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The San Francisco call., 1896-05-29

ing the following: Gas long ago as June 5,
1895, Governor Budd wrote the various lnsti-
tutions regarding the use of California prod
ucts. And again, and prior to the writing OF
your letter, the Governor communicated with
the various State institutions and requested
that they insert the following clauses in their
schedules for supplies: No goods viii be ae-
cepted that are made by convict labor outside
OF the State of California; Preference will be
given 10 goods manufactured in California,
prices and quality to be considered. under
stand these clauses were inserted in the sched-
ules for supplies advertised for by both State
PrisOnsn
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-29
Favors Home Industry.

week or so ago the secretary of the Manu-
facturers' and Producers Association of Cali
fornia wrote to Governor Budd requesting that
he use his influence to see that all public insti-
tutions in preparing their schedules for sup
plies insert clause giving the preference to
articles of California manufacture.
Yesterday reply was received from Sacra-
mento from the executive secretary contain
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-29
The Mars Murder Case.

The defense in the Mars murder case was
short. Dunno, one of the defendants, was
called to the stand, and he was asked if he had
struck Mars. Dunno said "no" and after
few more questions of similar nature he was
taken from the stand, and the defense was
closed, He was the only witness.
All the afternoon the case was argued, and
this morning the jury will be charged and the
case will be submitted.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-29
Pedigree.

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Weak Men and W Women

SHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERs. THE
strength TO the Sexual Organs
The Mena weekly star., 1896-10-14

Mo. orived sunday and on Tuesday took private conveyance to Hatton Gap accompanied by Mir, James. To n Star reporter he stated that he had a scheme on foot but dis closed it not
 T Y. Stolxer of Kansas City, after several days sojourn here, returned home Sunday. Having had several years experience in the mines of Colo rado he became much interested in the mineral prospects of this section of the country.
 Last Thursday night while John Haworth was fixing his tent to retire ho was struck blow on the back of the head by some unknown party, evi- dently on robbery intent. MT Ha- worth screamed lustily and took after the fleeing thug but was unable to catch him.
 Mrs. J. C. Cunningham, of Eureka Springs, has opened a branch millin- cry and ladies furnishing store at cor ner of Mena street and Sherwood avenue. Mrs F. Sawden is in charge with full stock of ready made dresses shlrt wastes, underwear, fancy goods and latest designs in hats.
 Contractor Perry Crossman who is sinking the artesian well, reports hay ing reached depth of 300 feet without much change in appearance of rock from that previously reported but with excellent indications for finding what is wanted.
 In organizing and electing officers for the town of Mena, a mayor, re corder and five councilmen are to be elected by the qualified voters, and from their number. The marshal and treasurer must be chosen by the board of aldermen.
The Mena weekly star., 1896-10-14
Notice to Subscribers.

Subscribers to the stock in the Ccss- otot Mining and Reduction Company are notified that the stock certificates are now ready for delivery and can be obtained by calling on ". A. Disbrow, at the Wells Fargo Express office, or by app on to the secretary of the compa II. A. Newbolt Sioam Spring k,
 FRANK MoRITz,
 Gen Nj Mgr gr
The Mena weekly star., 1896-10-14
Notice of City Election.
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS
 COUNTY OF POLK.


 COUNTY OF POLK.
 Whereas at a special term of the Polk County court begun and held at Dallas, in said county on the 12th day of September 1896, James T. Ward as agent for the petition CTS for the Incorporated town of Mena, in said county having presented his petition there for and that said court having deter mined that the petition, plat and name of sad town had been as provided by law duly filed in the office of the said court and that more than twenty inhabitants of tho territory embraced within the limits of the incorporated town had signed tho said petition of incOr- poeaton and that James T. Ward had been the duly appointed and constituted agent for said petitioners in this behalf, and that more than 30 days have intervencd between the day on which said petition was granted by tue court and the date hereof
 IL is therefore ordered and proclaimed by me as such agent, that an election will he held at said town of Mena on the 4th day of November 1s96 atlthe log house in Janssen park in said town for the election of
 FIRST One Mayor.
 SECOND D-Five Aldermen
 THIRD-One Recorder
 Said officers to hold their respective offices for the term fixed by law. Given under my nand, this 18th day of October 1896.
 JAMES T. WARD, Agent for petitioners of said town of Mena
The Mena weekly star., 1896-10-14


