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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-24
TonmY'S Idea.
The Problem

do you think the automobile will
fver take the place of the horse?"
asked the man who was standing around
watching the tourist trying to repair d
breakdown
MY FRIEND" was the response, that
Is an unimportant question. The prob
lem now is to get horse to take the
place OF the automobile Washington
Star.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-24
DEFIES THE GODDESS PELE
The Efforts of Former Hawaiian
Queen to Put Down Supersti-
ton Among Her People.

Queen Kapiolani, a noble looking
chieftainess of the Island of Hawaii.
was one Of the first converts to Chris
tianity. She was over six feet tall, a
magnificent specimen OF Hawaiian wom-
anhood, with the naughty air of the
ancient nobility"
She had immense power over her fell
low countrymen and resolved on becom-
ing q Christian, If possible, to break the
hold Of grinding and degrading super
stitions which had long enslaved them.
She knew that in no other way could she
do this SO well as by defying Pele, the
goddess of the awful volcano of Kilauea,
who had her abode in the very crater it.
self.
Her approach and her defiance were
most dramatic, for she wished to i'm
press her awe-stricken subjects with the
powerlessness of Pele and the omnipo-
tence Of the true God. Slowly and in
state she made her way up the noun
tainside, while the people, trembling
and frightened by her audacity, followed
at distance. The priestess of Pele
warned her away, but she kept on, I'M
daunted. On the edge of the crater a
shelter had been built, where she passed
the night, within sight and smell of the
seething, boiling hell of fire.
In the morning she rose, descended
into the crater as far as it was possible
to go, and, standing upon the black
edge" in full view Of the amazed specta-
tors, who expected every minute to see
her scorched and withered by the angry
goddess, she deliberately ate a bunch
of ohelo berries, which, as sacred to the
goddess, no one had hitherto dared to
touch, and flung the stones into the
awful fiery lake, as she cried out: Thus
do defy thee, o Pele! Jehovah is my
God. He kindles these fires and He pre-
serves me in breaking your tabus."
Then, by herself and few Christian
followers, hymn of praise was sung,
a prayer offered to the true God, and the
dread power of the Goddess Pele, and
with her that Of many lesser heather
divinities, was shattered forever.
Tommy's Idea.
eyes," groaned the artist, painters
Ihould all be bachelors
why so?" asked the friend ..
why, l painted picture of an AT
:ican jungle with the trees full of mon
keys"
YES"
"And my little son went in and
sketched organ grinders all over ii.
Said monkeys and organ grinders al
ways went together. Chicago News.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-24

JOS. A. e. A 8 Ct o w,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,-
STAUNToN, Va.
State and Federal Courts. Will attend
regularly the Circuit Court OF Rockbridge
county. oct 103m
JOHN B. COCHRAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
2 Barrister's Row, Mutual Phone292.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-24
Our Great Remnant Sale

Is now on There bargains which you afford to
miss Remnants in all kinds of goods at prices that
simply deity competition.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-24

Audroscoggn ached cotton Limit
tenyar % a
marked MADE in Concord
Limit stOa custOm sale price
yd domestic limit
O.
Ladies underskirs. 81 value sale price 70
calicOes
ChlIdre
Boysb heavy s to Is 70
wide aInbu
/ Oyards1 5c4
9 wards cydw wild
black all ze
made value, sale price @
Bargs in eCurtai andB
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06
Or. Tudor breaches.

