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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
BRISTOL.
Bristol Train Of Artillery to Attend
Religious Services.
Alleged Oyster Thieves Held for Grand
Jury--Notes About Town.

At a meeting OF the Bristol Train O
Artillery on Thursday evening, the invi
tstion OF Elder Harry Nicholas, the new
pastor OF the Advent Christian Church
to attend divine service at that church OIL
Sunday evening was accepted. The mem
bers Of the company Will attend In citi
| zens dress.
Judge Rosworth held special session
of the District Court here yesterday fore
noon. George Joiner and Samuel
stringe-, who were confined here in
Bristol county jail on the charge OF steal
ing oysters from the beds of ED. Bloupt
at harrington, were sojudged proba bly,
guilty and bound over TO the Decem Der
term of the common pleas division of
the Supreme Court.
Town of Bristol VS.. Bristol and War
rem Water Works. A rescript was handed
down In the Supreme Court, appellate
division OF Providence county, denying
the respondents motion to revoke de-
cree previously entered in the cate.
runaway team belonging to William
II. Bell & Company was stopped on
Church street yesterday afteroon by Cor
nelius Brogsn, without any serious dam
age.
Mr.. William II. Aspinwall, who has
been stopping at the Mount for several
days past, returned home to New York
city yesterday.
Mr.. George b. Hawley, who is asso-
Gated with J. ii. Young * Co. druggists,
upon Hope street, is visiting Boston to-
day on business.
At a meeting held las, evening by the
Naval Reserve Torpedo Company, at their
armory, the matter OF visiting Washing
ton, ID. c., to attend the Inauguration
of President Mckinley was very generally
and favorably discussed. The following
ommittee was appointed: Ensign Wen
dali X. Davis, Ensign George W. werren
and Seaman Carl Bishop, to ascertain the
mum Der that would 60 and look after
ell matters connected with the excursion.
4 he committee will report at the next
Arrived yesterday afternoon, schooner
Jesse Murdock OF New edford, Hart,
master. with a cargo OF coal for the
Richmond Manufacturing Company's |
Namquit mill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
CRANSTON.
Pocasseit Fire Company Enicrlains Is
FriendS--General Mention.

FrlendS--General Mention.
II the Pocass,t Fire Company proved
themselves as successful in subduing
conflagratiors as they were last night In
entertaining the large number of guests
that assembled a, tbe,r ball, the loss Of
Iroperty by tire in the west end will in
! the future be small. M'sss. Wiliam
Ross, Henry j. Palmer, Wilton r. Pierce,
G. Taylor, William Richardson, Gus
Hunold, Thomas Il. Cooney, Ed AIN.
Leroy Whitman, Fred p. Hunt, PstricN
mclaughlin, james &. Conroy. Oh rl.s
NJ. Hunt and Charles Davenport composed
the committee in charge of the bsU.
AmcH2 those presen, were: Misses Kit
tie Thrrbcr, tanuie Grover, Annie
Crompion, Agrie Fails, Jeneva Wsrbur.
ton, Title hunold, Kittie Adamson. Min
ME Kenyon, Eva Taylor, Emma Fisher,
Mamie MoElroy, Susie Lo.cring, Ethel
Ycaw. Mr.. aad Mrs. Fred Bigbee. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Warburton, MIR. and
Mre. John Yeaw, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Conroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Hunt.
Messrs. Charles Ciemencc, q. Crooker
and Daniel Langton.
There were present visiting delegations
from the Auourn aud the Arlington fre
companies.
The fence in front OF the Spraguo man.
zion Is being u owed back to conform TO
the new street line.
The date for the specisl town meeting
has net yet hetu set. IL will occur se.
Tore spring so th1t the Legislature NAV
rave haree tcforo April 10 graut the
. own privilege to issue oords to the
amount OF $1,000 This will make
toial debt Of about ,5OJ. CO1. OF per cent
OF the towns valuation. II tne General
Assembly viii grant the privilege before
the April financial town meeting, there
viii he chance TO arrange for the ox-
OF the money at tba; meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
Strnightening Out Einnnnns

iio 'aneiro, Nov. 2l.-There is a slight
Improvement In the situation here. on
the government deciding upon rigid
economy In all departments. Vice Presi-
oert fereira. who has taken over the
eu'les of president in the illness Of Presi
ueht Barros, proposes to take over the
panH ISSUES to lease the government
railways, to collect the import duties in
soIu' ana TO redeem the paper money
WIN the budget surplus thus obtained-
NO proposal mas yet been made TO re-
duce the army expenses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
THE ROYAL ROAD.
Good Food Is the Only Way.

