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The San Francisco call., 1898-03-08
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

First Race-I Don't Know, Lucky Star How ard.
 Second Race-Elsmore, Yule, Glorian. Third Race-Parthemax, Paul Pry, Coda Fourth Race-Imperious, Montaliade, Refugee Fifth Race-Good Friend. St. Phillip Ping. Sixth Race-Sly, Miss Ross, Pat Murphy.
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THE BIG DENVER MEETING Liberal Inducements Held Out to Owners at the June
 MeetinQ.

The Overland Trotting and Running As sociatfon of Denver. Colo, is holding out some big inducements in the way of rich purses to horsemen this year, and owners intending to take the Montana circuit in the coming summer will do well to read the programme over. The meeting will open on Saturday, June Il, and will con- tinue to the 18th inclusive; 1t will consist of mixed trotting and running events.
 The running-h horse folks will receive especial consideration at the hands of this very liberal association, three handicaps of s40O each being hung up as a special inducement to attract the better class of horses. These are the St. James Hotel. over one mile and a sixteenth, to be run on the opening day; the Neef Brothers Brewing Company handicap, at one mile, and the Yellowstone, one mile and fur long. The overnight events give all classes of sprinters opportunity to win q purse. All communications should be addressed to Charles N. Robert, secretary and treasurer, King block, Denver.
 The following are the classes that will make up the harness races:
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TRAVELLING salesman of considerable expert ence wants side line commissions; tea, cof- fee line to sell to hotels restaurants; commission to be paid when goods ac- cepted by the buyer; I carry Bradstreet. Ad- dress Commercial Traveller, box 1892 Call.
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PACING.
TROTTING.

A special rate will probably be given California horsemen by the railroads, and among the owners now racing here that rado metropolis are: B. c. Holly, with Montallade, Fortunate and others; W. L. Stanfield, Johnny Campbell, with Senator Bland and the remainder of his string; Ollie Johnson, W. D. Randall, Farrar & Tubervtlle and several other strings
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-08

GOOD, steady and reliable butcher wishes a situation In the city. Address 2965 Twenty first st
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faced the barrier. Al started a to 5 favorite, but after racing out in front with Koenigen, was downed easily at the end by Sly, the second choice.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-08

Hanlons b. by Raclne-Aurea Won easily
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

SRN HOTEL.
 H c Peck, Los Angeles F B Johnson. Minn
 Mrs c Van Brunt, Ohio H Swigard & ", Wind J E Buckner. Sta Rosa c M Sink. Colo
 Miss D Hardin. Sacto " Durand, Fisks Mills ] Brown, Stockton
 Ed Scobes, Chicago HOTEL.
 Mrs Thomson, Portlnd N Terry, Chicago
 J Jones, Chicago o Hilme. Santa Cruz T M Keeney, Eureka c L Bull. Stockton c D Allen, Napa
 Nj Michael, Woodland G N McClelland. Minn NJ G Davis. Riverside s Landt. Los Angeles H Baker & ". Pa c F Writer. Mich HI Radin. Fresno HOTEL.
 Mrs E. G Campbell, Cal Miss A Pratt, P Alto F NJ Nelson. Olema H G Church, Chicago L Sickles, Oakland J Staehle Jr. Williams Mrs s c Blackmeister,
 Butte
 Mrs Marallas. Butte M Miller, Butte
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Alas. Poor Spain.

signing the Paris agreement may be the signal for
the collapse Spain unpaid Spanish is honey
combed discomfort the better half Of which is being
the West Indies and turned loose on fur
Tough dispatches of yesterday show plain
~ enough government the is truly
alarmed. The Spanish army still thinks it could have
whipped American had the government afforded
an opportunity to fight Carlists making the most
of the civil military discomfort The eyes Of Hspano
Paris The Spanish peace commission
politicians among the prominent of their coun-
try only hope endorsement of the results
their negotiations by the Spanish people Even
their lives hang balance should they sign as the
demands in the absence of home endorse
ent signing the conditions specified by the
American commissioners the downfall of SPAIN
sign inevitably lead to renewal of hos
Titles followed by the appearance Of strong American
naval Mediterranean the loss Of the last Of
SPANS nsuar possessions Isles and bonn
bardment of her cities.
The world doubt sympathizes with Spain, and ever
conqueror ptes Spain these
short, humiliation. The United States
than is doing. 1t would have been
Spain accorded cuba her independ-
ence the time assumed the Cuban deb. Bus
and her people couldn't understand
fate-the OF Cmnpoence, there
fore destiny.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

