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Body at Depot
7 vi ia MoU5 Il few DAY AZ
9den Carrie Nation Of joint -na a5IIz
fane= came to deliver lecture al
if Wa Il stormy tame for Carrie II
Aeea. satd =. l.. Ramsey. a trayolias
man vie was in tire city Yesterday
sazsZ the l0fJo Rock Gazette.
@fheee VA something doing FROM
The moment Tho Kansas smasher
aIjaHea# the train until another
tain pulled out with her The noted
visitor appeared on the streets soon
atfer hef arrival and was soon sur.
rounded aud followed by a rapidly in
crcasine crowd Tho woman was alter.
nately ehecrcd and =jeered and finally
tn" streets became practically bIoclad
ed % large was the crowd The mayor
of the city determined to put stop
to the proceedings % he directed the
city marsha to=eseort= Mrs Nation
to hs Office There she was informed
that she was disturbing the peace and
tranquility of the city. and she was
admonished to =tesist. The woman
insisted on her right IL call ON and
talk To the Joint keoper= and she
had a long argument With the mayor
1t was agreed at last fhat Mrs, Nation
should so 10 the hotel. whore the Joint
keepers could call on her reversing
the usual order Of the proceedings.
"Escorted by officers Mrs. Nation
went to a hotel followed by a greatly
excited crowd Of men and women. Ar.
irving at the hotel, Il now difficulty
wa encountered The hotel people
rcfued to admit the smaaher About
thai time the wife of a pr0minen'
temperaGe" advocate offered 10 take
Mrs Nation TO her home. But this
was vetoed a little later by the hus
band of the hostess He said that he
objected 10 Mrs Nation going 10 his
home Tor the purpose OF HAVING joint
keeper caI upon her There was
ju.t one solution, and that was for
Mr. Nation in oraer 10 talk TO tbs
'iciut Keepers ia have them meet
her al he depot prior 10 her depart
urc thai neh Rather than have
the sma her call al their places Of bus
mess the Joint keepers were agree
able. Il WAS strenuous afternoon
experience for the hatchct Wielder,
aad she had to admit before she left
Mcna that he had been mp against
streak of hard luck. She evened UP,
however. by seizing every cigarette
behind which there was a mouth and
a boy
REPRESENTATIVE elect S. A. Miller of
jefferson county is quoted as sayinS
that he will propose at the coming
session of the legilaturo to repeat
ali The laws now in force in the state
in order to make a fresh start and
simplify matters Mr. Miller is quoted
as saving at Texarkana;
yes, am going to present a bill
in the legislature repeating all laws
now in force upon the statute books.
find that the digest IS full Of laws
that are dead letters, and which no
one ever attempts TO enforce, l heY
simply burden the records, and are or
no earthly value would begin py
adopting the constitution for The fo'ln-
dation and then enact such laws as
are neee sary. Many acts on the stat
nto hooks could, OF course. be fe=en-#
acted. want to relieve the rec2fas Oh
the unnecessary and confusing law
which now appear IN them and com
,,once all over again
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WARRlNC TAKEN TO PEN.

Deputy Sheriff Mason phiipo' took
Bayless Warring. oeero conYietei
O, assault with mtenl 10 XIII. to the
penitenaary mis- morning Warning
cu his wife with knife last June
and was convicted Of the charge IL
the circuit court last week. lie efe.
niteon-}y before he Was taken out o.
jail.
We Fit individuals With Clothes
Eisenkramer the tailor, over ',isi.
zens bank.
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PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND
ROUGH RIDERS REUNION

Washington, Dec. 9. President
Roosevelt said he would probably ys-
it San Antonio next spring on the
occasion Of the reunion Of the Rough
Riders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-09
Object of the Organization

Ihe Arkansas State Federation OF
Labor is an organization of union
labor having for its object the closer
binding together of the different local
labor unions of the state. to the end
that concerted action may be had on
all questions concerning the welfare
OF organized labor in Arkansas. The
state federation in this state is Just
entering upon its second year of ex-
lstence and at present represents
about 5000 working men. Arkansas
is one of the few southern states,
which has to a degree perfected its
state organization cf unionized labor
ard has representation in the Amer
lean Federation C Labor, which has
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a Body at Depot

loonists Called Upon Her ia
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Provisions of the Bill

The bill amends the act, making
an apportionment Of representatives
in congress among the several states
under the twelfth ceasua" by adding
new sections
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REAL EsrArE-c1rY-FoR SALE.

