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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO Oct 2.-The week closed quietly In
the cattle market. There was the usual Satur-
day scarcity Of offerings. Common to extra ma
tive beef steers salabe at e3.S0l15.50 Prices
for most grades were nominal.
Trade in hcgs was rather slow at a decline OF
b9lOc per 100 pounds the bulk OF the offerings
crossing the scales at S3.S0Grf.20 Heavy packing
lots sold at s360q3.S5 and prime assorted light
weights found buyers at $4.25G430. The mess
pork season opened Yesterday and this will create
a better demand for heavy hogs, which have been
selling so badly recently.
The supply of sheep and lambs was increased
by considerable number left over from yester-
day and prices were not any better. trade being
slow. Sheep were salable at S2.25Gff.25 for in
ferior TO prime natives and at 3d. 4OG14 for West
ern wethers and S3MS60 for Western ewes Lambs
were salabe at S3.5045.40 for poor 70 extra Feed
ing sheep We're salable at S3.6093l5 and feeding
lambs at S4.50Gp4 rs.
Receipts-cattle. 500; hogs. 5000; sheep. 1000
ST. LOUIS. Oct 2.--Cattle-Receipts 400 all
Texans; shipments. 1900. Market steady: fair to
fancy native shipping and export steers, s4.25ip
SIS, bulk at A65M5.1U; dressed beef and butchers
steers. S4q45O bulk at s4.45H455 steers under
LEGO pounds. 350le415 stOckers and feeders 81. 25
Q4.l0. cows and heifers, S2Wtl5, bulk Of cows,
S225GD3 canning COWS. S1.5092.40; bulls. S29g3 25
Texas ard Indian steers, 81 I5gt425 bulk at $3.50
$40; cows and heifers, S2u3S. with best grades
iIogs-Reccipts LOCO; Shipments 1000. Market
Toe lower light. A15@425; mixed. $3.sOqi 20;
heavy, S3.9044.25.
sheep-Receipts, 500: shipments COO. Market
steady: native muttons, S3Q3.90: culls and bucks
s1500250: stockers. s2.25efSi0; lamts, s37505.5o.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Beeves-Receipts 910 no
change In cables. Exports. 543 beeves. IL sheep
and A.l12 quarters Of beat. Calyes-Recelpts. L.
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The Decline in Stocks.

Henry Clews, of New York, in reviewing
the situation in Wall street last week and
the decline in prices, says: This season of
the year is never the safest for undertake
ing excessive bull speculations From
twenty to forty millions of currency has
usually to be sent to the West and the
South. so that the reserves are liable to
then reach their lowest point; and to force
up prices of stocks extrava gantly in the
face of declining reserves is a very I'M
promising undertaking. These are the
ideas that have lately been gaining as
tendency in the Stock Exchange They
have reached the commission houses, and
customers are seeking to protect them
selves by taking their profits. 1t is a pru-
dent movement, and will result in a
sounder and safer condition of the market
The extent of its effect may be inferred
from the following comparison of the
highest prices of leading stocks on Sept
II with the lowest of Sept. 20:
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LONDON, Oct AT the wool auction sales
to-day 12,460 bales were offered. of when oO0
and increased competition was apparent for az
grades. Prices were very firm. America was a
buyer OF New South Wales greasy at 1O12d. Pur-
chases by the United States during the present
series amount to about 500 bales. German and
French buyers took scoureds, paying Is o12d in
some cases. The home trade bought largely, tax
ing Victoria greasy cross-breds marked Mum
than at 10IaM11d. Cape OF Good Hope and Natai
secured weak and greasy was in sellers Ia
vor. Following are the sales in detail New
South Waes-412S bales; secured, 9dqls SGD;
greasy, 4$4010l4d Queensland - l22 paies;
l723 bales; secured. 6lsdQls Adj greasy 4S4q5lld.
South Australia--311 bales; secured 1OdW1s Sl9d;
greasy, 5N@7Ad. West Australia = 81 bales;
greasy. s&G5d. Tasna n a bales; greasy 5g
4i5d: greasy, 5610d. Cape of Good Hope and
Natal-SO1 bales: secured, 6AdQls 4d; greasy, "a
@7Sd. Twelve bales of Spanish were Withdrawn.
NEW YORK, Oct 2-Woo firm; domestic
fleece. 2OQ27c; No. 2 extra, 27Q42c; Texas, lOQl6c
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Butter Eggs and Cheese.

