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Evening star., 1899-04-18
A Railroad Miracle.
. Louis Globe-DemOcrat.

From the st. Louis Globe-DemOcrat.
Railroad men at Bloomington. ILL.,, are
marveling over a phenomenal occurrence on
the Chicago and Alton recently A freight
train was going west on the Kansas City
division When near Prentice, ILL.,, one of
the cars was thrown from the track into
the ditch, nearly fifteen feet from the rail-
The track was not injured. The couplings
at both ends OF the car were automatic,
and the car slipped out without breaking
those on the two cars next to the derailed
car.
The two sections OF the disunIted train
soon came together again and coupled au-
tomatically. The air connection was broken,
but, although the train stopped and the
air was again connected. the trainmen did
not miss the car. and IL was not missed
until the conductor looked over his train at
Roodhouse The car was found in the ditch
next morning by the roadmaster.
Evening star., 1899-04-18

Some experiments were made recently in
France on the penetrative power of bullets
through snow. The results We're very as
tonishing. The Lebel rife was used and at
a distance Of leo feet the bullet penetrated
only five feet into the snow target. bull
let from a Lebel rife has been known. II is
said to go through a tree Of three and a
half feet IN diameter. That II should only
penetrate eighteen inches farther into such
Aoft stuff as snow seems altogether star
Ting The explanation suggested by the
experimeutalists is that the rotating bullet
picks up particles OF snow as it goes in
and % gets ''balled," or blocked mp.
Evening star., 1899-04-18
HARE AND COBRA.

Animal Preferred the Mercy of a
Snake to That of q Man
Rider Hageard in Longnan's.
Once. many years ago, was riding in
search OF small gams upon the ysldk in the
Evening star., 1899-04-18

An Investigator of the effect of perfumes
on animals In the London Geological Gar
dens discovered that most of the lions and
leopards were very fond of lavender They
took piece of cotton saturated with it
and held 1t between their paws with great
delight
Evening star., 1899-04-18

the New Gallery and other exhibitions have
viewed art from distinctly different stand
points. Last week the struggling artists
of both sexes welcomed their friends in
modest studios, oftentimes in obscure neigh
borhoods, for the purpose of displaying and
selling portion at least of their years
work. On last Sunday Royal Academicians
and associates who have won name and
fame were lat home for a similar pur-
pose, but in more luxurious surroundings.
more select company and with a more
formal greeting. Speaking dspassionatey.
the work a whole in quantity and quail
ity can hardly be considered up to the usual
standard. The president of the Royal
Academy and Lady Poynter, who is a sis
ter of Lady Burne Jones and of Mrs. Kip
ling, sr., and daughter of Mr.. George Mac
donald, novelist and preacher, received a
few friends to see his picture of Miss
Mcnckton and a scene in the Italian lake
district Mr.. Marcus Stone sends charming
picture In his best style. called the "Reverie," !"
to Burlington House. Mr. Brett, whose sea-
scapes, chiefly on the English coast are well
known, received at his residence, Daisyfield
Putney. Mr.. ]. ]. Shannon occupies an
artistic house with large studio in close
proximity to the house of the late Lord
Heighton, and has for a neighbor Mr.. Val.
Prinsep. AS usual here, portraits predom-
mate. Four will go to the Royal Academy
and one to the New Gallery. Mr. Orchard
son will also send portraits this year in
lieu of the subject pictures which have
earned for him such a high reputation in
the world of art.
Evening star., 1899-04-18
A Wealthy woman's Charity.