IT'S a mans tad habits that hurt him
mere than overwork. The little habits
OF Coffee and tobacco hurt worse than
some of the dig ones, because they are
continued mora steadily than the greater
hati.s. Many man is simply poIsoned
to death by he sikaloids OF coffee and
tobacco and never will believe what IA
hurting him. Let him quit tobacco and
use Pos um Cereal, the food drink, In
place OF coffee snd very soon he finds that
nature, the great restorer is at work. No
medicine IL needed, simply quit doing
those things which POISON and waste the
energy, and let natore builu into body
and brain frtm good fond. Postum IA
made entirely of grains by the Postum
Cereal Co., lim., Battle Creek. Mich.
and Is nourishing and fattening. Use
pIain, common food and the food drink
GA looks like coffee but is not). Health
will come and be OF much more solid
character than when patched up with
dtugs.
Or. II. p. Merrimau, 223e Michigan
svenue, Chicago. says, "f have tried the
t-ostuTu INN um pfEssed with II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Eiward Bidmead Fined for Cruelty
10 Horse.
Official Visit 10 Watchemoket Tribe OF
Rcd Men-A Case Of G.anders.

Yesterday morning in the Seventh Dis
trict Court Edward Bidmead of Riversid,
who was arrested on writ by spscia
agent James III. Smith, was arraigned TO
cruelty to animals In working a disable,
horse. He pleaded guilty. aud was fined
q and costs which no paid.
Watchemoket Tribe, No. 2, ]. o. X
NJ, held its regular meeting last svenins
In Odd Fellows Hall. The great chiefs O
the Rhote leland association made ar
ofIciai visit TO the wigwam. Long talks
were Listened to from Great Sachem
Clifford j. Deane ana other great chiefs
after which an oyster supper was served
by Caterer Budlong.
Yesterday afternoon and evening the Y.
W. 4. 4. and l.. u. held a meeting at
the residence of Mrs. Sheldon 4. Sprague
on Grove avenue. The attendance was
la'ge. The afternoon was devoted 10
sewing on garments for the needy. Sup
per was served, after which a business
msetiDg was beld and plans made for
more extensive charitable work.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Tagpart
found horse drinking at the watering
trough at Wstchemoket square which
he thought did not look JUST right. He
DEFINED the team and driver, a Mr..
dirard OF Seekons, Msss., until he could
81 mon Mr.. James N. Smith, the agent
for the Society for the Prevention to
Animals. ihe officer prevented any other
horses from drinking nj the fountain.and
when Mr.. Smith. arrived ne pronounced
IT case of glinders and ordered the
horse killed. officer Taggart at once shot
the animal.
Last Monday Mrs. Albert Williams of
James street, was removed to the Homeo-
pnthic Hospital in Providence for treat
mention some affection OF HE ey-., Aand
Just before leaving her home, she made a
missfep and fell down the cellar at iirs.
)uring her back. Last evening ii was
reported in town that Mrs. Williams
was dying at the hospital, but on in
quiry at the hospital this morning q was
learned that, although she is a very sick
person, and perhaps may not fully re-
cover, still she is not dying, ror in a
dying condition.
very large crowd attended the Hud- |,
son Band fair last evening. The special
guests were Nairagsnsett Engine Com
Jany ci Riverside, Thomas Il. Salisbury
lamp, No. 2, s. OF ", and tho Union
J5rnet band OF Valley Falls. The fair
will Gloss tonight.
lhis morning John Comes, who resides
IN Pawtuokct- Avenue, near -LeesaHals
corners, brought two horse team 10 the
'olica ststion and informed Chief Adams,
nat 1t had heen hitched near the corners
everal hours, and no one seemed to
NOV how II came tbere, or who ownso
I. Iho horses were not bIankeled and
'ere suffering from the cold. Some OF
he neighbors advised Mr.. Comes to take
ne ieam TO the police station. Chief
'dams directed Cones to take the team
henyons stable, to await It's owner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
knher Give. ,s,d adv,c.