Rev w V. Tudor. d. D.. of Richmond.
Va. preached last SUNDAY at the Meth
odist church two strong and eloquent
sermons. which were listened 90 by
large aud thoughtful congregations.
The evening sermon was a strong APP
peal 20 toe young men who were present
ia large numbers 20 hear the doctors
special sermon 60 them. DR.. Tudor was
pleased with the recent decorations 10
the interior of the church.
The following delegates were elected
to the District Conference 20 meet at
West Point. Va. May Both: Prof b.
K. Payne, e. b. Griffin aud Willard Nor
MS Alternates, Archer Brooks. Col. l..
". Lane, Ir.. and J. +. Simouson.
The revival services. conducted by ths
pastor, Rev Daniel T.. Merritt, contiuu,
10 grew in interest. There have beer
already Is professions.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06
Letter to c. 3. Griffin,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA

Dear Sir A big mill owner, Spartans
burg. =. c., wanted 5000 gallons OF
paint. and bought bv price: paid 9 cents
less than ours: got a "lcad-and zinc
paint. but the lead was sulphatc oi lead.
not carbonate. Sulphate costs about
half. and covers about half
That paint was adultcratcd about SIX
times as much as the . cents paid for.
He saved 8 cents. and JIG cost him 30.
oh no. il cost him more than that. We
forgot the labor. Can't work IL out cN
actly. Don't know how long i'm wear.
Short measure besides That alone was
twice as much as his saving . cents
was thin. too. Some loss there
don't know how much.
There was too much DRYER in II The
maker made something on that-he
didn't
Taking IL altogether. he didn't make
much by that . cents.
Go by the name: and the hamc is De
voc lead and zinc.
Yours truly
Z " DEvoE & Co
New York
7. II. Stone sells our paiat. IS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06
Special Notices.
$50 REWARD.

a reward oi $50 viii bc paid for any
information leading % thc arrest aud
conviction of che party or parties who
have been settirg nrc % vacant houses
in the city 1T Nuion~hr~g
Is. rs. WAtbl NION.
Mayor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06
Land Sales.

The Southern Land Co. Mr. {. r
Chapman president. announces the fol-
lowing sales Of land:
To Christoph Bros, Waukesha, Wis,
/ $50 acres Ia New Kent county, known
as "Cousic." The Messrs. Christoph
are men OF means and contemplate
many Improvements.
To Mr. Chamberlain OF Oregon, Wis,
30 acres near Fort Magruder and owned
| by A. Fritz.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06

Ex.Mayor and Mrs John L Mercer
have retained from Chase City. where
they spent a week at the Mecklenburg.
The many friends of Mr. Mercer are glad
20 see him SO much improved ia health.
Mr. o ! Anderson. who Tor several
years has been conducting the City Res
taurant. has sold ont the business and
will move 10 Norfolk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06
COCIAl AND -
o. -------
= personal