REAL EsTATE-CITY-Fo SALE.
c. H. UBIBsEN & co. 20 MONTGOMERY ST
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
or Investment residence and unimproved
properties VIII be held at our salesroom, 70
B. MORRIS ESTATE.
Executors Sale.
10 OFarren St. bet. Hyde and Lark.n;
improvements consist OF front and rear house,
renting for SIS per month; 3.. lot q 2SxlS7:e.
Administrator Sale.
1loe Mission st. near 7th; inprovenen1ts en- 1tl
So; subject to confirmation By the Superior
CHOICE PINE-sT. RESIDENCE.
l025 Pine St. south line. bet. Taylor and
Jones: a splendid residence Of IA rooms and
baths; excellent holding for either resi-
ure; lot 5ox1o7:6, with L 1oxs7:o. fronting
Jones st.
$50 Castro st. bet. Goth and 21st; residence
OF rooms and bath. brick foundation, etc.
PANHANDLE LOTS
South side OF Oak St. bet Broderiok and
close TO Baker-st- entrance OF the Park Pan
handle.
2se2-4 22d St. north line, bet. Harrison
and Alabama: fats OF rooms and bath
each; lot 25xl0o.
MISSION COTTAGE.
1929 18th St. bet. Sanchez and Noe; cottage
OF rooms; cement walks; street accepted by
city; lot 25x115.
WESTERN ADDITION COTTAGE
Olive court. of southerly line OF Union IT
bet. Laguna and Buchanan sts. cottage Of s
rooms IN good order; lot 25x75.
MISSION BUILDING LOTS.
9th St. north line. bet. Sanche1 and
Church: ? desirable building lots, 26:sxf14
each; terms i cash.
REFEREE SALE.
NV. cor. Sanchez and Duncan sts. unin-
proved lot, S0x1l4; subject 10 confirmation by
the court
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
The following lots must be sold.
Lots 1z-l5 Of block $50; lots 81. 1o-11. block
S99: lots 20 Z, inclusive, block 435 lots Hip
block III; lots 1913. block $50: lots SO, block
1876; lots 6-1o-l1. block lSs; lots 3-14, block
l9G; lot Is. block 1856; lots IA to 6. inclusive
and 1916, block 2T5. all in South San Fran
cisco Homestead and Railroad Association, and
lots l0-11. block 25. Flint Tract
For catalogue and further particulars Of
the above apply to
G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery 1t.
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]. RICH & CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
1I2 MONTGOMERY STREET

A J. RICH & co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
112 MONTGOMERY STREET
SEQ Ooo-Third st; brick building; near Mis-
sion st.
S35, ,ooo-Turk ST., not far from Market; 5ox
SIG; good Investment
$50, ,000-Grand Western Addition corner. resi-
dence; overlooking Alta Plaza
S17, 000-23d and Fair Oaks, northwest corner;
122x117:6; to rear street; a whole or
in subdivisions.
$40, 5o0-Clay St, near Laguna; fine building
lot. G0x127 :SH.
S14 600-Ellis St. new modern, up-to-date
fats; rents $1750 per month.
SIG, ,O00-Sutter St, bet. Buchanan and Web
ster; four flats; large lot, 50x137 g.
S11, 1,600-Devisadero ST., near Haight; fats:
500 per month rent.
$40, 500-Rents $96 per month; 6 flats: on Te-
hama ST., near Ninth; lot 50xS0; pays
over 10 per cent on the investment.
$40, ,500-Webster St, near Sutter; residence OF
10 rooms and bath; key lot, 25x137 :6.
SS.600-Geary ST., near Scott 30X137 6; cot
tage house, rooms and bath; 2 flats
in rear: rents $40 per month.
So,250-Harrison-s lot, near Eighth: 50x76.
$6,S00-Clay St, bet. Devisadero and Brod-
erlck; lot 27:6x137:6; house Of rooms
and bath.
IS, 5,ooo-Jackson-st. lot; near corner OF Baker;
ready for building a residence flats.
81. 4.76o-Devisodero St. near Geary; cottage
s1,75o-i5th ave-, near Point Lobos; Box12o.
A. J. RICH & CO.,
10 MOntgOnnery n
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real EsTATE-orrY-FoR SALE.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,