enterprise Better let the measure stand udturped
attempt any revision whatever even if in few
minor particulars might be improved by tinkernS ANY
attempt revision Will whole question open at
the expense present satisfactory conditions at the ex
pense general of the country and the country
viii not endorse Mr. Hanna rather Mr. Dingley. One
during campaign that Republican mouse
not interests of the country and
by preventing changes in the tariff The revenues
have proved asacory least there endess-chan
complaint nor bond issues The gold reserve
runs along about hundred forty millions of dollars
in excess Of the the If there any change
that will be demanded will be curtailng of the war
revenue tax receipts proved Unexpectedly great
even there Will probably come demand Tor
modification Of stamp duty There yet u1sold
600 900 of authorized by the existing rev
enue law The government could dispose of these bonds
whenever fit of emergency requiring addl-
onal doubtless do With this protective
means disposal together with the strongest treasury
conditions country has known it seems alb
surd to even revising the tariff We do not expect TO
find any approval of Hanna's proposition in thu
presidents message.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
1ailu@.s@AA eagle
Nj. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
stanlev,s Topeka HEADQUARTERS.

Gover71or-eect Stanley response invitation went
Topeka day yesterday, participate in cee
Republican the state Before h
pull himself together the words he shoud
employ congratuating the the propitous CIR
which be the forerunners OF
new the state or what he should
say to administration in the way OF encour
agemen about the Republican congressman from
kansas he was confronted with this question: DO you
contemplate establishing headquarters in Topeka after the
manner Of your predecessors before TO be inaugur
ated?" stanIey's answer was effect he would
main home attend business
There are other ways of killing dog by choking
hin, 10 death with butter Still when butter abundance
is handy Why governor-eect should
80 to Topeka open headquarters before he sworn
in would by outside Of Topeka
A governor-eIect should desire TO be manipulated
pulled Topeka push into doing things and
into making promises which would embarrass his entire
after administration ought TO 10 Topeka establish
headquarters the hands of the gang
who being individually gentlemen combined band Of
hungry sharks Morrill, established ante-naugural head
quarters" at Topeka He mad better gone to Hades-
At the time of his nomination
bounced by saneys friends conceded by the old push and
felt generally that such nomination
meant new deal For Stanley to go to Topeka
and roost Copeland for the next two months
would be to tempt There is wire-dipomacy political
turpitude sneaking intrigue and corporation dckering
chucked into and the hotel corridor open
rgs Topeka parayze both sides of the Paris
peace commission
1t peoples expectation is mis- desire and
calculation Stanley shall give Kansas clean vigorous
administration all the appontive Offices in the
hands competent men, The way to begin to
do the thing Topeka and up
political hucstsr shop pseudonymOus specdca
Of Topeka headquarters"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
The w. c. r. u. Chicago Temple.

The W. c. T. l.. organization has bit off than
chew, number of directions. Their head and
being 1T is questionable whether the Union will
long survive The dispatches from day to day of late have
given impartial reports the national convention St
Paul just adjourned The their great Chicago
Temple enterprise be abandoned 1t too great
undertaking the first place. But abandoning it with its
unpaid will help the organization. In the way
was much Reputation This organza
ton held together in the name of temperance
thing temperate in its discussions the Temple
elephant the organization that antagOnzed
Miss Willard while living seem to now have the ascend
ancy Temple mistake in the first pace in being
pretentous had the convention ST. Paul gone
right spirit could have been preserved
a monument Frances Willard. Mrs. Carse may indeed
save the Temple monument. by appealing to the
churches temperance societies of country, but
it win stand also living rebuke to those who have
proved untrue the founder of the order.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
lore Police Commission Schemes.

The inherent persistency of the crank evolves the
The assassin anarchist is but extremist gone
Hardly has the police commission rule which in
spired by prohibition fanatcsm. and sadded the
by rural majortes fallen by its weight
inconsistencies and elements there found
bobbing up recently elected members the gisla
propositions and schemes the renstaIaton of
police the cities under
guise Among the proposed measures whch Will be intro
by fellow named Brooke who lives in Shawnee
county bill will provide for of three years
commissioner member be appointed by the gov
by the judge of the district and the
third mayor the city. We nothing about
Brooke, than his him.
Presumably backed by Topeka element whoever
whatever he the Hon. Mr. Brooke, from Shawnee,
suddenly subsde any attempts
rule upon the cities state,
whatever guise
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
The Trade of the Orient.

