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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
G. 6 O. SUNDAY OUTING,
To Ocean View, Old Point, and
Norfolk

On Sunday. September 9Th. the Chesas
peake and Ohio will run It's deifghuW
ONE DOLLAR Outing TO Old Point
Ocean View. and Norfolk. These tickets
VIII be good to return on all trains up u
and including Special leaving Old Poin1
at $50 p. NJ. Monday. 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03

MEXICO CITY, MEX. September a.
The demand from Europe for the per
cent. silver bonds OF this government con-
tinues unabated. and the bonds have been
steadily rising In price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03

ignorant of Colonial Water az an eraseo
OF Persistent Nausea, Indigestion. Cont
stipation. and Rheumatism. is simply -
acknowledge that you are unknown. Ern
quire Of any physician. szi Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03

Skin diseases Of all kind cured with DIR.
Iakewoods Specific. Allays Itching in-
stantly. A trial will convince you ife
a meritorious remedy. &c; by mall
t0c. owens & Minor Drug Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
Do You feel Irritahies
r.L. Horsford's Acid Phosphate

II makes refreshing, coonns oss Doss
rage; and Is an invigoratinS son'Ss sSs'
Ing TO the nerves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
LETTER TO THE PUBLIC.

n you wish to buy a great bargains
attend the commissioners and tristee'S
sale. held by X. u. Chaffilf e Co. 0ncors
porated). this afternoon, beginning at 4
O'clock, on Harrison street, and Grove
avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
"staunton, Va, August 81. lSa

StauUtOn, Nd,y AuSuob or Ao'''
Jefferson Wallace, Esq, President
Powhatan Club:
"My Dear Sir,-I am In receipt or your
letter OF the 18th instant, extending TO
me an invitation to be present on the
22d of next month to deliver an adj
dress at Democratic rally, to be given
at that time under the auspices OF yodr
club
'In answering you this morning, 1 beg
leave to say that it will give me great
pleasure to accept your cordial invita-
tion and to say that l know OF nothing
to prevent my being with you at that
time.
Thanking you for the cordial man
ner in which you have communicated
with me in regard to the meeting re-
ferred to, / am, with great respect,
'Very truly yours.
EDWARD ECHOLS."
The president stated that he had writ
ten to Mr.. Montague also, but had not
yet received his reply
The club was then addressed by the
following gentlemen, all candidates for
the legislature: Messrs James Lewis
Anderson, Philip st. George Barraud,
Walter A. Dunn. John B. Gayle, Thomas
b. Murphy. William F. Reddy, A. Jeh.
Vaughan, Charles ". Wallace, Jr. MT.
James w. Gordon advocated the cause
of Hon. b. Il. Munford in short speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03

.ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
druggists refund money u fails to cure
twenty-five cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03

- WASHINGTON. septembcr ~
ram Forecast for Friday:
INe For virginia Generally fatl
- weather; northerly winds, o@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
THE BUTCHERS MEET
ORGANIZE FOR THE PnoTECT1ou
OF THEIR owx BUSINESS. 4
HAVE A BETTER CREDIT slsffE
Many Customers who DO Vet Pav "
Promptly VIII Be DPoppo6-rq
Draft Letter to Ne s.s.isssA -
the People.

Tho retail butchers Of the ci<y met n
the second-Market Hall last nishk and
formed an association for their sAutua1
protection.
Tho organization OF cattle brUker4
which cornpels tho butchers to settle
their bills every Tuesday, has forced the
latter to adopt some measures towards
the curtailins of the extended credit
system now In vogue. The new asuocia<
tion also proposes to keep list Of those
persons who fall to pay their accounts
and who. having contracted a bill at one
establishment. go elsewhere for theia
supply when further credit Is refused.
WAS A HARMONIOUS MEETING
The meeting last night was very har~
monious, and about forty butchers wer<
present. A constitution and bylaws upon
the same lines as those OF the Ma
tional Protective Association was framed
The new organization was named
the Richmond Butchers Protective Ass
ISOLATION, and the following officers werd
vice-President. Mr.. w. j. Hcchler; secs
retary and Treasurer. Mr.. Samuel II
Eichel. These officers will be ex-ofiicid
members OF the Board Of Directors
which will also include Messrs. J. =
,Brauer, A. Eichel, J. J. Gravins, and ~
Lauterbach. &
LETTER TO THE PUBLIC.
A committee was appointed to draft
a letter to the public explaining the posii
tion Of the butchers and the objects OF
this organization. This Icster Will pro-
badly Do issued next Monday The con,<
mittee will meet on Saturday at tho
same place. and the association VII meet
again 10 ratify the action of shis and
other committees next Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03

