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land Any true woman might well be
proud to have saved one poor soul from the
shaekles Of drink, but Mrs. Hawkins has
redeemed thousands by her noble and prac-
tical work among those who have been
victims of intemperance. Mrs. Hawkins
for years suffered the grief and anguish
shared By so many true and faithful women
Of America today, who have drink-afIiicted
fathers, husbands or sons, and seeing
nothing but a lifetime of misery for her
self if-something were not done she de-
termined TO overcome this fearful evil if
possible. Her search for harmless, per-
feet, and secret home cure was at last re-
warded when an old friend came to her
and gave her a remedy which had never
been known to fail. Mrs. Hawkins gave
the remedy secretly and in few weeks,
to her great joy, he was entirely cured Of
his appetite for drink and was again re-
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AFTER THE BIG FIGHT.
The Decision Generally Regarded
just by Sporting Men,

NEW YORK. Nov, 4-The victory of
Jim Jeffries over Tom sharkey at Coney
Island last night was food for considerable
gossip today about town. Naturally there
was some discomfort over the verdict, and
those who were prejudiced and hacked
Sharkey did not like the referees ruling.
The better class of sports, however offered
no words of complaint, and even the ma
jority Of those who had bet or two down
on Sharkey were satisfied that he lost
fairly But Jeffries svctory. in the opinion
Of good judges. will not add to his repu-
tation Trainer Billy Delaney still adheres
to the statement which he made before the
battle that Jim was unfit to fight
Tommy Ryan says that Jeffries failure
to knock sharkey out was because he did
not care to take any chances. He does not
agree with Delaney that Jeffries was not
properly trained. In his opinion the cham
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THE CADETS IN FINE FORM.
Old Eli Held Down NObly by th'
Army Youngsters.

WEST POINT, \. y, Nov. 4-Ihe
Cadets were defeated today by Old Eli in
two nty-minute halls. The official
score is "a to 0, but the actual score is IS
to 0 in favor OF Yale. In the second half
on a punt from Mcbride, West Point failing
10 touch the ball, Snitzer grabbed ii and
with a clear field carried it over the goal
line. Much discussion arose, and the UNI
pire decided in favor Of Yale against the
protests Of the referee. The Cadets were
in fine form, and played the game Of taeir
lives. n the first half they he'd Yale
down to one touchdown and in tae second
TO two The play was fast and furious
from start TO finish
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TIE BENNING RACES.
An Attractive Programme Prepared
by the Jocker CInh.


With good weather. she coming meeting
at Benning, which opens Its gates Novem-
Der II. promises to be the most successful
of any held in years. The programme for
thte first seven days. DUST. issued, is a very
fair and attractive one giving chance to
all classes of horses to compete and en-
abling many poor owner to earn money
enough to bridge over a long winter. The
Washington Jockey Club, always liberal in
purses has tried to meet all conditions,
and no doubt will attract high-class horses,
and with a few exceptions, the very high
est. Not the least interesting features of
the programme are the many steeplechase
and hurdle races, and this ought to bring
together, and no doubt Will, the best horses
over the jumps in the country. Washing
ton racegoers, particularly the fair sex,
have always taken kindly to steeplechase
racing, and the opening day furnishes them
with one at two and one-half miles that
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THE INDIANS INvULNERABLE.
Hamilton Eleven OutpIayed at Every
Point by Carlisle.

UTICA. n Y, Nov. 4.-The Carlisle In
dams came to town this afternoon and
showed the eleven from Hamilton College
how to play football to the tune Of 81 to o.
The Clinton men were clearly outplayed al
every point. During the first half Carlisle
secured two touchdowns and one goal. The
style OF play used by the Indians was most
Iy line movements. In the second half Car
Isle made four touchdowns and kicked one
goal MetOXen made several good end runs
and once succeeded in blocking a punt and
scored a touchdown on the play. Hamilton
twice tried for the goal from the field, but
each time fell short Of the mark.
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ordered to the scindia.

