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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-04-28
Notice For Publication.

Land Office at Waterfowl. 5. D., April 5, 1895
Notice lie hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make homestead hnal proof in sup
pert Of his claim aud that said proof will be
made before the judge of the county court
at Webster, ). h. GU May -. 1898. viz
EDWARD RASMUSSEN.
HID. Entry No. 1882, for the seA SEES IL twp l2J
". Re So W. -.
He names the following witnesses TO prove hi:
continuous residence upos and cultivation 81
said land, vIz Peder NJ, Peterson, Neis n.
Nielsen. Ole j, Jacobsen Nels o. Anderson, all
of Roslyn, S. ID. Lee Stoyer, Register.
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Netico for Puhlicat,on.

: puU stVTI NV
Land Office at WATERFOWL, S. D., April 6. 1895
Notice is hereby given that tho t~ollovins
named settler has filed notice of his intention
To make timber culture final proof ia support
of his claim, and that said noof will be made
before the judge of the county court at Web.
ster, 3. d., ON May 18th. 1898. viz
John carlson. T.c. EHtry Nm. 1857
for the SEX sec "a. twp IL. range 81. He names
the follow ius Witnessed To prove his confirm.
Gus planting aud cultivation of said Ian A. viz
Peter Holmquisf of Bristol. ). D.. and Fred
krause. VIM. More, Charley Gustafson. OF
Webster, >. ID. Lee Slower. Register.
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Sibley, Iowa, stomach troubles ;
S. ]. Oleson, Esteryllle, Iowa,
rheumatism, of long standing
j. A. Rice, Sibley, Iowa, piles /;
Miss L. Tiffany, Enmettsburg,
Iowa, asthma and heart trouble !;
Miss Maid Smith, Kmmettsburg,
Iowa, gastric and muscular rheu-
matism ; Henry Segel, lreton,
Iowa, birthmark, removed by elec-
tricity /; Mrs. J. G. Adams, Ores
ham, Wis.,, graduated eye, cured
in three treatments Edward A.
Lowenburg, Mondovi, Wis, bren-
chilis, affecting lungs; Mrs. Wood
Ono, Wis, eatarrh Of stomach and
nervous prostration, cured in four
months ; Mrs. A. Thompson.
Spring Valley, Wis.,, liver and
stomach troubles, cured in three
months ; Mrs. Andrew Wohl,
Bald Wis.,, owing to lameness
used crutches for M year, cured
by DR.. Rea in four months. after
all others had failed ; Mrs. Joe
King, Vsrmillioa. =. d., curee Of
ohrsnic female, stomach and liver
troubles, after other doctors had
PRONOUNCED her incursble Peter
Lees, Emmett. S. d., cured of
Cancer of lip in one treatment ; j..
g. Allen, Esterville, Iowa, cured of
caucerous growth behind the ear.
after consulting many eastern
physicians, all of whom had given
him up to die ; FL. L, Waterman,
Vermillion, S. d., cured of chronic
eye and blood troubles, after many
other physicians had unsucsessfully
treated him ; Ludwig kladt.
Watsrtown, S. d.. ulcsrous sore on
the hand, had doctored for years,
was cured by DR.. Rea in three
months /; George Maxon, cured of
kidney disease in three months, after
other doctors had said it was dia-
betes and that no one could cure
him /; A. b. Frizzle, Huron, cured
of liver and stomach troubles ; Al
vim Schields. Alexandria, S. d.,
cared of cancer of lip in one treat
ment ; Mrs. St. Charles, Alexander,
Wis, cured of consumption of long
standing /; p. b. Ferguson, Golden.
Ill, cured Of nervous debility and
lost vitality ; Josie Peterson, Ha-
vanna, ILL.,, cured of consumption in
three months ; S. Stsuton, Huron,
s. d., cured Of bad cancer on the
lip at one treatment ; Mrs. Robert
Twiss. Redfeld, S. d., skin caacsrs
on feet, cured in two treatments,
when other doctors said she could
not be cured Geo. q. Mohl, Elk
horn, Neb., cured Of chronic kidney
and blood trouble OF long standing I;
H. G. Hoy, Aurora, 5. d., cured of
chronic throat trouble ef long stand
ing, had treated with msiiy doctors,
cured by DIR. Rea in three months ;
Mrs. George Sexauer, wife Of prom
inent man OF Brookings, ). d., cured
of chronic summer troubles of
several years standing /; Hon. j.
Mlol,arls, Watert wn, ). ID. cured
of dry eczema, after long treatment
by other doctors without success,
cured by DIR. Rea in -four months
SHAY his work progress aud his
cures in Nls future be as marvellous
as they have been in the past.
"--liev. w. Tate,
.'The Standard,
"Xeokuk, Iowa"
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be .indorsed with the name and residence of persons authorized to have the same published
 BORN. AsCHE-July 6. 1898. to the wife of H. c. Asche. BELTON-In this city. June 26 1S9S to the wife of P. W. Belton, a son. BRUHNS-June 29, 1898, to the wife of Will liam Bruins of San Francsco, daughter. DICK-In this city, June 26, 1S9S to the wife of Thomas Dick, daughter. FOERTSCH-Ju g. 1898, to the wife of H. J. Foertsch a daughter. GIROT-In this city. June 21. 1898. to the wife of Alfred Girot, son. LUBNER - In this city. June 26. 1898. to the wife of John Lubner, daughter MOLANDER-In this city, July g. 1898, to the wife of Daniel Molander, son. NELSON-July 8, 1898, to the wife of N. Nell son. son.
 RAGAN-June 2S. 1898. to the wife of Dr. D. F. Ragan, daughter. SMITH-In this city, July B. 1898, to the wife of Alexander Smith, SWANSON-In this city, July 1, 1898, to the wife of Bernt Swanson, daughter. SUTHERLAND-In this city, June 22, 1898, to the wife of W. G. Sutherland, son.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TRANs-ATLANTIC sTEAMERs

