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NOTICE TO CREDITORS = ESTATE OF
~ CHARLES OiMADLEY, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned. administrator of
the OF the said deceased to the creditors Of
ana all persons having claims against the said de
ceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary Youch.
ers within tour az months after the first publica
ton OF this notice, to the said administrator his
offices, 3l9 Pine street, san Francisco Cal, the
same being his place for the transaction of the
business of the said estate in the City and County
A. c. FREEsE.
Administrator of the estate OF CHARLES
O'MALLEY, deceased.
Dated at san Francisco, January Z. 1896
J, d. SULLIVAN, attorney for administrator,
3l9 Pine ST., 5. h, Cal.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS = ESTATE OF
~ MARCUS DAVIDSON Deceased Notice il
hereby given by the undersigned executors of the
last will and testament of MARCUS DAVIDSON,
deceased TO the creditors OF and all personS
having claims against the said deceased TO ex-
hibt them, with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publication Of this
notice TO said executors, al 16l New Montgom-
cry St, city and county of San Francisco, State OF
California. which said place the undersigned select
as their place OF business in all matters connected
with said estate MYER DAVIDSON,
JOSEPH HARRIS,
Executors of the last will and testament OF
MARCUS DAVIDSON, deceased.
December 10, 1895.
IMPAIRMENT NO. 8 PROBATE). IN THE
- Superior Court, in and for the City and County
of San Francisco STATE OF California-In the mat
ter of the estate Of ELIZABETH L. MOXLEY,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that TU EsDAY, the 18th
day of January A. ID. 1896, at O'Clock of said
day, and the courtroom OF Department No. OF said
court, a. the City Hall, in the CITY and County
OF san Francisco, state OF California; have ap-
pointed as the time and place tor proving the
authenticated copy of the will of said ELIZABETH
i. MOXLET deceased, and for hearing the appli-
cation of JOHN z. HUGHES and MES w
McELROY for the issuance TO them of letters
testamentary.
Dated January 3, A D. 1895.
lseal.l pv fH A6TEs F. ,o cUR 6InI; Clerk
j a A, : or
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BORN

CoLEFTI-In this City, January ., 1896, to the
wife of Joseph Coletti, daughter.
JACOBS-In this city. January /, 1885, to the
wife of S. NJ. Jacobs, a daughter.
MYERS-In Mill Valley, Cal. January g. 1896 TO
the wife of II. A. Myers, a son.
SEA BROOKE Oakland, January g. 1896 to the
wife OF Albert d. Seabrook, son.
TRAYNOR-In his city, December 90 1885 TO
the wife of Thomas Traynor, son.
WILLIAMS-In this city, January a. 1895, to the
wife OF Victor Williams, son.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in AT
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BARGAINS.

