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Mems Underwear.

At 39c.-Medium weight Jersey ribbed shirts
and drawers in all sizes; an exceptionally
good garment for the money
At 5Oc.--White Merino shirts and drawers,
in all sizes Shirts are silk finished and have
ribbed skirt; drawers made with French
band A splendid garment for fall and whit
el wear.
At 5oc.-Men's feeced-lined shirts and
drawers, heavyweight. Exceedingly good
value at this price.
At Soc Mems heavy ribbed Jersey shirts
and drawers in tan and flesh color; shirts
have silk facings and pearl buttons.
At Soc. Mems stockinet shirts and drawers,
in camel's hair color; shirts are double back
and front.
At 75c. Mems natural, part wool, shirts and
drawers; heavy weight; unshrinkable; self
facings.
At 75c.- Extra heavy quality white wool;
shirts are silk bound, with ribbed Skin, pearl
buttons and self facing ;drawershave suspend
er tapes. Regularly $l.0O
At SOC. M Mems Cancels Hair shirts and
drawers; self facing and pearl buttons on
shirts, also ribbed skirt.
At ST. Oo-Merino vests and drawers, q WOO
"a beautiful fine quality, in medium weight.
They're N gy and white, are silk finished
and have ribbed skirt; all sizes.
At 81. 90 ~ Mems natural and white wool
shirts and drawers, full fashioned; self fac
ings pearl buttons; suspender tapes and
extra gussets on drawers
At ST.. oo-Same style garment as the above,
in camsl's hair.
At ST.. oO-Silk-A shirts and drawers, silk
facings, pearl buttons; drawers with extra
gussets.,
At $I.OO and $I.z5-Men's red flannel
shirts and drawers, full fashioned, suspender
tapes and extra gusset on drawers.
At ST. SO Same as the above, but double
breasted
At SLIPS Mems natural wool shirts and
drawers, full fashioned, double-breasted,
pearl buttons.
At $I.5O-Better grade Of the above
FROM NORFOLK AND NEW BRUINS
WICK co.
These goods are too well and too fav-
oraby known to need any comment. They
are natural wool, full fashioned, with self
facings and extra gusset on drawers. Prices,
$I.oo, $3.50, $I.75, So. 90, $3.50.
ITEMS Combination Suits-In stockinet
and Jersey-ribbed. Prices,
$I.25, 81. SO, $I.75 and So. so
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-06

garrison service to replace regiments
ordered abroad. There is no sugges-
ton that events in the Transvaal will
need the dispatch of any of the militia
reserve, and the embodiment is simply
what has been for some days consider
ed certain by military authorities.
A representative of the Daily Mail
who inquired at the War Oifice yes
terday was informed that at present no
decision as to the regiments to be
called out has been made, although the
scheme for mobilization was in course
of consideration.-From the London
Mail.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-06
BRASS BAND AT YALE.

Rehearsals of the New Organization
Are Being Held.
A brass band has been formed among
the students of Yale and rehearsals are
being held regular by the new organiza-
ton.
This is the first time that anything
of the sort has ever been attempted
among Yale students and judging from
the fine material a good band will be
turned out
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eST. JOHNS FAIR.

Will Be Held Every Night This Week
in Music Hall.
st. Johns fair at New Music hall will
open the weeks entertainment with an
excellent program.
Between and o'clock the ladies of
the church serve an elaborate supper
and at o'clock the regular entertain
ment will commence.
The Lyric Mandolin club Archie Van
Buren, & Co., and the Misses Cosgrove
will be among the entertainers.
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u L. an HEE IL ECORD,


Agricultural Department,
Office Of the Chief of the Weather Bureau.
Washington, d. c., Nov 5, 1890, p. m.
Forecast for Monday
For New England and Eastern New York
Fair Monday and Tuesday, light westerly
winds.
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Women's Underwear.

