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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-04
Net e,r'gs, oo,bI7,s7s so,4b4.7e7 Inc.

Not . 3d. SO.o TcN II SOE,Dll
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad reports
Increase Of Fslos,2ss as sompsred Win With III, he
crease OF $40. 1870. For the three months end.
ing \ ,H sept; 80 the s gToss ,e earnings MI soM wers "; iit;42 e.:
$3.50, 700. All increase OF $l2a,767. Fixed
charges were $5s9.sll, leaving IA surplus OF
$293, $40, an Increase Of $l2l ,9O5.
Tho Norfolk and Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for September of 81 ,023. 302. an
increase. Of $l5s.457 as compared with the same
OF S27l ,676. For the three months ending Sept.
30 the gross earnings were 1927. 2s2, an in.
crease Of $200,G35 as compared with the CORE.
spending period OF last year. and net 1911 .S05,
an increase of $i7S,s li.
The Rio Grande Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for Sep.cn,bcr OF $30l $40. an in
crease of 500, 0a6 rs compared with the same
month oflast year. and net Sil5,072, an increase
Of $i5.i9i. For the three months ending Sept.
30 the gross earnings were %s93, 3O5. nm increase
OF 1897, 03o as compared with tho corresponding
period Of last year, and net S336,l72, an increase
OF Rl49.7 ia.
ports gross earnings tor September of 1923. S9l,
an Increase OF ~. O7:i MS "ompnrei wttb the same
c rre"so of sl :s 500 SeG For the the three fST nonfbs,c nd im,
Sept. 80 the gross earnings were S9S2 ,9H6. nm in.
crease of $23.Is2 as compared with the CORE.
spending period Of last year. and net $372,43l.
ali increase OF S29,3ls.
The Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis
1tailroad eports gross earnings t0r september OF
-, ul llItICuFc VI '-''t "o- 'blill'uEtu
with the same month OF last wear. and ncl $780,
15l. an increase II S3l 1913. For tho three
months ending Sept. 80 tho gross earnings were
81 ,o75, 347. an increase OF Sl43, hS6 as compared
with the corresponding period of last year. and
net S4lS,577, IN increase OF $46,9SG. Fixed
charges were $345. 9S4. leaving II surplus OF
S12,50i, an increase o. T5O,36I.
The Mexican International Railroad reports
gross earnings for September of ga, lSs, an in
crease of S27, 3il as compared with the same
month OF last year, and net $S2,0lO, an increase
OF Sl3.65s For The nine months ending Sept.
30 tho gross earnings were ~, 250. 117. an In.
crease of Sl4P,73L as compared with The CORE
spending period a. last year, and net SS42, 757.
an increase of Y lo9.l3s.
The Kansas City. Memphis and Birmingham
Railroad reports gross earnings for September
OF $97, 00O, Il decrease OF Sl2,S+l as compared
with the same month OF last year, and net
$l7.032, II decrease OF $l6,79I. For tho three
months ending Sept. 80 the gross earnings
were $500, 100, a decrease of $l9,3ll as COM
pared with the corresponding perioa Of last year,
and net $i3.7S4 u decrease of %32."l3. Fixed
charges We're S43. 7s4, leaving a deficit Of
IS, lG3, an increase Of $32, Zig.
The Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad re-
ports gross earnings for September OF $ll8,-
s54. an increase OF $l4,964 as compared with
an increase OF Slb. 65s. For tho eleven months
ending Sept. 30 the gross earnings were = l,069,-
7Ol. an increase OF Sl2o, $50 ~ compared with
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Available cash balance,
including gold reserve. sQ07, o2l.l 10 s2O5. Q2s, 77i
enaGrIt