rars OF the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY
BARGAINS.
n00nn COY BAY-WrNDOW COTTAGE
.DOZUU. of rooms and bath brick foundation
etc; LOT 2Sx136; nicely situated in the Mission.
Gle oO0 RENT $l440 PER ANNUM: 8
I'd O.COO. substantial new bay-window
houses brick foundation; all modern improve
ments: lot - 6x976; prominent corner in the
Western Addition.
$4,000 a REAL Al. SAP Naad;, WILL TRADE
z rooms and bath: brick foundation: all modern
improvements; lot 25x114, elite part OF the Mis-
sion; easy terms.
$780, Ge bnd 3M y FooMs eGS So1
and lot.
G10En CHEAP SUBSTANTIAL TWO.
,DtAOU. story bay-window residence OF o
rooms and bath: brick foundation, etc. lot
27:6x10O; only one-haf block from Market st. !;
0eOS0 $50 ACTUAL RENT PER AN
DOOou. NUM- elegant new modern fats,
near Park Panhandle, of z. and 6 rooms and
bath each; bsy,windows brick foundation: stone
walks; all modern improvements; lot 25x1S7:6:
sunny side Of street; forced sale.
G0700 BUSINESS CORNER ON BRYANT
ID AtOU. ave.-Store and rooms and fat of
rooms: brick foundation; and lott owner wants an
offer.
$4,000 BUSINESS BUSH CORNER ON NINE
rooms: lot 26X75; no reasonable offer refused.
@S0O0 RENT $72O PER ANNUM; SUB
sDOOOO. stantial two-story and basement bay
window houses OF rooms and bath each; brick
foundation, etc; 32:6xSZ:6 Western Addition;
always rented.
G110O SIXTEENTH AVE, SOUTH SAN
ID w. Francisco; new cottage OF rooms
etc; lot 25xl00.
Go6On SAN CARLOS AVE; TWO
pOCOO. houses and lot 25X80; street accepted.
G. H. UMBsEN d Co, ID Montgomery ST.
A NJ. sPEcK & CO, cog MARKET ST.
~. NJ. SPECK & CO., 602 MARKET ST.
100000 to loan in sums 10 suit
HOMES! HOMES! HOMES,
20 houses to be sold to satisfy
MORTGAGES Terms, $500 down.
Every one offered worth double our price.
s2O0O-Nice cottage; lot 4Ox5O; block from
Castro and Market SITS.
S2000-2 fats downtown: rent SIS,
$1,000 new fats; rent $2S.
$500O-Rents $49: new fats on car line
$6500-Two elegant flats with stable, on Page
$675O-Three elegant fats near Haigbt and Fiji
more: rents $751; lot 25x110.
s90O0-2 good flats on Hyde, near Geary.
$12,5O0-EIis St; Investments rents ST %
SlO;QO0-Business property on Steuart street,
C.10 00O BUSINESS PROPERTY ON Sd:
DtU.UOO. lot 50xleo feet; two frontages:
GZU. UUU. ments: rents $3.50.
S70 000 CORNER, 70xlo0, WITHIN A
ID tO.OOO. few blocks OF Baldwin; rents
$4,000: worth 100000; offer wanted at once.
Clio 000 BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
ID IO.OUO. Market ST.; frontages; offer
CLIO 000 EDDY ST; INSIDE, NEW I'M.
DlO.UUU. provements: rents sI40
9I7 000 STORES AND FLATS: LOT 40
ID .UUU. x90 feet; rents $40: on Lafkin
street.
GLE OOO FINEST BARGAIN IN THE
ID O.OUU. market; surely worth $40 900;
$4,000 can remain on mortgage; fine In. prove
ments; rent 500; only few blocks from Y. NJ. G. A.
NOW OR NEVER.
~ There only very few lots left in the block
bounded by Tenth and Eleventh ayes. NJ and
SITS, south of the park, and you don't hurry YOU
viii miss the opportunity TO purchase these de-
sirable lots Tor 1915; S25 cash, $40 monthly In
stallmenEs; no more like them.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
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IA Montgomery ST., near Markr

Call and obtain one Of our "Real Estate Records :,
which contain list OF properties for sale in all
Tarts OF the CITY.
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MARRIED.

BALDWIS-O'CONNOR this city, December
29, 1895, William o. Baldwin and Minerva
O'Connor, both OF san Francisco.
STANG-LANG--Januar 4. 1896. by the Rev.
Father Ryan, Peter a. tang of Baltimore Nd,
and Masdslena NJ. Lang OF san Francisco
TY RREIL-SMIGH-1n Oakland. January 5,
1886. by the Rev. Father Call Edw. J. Tyrrell
ana Annie G. Smith, both of san Francisco
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ORANGE BLOSSOM COLONY,
" OAKDALE, STANISLAUS CO., CAL.
Beautiful young orange groves in tracts OF acres
and upward, lying along the Stanisaus River, two
and half miles from Oakdale the principal station
OF the Southern Pacific Railroad the line between
stockton and MERGED. The Stanislaus and san
Joaquin Irrigation Companys canal directly
through the colony and The property has per-
petual water right.
We are prepared TO sell portions OF the property
either unimproved or already planted TO Washing
ton Navels, Mediterranean Sweets and Maltese
Floods. The property is under the Immediate
direction and care of experienced horticuturist
who has received diplomas and medals at eight
dinerent county fairs in the State and for a small
consideration cares for the orange groves for nom
residents.
A high and dry country with perfect natural
drainage system. All kinds Of small game near by
AFFORDS excellent sport for hunters.
Prices for land, including perpetual water right
ana planted to orange trees $175 per acre. Unirn-
proved land with fully paid up water rights. $40
per acre. Terms: The purchase price payable in
SIX annual payments, without interest; title per
feet and liberal discount for cash.
For further particulars maps and catalogues ad-
dress
tASTON, ELDRIDGE d Co.
63S Market Street.
san Francisco, Cal
F.. T. OIL
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ II. UMBSEN & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
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san FranClScO. Cal.
Or F. t. kNEWING, our representative.
ChaEy daJa Gal

