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acknowledgements dog devo-
tees, scuttled through the entrance
doors at gait suggestive Of the awful
apprehension that the last living dog
might disappear from mortal view be-
fore the inner bars could possibly be
reached.
The universal sight-seer, who never
missed anything going, pressed forward
with the throng and still Diana, airily
silhouetted against turquoise sky,
held her arrow in rest that the gay
world might wag as it would, unstung
by criticism.
That clear February sunshine fell full
tilt upon one superlatively happy face
that morning. The face belonged to
the wife of Wall street man and her
possessions were too numerous to men
ton.
Among them, however, were very
indulgent husband, very handsome
face, a lovable disposition, pair of
horses that had carried off two first
prizes in their day, a coachman who
might have done the same in a fat
mans contest and a footman with the
head of Byron and the manners of a
Grandson. To this fair ladys full cup
a browning drop of sweetness had just
been added:
Mrs. Wilson Ward Desbrow's His
Lordship, first prize in class IT,
That was the crowning drop to a
full cup, the eliminating joy to days
of anxiety. The announcement had
filled Mrs. Desbrows soul with pride
and wreathed her face with smiles.
She looked uncommonly pretty that
morning as she sat behind her prize
horses waiting for her prize dos to be
fetched forth from the scene of his
triumph by her prize footman. His
Lordship was a King Charles, with
royalty stamped on every feature. If
he had not drawn the first prize it
would have been to the everlasting ig
nominy of the judges. On the front
seat of the landau was wicker basket
lined with crimson satin, in which the
conquering hero was to ride home in
comfort.
Mr. Wilson Ward Desbrow and the
RyrOnjc groom whose real nama was
Brisbane, were gone into the garden to
fetch him. Brisbane had made one ex-
cursion back to the landau, bringing
an apology from Mr.. Desbrow for
keeping his wife waiting.
"a trio of Gordon setters-fne hunt
ers-had been put up for auction. He
wanted to bid on them. Would she
wait, or would she send the carriage
back for him."
She would wait. So Brisbane had
gone back into the garden and Mrs.
Dasbrow sat in the open landau, not
unwilling to watch the crowds coming
and going on that bright crisp morn
ing.
She drew off one glove to pat His
Lordships basket cushions into great
er plumpness. He would come out
presently-"the darling" decorated
with the blue ribbon which she had
herself tied about his neck in most
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1 SQuS u6u 6IS NSAAot ~ eA19@< y -
| nesh and blood than other folks are to
/ dogs. I
You are talking about your father?"
my husband"
aYou are not married woman! You
are a mere child"
| For answer the girl opened her caps
cautiously. A baby lay sleeping haav-
lily in her arms. It's tiny head was
bandaged with white cloth.
| Mrs. Desbrow turned pale.
| ooh, it's sick!"
| mo. Jim hit it on the head. I've
| been. to the doctor He says 1t won't
die. Mores the pity"
| "Oh, don't say that. You poor. un-
/ happy girl, don't say that"
The girl laughed recklessly and drew
tie sleeping child farther up on her
shoulder.
| "Why not? 1t amt got half the
chance your dog has. It amt sot
pretty silk bed like that at home.
wonder how my baby would look on
silk cushion?"
Mrs. Desbrow was in futtsr OF agi-
tation. To summon her coachman was
| to put the girl in custody. Evidently
| the poor thing was insane. To arrest
her would be to collect crowd in a
second.
Maggie threw back her cape with a
| laugh.
"Just let me see how she would fit
into that cute little basket. will you?
Your dog won't mind"
Whether her own lips framed assent
or dissent, Mrs Desbrow could never
affirm. At that moment the clang of
| fire engine charging in the direction OF
| the garden caused her horses to plunge.
| The fat coachman took firmer grasp
upon the reins. The motley following,
which always springs into view upon
the alarm of fire, surged by. With the
| runners went girl with reddish brown
| hair. Her bonnet swayed about her
| shoulders by it's frayed strings. Her
shabby shoes carried her rapidly over
| the stony streets.
She had no weight upon her arms!
| When Mr. Desbrow reached the side
of his wife's carriage moment or two
later Brisbane followed closely in his
wake with His Lordship in his arms.
A laprobe had been thrown over the
| basket on the front seat. Mrs. Des-
brow addressed her husband in mys-
| terious whisper.
| Don't move the robe, dear. l am
| afraid His Lordship will have to sit
with us. I've got something in his
| basket"
Something in his basket?"
Eyes. A baby. We won't talk about
it here. Wait until we get home.
| don't want crowd about the carriage.
Be quick, please. 1t might wake up
| and cry"
| Mr.. Desbrow was accustomed to
| obeying orders from that quarter with
| out questioning them. He got into the
landau and took His Lordship from the
| groom's arms.
Brisbane mounted to his seat beside
the driver. If he had any curiosity
about the contents of the basket under
| the laprobe he knew better than to dis
| play any The prize horses moved off
with as much pride of manner as If a
tenement-house baby was not behind
them.
(To he Continued)
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the tiny naane plate. she saw her cwn
name Susan engraved thereon.
why. George. she exclaimed,
where did you get this umbrellas It's
one lost over q year ago.
rs at SO. Miss Roberts? Wen, Aim
mighty glad All foun' it out. Do you
know. All been tryin' TO ovak : yeah
t think who t was ! bahsed at UNI
bella f'om?"-Chicago Daily News.
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XK|t pohos tfee T'aa conhdtrts pauossn valou
w Do,byshek pet-r e4a,us and sppomsyoO sote