Money in Londonl zig q cent. Rates OF dis.
count In open market for both short and three
months bills, = 1916 a 2Ts n cent. Paris nd.
vices quote 8 = cents altos francs 40 confines.
Exchange on London % francs 17la confines.
The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank OF
m shows the folio ing changes: Cash in
hand decreased $780, 600 marks; Treasury notes
decreased 100000 marks; "other' securities
increased ls.l 600 marks; notes in circula.
ton increased 80, 300, 600 marks.
The Reorganization Committee OF the Union
Pacific. Denver and Gulf Railway Company
gives notice that u majority of the consolidated
mortgage bonds and Of the stock of the company
has boon deposited under the reorganization
plan, and that tho certificates of deposit of the
New York Stock Exchange. The committee has
extended the time for the deposit of these sccu.
rites until Nov. Is. inter which date none will
be receive +, except in the discretion of the COM
mittce and. upon the payment of a penalty of
$50 for each consolidated mortgage bond and 81
for each share Of stock.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
H. ----
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Cotton was moderately active to-day, but weak,
Liverpool was lower both for futures aud spots. the
South sold freely here, Liverpool sent selling orders
ana tirtd local longs liqu. dated their holdings. stop
loss orders were reached con- ributing TO the weak
ness, Frosts were reported at various places In the
south ana further frosts were predicted for to night.
the receipts were smaller than had been expected,
and the prize is considered very cheap, but he South
cru pressure to sell cotton at almost any price offsets
The Manchester situation Is regarded as good
LS settled. Frosts are predicted for the In
terror OF Alabama and MIssissippi tonight.
followed by warmer weather In all sections
OF the cotton belt on Thursday. Columbus, Miss.
Oct. 2b.--.'fhoro IL . little top crop In this section, and
me- weather prevailing this month has improved it
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Elected President or tho Colonial Trust Con.
phnI.

At a meeting OF tho directors of tho Colonial
Trust Company yesterday John f. Borne was
elected President of the company in place of
former Governor Roswell y. Flower, who re-
signed some time ago. Mr.. Flower was elected
Honorary Vice President.
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upon sugars imported from the Netherlands, to
the Increasing competition OF beet sugars and
OF new reineries in process OF construction and
the slight indisposltion Of the President OF
the American Sugar Refining Company. An
other incident affecting the market for Sugar
refining was n further reduction In tho prices
OF refined sugars.
A number Of stocks wero exceptionally firm,
and q few closed higher than on Monday, owing
to tho belief that they will be treated moro
literally than heretofore by the new State and
municipal authorities. Chief among those last
referred to were Consolidated Gas. Metropolitan
Traction and Manhattan Railway. All of them
advanced rapidly in the carly dealings. and in
spite OF the late depression. Consolidated Gas
and Metropolitan Street Hallway closed higher
than yesterday. The frmness OF Chicago Gas
was readily explained by tho authoritative
announcement that the Peoples Gaslight Com
pany and those most largely interested In It
have finally secured control Of tho only two op.
position companies Of Importance. The further
progress made toward transferring tho property
OF tho Union Pacific company from the Govern
mcnt and other creditors back to the absolute
control Of the shareholders sustained the mar.
ket for Union Pacific until the late dealings. As
tho final movement Of tho market was based
upon reports rather than upon the facts, q
change In tho speculative sentiment In the i'm.
mediate future is not improbable.
Final sales compare with those OF Monday
as follows:
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WOODBURF'S FiCIAL CREAM,
manufactured by DermAtologist Woodbury., is delight.
fully perfumed. put up In tubes convenient for usoi
and 10 an acquisition 10 the toilet tAole. Its use viii
prevent Tan and Freckles. SEMI Toe. for Beauty Book
and sample OF cream. John II. Woodbury.. Dsrms
1oIoRtak 1NT w. 42d ST. n. Y.
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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spot
was lower but active. Sales 44s,Ooo BUSH.
including l6s,0O0 No. . red on private terms.
and 10000 No. 2 Chicago at 96ac. here. and
100000 bush. ungraded rod and spring on pri-
vate terms at the outports for export. Free on
board afioat: No. / Northern spring. New York.
99'sc.; do, Duluth, $l.0O's; No. . hard winter.
997Sc.; No. 2 red. S1.01 7s; No. ! hard Duluth,
81 .03hs. Minneapolis received to-day $685. $40
.ush., against 500. 700 last year; Duluth no.
$40, against 906, $40; Chicago 400, 700, against
lso.s3s; Kansas City 1874, 500. against %, 400;
Toledo lla.155. against 4O.041; Detroit no..
400. against 10, l0last year. Futures advanced
asc. to Ac., but lost this and declined SIC. to
1isc. Future sales 1885, 900 BUSH, as follows:
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4 ALroN RAILROAD CoMp,xY.
Glrettuns and aacettmas.
r"r Arc"sso;; IorrHA aHp SANTA