PACKAGE Market steady; Western creamery. L
a22c; EIgns, 22c; factory, 9d1$c Chees31Rtte e
exc small white s4c large eolor { ssf small 81
614c Eggs-Receipts $50 packages Market
steady; State and Pennsylvania 161RQlsc; West
ern, 161aG17c.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 2-Butter steady; cream
cry. 2oG21c; dairy, l4917c. EgGs.The market Is
QUIET receipts are increasing and the demand Is
pcor; fresh caIdled Missouri and Kansas stock,
111kc
CHICAGO, Oct 2--On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creamery,
15G22c dairy, 12G19c, Cheese steady at SqSc
Eggs steady; fresh, 1Sq13lc.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 2.-Butter firm; fancy
Western creamery, &c. Eggs firm and in fan
demand; fresh nearby 1sc; fresh Western. l1d
i7i2c Cheese steady.
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'1eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy g
spring spring specals, $50 Jus spring patents s56S
straights s44Gd4eO; bakers. So 1904. No. spring
wheat. S5ssc: No spring wheat, 7SGS5c; No. 2
red 93azc No. corn, 2715@27%lc; No. 2 yellow
corn, 271za27atc. No. oats, 19c; No; white.
No. rye 44hc: No. 2 barley nominal; No. 9, f.
b., 29G4Oc; No a. f. o. b. 2s9$Sc. 80 No No, l flax
ror per trl $8950S TO- Lard per 1 6 rs $441za
salted shoulders (boxedl S5.25; short-clear sides
(boxed), S5.2505.371a Whisky. distillers finished
goods, per gal $122. Sugars-Cut-loaf, $3.50;
eranula ted. 5.34c
Receints-Flour, 5000 -brlss; wheat 10000 bu:
barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls
wheat Jos eco bu 195. 600 blu; oats 1861, 900 bu
rye 600 hli barley 1000 bu
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Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued to the 70

lowing-ramed lndianians:
Original-David Buckley. Seymour: John
]. Keith, Evansville; William c. Murphy.
Crown Point; George Tool. Youngstown:
Edmond Algood, Bloomington; John Comp
ton, Washington; Jacob j. Cope Muncie:
Simeon X. Bell. Portland; Edward Kerns,
Soldiers Home, Marion.
Additional William l.. Phillebaurn.
Brownell; Este Roach, Evansville; Jacob
NJ. HaTpold Frankton.
Increase--Olwer Bugin, Royalton: David
Richards, Fontanet; George w. Winkler.
Freelandsville. William ID. Wilson. Indian-
apolis: Almer A. Forsha, West Newton:
Especial, Sept. 30 William II. bartholomew.
Noblesyille,
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Oils.

