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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-15
Short TeIcorams,

Charlebagne Tower, United States
ambassador to Russia, has arrived at
Berlin, and met Mrs. Tower, who has
been summering in Switzerland.
Manager Barcia SAM, a domestic pre-
late to the pope and rector, of Santo
Torible College, is dead at Lima, Peru.
He was highly distinguished member
of the Peruvian priesthood.
Richard Crokers two younger sons,
Richard j. and Herbert, have left Cor
nell University on account of the .nuen-
does and criticisms poured into their
ears from many quarters.
The result of the French coal miners
referendum on the question of general
strike is that 10000 voted in favor of a
general strike, and 10000 cast their votes
against 1t. About 10000 men did not
vote.
The president made the following ap-
pointments in the navy: Frank Wildes,
to be rear admiral John e. Craven,
lieutenant commander; Provost Babin,
lieutenant; Charles E. Gilpin, iieuten-
ant, junior grade.
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Husband and wife.

Husband and wife are equal; the one
not inferior to the other; the wife not a
slave; not honsekeeper-bu an equal;
a companion. And just so far as young
man starts out with that idea fixed firmly
in his mind--to make a companion. a com
rade, a chum of his wife-just so far does
he start out right.-Ladics' Home Jour
liol.
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ua S. Bennett, Moingona, s12; James F.
Burgess. Des Moines. $40.
Original widows. etc.-Special accrued
September 2s, Amanda NJ. Rathbun,
lGoodell. IS; special accrued September
80, Sarah Keyser, Marion, IS.
War with Spain-Amanda ]. Black,
mother, Charlton, s12.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-15
PETER STERLING WON.

Takes Rich Stake in Straight Heats at
Lexington Today.
Lexington, KY, Oct. 15.-Peter Ster-
ling won the $4,000 Louisville prize to-
day in straight heats: Hawthorne sec
ond, Carrie Bell third. Time 2:15A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-15
KILLED BY THE CARS.

Packing House EmpIoye Run Down at
Valley Junction.
Special to Times-Republican
Des Moines, Oct. 15.-Thomas Hines.
an employe of the Agar Packing Com
pany, was killed today by the cars at
Valley Junction. The body was terribly
mutilated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-15
THE SALOONS WON.

Long Pending Controversy Of ANTI
Saloon League and Saloons of Des
Moines Disposed of by Judge Bishop
Today.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Oct 15.-The long pend
ing controversy in Des Moines over
saloon petitions was disposed of today
by Judge Bishop in the district court,
holding in favor of the saloon men on
every point, declaring that all the steps
were legally taken and the petitions
cannot be attacked by the nti-Saicon
League because they were circulated by
some persons not Of good moral char
acter. Several petitions had been can
yassed but the court holds none of these
canvasses were finished. The decision
greatly strengthens the position Of the
saloon men in Des Moines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-15
watchinu fer Maude Come.

London. oct. 1l,.-It is reported that
Maude Come has eluded the vigilance
of the authorities and is now on her
way to South Africa. The authorities
of the principal ports have been noti-
fed to watch for her arrival
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-15
washinaton Still at Work.

Washington, Oct. 15.-Al, that can be
gained from the state department Off
oials respecting the case of Miss Stone
is that she is alive and that efforts are
continuing for her release
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-15
NEW TRIAL FOR MoLlNEAUx.
Alleged Murderer Under Sentence o
Death Given New Chance.

Death Given a New Chance.
Albany, N. Y, Oct. 15-The court of
appeals has granted Roland B. Moli-
neaux new trial.
Molineaux was convicted of the mur-
DER of Catharine i. Adams in New York
and sentenced TO death. Th. court
grants a new trial on the principal
ground that the lower court erred in
admitting evidence as to another al
legged crime, the death of Barnet, and
thus merged two issues.
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a Hardware Tru.t.

Davenport. Oct. 15.-It leaked out here
Monday afternoon that big effort is
all the hardware 1obbing houses Of the
country.
The plan is to take In hundred and
eighty or more jobbers, with a capital
of one hundred and fifty miliioan -
A Davenport firm has. letters.
said, that the American Steel and
company backs the proposition.
The proposed membership of the truS
is the same as the members Of the Nan
tional Hardware association. An option
on the largest Davenport house Is asked.
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uNFlT FoR MINISTRY.