Political economists future trade OF the
be greatest Orient next with South
Africa The growth of manufacturing
enterprises Europe and North Observation-Disclosures the
United Sateshas last two decades
this century. has WITH most ingenious hand
brought forth wonderful produced wonderful
fabrics Science has been made serve as never before
the hanimaida of the the superb advantages
Of skill intelligence talent the highly civilized
nations Of EuropeGrest Britain. Germany France and Of
this assisted 10y the DEMONSTRATED superiority OF
American wormen manufacturers-Niu sup
ply world.
China, which formerly had few treaty ports " her.
foreign goods admitted. has now under the omen door
policy. made river and harbor free to other nations
England and Germany chiefly 20 less degree are
competition for the trade q China with its
4o00oOooo people The United States ana Iaran are com
ing forward The growth Of our trade with ,a
has been wonderful Signs it are evident in the
the Pacific much tonnage formerly en-
ployed ne Atlantic seaboard
Herein lis the Importance OF Philippines TO MS r,
trade point OF view. Already possessing Hawaii or a
ooaiag station. Guam. resting place ana
port of eau in the nld-Pacinc need the ,,rse-.s
which The Philippines VII extend nos1 ltoas-
able point commerce with me Orient. neI ast r
all the ships and secondly islands r=s1 ~ have
the industry intelligence olr own
people
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


There was an amusing incident in a
church in the Handsworth district last
Sunday night. The vicar was 20 preach.
but a. he had TO conduct a mission ser
vice as we'll he arranged 10 get to his
own church just in time 10 don the sur
plice and mount the pulpit. He has eco
nomoal church waTdens, who don't believe
in wasting the gas. 50 every Sunday
night, when the hymn before the ser
mon Is being sung. the verger descends
10 the vaults beneath, and as soon as the
organ ceases turns down the gas at the
meter. Last Sunday the mission service
was late, and word was pessed up 10 the
organist and among the choir 10 start
q second hymn n order TO give the vicar
an extra few minutes The verger did
not know this. and the congregation were
not little startled ID see the lights 20
almost out as they were singing. Way
should l fear the darkest hour"'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
The EmpOria Tragedy.
whatever guise

There probably two sides to the Emporia tragedy,
known and dwet by the public the other known
only who took his life and the govern
officials Otherwise. when put the
fatal his temple The Emporia Republican is
denuncations and criticisms comp
the his representative
The Republican does believe that the
bank of that deserving of being
brought upon its officials that paper declaring that noble
citizen unusy driven his death
blood the hands others rather than his
outsider would probable that Charles Cross
the heyday of vigorous manhood, his own
simply because the comptroller currency on the
showing Jobes ordered the bank closed
There back of the picture made up Of
transactions which brought to the light or
otherwise Mr. Cross responsible the day
he fired the fatal shot.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Inconvenience of child Marriage.

a rom IIe II-laI SITI-Va-OT-T
A marriage took place the other day.
the parties being a BnaCtia VlG0~eT OF
about - and a Bhattia girl OF about 2.
Tha disparity IN age IS rather startling
and IL Is aggravated by other circum-
stances. For instance. The Vidover has
a daughter OF about Is engaged A.
teacher al a school OF which her father
is honorary manager. And his gfri VIE
OF is a pupil al the school under rs
daughter OF Is The FIRST thing the gil
wife Of did on marrying was % remon-
strate with her daughter OF IS as % how
she, her mother, could possibly ST ~
school on q bench While the daughter
Taught her from q eazir What is tha
moor daughter 10 do she must give up
her appciutnlent as schoo-mIstress OF her
dear mother Of : must give up attending
school. l. is for the taiser and husband
10 decide
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Along the Kansas Nile.