WILMINGTON. Oct. Spirits Of turDenti99e
firm at 301aG32c Rosin firm at S1.10Q1lo. crude
turpentire steady at Sl.SO. $50 and $780, Tar
firm at $1.25.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Petroleum dull with no
market Rosin steady strained, common to good,
S1.4Oq1.45. Spirits OF turpentne firm at 2%g
33Ac
SAVANNAH, Oct 2-Spirits of turpentine firm
at Sic: sales, 500 brs; receipts, I6S brlS Rosin
firm and unchanged receipts, 3769 brls; sales,
1,O93 brls.
OIL CITY, Oct. 2--Credit balances, zoe; GER
tihcates, bids; shipments. 115,2S4 brls; runs,
80 794 brls.
CHARLESTON. oct 2-spirits of turpentne
firm at SOC. Rosn firm.
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Of many months past that the wholesale mer-
chants are not disposed 10 complain. Prices IN
tjeIes slight advances have been estahiighed This
viii Apply more Particularly 10 dry goods, leather
eggs. butter. Irish potatoes and choice apples.
Mehsa s peaches on the market but they sold
so high as to place them in the luxury list. Dur Dur
onions and grapes and they sold low Lemons are
easy IN price, cranberres in good supply with
prices well held. Owing to the unusually warm
heavy losses The provision market is active in
the shipments to Southeastern and New England
points. but the yellow fever scare has seriously
checked trade from the Southern States The
hide market Is active With prices steady. Moth
the preceding week. Receipts increased some
neither dealers nor commission men took hold as
freely, The week closed with track bids ruling
q WReat-No. 2 red, s2c; No. red. ssQs9c;
oe cornENo. Wife zsc; No white. 29c: No
3 white. 29c; No. white &c. 30 white
%hits sise ,iSS Selioy zsS 3sS s7 ysl
No mixed, 271sc; No. mixed. 2455c ear corn,
mixed. Zoe; No. missed, 19c. ~ 49, ~
total. cars corn: No white "a cars No L.
No yellow 2 No mixed III total t q eIrs
cars Hay: No. timothy. cars; No. 3. l;
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
BIC; hen turkeys, 7c toms, Sc; young turkeys
for full feathered; SOC Tor plucked
Butter-Country choice Zoe; Mixed &C.
Eggs-Strety fresh, 121z@13c
Feathers-Prime geese. SOc per lb; prime duck.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow, 25c for dark.
Honey-12ml4c per Id.
Wool-Medium unwashed, 15c; fine merino, un-
washed 10Gl1c tub-washed, 20425c; bury and
unmerchantable sc less.
HIDES. TAILOw, ETC
| Green-salted Hides-No. l, SIC; No. 2 TIC; No.
l calf, Ice: No. calf, S12c.
| Grease-White, &c; yellow, 2l5c; brown. 2Ac.
Tallow-No l. &c; No 2 212c.
| Bones-Dry, S12Q13 per ton.
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NEW ORLEANS. oct. Cotton quiet; sales,
5000 bales; ordinary. SCI, good ordinary, 5%ci low
6Ac; middling fair. eye; receipts 4,7O2 bales;
stock, 81 S24 bales.
MEMPHIS. Oct Cotton easy; middling, &C.;
receipts g. Az bales shipments 2a75 bales; stock,
23 POI pales; sales, 1900 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2--Cotton closed easy mid
ding uplands, 61kc; middag gulf, 6%c; sales. 10
bales.
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tin lest brands, IC 14x20. s425@4.75; 20x2s. $3.50
@9.se; &c, 1ox.0, old style SIS; block tin in pigs,
lee block tin in bars lSc zinc. sheet, &c; copper
bottoms. 21c; planished copper 2Ic; solder la
1zc; iron, 2IB, $3.50; &c, 50: iron, best bloom.
bars. &C.
Window Glass.
Price per box Of 80 square feet. Discount, co
SxS to lox15--sngle: "A. 81; A. $3.50; g. ss.25;
11x14 and 12x1S to 16x24-Siugle: IA. s.; A.
N.25; 3. ST. Double: IA, sl0.75; A, 1926 3,
isx2o and 2ox2O TO 2Oxso-single: IA. 5000: A.
$3.50; T. So. Double: AA $14 A. sl2.75; b. $12.
l5x26 to 24xSO-single: AA, Sii 80; A. $40; B,
s9;25 Double; IA, sl5.25; A. SlS.75; B, SIPS.
26X2S 10 24x36-Single: AA. Sl2; A, s1050 B,
$3.50 Double: IA. SIC; a. Si4. so: B, s1S. Is.
26x34 to 2sx22 and 30x30 to 26x44-Single: "A,
s12.75; A, SIZE; b. S1025. Double: IA, $l7.25;
A. Sl55e; =. $l4
s2sx46 to Sox50-Single: AA. SIS: A. $780, B.
S12. Double: IA. $685. A. SIS: B. $l6
Double: AA $22.75; A, $21.25; b. $50.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-The dry goods market
closed without feature locally. There is no
strengt hening of the market for cotton goods and
print cloths have slumped materially. Wooden
goods maintain their position uroistufbed by the
general trend of the market. although it is doubt
full whether in some divisions such as dress
goods dealers will be able to secure the expected
advances for spring goods. Staple cottons remain
in quiet request without change in any line.
Prints are fairly well maintained at current rates.
Print cloths are reported quiet at 212c, the sale
Yesterday afternoon at Fall River at that figure
having a decidedly weakening effect
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TRADE In GENERAL.
Quotations ct st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Place..