In the death of Baroness Hirsch the world
loses one of its wealthiest and most char
liable women. When one has an income of
but unfortunately ii does not always happen
that generosity keeps pace with wealth.
She set herself TO continue the prncely
devoting enormous sums to objects which
she personally investigated. Probably no
single individual knows the full extent Of
her generosity. 1t was not confined to
London, Paris or Hungary Nor was it
limited to one channel.
1t has been observed by competent critics
that her munificence was more wisely di-
rected than that of her husband. The
baron used to remark during his lifetime
that "he raced for the London hospitals.
for the gross proceeds of his racing, with
out any deduction for expenses, were dis
tributed among these institutions. The only
son of the baron and baroness died some
years ago, and the vast wealth of the
Hirschs will pass into the hands of stran-
gers. Probably it will be found however,
that the baroness has disposed of a con-
siderable portion of it in a well-directed
charity. Baroness Hirsch brought her hus-
band nearly a million sterling, and the
shrewd financier augmented that sum. 1t
is said that he made a profit of a million
and q quarter over an ingenious Egyptian
investment at the time when the country
was still insolent and Arabi's revolt threat
ened political collapse. Baron Hirsch knew
better He foresaw that Egypt would not
be allowed to go under, and he put quar-
ter of a million into the deprecated stock
to be amply rewarded when the resuscitated
fortunes of the country gave him 10 per
cent interest on the seemingly hopeless in
Evening star., 1899-04-18
Je.HeIk GaIare

1t is expected that the jewelry to be given
to Lady Peggy Primrose on her marriage
to Lord Crewe will excel all records, even
that of Lady Anglesey. Lord Rosebery
will give her half her mothers Jewels.
Lord Crewe, besides lavish gifts, will be-
stow the magnificent collection of precious
stones accumulated by the Monckton mines.
The Duchess of Clevelands gift to her IA
vorite granddaughter will be diamonds.
L. H MOORE.
Evening star., 1899-04-18
A House for the Duke.

The rumor that the Prince of Wales Lad
been approa ched with regard to a sale of
Marlborough House to the Duke of MARI
borough is revived, and it Is now stated
that the prince has expressed his readiness
to sell if another residence could be found
for him. What gives color to it is that the
duke is looking for a London house, and
that the acquisition of Marlborough House
would be the natural wish of his heart 1t
was built for the great duke by Wren in
1710. In 1917 it was bought as a residence
for the Princess Charlotte and Prince Leo
pold on their marriage. Queen Adelaide
lived there till 1S49, and it was given to the
Prince of Wales as a residence on his mar
riage in 1863. However nice il might be to
allow the Duke of Marlborough TO buy back
the house of his illustrious ancestor used
for years by royalty, there would be many
difficulties in the way. The house, for in
stance, does not belong to the prince per-
sonally, but is an appanage of his royalty,
and 1t would, l believe, require an act of
parliament to authorize its sale.
Evening star., 1899-04-18
A Great Convenience,

The system of collecting and delivering
passengers luggage which has been par
TALLY carried out by one or two of the rail-
way companies will, L hear, shortly be
adopted by all the leading railways. This
will remove one of the great trials and diff
fculties of the railway traveller in Great
Britain. Under this system for the moder
ate charge of siXpence a packet the railway
companies will collect your luggage and de-
liver 1t at your hotel or residence. The
traveller will be relieved of all trouble in the
matter. and the only condition is that he
must travel within two days of the dispatch
of his luggage. The great object of the
SO much to relieve the traveller of the trou-
BILE as to save the delay and inconvenience
which are caused in the passenger traffic
by dropping quantities of luggage at each
station where the train stops. Every day
one or two trains will leave London ter
minals laden entirely with luggage which
will be dropped at the various stations to
which it is addressed. On the passenger
trains, therefore, there will be no trouble
with luggage, and none of the delay which
is now caused by the constant taking in
and putting off of passengers baggage. 1t
is hoped that the new system will be
brought INTO operation at the commence
ment of the tourist season. Something like
this was tried some years ago, but without
success. The American system of checks
was used, and Engiishmen could not be
troubled with carrying the brasses don't
you know, and the scheme dropped. Eng
lishmen have travelled much since then and
lost much baggage through having no more
claim on 1t than the feliow-traveler who
walked off with If
Evening star., 1899-04-18
London Goes In for Art.