- ~ - ~ - " - ~ y y
Fewer gallons: wears longer Devoe.
MIR w.D. Turner Of the Southern Land
CO s in town.
Take your watches for repairs to c
Person-2O years experience
NJ. lanes Bourg of Newport News
spent several days here this week.
Commissioner OF Revenue T. ID Saun
ders was in Richmond Thursday.
MrI. c. warburton yesterday sold
lot in the west end TO W. II. Sweansy
FIR S425.
MIR W. b. Garlick OF Richmond spent
tuesday here.
Mr. and Mrs H. n. Phillips went TO
Richmond last Friday night TO see Ben
Hur" played.
..Rummace" sale oflarge lot OF pairis
todd colors) at cost 10 reduce stock.
chance T. buy something good for little
money. Jas Il Stone.
Mrs BOYD Henry. who has been very
IN, - much improved.
Mr. and Mrs T. II. Geddy, Mr. and
. Mrs \. l.. Henley and Misses Louise and
lua Henley composed party last Sat
urday night 70 Richmond 70 see Ben
bur" PLAYED at the Academy.
A man 10 repair sewing machines at
Persons. All standard machines for
sale.
MIRO. B. Lee OK ichmond spout Tues
day and Wednesday here.
II YOU want a good driving horse. a
work horse or ateam, see T. ID. Saunders
afr W. c. Lawful OF Lexington, KY.
Is here in the interest of the iusurancr
feature OF the Odd Fellows Lodge
Mr. Gala iaiden was in Richmou'
Thursday 70 attend the funeral of Ger
sral Lee.
NJ and Mrs Bride Robinson Of Kin
William arrived at Magrudcr this wee
20 visit Mrs RobinsonI mother Mr.
Newman Mr. Ro5insoskrcturnea HON
Thursday.
"Rummagc" sale of large lot OF paint
Todd colors) at cost 20 reduce stock.
chance TO buy something good for hit
money. las Il, Stone
MrE. 5. Meanley % Toano was
Richuond Thursday 70 attend the funer
OF General Lee.
MIR and Mrs Wolfe were in Rie
uond last Saturday night TO see B'
Hue
Mr. and Mrs Il. Monquin are in Ne
York.
MT. B. Malone and two sons We
in Richmond Thursday and Friday.
Mr. ard Mrs ] II Stone were in Ric
mond last Friday and Saturday 10 "
ness Ben Hur at the Academy.
Rev Thomas Potts of Salisbury. NJ
Is the guest of his brother. AIR E
Potts.
"Rummage" sale oflarge lot OF pal
Todd colors) at cost 20 reduce stock.
chance 10 buy something good for il
money. Jas II Stone.
Messrs II. y. Phillips, \. X. Proc
VI. Harrison of tins city, and r.
Geddy UfToano served on the jury II
Federal Court at Norfolk this week.
The Misses Alvey Of Richmond arr
guests of their cousin, Miss Ha
Haukins.
Mr. NJ. ]. Waters of New Castle. In
Ga town, arriving here yesterday.
Waters and family spent the vi
here and they like the people and cir
very much and may locate here.
NIB. L. Boswell OF Richmond wa
the city Tuesday,
fyou want a good driving hor
work horse or ateam. see 7. ID. Saun,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06
FOR CITY SERGEANT.

lam candidate tor CITY SERGEANT
subject TO the Democratic Primary. II
YOU honor me by reelection TO this office
l will endeavor TO faithfully and hon
estly discharge its duties IN the future as
in the past. 1 earnestly solicit the sup
port OF the Democrats of Williamsburg.
X. Z. LAWSON.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06

MIR William ] Murphy. the eloquent
temperance lecturer. viii deliver an ad-
dress to the colored people in the First
Baptist church Wednesday night. May
10th. AIR Murphy is a speaksr o. grcs,
ability and always attracts farg~ crowds
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06
NOTICE!

FOR SALE CHEAP in the City OF
Williamsburg, long established Under
taking Business with every necessary
equipment for a hrst-class funeral. Fine
opening tor an energetic, progressive
young man. Anyone purchasing bust
ness can have license free till May l..
1905.
For terms and particulars apply 20
<. L. BASS. City
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06

X TOTICE-Notice is hereby given that
N the partnership heretofore existing
between l.. ". Roberts and A. r.
Sharp, under the name OF J.. ". ROBERTS
& Co. is hereby dissolved by mutual
L. W. ROBERTS & co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06

r rOTICE.-The petiIon Tor bridge
N between James City aud Wal wick
counties. over Skih's Creek. viii
be taken up and considered by the Board
OF Supervisors OF James City county at
their next regular meeting, the fourth
Monday IN May, 1905. All parties in
terested are hereby notified.
7. Il. GEDDY.
Clerk Board of Supervisors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-06

Complete information win be sen, free r-ceir- -
his coupon with blank lines filed Coupon should
be mailed to-day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01

honest industrious man from
Summit.
People in some parts have
cried drouth and hail storms.
We have experienced both but
they have been educational in
their nature and most Of us look
at them as blessings in disguise.
Our experiences in the cold
climate Of Summit Co. have fit
and qualified us to battle with
the Obstacles encountered here
and without former training we
would not have been so sue
cessful now. Thanks TO our
education in the mountain val
lies of Summit. There will be
a larger crop harvested this fall
than many anticipated for some
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01
BIG TIME HAD BY OLD VETS.