TRANS STEAMERS. NEW YORK-Sailed July 9-Stmr Georgiana, for London; stmr Etruria. for Liverpool; stmr SDaarndam, for Rotterdam; stmr La Touraine. for Havre stmr Kaiser Wilhelm II. for Naples; stmr Pretoria, for Hamburg; strnr Norge, for Copenhagen.
 NAPLES-Arrived July 9-Stmr California. from New York
 Sailed July s-Stmr Karamania. for New York
 LIvERPOOL-Arrived July s-Stmr Canada. from Boston.
 Sailed July 9-Stmr Umbria, for New York LISBON-Arrived July 9-Stmr Neuttra, from New York for New York.
 sOUTHAMPToN-saiI July s-stmr Ches- ter, for New York
 ANTwERP-Arriyed July S-stmr Friesland, from New York
 BREMEN July s-stmr Friedrich der Crosse, for New York.
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CARPET CLEANING.
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-Assessment Book of Real and Per
 sonal Property, 1S9S.-Ofi1ce of the Clerk of
 Board Of Supervisors of the city and county
 of San Francisco, City Hall building. second
 floor. July 6, 1S9S
 Public notice is hereby given. in accordance wltn section No 3654 Of the Political Code that the Assessment Book of the City and County of San Francisco, for the fiscal year lS9S has been completed and delivered to me as Clerk of the I ard of Super .sors together with the map books and statements. and will be open for examination in this office from g o'clock a. m. to O clock p. m., and that said Board of Supervisors met to examine the As sessment Book and equalize the assessment of property therein. on Tuesday afternoon July 5, iS9S at 2 O clock. and will thereafter con tinue in session from time to time until the business Of equalization presented to them Is disposed of but not later than the 18th day of July, 1898.
 Applications for correction of assessment of real estate and personal property are required to be verified by oath.
 Public notice Is also given that, in accord ance with sections 1S97 1899 Ind 3654 of the Political Code. the Military Roll has been com pleted, delivered over to me, and is now open for examination and correction. as provided by law. JNO. A, RUSSELL Clerk
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MARRIED.