nPauJo
Partisan
United States has been round that ru
The his bones repose COW
Bellies and his ntermn
of
the purpose placing boiler n the laundry
the actual burial place OF TINS
Amer !can hero
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politely touched his cap and replied: =
beg your pardon. sir; | rhoushf ron
were bird. --Argonaut.
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YOUNG MRS. M0NETTE;;
OR,
DIANA OF THE TOWER.


sea,v thoutB ennis Texas"
AN Fog
Copyright, 1seo by nnetteH
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1899-11-22
An Evening at Carthage.

1t was our pleasure recently to at
tend recital given in Carthage,
N. c., under the direction Of one Of
Bcnnettsville's most talented daugh
ters, Miss b. Vista Dudley, who has
charge Of tho music department o.
the Carthage school.
The program was artistically and
ts.stefully selected and was rendered
5y home talent, with such finish, flex-
lbility and smoothness as to hold the
undivided attention Of a large
audience.
For tho entertainment of the even
ing, much praise is due Miss Dudley
who, with a burning enthusiasm fol
whatever engages her sympathies
combined with passionate earnestness
and declamatory energy, has justly
won the esteem and admiration O.
those who appreciate the true and tho
beautiful.
Dignilicd and commanding in ap
pearance, with features lit up from
time to time by the fire in her eyes
or by q bewitching smile, ali sup
ported by easy and impressive action,
she easily holds her hearers.
Her voice is Of more than usual
melody and power, and has the faculty
Of imparting to ordinary expressions
al inexpressible facination, and III
listening to its melting tones the en-
thusiastic hearer might well say:
"Thy sweet words drop npon tho ear al
soft
AS rose leaves on well; and ooult
As though tho immortal melody Of heaven
Were wrought into one word, nm that word
word whipper,
That whisper all want, from all love-
N. G.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1899-11-22
PARNASSUS ITEMS.

Our farmers are well up with work.
Prayer meeting has been changed to
8 80 Wednesday afternoon. Everybody
invited to attend s
The Young Peoples Missionary Soci-
ETY. held its regular monthly meeting last
Sunday. The society is moving on very
nicely.
The 4th Quarterly Conference for the
Rlenheim CT. viii be held at Ebenczer
next Saturday--some Of our Parnassus
people expect to attend.
Since last you heard from our com
munity we have laid to rest at Parnas-
sus the body oil Miss Sallie Galloway.
She was 63 years OF age. She was strick
en- on Saturday morning Nov. n, with
paralysis and died 8 80 Monday morn.
ing 9Th She was good woman, was
true to her church. Sunday school, pray>
Ell meeting and missionary society. She
was buried Tuesday morning Nov. I4th
burial services conducted by her pas,
tor, Rev r. Z Stackhouse.
We have never seen a more beautiful
grave-such choice flowers. She now
dwclls In land where flowers never
tadc.
Nov. 21. 1899. 9. T.
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FROM BROWNSVILLE.