Lieutenant Commander ]. F. Parker has
been detached from the Vixen by the Navy
Department and ordered to the Mare Is
land navy yard at San Francisco for duty,
in connection with fitting out the collier
Scindia, which, as soon as ready. viii sail
for Manila with a cargo of coal. Comman-
der Parker will act as executive officer of
the vessel when commissioned.
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SLUGGING THE FEATURE
Maryland University Eleven Defeat
ed on Georgetown Campus.
The Locals Pile Up Score Of seven
teen and shut Out the Visitors
BnItimOreans Resort to Rough
Tactics-End Plays Prominent-A a
Muddy Field Prevents Fast work.

On the Georgetown campus yesterday
afternoon the varsity boys succeeded in de-
feaung the Maryland University football
team by a score of II to O. The cold
weather made it an ideal football day for
the players, but the spectators in the
grandstands and along the side lines were
shivering. The students, however, tried
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SPIKE sULLIvAN's VICTORY.
Joe Youngs Knocked Out In the
Twentieth hound.

NEW YORK. Nov, 4.-The fighting quail
ties of Snike Sullivan received quite a
test tonight at the Greenwood Athletss
Club in twenty round contest with Joe
Youngs, of Buffalo. The latter who is
unknown hereabouts, gave Spike the tough
est battle of his career. Sullivan won,
however. knocking his opponent out in the
last round After the bout Sullivan chal-
lenged any lightweight in the world. His
def was accepted by Billy Roach, George
McFadden's manager. who was present.
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PITTSBURG. Nov. 4.-President Kerr, of
the baseball club, announced today that all
negotiations with Barney Dreyfuss of
Louisville. for the sale of the Pittsburg
club are off for the present. He added
that II is not likely that the offer of the
Louisville magnate wiz be considered
again
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could come along and the frequent mix-ups
of their men indicated some such calamity
They were frequently laid out, and the
game was very much delayed. The home
team played with creditable precision, ana
the interference was good. The lineup:
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LAFAYETTE AND LEHIGH.
a PIungins Game Won by the Boys
From EustOn.

EASTON, Pa, Nov.-Lafayetta defeated
Lehigh IN football this afternoon by a
score Of II to 0. Lafayette outpiayed her
old rival in the first half, keeping her on
the defensive all the time. All the scoring
was done in this half. Lehigh took a de-
cided brace in the second half The ter
rife pIunging By the Lafayette men during
The first half had used them up, and they
had hard work breaking up Lehigh's plung
ing AS a consequence Lehigh had the ball
IN Lafayette territory q good deal, but de-
spite daring runs by FuIIbaCk Lindey failed
90 score.
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Mrs. May Hawkins has brought joy to
many homes once cursed by drunkenness.
and her name is held sacred by hundreds
OF grateful women throughout this broad
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4 Woman stabbed.

About midnight Mary Wilson. eolored, was stab
bod in the side by Harry Hines. also colored and
thirty years old. The trouble took place in
ilIe Second precinct and the woman was removed
% her home in the patrol. Her injuries are not
considered serious.
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Washington aud Lee the winner.

LEXINGTON Ky. Nov. 4.-One of the
finest football games ever played here took
place this afternoon, when Washington and
zee University defeated the Hampden-Syd-
ney College by a score Of to 5 in two
25-minute halls.
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rhe NnvnI Cndets Win.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov 4.-By score Of u
to 0 the Naval Cadets defeated the Uni
yersity Of North Carolina in game at the
Naval Academy today.
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Three straieht for Johns HopIslns.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Johns Hopkins
University won its third straight game for
the intercollegiate football championship
today. defeating Western Maryland College
by y 70 Q.
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soIhIcra, pnstnrc Rntes

The Postmaster General has issued a
sweeping order forbidd!ng postmasters in
the United States to collect postage in ex-
cess OF the domestic rate on any letters
sent by soldiers, sailors, marines, OF other
petions in the United States service in
Guam and the Philippine Islands The or
der is given immediate effect, and post
masters are directed to disregard all rat
ings Of postage, in excess OF the domestic
rate, made prior 70 this date.
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THE QUAEBRS OUIPLAYED
Harvard Wins a Fast Game From
the Pennsylvania Eleven.

