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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-16
DALLAS WAS TURNED DOWN
They Cannot Have a Foreign Book
This Fall.
HARLEM TRACK REFUSED ADMISSION
Meeting OF American Turf Congress
In ~. Louis National League
Scores-Standing OF Clubs.

st. louis September 1.-The National
session OF the Ameriun Turf congress
was held tn this city today. Tho apphca-
tons OF different tracks for admission to
the congress were considered. That of
Harlem. at Chicago was refused and the
follow'fr accepted: Washington park
and Hawthorne Chicago; Highland park,
Detroit. and Newpors Cincinnati.
Tbs request of the New Orleans track
for PERMISSION to put up $50 purses was
refused and the minimum amount was
hxea at $500, A request from Dallas,
Texas for permission to have foreign
books on tho races to be run a, the big
corn'yal there this fall was turned down.
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Dallas Texas. September lo.-Juose
Force this morning decided finally in favor
os the Postal Telegraph company as to MS
jurisdiction in condemning right OF way
over The Houston and Texas Central rA'i-
,vav between Dallas and Sheatnan, also sus-
,sinine The Postars petition TO amend tAe
description of the properly cohce'nnsu
moro clearly, :. ao,,aoa &c
.'he only question now to be aecioea y
the price per mile of the eonoemheo 'isH'
Indps Force recently decided the fostal
mus nav the ualroad company sl.oo Per
mils as awarded BY the committee me ne
company com, wants $500 po7 mile. They a ~,
pealed fra.n the amount allowed as oeins
Judge Force set September for hearing
This the final feature OF litigation rms
delay wan keep the Postal out OF Dallas
until about october 10.
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ANOTHER BLOW AT spoILs.

1t is said tonight on good authority that
the civil service commission holds thai
the office of assistant United States dis
trict attorney is under civil service and
that such positions can not be filled ex-
cept by competitive examination. In other
words. II United States district attorneys
refuse to support their assistants they
must call on the civil service commission
to fill the vacancy from the eligible list.
This is another cruel blow ut the spois-
men and is calculated to cause trouble for
the administration.
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Probabilities.

Washington September l5.lNor Eastern
TeNas--Gencrilly fair. cooler In northern
portion: southeast winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Show-
ers, south winds. shifting to north and
cooler Thursday afternoon.
iArkansas-'far, preceded by showers In
northwest portion, much cooler; south
east winds becumfug northwest
North Enthusiastically fair. cooler.
northwest winds, becoming variable.
South Internationally fair, cooler:
northwest Winds.
Kansae--Fair: cooler southwest winds.
Nebraska Fair. cooler; north winds.
Colorado Showers. much cooler; north
winds.
Wyoming-Fair north winds.
Internationally fair: warmer; vari-
able winds, becoming south.
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TEXAS posrMAsTERs

In the matter of presidential postmast-
ers Texas was right in 1t today. She re-
ceived her share and according to the story
tonight DR.. Grants recommendations
went through. The appointments made
we're as follows: William e. Dryer, Bren-
ham; w. p. Cummings, Cleburne: Abram
NJ. Morrison Ennis John T. Cunning
ham, Graham; James r. Nooa. Mexia, and
H. n. Cooper, Nacogdoches.
Il. N Thompson was today appointed
fourth class postmaster at Genoa. Harris
county. vice w. A. Elkins. resigned
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THEY SAT ON THE STOOP,
Or. Clifford aud Dr.. Pope Failed to
See the President.
REPRESENTED CHAIRMAN GREEN.
Grant Postmastcrs Were Appoint
ed-Crush mt the White Housc.
II IL ThronEed with visitors.