Berlin, Nov. 2L.-According TO The
Tagen Blatt, Emperor William. while
recehtly speaking 10 an officers gothor-
ING, ADVISED them to 90 their drinking in
their own mcssrooms. and not to vontl,re
into public places, at the risk of rows
"hen they were tipsy. But that ~ tbav
We're attacked they should not hositate
10 use their arms This statement in
creRsAs popular Indignation. and radical
members OF the reichstag denounce n no
an incitement to manslaughter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
Bill Taken as Confessed.

a docroe was entered in the Appellate
Court this morning In the case OF lame,
II MY, Ell ux. vs. Gorge Mls.. 4
ais, directing the taxing Of the viii a.
confessed sgsiust the adult rc.pon.
dents. This was bill for partition OF
estate OF the late Thomas NAV Las
Greenwich
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
Brown Must Settle.

The Apppslate Court has awarded the
Wsrren fort and shoe COMPANY judc.
ment Tor 10 5.14 in IT, sui, ssain4t shoe
dealer william y. Erorn. The latte
fsiled some time ego and he plsin,in,
allege mis- representations on the pa,t q
Brown Is to his nnsncisl starding wnsn
the goods esre soId.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
Case Sent 10 a Master.

A decree was entered In the App,llste
Court tcdav by consent OF all psrties IN
the case Of ]. NJ. Lincoln et sl w..
Thomas Cosgrove, rsignec. referring the
csse TO james A. Willism, ~ specisI
master In chsnc'ry TO take full account
II the dealings OF s,is Thomas Uosgrove
with the estate sssignes TO him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21

rne old lady was rIght when she ssio
the child might die ~ they waited for
the doctor. she saveo the little one.
HE with q few doses a One Minute
Cough Cure. She had used It for cro~s
before.
Joseph s. JohDston's Phsrmscy, ss3
Westminster street, Metzeers Pharmacy,
2So North Main street; Alfreds Phar.
macy, si1 Eddy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
Russian Wnr II,rs

London. Nov. 2L-The Daily Mails
Berlin correspondent reports that Rus.
sia Is moblizing the Caucasus army.
with the intention 10 Invade Asia Minor
on the prcteM that brigandage makes
the occupation OF the country necessary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
Investlgntin Hnrnrr.s nnnn,..l

Montreal Nov. 21.-Tbe con-, u.
queens bench has granted the ap9lica-
Ton OF ths crown to have commission
appointed to investigate the dolncs of
l.. IL. Horner the alleged lottery bo,d
swindler formerly OF New York aud
Boston, in the United statos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21

Paris. Nov. 2l.-Thc Gazette de France
publishes n letter from Don Carlos. tho
pretender to the throne of Spain. 10 bic
followers. disowning his third daughter
Princess Elvira. who eloped last wcet
with Roman artist named Folehi a
married. man
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21