AUCTION.
AUCTION.
EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & CO. ,r
TUESDAY, February 8. 1904. at IL o'clock
noon. at our salesroon;7
Harrison Il St; 5oxs5 IT. improvements consist
u, u : substantial 2-story frame buiiolngs' con-
tanning ! rooms and bath each.
~, PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE;
:, no; al Buchanan st, N. OF Wasnins.on
and porcelain bath; all new plumbing; s-foot
tsn basement; brick foundation key, for inspec-
NAToMA1sT. NAcr6g sushsnn9 nfNvFsTMENT HRs sdfAS1
>. NO. CPS Natoma st.. S. line. 275 #. w. OF
non.st'; hon ST.; lot 26x75 IT,; improvements s-room
AsHBURY HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
-. w; ae cor OF South Broderick and 14th sts;
rn bay window residence new plumbing. por-
i,nStF,,,h Teatn bath etc: sun in every room; ds.
concrete sidewalk: bituminized street.
cu- BUCHANAN-ST. CORNER.
eoS,Woo cor. OF Buchanan and Lombard sts.i los
fats. ''' D'' 0sO
LEAyENwoRTH-s INVESTMENT:
G No. i113 Leavenworth st. W. line, 100 II:
q OF Sacramento ST.; improvements consist OF
Xya SStahtal 10-rm. house; this portion h. OF
apartment house district and small holdings OF
nsrd n,s nature Will double in value within short
MISSION BUILDING LOTS.
W; line of Fair Oaks ST., 100 It. s. Of Path
n. lot 6Ox115; will be sold either whole
or IN 25-foot lots.
CLEMENTINA-ST FLATS.
=. D. line: Nos 719-719h Clementina ST., zoo
T. H. w. or Sth ST.; >25x75 IT.; beautiful little
mats. and rms each; permanently rented
TO nrst.class tenants at S41 per month.
McALLISTER-ST. APARTMENT SITE.
o nne OF McAllster St, SO #. z. of Steiner
81; extremely large lot, 6OxS7 g it.; this por-
ton OF McAllister st. is a particularly desir-
apla site for an apartment house good paying
tenant under secured lease guaranteed to the
1xTr-
CkEMENTINA-ST BUSINESS PROPERTY.
ST.; Nos. 43S-43SH; improvements consist OF
q store rented for grocery and BAR fats OF
Q rms and bath on I'd and Sd floors; rent
vi 90 per month
For further particulars apply
EASTON, ELDRIDGE q CO.,
63S MARKET ST.
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EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
G3s MARKET STREET.