Tt0Vs 0rIdr1f 0vsshS1S
marks About Mckinley, Censured.
Chicago, Oct. 1o.-The Rock River
Methodist conference today Voted the
Rev. L. B. Smart, unfit for pastoral
work" He is accused OF making slur-
ring remarks about Mckinley following
the assassination. Resolutions con-
demning anarchy, yellow journalism"
and intemperance were adopted.
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BorHA's CAPTURE RvMoRED.
kitchener's Dispatches, However, d
Not Mention II,

London, Oct 15.-A rumor was start
ed on the stock exchange this morning
patch from Kitchener, dated yesterday,
patch from Kitchener dated yesterday
evening contains nothing more impor-
tant than the announcement that
scheepner's command in Cape Colony
had been broken up.
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BIG FIRE At BEAUMONT.

The Texas Oil Town Has Big Blaze
Loss 100000.
Dallas Texas, Oct. 15.-The fire at
Beaumont last night was confined to the
McFadden block, which was entirely de-
stroyed. Loss, $500, 900. No lives were
Inst
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Held for Horse Stealing

Centerville. Oct. 15.-Frank Brannan,
proprietor of the Barker hotel at Prom-
ise City, Ia, is in custody here for horse
stealing, and it is alleged he has been
the head of a gang of thieves operating
along the Iowa Missouri line for some
years. He is accused of-taking a horse
belonging to man in this town. which
was traced to Mystic. where it is said
Brannan sold 1t and took a note in part
payment. Most of the horses stolen
have been sent into Missouri. The last:
gang of horse thieves in this part of the
state was broken up by the hanging of
the ringleader many years ago, and
there is such strong sentiment all along
the state line against horse stealing
that in case the practice is not broken
up the people will again resort to the
hemp rope.
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Killed in a Runaway,

Ainsworth. Oct. 15.-A tragic death
occurred here Sunday night, resulting
in the death of Miss Matte Rush, a
popular young lady and social favorite
of this community. She. her sister
Minnie, James Trotter and Charles
Laird Were returning in buggy from
a visit with the young ladies' aunt,
Mrs. George Johnson, near Columbus
City, when the team ran away, result
ing in the death of Mis- Rush, who was
instantly killed.
The accident occurred four miles south
of this village at about o'clock. The
young people We're in excellent spirits
end were singing Nearer, My God, to
Thee" when one of the horses made a
slunge and the team started. The most
spirited horse of the two crowded the
other into ditch by the side of the
road, upsetting the buggy and the occu-
pants and throwing them against a wire
tense. All escaped without a scratch
but the young lady mentioned above.
Her sister was first to reach her side and
found her dying, it afterwards Develop
ing that her neck had been broken.
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Hastings Passengers An a., J,

Vancouver, B. c.. Oct. 15.--The steam.
ers sent to rescue the vessel Hating. now
on the rocks at Jervis Island, came
down yesterday with 17O passengers
from the wrecked vessel. Nobody was
injured and the passengers suffered n
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Parmenter'a VIII,

Washington, Oct. 15.-Mrs n
ter, wife of Lieut.. Henry E. Pars
a naval officer on duty here, fe
the fourth story of a window N
ing and received probably fat
She has been in poor health
time
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Must Pay Ransom.

Sofia, Oct. 5.-The parents Of Mad
anne Tsilka, the Bulgarian teacher who
was captured by brigands with Miss
Stone, have received another letter
from their daughter urging the step
already taken. namely: stopping of
military pursuit, because the brigands
threaten the prisoners with immediate
death in the event of danger to them
selves. The writer says she and Miss
Stone are hidden in subterranean
retreat and treated courteously. She
says the only means of securing their
release is to pay the ransom demanded.
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Moro Money Needed.

release is 10 pay the ransom OeIIlaIloe0.
More Money Needed.
New York, Oct. 15.-The American
Board of Foreign Missions has pre-
pared letter which has been made
public by the secretary, the Rev. Chas.
C. Creegan. The letter says:
'The case of Miss Stone. now in the
hands of the Turkish brigands. has un-
dcrgone no material change. In the
Office of the American board and
among her immediate friends the great
est anxiety prevails.
"Our government at Washington has
not modified the opinion. uttered by
President Roosevelt. that there Is but
one thing to do. and that is to raise
the sum demanded as quickly as pos
sible. OF this amount 100000 has al
ready been subscribed. far the largest
part In Boston and immediate vicin-
ity.
"a multitude of her neighbors In
every condition of life have poured
but it is not sufficient.
Fifty thousand dollars more is re-
quired. We appeal now to those
among US who by the blessing of God
have larger financial ability to sup
plement the contributions of their
that the necessary sum may
be reached.
"An answer is anxiously awaited at
the Office of the American board, is
East Twenty second street, New York,
where subscriptions to the undersigned
will be received.
&c. c. Creegan, district secretary.
Henry A. stimson. recording secre-
tary."
DR.. Creegan said that the board had
received assurance from the United
States government in the last few days
that the only thing that could be done
was to raise the money necessary for
the payment Of the ransom.
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Rhode Island 81