HE INHENVN. IVFFNN MI HNNIA FE
RAILWAY
The ANIMAL MEETING of tho stock holders OF tho
Atclison, Topeka and santa Fe Railway Company
VIII he held At the principal onlcc OF the company in
'IoLeLa. k.ts9s. on Thursday. ihe ON day ~ Deccn.
Ter. lHu1. AZ |. o'cI" X noon, for thr ~clcciuuo At D,rrr'
tors and HE transaction ~ any ether / ls.nrss that
IN IS IrnpeTly come lcturo the InCeting, including the
election nI lnlrItndrEt Auditor. to nlIit the books
and accounts ~ the company at the close Of the hscal
yer,
The stock transfer books will I've closed at the cloAs
OF hGsiuesH on saturday, November q. 1897. and rO-
opened at the clnSe OF said annual meeting.
l.. G DENIM, AL bOOTStAEI.
New York. oetObsr u. 1897.
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Douglas & Jones,
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange,
90 ST.. n. ". CITY.
Market letter on application.
5iiridendS and 8nterest.
NORFOLK Il wEsTEnN RAILWAY co.

40 Exchange Place.
New York, October II, 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the Board OF Directors
has declared on the Adjustment Preferred Stock Of
this Company u dividend OF ONE DOLLAR PER
SHARE out Of the surplus net income for the period
ended jun som, lhNi. payable at the Office OF tho
CONS any III New York city on ana after November
l5tA, 1876. to III" Adjustment Preferred Stockholders
as r,glst"rcd al the close Of business on November
Gth. 1871.
The transfer books for Adjustment Preferred Stock
VIII he closed from IL O'Clock noon. SOvember 9TH,
1897, until 10 O'Clock A. NJ, November ION. 1877.
A.. j. HEMP!ilLL, secretary.
CHICAGO AMI ALTON RNIIEOAD
CHICAIO. III. Nov. 3. 1897.
hOIICi"-A quarterly dividend uf unu dollar and
sevrntS'hvc cents per share has this day been de-
clnr'd IN the Preferred and Common SO K Of this
Company, payable ON the iir,t day OF December next.
70 the stockholders OF record AT the close OF buslneN
hours on the ION instant.
III" dividend On shares registered IN Sew York will
We Idld a. Tie oniCc or the CuIuiHny's AScHts, MenAis.
Z uNlcr, Morgan * Company, - Pnr street, New
\ ora, and the dividend On shares registered In chi.
caEo viii he paid AZ thr otrr" Of IA" Tr' asurer Of tine
Company. G., II. FOSTER. Treasurer.
NEST CulCAGO STREET RAILROAD COMPANY,
w 81 WALL 81, NEw YORK. Nov. 1. 1891.
day d""inreh = quarterly dividend Of CNE M ONE.
hALT ~ !rr c'u'. ON lis capt Al stock. pay able
Nov. 10, lhJ7. AZ iar one" u the Company.
Irtns'cr hooks VIII dose SOY. . ard reopen No.. 10.
T." $, bWSLEY. Secretary.
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FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
A FLOOR OF FANTASIES,
THE 7TH FLOOR,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Row York Stock ExchanEe-saIes Wow. o.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81. ooos).
5Us4 As. r. 1oo7ll3 6Usbs, r......
! Ala, cl A......lOSll
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES HoNps.
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r~srABLrsHED J .


l. BROOKLYN STORES,
broadway q Bedford Ave.
fulton st. 4 Flhtbush Ave.
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Barley-Was steady. New feeding. 2s@2sl4c, cost
and freight to Bun alo: mailing. IOG SOC. as TO quality.
Rye-Was arm State, 5loG512c. No. 9 Western, soc.
cost and freight TO Buffalo. G ,rn-Spot was easier
ing 100000 No. . mixed at 32Lc. and on private
I rms for export here and ut the outpOrts; No. 2
mixel. Z. 900 at 307sc. in elevator. Futures advanced
&C.. but lost II and declined sc. to ac. Future sales
AIS, 600 bush. as follows;
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The sales OF mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-


Total sales. 2.4OO shares
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10
THIS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed In a.
either Of the publication Offices ana be in lorssl
with the name and residences OF persons authorized
10 have the same published
SURN.
HAEsLooP-In this city, July 8. 1897, TO tbs
wife OF c. p Haesloop, son.
WOLLBERG-Juy =, 1897 TO the wife OF A. s.
w Wolberg.
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SIAkGiEO.