With the return Of spring come the vari-
Gus art exhibitions, and the social world of
London turns its attention to pictures. All
artists keep open house for weeks before
the opening of the exhibitions. To some he
who will may go, look, examine and criticise,
Fo others one is admitted only by invita-
tson. These latter are they whose reputa-
ton is won apd who can put letters after
their names. Those who have devoted the
last two Sundays to examining innumerahle
pictures destined tor the Royal Academy,
Evening star., 1899-04-18

Pains and aches and neuralgia vanish in few
minutes, swollen and stiff joints relax and become
flexible; paralyZed muscles and regain their
powers; weak backs become strong; female trou-
bles disappear; the nervous the debilitated the
hrain-weary and the brOken-dpwn feel the tonic
curative and soothing influence penetrating every
diseased and weakened part. renewing the vitality
Increasing the blood circulation in cold extremites
and imparting new life and energy 10 the whole
body.
Evening star., 1899-04-18

Clouds of medicated vapor
are inhaled through the
mouth and emitted from
the nostrils, having cleans
ed and vdporiZed all the
diseased parts. A sense Of
relief is felt at once. A
cure is certain. Doctors
doris it. Everybody
praises it
At all druggists or mall
ed to any address or re-
ceipt of price, 81. This in
cludes ell medicines.
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AIS Sutter street thence to ST. Mary's paul
istl Church, where q solemn requiem mass
will be celebrated for the repose Of her soul,
commencing $50 o'clock. Intermen1 Holy
Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
RILET-A solemn requiem high mass (month ;
mind will be celebrated this day (Wednes-
day). at o'clock, at St CaarIss Borromeo
Church, Eighteenth and Shotweu streets. FOR
the rspose OF the soul OF the late Mary Ger
trIde Riley. Friends and acquaintances are
respectfully invited TO attend
SMITH-In this city. September Is, 1893, Ellen
beloved wife Of the late James H. Smith. a
native of Tipperary. ireland, aged IS years
OFrieuds and acquaintances are respect
fully Invited 70 attend the funeral this day
(Wednesdayl. at clock. from her late resi-
denee, southeast corner Of Fifteenth ana Po-
trero avenues. thence to St Charles Borrq-
nle1's Church Eighteenth and ShotWell
streets, for services at 50 o clock lnterInelC
Mount Calvary Cemetery
STEELE-Iu Oakland. September IS, 1883. Eliza
J. Steele, mother OF Mrs. DR.. L. ?. Hess
native Of Ohio. aged IS years,
EULLIVAN-In the City and County Hospital
September f9, 1899, josephine Sullivan, ma
tive Of Ireland aged IS years.
WALSH-In this city September IS, 1899, May
V. beloved and only daughter OF Arabella ana ana
the late William Walsh, and sister OF WI.
liam George and John Walsh. and niece oi
James and Lawrence NJ. Walsh and Edward
Brown a native Of San Francisco, aged Il
years months and Is days
EFrfends and acquafntanees are respecl-
fully invited to attend the funeral this oay
"wednesday at clock, from the residence
OF his mother, 126 Langton street, thence 59
St Jose1hs Church for services at -.Ss
o'clock Iuteruent Mount Calvary CenlstsEy.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

BRfES Hereby Se1f esltfy Aha fhas w M1He have this
day formed co-partnership for the transac-
tion OF a general dry goods business IN the
State of California. That the principal place
of business Of said co-partnershlp Is and
San Francisco State Of California That the
full names OF all Of the members Of such CO.
partnership and their places OF residence are
JAMES. o'BRIEN, residing in the city and
county of san Francisco. State Of Californis:
city and county Of San Francisco, State Of
California.
JAMES o'BRIEN.
MARIA A o. BRIEN.
State OF California. City and County OF San
On tbs 11th day of August, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
Public in and for the said city and county.
residing therein, duly commissioned and
sworn, personally appeared JAMES o'BR1EN
be the persons whose names are subscribed
70 the within instrument, and acknowledged
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at my office
Sa4 Witch en4 S@f fsearl al 'l- JOHN p cAsHTN
Notary Public in and for the CITY and County
OF San Francisco. State Of California
NOTICE to credttors-Estate OF HENRY GIB-
SON. decea sed- Notice is hereby given BY the
undersigned JOHN A. DRINKHOUsE. ad-
uinistrator Of the estate OF HENRY GLIB
SON, deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four 90 months after the first
publication Of this notice, 70 the said JOHN
A DRINKHOUSE. administrator as afore-
said at his offices. No 402 Montgomery
street in the city and county Of San Fran
cisco State Of California, the same being his
place for the transaction Of the business OF
the said estate in the said city and county
of San Francisco. State Of California.
JOHN A. DRINKHOUsE. administrators Of
the estate Of HENRY GIBSON. deceased
Dated at San Francisco August 30 1888
A RUFF attorney for administrator, 402
Montgomery street.
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Santa Fe Route
San francisco to CHICAGO.
THE MOST COMFORTABLE WAY ACROSS
THE CONTINENT.

EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR PULLMAN
PALACE AND PULLMAN UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST CARS LEAVE OAKLAND MOLE
FOR CHICAGO AND THE EAST TAKE
MARKET-STREET FERRY AT $50 P n
DINING-ROOMS ARE MANAGED BY MR.
FRED HARVEY. AND ARE PERFECT IN
EVERY DETAIL SERVING MEALS AT
REGULAR HOURS AND REASONABLE
RATES
NO OTHER LINE OFFERS so MANY IN
JUDGMENTS AS THE SANTA FE ROUTE.
SAN FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE, 62s
MARKET ST TELEPHONE MAIN 1871
OAKLAND OFFICE. Ills Broadway.
SACRAMENTO OFFICE, 201 Street
SAN JOSE OFFICE. W. Santa Clara st.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
NORTH PACIFIC C0ASg RAILROAD.
vis saaaaiats Perry.
Commencing September l, 1899.
~ In III 80 IA All A

commencing september l. 1889
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DATS-T:e0, 800. $50, lice a n (;
s1:45, $50, 800 5:15. eco. $50 p. m
EXTRA TRIPS-For Mil Valley and San
Rafael on Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays
and Sundays. at 500 and 1850 p m
SUNDAY+s:o0 @s0o. 1850 400, II 40
a. m; 100, .1.45, .2:30. 400. $50. 6:45 D. m.
II 90 a. m does not run 70 San Raf'l Sundays.
$50 p. II. does not run TO Mil Val'y Sundays
Trains marked 80 run TO San Quentin.
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYs-5:25, $40. 7:55. $40. '1s;Zo
m: I2:s0 2:15 's.49 4.35. SIS .. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays at $40 and 1915 ..
sIrNDAYs7:ea 800 .s:45 s10:45 s1f:45
a. M; Zoo, 2:2o. 1890. -5:15. 800, 100. 1915
Trains marked 60 run to San Quentin.
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAFE5:45. $50, 1855, s;55. 1875
a m: 1875 245. 4:55. $50 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 100. 1920 D. m
SJNpAYS-s:e0. 1000. u:10 q. m; H;o5.
1:so. 2:4e, $3.50. $50. $50, Io:2o 7: m
THROUGH TRAINS.
100 a. m week days-Cazadero and way sta ms
an n n Saturdays-Cazadero and way sta rs
s.0, a m Sundays-CaEadero and way sta rs.
I:5 o. m. Sunday-Pt- Reyes and way sta rs
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Builders Contracts.

Mstha Nehrtens (owner) with o. A Cae-
mer (contractor). architects Havers & Toepke-
All work except plumbing, sewering. gas fit
ting rnanteIs painting and gas fixtures for a
twe-story and basement frame building, on
line OF California street 90 " of LeaveR worth,
w 20 by 57:6; s2625-
Terence and Elizabeth Derham (ownersl with
Frank Beerner (contractorl. architect Thomas
]. WeIsh-Au work for two-story frame
building with basement and brick foundation,
on line Of McI4ea court, IS5 z Of Ninth
street n Is by %, s32S0
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued follows:
W. n. Sherman and Minnie D. EshIeman- go
G. W Winterrewd and Mary B. Griffin. 80
Toh1 T,svyie and AMY Dray.................27- q "a
E J. FazakerIey and Gelevra R Stowe. is
Raarb . S7tIfa and Ethel B. Pcmroy - 23- 81
Tohn r Einsnan and Lila NJ Barlow 80. y d
Ike p P11rnan and Mae Schfruer. .2s- 26
H P GaiHard and Susan e Archibald. ts-tl
Carl T G. Ronpage and Clara J. Parsons. Is .
Oscar p Janfger and Helen Hanke..... 3s- 3S
E P Norman and Mildred A. Murphy. 24-lI
William z Wohn and Mary z. Magner.. .ae-2s
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MOUNT TAMALpaIs SCENIC RAILWAY