 oressed it's new office up in a nice white coat of paint and to make room for it's increasing business is enlarpinc i,s yards by the addition of 7sxi4o feet If ground.
 Mr. Charles Hamilton of Buclsner Mo- who has been here visiting the country several days started home today and expressed himself as being highly pleased with Mena and Polk county.
 Dr. Il. W Dagg, of Randolph Mo arrived last Tuesday with a car lead of household furniture and pair of good horses, to make his home here Mrs. Dagg and children arrived the next day.
 Dr. W A. Reese, former editor of the Eureka Springs, (Ark) Medical .Iour- nal has removed to Mena. Ark. Tie Dr. is an able man, and we wish him success in his new location. -Splioman (Mo.) Sunbeam
 Landlord Harry Tremain, of Hotel Mena, drove over to Dallas yesterday, accompanied by A. D. Hill and James Mcdowell, of Huron, south Dakota who arrived here Monday. afr. E. c. silman was also of the party.
 Geo. ". Johnson the jeweler who has been occupying a space in the postofiice building has leased a portion of Mr. Hamilton's lot on Mena street and will put up building at once and move his business to that place.
 Mrs. S ". Latimer arrived today from Texarcana to join her husband who has been here some time working at bis trade carpenter Mr. Latimer will erect nice residence as soon as his wife makes selection of a lot.
 Win. McCann and family, consisting of wife, four childred and his niece. Mss Evalyn Bourke. arrived last week from Eagle Grove, Iowa, to make home here. They are erecting house for residence on Honert street west of De Queen. The Star extends a hearty welcome.
 A. D, Hlll. Receiver [. $. Land Of flee at Huron, $. Dakota, and James Mcdowell, the chief clerk. arrived here Monday and are guests at Hotel hhiieTa. These gentlemen are taking a look at the country aud in connection with others are considering the ques- tion of starting bank here
 The Oriental Oyster, Chilli and Oh op Parlor yesterday opened for regular meals and served an elegant dinner. Everything was cooked to perfection and served in the very best style, proving that as caterer Bud Johnson has no superior No one need hesitate about coming to Mena for fear they will not get plenty of that which is good to eat.
The Mena weekly star., 1896-10-14
For Sale.

A tent III good condition 2Ox6O feet. Call on Pat Mulraney Ut Julian Cafe for particulars. If
The Mena weekly star., 1896-10-14
Ties Wanted at Once.

On and after this date we will buy and pay cash for ties delivered at Mena.
 RAGsDALE X PIcKfNs
The Mena weekly star., 1896-10-14
UFN4 BREVTTfES.

v r.to the Leader fer bargains in shoes
 star office
 s,vds good cotton stripes for sl at z 4. Smith
 1T A Marshall of Noel Mo- IS regis .sred at the park
 nur YOU nice pair of cotton
 ~sted pants at the Leader for COG.
 r.;reers were at work stalking off - groupds for the roundhousc yes ierday
 w Ivan Natheny. attorney-at- aw, ,.. his office on Pickering avenue, Mena, Ark.
 yosng men when in need of q nob- ,rsbirt or hat Call on the Leader the peoples people
 Hank and tune books. and all kinds < writing material at Ryde < Asdelrs also Chancellor cigars.
 ". St. John on Monday purchased ..rolots on corner of Port Arthur .renue and Armour street.
 Rev. ]. Y. Christmas will begin d series of meetings at the tabernacle Thursday night of this week.
 The Leader extends cordial invita- ion to the ladies to investigate styles and prices of their ladies hats.
 Rvde X Asdell's, next to Port Arthur House, is the place to get your Books, Stationary, Periodicals and Fine ci- gars.
 Port Arthur street has now been oraded past Jansen Park and the school grounds to the city limits north west
 / The notice calling city election to organize the town of Mena and elect officers appears in this issue of the NStar,
 Under the laws of the state no school district can be organized or school board elected for this city until next April.
 Sneed X Jones just received . large stock of heating and cooking stoves. Go see them and price them before you buy.
 Throw aside your old straw hat. Then go to c. A. smith and look over his stock before you buy your hat for this winter.
 ]. W. Gibbons. merchant of Joplin, Mo, came down last Monday for pleasure and business and gave the Star a call.
 ]. 0. Thomas roadmaster of the k. c r. & C. came down from Pittsburg. Kans, Tuesday and is stopping at the Park hotel.
 Leave your orders with C. A.. Smith for taylor made clothing, ne has the agency for Lain < Co. of Chicago Fit guaranteed.
 Browns Little Meat and Vegetable Market takes a space in the Star this week to tell our readers where to get choice meats etc.
 A merry go-round with hand organ attachment has struck tine town, and is the attraction of all the youngsters who want to ride.
 j. M Rutherford of See Asbury, Mo- came down yesterday to take a lock al the future great, and get to breathe our mountain air
 Harry Tremain returned last week from business trip to Kansas City where he laid in Q supply of articles needed for the Hotel Mena. z A large number of passengers ar rived by the train yesterday, several ladies being of the number, and of these, two Sisters of Charity.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Irwin drove over to Black Springs on brief business trip this week after selling theil interest in the dairy business.
 Shadel < Co, contractors, are mak- ing plans for ten room house, to be used. as private boarding house, also for residence, both to be built soon The County Court of Polk countg Judge ]. E. Lewey, presiding, has been in session about two weeks now
The Mena weekly star., 1896-10-14
Wanted.