Mr.. 9. F Et.wangcr OF North Caro-,
lima spent few days last week with hi:
daughter Mrs M. b. Brigham.
Mr. H M Hodges made from one quar-
ter OF an acre l35 gallons ribbon cane
molasses.
Mess. NJ Z Brigham and G. P. Hod
ges spent Thursday ot liennettsvillr,
ijarp.y ElU,ca Was 4owu,ls sac,ioy
last Sy5cN.
3'he Sportsmcn oithis Sccion say tlcy
&rs AFRAID e 50 out gunain9 tor icar
they will miss the game and hit Nor.
mon elder.
Mr.. Murray Griffin was calling on his
best girl Sunday. Judging from the
smiles he wore home he had quite nice
time.
Nov 20 1890. CLoDHoPpER,
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DON'T WATT TOO LONG,

Messrs. Baxstcr and Murray Nc
Lendon, the hustling picture men,
want their patrons and friends to
know that they arc receiving work
daily and will deliver in few days.
We learn that Of the 500 orders re-
ccivcd only one person raised sin
gle objection. They have beat the
record III the Pee Dee section. New
orders should be sent in at once to
get a delivery Of the work before
January. And it is possible after
that date they may be ordered away
to new territory. No other house
does such work at the price, and no
agents have given such pleasure or
satisfaction. IF you want pictures
enlarged now is your chance to get
what you want for little money.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1899-11-22
.E,I,ECTROPOIST;,

Cures all dis a,es without I! e use OF
medicine. a pure Oxygen treatment.
by absorption. II cures where cverv.
thing else tails 1t is needed in eyerv
family, Tor it will cure every weakness
or ailment, 10 the mos; persistent chron,
ic disease, and without the us. OF a
grain OF medicine. Thousands Of peo~
pie all oyer the United States. from pri-
yate citizens to Lawyers, Doctors
Preachers. Supreme Judges, Eli,ors
ETC., even Crowned Heads OF Europa
have given written testimonials OF these
facts. BOOK Of testimonials, with price
OF instruments sent tree. Agents want.
ca. IS co TO $40 90 siay. THE
EI;EcTRoroIsE Co, sI3 9TH St, Louis.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1899-11-22
Cotton Bound to 60 up.

The farmer who held some of his
cotton for better prices will soon sec
the wisdom Of it when cotton goes up
The statician of the agricultural dc.
partmeut at Washington has figured
that the crop Of 1899 will be ltss than
100000 bales. 1t this is so cotton
will surely 60 up, and that very soon,
in spite Of the lying statements tha.
a large crop will be made. The game
.ie yours If you wait awhile.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1899-11-22

In an outburst Of enthusiasiasm
a divinity student in q North Car
olina college uttered this carne st
prayer: "Give us all pure hearts;
give us all brave hearts give us
oil clean hearts give us all s,Oeet
hearts," 10 which the congrega-
tion responded "Amen p'
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1899-11-22
used BY British Soldiers In Africa.

Used BY British soldlors In Africa.
Capt. G. G. Dcnnison is we'll known all
over Africa as commander Of the forces
that captured the famous rebel Galisho.
Unpcr date Of Nov 4, '97. from Vryburg
Bechuanaland. he writes: Before start
ing Oh the last campaign boght qnan.
iity Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which used myself
when troubled with bowel complaint, and
had given 10 my men md in every case
i proved most beneficial" For sale al
Douglas drug store.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The firm OF Moore & Jones has this
day been dissolved BY mutual consent
and the business will hereafter be con
Quoted by A j. Jones, to whom ali ac
counts now due must be paid and who.
WI pay all outstanding accounts OF the
hfm. Is. d Moore. \
!. 3. a. j, Jones
Benncttsville. 8. 9, Nov. 10. 1900.
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The Pow By Prcacl,c. "Rcy. Kirk>
man Belle Rive. Ill, says After years Of
suffering from Bronchial or lung trouble,
vas CURED by One Minute Cough Cure
Il is all that is claimed for it and more. ;"
Il cures coughs, colds grippe and throat
and lung troubles. Douglas Bros.
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N Office.
10 my friends and patrons.