CoNKLIN-o'R RoURKE-In this city, June 2s. 1898. at St. Mary's Cathedral by the Rev. Father Crowley. Frank Conkin and Mar garet M. O'Rourke. both of San Francisco COSTA-VINING-In this city. July 3, 1S9s by the Rev. pr. Charles Edward Locke, Nick Costa and Mamie Vinng, both of San Francisco. HAMMOND-BRUGGEM this city, July ?, 1898, by the Rev. Dr. Charles Edward Locke. Warren L. Hammond and Alice M. Brugge- man, both of San Francisco.
 JORDAN--BOWES-In this city. July 6. 1898. by the Rev. Father Prendegast. Vicar Gen .eral, George W. Jordan and Ethel Adelaide Bowes. both of San Francisco.
 NINZ-POW ELSON-In this city, July g. 1898, by the Rev. John A. B. Wilson, D.D., Arthur P. Ming of United States Cavalry, Presidio, and Ruby Powelson of San Francisco. SCHRADER-BUTTERFI - In this city, June 30 1898, by the Rev. Dr. Charles Edward Locke Charles L. Schrader and Sarah 4. Butterfeld, both of San Francisco. WOLFENDEN-FOLLET this city. July 6, 1S9S by the Rev. Dr. Charles Edward Locke, Andrew Wolfenden and Anna Rita Follett. both of San Francisco.
 ILLIAMS-WADLEY-In this city, July 6, 1898, by the Rev. Dr. Charles Edward Locke, Frederick A. Williams and Bertha Wadley, both of San Francisco.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows Arthur G. Ming and Ruby Powelson. ...... 23- 1 James ColtZau and Theresia Kaiser. Az 4 John J. Cahalin and Isabelle L. Clark. .23-2 F. R. Ickhoff and Evelyn G. Brougham. 2-2 E. B. Laventhal and Lillian Rothschild.. .36-2 P. F. McGovern and Lena M. Rebstock. .2e-2 Daniel H. Foley and Hannah Cocks. S-3 Albert Koenig and Mary Carroll. ............31-2 9 J. M. Gregorio and Maria Gueldermina. P I
 Richard H. Lawton and Mary D. Savage. .26-2 Charles II. Rankin and Jean Wallace ...... .2S-2
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A SPLENDID INVESTMENT CORNER.
 SIS. OO0-TO close estate; 3-stOry building Etore and concrete basement and upper floors and 2 2-story and basement bay-window houses lot 56:3x72; corner on prominent streets north Of Market st,
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A CHEAP RESIDENCE IN THE MISSION.
 $oHu-Ouly half block from Mtssion-st. cleo ulc cars; q nice 2-story bay-window residence oI rooms; brick foundation, etc.; 25xl0O.
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WESTERN ADDITION COzY COTTAGE.
 S-'"9-fost st. nice location; easy terms; nice. coy paH-Window cottage Of . rooms and bath; piltA iyll1uat.oI, etc.. stone sidewalks; street
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DIED.


 Jacobson. Frank Slater, Dr. Thomas Landman, Marion Taylor, Jane Lucas. Joseph Townsend, Louis R. Lynngreen, Mrs. J.
 BARBIERI-1n this city. July T. 1898, ,Gio- father of M. and Mabel Barbieri, and brother of MT. G. Barbieri. native of Italy, aged 47 years months and 22 days.
 CFFriends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral this day lsunday)ms m at l o'clock. from his late resi-; rest; Hill Cemetery.
 BELLNAP-In this city. July 8. 1SsS Hattie M. Bellnap. only daughter of Mrs D. D. Harnan. a native of Nevada, aged IT years i month and days.
 BROWN = July T. 1898, William e., beloved and brother of George H.. Thomas A., Jean. Mamie, Maud and Mille Brown and Mrs. H: McMahon. native of San Francisco, aged 2S years months and Is days
 UFriends respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral this day Sunday. at 11:3O o'clock. from t4e family residence. 1911 sut- ter street. Interment private. CLEARY-In South San Francisco. July ', 1898, William Joseph. dearly beloved husband of the late Julia A: Cleary. and dearly beloved father of Mrs. Katie Keefe. Mrs. H. G. Mil Ter, William J. Cleary. Mrs. F. s. Oliver and Frank Cleary a native of Waterford. Ire land, aged 59 years months and 2l days. member of Bay View Lodge No. 159. A. O. U. W. (New York papers please copy)
 CF Friends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral this day (sunday). at s:3o clock. from the residence
 