Ir- .'s vr-- v...-aus Cen.
VIM II Eim,,u W., H.
Rra,e1 and Edmund Eldredge
b3v,,o,h,,o t,, ,r,rj fpra;se
fox re tov,.of p,ys,u and us
pe,r'c E,rr, ,,sg,,tle br;'l.
inc was turned ovc- to the
Indian veterans and tbev saw
,l,.y b,d,b. fi,pc ,f,bere lives.
NJ Branch while al, the re-.
puiop v,s ,p.ho-iyej 10 e,roll
siIofirr .t,r,,s of ,be r,J;,,
U,- u ni. ,p5 ,t,-,,p ca
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01

Raymond, Canada Aug.25.
The colonists from Summit
Co, were made to rejoice on
Thursday, August 18th, when
the trains arrived from Salt Lake
City and Pres r. +. AlleH zap
peared on tine scene.
To say we rejoieed puts It
mildly; naturally bis presence
carried Us back to the home
Stake aud made MS feel that we
were once more near By.
lie has rounded up the Sum
nit Colony here and on che whole
has from the happiness, peace,
health and prosperity attending
us, aud reioices in our good fu-
ture.
We hope that more Of our
friends will pay us an occasional
visit and see for themselves the
advantages Canada offers TIE
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01
COUNCIL M:ETlGG.

A special meeting Of the city
council was held last Monday.
Mayor Croft in the chair.
The special order OF business
was to consider the proposals on
boiler heater and pumps for the
electric light plant The pro-
posals opened at the last meeting
were held open, pending the
Investigation Of machinery by
Engineer Kelsey.
Mr. Gates, representing the
Mining Smelling and Supply
Co., was here TO explain the
working and quality OF their
maehienery, as their bid was
the lowest,
Letter from Engineer Kelsey
was read and after a discussion,
the Council, by motion accepted
the bid OF the Mine Smelter *
Supply Co., Of Salt Lake City
included boiler, Cohcran feed
water heater, Lyeoming engine,
feed water pump, total s2,4oS.oo
| a resolution awarding the above
contract was drawn up and
passed by the council. Speci-
fications Of the poles we're also
received from engineer Kelsey
and taken up by the council
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01
THE SUMMIT COLONY
IN FAR NORTH

time during ,he dry pcll The
grain already thfcshed being
Kansas Turkey Red, has ave-
ragged IS bushel ard has sold ior
Soc 10 SIS per buslel, for seed
gram
The beer crop is looking huc
ard viii certainly be the zee
deeming feature of our country
The gain aul vegetables eN-
h.bi,ed at our district fair held
in Raymond Aug y and rs
could rot be surpassed by thos
grown any where on earth foi
size and quality.
Gooseberries that were q.
large in circumference as
twenty-five cent piece. Oui
spots were Frst elass.and up tC
date. The visitors from III,
home stale acknowledging that
we were abreast with the times
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01

SELECTION Of the Stake Board Of
Education on the selection Of
Their principal he said he
brough, the best wishes aud
respect OF the institution with
which he was CONNECTED. and
urged ihe young people Go take
hold Of the new academy and
acquire 100 cdu,adon ,b1, would
mean much to them in che wears
TO come-especially SO iu the
competition they would bc forced
90 mce, in this day aud age;
hewa' also proud ofthe ,pleudid
schcol system Of this state but
Thought the church schools
bette OF two ia that /, prepares
them for a better understanding
in thestudy Of geometry. science,
mathematics. etc, as los getting
the church views in all OF these
gives them the true philosophy
Of all
Violin solo "1erusalcu wa,
next rendered by Ralph Booth
Pres. Taylor said as president
Of this stake aud president Of III,
stake board Of education tina
he heartily endorsed all that hac
been said. Was pleased thai
they had secured the service o
such a man as Prof Jensen
Advised the parentsto see 20 i
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01
PElCA DAY.
my