Leave San Francisco, VIA Sausalito Ferry.
Commencing SUNDAY, April q, 1890
WEEK DAYS $50 a. m. and 1:45 p. m.
Extra trip Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day at 5:15 p. m, Returning Same Even
ing arriving IN San Francisco at u 30
s1HfNDAYs, s, g. 10 and Il a. n and las, 2:s0
and ..
Fare s. F. to Summit and Rsturu. 81 10.
THoS. COOK & SON. Agts,. 81 Market st.
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES Engineer Office, Flood
BuIldinz San Francisco. Cal, September r.
fsee-Sealed proposals for erecting double
draw-spau bridge approaches thereto End
niers therefor across tidal canal at Fruitvale
ave near Alameda Cal, will be received
here until Z o'clock noon. November IA, 1889,
Information furnished on applica ton.
w H HEUER. Major Engineers.
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MARRIED.

ADEsoN-BENDER-I this city. September
Il 1899 by the Rev. Paul Brauke, Charles
MADISON and Katie Bender
PRINCE-O' BRIEN-In this city September 4.
1893 By the Rev. John Coyle, John J. Prince
OF Kansas City and Mae e OBrien OF San
Francisco.
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building was dropped at exactly noon to-day
/ e, at noon Of the 120th meridian. or at s
o clock p. m, Greenwich time
C. G. CALkINS.
Lieutenant Commander. L s N. in charge
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BIRfHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mali VIII net be inserted. They must be handed
in at either OF the publication offices and be
iudorsed with the name and residence OF per
sons authorized TO have the same published
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BORN

BROkAw-In this city. September II. 1893, to
the wife of Captain G. H. Brokaw, son.
HIGGINBOTHAM-Iu this city, September 2,
1889 to the wife OF William Higgiubothan
Jr., & daughter.
HoToP-In this city. September IS, 1888, TO the
wife OF G. I. Eotop. son
McCOLLUM-Iu this city. September Il. 1889,
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Eight.
Time Ball.

chants Exchange San Francisco, Cal.
September fS 1888
The time ball On the tower OF the new Ferry
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INVESTMENTS.

BANKS PAY Is PER CENT INTEREST.
REAL ESTATE TINES AS MUCH.
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER CO.,

successors to Flanagan & GaIIagher)
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
20 Fifth ST., opposite Lincoln School
Telephone South SO.
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LOTS

So, 25o-On Pacific Heights, near washington
and Baker sts.
H H1oo-Fine Western Addition corner on La
guua St near Ellis; both streets btu
miniEed. LOT 95x104 feet
81 950-FNllt0n st. near Lyon, 25Xl00 feet
Sl.9o9-AIabama 81, near Twenty-frst; 25x
I64 feet
We hold our regular auction sales
every two weeks. For further parttcu-
lars apply II
EASTON ELDRTDGE & co,
s3S Market ST
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SO, ,oQo-Pays Is per cent er~annum; Il fats and
l dwelling: excellent condition; always
rented; frcntages; blocks from
ss.5oe-Mortgage Of 5000 can remain; fats Of
rooms each and 2-story house; large
lot 25xI2Q; double frontage; near Fill
more and Hermann zts., both streets
bituniuized.
sl,soo-3 fats Of and rooms; always rented;
IL blocks from new Postofdce; lot 25x
-.
$l,soo-Nice house Of rooms and high base
ment; near Gilbert and Bryant sts.; lot
25xS0
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RESIDENCES AND COTTAGES

sS,5oo-Must be sold nice house, rooms and
bath, near Baker and Grove SITS; I;lo1a
X1i2;6 feet.
50, s3,25o-Cottage rooms and bath. near Sutter
and Baker SITS: lot z5xI90 feet.
81, 50o-Modern cottage, ) rooms. hath and
basement near Guerrero and Army sts. :;
lot 81 .SxII4 feet
200 cash, balance $500. bank mortgage
on Ford st. near Seventeenth, lot 25x
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REAL EsrArE-c1rY-FoR SALE.