Washington. September 15.--(Special.)---
DIR. Clifford. the representative OF State
Chairman Green. and Or. Thomas A. Pope
of Cameron, refere OF tho Seventh con-
gressional district. were at tho White House
today in the push. but did not see the
president.
The scene at the executive mansion to-
day was Il reminder OF the days after
March with the exception thlt there were
fewer congressman in the crowd. 1t is
evident that the president is awaiting the
arrival of Dr.. Grant before taking UP
Texas appointments.
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New Orleans, septembe. l5'--Yesterday
Commissioner McGary issued special IN
situations for the removal OF the beetles
which we're heaped on the ground beneath
the electric lights In different parts OF the
CITY. The etench from the decaying bugs
al Lee circle the past few days was some
thing q the character OF smell that Is only
10 be found at Storms fertilizer factory.
Several people actually siekened because
OF the frightful stencil
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Denton County Fair.

Denton, Texas, September I5.-Thc open
ting day Of Denton County Blooded stock
and Fair Association began its fall meet
ing here today. The Texas State circuit
also began here The summaries follow:
Three iehtlls of q mile dash, purse go
Duto'h. Billie Key. Little Sissii' Time :5sH.
Fcur and a half furlougs, purse 500
salNe h.. Wild Rose, Bertha & Time,
I:02. .,.o
pace, 2:40, half mile, heats. purse 800
Judge Holt won first three meats; X; ~
lee second Ward Mause third Time
i.1i I.1215 III.
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Lagos, West Coast of Africa, September
I5.--The trial OF the king OF Benin and his
chiefs, who surrendered August to the
british authorities and who are charged
with being concerned in the massacre oil
an unarmed expedition under British Con-
sui Phillips. is proceeding at Benin olty'
Three OF the chiefs have ALREADY Deen con
dcnned. two Of them were shot aud their
bodies were displayed, hanging In the
streets for twenty four hours. The third
of these committed suicide.
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No We Need MIG Muscles.

NV M means. Persons OF hercuiean build
rrs,IieutIy POSSESS a minimum Of genuine
y,gor' ard exhati less endurance than
very small people Real vigor means the
ability To digest and sleep wei. ana 70
nsrforn a reasonable amount OF da1y
ohysicai ana mental labor without un.
natural r. iigue. II Is because course OF
HostetteI'e Stomach Bltters enables the
enfeebled dyspepic 10 resume the allot-
ia actIyi.y OF everyday life, as well as TO
"a anticipate without discomfort In It's en-
joyments. that II Is such pre-einineritly
useful med cine.
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not make the slightest ailusion to his rcs-
ienaticn. nor 10 the affairs OF the corpora
ton. hut every one knew tLat he had with
drawn his resignation, and when he en-
tered the building he received tremendous
ovations from the students. His annual
address was on Some Impressions Of the
Greater Europeen Questions" This wac
based en- the result OF the personal inyesti-
cations and observations while he was
abroad last year
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Cincinnati September it-Jockey Sher-
rer landed four Winners today.
SIX furioDgs-fieorge -. Cox. Wilson.
Creedmore. Time l;lfA
slx nr.cngs. seliing-iiappy Hours
Harry TEoburn, WLydnn. Time LIEN.
Fivs faflongs-Wing Shot. Harda. The
Kaulehka Time LOO.
SIX fIricngs, selllBg-cycione, Turtle
Dove routing Time LIS.
One mile selling Countess Irma, Bar
ton, Eiaiufla. Time if2A.
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Ilarler,. winners.

Chicago, September 1S.--Haricm resulsss
Six furionEe-Lew Hopper. Trnby, Elsie
Ferguson Time. 1:i4%.
Five furlcuxs Graziclla. Pinar Del Rio.
Fair Doccivcr, Tipe. i.01M.
One Milwaukee, souftic. rhurston.
Time. 1:43.
Six furlcnss- Laureate. Preston. Sim
mons Time. 1.flx.
Mile and ouc-slxtcenth--The Swain. DR..
Sheppard. bona Rita. Time. l:sT&.
Mile ard quarter, hurdles AShlantl
Tcrnplemore. King Michael Time, 2;0.
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THAT ARMOR PLANT.
Rcnsons Why the south Is the Best
Place for 1t.