The Peach Day excursion to
Brigham City Oh Sept.7 seems
to be an assured tact. Mr.. Not-
man Lee OF brigham City was
here Wednesday arranging with
the band to take up the matter
and see how many would go.
The railroad must have a guaran-
tee aud il a sufficient number
signify their willingness to 90 a
rate Of sL75 will obtain, from
Coalville. A big time will be
given the people.-pEAcuFs
WILL ok FREE 10 everybody
and lots OF them. There will
be concerts, dances, ball games,
band concert and a genera
good time. Don't miss this III,
opportunity ola life time. a
successful excursion this yeai
means another next. The banC
boys are out working the ex
cursion up and are conhden
enough will 90 to have a special
train.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01

Our new fair building was
completed in time for the ex-
hibition, being constructed by
your former townsman, Ed. Al
leu.
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.
We raised in two meetings OF
our late quarterly conference
fI8, $1,000 toward a Church
School to be completed by Jan.
1907, ready for business.
Come and see us in Canada
and il will make your
hearts rejoice to be-
hold our colony prospecting
and above all, alive to the res
possibility Of their calling.
Yours Respectfully
Gro. II. BUpD.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01

that the children get all the
schooliug they possibly can.
and prepare themseiver for the
high school. Was very pleased
with thc outlook oftheacaicmy.
Violin solo, Frnk Booth
Bcncliceon by Pres. g. W.
Nolnr.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01
SUNDAY NIGHT S MEETING

y
The Educational Meeting
called Tor last Sunday night in
the Stake Tabernacle was indeed
a forerunner OF coming events.
That the people Of this city
aud vicinity are ready and
willing to aid aud assist
the members Of the board in
making the Summit Stake
Academy a success, was evi.
denced by the large gathering at
the meeting Sunday night.
Meeting was called to order
by Bishop Croft.
Choir sang aye chosen
Twelve
Opening prayer by Bishop
Sargent, Of Hoytsville.
Miss Lizzie Robinson of Salt
Lake favored the audience with
a solo.
Bishop Croft then introduced
Prof. c. J. Jensen principal of
the Summit Stake Academy.
He sad in substance: 81 look
upon the re-opening ofthe Sum
NIT Stake Academy as an
suspicious event, one that
should be looked forward to with
utmost JOY and satisfaction by the
parents and all interested in
education. 1t means that to
make it a success, all must work
and pull together. No school
can be made a success without
the cooperation Of all. That the
church had given it liberal
support and should and will no.
doubt meet with success. Pres
Taylor, Young and myself visit
ed the building and grounds
this afternoon and was pleasantly
surprised the building was more
than expected and the grounds
could be made one Of the finest
campus in the state-but would
require a good deal OF exertion .
Ralph Booth, Of the B. IT,
OF Provo, rendered din solo
entitled "The Sells Of
sco' and -
Pre-. : ogu % the b.
Y. U. Of Provo, was the next
speaker. After praising the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01

lie may well think. he has got Oh
cheap, who, after having contracted
rrrf.iuauo1 or indigestion. is sin able
90 peHcci'y re5tore h,thealth. Noihiae
vii do toir but Dr. Kings New Lie
F.ls. A quick, pIvsant, aud certain cure
for headaches, consultation. etc 2be nj,
Iso. Bsydsu * sons drug store; eunr-
anteed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01

Pre-. J aTu ., the b.
Y. U. Of Provo, was the next
speaker. After praising the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23

DO you WANT TO MAKE MONEY?
WELL, You cannot make money without
some money 10 get a start with but a small
amount Of capital viii make large returns II
invested in real estate adjoining Golden Gate
Park.
HAVE. YOU EVER MET THE MAN
Who could have bought a lot on Market st
near Kesruy for next to nothing? WELL,
this same would say that he would not
purchase property WAY OUT in the suburbs
because he is just as short-sighted now he
was forty years ago
DON'T WAIT FOR THE OTHER FELLOW
10 make the profit, but call and see US and
make an Inspection OF that Grant Tract OF
land between LIST and 18th ayes. and opposite
The Affiliated Colleges and Golden Gate Park
where lots are selling for Sl400 up, on terms
OF one-nffh cash and balance in equal pay
ments OF one. two and three years at per
cent interest All streets graded to official
line ana severed Gas and water ms ms laid
Most streets are bituuinized have granite
cUrbs and stone sidewalks
Apply branch Office of BALDWIN & HOW
ELL. 9Th ave and II St. E n. LONG man
ager once open every day in the year. Take
Q Farrell ST cars with blue signs front.
AL lines transfer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23