Mrf. Celine Thalmsn n IS Benevolent
street called nj the Nickenden street sta
uon yesterday and rep irted that q
man mace an attempt 10 effect ON en-
trance IN her house by cutting out a
ligbt OF glass In tDs Kitchen 1indov but
was frightened away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution, No 2.a0o, issued
from the District Court Of the sixth Judicial
District of the state Of Rhode Island. holden
IN the county of Providence for said district
on the 10Th day ~ November, A. ID. 1890, and
rcturnable 10 said court the 10th cay of Feb
ruary, 1897 wherein Murray, SPHINX a. Co %
Providence, copartncrship composed Of Peter
~ Murray, George A. Sphinx, Horace X.
Blanchard und III. A. Young. are plaintiffs.
ana A. and NJ. Seniotte Company, - ID. Koane
manager, nuW or cumorant Cf Providence
ARE the defendants will ho sold ~ Public
Auction FRIDAY, thc eth day ~ NOVEN-
BUR, A. ID. ls8, at l. o'clock no n, a. tie
Sherit Office in the county court house, at
The corner Of Col eye and Benefit streets, In
said city ~ Providence. tho following de-
oribcd personal property, attached hv inc On
the original writ in the suit ora which thc
nhOvc-dcscrilod execution was obtained: One
soL jewelers. scales with glass case
levied on fni4 l2ih day of November, A. ID
lSB. at o'clock and ID minutes y m nnl
will De- sold 90 satisfy Siid execution II
sufficient
ANDRE BLANCHARD. Deputy sheriff.
nld-ilt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
NORTH END NOTES.

Last Wet day evening apout sc
friends of r. r.. .onner, popular res.
dent Of Eagle Park, under the Leadership
OF John WARD, paid a surprise visit to
his home on Mowry treet IN honor OF
MIR. sonner's AIN birthday. Inc visitors
were cordially received and very happy
evening was passed In listening to good
vocal selections by Francis whfppl,
James Andrews ana Charles Lord, i'm
games and In dancing to the music OF
Burgess orchestra. The guests of Mr..
Sonner gave him many handsome tokens
OF rcmem hrance and a bountifuI suppsr
was 'e'ved. Ii was late hour when the
party made up its mind / nat the birthday
was over.
Chemical Company No. 2. in RESPONSE
to still siarT, txtinguished small fire
on land owned by Joha Morris on Olney
street. The damage Was very small.
The police of the second district sup
pr'eed one disturbance last evening. A
Gladstone Nv nue. p1inter had consider
able trouble g,tt ng into his shop yes.cr-
day, having mislain III keys. Sugger-
10 E II many lads were offered bin
but tho oli way OF smashing a window
had to be finally resorted to by him and
his assis ants.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
A Virilent Outbreak of
Protection Fever.
progress of Work of the Pa
ciflc Cable Conference.
Notable Sale Of Valuable Coins.
Activity in Ship Building.

LONDON, Nov. 2i.--Ths soverpmept
srnless tho signs Of the times fail. vii
loon nave to deal with viruIent ont.
"reak OF the protection fever among Il,
own-ioilowers. That the rank and file OF
Inc union'st psrty have been growing
more ana more protectionists has been
evidenced msny times recently. but
especially significant was the unanimous
decision OF the Tory caucps sitting at
Roehdale, during the week, TO favor
Teimposing a registration duty OF one
shii!ing on corn. Great efforts were mac o
10 lnuuce tbs chancellor OF the ex.
cbeqaer TO include this proposal in the
budget OF 1897, sno while Sir Michael
hicks-Beacn 10 believed TO be a free
trader,su chance TO swell the rec. ipts
~ couple OF million pounds sterling is
great temptation.
The Pa ihc cattle conference In session
during the week at the Colonial onic
has made fair progress with the mass of
technical evidence before IL, mainly ia.
Ierring TO the cost OF cstles and yearly
cost OF maintaining them In oper, ton.
80 soon as tLis is thrsshed out. the more
important evidence will ne taken
whether enough commercial traffic will
accrue 10 bring the annual cost, to the
rnaranieeing governments, within a rea-
sonar IL sum. I'm taking Of evidence 4.
expected TO last a mon h. The discussion
WI p-ohabiy last another month. and
the sp rt will most likely be made I'm
ia ue y.
Sir Charles Tupper, who is now 10 Lon.
don, II an interview Yesterday said: :.sMy
v'si' here Is purely pivate. but notice
on ell sides gre inter, at In Canadian
mstters. Ite prospsct, OF trade were
never SO good. The election Of McKinley
meant for C'nsda renewed ccrfidenc,
and wi establish NOR. tr,de with her |
rearest neignbo. nre Ia greet interest |
In Loadou In Cana 1ian mining prospect. !
'hi general inciiGa ion upon toe tart
d capitalists to Invest In Canada
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21