TO my friends and patrons.
Having sold my property in the towr
OF Blenheim, S. c.. to Mr.. VIM. Evans
| now offer my ENTIRE STOCK OF
GOODS AT COST Except groceries,
for cash, until The 18th OF Decembet
next, 1899:
COME AT ONCE and get bargains
while they are going.
Respectfully,
X. Townsend,
Blenheim, s. O.. Nov. 20 1892.
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Chamberlain's Pain Balm Cures Othors,
l.ENl.INNfNl-. u. -.l. Why Not Y Yanp ~. l.I- /.

My vito has boon using Chamberlain
Pain Balm, with good results, for lame
shoulder that has panied her continually
Tor nine years. Wo have tried all kinds
OF medicines and doctors Without recoiy>
lp. any benefit from any Of them. Ono
day wc saw an vortisement Of this mod.
iGino and thought of trying it.. which VIC
did with tho best Of satisfaction. Sho has
used oOly one boltlo aud her shoulder il
almost well! Adulp!i J. A.i'lo;. Man
chester, N. II. For sale at Dougas' drug
store, Bcnncttsvillc.
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<zp
Admiral Dewey has conveyed
to Mrs. Dewey the house given
him by the American people.
Il will not be surprise to any who arc
at ull familiar with tho good qualities Of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy to know
that people everywhere take pleasure in
relating their experience in the use Of
that splendid medicine and in telling Of
the benefit they have received from it, Of
bad colds it has cured. Of ,hrcatoned at
tacks Of pneumonia It has avertcd and of
tho children it has saved from attacks of
Group and whooping cough. It is q grand
good medicine. Douglas drug store.
A boy never gets much COM
fort out Of his first cigar, but he
gets lots Of experience.
Joseph Stock ford, Hodgdon, Me, heal
ed sore runnlDg | I years, and cured his
piles Of long stauling by sing Do1Yitt's
Witch Hazel Salve 1t cures all skin dis
eases. Douglas Bros.
After all there was meteoric
display last week, and one fell on
a residence near Crescent, III and
wrecked it. In Russia the display
was brilliant aud the people were
panic stricken.
Millions Of dollars, is The value placed
by Mrs Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa, on
The life Of her child which she saved from
Group by The use Of One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t cures all coughs, colds. throat
and lung troubles. Douglas Bros.
The trust may be able to lin
it the output Of whisl1ey, but
it can't limit the input.
Eat plenty, Kodol will digest what you
cat. Ii cures all FIRMS Of dysptpsia and
stomach troubles Err. Gamble, Vernon,
Tex. says, ut relieved me from The start
and cured NE. 1t is my everlasting friend
Douglas Bros.
All a man has to do in order
to become famous is to do the
public.
: you scour the world you will never
lind remedy equal TO One Minute Cough
Cure" says Edi,or Facklcr, Of the Mi,
cauopy Fla. Hustler Ii cured his family
OF LaGrippe and saves thousands from
pneumonia, bronchitis, Group, throat and
lung troubles, Douglas Bros.
Trying to stand upon ones dig
nifty often results in a hard fall.
President King, Farmer Shank. Brook,
!yn, Mich. has used DcWi;t's Little Early
Risors 10 his family for years Says they
are the best These famous little pills cure
constipation, hiiou>neSs and all liver and
bowel troubles. Douglas Bros.
Definition Something looked
up in the dictionary to day and
forgotten tomorrow.
The safe in the sherifi's Office
at Hillsboro, N. c., was broken
open last week and robbed Of
S5, 600, $1,000 in one dollar gold
" i,61 out GoyS Nore dmo. aeul lrom
wAonpn.; cough onr Doctor gave One Nil
Mc H0uQl,Gure Ihcy recovered rapilly,
wriWa j. B }rIc, A..yle. pa. Ii cures
coughs colds, grippe and all throat and
lung troubles. Douglas Bros.
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wv A M IF e, I'D Y