A DfsEracefuI Row on the Field
Among the PInyers-Strained ReIa-
Hons between the Two Teams
Wonderful Work OF Captain Hare
Defective Tactics Of the Home Club
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Fitzpatrick, of New York, holds the anna
teur championship for this distance, having
covered the ground In l .53 20.
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DELICACY OF TOUCH.
Deftness Acquired by Handling
Money Mt the MintS.

Money at the Mints.
CFr0m the New Orleans Times Democrlt)
cone often hears it said that the blind
learn to see with their finger tips" re-
marked an old mint employe, and the
smile IS not so far fetched as might be
supposed. The extent to which the sense
Of touch may be trained and developed Is
amazing. Here in the mint we have women
employees who can detect a counterfeit coin
the moment they lay hands on 1t, yet II
you asked them how they do il they would
be utterly unable to give an Intelligent
explanation. The only thing they can say
is that it feels wrong. Such experts never
make a mistake and Will spot a spurious
piece when the most delicateIy adjusted
mechanical coin detectCr passes it as o.
X. They will know coin is genuine even
after the inscription has been practically
worn off by hard usage, but counterfeit,
Old OF new, is instantly thrown cut.
"Of course they use their eyes as we'll
as their hands in the work, but their main
reliance is placed in their finger tips. and
to see them run over q pile of money. oc-
casionally pushing aside q bad piece is
well worth trip TO the mint In my
younger days 1 possessed the faculty my
self. but I ind have lost Ii TO some eX-
tent. I believe as one grows old the skin
HaIuelS lupsICeptlDlE ana Llc lOuCh De-
comes less sensitive. 1 know that expos
ure to the cold viii affect the hands Ia
that respect for several days ct q time
There used TO be n young man in tle Car
son City mint who was celebrated for his
skill as a handler of money and for the
accuracy with which he could distinguish
counteTfeits. He told me on one occasion
that he felt his touch greatly blunted by
playing tenpins, game OF which be was
very fond For some time h. was CT q
loss to locate the cause but it finally oc-
CURED to him and he abandoned the bowl
ing alley. After that he was ali right
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llne-un follows:
MARYLAND UNIVERSITY.
Nnt Yct Chnmninn-

LONDON. Nov At Rochdale today
Cullum ran half a mile in two minutes de-
featlng Bredin for the championship of the
world.
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The Pride Of Washington is Heurich's Maer.
zsn Beey, and it should not be called dark"
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HIgh-CInss Horses at Auction.

At 10 o'clock, Thursday morning, November o.
there viii he a notable gathering &C the stab.ss
Of H. s MCCaully, when sloan S Co. viii sell
40 auction the collection oi higlt-lsss c1lCa,
road, single, and saddle horses. the property ot
Me=~rs- Richardson and Baldwin. Maryland Tn8
sale viii start promptly, rain or shine. and thl
public VIII have opportunity of seeing the
finest stock 20 h0rscdcsh ever exhibited iu this
city. The stock Will he on view till the dsy IS
the sale. Every accommodation is offered % the
ladies, and the owners VIII he pleased TO h-ve
them see the stock
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Don't call the Queen af ali table beverages,
Heurich's Senate Beer, light"
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Tie Fc0re-PTincct0u, Is Brown Is Touch
downs Reiter, Lesick Hliebrand, Richardson
Goals from touchdoWns-Mlls, 2; Richardson
Reieree-H. C5rbin, Yale. UmpiTe-W. r. Lang
ford TRINITY Liuesmen-BsTtIett. Br1Wu. and
OEleslF, Princeton Time of halfs-25 minutes
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Score-Hsrvard, I6; Pennsylvania, O. Touch
douns-Keudall, ]; EIlis . Goals from touch
doVu-l-awreuce. J. Referee-NcCluuC. Of Le-
high. Umpire-Dashell OF Johns Hopkins Time
ol halfs-5J minute Atteudance-25.0Jg
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-Estate of ISAAC
s. BELCHER, deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned executrix of the es-
tate of ISAAC S. BELCHER. deceased. to
the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first publication of this
notice to the said executrix. at the office
of RICHARD BELCHER, Belcher building
Marysville, California. the same being her
place for the transaction of the business of
the said estate. ADELINE N BELCHER.
Executrix of the Estate of ISAAC S. BEL
CHER, deceased.
Dated at San Francisco, December 49, 1893
RICHARD BELCHER
Belcher building, Marysville, CAL, Attorney
for Executrix-
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MARRIED.