Five hundred walnut logs by II. Shadel X Co 3t
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
Q HAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.. REAL ES-
~ TATE AGENTS,
<4e-zzO MONTGOMERY ST. MILLS
BUILDING.
HOUSES RENTED.


S11,5oO-van Ness ave. residence; 2-story mod
err house Of 10 rooms and bath; large lot 50x
1876 feet; Van Ness ave. bituminized.
Z0,OOO-Howard-St. investment; substantial
building of stores and fats: rents 1880 per an
pum; large lot 5Ox90 feet with lot 25x70 #.
Ss5OO-W ashington ST., near Brodertck; new,
modern house Of rooms, bath and finished base
ment; prettiIY decorated and frescoed; lot 25x
127;514 feet
S70O0-FelI-st boulevard, opposite Golden Gate
Park; 2-story cottage of rooms bath and finished
basement; designed by Willis Polk; the very best
sanitary plumbing; house new and modern In
every way; morris age of $3400 can remain.
S16OO-Modern bay-window residence of rooms
and bath; California s., near Fillmore; lot 27:ex
81 IS; rents $50.
sS70O0-steiner-st business corner; fine locality
Tor sto5es and flats; lot 41:6xSS; bank mortgage
OF $4,000 can remain at 61a per cent.
S7O0O-W essern Addition business property;
S ore and fats rents $76 monthly; lot 5Oxs7:6
s625O-Flne Buchanan-st. residence Of rooms
and bath; all modern Improvements.
S600-S25 cash, balance SD monthly; lot w.
line Holman ave, 1S5 feet S. of 24th ST.; only a
few steps from 24th-st car line lot ready to build
B11,5OO-Van Ness corner lot, 6OxlS5; owners
in same block are asking 500 per front foot for
S25O0-Sew cottage Church ST.; rooms and
BATH BASEMENT lot 25x100; offer wanted.
sS5OO-Good, substantial, modern 2-story house
OF 3 rooms and bath; street bitumen; small cash
payments; balance $50 monthly.
lU5O0-Modern z-story and basement resi-
dence Of IA rooms ana oath: bedrooms; ot26.6
s550U-Modern residences. near Golden Gate
PARK; rooms and bath; lot 25x1S1 :3 10 rear st.
S2250-Only 500 cash, balance $50 monthly,
as rent; new modern cottage in Mission; con-
tains rooms and bath.
$loU0-capp, St., near 18th; 25x76 feet; street
work all done.
S3OOO-Bush St, corner lot, 25x1O0; NE corner
s4250-Rents S44 per month; Clara ST., bet
5th and 9Th: lot 25xS0.
s7OO-2ls. ST., near Hampshire; lot 25x7O.
$22O0-2 lots: 27:6x120 each; on Diamond St.
near 18th; $1,000 can remain mortgage.
Sl250-Stevenson ST., near 14th: severed and
mscadamized; 25x65.
The above is only partial list. We viii be glad
toiurn1sh complete list on application.
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
2lS-22O Montgomery ST., Mills building.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEpA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
mOoE0 HANDSOME NEW COTTAGE OF
DCZCU. rooms latest design; choice cor
ner lot 50x100; easy Terms
$2400-$5O cash. $,5 monthly; cottage rooms
and bath: lot 50x125; close TO station.
$26O0--$ 90 cash; elegant new colonial cottage;
5 rooms, reception-hall and bath.
MARCUSE q REMMEL.
Bay-street station (broad gaugel, Alameda; 62S
Market ST., San Francisco. Office open Sundays
and holidays.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