Several farms in this County,
proved or unimproved, for ellen n
Real Estate Bought, Sold and 81 5.
changed and money to loanson Mo
gage. If you have property to- SC L
come and SEQ mel can place
promptly and to desirable purchase
If.you wish to buy, I will llendeavor /,
suit you with a selection from a lal &,
list Of properties i have for sale Il
" Marlboro, Darlington, Stunt tel, Flos
ence and Williamsburg Conhtiosiat,s
IN Kichnond and Roborson Counties
N, q. JuIfoB d. DupInYy =
sat / 1sss
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FOR S AZ. y

4 desirable Farm noted or health,
Ih Containing 1870 acres, o,oi, or less.
Part cleared and under c%ccllon; cult.
vation and part choiea,mhct land A
large two story housu With KITS zen at.
tached and ou,buiidings. Good pasture
~ popular pubic padmlsrsac Icd by
State road leading tron, ai. ,sintcs from
Lynchburg, 5. g. KnoWa lis tha Miller
place. Now occupied BY opc OF our
best farmers. Mr.. lrby 'irUluck Church
and school house within a ieW yards OF
dwelling Apply %
HAYNsWoRTH & ilhVNSwoNTH,
Nov 7, 1899. Sumter S. c.
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CLERK SALES,

lho'DotO OOou'J J--\toukt VI NOliltitCfi
Pleas.
Complaint for Partition.
Mhtio Bradford, Rita Lucas, & Others
Plaintiffs,
-against-
Hercules Bradford and Others, Dof'ts.
N obedience to an Order signed by IIis
i. Honor w. @. Benot, Presiding Judge,
aud datod November II. 1899, will soil
before tho Court House door an Bennetts
vile in tho county and state aforesaid
containing -------- acres, moro or less and
bounded OIL the north by the run of Crooked
Creek, on the cast by lot of Joel McKinnon,
on tho south by tho atreo5 loading from
the public square to Choraw s:root. and on
tho west by lot on which john d. Bristow
now resides.
Telms of sale one half Cash, balance on
credit of Ono Year; the credit portion to
be secured by tho bond Of the purchaser
with mortgage of tho premises to draw
interest from day Of salo at 7 per cent pei
annum, payable annually, and contain q
provision for 10 per cont ns Attorneys fees
In case Same Ia not paid at maturity and
suit Is brought to COLLECT samo. Purchaser
to pay for oil papora and stamps and have
privilege Of paying all cash II he desiros.
j. A. DRAKE,
Nov. II 1899. CLERK Of Court
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T. AK NJ Q ''g'sSs ri /!
TREAsURER'Ss uppl0E,
MAKLBCito COINTY.

Benncttsvl!o, $. c. 500, i, 500.
HE Books for tho oolicoLipu ct Taxes
for he fiscal year conn tncing Jann-
nry lst 1890 viii bo open tS i$eine.tsvilc,
October i6, at The Trcaenrc,s one, aid
remain oren until Decc,.be, 3tst 1900.
when the penalty will be sd1qd cn Ill not
paid by That date Tho ley is i,s follows !:
For State purposes, mills
Ordinary county tax, mills
Special county tax, mill
Constitutional school tax mills
Total tax levy Ia mills
Poll tnx Of Oac Dollar nl allinuinn from
II to 60 years of age.
Bcnncttsylle Graded fcha0l ;Iuilla
Tatum Special School 3 mills
Willis Special, = mills
u. II. 7'1YSs1sr 4~,
o. r
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A CAR LOAD

A CAR LOAD
or the celebrated f'FULTZ SEED
WHEAT" just arrived and for sale at
MARIBoRo WHOLESALE GRocEnY.
Nov. III, 1900 IL
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FOR SAL. r. 4: !
E1INE Cotton Plantation ii Sumter
d County. adjoining land OF Dr. J. A.
Woodley, II. Thomas Edons and others
Containing 1850 acres About one hall
cleared and in cultiyaiicn, Valance in
virgin pine, oak and hickory. Sold to
settle an estate.
Apply to r y. i.l.i5, Ex'r
Nov. 7, 1899. Sumter, SC.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-20