II the politician Will have eyes, he vii
discover that the man who "haiut goL any
politics" is rapidly on the Increase
Emporia furnished the political seusa-
ton of the year and the financial seHsa-
tion also. The town ought Is subside for
awhile.
Stupid history viii pass the fact blind
but the gentleman who cut the star or
nope out OF POpulisms SKY was poor. un-
intending joey Letter
il is not true as reported that the de-
partment at Washington. having a letter
addressed TO John Smith. Boston, Kan
sas, sent II 10 Troy. Doniphan county.
Wichita IS stHl waiting for Atchison 20
sneak into the Temple crawl over ia "a
dark corner by the statue of Janus, and
make a peuiteurial sacrifice 90 the gods.
Editor Hodgon o. Lyons stands ready
70 prove by Webster's dictionary that the
United States can not have an imperial
policy without necessarily having an em-
perOr.
Populism Is not dead. but Il e gets any
more hypens in its hide u viii be- FIRST
the Mlddle-of-the-roa1 crowd rammed a.
charge IN and the Stay-at-h0rne huIsfe7
the Job with a vOIley.
How a boom clamps itssif on the heart
valves Of a bank, Is shown again IN the
Cross failure al Emporia- the bank
built and maintained O. hotel az Cascade.
Colorado. Why the bank I'D nos select
Sahara is not known
OF course no one viii probably os present
20 witness Il. but the way The front coi-
uuns OF the state house ~ Topeka WI
CT -mpis uD the first time any one attempfs
10 dictate % the coming governor Will
be a sight for the gods
For ore bun 81 bls herd. cross. fhs
suicide banker a. Emror.a. refured last
March an Offer o. g. 90 Wh.c1 81 q re-
hinder that pedigree 81 animals in tnis
country has caused as much woe aa peel-
gree Ga human beings IN Euro1s
Mss LOttis Bowes ~ topeka. whose
frst appearance GA the stage vas cut
short 10 Wichita. vii marry cadef Peter
son. her escort az Charlesfgu lart scar
when she vas ordered ~ tas f7oF bel s'i--
sls was au actress Iar altc-'lsnE a1r-
nrHes. sae ~ present 4fas - fEafr-
mcnt
Governor E,skriIge % rhs Eur-ria Re-
publican. On fha Tha1ry tlt se-c raf
must - tl4med bauss ths sars exam
f-e- Tor the c5gs.ng ~ Cross aaHk sna
SAYS: There sre Haary tai-rs CONNECTED
YIN this terrible disaster faat iced as
20 believe that ere process re SAVIOR EOS
uuck - tae Fgl-E. ~ tsa ararra.af Wra
would create deata arf c-xasfatior- - f1z
use - dynamic. Glt frr wreck ~ 11e
hank was nothing - rsrr aar.aca Eta t1e
'ss - IRIS raEfH-- h f.aH 80
Cnariss = gHlss- ffif eear srsrr fae
s.r,,lsasia1csa. c. - dltrreslf % bra lfs
vas arst unbalsnesd 81 waat ve fhHk
Is lacersal s@71re. .ssFafF aEl arts-
frzrg oglclsl ac- su~ Fera -frssl-s
81 l-ts br.ff Authority r- l caear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
The Increase in Honey Circulation.

In the October money circulation in the
United States increased almost $5OOOoO The exact sum
$4997sS9O OF this total $2719s95 gold
coin The increase gold equal 40 cents
per capita, which nearly s. a Jar would
be 20 per times much the rate of increase
in the population
For the year ending gain was not cor
respondngy great but big the
gain $159Soo00o in round figures vi
$64 per capita means almost Is per cent The
growth of population same twelve months was not
more than per cent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
LittIe Mabel and sr~. Adams

tFrom the YOUTH 1o11P'4n eti-i
Little Asbsl neat Wiih her HnoieeT -
GAIA on Mrs. Adams >ae sal F@ry s-lt
for q Ions time. then soing - m 4ais
and puLtaE h~F Eesn. So sAfa A. goa
th- FIRST woman God es~r mace
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Asa Maath-

tFrasn The = I-aE-s Slara
Glass - nos t-eiuz s.s~d - unaier.fl i1T
auing seesh. Instead 81 sp-a o =i.tss- A@
,.--...-ss- af THs-E -@~ga fran xlzss AS
$50. fa y-zl.-- from t.sns Inl1neflgT.-..-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

Chamberlain is reported have returned to England
with a treaty with Uncle Sam in his pocket When
country treaty business
proverbial horse-sense viii be spawned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

election after ALL is very large thing a very
small thing. Jehosaphat higgins who road
oveser in Tooe TOWNSHIP. walks church today proud
in the knowledge that was vindicated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

Plainly square with Spain by taking
goods. the fixtures leaving whatever
peases Spain can't have those sad and glorious
days without paying them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

General Weyer. the most popular the Span
army, desarvedly His military any
force superior your is low down and worthy
being ouarreled with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

Should Spain tomorrow refuse to will give her
Just And then unless she comes time
win close up the almanac and crack her tee
With
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

Emperor William viii stop Spain. He viii hasten
Germany having heard that there
bodys else business going which his has not
hon ins.rtel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

Kelley. motor man dead. He strolled 81 the
township Of movable and The Kingdom Of Mystery.
was cordially branded Madman Fraud, as all
like predecessors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

Spain wonderful amount OF bowling and scrap
ing twiriuS and hesriuns but she getting
dovs her knees she 0 he smiling his ,ime
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Let the Tariff Law Alone.