A TO ACRE CHICKEN RANCHES ON 10
4 years credit d. 81. TWING Sonoma City CaI.
IN ACRES, 800: MORE SAME PRICE: PAY
~ able 81 a week, without interest; level valley
land; railroad runs through the tract the best
bargain IN California; secure home; you will not
miss the 81 q week; will be worth SIS 10 81.
WESTERN LAND COMPANY, Gao Market ST.
SENp FOR OUR LIST OF ORCHARD HOMES
y FOR sale. WOOSTER d VIII TpTON. san Jose
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n {. BEMIS.
y. REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
1924 MONTGOMERY ST

FOR SALE
$1,000 rent year - Brick building; business
property on Market st.
120xI95-NW. cor. Of A ST. and 27th ave-. as a
whole in subdivisions.
Sll ,Q00-Cor. Pacific ave. and Baker st; 55x
1877 IS feet
Frederick; 25xl00 feet.
S450-San Carlos Villa lot: I00x15O feet.
$67OOn5Oxl& IS feet on jackson ST., overlook
ing the Presdio and bay.
S6O00-2 modern houses of 8 rooms each. at
park; 25xl37 IS feet; electric road passes houses;
make offer.
$36oo-2-story s-roomed house on Harrison ST..
bet. First ana Fremont.
$400-Lot on Duncan St. bet. oe and Castro: 25
x114 feet.
$65G0-Elegant NV corner of Cole and Carl SITS
$5OO-Choice building lots north of park
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Q9OOO COY BAY-W1ND0W COTTAGE,
.Ns)AUV. of rooms and bath: brick foundation,
etc; lot 2Sxl &c. nicely situated in the Mission.
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PIANOS. v1oL1Ns, ETC. 4,


CHICkERING, KNABE, sTECK, VosE, sTER-
- ing pianos see cur new piano for 1887; pianos
Tor rent. BENZ. CURTAz d son, 16 O'Farrell
~ REAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND.
- hand pianos at MAUVAIs', 76s Market st..s.F.
ELEGANT NEW UPRIGHT PIANO; CASH
L or instailments; one square, $40. 2Il Larkln.
A n ELEGANT CHICKERING PIANO WILL
q DC saeflhced at once by party removing from
the CITY, must be sold at once, therefore don't de-
lay calling Room 81, Flood building.
M AGNIFtCENT sTBINWAY PIANO OF
w fered for sale by private party who must real
ize cash at once. Room 10, Flood building.
4 n UPRIGHT PIANO, GOOD TONE, DUR
"A able and only slightly used worth $500 win
sen Tor about half that room u, 500 Market st.
- REAT BARGAIN IN PIANOS. HORNUNG'S
~ Piano House, 216 Post ST.
" Nj. G. BADGER REMOVED TO 26 O'FAR-
w rell, room !, first floor: take elevator; pianos
.no organs SOLD FOR cash or installments.
MICE UPRIGHT, SACRIFICED FOR S75.
~ HIM. 10, 500 Market st.
nj AGNIFICENT PARLOR ORGAN: MUST
w sell; nearly new. S13 Devlsadero st.
As OUR NEW RENT CONTRACT PLAN
"A for selling planes has met with great success
we have decided to continue supplying purchasers
have WISH 70 IaKe adVantage Of il please call and
corner kearny and Suffer SITS.
SI7S CASH OR INSTA LLMENTs; WEBER
W y. upright; perfect order. 10l9 Van Ness.
NEW YORK MAKE UPRIGHT GRAND $165;
~ Weber $275. BRUENN'S, 228 Post st.
REMOVED-F w. SPENCER 81 co. TO 1888
- Fost St., near Powell, sole agents ConOver,
Colby and Spencer pianos. 1913 Post St.
DECKER BROS. STEINWAY FISCHER AND
- other frst-class makes of pianos; little used;
cheap Tor cash or on easy terms kOHLER 81
CHASE. % and so oFarrell
EASY TERMS; -LOW PRICES. KOHLER d
ZINE PLANO FOR SALE OR RENT CHEAP.
a SCAMlTZ,16 McAtlister St, mkt Hibernia Bank
byron MAUzY, 30S POST sT.-S0HMER,
~ Newly IL Evans, Briggs and other pianos.
SUPERIOR VIoLINs, ZITHERS, OLD d NEW
- ID. MI LLER, maker, repairer Latham place.
CTEINWAY, $2l5; WEBER, $285; SOMER,
~ $231; WHY, S125; squares, $50 and $50.
HEINE. 40 Post ST.
A RRIVED-A LOT OF CELEBRATED HIGH
y grade L. l. Neumann pianos for the holidays;
prices and terms moderate. H LUEDERS, 81
Ninth ST.
II AINES BROS PIANO a SUPERB IN
II strument, SURPRISING any piano that have
hitherto handled invite a critical inspection
A l.. BANCROFT & CO.. 324 Post st.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
~ The finest line OF pianos for rent and saio
Ill San Francisco J. HARRY SCOTT
929 Market ST., Spreckels building.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
y WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 co. post
age free.
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DARK TEST SEANCE DWIGHT: CLEMENS
~ MRS. COLE, 529 Golden Gate ave-; 25c
CTAR LIGHT.
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Gle OOO RENT $l440 PER ANNUM: 3
ID lO.OUU. substantial new bay-window
houses brick foundation all modern improve
ments: lot 81 :6xS7: IS; prominent corner in the
Western Addition.
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE a SPECIALITY.

REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE A SPECIALITY.
GIO ono a FINE FARM OF los ACRES
Sp1A. WV. near the railroad in Contra Costa
County; T5 acres of bottom land and
the balance first-cass grain land /;
Sig acres orchard and vineyard:
house of rooms: stable. chicken
house, etc.: finest Kind of sugar-beet
land.
G10A0 VERY LITTLE CASH REQUIRED
&pIOOO. as first payment; 20 acres near Sfer
ced, with acres in fruit, acres in
vineyard and the balance alfalfa
land all under irrigation; good g.
room house, barn. chicken-house
ETC.; fine well OF water; good loca-
tion
Q6H0O FINE PLACE WITHIN ONE
VcCOO' mile of Sebastopol, Sonoma County
consisting of 20 acres, with II acres
in fruit, 8 acres in vineyard: good
house ana outbuildings; terms 1850
cash and balance in instaIlments; or
Will trade for city property.
Apply TO EDWIN K. ALSIP & Co,
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euIiDING AND LOAN AssoCIaTIoN.

" sociation-Home office, 222 Sansome st. S. +.
General wings & loan business. Ed E. Hill, Pres |:
Oliver Eldridge V.Pr.; w Corbin, Sec.ds Gen. Man
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40 EXCHANGE


no EXCHANGE IN ALAMEDA-HOUSE OF
L rooms and bath; lot 50x140, Encinal ave-,
for nice ot neG 'oden Gate Park. Address r. H.,
box 60, Call D1-ce.
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~ There are only a very few lots left in the block
bounded by Tenth and Eleventh aves NJ and N
sts., south of the park and if you don't hurry you
will miss the opportunity to purchase these de-
sirable lots for 1915; S25 cash, $40 monthly In
stallments; no more like them.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND
10 Montgomery ct
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Apply 10 EDWIN X. ALsIP & Co.
No. 8, Rotunda, Mills building,
San Francisco


4 70ACsRE HILL CHICKEN RANCH; %
"A acres cultivabe: 200 cords frewood; 2 miles
from school; from town; lovely shade trees: a
slightly, pretty place: $500 half cash D. il
TWlNG, Sonoma City. Inquire 632 Market st. 81 F.
QC760 "A FINE PAYING MODEL RANCH
ID q OU. In arin Co.; II acres; % miles from
San francisco; 8 minutes to railroad station:
acres In choice bearing assorted orchard; acre in
vineyard: good 2-story house of rooms; fine
barn chicken houses; net wire chicken ward fine
wen and windmill: water piped to house and
through grounds; shade trees plenty OF timber for
fuel on place; all in order; also horse harness
and cart, COW, all farm tools and some household
goods; this is the cheapest and best home ranch
IN Callfornla LEE & KISER,
306 Montgomery st.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-16O-ACRE GRAIN
4 ranch: all fenced; comfortable buildings; near
Upton, Iulare County: price $4,000. PHILBRICK
tS CO., 254S Folsom, near Invent -Second.
no LET-3 SMALL CHICKEN RANCHES;
L 81 90, SIS and $40 per month. G c. YOUNG,
Petaluma.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-24 ACRES; 200
4 level. 90 clear; nice orchard assorted fruits;
plenty OF wood and water; good dwelling. barn
eic.; nearly all fenced: close TO large town; 10
hours from city; $4,000 part cash, balance on
tlme will trade for city property good business
G. B., box II, this Office.
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-~1>>-<zs>~~
ANY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON
IN your furniture, pianos or real estate: lowest
rate; call and your proposition or write open
evenings. J. NOONAN. 1921 Mission 81.
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ERs,