At 25c.-Womens Jersey ribbed feeccd-
lined vests and drawers; French band on
drawers, vests silk finished
At SOFA superior quality Of the above, in
white, also extra sizes.
At 50c.-Same as the above, in ecru.
FROM NORFOLK AND NEW BRUINS
WICK CO.
Women's fine Jersey ribbed shaped vests
and drawers in natural and white. Vests
are silk trimmed and have pearl buttons;
drawers have the French band.
u wool, 75c. ca.
a wool, $1.O0 ca.
WOMEN'S VESTS AND DRAWERS
In plain goods; white and natural silk
stitched and pearl buttons
u wool, 75c. ca.
4 x wool, $500 ca.
All wool, $1.5O ca.
FROM SPRINGFIELD KNITTING co..
Women's fine Jersey ribbed shaped vests
and drawers in white and natural; vests
trimmed with silk; pearl buttons;' French
band on drawers. These goods are sold ex-
clusively by us.
Part wool, SIPS ca.
All wool. $1.7S ca.
At ST. .75-Women's very fine Jersey ribbed,
shaped vests and drawers, in white only. The
vests are dainty finished with hand crocheted
edge and pearl buttons; drawers have the
French band.
WoMEN'S oNEITA COMBINATION
SUITS
A complete lnein white and natural.
Cotton, 75c. and $500
Part wool, $3.50 and $l.75
All wool, $3.50
Children's Underwear.
At 25c-Children's cotton, Jersey ribbed
heeced-lined vests and pants.
At 25c.-Children' IS Jersey ribbed combination
suits, in grey and white Exceptionally good
value.
At 25c.-Boy's extra heavy heeced-lined
shirts and drawers, in plain goods, camel's
hair color.
FROM SPRINGFIELD KNITTING Co.
Children vests and pants, in fine Jersey
rib; silk finished, in natural and white.
Half wool, in sizes l, and Soc. ca.
4" as 6--6Oc. ca.
All IL" 3-75c. ca.
7" q, 6-85c. ca.
At 81 90 Children's combination suits, al
wool, in grey and white.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. :


The engagement IS announced of
Miss Edith Hedges Jarman, daughter of
General James Fl. Jarman, to Clarence
Ward Hatch of New York city. Miss
Jarmans father is a former New Ha-
vener and ex-member of the New Ha-
ven Grays When young man he
was connected with the North 1nsur
ance office in this city.
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Health for ten cents Cascarets make
the bowels and kidneys act naturally,
destroy microbes, cure headache, bilious
ness and constipation. All druggists
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Sumpter Building Notes.

high, to be completed by the middle Of
November. Claude G.. BaSche is the
local manager of the business and will
attend to the construction Of this building
as well.
Mr.. Cowden, recent arrival from
Salt Lake, an old time Nevada miner,
has had the small cottage on the north.
east corner of Mill and North streets
moved one block east, to Columbia street,
lacked up twelve feet and Is remodeling ii
into commodious two story residence.
On the site formerly occupied by the cot.
tage he will build a hotel 40 by 70 feet,
two stories and a stone basement the en-.
tire length and breadth of the building.
1t will be steam heated, electric lighted,
pumbed for hot and cold water and con.
tain dozen bath rooms. WORK on this
house will commence as soon as It is
definitely settled when the water works
will be completed.
d. A. Walton has just about completed
for II. W. Sloan an attractive residence
2SXso feet at cost of 5000, corner ot
Croker and Sumpter. II has already
been rented.
McEWen & Sloan have decided to build
a warehouse a4xIoo feet near the railroad
crossing on Center street. The contract
will be let in few days.
The townsite company has sold two
lots on Mil street, 100 feet square, the
provisions OF the deed to which provide
tnat the purchaser shall build thereon a
fifty room modern hotel, with all con.
veniences, and that work on the house
shall begin not later than October I. The
name of the gentleman who bought the
lots the syndicate does not at present de-
sire to divulge.
There are dozen or more handsome
little cottages being built In all resident
portions of the town. The compiler Of
these statistics being comparative strang.
er here, has found il next to impossible to
secure In the limited time the names, facts
and figures connected Herewith. In sew
eral instances the men In charge Of the
work confessed that they didn't know for
whom they were doing the work. But
we will all be better acquainted with each
other later on. This Is one of the regula.
lation features Of a rapidly growing town.
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Buy your furniture at home. We sell
at Baker City prices freight added and
keep your money In Sumpter. Our line
of carpets, mattings, linoliums, shades,
wall papers, etc., Is complete.
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Purchase Of the Intermountain Mine.