Just as good" ~ Postum Cereal are
words used to cefrsud the public.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21

The newspapers hore are already specu
laiing upon the successor Of Mr.. Thorna,
r. Bayard as am bos ;sdor Of the United
States TO the court CT st. James, ana ta,
St. James Gszette ploccs Mr.. whitelau
heid's name nj the head OF the list. I
also mentioned IN this connection Mr..
M. III. DeYoung. proprietor CT the San
Francisco Chronicle.
AT the annual cattle ahow at Norwich
the exhibitors included the Queen, tho
Prince OF Wales and the Duke Of York.
1he Prince OF Vale. captured the fret
prize for steers OF any bred with a short
horn. The Prince Apparent slso wen
hrst and second prizes In the Soutt down
w'ltsr clsss and the first Prize for short
w"oled ewes. The Duke of YORK rec,,ved
hrst prizes for Berkshires and tor p,vs
OF auy breed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
FORESTERSGIVEABALL
Successful Affair Under Auspices Of
COurt Philip Allen.
A Birthday Celebration - Other Noles
From the North Ead.

The concert and ball OF Court PHILIP
Allen. Foresters OF America, which was
held I'm What Cheer hall last evening was
attended by q large number of well satis-
ned friends OF the court Tue concert
program was a very pleasant one and the
readings of Miss Lynn were among the
pest numbers upon II. The order was
ss follows: Piano selection, William r.
Lee; chorus. Acme Glec Club; readings.
Master Frank Hughes; tenor solo. John
FINLEY; comic recitstions, John McHugh;
piano selections, Joseph A. Armstrong;
readings, Miss Mabel Keyes; character
sketches ana songs, James II. Cook;
readings, Miss Mary Eleanor Lynn;
chorus, Acme Glee Club.
After the musical and literary mum Ser.
camo the grand march. the 100 couples
being led by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me
Cough. The Amplion orchestra furnished
good music for the 10 dances on the
orders. and the floor director. the assis-
tSnt and sids kept everybody ousy dane
Ing, ana were untiring in their efforts
to make the afrair what il really was,
one OF the merriest of the season. = ances.
James Harding was floor uirecfor.
Michael 1cL aug him, assistant floor direc-
ter; frank Nc jough, chief Of aids. and
Thomas Kelly, Daniel Hart, william
and John O'Brien were the
other aids James {. O'Beilly was chair
man OF the committee having charge OF the
concert. and the memb RS of the general
committee OF arrangements wsre: j. II.
stevens, chairman; thomas Quinn. treas
urer; John Harding. secretary; Francis
James McGsougn, James
Hsrding. James O'Reilly. John cannon,
Edward HI. Norri', Michael Mclaughlin,
lerrsnce Sweeney and Pat rick j. Quinn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21