NAk1;i L, D.
BUSH -WARD-In this city, July 8, 1897.
bv the Rev. Dr. j.. +. Ollie, William Henry
Bushell and Catherine Cecilia Ward. both OF.
San Francisco.
URZON-BURNS-I this city. July 7. 1897 by
the Rev. DR. 4. X. Ollie, Frank CurZon and Mary
E. Burns, both OF Oakland cal
SOUTHWtLL- L. BERRING TR In Frultvale
Cal. July 1897, at the residence of the brides
mother, by the Rev. Dr. l.. X. Ollie. James r.
Southwell OF santa Ana. Cal, ami Minnie Agnes
Berringer of Fruit vale.
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PROPOSALS.

ITO CONTRACTORS - BIDS WANTED ON
i canal work in Oregon; $4,000 yards earth, 1900
rock. Send stamped envelope for spec fcations t o
WILLIAM NTH. 50 Ne. Thirteenth ST., Port
land, Oregon.
l. ROPoSAL FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES SO
j New NJ Montgomery St, san Francisco, Cal +,
July 8, 1887. sealed proposals in triplicate will
be received here until II O'clock A. II. (Pacific
standard Tim }, August 10. 1e97, for furni .hing
ard storing mere, 100000 gallons Mineral Oil, 1856
degrees flash test IN cases of two five-gaIlon cans
each. The United States reserves the right 10 re-
iecJ or accept any or all proposals or any part
thereof Information furnished on application
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
proposals for Mineral Gil" and addressed JAS.
United States army, Depot QuaIermsster.
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TT s ENGINEER OFFICE, ROOM 30, FLOOD
- building, San Francisco. Cal, July z, 1897.
Sealed proposals for construc. ing gun empace-
ment near San Diego, Cal, will be received here
until ~ NJ, August9, 1897. and then opened In
formation furnished application. CHAS. e.
l. B. DAVIS, major engineers.
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I McAVOY & GALLAGHER,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS,3
90 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoln school.
Telephone South so.
Estab 1851. Tel. South AZ.
CRAIG & COCHRAN CO.

Funeral Directors and Embalmers,
22 ~ AND 26 MINT AVENUE.
Lady assistants Spacious chapel for the use OF
our patrons. hubber tires on our ambulance.
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STORAGE.


Low RATES-FURNITURE CARPETS,
~ pianos, household goods; clean, light COM
partments; advances made. j. NOONAN, l0lf
10 1923 Mission ST., above sixth, open evenings
FURNITURE PIANOS ITC-ADVANCES.
j. packing, shipping CHAS IATAY YLOR, GOA Post.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10
CITY REAL ESTATE.