One Of the important mining deals
which have been consummated here re.
Gently and of which little or nothing has
been said, Is the purchase by &c. Finch,
of RoSsland, b. c., and w. G. Calder, of
this city, from William Schnar and A. }.
Hahn of the property known as the Inter.
mountain, located in the Green Horn
mountains, 20 miles from Sumpter and one
mile from the Little Giant, which property
is under the management Of w. l.. Vim
cent. The lntermountain is known to be
one of the best in the district, the ore
being OF so high grade as to justify ship.
ments under the unfavorable conditions of
the past ten years. Messrs. Finch and
Calder will build roads and put in ma
chinery this fall, make further develop
ments and shipments this winter. There is
now a large quantity of ore on the dump.
The price paid for this mine is not known
but it is generally believed that the
former owners received good round sum.
The Union Bargain Store will carry In
the future fine line of ladies' walking
and sailor hats. They will arrive in
about one weeks time. Save your orders
until you see these goods. Case q Co.
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Fine job printing done at THE MINER
Office. easH
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REAL EsTArE-C1TY-For Sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,


& HOWELL,
FINE FLATS
81, 500-Laguna St, near Golden Gate ave,
facing Jefferson Square; 3 flats, rooms each ,
all rented for s95 per month.
1913 Fourth ave.-Good cottage, rooms and
bath and stable; lot 25x12O; price, $3.50
s75OO-Offer wanted splendid residence on
Clay St, near Pierce; contains rooms, base
ment, etc.; lot 25x100.
s515o-Broderick St, near Sutter; 2-story
extra large lot. 5oxs0i room for another
$35oogRent $40; Bryant ST., near Second; 2
fats; rooms and bath EACH also rear house.
s4OO0-Guerrero St, near Twenty second;
rent $751; flats, and 5 rooms each; best
residence location in the Mission co.o
ave, corner of prominent street; large lot AUX
80; improvements consist of flats and stores;
rent sin So
s72O0-Large corner lot on California st.
rent s66; new flats; Improvements modern
s3oO9-Bryant ST., between Ninth and Tenth;
flats of and rooms and bath each; rent
s7oOO-Rent $50; Clara St, within a few feet
of Sixth st; large lot 45xS0; improvements
consist of flats all rented; this is a splendid
s465OoGolden Gate ave, flats. and I
rooms and BATH rent $40; lot 25x100; big bar
gain.
s7oO0-Howard St, near Seventeenth; extra
large lot, 626xS2; double house, rooms and
bath each; rent SOS; fine investment.
s550O-Mason st, near Washington; large
lot, 46x70 to alley; good improvements; rented
for SAB so; good big bargain.
S1,OU0-Jackson St, east of Leavenworth; 6
modern flats of and rooms and bath each:
all latest conveniences; rented for sos per
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
10 Montgomery st.
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AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
COFFEY. HUGHES e. co.

COFFEY, HUGHES co.
AT SALESROOM. 10 MONTGOMERY ST
Page St. north side, IS feet west of Octavia
25x120 feet to Lily ave; flats Lily ave. !:
rents $40
Lot west side of Ninth St. $50 feet south of
Cottage. 230 Twenty St. near Church:
rooms, bath and basement; 25x114; one-third
cash. balance at per cent
Flats 1SoS and 1S0S1a Union st., near Octavia:
rents $40
Lot south side of Fulton ST., 100 feet west
Of Baker; 25x100.
Two lots. east side of Cook St. $50 feet south
OF Geary' 2oxl2o each one-quarter cash. bal
Southeast corner Waller and Masonic ave. ;
lot 35x105; two flats adjoining lot 27:6x105.
Lot west side of Dame St, near Church, 200
feet south of Thirtieth; 25x125; one-quarter
cash, balance at per cent.
Residence 2sl3 Pine St, near Buchanan; Q
Lot northwest corner of Twenty-ffth and
Douglass SITS; S5x125; will be sold as a whole
or in subdivisions.
Lot southeast side of Sherwood place, off
Third St. near Howard ESQ feet northeast OF
Third St: 20x55.
Lot southwest corner OF Twenty-sixth and
Diamond SITS; 50XS0.
1905 and 1S0514 Powell st.; store and flats
rents $50; 226x45:1o.
Administrator sale-F1ats sos and 5O61a Shot
30x122:6.
Lot east side of Central ave-, 100 feet north
of Hayes St; 25x100.
Residence 120 Lyon St, near Oak and Golden
Gate Park; II rooms, bath, etc; modern and
in good condition.
Flats 30l9 and 3o21 Buchanan ST., near Union;
rents S32; lot 30X90 feet.
We can negotiate loans on any Of the above
For further particulars apply to
COFFEY, HUGHES & CO, Auctioneers,
10 Mont ST
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REAL EsTATE-C1TY-For Sale.