Providence, r. L., Of Ss
for state officers We Z
democrats of Rhs
ton here today.
vim, for governo,
up only state macToNY
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Rallooh

FarlS, OCl. io.-
de La Vaux to crc u
in a balloon, which
near Toulon, Satur
doned, owing to ur
Buffalo, Oct. 15,7
ity Trust Companj
ing. Depositqrs y. ~ 81
as fast as the accthAss
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W II. C0nIO11EN q
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
To be held at our salesroom MoNDA4' NO
vember 25. 1901. at u o'clock noon
REFEREE SALE.
by order of Gustave n Unbsen. Sole Referee.
Subject to confirmation by the court.
50 to s41s Moss ST., bet 9Th and .7th and
Howard and Folsom; substantial improve
ments consist of 6 tenements Of and rooms
each. Rents SIS per month. Lot 4Sxso-
No. 2.
1873 Path St, southeast corner Hoffman ave
Cottage OF rooms with stable. Lot s5x10O.
ALSO
Two building lots adjqlnio9g; 2ox1oo ers each
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
Ills and Hiss Fell ST.. north line. near Scott
St. two well-built bay-window fats of and
rooms and bath each Rents $50 per month; Ineoo
brick foundation, etc. Ban.i mortgage OF s26OO
can remain Lot 25x137:6.
WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE & :.
a well-built 2-story bay-window residence OF
rooms and bath; rent $50 per month; brick
foundation. ETC.; cash above mortgage OF sz0o0-
CHOICE HowARD-srREET CORNER
2401-2403 Howard st. and 3377-S319 10th St,
southeast corner Howard and goth; sple e1did
improvements consist of store with concrete
basement and flats of 4, s. and rooms,
bath each; the owner spared no expense IN the the
construction of these improvements; rents $1O3
per month. Lot s5x122:6
TRUSTEE SALE.
The FIVE following properties belonging TO
the trust created by the late Charles Hubert
by order of r. Behiow, trustee.
Eureka st.. east line. about 100 feet south OF
18th st. Building lot s7xl25.
No. 2
Southwest corner Nee and Alvarado sts.,
be-. ed and 23d; corner lot 266x105, and In
side lots 25x114 each.
No. g.
Northwest corner Douglass and Valley SITS.
Lot 5o:10x114
Anderson ST., west line, bet: Eugenia and
Powhattan. Lot 237; gift map No. l.
No. s.
Folger ave-. north line, Bay st. Lots
so and 81. Villa Homestead Association. Berke-
ley Township. Alameda County.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
The following three properties must be sold
bv order OF the administrator. to close the
estates of P. OConnor and Thomas Lyon
Subject to confirmation by the court.
No. /.
Lots 13, "A. Is, 1s. II. IS. 10 and 20. in block
l6 City Land Association.
No. 2.
Lot ., IN block Is, College Homestead Asso-
citation.
No. g.
Southeast corner Sanchez and 18th SITS. Lot
57x1o5
For further particulars apply to
G. H. UMBSEN & co.
II Montgomery street.
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ZEAL EsrATE-CIrY-FoR SALE.

a. oNio'f-4s q Il MONTGOMERY ST.
s27, Rents 1914 per annum; sutter ST., near
Hyde st: improvements consist Of 3
substantial bay-window houses OF
rooms and bath each; also rear houses
of SIS rooms and bath each; all In per
feet order and steadily renteo' o'.oA
15,O00-Rents s12e0 per annum; Sansome ST.. a
substantial 4-story brick building, con-
taining As rooms: under lease 1or ,
$4,000 Farrell a St. near near Leavsnworth st;
two-story house Of rooms and Datn'
with little outlay this could be MADE a
splendid paying investment
N,0oo-Vallejo ST., near Octavta ST.; an eie-
CANT residence of rooms and bath; In
nice view: 25x122:s
s6,5oo-scott St. near Clay ST., opposite Alta
Plaza; well-buiit two-story pay,win-
dow house of rooms and bath; choice
location; 25x90.
Fillmore St: two bay-window nats Of
S-S rooms and bath each; bay-windows'
brick foundation, ETC.; 25xs7:6
81, se,250-Ashbury ST., near Frederick ST.; new
Colonial house OF rooms and bath,
oo Commanding nice nice view; view; 80 SOxlOS 20 close
estate: rents $516 per annum; Devisa-
dero ST., near Haight st; bay-window
lily rented: 25x100
s., 5,C00-Rents 1884 per annum; corner on Stein
fats Of rooms and bath each; brick
foundation. etc: 25xS1.
near 24th St: bay-window fats OF
4-4-5 rooms and bath each; brick foun-
dation, etc.: 25x122:e.
So. s.sOo-24th st. near Castro st.; window
cottage OF rooms and bath; brick
foundation; large lawn and garden; %
x114.
s310G-Rents $57e per annum; near 6th and
Folsom sts.: tenements Of rooms
each; brick foundation, etc; 25x70.
81, 5Oo-Close to terminus of Valencia-st. car
line; 2 flats of As rooms and bath eacn;
always rented: part cash, balance on
easy terms.
s2,soo-Octavia ST; cozy cottage Of rooms
and bath, with large garden; lot Slx1Z
Send for our Real Estate Record, contain
ing list of properties for sale in all parts OF
the city. Latest pocket map OF san Fran
CISCO 25c G.. H. UMBSEN & CO..
Ia Montgomery st.
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TRANSFER BUSINESS CORNER