BALDWIN & HOWELL.
mo MODERN FLAT At A low FIGURE
SbOC-Lyon st, not far from the park: con-
tains and large. sunny rooms and all latest
convenienees; rent f45.
MUST BE SOLD.
S725o-Clay St. near Scott. facing Alta Plaza:
z-story and basement house, containing eight
rooms and bath: lot 25x1OO: big bargain.
CHOICE CORNER CLOSE TO TOWN.
S415o-Page and Laguna SITS: 55IsT:s: all
and residences
BUSINESS CORNERS AND RESIDENCE
SITES.
Entire block. bounded by Folsom St. Treat
ave. 18th and l4th sts.. being offered IN SUBJ
divisions. Call at Office and get diagram; slioo
AN OFFER WANTED.
Hs5o-Jackson St. near Mason: nats: also
Z-story house OF 10 rooms' lot has % feet
$3.50 only-Seventh-st- corner. near Folsom:
lot 75xSo: lease pays per cent.
tls.SOo-Rent $50: extra large lot. over 50 feet
front on Montgomery st. improvements. J.
story brick building. containing . stores ana
t5,ooo-Oner wanted. big bargain: best part
Of Valencia st; rent SOS per month; large lot.
sisting OF stores and fats.
HANDSOME ''UP-TO-DATE'' FLATS
;S75O-Rent ss5: new nats fronting the park
panhandle; lot 2Sxl3Ts; AL rented; a nns tn
,sSOo-Large corner. 4Ox7o. on Leav,nworth
St: rents $40: with improvements. consisting
Of fats. rooms each
A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
SIS. ooo-Choice piece OF business property
north OF Market St. and within blocks OF
Powell and Eddy: improvements consist OF
stores and lodging house above OF 25 rooms:
rent siS5.
$500 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY. sAAfE, As
RENT.
t22So-Eureka st. near Nineteenth: new cot
tage OF rooms. porcelain baths: up-to-
date In every respect: close 10 Castro and Gusr-
st. car lines
BALDWIN a HOWELL.
Mont1ouarw
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-20
SAY FRANCISCO CALL.

BUsTNEss OFFICE of the San Francisco
Cail. corner of Market and Third streets. open
Until y O'Clock every night IN the year.
BRANCH oFFICEs-5?7 Montgomery street
corner clay: open until $50 p m.
$40 Hayes street: open until $40 .. ~
$50 McAnlster street: open until $50 .. m
Cib Larlln street: op-n until $3.50 .. m
;sn Mission street. open until 10 p. m.
s26l Market street. corner Sixteenth; open
Until 2 o. n.
io6 Eleventh street: open until ?. m
ioac Valencia street; open until p m
ic2s Polk street: open untii p N.
Northwest corner OF Twenty-second and Ken
flcky streets; open until p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-20
LEAvENwoRrH STREET FLATS.
PREsIpIo HEIGHTs F1.Ars.

,5.5oc-Rents s43 20 per month: : nice fats of
and rooms and bath; lot 23.tixs0
feet; frontases: any offer submitted
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-20

PARK LOTS. SUNSET HEIGHTS.
Block facing Golden Gate Park between III
and streets. Eleventh and Twelfth aves
Already ten houses built on this block
$500 AND UPWARn~
one quarter cash. balance monthly
a. A r. BUCKINGHAM
~ montgomery ST.. room IL. Branch Ofies fsls
Ninth ave.
NEW cottages. houses and fats for sale on
fierce and Waller sta. near Hairht. over m
houses sold In same block Terms 70 suit by
+. NELSON. builder. "
SSs0.CITY poultry farm: good cottage. 4 room.
ana lot geese, chicken and duck houses.
cement floors: nicely arranged: bank. Viii
loan 1I5o: fortune and home for rs per
month. Apply 10 p. A. DOLAN. s3s Martet
FOR sale-Cheap. new history houses: roor,,-
Castro-st. cars: patent sidewalk
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-20
MUST sELL-BANK FORECLOSURE.

BEFORE DECEMBER n 1870.
B.ooo-MaSe offer: lot 5ox1i4 feet; on Nine
teenth street. near Guerrero. hata.
rooms and bath each. and new T-room
and bath cottage: rents. y54 per month.