JOHN PFORR, removed to 4O3 Pine ST., oppo-
site the Nevada Bank.
s75O0-Ffne residence on Devisadero St. near
Fell: rooms: modern improvements: 25x112:6.
$1,000 each-Two cottages, rooms each; lots
20x115 each; Diamond St, near Twenty second.
S30, 600 Business property yielding a yearly
rental of $1,000. For description call at the
office
s5S00-Rent SAL: splendid investment. on
Geary St; 3-story house; store and hats, D
rooms and bath each.
$5500-A nice property on Spear St. bet. How
$25, OO0-Reduced from s34 GOO; rent s2s7; Lar
kin St. south OF Geary; stores and flats; dead
bargain.
S440O, reduced from s5O0O-A 2-story house of
rooms and stable; Fulton St, only blocks
from City Hall; lot q :6x13T:6.
S3S50-Rent s45: Webster St. near Washing
ton; fine double fiat, rooms and bath each.
Several fine properties on McAllster st.
S10O00-Three excellent 2-story baywindow
houses on Haight St, 8 blocks from Market;
lot 55X137 g; rent SIS.
s25, 000-Rent $3.50; prominent northwest cor
ner, 65x10O feet; improvements of stores and 8
flats above and 2 cottages, all rented; there Is
a fortune In this property.
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NEW BLOCK
FACING THE PARK
This Is the first advertisement of the new
block just subdiVided and placed on the mar
ket, fronting on Golden Gate Park. st. and
Nineteenth ave. boulevard. All streets on
official grade, curbed, macadamized, etc.
Every lot on grade with street. These lots
are the only ones facing the park for sale
at anything like the prices at which we are
offering these beautiful lots.
ONLY $500 AND UPWARD.
YOUR OWN TERMS.
Interest on deferred payments only per
cent. Remember pass the property; no
walking over sand hills. Grand marine view.
Opposite Strawberry Hill and Stow Lake.
close TO the new music stand, etc. This prop
erty is bound to increase in value. The lots
are all ready for home-builders. Go and see
them to-day. Secure your choice. Agent on
the property Sundays. We have a branch
office at H st. and Ninth ave. open daily,
including Sundays and holidays where you
can get full particulars, or call send to
our office.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 MONTGOMERY ST.
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FLATS.

s5,0Qo-Rents s2S; two flats on 18th st. one
half block from Market ST.. lot 25xl15
s5,6Oo-Three modern up-to-date flats OF 3
rooms and bath; always rented 2Sx65.
sl7,0OQ-Three new flats; rents SIP so; on Fell
St, corner facing Panhandle; lot 81 Ok
1876
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$40 oo0-Corner on Battery ST.. improvements
renting for $l404 per annum; 47:6x137:6.
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s21. o00-Rents $3.50 per annum; corner on
Powell St; two-story houses. of rooms and
bath each, and of rooms and BATH each,
1871 :6NS7:6; frontases
s125OO-Rents 1920 per annum; 8 houses con-
rooms and bath, each; 5oxl5f:6i Western Ad-
dition; good location
81. 5Oo-Pacifc Heights bargain; rents 1920
per annum: 2 new palatial flats of IL and 10
rooms. bath. billiard room, wineroom, cellar.
woods; nickel-plated open plumbing elite To-
cation; must be seen to be appreciated 2I:3x
los; owner going to leave city.
ss2oo-Nust be seen to be appreciated; we are
instructed by the attorne ayjs Tor the heirs In
last court appraisement $1,000; houses of s.
and rooms and bath each 1j rents 1892 per
kin St., Clay.
s55Oo-Corner in the Mission belt; 25x75;
elegant modern flats of rooms and bath.
each; rents $3.50 per annum.
s4coo-Rents s576 per annum; Mission warm
belt; tenements 25xS5.
ss7oo-A fine corner on Pacific ST.; 2 cottages
of and rooms and bath, each; rent S21 80;
should be changed into tenements; good rent
ing location.
s20Oo-Rents s3l2 per annum; Natoma st.
RESIDENCES
$40, O00-Elite location racine t1elghtS, eX-
celent marine views; an admirably planned
residence; large sunny rooms; very attractive
exterior; built by the day; very sunny; never
before offered for sale; large lot 75xlS7:6; south
front.
s14.1Oe-Jackson St; Pacific Heights elegant
Eastlake mansion OF IA rooms, etc. ETC.; 35x
127:SA; must be seen to be appreciated.
ssoOO-Large, modern 2-story residence on
Guerrero St; rooms, bath, bay windows etc.
large lot 94xl17:6 to alley; splendid unobstruct-
ed views
COTTAGES AND LOTS.
s1o5o-Mission warm belt; Sixteenth and States
SITS; frontages; cottage of rooms and bath,
laundry, etc; 2xl25.
s12.oOO-Pacifc Heights; grand marine view;
Broadway; S4;434x1S7:6; very choice
s2ooo-southsIde block; 24ox6OO; 80 lots: this is
a bargain.
We are offering on very easy terms the lots
at Waller and Steiner SITS. for the German
Savings and Loan Society; street work done
complete; lots all ready to build on; terms
quarter cash, balance at per cent; only a
few left.
s125O and upward-Choice building lots; very
6he e Noe 9ir,i ana a ae6Fy ts
level, grade and ready for building; offered
at very low prices, and being nicely located
are selling rapidly
Choice list of building lots in every part of
the city at prices to suit.
See our auction advertisement in another
column.
Call and obtain one. of our Real Estate
Records which contains list of properties
for sale in all parts of the city.
G. H. UMRSEN & CO.
ii Montgomery St
AUCTION OF INVESTMENT, RESIDENCE
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
AT SALESROOM, Il MONTGOMERY ST.
MONDAY, AUGUST 2S 1899,
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FLATS AND INVESTMENTS.