Detective John T. Hall Is at work upon
a mysterious case Of stealing that mas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND xnn.
TERpAY was cloudy In the morning au4
showery in the afternoon, clearing ~ .
the evening. The sky was clear at miof
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brother of Assemblyman Clarke, were the
guests of the corps.
Refreshments were served after the dis posi-
tioE of business and general social time fol-
lowed.
MODESTO, CAL, March 4-Ol the 22d of
February Company turned out in the morn
ing for field day exercises, and remained on
battalion drill, guard mount. dress parade
and sham battle were gone through with in
a manner rejecting credit on Captain Morris
and his company. Fifty-five men were re-
ported for duty. Before being dismissed the
captain distr ibuted the company medals for
1896, which were awarded 10 the following
men for target practice: First Class, gold
medal, Corporal vii lam Courtwright; second
class, silver medal, Corporal William Stuart;
third class, silver medal, Captain (now Ma jor)
r. X Whltmore: fourth class, silver medal,
Captain D. W. Morris.
The day closed with q grand military bal
masque i'll the armory, and notwI hstandlng
vItcd. did not come, on accounted the small
number of men responding TO the invitation
the day was one long TO be remembered as q
gala event in our company history.
After the business meeting Tuesday night
last the company drilled for an hour or more.
Each successive drill under the new captain
shows the men much improved in drilling,
and at next inspection they will not be found
as wanting in knowledge OF the tactics as they
were at the last
The regular monthly shoot for February was
held on the 2lst of the month and upward
of forty men engaged in target practice at the
200-yard range with the allowance of FIVE
several scores over 20 were made, ana not
more than six or seven failed to make the re-
quired score TO be enabled 10 shoot over the
300-yard range. CIRT CELE.
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Here the young couple stood while they
repeated the solemn words that made the
h annr tuain one The hrida NOS attirod ir,

Here the young couple stood while they
repeated the solemn words that made the
happy twain one. The bride was attired in
made perfectly plain. The corsage was
finished with fchu of tulle, the ends of
which fell to the hem of the skirt. Both
bride and groom were unattended.
The wedding of the young couple is happy
termination OF an engagement of eight years
standing, dating back to days when the bride
wore her hair in two brtids down her back
and the groom was struttins about in knicker-
bockers.
The presents of the newly welded couple
were unusually beautiful. General Warfield
and staff sent handsomely engraved silver
loving cup.
Miss Tessie Kutner, daughter OF Adolph
Kutner the president OF the Kutner-G G Goldstein
Company of Fresno, and Alfred Kutner. the
secretary of the same company, were married
last evening at & o'clock at the residence of the
BRIDES parents on Octavia street
Rev. DR.. Nieto performed the ceremony, the
happy young couple standing under canopy
The bride was attended by Miss Grace Reich
man, who officiated as maid of honor, and
Miss Title Korn and Miss Carrie Kutner ere
the brides maids.
Louis Kutner was hest man, and Monroe
Goldstoin. Abraham Kutner and David Gug-
genheim were the ushers.
Masters Nathan Goldstcin and Leon Kutner
led the bridal party, strewing roses along the
path of be bridal party.
The bride wore handsome gown OF ivory
satin. The jupe was made perfectly plain.
and the eorsage was covered with tuIle and
trimmed with duchesse lace. The long tulle
veil was fastened to the couture with a wreath
of natural orange blossoms.
The maid of honor and the bridesmaids
were attired alike In white silk trimmed with
mousseline de sole.
Mr. and Mrs. Kutner will spend their honey
moon in Carson City. On their return they
will make their home in this City.
Among those sailing on he steamship Ala
media for Honolulu, Auckland and Sydney on
Friday, March 5, were:
For Honolulu-James L. Barker, Professor
D. NJ Bristol, Miss Charlotte L. Collins, R. A.
Craig, I. 7. French and wife, A. ]. Henriques,
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ROW IN A SALOON.
John MattsOn Taken to the Hospital
With Fractured Skull and
FATTY" Blodes Arrested