The schedules Of the present law should sand
Mark Hanna tohe contrary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. This etfns
discoaaging 10 Industry and disastrous 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

\ grand opera company. TOR lack % audi=aces has
stranded Kansas CITY. The only high taat kan
stS CAV aupr--atas S train robbery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

German admiral Won Diedrich understands Amer
He knew his continual Manila gave
nasan anlcInal-.n aad h. and spefLy sailed away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20

Cartsiu Euaale sass oH the VIZ
sJli ie might have yed NsN YasA
on Van Nyck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
u.t $40, rr.n siar frIxiss.

gFro-n th- Boz au A.ifeftlserf
the ssn+rzs sappas-t-en = f14- t1iaEt
-nz-s a. se-r.ax verr szru- Whsu -
r.aav Brltsz AR shgz are seft-1s
1eslei
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A SELECTED LIST.

" =.
 :: :" OF. CHEAP BOTS. : ..s25e and upward--4Nice level lots on Twenty sixth: ave, close to Clement st. electric ears on Clement st. $50 cash, balance $10 monthly: |
 . Another: baEgain-s corner /. Hayes and Clayton sts, I 25x1o6; must be: sold to close an Only s7co4-poog(ass st., near Elizabeth: street graded, severed and maeadarnized, 25x125j easy = 0-Price reduced Fulton st.; bet Web ster, and Fillmore; .25X1S7:6; nice neighborhoed; s. good location for: fats : slsloo=Cele st, between Frederick and Waller 25Si9o strst 3 accepted stone walks only s8oo s225l-B Baker. st. bet: Oak and Page; over looking. entra nee: to the Park panhandle; very slightly. buildtng lot. ...+:'-. = = .. =.
 ssON--SeY eYenteenth' st. short: distance from Dougl ass; stret work done lot orr grade; 25xf0Q; stQo0=-Noe. st. bet: :Twenty-third and Twenty felrYtE:: 25Xf00. - .:.' -
 slooG-T.fird ave; between Clement and Calf+ fQrrlia sts.; best residence lots in Richmond; 25x l2o each: easy >terrasi $50 ~cashS. Sl0 monthly. : Sl4Q0-Frederfek. st.: near: Cole; sunny side; S2sQ.cash required. %. :...' -.: =: F. sl 250-Atr offer wanted; must be sold; corner c st: and: Seventh ave-; 2SX120... -:
 s85Q each: Two. lots on. California st., bet. Eleyefth- and Twelfth aves:;. 25xfGo. --:.,s.
 :. S1Qo0-A bargain: Jackson st. |. near Cherry; 25x120:: easY terms; street work done.
 Sl5e9-NNalnut. st.. near SacraIfent lot 32:71s X6I:6 small cash IaS nellt; street :bituniinzed.
 :f2o0g;-Nan Ness aye. near Francisco st; 25x 100; street; bitprifnfze6, =;..:
 S12a9-Carl st., bet Willard ard stanyan; 25x -: BALDWIN. < HOWELL, -. Mnrtp klI1,eT sf .
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CITY REL -E STATE.


 BALDWIN & IIoWE3LI.. =; ...: =. \! REAL. ESTATE AGENTS. s425o--A fine new%fesifAenee .oI S roenls and hath: just .cqInIeted alt mod derIidInpr latest psfrrlbirg g. lot s5xl0a in Select neighbor- near: SShradeT:.,. =: e: .-: .-....=' = : ss5ooaR Rents: s7sos per annunl: new. hand some flats on. best portion Of Hayes st short walk .frerfr. Market, St; Large lot. : q 0o Bush st., near Eeaven wortf.; lot a7:6x l255 2stgrx house coutairlng 15 reons anu bath; rent $lQ9' per rnofzth. = ;:s 7 .. ,,s4S9oG,0ffer wanted; rent s4ff Pine near each also :cettage on rear Street; lot has two frontages.: = @ =: - s25. eool-Goden fTate aye:; corner of prominent of A[:ts and 2 stores rents sl7f 50.: - ss25o-Hayes st.t near. :: F,illruare;. handsome flats Of g. and rooms and bath eacif;: lot s:$s9o--Teh ehaisla st near 8ths .2-story frame: build ing tontai ming S. rooxls;-: also 2-story house CT B rooms in reari rent S55; lot 26x75 s2fOo--Afake. an offer; forecfosure sale: great bargain; Clement. st, near Fourth aye; modern cottage Of , rooms and bath; on sunny side of street Lot: 25xlDoi terms to suit.
 :. :. - BALDWIN & HOWELL, =. =, : " 10 Montgomery st. :.