e9s MARKET STREET.
sfo'-S20. oO0-HarrIson St. near Third; flats; !;
4S foot frontage; beautiful flats, almost
per month.
S745-$13, ,5C0-Russian Hill fats: Taylor St !:
four new flats; porcelain bath; social
hall: modern in every respect rents S110.
ofSo-S11, 5OO-Pine ST., east Of Taylor; 26x
1876; substantial improvements thereon;
s751-Sl1, 5OO-McAIIister ST.. near Pierce; .
elegant flats. and rooms; billiard
room; finished attic; open plumbing por
celaln tubs; gas crates; rents $77 80.
SI4S-S10, 500-Vallejo St, near Polk; Al foot
frontage; beautiful little flats; rents
very low at $SS.
42-$9oO0-Lyon ST. near McAllister: flats
almost new: rooms each; permanently
rented; sacrifice: rents $73.
izo-S3OOO-Calffornia St. near Iarktn; north
side; elegant Groom residence; brick
foundation; mortgage $GSO0, Hiberna
Bank, per cent.
ss0OO-East line Ritch ST.; b0xSo feet
backing up to Third street, near Folsom;
any one building on the latter street will
need this lot; excellent chance for specu-
lation.
$75OO-Minna ST.. near Fourth: 10-room
residence; 7-foot basement: rent $45;
7A-s7250-Business property on Harrison St.
near Third; four-story building; store
occupied as grocery and saloon and three
floors above; concrete cellar; rents $15
per month.
$47OO-Shipley ST., near Fifth; elegant
flats; renting for S56 per month.
-$3650-South of Market fats; in perfect
condition; rents $444 per annum; a snap;
sS6oO-Ciara St, near Fourth: four ex-
cellent fats rents $35 per month; in Al
condition: be sure and investigate.
Observation-Disclosures St. near Pacific; 2
pretty little flats; renting for SIS per
month: owner compelled TO sell.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
G3S Market Street.
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EASToN. ELDRIDGE & co.
GRAND EXCURSION
AND GALA DAY.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY. Feb. n 1904
CHICO.
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
OF town lots and acreage property.
In the Humboldt Addition ID Ih5 town Of
Chico.
so 40-ROUND TRIP T1CKETS-$5 40.
(WITH STANDARD CHAIR CARS.)
Pullman cars will be with the train and
ooubIe berths can be secured for two nights.
round trip So.
Excursion leaves Market-st ferry Sunday.
FEB. Il, at o'clock D. m, arriving at Chico
FEB. p (Washington's birthday early in the
morning.
All day Monday will be spent in festivities
IN Chico sale taking place at 1 o'clock at
state Normal School Hall. Returning train
leaves Chico Feb. %, at 10 O'clock .. M, ar
irving in San Francisco Tuesday, Feb. %, at
o'clock a. m
Special reduced round trip tickets from all
intermediate points good on local or excursion
train.
For further particulars apply.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., 63S Market st.
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COLONlAb tbA1S.
New building; fine new fats close to the
park: on main street; and rooms; beamed
ceilings in dining-rooms and hall; splendidly
finished throughout; gas and electric lights,
marble steps, ETC.; price $T250. Two flats just
sold: go and look at these fats.
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s13. 900 modern fats well built. IN good
condition; these are the kind OF fats which al
ways rent; they pay over $1400; lot 81 :6x1Zo;
on Sanchez St, near Market
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$11. .ooo-Lot 41x6s:9; on north side Of Pa
cifo St. near Montgomery; the heart OF Bar
barry Coast; present Improvements pay $3.50.
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MISSION, Mr.. 4TH. RUNNING BACK.
100 #. deep to rear street; new modern
4-story and basement building; leased 10 years
for $3.50 per month; tenant pays all repairs;
price SIS, 600.
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S14, ,000-Must be sold Immediately to avoid
foreclosure; large lot. 34:4kx137:6; on Bush
St, near Webster; handsome 3-story residence
p rooms. could easily be converted into an
apartment house; mortgage S11. 600; make offer
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srrNNy MoDFpN FIAT,
PANHANDIr FT,ATq

On Clay St, near Baker; and rooms attic
and basement; rented for $77 80 per month
lot 25x127; price $4,000.
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SO. 7o0-Three modern fats on a Webster-st
corner, near Golden Gate ave-; rents 5000.
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New modern fats; rooms each; all rented
for S56 80 monthly; price $3.50.
new swell flats rooms each; sunny side
Of street; rented for ST so; price $9350.
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McAFEE BROTHERS,
CoLONIAL FLATs.