ST LOUIS. Oct. 2-F1our unchanged. Wheat
lower, closing with October i5c December &c
and May sc under yesterday. December opened
&c higher but heavy offerings caused a decline
of 1lsc From this the market rallied SC but
lost that later and closed weak with sellers hc
above the bottom spot auli, depressed and low
er: No. red. cash, elevator 95i4c: track 951
s6lsc: No. hard. cash, s352as4c: December s5ssc
asked: May. SIC Corn-Futures strong and ad-
vancing though May closed With sellers hc off
from the top. Spot easy; No. 2. cash. ESQ bid:
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NEW YORK. Oct. 2.--Pig iron steady South
ern S1O25611.50 Northern, 0.50Q12. Copper
easy; brokers, l1Ac. Lead strong; brokers, &c.
Tin plates quiet.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2-Lead lower at 4.O5@4 1S1kc
Shelter dull at 4 Csc.
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Saturdays Bank CIearings.

At Observation-Disclosures, &, or, ESQ.,
At Cheago-Clearings, SIG. 4SS.776. New York
exchange 20q30c discount. Sterling exchange:
Posted rates S4S3 and $4,S6.
At st. Louis-Clearings. SS.S7O,S59; balances.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. ssT.6 balances.
At New Orlears-Clearings, 5000, 956
st Baltimore-Clearings, $1,000, 1884, balances.
$50. 56S
At Boston-Clearings. SOCIETIES: balances.
At New York-Clearngs. STA. 754. no; balances.
At Philadelphia Clearings. SIG AIS; balances.
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In the MaInnt Grnre-

Sway, branches Of the walnut tree sway gently
to and fro:
And chatter, squirrel down to me. as back and
forth you go,
And blow, yeu Winds from out the south: and
shine, you setting sun;
And wifi be your willing guest until the day
is done.
Frank II. Sweet. in October St. Nicholas
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MindOvv GInaa.
REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Sixteen Transfers, with 81 Total Con-
sideration of 500, 33757


instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending p. M. Oct. 2. 1897, as fur
nished by Theo Stein abstraetor of titles, corner
Of Market and Pennsylvania streets, Indianapo-
lis Suite 229 first Office floor, The Lemcke.
Telephone 1760
Bridget Coleman to Bernhard Ellis, Lot
Of White White river sG'1iv-Siol oa'io' $4,000
Lots IS and As Kenwood PARK ,'.e .... 10000
Lot G. Wizard Place addition. ........ sOO
W Va aS ADDITION esSnie las 100000
JAMES E. Mcnamara to John Kelley,
Lot 6, Hoefgen's subdivision of Wiley's
south addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 112.5I
John Kelley to Marks Burke. same lot; 5000
Charles Maze to Jennie Cutterman, part
of east half, southeast. quarter Of Sec
tion /, Township H. Range 4............ 5000
Charles Maze to Thomas Maze part of
/. township iaah H. Range fs eUt $500
- lot IT, 7e. Rutter Grove addition 100000
Clarence II. Keclin to Samuel w. Miles,
in I'D s' addition n-So ls' @ 2.5OOOO
part of northeast quarter of northeast
Ranse u aec.'o A. io"..sip 100000
rows PAGE Piace ..cDe 'soH. ~. 10000
Thomas Waggoner to Sarah J. Teeters,
Lot 277. Allen s second north addition 10000
Edwin l.. Wilkinson to William A. Ham
addition 10000
lots 225 and nt1 rs Morton Place $4,000
Henry s. Fupguson TO Joshua H van
addition ti A- irvinston .'.... $4,000
Transfers, 1e; consideration. SO, SS1 81
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The downward movement has produced
on these twenty-one active stocks, specU-
lative and investment a decline ranging
from 2 to 1924 points and averaging 512
points. Since the 10Th prices have dropped
! to 2 points further, so that, at the close
of the week, figures averaged about Z per
cent. lower than on Sept. II. The selling
has undoubtedly been large by certain in
fiuential professional operators. and the
mass of smaller holders have done conSid-
cradle realizing under bear reports of ex-
tensive selling by capitalists, which ru-
mors however, have been explicitly and
openly denied by certain of those holders
Considering the pressure applied by the
bears, not only through short sales, but
also through demoralizing canards, end
also the largeness of the realizing on long
stock by bull operators, it is remarka bic
that the fall in prices has not been greater.
and the fact must be taken as evidence of
the great intrinsic strength of the market
and the readiness of buyers to take stocks
at current prices. Upon a market backed
by such extraordinary strong conditions as
now exist a fall of points is not an I'M
important concession, and ii may prove to
be as much as bear efforts can at present
accomplish. Still, as we have already in
timated this is not q season of the year
favorable to enthusiastic bulling move
ments; and, for the present and possibly
throughout this month, it Will be prudent
policy for buyers to be satisfied with small
profits Until next month, we may reason
ably expect an irregular market; and, I'M
der such conditions, it is always most
profitable to sell on strictly moderate ad-
yanceS and buy on the drops.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-California dried fruits
oret; evaporated apples. prime wire tray, 7c;
Wood,dried, prime, 7c; choice, 7Ac; fancy, 7kQSo;
Irunes. -i1kGSc, as to size and quality; aprcots
neeIed. 7la@l2c; peeled, 12156llGc.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade of the Week satisfactory and
Prices Steady md Firm.