John Mattson, painter living at GIT
Bush street, was taken 10 the Receiving
Hospital early yesterday morning, suffer
ing from fractured skull and two lacera ted
wounds in his scalp, which were stitched
and dressed by DR.. Fitzgibbon
Mattson received his injuries in the EN-
pire Theater saloon 81 Ellis street, Of
which Fatty Blodes is the proprietor.
Blodes was arrested by Polio man Frank
Riley and locked up in the tanks pend
ing the result of Mattson's in iuries, which
are not serious.
Mattson said he went to the place about
10 o'clock on Saturday night and spent his
money freely. He left, but returned few
hours later with a girl named Rose. They
had some liquor and then Rose ordered
more, which Mattson refused to pay for.
A fight followed, and Mattson was knock ed
down by blow from a chair and four or
five men jumped on top of him and beat
him till he was almost unconscious. He
says his purse containing over $50 was
taken out of his pocket.
Blodes admits that there was a fight.
hut says that Mattson commenced it ana
struck the first blow. Mattson was so
drunk that he fell and his head struck the
iron rod around the bottom of the counter.
Blodes denies that any chairs were used
or tnat Mattson was relieved of his purse.
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Mrs. E. G. Hitchcock Miss n. c. Hitchcock,
Miss NJ. Hitchcock. Miss Holmes, Charles D.
Jacob Donald r. Jacob, Miss B. Landers, G
N Hasyst Avery Sswa Ts ss and Miss
Owles. Miss Ida Belle Palmer, Mrs. de Richette
Quellette, j. A, Sears and wife, Mrs. j. ?. Sis
son. Miss E. Taylor. G. NJ. White, II. Z.
For Auckland-Thomas J. Stuart.
For Sydney-Mrs. E. NJ Board, J. Gran, Har-
old Field. L. P. Goidstone, A. b. NJ. Cow, A: B.
A. S. Patterson, wife and TWO children; }. Rob-
inson, II. Stansfield and wife, Mrs. D. E. White
and II. A. Williams, vile, three children and
nurse.
Join at Honolulu for Sydney-Miss Alice
Dening, T. A. kennedy and wife and S. E.
Ladley.
A very pleasant surprise party was rendered
to Miss Sarah Blum by her many friends at
her residence, on Jones street, last Saturday
night. Dancing and games were INDUCED in
until late hour, when bountiful repast was
Miss Ella Tranor. Miss Mollie O'Neil, Miss
Tessie Fitzgerald, Miss Adellne Seis, Miss
Sadie Byrne, Miss May McAui.ffe, Miss Maggie
Simon, Miss Kitty McAulife. Miss Hattie
Simon, Miss Annie Ennis, Miss Celia Kerr,
George Wise, Charles Cramer; Mr.; Davis,
Harry Smith, Mr.. McQuade, ]. McAuliffe, Mr..
Maroney, c: Regan, JAKE Bolts, Robert Cali-
non, Jonn Malone, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralphs, Mr..
and Mrs. Pincus, Mrs. Alexander, Miss Alex
ander, Miss Josie Ralphs and others.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered to
Mildred Elenore Goethe on Friday afternoon,
March 5, at her residence, 71S Filbert street,
the occasion being the second anniversary OF
her birthday. Games and singing were in
dulged in, after which refreshm ents were
served.
The Native Sons of Vermont will hold their
regular monthly entertainment and dance at
Cd d Fellows Hall Friday evening, March II.
| The following very excellent programme will
| be pr esen ted on the occasion:
| Owe rture, Dellepiane's orchestra; cornet
solo (selected), J. H. Bromb beger. soloist of the
('.Tne Dove') IL. ArditD. Mr.. Don Pardee
Riggs, violin obligato, Mr.. Riggs ''The Ara
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Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Grand Treasurer Mrs l.. J. Wheeock visited
Equity Lodge Of Sacramento last Wednesday
night.
Grand Vice-Protector Mrs. Belle w. Conrad has
been confined to her home through illness the past
week, which interfered with The list OF official
visits that she had planned.
Among the distinguished visitors in town DUR
Ing the week were: supreme Representative L. h.!
Ber&ey ana Grand Trustee +. h. Bourgugnon.
From Past Grand Protector Miss K. T. Parker
of Sol Ora 1t was certained that tar Lodge Of
that place viii move to more commodious quar-
ters celebrating the event with grand banquet
Star Lodge is one OF the most active and suDstan-
tial lodges in the jurisdiction Miss arker was the
organizer OF the lodge about ten years ago
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bi an Nights" farclcal comedy in three acts,
by the Columbian Stock Company; characters
and p1ayers-Mr. Arthur Hummingtop, Reg1-
nald Travers; Ralph Ormerod, Bert Morrison;
Joshua Gillibrand, q. Bryant Conner; Dobs on,
Ste phen P. Andrews; Mrs. Hummi gtop, Miss
Nora Doner; Mrs. GiIlibrand Miss Edith Law
rance; Rosa Columbier, Miss Effie Bonde;
Daisy Maitland, Miss Cora Lathrop; Barbara,
Miss Linda Pritchard. Scene-Morning room
at Hummingtop's.
Dancing will conclude the evenings pro-
gramme.
Miss Rose Newmark, accompanied by Miss
Anna Sutro, has returned to her home in Los
| Angeles.
+, Mrs L. Therkelsen (nee Mary A. Cachot,
NJ d. is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. NJ.
| A. Cachot and will be at home the third Mon
day.
| Miss Lizzie O'Connel will spend two weeks
| in ST. Helena, Napa County, with friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry GoIdstein announce the
engagement, of their daughter, Miss Lille, to
| Ike Wolf Tue reception will be held at 1919
Suffer street Sunday, March Id, from 2 to
p. M
The Mckenzie Musical Society will hold its
| fifth invitation soiree musicale and hop on
Thursday evening. March IL. at Native Sons
Hall.
A grand IN Masquerade ball will be given by
the "Belmonts' on Saturday evening, March
13, at Eintracht Hall.
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BETROTHED
SINCE CHILDHOOD
Nuptials of Miss Gerst
and Captain Naph-
tally.
United Under a Canopy and
Bell of White Fruit
Blossoms.
Miss Teresa Kutner and Alfred Ku!ner
of Fresno Married Last
Evening.