r.. h. UMBSEN Il CO., REAL ESTATE
VI. agents rent collectors.and auctioneers. ofice
and saesroom IA Montgomery ST., Market.
Yes Al AUCTION.
4 TOMORROW.
q We Will sell at auction Tomorrow Monday De-
cember IA at our salesroom, at 12 O'Clock NJ by or
of Cynthia Anna Jaquith, deceased, situate north
west corner of Waller and Devisadero streets. A1x
zoo feet. e. elegant @ rs ory sttic and basement, resi-
@ nice gerdeni commands fine views
BARGAINs At PRIVATE SALE.
q S7RO RENT ss4O PER ANNUM; 9
% o. UU. nice bay-window fats; brick foun-
3Gtion etc: lot 26xi 81 -: east OF Van Ness ave-
i. R R96OO FULL BLOCK; 6UOx24O; MAKING
% ~ ltSIJII SOOU, y S0 lots; this Is a bargain.
q. .G2600 PRICE REDUCED; 2-sToRY
S.t. S0UOV. W and 6a' ement house of rooms and
PARK LANE.
GI760 LARGE LOT, FRONTING ON 8
3. 4 GOOD GHyEsTMiESTTs. E5fSSTs '0' 0oiio'ns'
GQ000 WEBSTER ST; 3ELEGANT BAY
UCOOO' window flats of s, and rooms and
veniences; rent $50 per anuum: 5000 at 81.
Per per cent G. can remain if desired; 2bx9O.
$4,000 RRIGK gdd6 BUILDING ,1,I 9, ASD ,rI3 LOT
CHEAP LoT on Fulton STREET
GO1 00 25x1S7:6; STREET ACCEPTED;
oD-1 w. this is q pickup
NEAR MARKET STREET
&S000 PAGE t.; HOUSE OF ROOMS
DOOOU. and bath; could be converted into
flats; over one-haif of lot vacant; 27:6xl2O; two
frontages,
CHEAP LOT NEAR SAN BRUNO AVENUE.
QE00 SILVER AVE. AND HALE ST.
DOOOs two frontages; 25xloO; level lot on
grade.
AN IMMENSE BARGAIN.
p60On H WARD ST. 3-STORY BAY
sDOOUU. window residence of Il rooms and
bath: brick formation: stone walks; ali modern
Improvements; lot 25x122:6: buildins alone worth
price asked; property actually worth $S000; this
is spleDdid chance for some one.
MISSION FLATS.
&A25O 2 BAY-wINDoW FLATS OF
foundation, etc 25x104.
WASHIN NGTON-STREET FLATS.
600 O0O RENT S2o40 PER ANNUMi 6
toZO.OOO. elegant new modern fats; 42;6x
ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON POST ST
1910 000 CONTAINS IL ROOMS AND
~ A.OOO. bath: bay-windows; brick foun-
Nation, stone walks etc. street accepted; most
sashio able part of the city; 27:6xl37:6.
COZY COTTAGE, WESTERN A ADDITION.
OOe00 BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE OF g
fDOOOU. rooms and bath all modern improve
ments; brick foundatoni 25xs7 IS; must be SOLD
Cffer wanted
BARGAIN ON OAK ST.
'QH6Q0 SUBSTANTIAL AND NEARLY
SDOOOO. new 2-story ana basement resid ence
OF z rooms and bath; brick foundations all mod
main If desired; 27:6x120 to rear street: room
for flats on the rear street; this is a bargain.
Gail and obtain of our "Real Estate
Records" which contains a list of properties
for sale in all parts Of the city
u. h. UMBSEN & CO, IA Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
DY COMMON
- CONSENT