Washington. September IA delegation
OF representative men from the large iron
sections of the South today before the
naval board. which is considering the
question Of establishing a government
armor factory and urged that the South
offered the greatest advantages. In cost
Of iron. labor. TRANSFORMATION. ETC.. for the
location of the proposed government armor
plate factory. The delegation was made
I'd of Commissioner of Pensions II. Clay
Evans of Tennessee and Representatives
Wheeler OF Alabama. Livingston OF
Georgia and Gaines Of Tennessee. 1t was
stated at the hearing that the iron used
by the large concerns nov making armor
plate was bought to a large extent from
the South at the low price OF s5.40 to s5.70
per ton. 1t was also argued that the fac
tory In the South would be more secure
from attack in case Of war than one near
the Atlantic coast In the North. Letters
favorable to the Southern industry were
presented from Senators Plat Of New
York and Stewart of Nevada and II was
stated that Senator Chandler of New
Hampshire who has taken leading part
in the plan OF the government factory,
had written letter favorable 10 its es-
adjustment at Sheffield. Ala. The dele
gatiCn hled a written statement sctllnB
forth the manv advantages of the South
| in this particular.
Commodore HowelL president OF the
board called attention to the fact that
| the board could not under the instructions
| of the navy department go into the ques-
| ton If the location OF the site Repre-
sentative LIVINGSTON and others made the
| point that such information was what
! congress desired. and that the scope OF
the boards orders should be enlarged. Ac-
| cordinely the delegation, accompanied by
| Commodore Howell went before Assistant
! Secretary Roosevelt.
| Representative Gaines OF Tennessee said
| after the hearing was over:
mfr. Roosevelt gave us decided encour..
agernent. He said TO Commodore lowell
that he wished the board 10 visit The
| sections Of the South. He said he would
recommend TO Secretary Long that the
powers of the board be broadened so that
they could investigate the report on sites
for plant in addition to their present
duties"
Commodore Howell suggested that II
would be impraetscable lust now TO inter.
rupt the ccmulation in which the ooart
was now engaged but said they would pn'
dertake trip South when the work In
hand was completed
|
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AN Arnntcur Game,

Tao Model Launcrys and picked tenn
phyc! same OF ball yesterday after
noon. witch was won By tho Model Lann-
dry team ty a score OF to .. Carney
ptishcd q magnificent game. not hit
being msdc Off hae delivery.
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Scattered shower. occurred In Texas
and Hight local rains In the Little Rock
and New Orleans districts The tempera-
ture continued warm
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P,nn MinIng to Fight

Syracuse. N. Y. September D.--In reply
to Kid Mccoy's challenge Tommy Ryan
said today: !.
II Will sign articles TO meet Mccoy 1t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-16

Indianapolis Ind. September l5.-Gov-
ernor Mount has sent the following to the
sheriff of Ripley county:
Wire me ait once the particulars OF the
lynch, NC tt>at occurred IT. your city fur-
thor direct tina. you proceed Immediately.
WITH nh the power you can command, to
bring to Justice all parties gnlity Oh par
t!cipat,cn in the murder OF the fVe men
alleged to have been lynched. such law
lessness IS intolerab.e, and all the power
In the state. If necessary, Will be Vlsor-
ously employed for the arrest and punish
ment of all parties Implicated.
James A. Mount, Governor.
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Presidetn Andrews Opened school,

Providence, r. l.. September i5.--Brown
university opened today and the time-hon-
cred exercises at the chapel were conducted
az usual by President Andrews. He did
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winners atc Grav~scnd.
New York. September I5.---Gravesend
Five furlongs-Hlgh Hoe. Maude Ellis,

FIVF TUfIOrES-TITSTt TH7'' '"1r""V 17r'T"'
DcsneSt.L. Time i:05.
One mile. sellsng--Ormann. Shasta
water. Rey del TERRA. Time 1913.
Five and half furi0ngs-- Demagogue
galntar. FOrSavannah. Time 1;p9ls.
Mile and a syteentb--R ondo, Howard
Mann. Bernardillo. Time 1904.
sly f.iIlongs-- Hastings. Ornament. Cleo
phus Time i:l3&
six furlongs--Peat, Ramtro. Good Thing.
Time l:1f.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


The area OF hch pressure Is over tho
s ,uth atlantic aid Ciulf States. Tho low
pressure area Is not very marked. Tho
lowest barometer Is at st, Paul and Dodge
City who're II reads - 30 inches,
prevail tcn.xht.
Tho rairial has been very light during
the rast twelve hours.
Texas Cotton Rcaion UulIetin.
Texas cotton region bulletin for the
twenty-four hours ending at s a. m. yea.
tcrday. 18th meridian time.
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nennrtment oniclnIIy informed.