 enth avenue south thence to All Hallows' Church. street, between Fifteenth and Six teenth avenues south, where solemn quiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul. commencing at o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. A o. U. W.-To the officers and members of Bay View Lodge No. 159, A. o. U. w. Brothers: You hereby notified to meet at your lodgeroom this day Sunday, at clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of late brother, William Joseph Cleary. By order of Nj. W.
 EDWARD c. MEALEY Recorder. DALY-In this city, July g, 1898. Thomas. dearly beloved husband of Catherine Daly, and father of Frank. Edward and David Daily. Mrs. P. Scully and the late Mrs. J. Gallagher, native of County Limerick Ire- land aged 73 years.
 llTNotice of funeral hei after. DAWSON-In this city. July g. 1898. William. Dawson. and brother of Dolly Dawson and Mrs Joseph Daily, native of San Francisco, aged "A years months and 13 days. DENISON-In Oakland, July T. 1898. Eli s. Denison, native of Elbridge, N. r.. aged 70 years and Il months
 EP Friends and acquaintances respect fully invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday. at o'clock. from the Unitarian Church. Fourteenth and Castro streets. h. ternent private.
 GREVES-In this city. July 9, 1898. Mary. be- loved wife of Hiram Groves. and daughter of Mrs. Ellen Mitchell native of San Fran cisco. aged 27 years.
 Ey Remains at the parlors of McAvoy & Gallagher, 20 Fifth street. HAY-In this city July 8. 1898. Mrs. Janette
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A MAN WITH A FAMILY

Is HANDICAPPED
 In this daily life struggle If he Is without a home of his own. Should the time ever come when he finds himself out of work or sick. there is a great satisfactionNin knowing that he has a house to shelter himself and family. As il is the way of the wise man to lay aside and plan q little for the morrow. be likewise wise yourselves, rent payers, and prepare to own your own homes. Look up and let us show you how over 100 thrifty families in the Heyman Tract have secured cozy homes by merely paying us their usual rent money and getting in exchange something worth having. instead of a bundle of rent receipts The Heyman Tract and its homes can be seen by taking MissiOn-st. cars and transferring at Twenty-second st. to Hoffman ave. Castro st. cars to Twenty-third st., where MT. James Cotter will show you around. JACOB HEY MAN, Il Montgomery st., will give full par ticulars.
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VERY CHEAP WESTERN ADDITION HOME.
 Sa5yU-A very nice location; Steiner st.; sub stalltlol 2-stQry bay-wind0w house of rooms and bath; stone walks brick foundation, etc. street accented.
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A GOOD MISSION BUSINESS CORNER. S60O0-Corner on Church st; stores and flat rents S57 per month. and lot 51xSO; good busl- ness location.
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Call and obtain one of our Real Estate Rec ords." which contains a list of properties for sale in all parts of the city.
 c. II UMBSEN & CO,
 st
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
MISSION RTuTDTNc 1ors

C. II. UAIBSEN & CO.,, Real Estate Auctioneers,
 l4 Montgomery st.
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STEINER ST.-TWO FLATS. S5500-A bargain; 9 elegant nearly new flats; high basement could be converted into third fiat very little eNpensei rents S4I OO, which could be increased to $l0: 2l6X106:3.
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MUST BE SOLD-THREE MODERN FLATS
 S1OC1-3 nice flats Of S. and rooms, bath laundry, etc, eaChy rents SSO0 per annum; 25A s7:6; Post St. no reasonable offer refused.
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CALIFORNIA-ST. RESIDENCE. S7000-2-stOry and basement residence of rooms. bath. laundry, etc; 25xlS2:i1s
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MISSION BUILDING LOTS. $500 eaCh-IermS very easy; lots 25xl25 each in the Mission warm belt Twentieth and Hart iOru
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A GOOD LOT FOR SIX FLATS $500 -Brodertck st.; finely situated sum! lot, 65:4l2xlO0.
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A GOOD lNVESTMENT

S2250-Rents $lS2 per annum: , cottages of 4 rooms each; large lot, 60X122:6; near Valencia and Mission st. cars.
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FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.