T 126 KEARNY ST., ROOM 9-MONEY
"a loaned, Watches diamonds, ETC.: low rates. p--
vate rooms: elevator: pledges for sale cheap.
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$500 o,i REAL AL sY yacaI, WILL TRADE BABE
sale; giant new 2-story bay-window residence of
| Z rooms and bath: brick foundation all modern
! improvements; lot 25x114 elite part OF the Mis-
| sion; easy terms.
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Shey represented all kinds Of runners
SLOW runners. fast runners tolcNb.y SOW
runners and toserably tast runners. Sleepy
I'M. VINO got left ut the post, represeule [
the slow runners, aud S.rdie NJ. repre-
scented the best end OF the bunch
=, ;. faine entered for tins event Stlke
nCisoa' Nxilc' f. kutn'Nt Daisy j..
Salterlee Bros. Talba Friend Gus Bar-
her hirlie N. ana NJ. shelton entered
Greyhound This Was enc of the prottirst
ana most exc ing events Of the day. ana
TO ont seemed to hINs a cinch on first
Lac. The books offered TO / on stride
NJ, 70 on S4ilic H., ) - | on Nellie. : to-
ami 20 to l on Greyhound. Sallir H. w..s
the fayorite IN the betting ring, and I to !
Was offered on her Tor pace
u The horses go, OFT In good shape leaving
Slcery hill al the ros' rhuN went In {,
bunch until turning into the stretch, an,i
lie u. followed next with Falha Frrnd
close a. her heels. They came under INC
WHY In this order. Bride NJ. waning
The summary follows:
Thrd race. running, half mi,e. parse slol
..Birlio NJ, Salhe H.. Falha Friend. n me-
Daisy }. was no; allowed 70 run IN the
been outlnwed. /, WAS alleged against
hcr that she had run On the South Side
- lotts track an outlawei course. ani
thcfef,r, she 49, outluwcd The owner
81 tho horse ssid she had nat run on the
MISSION, but tn judges decided tot to al
low he horse to run in The race.
The fourth event was a IN ,c dash for Il
$40 pursa, and II was 4 hummer The en-
try card showed sin who went 10 thr post.
Tho entri : were l.uckwood's MHrthu
smith, Skasgs,' Lula Fry. Ferr.g King
elm Sparks l.onc star, SMolds' Amber
Glints ana Sat'crlcr's FlrppN
The bpol(ies played Amber Gfuts for 4
prime iaNurtic and backed hsr 30 win at
. to ! against the ntli. The udds against
Martha Smith werc IL to L. via Fry. Ia
Lone star. so /.
1hr horses We're hard to 81, started anil
several ncff,ctual attempts we're made
before Colonel Di,ls gave the word they
ilnNlly 20. OFT In good shape. however. and
they went OFT IN huufh rhcN iupi We'll
Thrn I\iuE Elm ncsr showed uu To- tn
front, followed by Amber Gluts ava Lula
Fly. ktug Elm won tn" rlce, with AM
Der lihntS second ana lnla i'rv thirl
Following Is the summary of thr race:
f lrlh race. ruNnin+ @ % nilr, purse
S?op- King Elm, Ambcr Ilinis Lula Fry.
r IN list
Tine next race was spcclnl 10 compon.
s9te iot the FIRST race uu the prociamin",
which having failed to uN bah been
scratched. This was "A throo-Qulrt,gs ct "A
milr running nuar AMI me following
away TriNie. Timh,rltrl Stela NJ SIR
Charles ard Ferris lirtWtl
Ferris Hartman WIS lhr itrouiN I'm the
betting ring. the hooks offering 9 to . On
that horse and Ia . that he would win
Against the field
horses OF, bur they iuIl3 got un tuEcih-
or. Fcrris Hartman went to the front,
leaving the others in a huH 'h. avn 81 Zee,
pace all the way around a." track. Fer
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THE EXfIIl.lTS.