-~----.-------o--~-~-------,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
REAL EsTATE AGENTS,
MONTGOMERY ST.
II st ". side, bet O'Farrell and Geary; BOX
1877: IS and 2-story houses; font and rear.
CEARY ST. N. SIDE, NEAR JONES: 25x
" 1875 and 2-story residence: IL rooms; should
be altered into fats; would then pay $l2O q
month; $4,000.
MISSION ST., BET. Sd AND 4IH; GOOD
Il business block: 37:9xlO0; $23,750
ME. COR. POLK AND PINE; s-sToRY
IN building and lot z0x62;6; $4,000.
VERY CHEAP, $50 900. CORNER; So
vara and fine residences; rent $3.50
CORNER FRONT AND OREGON: SOLID
~ brick building; rents 500; lot Sox6s; reduced
to $50, 500.
VERY CHEAP CORNER, oovARA AND
fine 2-s ory residences; rents $24O; reduced
rents: only $4,000
CHEAP LOTS.
WAN NESS AVE, ONLY 1925 PER FRONT
foot bv 125 feet deep, any size front. between
Green and Union; Van Ness ave accepted by the
ely.
O'EARRELL ST, BETWEEN LAGUNA AND
~ buchanau, lots any size front: 20xl2U, $oUUU;
lots have frontage on rear street.
ONLY s2450 EACH; LOTS, 25xl00. WEST
~ side Laguna, between Ellis and OFarrelL
M ALLER ST., NORTH SIDE LOTS 25x
w 137 ;6, only $1,000. and lots 25x100. $2250
half block from Market ST., bel. Octavla and
Laguna.
OTIS 25x1S7:6, COUGH ST., BET. GROVE
IL and Fulton, only $3.50 each; street accep ed
CTEiNER-sT. LOTS. 25x137:6, $2500. OR
~ any size front at same rate: between Broad
way and Vallejo: fine view of bay.
CHEAP HOUSES AND LOTS. VIEW OF BAY.
pEDUCED TO $4bO0-GREEN ST. NORTH
LII side, bet Octavia aud Laguna; 29:4x1S7 :6
AID 2-story bow-wndow house, 8 rooms, ba aud
modern; room for driveway; fine view OF bay.
broadway, BET. OCTAvIA AND La
ID guna 30xl12:6 and cottage 8 rooms, bath,
etc; only $56UU; street accented: good view.
Cs c00O 3 LIFT; NEW HOUSES, JUST
,DbOUU. finished; 8 rooms and ali modern
convens noes; fine view OF bay; very easy terms
Buchanan ST.. near Green; 8 short blocks from Pa
cific ave. block from unioI-st cars and 2 blocks
from new line on Fillmore st.
GOO7R VAN NESS AVE. RESIDENCE
sDCOtC. and lot, 47xl26, bet Green and
Union or larger lot If desired
T ARKIN ST., CoZY COTTAGE. ROOMS
j. and bath and lot bet Fflhert ana Greenwich; ;
only $260O; elegant view.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

MARRIAGE LICENSES,
The following marriage licenses havs been
issued by the County Clerk's office:
Louis A. Le Clair and Laura A Fava, 24-21.
Harry urdv and Mary j. Leihy. z7-2S.
Gilbert Dtebolt and Katie Kuhn, 26-33.
Oliver T.. 6. Arndt and Clara NJ. Evans 1923
me, w storms and Cora B. Baron, 29-25
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MEDICAL

A PROCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARM
IA less: never fails in any case of monthly sick.
mss, no mat er what cause; electricity bum
bug or other dangerous methods: money n every
case refund If cure is not effected: travellers
helped immediately; years exp rience; home in
confinement with sa tarian conven ences. Con-
suit free the only reiiabe phys clans. DR.. AND
MRS. DAVIES, IA McAllister ST.. next Hibernia
Bank; hon s A. NJ. TO 5 md to p.
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d ENTs $S4 SO: $ll.50g; LEAyEN WORTH
N St w. side, bet OFarrell and Geary; BOZ
1877 Is and 2-story houses; font and rear.
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'ToHN PFORR, 329 MONTGOMERY ST., OPP.
y Safe Deposit, offers for sale:
Reduced again 10 $2lu0 fiom $4,000; rent $32;
on Sheridan St., near 10th; Ia rooms; lot 25x
100.
Reduced again to $1,000 from $4,000; 9th st.
very good house; story IL rooms; brick founda-
tion. etc. lot 25xl60 to street in the rear, with
stable for horses,
Reduced to $4,000 from $3.50; rent S25; busi-
ness property on 7th ST.. near Brannan; saloon; 8
roOmS and stable; lot 25X l0u.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

@OO76 VAN NESS AVE. RESIDENCE
sDCOtC. and lot, 47xl2b, bet Green and
Union or larger lot If desired
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

GEARY ST. N. SIDE, NEAR JONES: 25x
" 1875 and 2-story residence; IL rooms; should
be altered into fats; would then pay SlZ0 q
month; $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