H A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station.
 s16O-A fine building lot, 50x125; all fenced only block from electric cars; fine location.
 s275-House of 3 rooms; lot 6Ox15O; only { blocks from electric cars: bargain.
 sllO0-Modern cottage of rooms and bath 7-foot basement; cement foundation; large chicken house; lot 50x140; sewerage and city water complete: easy terms If desired.
 s1950 reduced from s3000-Elegant 2-story house of rooms and bath; fine mantel: barn; choice fruit trees in bearing: lot 50x150 located in the best part of Frutvale; $100 cash, balance monthly installments rent.
 H. A. PLEITNER, Frutvale Station, Cal.
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ssOOO-Bush-st residence worth s4OOo; two story, rooms and bath.
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s6000-Close to Market Cough and Haight sts.; rent s40 land worth ss0Oo; 50xl37:s; street acceptel
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wATER-FRONT CORNER.

WATERFRONT CORNER. S32 500-To close an estate corner on Drumm st. near Market, 30x75, with an L 25X2S:7; old improvements.
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. S2lo-2-story house of rooms and rear house: Pacific st.
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PACIFIC-ST. CORNER-BUSINESS LOCA-
 TON. S43OO-A double house of and rooms and bath each; stores be put underneath; high cellar present rents $S6; 45X6o; both streets ac- Ceptea.
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DOWN-TOWN RESIDENCE. SlO.OOO-O'Farrell st.; close in town; nice bay window residence of 12 rooms and bath; rents $50; 25xl376.
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site Nevada Bank. will sell at sweeping re- ductOQ:
 S9OO0 formerly S130OO-Ninth st. near Mis- sion must be sold only S4000 cash wanted. Sl7,000-An undivided half of lot I25x105 feet, fully covered with improvements, on a business street.
 Sl60O reduced from S2OOO-House and lot 25x8o feet. centrally located. must be sold SS0Jn, formerly S9000-Rent S70; fine flats; Western Addition; lot 49xS0.
 $550l-An excellent double fat of and : rooms and bath each, in the best portion of the Western Addition.
 SGo1l reduced from S6500-Rent SJy; good busi- ness corner lay st.
 A259 for a splendid house and lot 25x1l0; Golden Gate Park, near Baker st.
 IN THE HEART OF TOWN A2,500-Taylor st., near Market; large lot f; well improved; stores and flats. s32, 500-Eddy st, near Market; centrally To- cated; store and flats
 HAS A GREAT FUTURE. S25, 500-A very prominent corner lot 65x10O; !. well Improved; paying per cent; and will go up to S50,00O.
 BETTER THAN MONEY IN THE BANK. N6, 000-Rent Sl60; 2-corner house Of 42 rooms and baths
 {575o-Rent '6o; flats on Geary st.: lot 2ax s5soO-Rent s47; store and flats; Geary st. 22400-Rent S25; double fiat 5 rooms below and rooms upstairs.
 Sa0, 0O0-Rent $26O; stores and flats; never vacant
 s14.5OO will buy a McAllister-st property: 2 stores and flats; blocks from City Hall.
 SNAP.
 s1000 cash balance mortgage, will bly a lot 2sx10O. with a 2-story house and stable s blocks from City Hall FOR Sale by H. E. COFFBY.
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s2OOO-Rent 'SS5; a short walk from Market and Third sts.; must be sold within few days.
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sl35O FOR a 4-room and bath cottage, just fn- ished. including lot; street graded and sew cred; only $l5 monthly; close to line. JACOB LEHMAN, Il Montgomery st. RICHMOND lots-2 fine level building lots on Ninth ave. and California st.. 25x120 each; sl0 monthly; cheap. JACOB LEHMAN, Il Montgomery st.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.