Exhibition hall was crowded with Wis
liois all OF today, The .,tll presented IA
attractive ana interesting scene. The ag-
| rIcEt ural, horticultural and tloral ,XAih.ts
| dtmohslritcd the wonderful productive
| less of the soil OF the coast country, ald
| thcr arrangement and display were IN -
| i'tlc ana p.vIs4nG to the eye These an /
! osn"r exhibits are well worth seeing and
briei description may no. he umnl.r-
\ csting.
| nut Coast Nursery The line exhibits of
potiet plants and cut tlowcrs mates th,s
| one OF tlc mos dlttdciiN" 81 tHc booths.
| W. a. McCioud * the manager and NJ az
| bIay, secretary liz is It bcNinaon inst-
| luton ami ronects credit upon ITS pro.
| ho'eiS. Among ne W1uA plants are
| curry stnth"mums. oltlMdcrs roses cacu
| Cdnnat and water hytcinths.
! Dickinson Exhibit 40 one can fail to be-
agI4rlvi 10y The tasteiuliy arranged booth
OF Dickinson fiici nigh are sAmpl, =
OF fiGlt ana vegetables. ihc clhhdges are
ehormoNs and the strlWhorrlos iu b oum
| mammoth radiShcs ribbon cane. water
helohs aul co ton must amaze iho Norm
crn man whom he reflects thit al bis home
The e4rth IS covered with SHOW \ beau
'lul dlSpay OF chrNsputhcmuus, entered
by i. L. Barnes ami II. \. Delts adds
much TO NJ 4e4uty of the hoo'A.
MI r. Johnson, Dallas. Texas, has
on exhibition the now grape k-eWn AS
ne Columbian imperial The rniicA
iakcn a great interest in IL. 1T In, al
ready taken three medals, las FIRST prizes
ana A.Ntecn diplomas. IT. roots have been
known 10 cN end 10 tho depth OF four and
Il half feet. The frult Is erormous IN size
and luscious IN Qulliiy. last sumner the
vines m re growth OF from 30 10 20 feet.
Nomnn's DerJr.mcnt-rh folluwinD
additions have been received from Mrs
'ummlsgs, Houston. A barge box of tho
most eNquisitclN made ART clce collected
from the Houston late>. Eu,rcs hive
Dineis nd Mrs Tom Keats Mrs O. l.,
MIHH."'' houAloh ui-.cra a Japanese six
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Death of Mrs. Katie Rcndinr.

Mrs. Katie leading wife OF Mr.. Chas
A. Reading of this city, formerly OF Gal
weston, died at II 80 O'Clock last night at
her home, 1914 Prairie avenue. The de
ceased was a victim of consumption and
had been an invalid for the past year. She
was bu, "a years Of age, and leaves, be-
sides her husband one child, boy, |,
mourn her untimely death.
The remains viii be shipped TO Galveston
for interlnent IN the 30 Santa Fe trair
today. aud the funeral viii take place there
this afternoon ernm the residence OF Mrs
J. T. Tate 26l7 Avenue X.
Mr.. and Mrs, Reading have lived IN
Houston for tho past four years
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BEtI MONT BUDGET.
Postal Telegraph Heading for Hons
ton-Inrnnt TrcnSurership.

Beaumont. Texas. November II .-George
G. Goldman. attorney for the Postal Tele-
We 90, t,ode,a,,ors ., nal
fraph company WIZ" '''""f''"' az
las. has been IN the CITY today TINS te'e-
! pranh company Is preparing to extend its
- t. ,,.,,. nr,ea,e In ia J,ous,on
40 ,,., t,. s,
Texas ond SUIT 10 Vo'"o'"u 'ish' Vi
way from the Sabine riYer to Houston along
,,., c,,,,,,rn porifjc is now nendiug in
NV -, ,.,,,, Aa ,,, ,,.i
orange ana VIII p'oo"uiS " "oa'" ~
day. Mir. Goldman spent the day gather
inc DAT, that will be useful In the SON
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