The best lots in the city for the money.
Think ofitI Lots for
$3.50 TO S400 EACH,
Facing a street that is graded, severed and
macadamized. Water plped to every lot
$5 CASH, $5 MONTHLY
Are the terms No reason in the world why
you should not own splendid building lot,
but every reason why you should. This
property is or the line of an electric road 20
or 20 minutes ride to your work. Over 125
built; others now in course of construction.
SEE THE CASTRo-ST. ADDITION.
Take Mission or Valencia st. cars: transfer
at l4th st. TO electric road: transfer again at
30th St and ride minutes to the corner Of
Castro and Cnenery sts Agent on the
ground sundays Call at our Office or on 4.
NJ. LONG, 1907 22d ST., COZ. Mission.
BALDWIN d HAMMOND,
10 MONTGOMERY st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-oontinued.
MoMAHAN ESTATE
COLONY TRACT

Is being sold in small holdings to actual settlers al
reasonable prices and on most favorable terms; no
land in the world Is licher than tn at In the valley
OF the Putah Creek; none can surpass in fertility
of SOIL and beauty Of location the McMahan
rancho, adjacent to the town OF winters
Formerly part of the old Wolfskill grant,
known far and wide as the very best tract OF land
in California. Putah Creek flows thi ough the Nc
Mahan ract, and every foot of the 1000 acres
being subdivided will produce anything, from
cabbages and onions to oranges. lemons and pome-
granates. The location is but 10 miles from San
Francisco and is in the midst of as beautiful a
country as one could wish TO see 1t Is an ideal
region for the Intelligent Industrious, well-to-do
home-seeker. Two thousand acres sold since
January l, 1885,
Send for maps and full information.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

DovEE. TOY & SoNNTAG.
ID REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Houses rented, rents collected and full charge
taken Of property. 80 Montgomery st.
c10 0OO A CHOICE BUSINESS LOT
near Larkin; lot 60xs7 IS; this is a fine bargain.
$4,000 4FLATs, cLEMENTINA ST; Mr..
month; a bargain.
SZU.UUU. n. side of Broadway fine view;
fashionable neighborhood; 15 rooms and bath;
size of lot 34:4x137;6.
S25OO oT D.oS ON sIDE OF .As ZsT
size Of lot, 27:6xll0 feet; must be sold
G00OO 4 FLATS on DoRE ST.. NEAR
DLZUU. 9th; lot 25xS5 feet; rents $50 per
month; good investment
S95OO ELLIS ST, NEAR BRopERIoKi;
rooms and bath.
01OOO FELL ST., NEAR SCOTT: COT
pfUUU. tage of rooms and bath; size OF lot
q oR00 FINE BUILDING LOT ON GREEN
eDOOUO. St, east of Devlsaderoi marine view /:
@975O CHOICE DOWNTOWN LOT. WEST
I'D W. side OF Laguna ST., south of Page;
size 25x1OO #.
G0600 THREE FLATS ON NAToMA ST,
UooUO. rooms each; rents ss2 per month
size 25x75 IT.
CHEAPEST LOTS IN RICHMOND; ON CALL
" fornia ST., near 10th ave-; ready TO build on,
and sold on easy terms; call for prices
BovEE, TOY & soSNTAG, 80 Montgomery
John PFoRR. 32s MONTGOMERY ST., OPP.
y Safe Deposit, offers for sale:
$7750-Fine modern residence on Page St, near
entrance to Panhandle Park; lot 27x137:6.
Sl3OO-House and lot on De Long ave-, blocks
south of Panhandle Park; 25xS0; a bargain.
s6200-Business property; fine 3-story bay-win-
dow store, and fats OF aud rooms upstairs;
on Geary st near Steiner; rent SAT so.
Sl2. 50O-Howard ST., near SIXTH S-room
houses lot 37xS0 rent S75.
$6O00-Nice baywindvw house on Buchanan
st., near Bush; rent SAD.
SS50O-Two 2-story double fats, 215 books N.
of Market st and large lott rent $40; good invest
ment
$65O0-Nob Hill residence; modern built and
arranged; half block from Hopkins Art Institute.
S27 5000 Excellent corner; Mission st. 65xl0O.
with impfov, ments; 3 stores and 8 fats and 2
cottages: rent $2256 per annum.
Reduced to $l4000-Splendid investment on
Mission St, near new postoice; will be very valu-
able.
S31, ,76o-Downtown business property; rent
$3.50.
Ss7,000-+Buslness property; stores and fats;
paying 5000 per month.
$l0,0J0-Sixth ST.: substantial 3-story house;
IL rooms; bath; brick foundation: lot 25xl6O
$3OOO-Seventh St, near Brannan; lot 25x75,
with improvements; renting at S3e.
UNIMPRoVED.
$3100-Fine corner lot on Fillmore St
$lO,0OO-Full block IN University Mound Tract
SS0O-Noe ST., near Thirtieth; lot 36 :6x75.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