While It would not be correct to say that the
trade OF the week ending Oct as salts
fsctory as that OF the preceding week. the volume
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The Short Line for ST. LOUIS and THE WEST
Leave Indianapolis Daily-s:1o a. M, 12:40
noon, p. m, IL 20 D. m.
Arrive st. Louis Union Station-3:15 p. M,
ZIP p. m, 1:44 a m, a. m.
Parlor car on 12:40 noon train daily anu
local sleeper on 11:20 p. m. train daily for
Evansville and St. Louis. open to receive
passengers at $3.50.
Ticket offices. No. 4S West Washington
street anu Union Station.
W. w. RICHARDSON, d. p. A.
f. A. FORD. General Passenger Agent
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Cattle Scarce and Quiet-HOgs a Trife
Wenker-Sheen SteadY.

INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 2.-Cattle-Recepts light
ard shipments light. There were but few fresh
arrivals. The market quiet at about yes
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Washington, DC
VIA
Pennsylvania Short Lines
THREE TRAINS DAILY

$50 a. M, 2:4o p. M and 7:2O p. m.
Through Pullman Sleepers without
change on 2:4O p. m. train.
w. w. RICHARDSON. d. p. A.
z. A. FORD. G. p. A.
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ITogs-Recepts. 1.5O0 shipments 400. The mar
ket opened slow at barely steady prices. Pack
ers and shippers bought, the former being the
principal purchasers. The closing was inclined
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Best brand charcoal tin. &c. lox14 l4x20, 12xlz
;s.5096; TX. l0xl4. l4xag l2xl2. s675Q7s0: roofing
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SATURDAY,, NoVEMRER 6 1sa7.

This is one of the richest sections of California
for growing grain, fruit, sugar beets, sweet 20 a.
toes etc. 10000 acres OF the estate OF J. W.
MITCHELL deceased adjoining Atwater, will be
so at auction on day of excursion to the highest
bidder ANY one looking for q home fine farm
ing land cannot well afford to miss this great SAFE
Tram leaves Sar Francisco (foot of arket st.l at
A. NJ. and returns at 8 As p NJ Connections
made wi; trains from san Jose Sacramento
Santa kosa, Stockton, Napa, etc Fare from san
francisco So so; from ail other points the
State one and one-thrd the regular single TRIP
first-class fare. Barb ecue at II M sale at P.
lain shine.
send for large map Of California (retails .: $ll
showing location of this tract of land; free OF
application also detail maps and circuia for the
asking
For further particulars rates, etc, apply TO your
nearest ticket agent, handbills, see
McAFEE BROS, los Montgomery ST., San Fran
cisco. Cal
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.