Washington, September 15-The state
department has been officially Informed
that Mr.. woodford the new United States
minister to Spain. has been officially pre-
sented The news came in an official
cablegram from Mr.. Woodford himself last
night.
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Mothers Friend
School Suits.


We say mothers' friend
because they are tho best
made, and therefore do
not require the mending
and care necessary with
the ordinary sort. Style,
too, distinguishes our.
boys Clothes--the best
dressed lads that go to
school will wear OURS.
Three prices that have
created stirring scenes.
here are
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GcncrnI Obsrrvntion..

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at u. m. 18th meridian
time
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& HALNWALD. BUCKBEE q co. ZEAL ES
- TATE AGENTS,
&1e-220 MONTGOMERY ST, MILLS
BUILDING.
HOUSES RENTED.
CHEAP MISSION LOTS

$2!90-sstevensOn, near I4th; lot 85xso.
stevenson, near 14th: lot 25xSO
SI5UO-Jessie, near Ridley; lot 25x7U.
SSUUO-BusIness properly on Folsom St., near
12Jn; store and fats; rents $50 net lot 25xS7 IS;
S375U-Modern 2-story house on Hartford st.,
near 2Oth rooms and bath; rented at present
Tor $40; tenant pays a.er; lot 25Xl25.
S435O-A NV. corner on Clay ST.; best part Of
the Western Addition; lot 81 :ox1O6; streets btu
men and accepted.
S2S25 -Bakerst. residence lot; street work all
done and accepted; lot 25x120.
S5U0O-GOod 2-story bay window house of Z
rooms and bath; sunny side of Post ST., bet. Pierce
and Scott; rented at present for S35 monthly.
$l6, 00-Leavenworth-st. business corner; store
and flats; renting for $l49 monthly; one OF the
finest business corners Of Polk St; full particu-
lars at our Office.
S27, 5OO-Fine business corner east of Stockton
s. rents $3.50 per month; store and dwellings;
$40 600 can remain at per cent.
Sll,5OO-Van Ness ave. residence; 2-story mod
house of 10 rooms and BATH large lot, 5Ox
437 IS feet; Van Ness ave. bituminized.
Ss5UO-Washfngton St, near Broderick; new
modern house of S rooms, bath and finished base
ment; pretthY decorated and frescoed; lot 25x
l27 :S14 feet
s35G0- Pretty double bay-window cottage on
18Th ST., near Howard; 5 rooms and bath.
S7OO0-Fell- st. boulevard, opposite Golden Gate
Park: 2-storv cottage of rooms, bath and finished
basement; designed by Willis Polk the very best
sanitary plumbing; house new and modern IN
every way; mortgage OF $1,000 can remain.
S7bQO-Moderu bay-wI ndow residence of rooms
and BATH California 81, near Fillmore; lot q :6x
S7:6: rents $50
s27OO-Oak ST., near Park Panhandle; lot 25x
1876.
94OU-Near Union ana HYDE SITS. lot all ready
to build on; street work all done.
Sl1,500-Van Ness corner lot, b0X135: owners
in same block are asking $500 per front foot for
inside lots; street bitumen.
S25OO-Sew cottage on Church St. ; 5 rooms and
bath; basement; lot 25x100; offer wanted.
SS500-Good. substantial, modern 2-story house
of g rooms and bath: street bitumen small cash
payments; balance $50 monthly.
S55O0-MOdern residence, near Golden Gate
PARK: rooms and bath; lot 25xIsl 3 10 rear st.
S2250-Only 500 cash, balance $50 monthly,
same as rent; new modern cottage in Mission; con-
tains rooms and bath
Sz250-Rents S44 per month; Clara St, bet
9th and 9Th: lot 25xSO.
S700-2lst ST., near mpshIre; lot 25x70.
The above is only partial list. We will be glad
10 furnish complete list application.
S7000-Rent5 $50; never vacant; Stockton st..
near Pacific; lot 25x9O; 3-story BRICK building
Sl25O-Offer anted lot on Elizabeth st., near
Castro; lot 25xl14.
SHAM VALID, BUCKBEE & CO.,
21S-220 Mnt ogomery ST., Mills building.
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CITY REAL ESTATE,