EAsToN. ELDRIDGE s. co.
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FLATS.

ss,25-Flats and store on Buchanan st; 60
foot frontage.
s6,5oo-Three elegant fats OF :, 6 and s rooms;
always rented. near Ellis and webster
sts lot 25x90 feet
s5,ooe-Two modern up-to-date fats, and )
rooms; porcelain tubs: always rented
lot 2jxI10 feet
S2,S00-Corner on Florida St; store, with J
rooms and fats: must be sold.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
oFFICE-oO9 BROADWAY.

DIVIDEND NOTICE-Dtyidend No 81 sec Per
share) OF the OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COM
PANT will be payable at the office OF the
company, 3zT Market 81, and after Mon
day. October >, 1899. Transfer books will close
on Tuesday, September 26. 1898. at o'clock
?. m E. H SHELDON, Secretary.
DIVIDEND .UTICE-Dividend No II t25c per
share) OF the Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
Company. will be payable at the office Of the
company. 32T Market ST. on and after
Wednesday, September %. 1899. Transfer
books viii close on Thursday, September Il,
1859, at J O clock .. n.
E Il. SHELDON. Secretary.
CHEAPEST and best in Anerfca-The Weekly
Call. Is pages, sent TO any address IN the
United States, postpaid for 81 per year
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WELL
STARTED
a splendid start has been made in the selling
and DEVELOPMENT OF the block facing Golden
number Of lots have been sold 70 parties, some
Of whom intend 10 erect at once homes that
viii BE- q decided improvement
There Is no reason why lots II this block
should not prove good Investments. The
prices are very low. They are grand building
lots, right OF the Park. near Stow Lake and
the new music stand: level: streets graded and
Inacadamized- Water pipes laid Cars pass
the property. Every convenience, including
gas and electric lights.
PRICES $500 UPWARDS
Interest only per cent on unpaid balance.
See them at once Go to-day Take blue car
on Eddy street Or Eaight street cars and
transfer, get oT at II street and Ninth avenue
daily Sundays included Price lists etc, on
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
10 Montgomery 81.
CHEAPEST and best in Arerica-The Weekly
Call. Is pages, sent 20 any address in the
-n--e1 states -os--zL1 % s. -s- v.a-.
REAL EsTATE-CoUNTRY- Sale
s2500-3 ACRES, 1-story 5-room house, barn.
chicken houses, windmill. tank. small or
Chari. viii include ! horse. wagon. cart.
pIow. harrow small tools household turni-
ture and 600 laying hens, situated mile
from town GEO. C. YOUNG. Petaluna-
RESIST ANCE vineyard in fun bearing; healthy
location MCLAUGHLIN & co. T1Tl2 Market
REALTY To EXCHANGE.
NICE improved residence IN Berkeley. beauti-
fully laid out grounds, for small improved
farm in bay counties. must have good water
facilities German-Arnerlcan 81 heaEny s..
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED-Lot q secondhand cooking uten-
SIS Tor reStaurant; copper or otherwise. Ad-
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ASSORTMENT Of imported and domestic rem
-s1rs Tor suits 70 order SO "a pants. s. .;
-atal1g higher One-Price Tailoring Co. 1914
Market St, under St Nicholas Hotel
arNIF. LOUISE-S manicure parIor has removed
from O'Farreu 70 I32 Eddy St
JAMES \ sORENsON matchmaker and jew
eIer removed 10 lC3 Sixth 81. near Mission
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.


FOR rert-A welI-Suruished house OF rooms;
81 Chestnut St bet San Jose and Clinton
aves short distance from Chestnut-st. sta
tfon. apply mornings.