s125eo-Third St. a short distance from Mar
ket 3-story brick building in store and upper
floors; rent 1850 per annum.
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RESIDENCES AND COTTAGES
A.500-Elegant modern residence, near Park
s2sOO-Bank forecosure nice eu tWo o. house
of rooms and bath; on Shotwell St.
near 23d
So 150-Modern 7-room cottage on Golden Gate
ave; lot 25x100.
5000 Cash, balance $500 can remain on bank
mortgage nice cottage; lot 25xI14
Sl,30o-Nice cottage of rooms; sunny side
street. near car lines; 25x100.
We hold our regular auction sales every two
weeks. For further particulars apply to
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
e3S Market St
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s90Oo-Business property on c.; y ST.; stores
and upper fat; rent about SIS per month; real
bargain.
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PEREMPTORYIi
AUCTION SALEul
AUCTION SALEtll
TUESDAY, AUGUST 22d, 1899,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,
At Salesroom of
EHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO..
2ls-220 MONTGOMERY ST.,
MILLS BUILDING.

KEARNY STREET
INCOME PROPERTY.
PRESCOTT HOUSE, southwest corner
Kearny and Pacific SITS. and Montgomery ave. /;
substantial three story and basement brick
building. Nos. 923 to s31 Kearny St. Nos. 125 to
131 Montgomery ave-, Nos 6l9 to SIT Pacific
St: nine stores and 100 rooms above; property
has frontage of over 211 feet by depth Of
lot feet II inches and 1877 feet inches; net in
come in 1888 SIC, 2o9 Al present monthly
rental. 1870
BUSINESS CORNER,
GREEN AND DUPONT SITS.
NORTHWEST CORNER, Nos. 1401 to 14o7
Dupont St; two stores and fats above; rented
to one tenant for $40 monthly; lot 20 feet Az
inches Green ST., by 81 feet inches on
Dupont st.
BROADWAY COTTAGE.
No. 1872 Broadway, north side, IS feet east Of
Taylor St; coy cottage of rooms and bath
grand view of city and bay: rents S17 so; lot
22h9x621a feet, and extra lot by 22M feet.
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE g. CO.,
Auctioneers, 21s-220 Montgomery ST., Mills bldg.
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INVESTMENTS.

d
S7,oo0-On Folsom St. near 4th. through to
rear street; old improvements
IS, 500-Three-story brick and iron building:
near Kearny and Sacramento sts.; lot
20X59:6.
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s1550o-Price greatly reduced; corner on
Howard St. stores with living rooms and
flats of and 5 rooms and bath, EACH rent
s10sO per annum; brick foundation, etc; large
lot 35xf22:6; SIC. 600 can remain at 61t per cent
per annum; owner going to Germany to live.
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Lots on Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Noe and
Hartford sts.; just placed on market; offered
cheap at very easy terms
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EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & co.
cMApS RARcA1Nc

SNAPS. BARGAINS
s2,3oo-Forecosure; anything this Will
buy a nice residence in the Mis-
sion; oath st. pass door: lot 25x
ia.
$40, o00-Pays IS per cent: eleven flats and one
dwelling in AL condition: always rented
large lot. four frontages; must be sold
Immediately,
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$40, 50O-Corner on Folsom St; store and fat;
rent 1920 per annum; two-thirds of lot vacant;
75xS0; both streets accepted.