livery STABLE FOR RANCH. $500:
roomin e-house for ranch, $1,000: 2 flats for
ranch. $4,000; Mission property for downtown
property. 5000: lU0 business places, from $50 10
$4,000 SS houses and lots, from $500 10 s25, 900:
66 ranches, from S450 TO $5O,O0l H. G.
DECKER, 1920 MsrKetst
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

GEE THESE BARGAINS: ALL NEW AN d
- modern: two S-room houses, $a2O0: one-rnom
$3lU0; one Groom, $1,000; easy terms; see owner
IA n spruce ST.. Be seley.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
GRAND VALLEY EXCURSION.
RO UND TRIP, So so.

A day OF pleasure to the pie asure-seeker and a
day OF profit To the home seeker and land buyer
special excursion train will be ruu from san
FRANCISCO TO Atwater, Merced County, aud return
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STORAGE.


At LOWEST RATEs-HOUsEH GOODS.
"A pianos. etc; advances made; hreproof build
ing. +. W. ZEHFUSs, $40 Mission. Mint lS l.
Low RATkS-FURNITUREC CARPETS
~ pianos household goods; clean, light COM
partments; advances made. ]. NOONAN lOl7
10 1U23 Mission ST.. above sixth; open evenings
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE OF
IN THOMAS B. ROBINSON, deceased No
tlce is hereby xiven by the undersigned, WAL
T. X +. ROBINSON, q. W. FRINK and G. S.
CAPP, executors of the estate of THOMAS b.
ROBINSON. deceased, to The creditors of and all
persons having claims against the SAID deceased,
to exhibit them Wi h the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publication Of
this notice, to the said WALTER r. ROBINSON,
G. w. IN and G. :. Z PIP, at tine Office of
FOX & GRAY. 5US Montgomery street. room d,
.he same being the place for the transaction of
the business OF the said estate in The city and
county Of San Francisco, Stat OF California
WALTER r. ROBINSON,
g. w. Fk1NK,
G. 8. CAPP,
Executors of the estate Of THOMAS B. ROBIN
SON, deceased.
Dated at san Francisco. October 2Z 1897.
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o100 TO $500: MISSION LOTS: NO GRAD
ID lOU ing: hear Car lines: only SIS monthly
GET MAPS AND DIAGRAMS.
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OAKLAND FLATS.

CIT MODERN 6 AND ROOM FLATS; NO
ap .. dark rooms; stoves; porcelain bath:
water and ashman free near Ade Inc station.
Oakland; key at $40 Union st. KUENIG 4
KROLL 1905 Broadway, Oakland.
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q. 900 TO $500: RICHMOND LOTS AND
u LOO houses; easy terms; same as rent.

GTS TO $500: SOUTH OF PARK LOTS
ID y ready TO build on; Sl0 down. $5 monthly.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
WANTED-CASH BUYERS FOR FURNI-
w ture and household goods this week. Special
at the old store of II. sCHELLhAAS, 40S E.ev-
epth St. Oakland
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
PRICES ALE VERY LOW, WHY WAIT, BUY
NOW
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BlRTilS-MARRliGEs -DEATK.

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THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COAMIsSION,
hav ing recei sed NJ piications to mine by hy-
draulic process from L. La imore in the Conrad ~
Wheeler mine near Forbestown, Butte County. to
deposi tailings In a ravine, and from Edward G.
higney in the Round Butte NJ iue near San An
dreas, Calaveras County, TO deposit tailings in
Batista Creek, gives notice that meeti' will be
held at room 59. Flood building, San Francisco,
Cal, on November Is, 1897, at l:30P N.
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NJ AR HIED.

KALFIN-ASCH-In this city, Oc.obpr 81. 1S9-.
by RABBI Isidore Myers OF the Blu sh- street
Temple. Frank Kalin aud Theresa AscE, both
OF san Franclsco.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

COL GETZ & BROTHER,
y Room A, first floor, Crocker building
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SOL GETZ tS BROTHER,
CROKER BUILDING.