ATTORNEYS-AT-L
4 DVICE FREE: DIVORCE La Ws sPAC
80, lalty; privaIe; no fee without suecess ploDs.e
r. GoSsned; private detectives estao isnen ~ yeals
y "'AOW K, atty at law $50 Market. cor. e'ochen
ESAL PAPERS A SPECIALITY; 10 YEARS.
= practice. g. ARMBRU5IER, "a Montgy, 7 /.
A DElCk FREE; NO CHARGE UNLtsS sue
Sesstul. w. w. DAVIDSON, e27 Market So
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MISSION ST, BET. Sd AND 4TH; GOO
Il business block. 37:9xl00; $23,750
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

r ARKIN ST., CoZY COTTAGE, s ROOMS
j. and bath and lot bet Fflhert ana Greenwich; ;
only $2o00; elegant view.
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CORNER FRONT AND OREGON: SOL
" brick building; rents 500; lot 30x65; redue
to $50, 500.
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ME. COR POLK AND PINE; 3-STOF
IN building and lot z0x62:6; $4,000
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0 c00O LIFT; NEW HOUSES JUST
tDbOOO. finished rooms and all modern
convenitn noes; fine view OF bay; very easy terms;
Buchanan st., near Green; 8 short blocks from Pa-
cic ave block from Union-st cars and blocks
from new line ON Fillmore st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

A PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE-
"a store every OF monthly sickness from
whatever Cause in few hours wben medicines
and others have failed; instruments used;
many years experience; every case guaranteed;
advice free; terms reas0nab,e; frst-class priva,e
home for confnem, mt. MRS DIR. DALEY, 1926
Market St., over the Owl Drugstore
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

VERY CHEAP CORNER, o0-vARA AN 7
fine rs ory residences; rents $240; reduced
rents; only $4,000.
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III FOR SALE BY
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
REAL Estate AGEN rs,
q MONTGO ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

VERY CHEAP, $50 600. CORNER; 30
' vara and fine residences; rent $265.
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CHEAP HOUSES AND LOTS. VIEW OF BAY.
pEDUCED TO $45O0-GREEN ST.. NORTH
LII side, bet OctaVla and Lasuna; 29:4x137 :6
AID 2-story bow-window house, 8 rooms, ba h aud
modern; room for driveway; fine view Of bay.
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BROADWAY, BET OCTAvIA AND La
- guna; 30xll2:6 and cottage rooms, bath,
etc; only $56uU: street accented: good view.
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~ EFT A CHOICE, HEALTHFUL HOME SITE
" while prices are low: lots 500 TO $3.50 at
Ftchburg. beyond Fruitvale; the best property
for investment now offered; local trains and
electric 10 minutes to Oakland and 4o TO
San Francisco; splendid climate out OF damp
belt soil excellent for gardeningi best water
facilities; good schooi terms to suit. Before buy
ing in this locality see the owner OF this property
[. NJ. RUNKLE. sl51s Washington 81. ups:airS
room % Oakland Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

CHEAP LOTS.
VAN NESS AVE, ONLY 1925 PER FRONT
foot bv 125 feet deep, any size front. between
Green and Union; Van Ness ave accepted by the
Ci ".
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-01-09
NEED FOR SLEEP.
The Most Important Compensation Fol
All Effects of Fatigue.

The Most Important Compensation For
All Effects of Fatigue.
By far the most important compensa-
ton for all effects of fatigue is sleep.
Everybody, even the man mentally most
inert, develops when awake a mass OF
mental effort which he cannot afford
continuously without suffering. We
need, therefore, regularly recurring Pc
RODS in which the consumption OF men,
tai force shall be slower than the con-
tinuous replacement. The lower the de-
gree to which the activity of the brain
sinks the more rapid and more COM
plete the recovery.
The mental vigor of most men is usu-
ally maintained at a certain height for
the longest time in the forenoon. Evil
dence of fatigue come on later at this
time of day than in the evening, when
the store of force in our brain has been
already considerably drawn upon by the
whole days work. If no recovery by
sleep is enjoyed or it is imperfect the
consequences will invariably make
themselves evident the next day i'll q
depression Of mental vigor, as well as
in rise in the personal susceptibility
to fatigue. The rapidity with which one
of the persons experimental upon could
perform his task in addition sank about
third after a nights journey by rail-
way with insufficient sleep. Another
experimenter could detect the effects Of
keeping himself awake at night in a
gradual decrease of vigor lasting through
four days. This observation was all the
more surprising because the subject was
not conscious of the long duration Of the
disturbance and was first made aware OF
it incidentally by the results of contin-
ued measurements on the causes of the
manifestations of fatigue. Popular Sci
ence Monthly.