s., 2,O00-Make an offer; Merritt ST.; lot 50x1oo;
good cottage OF rooms and bath; barn
for horses; terms easy.
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tfoues bought. NAT RAPHAEL, lis Geary
st. largest curio store in America; visitors
welcome; Indian baskets from 81 upward.
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SIG 00o-Rents s112 per month; lot H.sx1Do3 store,
basement and flats; Sacramento St
$1,000 profit in this investments tn four
months.
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REAL EsTATE-c1Tx-FoR SALE.
CHEAP MISSION HOME.

BALDWIN . Howell i MONTGOMERY 81.
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MADISON & BURKE,
Established January, 1861
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY.
626 Market St, OPP. Palace Hotel
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s1aOO-A DECIDED BARGAIN.

81, sOo-SpIendid cottage Of rooms and bath
in the Mission warm belt: ask for par
ticulars Of this place at once.
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RINCON HILL FLATS.
s35O0-Rents S420; two flats; nice residences
neighborhood; easy walking distance
Market and Kearny sts.; big bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

VILLA SITES
in&the heart
of the
Ell CERRITO HIGHLANDS,
San Mateo.
In view of the great demand for building
sites in El Cerrito we have been instructed
by the Bowie Estate Company to offer for
sale the choicest portions of the above prop
erty.
Maps showing locations and subdivisions to
be seen at office.
Terms-One- third cash. balance in one and
two years. McAFEE BROTHERS,
1oS Montgomery ST., San francisco.
$1250-41 ACRES, near Ukah. Mendocino Coun-
ty; Is acres in cultivation; house, barn. etc.;
family orchard; on county road and creek
s1sO0-32O acres, Mendocino County; so acres
farming land, balance wooded pasture; house,
barn and family orchard; well watered.
s45O0-so acres near Ukiah so acres Rus
sian River bottom land; so acres fine alfalfa;
all fenced; family orchard.
Mendocino County stock ranches, all sizes,
prices and locations.
seOe-17o acres, Lake County 40 acres till
able, balance wooded pasture; house, barn.
etc; 4 acres orchard; we'll watered.
C. F. MOORE, sSS Market St, rEn. 8.
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Sc. 00o-Rents so per month; Church Sc Z
stores lower and upper nat
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s12oo-WEsTERN ADDITION COTTAGE,
ST. 200-F1orence St. near Broadway and Tay-
lor st.; house Of rooms; rent8 I'D
per year.
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NELSON, JOHNSON & CO.,
2O5 MONTGOMERY ST. Opp. Mills Bldg.
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s.. soo-Rents s31z; two flats and cottags close
to Sixteenth-st- cars.
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Choice piece business property on Kearny,
price.
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So, ,750-Rents $780, flats, good condition. near
Second ST.; sure increase in value.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