10 ACRES at Lawndale Station; 4-room house :. barn: fine well: rich deposit loam; no adobe /. two-thirds in fruit, one-third In bearing; fine climate want house in Oakland. Berkeley or San Francisco. WILLIAM P. TODD & co, 1050 Broadway. Oakland.
 EXCHANGE house and lot in Salt Lake City Utah, for property here, city or country Ad, dress owner, J. l.. WIGHT, 1223 Dolores st  FOR exchange-Nice cozy Berkeley home: con- venient to cars. Berkeley, box 9s Call office SOUTHERN California and Eastern property to exchange want furniture. 700 Eddy st.
 SEWING MACHINES.
 AUTOMATIC, Domestic, Singer and White cheap; repairing guaranteed 1915 Mission st. s2 MONTHLY-Rented. repaired, bought sold :: machine supplies. 145 Sixth phone Mint 45 ALL kinds bought sold exchanged. rented i; repairing at lowest rates. 205 Fourth st.
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S15 0O0-Western Addition corner; rent S125 per month; Improvements lrst-class.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

GREAT Bargains-s20oO, s-room house. lot SO
 1876 rented for s22 block from station: als 5-room cottage. s1350 FREESE & CODING TON 2119 Stanford place, opp. Berkeley Sta
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MADISON & BURKE Real Estate Agents. Established 1858. 626 Market st.
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Big Bargain

FOR Sale by H. E. COFFEY,
 23S Montgomer,
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H. E. CoFFEY, 238 Montgomery st.
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ROOMS TO LET-Continued.

REDWOOD court. 4, off Howard, between Six teenth and Seventeenth sts.-Elegant suite with bath; sS per month.
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O. F. VON RHEIN & CO Returned from temporary offices to 513 Cali
 fornia st.
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dollars. there is a profit. after deducting
charges of freight, brokerage and insur-
ance, Of forty-eight dollars gold on hun
dred-dollar gold investment
Truly a lucrative business. Already
many are accommodating silver to send 1t to
Spain by the first vessel that will carry It.
The result will be that the silver currency
of Cuba viii rapidly leave the island.
Talk of a Test Case.
AS to tho right of the United States to re-
verse civil legislative rulings, the contrary
is clearly said to be the case in Flores
"Derecho International Codifcado," vol
ume 2, chapter ". entitled DE la Occupa-
cion Militar y de sus Consecuencias Jurtdi-
cas-" articles 1916 to 1103. The book is q
translation from the Italian, and the state
ments in the chapter cited are being care
fully considered by the best lawyers and
leading merchants Of Santiago. There is
some talk of making a test case as to the
legality of the measure taken by the Omitted
States. But it is doubtful that this will be
done. Most of the merchants seem inclined
to accept the six per cent loss as the for
tune of war
Nearly three-Quarters Of a million dollars
will soon be paid out to the American army
by the paymaster now at Santiago. But
the soldiers are soon going home and will
take much of their money with them
Doubtless they will send some by postal
orders to their families. Therefore the sug-
gestion which has been made that American
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Extension of a Cemetery.

In response to the memorial presented by
Mr.. w. ]. Frizzell from number of inter-
ested persons. asking that the Commission
ters decline to grant permit for the extern
sion of Mount Olivet cemetery. the Com
missioners today forwarded to that gem
tleman an opinion in the matter rendered
by Mr.. s. T. Thomas, attorney for the Dis
trict. Mr.. Thomas declares that II the
Mount Olivet Cemetery Company does not
propose to establish a new cemetery or to
lay out for cemetery purposes any land not
part of its cemetery, the restrictions Of the
act of Congress of June Is, 1885, In regard
TO the laying 2Yt Of pew cemeteries within
the city do not appIy.