''''''- - los MONTGOMERY ST.
COLONIAL FLATS.
New building; fine new fats close to the
park: on main street; and rooms; beamed
ceilings In dining-rooms and hall; splendidly
marble steps, etc. price $T250. Two flats Just
sold: 60 and look at these fats.
SUNNY MODERN FLATS
On Clay ST. near tsd Baker sor s and k0 ro0n attic
lot 25x127; price $4,000
PANHANDLE FLATS.
New modern fats; rooms each; all rented
for s56 so monthly price $3.50.
2 new swell flats. rooms each; sunny side
of street; rented for ST so; price $oa5O.
MISSION COTTAGE.
Five rooms and bath; lots, 50x121: near
Eighteenth St; close to cars; only $250o.
MISSION, Mr.. 4TH. RUNNING BACK.
4-story and basement building; leased 10 years
for $3.50 per month; tenant pays all repairs;
RICHMOND COTTAGE.
Fronting on new park from Golden Gate
Park to Preside: rooms and bath; lot 25x
1915: price $4,000.
Pretty building lot on north side Of Lake
29:6 feet front; price only $780,
BARGAIN.
broom cottage, with bath; in good condition;
Holly Park Tract; reduced from s14O0 to s1lO6
to make quick sale; must be sold In the next
LOOKING INTO THE PARK.
On Frederick ST., Stanyan; lots 27:6x
1875; btumen street work and sewer being
done at expense Of owner. These lots at the
price are positively the &C cheapest pest IN the city
offered at $1750 fine modern buildings now
being erected on this property.
ON FIRST
Near Howard; lots 23:ex1s7:e; improvements
$1,000.
Send for list of cheap lots in all parts of
the city.
los MONTGOMERY ST.
RAYMOND ARMSTRONG & CO..
Room 2. Seventh Floor, Mills Bldg.
$1b. .ooo-North side OF Clay ST.. near Maple;
modern residence. 10 rooms; very at
tractive; substantial and well-hnished;
colonial architecture.
31b ooo-Modern, up-to-date. in Western Ad-
dtion; nats; renting for $3.50 per an
$lo00-First ave-. between Golden Gate ave.
and Turk st.: house just finished: up
to-date; not occupied: large rooms;
60 .o toilet, bathroom. ts;.,. etc,
z and rooms: all rented $50 each; these
just finished and up-to-date in every
particular
s05o0-Two new up-to-date fats on the cor
ner of Second ave- and c ST.: one OF 10
rooms and one OF rooms: rents 5000
per annum.
BEAT THIS
$275O-G-rm. cottage, bath; extra large lot;
half block Geary-st. cars; Richmond district
S2400-6 rooms bath. on 9th avenue, Sum
set: 34x120; easy terms.
$500--Fine lots; street work done; ready to
build on: 21st and Diamond sts.; 500 down.
S450-On Corbett ave-, 32x123, on grade and
extension of Market St; easy terms.
$275-On either Fountain or Belleview ST.;
25x125; grand view, new extension of Market.
Send stamp for list city and country property.
w. J. WHITE, &c Montgomery St. room 0.
Read big list under Country Real Estate.
CALIFORNIA House Wrecking Co. pays the
highest price for buildings and will wreck
days. Northwest corner Mission and Tenth
sts.. office and yard.
INCOME property; south OF Market and China
town; homes Richmond Sunset. Mission dis
tricts; printed list city and country property;
eychanGas w U-hits DC Alnnt cnInerX. r.h.
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RICHMOND COT

RICHMOND COTTAGE.
Fronting on new park from Golden Gate
Park to Preside: rooms and bath; lot 25x
1915: price $4,000.
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S24, ,ocO-6 new. modern, up-to-date fats on
Webster st., near Geary; rents s2616.
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MISSION COTTAGE.

Five rooms and bath; lots, 50x121 near
Eighteenth ST.: close to cars; only $2500.
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Two blocks from Market st-2oo feet from
City Hall.
RIGHT IN THE CENTER OF THE CITY.
TERMS-<o PER CENT CASH
For Maps and Catalogues Apply to
BALDWIN & HOWELL
25 POST ST.
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Pretty building lot on north side Of Lake
St, running back to Mountain Lake Park;
29;6 feet front; price only $500.
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MARrPosA-sr HOUSE.

MARIPOSA-ST. HOUSE.
Two houses OF rooms and bath each on
hGariposa St, near Bryant; renting for $50 per
month: street accepted; no reasonable offer
viii be refused.
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T.
MARSH LANDS
MARSH LANDS

IN GREAT DEMAND.
4sOo acres-Good pasturage: hunting privi-
lege brings big rental; write for particulars
245O acres-Reclaimed; carries 500 head OF
stock all the year; good shooting; price $50.
GOO.
200 acres-Carries 100 head 7 months; valu-
able location; price $1,000
240 acres-Fine pasturage and shooting.
ALL NEAR SUISUN
EDWARD DINKELSPIEI.
Suisun. SolanO County Cal
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CHEAP AsHBURY HEIGHTS LOTS.
$3.50 each-25Xl37 g.; an unsurpassed line OF
lots On either Clayton or Carl sts.; only q few
more left IN this block.
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E1uu4Drs Sale, Closing DstAts Of