EASTON, ELDRIDGE & Co.
d EASTON, ELDRIDGE q CO.
EASTON, ELDRIDG GLE & Co.
$50 MARKET ST.
63S MARKET ST.
63S MARKET ST.
LIST OF INVESTMENTS.
SUBSTA INITIAL PROPERTIES.
PAYING GOOD INCOMES.
$3.50 anh fats ef and % 4ooms and
bath; pays $1,000 pei annum net; lot 2bxl20 feet
to rear rect; NOR gage of $500 can remain.
0 OOnO CALIFORNIA ST., Mr. DEVIsA-
ID OOUU. dero; two fats of and rooms and
bath; in fine condition; elegant location; sunny
sioe; lot 27:4xl32:6 feet; street accepted; mort
gage of $4,000 can remain
@e76O BELVEDERE ST., Mr.. FRED
10 tCU: erick; two new fats Of aud rooms
and bath; all modern improvements; grand view
of the park; lot 25xl21:l0 feet.
&eIRO NEAR AsHBURY AND FRED
do L ~. erick sts.; two handsome flats of
and rooms and bath; only years old; sunny
side of street; lot 25xl16:6 feet
@1OOO NEAR GEARY AND JONES SITS;
DfAUU. tenements; pays $40 per month;
within 81 feet of Geary ST.; good speculation.
MODERN RESIDENCES
AT BARGAIN PRICES.
Sl5. 600. sale; elegant re- residence zee in the
Western Addition of 2 spacious rooms bath and
basement, stable, etc; lot AZ :6xl37:6 feet; cost
over $4,000.
SILL. 800 dence Of 10 rooms a AND BATH h BIZ
lizard, room and all modern improvements; lot 25x
1877: g feet
SlO POST s ST. so NEA 4, VAN ,. NESS less
basement, laundry, etc.; lot ~ 6x120 feet; street
work all done.
GO 6OO ELEGANT CORNER RESI-
.OOU. dence on Page ST., close to Golden
Gate Park: large rooms, bath and basement;
thoroughly renovated throughout and in first-class
condition; lot 30x106;3 feet; easy terms if de-
sired.
q. Il EOO NEAR FELL AND ASHBURY
DO. OUV. SITS house rooms bath and base
ment lot 25x103 feet property in this vicinity is
rapidly improving in value.
FOR BUILDING OR SPECULATION
AT Low PRICES.
$25OO-Must be sold; Oath st., near Folsom;
81 :6x1O0; bargain,
s24OO-Fnlton St, near Baker, 25xl37:s; street
work al DONE
S2OOO-Ctayton st., near Page; 25x106
S2000-Green ST., near Pierce; 25x1O0; mort
gage of $1,000 can remain.
$lS25-Golden Gate ave, near Baker; 25x137 IS.
S1S00-Douglass ST., mr.. 23d; 50x100 will sub
$l6OO-Corner on China ave-, one block from
Mission road: 75xl00.
$1,000 each-San Jose ave-, near 29th ST.; lots
ready for building.
$S00-NE. cor. Silver ave- and Craut st.; BOX
107: College Homestead.
$5O0-K ST., near 18th ave-: 25xl20
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & co.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & co.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & co.
6SS MARKET ST
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RARaAINs ~ PRIVATE sALE-