LAMEDA-FOH RENT TO RESPONSIBLE
- party, cheap furnished new cottage; six large
rooms bath fine basement; healthiest part OF city
444 Central ave-, bet. Fourth and Fifth sts.; Sec
ond-ave. station.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
n H UMBSEN & co.
VI. DAVID BUSH, Manager Country Dept.
IA MONTGOMERY ST.


A BAReAIN-s0 ACRES AT sANToN,
"A Alan eda County: 40 acres in bearing vine
yard of wine grapes, IL acres In prunes and april
cots etc. balance OF Hand all good grain land with
house, barn and other ut buildings windmill and
tank; this is fine income place; only $1,000
S250O Costa coany al sooS s2e
grain land, with family orchard of fruit and nuts:
good Groom house. barn, poultry houses and
yards for 500 chickens; AL place; will sell on
$4,000 goR aso 7ss ACRES .dias. ca1 NILE FROM
property; hard finished house of 8 rooms and
kitchen; barn, stable and chicken-houses: well
and pump: well-fenced and bordered with trees.
$500 aobsrd poh % as coming into
mile from Liver more fine build ing spot; no house.
$1,000 oa 20 IA Hhaysrd and orebaIs
acres good level bottom land; good house, barn
and Improvements.
u erty-Fine stock and dairy ranch in San Mateo
County of 1900 acres; well improved
TOR ExCHANGE-oNE OF THE BEST
u equipped stock, grain and dairy farms in San
Mateo County. mr. San Gregorio, OF S66 acres; fine
improvements: bsst,watered farm, farm In the State.
L place at sonoma City at s12 90 per month; al so
one in Fruitvale of acres with complete poultry
outfit at $12 so per month; also several stock.
tsn' e5nn6 1a1s 1l FoR sdfsa's 81 ACRES NEAR MAR.
good house, Completely cor furnished barn, Chicken rn
houses and complete outfit of stock and tools;
an n PER ACRE FOR $50 ACRES IN THE
I'D CU fruit belt Of Placer County; near railroad
l2O acres in orchard, Of which about 10 acres are
In full bearing; fine improvements with all stock
and tools this place will pay for itself in three
NOR ExCHANaE-A FINE RESIDENCE IN
L East Oakland for San Francisco property; Al so
fine Berkeley and Alameda residences for city
property.
us SnnO 20 ACRES, sALL LEVEL LAND;
sDCOUU. Ia miles from Napa City; acres
orchard: 13 acres vegetable or grain land: house
of rooms; barn and outhouses; $1,000 cash, bal
ance annually.
upOrAn 81 ACRES NO. LAND ON COR
SNL tUU. ner road miles from Napa house
ana barn; acres orchard; fine corner for store.
CEvERAL NO. ! WHEAT FARMS FOR SALE
- or exchange; also No. alfalfa ranch on river
SHAINWALp, BUCKBEE d CO., 21S-22O
Montgomery st., Mills building.
NHE HALE TRACT WILL BE SOLD IN ANY
l. size lots from acres upward at $40 to 800
per acre; 1t Is located at Mountain View, Santa
Clara County, SO miles south of san Francisco L
miles from San Jose and miles from stanford
University; It's advantages are fine fruit soil,
beautiful oaks, running water. splendid roads, se-
Iect neighborhood and magnificent view; prices
are cut In half in order to close the estate, there
has never been such land offer in Santa Clara
Valley. For maps and particulars write WALL
TER A. CLARK, Mountain View, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
BovEE, TOY & soNNTAG.
80 MONTGOMERY ST., s. f.

WE ARE SELLING THAT SPLENDID NUT
w orchard of the Ha: CHI A Armstrong Nut and
Fruit Company: 2O-acre lots, all full-bearing trees
don't fail to inquire about this.
,EOVEE, TOY & SONNTAG,
80 Montgomery st.