Miss May belle Gerst and Captain
Samuel l.. Naphtaly, aid-de-camp on
General Wartield's staff, were married last
evening at $3.50 o'clock in the dome room
of the California Hotel. Rev. DR.. Voor-
sanger performed the ceremony in the
presence of $50 invited guests.
The bride is q daughter of Carlson
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Gerst and niece OF A. Enspacher, the we'll
known philanthropist. The groom is the
SON of Joseph Naphtaly, popular local
attorney.
The decorations of the apartments given
over to the wedding guests were elaborate
and extremely beautiful. White fruit
blossoms, lilies and snow-wh.e roses
mingled with palms and rare ferns were
used with artistic effect. A canopy Of
almond and apple blossoms was erected,
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The secoud Brigade.

The Second Brigade, particularly that por-
ton which has headquarters in San Francisco.
has been remarkably quiet during the past
week.
The cadet company of the First Infantry.
Captain /. E. Edwards commanding will 90
into camp ior four days shortly after vacation
in the Lowell High School of this CITY, The
boys of this company are all students a the
High School and they are imbued with mill
tary spirit that could be well emulateo by
older members of the guard. They are TO have
q vocation next week and instead of spending
their time in idleness they decided that they
would go into camp for four days. They viii
3 into Niles Canyon, Alameda County and
establish a camp according to the strictest
military rules. The captain consulted with
Lieutenant Colonel Duboce. acting colonel of
the First Infantry, and ne has given permis-
sion to estn biisn the camp and has rendered
considerable assistance and given advice that
will be of service 10 the company.
I. Major Hugh T. Sine will accompany the
cadels and remain with them during the fou-
days, and while he will not be in command
over the boys he will act in the capacity OF ad-
visory officer. Ma jor Huber, retired, late OF
the Second ArtIllesy, has kindly loaned the
cadets the tents that they will require. and
Ljeutenant-Colonel Thomas NJ. Cluff division
commissary, has made the necessary arrange
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ments to see that the cadets are provided with
ali that Is necessary for their welfare. One
sisted upon was that no liquors OF any kind
shall De allowed on the camp grounds. The
cadets will start camp life either Monday or
Tuesday next.
amlnlng board the following appoin TIM erts
and promotions have been made in the First
Regiment. Second brigade:
corporal James Molloy Company A, 10 be ser
geant, "a er cent; Corporal James ii. Mcknight
company I, TO be sergeant, 81 per cent; Private
ames I'll lis, Company Z, to be quarter
M ster segeant, rs per cent; Private Elery ID.
Montrose, Company X 10 be corporal, 80 per cent;
FrIvate James NJ Foley, Company l., TO be cor
porai, W per cent: Private Warren + Dieb Com
pany a. to be corporal, 80 per cent; Private Ed
ward Costello, Company A. TO be corporal. Sc per
per cent; Private c. a. schneider, Company II, 10
De corporal, "a per cent: Private NJ. O'Connel,
COMPANY +, 10 be corporal, ga per cent; Private
Lawrence E Twomey, Company T., to be corporal
80 per cent; Private George +. Hersinger, Com
peny II, to be corporal, rs per cent.
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A s h bury Heights.