CORNER RESIDENCE CHEAP.
a. dT6O SUBSTANTIAL 2-STORY AND
- 4 OU. basement house and lot; must be
sold on account Of threatened foreclosure; no rea-
sonaOle OTer refused; north OF Market st.
$1,000 iage and lot; 25xso; on q Bartlett f9 ST.
rent s2ss per annum; always rented; street
4 A G65oB BUILDING LOT.
0O760 PAGE ST.: 26x137:s; IN THE
u = ~. Panhandle district
PRICE GREATLY REDUCED
S2250 a5s BAH H b21 OF Rooms
$500 per annum; lot 22;6xl22:6 to an alley;
FOR SALE OR TRADE
y OOO. money; substantial bay-window
mats, comparatively new, of 8, q and rooms and
rent S67 so per month; mortgage of $4,000 at 615
per cent can remain if desired; owner wishes 10
trade equity for cottage or residence in good
NEAR SIXTEENTH AND VALENCIA SITS.
GOH00 2-STORY BAY-WIND DOW HOUSE
pAOOO. of rooms and bath; this is splen-
did opportunity to get a cheap house cen rally
located and in a neighborhood where the property
MISSION BUSINESS CORNER on,,
$1,000 sPoEY moU ss6 IN 166 sTof at 4 of
rooms and bath; brick foundation; bay-windows
etc; rent $S8; ha of lot vacant; room for other
ats; lot 59x65; both streets accepted; this prop
erty is in one of the best business portions OF the
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOT.
Q06OO A REAL BARGAINi 25xl87:6'
ID AOOO. stree accepted; lot on grade; splen-
did locality in the Western Addition
a NEW INVESTMENT. ~,
Qs7d SOO 3 ELEGANT NEW FLATS OF
ID L /. OUU. T. s and rooms and bath each;
ali modern i'm provements and cOnveniencss; and
cottage; lot III: SKI 20 to rear street; only short
distance from City Hal; on Fell st.
PAYS BIG INTEREST
G1OOO RENT 1892 PER ANNUM; 7
y 1OOO. tenements; 25x75i Clementina ST.
near 5th; street accepted.
AN ELEGANT CORNER MANSION.
$4,000 2 25ir BAs Sc rooms amp ND
bath; bilhard-room laundrs, etc; all mod ern I'M
prOvements and conveniences; corner commands
fine views; large lot; fronts on streets.
DOLORES ST RESIDENCE LOTS.
G1 QO0 EACH-2 LOTS EACH 25xl05;
II OUU Mob Hi OF the Mission.
CORNER ON SAN JOSE ROAD.
Ge00 LARGE CORNER LOT FRONTING
tDOOV. on streets; equal to full lotsi this is
PACIFIC HEIGHTS MANSION.
y IL. OOO. rooms and bath, etc !; fine lawn
and garden; Pacific ave; large lot, 35x1Z7; S14.
FORECLOSURE-MUST BE SOLD
q fS00 ONE OF THE Contest COTTAGES
u 1OUO. IN the city; rooms and bath, bay
windows, brick foundation, ETC.: street accepted;
on the park drive; 25X137 IS; no reasonable offer
refused; large mortgage remain; only cause
Gail and obtain of Real Estate
Records" which contains list OF properties
for sale in all parts Of the city.
G. q. UMBSEN & co, IA Montgomery st.
CHAINWALD. BUCKBEE q Co. zeal ES-
- TATE AGENTS,
z1S-22O MONTGOMERY ST, MILLS
BUILDING.
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CIrY REAL FsTATE.

n H UMBSEN X CO.,
u. REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
RENT COLLECTORS AND AUCTIONEERS.
. Office and salesroom. Il Montgomery ST., neal
Market.
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AT AUCTION.

TOMORROW (MONDAYO, JANUARY IL,
| 1897 at salesroom, at IL o'clock NJ. the ele-
giant residence situate on NV. OF Waller and
Devisadero sts.; contains 8 rooms, BATH attic and
basement; brick foundation, ETC.; nice garden;
commands fine views; 401100