A CHANCE to save money--We are closing out
a line of pianos to make room for new stock.
They are all new and in perfect condition.
? Smith & Barnes a 5000; regular price, $3.50.
4 Smith & Barnes. q s225; regular price. $500.
/ Smith & Barnes. q s240; regular price, s425.
/ Smith & Barnes a $3.50: regular price, $3.50.
Straube ......@ s2T5: regular price, $500.
/ Packard ......Q $500; regular price. $3.50.
Fine stool and cover and guarantee with
THE ZENo MANUALS MUSIC CO.,
769 Market st.
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ss5oo-Seventeenth ST., near Dolores; aakSs
rkr1fs e5g: lot s6:6x57:s; offered low to force
sale. MADISON s.s 3 MslEst sGEstD; !.
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s2ooo-Nics cottage home on Ninetsenth gt
near Eureka: modern, rooms and bath; 10
25x75.
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WANTED-A lady OF education, culture and
rehnement; must have pleasant manners be
wei dressed and give good references; one
who is energetic and conscientious can Sc
cure a good position and good salary with
nrst-class wholesale house. Address En-
ergy, box 1897, Call office.
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MISSION BUSINESS CORNER
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Send fer our complete printed list Of property
for sale in all parts OF the city.
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MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY QNC),
Loans at per cent.
TTH FLOOR, CROCKER BUILDING.
Phone Red 5024.
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FOR Sale-Sacrihce. handsome flats Liberty
St: choice neighborhood. Owner, box a3o5.
Call office.
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s4ooo-valencia st., near Tweney-nfth; part
improved: s6x9O to an alley
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SIC. 5oe-Large residence on the Geary-st. hill.
large lot.
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g. 25o-Rents s52S; well built fats of s and
rooms; near Sixth St
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We have some beautiful villa sites and homes
in these beautiful places also some handsomely
furnished houses for rent
FOR sale or exchange for city property on ac-
count of leaving the valley, about 125 acres
of land in Pajaro Valley; mostly young apple
trees Of choicest variety, just beginning to
bear; buildings tools. horses, wagons, etc.; q
very fine investment and sure crops every
year. Apply 40 California ST., room 8.
FOR SALE NEAR SAN FRANCISCO
Small tracts $50 to $50 per acre. on Rancho
Cutati Sonoma Co.. future value assured, as
San Francisco Is growing rapidly; location
best for poultry and general farming. Apply
to The Cotati Co.. 302 California ST. for PAM
phlets and information.
A GIFT, or next thing to 1t, of Al SS0-acre
stock or general farm in Sonoma County; 25
acres cultivated; 100 ready for the plow; bear
ing orchard; unsurpassed for vineyard COM
piete set buildings; abundance water and
SICKEI.S+THE LAND AGENTS Geary st.
WE have several nice homes In Mission and
Western Add; Investigate: also lots in Oak
land; bearing orchard above Sacramento;
stock ranch Mendocino Co. 927 Market, T. 2oS
FOR cash rent-Fine fruit and grain farm near
bay. Address A. B.. box 2SsS, Call office.
s25oo-IMPROvED foothiil farm 2o4 acres: Ell
Dorado Co.. near r. R. Box 222 Call office.
POULTRY and dairy ranches for sale; write for
free list. G. r. WINFIELD, Petaluma, Cal.
CHEAPEST and best In America-The weekly
Call, ls pages, sent to any address in the
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sa25o-s-rocm 2-story house; bath; stable: lot
26x1o0. 122 York St
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To be sold to the highest bidder oRsP
$500 now pending: cost $500 . months
ago; handsome Haight-st., residence,
rooms and bath and basement and ser
wants room; modern, up to date; sun
ny side; lot 25x110 feet.
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WARNING-H having come to our notice that
some unscrupulous person or persons are Of
fering for sale a formula and preparation
calling it The Star Hair Remedy we warn
the public against this fraud. Our trade
are registered in the patent office at Wash
ington. D. G. We win prosecute to fun ex-
tent Of the law any one tound IN Jldnnfrrlnglns upon
gents nanicuring SOC, bv experts best hair
work at reasonable prices; baths. most ele-
CANT in city, 25c; our specialties, scalp treat
ment and face massage; Patti Beauty Cream
SOC: headquarters for genuine Farina Cologne:
dainty Russian tea served free to all visitors
at the BON-TON. s24 Post st.
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BARGAINS IN FLATS.
81, ,Oo0-Rents s66 per month; separate nAts
OF rooms and bath each; north line Of
Hayes st.: this side Of FiflmorsS lot
27:6x137:6; decided bargain.
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ss75C-Grovs ST., near Websters four nat
rents s72 per month; lot s3xS2:s feet.
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500 cash, balance $500; bank mortgages; 10,
32x125; Valencia ST., near 18th; Groom cottage
good locality for fats; bargain
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sz75o-sanchez st, NV. corner Jersey; {
tage OF rooms: lot S0x10o.
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LOTS SOLD.................
Only 100 left; limit 30 days. lots 25x120; Sunset
district south Of Park near Ocean House
(now Banker Drexler's property)t Ocean
Beach boulevard; profitable and safe savings
bank; price 500 each Iot 81 down, 81 monthly;
the coming future city property.
JACOB HEYMAN
III Sutter ST
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MUNICIPAL Loan Office. 103 Grant ave-. near
Geary st; phone Red 1903.