NE. cor. of Ashbury and 18th sts.-3 elegant
residence lots, commanding a fine marine and in.
land view all ready to build upon: beautiful loca
ton for home; examine these; Ashbury st. sew
ered $. F. and S. NJ electric road corner lot, 25x
90; inside lois, 25 by 90 and 100 rect.
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EAsTON. ELDRIDGE g. CO.,
63S Market st. Auctioneer5.
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Work mans Guarantee Fund

The Workmans Guarantee Fund b as adopted a
classified plan for the membership. The rates
hav been fixed at 20 cents Tor all members under
the age of 35, 80 cents for between 35 and as and
81 for me bers between As and so.
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
& ISIS refund the money if II tails to cure, 25c
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-08

s. lire OF 18th ST., w. of Noe-2 lots all ready to
build upon: only 112 blocks from Market St ;
pleasant surroundings; rare chance for builder;
must be sold; Castro and Fillmore ST. roads; lot 5
2hxl &
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Not stimulating---not
ex xciting---but tissue
building and health
giving---and by far the
most delicious drink
that can be prepared
for daily. consumption.
These are the quail
ties in which cocoa
differs from. all other
drinks. 1t is the very
highest embodiment of
good, healthy food in a
most convenient form.
The pure-the fresh-the best 32 cups
cocoa is GHIRARDELLPS. % cents
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Ocean View.

S. line of sycamore st. w. of Capital-2 lot
near steam depot and electric roads: all ready t
build upon; pleasant surroundings; large lot, 50l
l25 feet.
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Business Lot on e4th Street.

n. line OF Oath St, E. of Folsom-An elegant
business lot to improve with stores below anC
French flats above; street in basalt rock; several
electric roads; large lot, 37:6x10U feet.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kutnsr, Who Were Welded Yesterday.

to know if they will have an opportunity TO
advance themselves in the art of naval war
far
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IT OUR SALESROOM, 63S MARKET ST..

1890 Per Annum.
s. side (Nos 1885, 1437 1889 and l44l) OF
McAliister ST., 81 Is feet f. of Scott-Handsome
y-wiudow building gs of French fats with moi
ern improvements; IN fine condition; with base
ment; cement walk; street in bituminou pa ve-
ment; McAllister-st. and other bIes; examine
this for an investment; lot 50x1OO feet.
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18th Street, Near Market.

w. line of Laguna ST., 80 and 80 feet N. OF Lon
bard-2 residence lots near the new boulevard an
Government reservations; lots 3Ox1 ~ feet each.
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Castro Heights Residence.

w. line (No. 1020) Of Castro ST., 1S5 feet s. O
23d-Modern 2-story bay-window residence of
rooms and bath: handsomely decorated and pa
pered throughout: brick foundation; high plas
tion Castro-st. and 24th-st cars lot 81 3x9O feet
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Large Corner Lot.
mission Larre Residence Lot

f. cor. of Army and Noe sts-Good view; a
large corner lot; good speculation; this; musl
be sold; CastTO-st. cable: lot S0X114 feet.
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Western Addition Residence Lots.

N line OF 22d ST., f. of Sanchez-Grand view
must be sold: Mission and Oath electric; large
building lot, 5O:1lx114 feet
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seventh-Street Property.

SW. line (Nos. 444 and 446) of Seventh ST.. NV
OF Bryant-Front building, French flats; rea
building, l tenement: full rents, 1872; cemen
walk: street basalt rock; Bryant-st e.ectric cars
lot 25xS5 feet.
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SW. cor. Sacramento and Walnut sts-Ba
windowed building; French flats of and
rooms; store and rooms; full rents, $60 cemel
walk and bituminous pavement on Sacramen
st. Sacramen to-s:. cable: corner lot, 23xl0O fee
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Fac1HC HeIE hts.
s. line Nos. 22l7 and 2221l OF Jackson st.
1905 feet w. of Buchanan-Two cottages now or
the property; elegant location for fine resid ence
cement stone walk; street In bituminous rock; 4
car lines: examine this for a choice resid ence
double lot, 50:6xl0Ox127 feet