CONLAN-LENNON-In this city, December
81 1898, by the Rev Father Conway James
I. Conlan and Julia Lennon both of San
Francisco
FEINTUCH-SPIRO-In this city, January /.
1899, by Rabbi Isidore Myers. William Fem
tuch and Esther spiro, both OF San Fran
cisco.
JUDD-KELLEY-In Reno, New, January Q.
1899, Norris A. Judd and Mrs. E. A. Kelley.
PELS-ELLIS-In this city, January 1, 1899,
Pels and Fanny Ellis both OF San Fran
cisco
SCHAETZ- this city, January 1.
Schaetz and Susanna Raabe
SCOTT-BENDEGARD-In this city, January
8, 1899. by the Rev John A. b. Wilson
James Scott of San Francisco and Edith E.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

ASSESSMENT NOTICE - Wittram Propeller
Company, office and principal place Of bust
neS 327 Market St, San Francisco Cal.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18TH day
of December, 1898, an assessment mo. 81
of one % cent per share was levied upon the
medately in United States gold coin to the
secretary at the office of the company at the
above address.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nth day of January.
1899 will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before, will be sold on the Sd day
of February, 1899, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale. BY order OF the Board Of
Directors.
CHARLES A. HUG. Secretary,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
Salvatore Balestere and Rosa Busalcche .42-35
Henry S. Dwyer and Elizabeth Ingalls, "a 90
Benedetto Romani and Gilsominia Feroni. 81 "a
James G. Murphy and Annie Watson. ..... % %
Erwin III. Mech and Laura Bainbridge. 7-27
Harry E Bowers and Deanie Ward $3.50. 26-17
H. 3. Westerfeld Jr. and Oroveda Ramon 1915
William B. Phin and Mary Luckenville. -. .2S- "a
Lewis Stern and Lucie Cahen. 1927
Lester L. Morse and Frances Pierce ....... 1927
Alex Jacobson and w. Eunice McHale.. 1888
Jerome A. Richie and Abby Maitland ..... 1926
Angelo Dentoni and Anna Celle. ........... 22-1S
James Scoot and Edith Bengarde. .......... 1921
Stefano Dodini and Lucia Gieheri. Pals
Thomas Owens and Anna Carney. 1928
Charles H. Tinsley and Lucy NJ. Munson. 1925
Matthew Kirchen and Rose REYNOLDS. 24-22
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DIED.

ARNOLD-Tn this city. January / 1899 Carl
Theodor Arnold, late of Salinas City, ma
tive of Germany, aged az years.
GFFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
of McAvoy & Co.. 1895 Market street, between
Eighth and Ninth. Interment Laurel Hill
Cemetery.
ATCHIsON-In Berkeley January 8, 1899, Al
fred, beloved son Of Alfred and Minnie Atchi-
son. native of Berkeley, aged years 4
months and 10 days.
BEEMAN-In this city, January g. 1892 Royal
Mateo beloved son of William A. and Will
helmina Beeman, and brother Of Mercedes
Virginia and Isabelle Beeman, a native of
San Francisco, aged II years months and %
days.
GNotice of funeral hereafter.
BRENNAN-In this city, at Ocean View, Janu-
airy 3, 1899, john beloved husband OF the late
Ann Brennan, father of Mrs. James E. FAY
and Edmund Stephen and John " Brennan
and brother-in-law of the late Mrs. Catherine
Ackland, native of the parish of Ahada
Queenstown, County Cork, Ireland, aged 70
years.
UFriends and acquaintance are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
CThursday) at Gas ocock. from his late resi-
dence 20 Broad street, Ocean View thence To
mass will be celebrated for the repose of his
soul at 10 o'clock. Interment Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
CARPENTER-Iu this city, January 3. 1899
Mrs, NJ M. Carpenter, secretary of the Board
of Trustees, Good Templars' Home for Or
phans, beloved mother of Frank w and
Fred L. Carpenter, a native of Wisconsin,
aged 6S years
CoFFEY-In this city. January 2, 1899, Mar
garet, beloved wife Of the late Joseph Coffey
and mother of John, Joseph and Maurice
Coffey, Mrs Nellie McShane. Mrs. Charles
Spinner and the late Mrs J. O'Nein and
Daniel Coney, a native of County Donegal
Ireland. aged 6S years 3 months and 10 days
brooklyn. N. Y, papers please copy)
" Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
wednesday,, at $50 o'clock, from her late
residence, 2SA Gilbert street, between Sixth
and Seventh. thence to St. Roses Church,
where requiem high mass will be celebra ted
for the repose OF her soul, commencing at 8
o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