JAMES c. JONES. 2e Montkonery st,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE
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FOR sale-A number OF small dairy farms.
ranging from $1,000 to 5000.
S3500-SO-acrs ranChs well improved San
Joaquin County: S-rOOm house, large barn and
outbuildings, etc; 1000 gallon tank. wind
mill, small orchard, plenty OF shade, fenced
and cross fenced: this is No. 1 fruit or vine
yard land.
$1,000 acres choice bottom land. suitable
for alfalfa corn or beans; San Joaquin County:
near small town; rural delivery.
$4,000 acres choice young vineyard; Sac
ramento County: years old close to school
and in good neighborhood.
Address box Is. Gait. Cal.
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11s50O-3 new, modern fats on Suttsr It.
near Scott pay $1,000; lot 25x137:6.
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COR MONTGOMERY AVE. AND MASON
s35oo-N.W. cor. Montgomery ave. and Ma
son ST.; IS II. on Montgomery ave; old i'm
movements.
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esooo-ExceptionsIly fine key lot on west
line Of Fillmore. north Of Oak: 25x1O0;
appraised at $500.
e. &6c-Near above, lot Z1seL100: appraised
at $3.50.
oLeoo-North linz Oak. 1896 east Of Steiner,
lot 4ox137:e appraised at $1,000.
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C. NJ. WOOSTER CO.. GAS MARKET ST.

REAL EsTATE-CITY-FoR SALE.
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START THE NEW YEAR
SWING IS PER MONTH
BY buying q lot in the growing city of Rich
rond. where are located the Standard on
Company, Santa Fe Railroad terminal the
Southern Pacific r. r. belt warehouses and
manufacturing plants. All level. Streets
graded. Maps free
RICHMOND LAND COMPANY
Croker Building. San Francisco.
SbCRIF1CE-Good building lots, worth $500;
close 10 car line C5-ceDt fare); viii sell for
S125. on payments OF 81 per week. These
lots viii please you; investigate. Address
7. g., box 132, Call office.
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A SPECIAL BARGAIN.
broom cottage will be sacrificed
IT sold at once, AT All Third st.
3. GETZ. Room % Chronicle Bldg
WE will buy you lot and build you a house
on monthly instalments. Builder, room 436
Parrot building.
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bAfINAlN.
Groom cottage. with bath: in good condition
Holly Park Tract; reduced from $1400 to $11O0
to make quick sale; must be sold In the next
few days; rented for $12 per month.
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SAEw scoBE. Deceased.

H4iOW ara the only remaining let's belong
frE 20 chfs estate and I sole agent OF the
e1eoutors an ordered 70 close them out at
once. Although appraised much higher the
following prices might be fRvorably considered
ky the court Less desirable lots In this block
bruught higher figures at auction.
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$1,000 modern. up-to-date nats, 4 rooms
and porcelain bath in each; lot 81 :6xS0; close
to Sixth and Howard sts.; rents SSss.
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LARGE NTEREST-PAYING INVESTMENT
S3150-32 feet on Church alley, near Broad
way: improvements consist Of stable and fats
renting for S624 per annum.
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CALIFORNIA House Wrecking Co. pays the
highest price for buildings and will wreck
the largest building completely within 10
days Northwest corner Mission and Tenth
sts., office and yard.
INCOME property: south of Market and China
town; homes Richmond Sunset, Mission dis
tricts; printed list city and country property;
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s9000-Reduced from s11, 900 to force sale;
rents SITS; make offer: owner must sell; store
and II fats in excellent condition; always
rented; new plumbing; lot 4Ox75; near Fourth
M G. N. WOOSTER CO.. e4s Market st.
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FINE income flats on Fulton St, near Cit
Hall. Inquire Owner 142 Fulton St
Evening journal., 1904-07-18
The CANAL ZONE TRousLs
People Of Panama United IN orpositior
70 Governor Davis Decree.


Panama. July 16.--No settlement l;s'
beer reached Of the questions PEN
irg between the republic OF Panam1
and the authorities OF the canal zonc
The Panama government is firm l.,
The belief that the only correct in
depreciation OF the canal treaty is that
until the canal shall be constructed
ali parts OF the isthmus are under the
direct jurisdiction OF Panama.
One Of the results OF the situation
arising out Of the decree issued 10y
Governor Davis establishing a custom
house ia the canal zone and the order
compelling all steamers departing from
la Boca to secure clearance papers
from the United States authorities is
the union OF all political parties toward
a common end The last act OF thu
assembly before adiourning was e.
unanimously approve proposition
that all the congressman should go "a
President Amador and offer their serv-
ices in aiding the government TO de
fend the rights Of the nation.
The president was deeply moved by
this act. which proved that all 20
litical parties are with the government
In its attitude. In addressing the con
grcssmen he said he had absolute faitl
In the government OF the United States
whose generous and noble conduct
toward the South American republics
left no doubt that the canal treaty
would be correctly Interpreted.