Nur,isma,ists have been greatly inter.
ted t5is week In tho sale at auction ot
IEe remarkable collection of coins.
Fnown a' the Montague collection, ...t.
c'udine the fsmons Juxen medal pre- ent.
e' ny Charles TO Bishop Juxen on the
scsnold, just before the formers ex en-.
fion. The bidding for this relic wss or
Tue hveiiest description ana 1t was final
lv sold for R770. said to be tho bic heat
price ever pid for a ccin.
Ihe boom In ship building cuntinuss
Duiing the present month orders { /,
.6,Ooo toas were plscod 10 the CIvoe
alone. The an cunt OF work on band 4,
unprecedented IL the annals OF shin
building.
Inc Gar has purchased from the Sim
clair art gallery magnificent suite Of
mother-ef-pearl furnitG,e, made for the
Empress Josephine, wifs OF Narolson l.
for which he usid an enormous. sum.
dispute between brokers'. rhith wa,
considered by the commissione, of the
stock exchsnge during the week, di
closed the facs that a commission n,
4loc0 was paid for securing an earl asa
company director.
A telephone has just been III cen In tn.
pulpit OF st. MichaePs. Chester square. IN
order that Canon F!eming's sermons MAJ
ne heard ty the inmates of the neiyhpor.
lag hospitals. The fund +, erect a, Rugby
statue to the memory OF the late Juope
Hughe', sutnor of "Tom frown's scho,,
DAYS" ia being collected.
The Countess of Warwick has been IN
oslicate health for SONS time pa, t.and her
friends nre experiencing considerable
anxiety as to the outcoms OF ser illness
The estate Of tie late George Duyaurisr
IL valued at 1880 pounds. 1t IL all left
te=ois wife, With a reversion to their
children.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF FORECLO-
L sure and SALE made in the Circuit Court OF the
First Circuit of the republic OF Hawaii May IL,
1895. notice is hereby given that the property
hereunder described will be sold at public auction
nj the Courthouse (Alilolani Hale) In Honolulu
jsland of Oahu, II. L, on Wednesday, August 26
1895, al IL O'Clock noon p L. JONES,
Receiver of Lanai Ranch.
This property known as the Lanai Ranch. To-
Gated on The island of Lanai, comprising IL 800
acres more or less in fee simple, and leases of 49,
$40 acres more or less of Government lands, the
most valuable which do not expire until 1916;
the annual rentals are about $500.
This estate Is well fitted for sheep ranch, hav-
iisg ample houses for all purposes all In good
pair, with risterns, wooIshed and press, and a
fiock of "a 900 sheep, $50 head of cattle and zoo
horses by actual count.
The lands are capable of Carrying 100 600 sheep
and 10000 head of cattle As sheep run IL Is
the most valuable on the islands. The lands now
owned and controlled by present owners virtually
conf roi the entire island OF Lanai.
There are rich grasses suitable for breeding and
fattening OF stock and are entirely freefrom lam
tana; there are no mongoose or WHO dogs on the
island
oluu every week.
A map showing all the lands controlled by the
estate and detailed schedule Of the property to
De sold can be seen and further particulars can be
had At the office of Messrs. WEIGH d Co., go Cali
fornia ST. San Francisco.
Terms OF sale Will be cash In United states gold
coin.
p. c. JONES. Receiver.
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BiRTaS-.H -.HARRIAGESS- DEAlHS

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted They mus be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to nave the same published
BORN.
BARNETT-fn this city. August 3, 1885 to the
wife OF Benno L. Barnett, a son.
HOEBER-In this city. August 4, 1896, to the
wife of f. G. l. Hoeber, a
JEIDE-In this city, August A. 1885, to the wife OF
Conrad Jeide, a son.
PHILLlPs-in this city, August 1, 1896, to the
wife OF l. l.. Phillips daughter
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MARRIED.

GLEASON-HERMANN- Mn this city, August g.
1896, AT st. Francis Church, by the Rev. T. Cara
her. James p. Gleason of New York and Gather
Inc f. Hermann OF Mission San Jose Alameda
County.
1898, by the Rev. George w. Beatty. William
Freeman Spe neer and Marguerite Habrie, both
OF san Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-06
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE.

A LARGE ELECTION FINE HIGH LOTS
n In South San Francisco offered in exchange
for good stock ranch or grain land.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-06

EOUR HOUSES AND LOTS IN SAN FRAN
j. cisco. valued at from $1,000 TO $4,000 offered
in exchange for nicely improved FARMS
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-06

e ACRES CHOICE LAND NEAR STATION:
" Ross Valley: on county road: IA mile from rail-
road; barn and sheds; all fenced; well watered
price $2000 and great bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-06
CITY REAL EsTATE,

M UST BE SOLD-NEW HOUSE: TAP CASTRO
w st., near 20th in the warm belt of the Mission,
containing rooms and all Improvements; cost
$fCOO: large lot; do not fail TO see this bargain.
Apply next do r.
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.

GAN MATEo COUNTY; NEAREST GENIE
- terry 10 the city; non-sectarian in no sense ex-
elusive: location unexcelled. Office 997 Markes
street, southeast corner OF Sixth.
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WANTED-2 FARMS NEAR SAN FRAN
w cisco, in Napa, Sonoma, Santa Clara or Ala
media counties, in exchange for properties valued
at SIT, ,00U each and clear.