$S00-50x125 LOT on San Antonio ave.
S110O-50x26S lot on Benton ST.. Santa
Clara ave.
s15OO-New broom cottage on Grand St work
all done.
s25Oo-5Ox2Oo house, rooms; windmill and
tank
modern; at Morton-st. station; easy terms.
Bargains in all parts of Alameda. Office
open Sundays.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY,
loo Park Alameda
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.
BORN.

BORN.
ACERET-In this city, December IT, 1885, to
the wife of Emil Aceret, a son.
AUSTIN-In Fruitvale. January 8, 1899, to the
wife of Arthur Austin, a son.
SHIELDS-In this city, January 8, 1892 to the
wife OF Edward Shields, son.
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RERKEAEY REAL ESTATE.

of acres: all improved: almost in
center of Berkeley; splendid land for wheat
and alfalfa, cows and chickens: will sell very
reasonable. o. G. MAY & CO.. 2123 Center
St. Berkeley.
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SPIRITUALgSM.

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Treatment and consultation by mail always
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-oo9 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

Elegant home Vernon Heights; a beautiful
new residence just built; rooms; bath, recep-
ton hall, two pantries. etc: plumbing latest
and best plate glass windows; hot air heater
with pipes to all and halls; lot 50x125
more land be had if desired.
This is certainly a model residence: picture
Of same will be sent on application; price
$4,000; terms to suit purchaser. Lake Shore
Land Co. A. II. BREED, Manager, 1910 Broad
way, Oakland. Cal.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FURNITURE-Goo and cheap. H. SCHELL-
HAAS old store. 4eS Eleventh st. See him.
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HENRY d. GALLAGHER CO.,

Successors to Flanagan Galiagher),
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALc ERA
20 Fifth st.. opposite Lincoln School
Telephone South go
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MEDICAL.

ALL ladies viii be glad to learn that Mrs. Dr.
Gwyer formerly Of 226 Turk st. has returned
. 10 the city and resumed business a sure and
safe cure for all female diseases from what
ever cause; all those who sick or discour-
aged should call on the doctor and state their
cases before going elsewhere; they will find
her a true friend: home for patients, with
every comfort satisfaction guaranteed by
MRS. DIR. GWYER, SO Eddy St. between
HYDE and Larkn.
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PROPOSALS for subsistence stores.-Office
Purchasing Commissary. San Francisco. Cal.
January 8, 1S99.-Sealed proposals for furnish
ing and delivering of such quantities of sub
sistence stores as per circular to be seen at
this office. will be received here until Il
o'clock a. M Saturday, January A. 1899, and
onened Immediately thereafter in presence of
bidders. specifications, general instructions
to bidders and blank form of proposals will
he furnished to established dealers on appli-
cation to w H. BALDWIN, Colonel, Pur-
chasing Commissary, U. S. "
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absolute cure for all female diseases: posi-
lively safe and sure; no danger of after ef
l+cts: taken in. time it also acts a pre-
veutfve. price 81 80 per box, sent free by mali
. Cg receipt OF price: consultation on all special
6i.Nases free. WALLER BROS. % Grant
ave. s. +. cautiCn-Before purchasing
elsewhere write US.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

BALDWIN & HOWELL.
10 Montgomery st.
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Ill. cases Of monthly Irregularities restored
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ss5oo-3 handsome new flats of rooms an
bath each; large lot; Central ave. close
Golden Gate Park: rent $50.
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s2500-Clara St, near Fourth; lot 25xS5; fla
and rooms; rent s25; large mortgage (S225
property must be sold.