SATURDAY NEXT. May 81, at 80 p m.
135 large lots on the famous Wakefield Tract
will be offered at public auction This beauti-
ful piece of property 10 the finest residential
section ever offered In any Of the bay cities
The panoramic view is something which must
be seen to be appreciated The climate 10
delightful-there Is no wind or fog end every
thing which money and skill can devise has
been done to make II the ideal location Tor
home.
THE WHOLE TRACT is severed cement
sidewalks In front Of every lot-an the streets
are macadamized, suttered and curbed and
beautiful shade trees will be planted:
THE NEW SCHEDULE of the Southern
Pacific which goes into operation the LIST OF
June will place this delightful property within
% ninutes' ride Of San Francisco with q 20
minute service and boats up to 1 80 e. M
1T IS ONLY ten minutes walk to Twenty
third ave- Southern Pacific station-eight min
utes to the California College and only six
blocks to Garfield School.
STRICT BUILDING RESTRICTIONS will
thoroughly protect the property-no saloons
will be allowed and no property will be sold
to undesirable people at any price. hence You
may always be assured of eongeniai neighbors
TERMS OF SALE are one-quarter cash, bal
ance one. two and three years. Take an hour
OF and view this beautiful property-then
come over on Saturday and bid for a lot
1t will be the best investment You ever made.
G. H. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
HoLEoMB, BREED & BANCROFT,
1850 Broadway Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23

OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER, IA Post.
Selling sPEcK & CO.. Rents Collected
Leasing. 2o9 Montgomery st. Insurance.
INCOME PROPERTIES.
$50, 000-Elegant hotel property, close in; Bush
ST.; 80 II. lot; secured lease; over per
cent net investment.
81. Splendid large piece of business prop
erty; best block Stockton st. near
Broadway; over per cent net; under
lease; cash security: 20 IT. lot.
$35. 0O0-Lot 60xS5 IT; substantially improved
vicinity Turk and Hyde SITS; rent $f5o
month; comparatively small expenditure
would readily yield $3.50 10 $500 month
$23 900 mortgage can remain.
$50, 500-Larkin st. near OFarrell; 35 IT, lot
stores; nearly per cent net income.
SIT ,o0o-Eilis St. east of Larkin; 81 #. lot
with improvements.
sic, ooo-Beautifuliy situated flats in nice resi-
dence section Western Addition; new
and well built; yearly income $1,000; rs
II. lot: bargain.
Sc, 600-Natonia St, near ID; % TT. lot; g.
story Improvements; pays 8 per cent.
S. 4oo-Bryant ST., near Sd; 25x15 IT.: good
remain; cheapest in block
RESIDENCES.
SO, 5oo-Superb residence; California St, near
Laguna; 10 rooms; Is #. lot; must be
sold: bargain
SIS, 25o-splendid large dwelling. with stable;
in excellent condition. beautiful large
grounds; Octavia St. vicinity California
LOTS.
81 25O-lst-aye. boulevard. near Sacramento
St; SO fl lot; cheapest in vicinity.
81 $50 each--Cheapest lots In Richmond; dis
trict 9Th ave and St; car lines
and close to G. G. Park.
$3.50 each ana up-Lots 25xl6e IT,; on Off
cial grade; northeast cor. 31st ave- and
Clement st.; easy terms IL desired.
SPECK CO.,
200 MONTGOMERY st