog
5000 TO 5000
In order to make this location as attractive
as possible, certain restrictions are to be made.
and the lots sold only to parties who will build
a house costing not less than
---$l2O0-
The lots arc 50xl50 feet. and all streets
graded.
pa LOTS
-INVEsTIGATE AND INVEST
ROBERT F. JONES e. CO..
204 Brad bury Block, Los Angeles, and
Bank ofSanta Monica, santa Monica.
If
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PERSONAL

DERSONAL- MRS. PARKER, LIFE-READ.
ing clairvoyant; cons ulta ions on busi-
ness, mineral locations, lawsuits, removals,
disease. love, marriage ETC. Take University
electric car 10 Forres er ave. and Hoover st :,
go west on Forester ave. 3 blocks 10 Vine ST.
ave. 1923
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DARE CHANCE-PARTNER WANTED IN A
III nicely equipped saloon. BEN WHITE. 221
W. First ST. 4-lV-tf
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Choice uit. berry and farming lands. One
mile outside the city and n ar the Pasadena
elec ric road, in tracts to su [, at $50, $50,
1925 to 5000 per acre, on easy terms. = AXE
the e'eclric cars on Spring ST. to Highland Park
postofce Our agent there will show the land,
or free carriage from our ofire to the tract.
GEIDEK n DOW. lO0ln 5. broadway. Otf
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TOR sALE-roa BEAUTIFUL HOMES
CONGER-WILSON TRACT.

Take Vernon electric car. cor. Second and
Spring SITS. III Is minutes you will reach the
tract, being located on Central ave, just as
o, chard; from this tract the scenery Ii
beautiful; the mountains and city are in
full view; water is piped TO each lot; the lots
are large; back Of each lot is a wide alley; this
lot joins the city limits; One-half your tax ,s
saved each year; all advantages of the city en-.
joyed without being liable to its continual tax
alton for Improvements. Free carriage at my
Office to show You this property; don't be per-
suaded to buy small, narrow lots in a cramped
locality until you see this tract; a large force
of men and teams now finishing laying
cement walks and grading and graveiinG
streets; my prices are low; terms reasonable.
For full particulars inquire of owner, III S.
Broadway, or agent on tract
II II. NJ. CONGER
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NOR SALE-S40O0 TEN ACRES-FOR THE
II unioueness of its beauty and the health
fulness OF its situation unsurpassed A large
variety OF decduous d citrus fruit five
years old. Excellent buildings. tanks. wind
mill, etc Address HUBERT KNOX, Lords
burg, Cal, 10
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Enn cAIE-csTy pROpERTy

IroR SALE. LODGING HOUSES.
II NJ. 2. BOWEN. 113 W. Second st.
SibOo for 27-room lodging house; $i10o.
R40O time; good location.
St;)(N) .Se FOR a LOT ON BUSKERH'Ll
$2000 ron is;RooM HOUSE; LOT s3x
g'UUU @ id9; wiz rent n foT $s0 per 9',S1; m0nsh;
NlsVOV $500 cash. 5000 ON time.
Otn 900 FOR A SHEEP. HORSE OR
&lUsUVW cattle ranch. located in Arizona.
il miles from railroad; 20OO acres enclosed {;
house and nsysr falling spring Of wst,r
OF grazing land. with l6S head OF horses OF
Norman and Hambletonian stock. This ranch
T Sae sos assn lis Second s Los
Angeles, Cal.
wanted-a man with $4,000 or $4,000 to loan
on good collateral; none need call but those
that mea business.
For sale-xto00 for q grocery store; the
building. barn. wagon and lease that runs
until Octobvr. 1895. for 20 month on the
ground ON which the building stands.
party has done business for three years in this
house; cause for selling: wants to leave Los
Angeles CALI ihif soMss s gGSa locs'11p second St
AlCUU 80 rooms win give lease for five
wears at 500 per month; bid bargain.
Don't forget to see this NJ P. BOWEN, 1l3
W. Second ST. II
ISOR SALE-vERY CHEAP-TwO LOTS ON
IT 30th ST. near Main.
One 10 on Hope near 2Sth ct.
Eight lots on seth st. near Figueroa with
seven-room cottage. windmill and tank.
Chatsworth Park land, the choicest orange
and lemon lands in the county. for sale ON
easy terms.
Fifty acres of Chatsworth Park lands planted
to apricots for sale or exchange.
Twenty ten-acre pieces in Chatsworth
Park for sale or exchange.
i3 W. B. BARBER, 21S1s s Broadway.
TrOR SALE-SIX-ROOM COTTAGE; ON
Il graded street, southwest; half block from
electric line, fifteen minutes walk from First
and Spring sts.: choice home, flowers, fruit
trees etc. Price $4,000, $1,000 cash. balance l,
,. and 4 years At per cent; call All slim
son block. 9-1O-1l-13
A S. J. PHELPS & CO, REAL ESTATE
"A. agents; list your property for sale or ex.
change with MS, and VIC will make every effort
TO meet your wants; correspondence from
abroad solicited. Office, 130 S Broadway.