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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11
IN SWEDENS CAPITAL CITY

From Sweden's capital an enthus-
iastic visitor writes: "The sky has an
almost Italian radiance, as the sun
shines clear and bright on the glitter
ing levels of the lagoon that divide
the new town from the old. Across
the water, on which fleet Of white
ferryboats ply, rises the broad front of
the palace, the stern outline of which
is relieved by the russell glow which
time has lent to the brickwork. In
front of the palace runs a broad quay
crowded with shipping, behind which
one may catch peeps of narrow, wind
ing streets, with sloping roofs and
painted houses bent with age. The
square front Of the palace rise above
the red and gray roofs, seeming to
command the old city. On my right
Ihe waters narrow to swift rushing
stream, over which a stately bridge
has been thrown, uniting the palace,
with the picturesque pile Of the opera
aouse, or rather with the broad square
in which it stands. Behind the opera
house lie broad streets of modern
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11
LITTLE WORTHY 70 OFFER

Lord, it is utterly nothing, nothing bring
to thee;
Thou hast let the light of thy heaven
down SO can plainly see:
( Thought had wealth and worth to bring,
and portion of love and bliss;
Nor dreamed the whole OF my fanciful
store could shrivel and fade to this.
Lord. it is utterly nothing bring with
shame and tears:
rhe gathered griefs and sorrows of fruit
less and faithless years,
The fires that have burned to ashes the
hopes that are dead and lost;
Flowers nourished and cherished fondly
grown sere with the early frost
Lord. it is worse than nothing, yet all
that I have to bring
Is here in the hapless burden laid down at
the feet of my King.
[ would I could make it worthy, could
tighten with stars the night.
Could wiring out the sin and the sorrow
and wash the Offering white.
It is finisled-my bootless labor, my quest
for a living tree,
Whose branches might sweeten and
brighten the Mara of misery.
1t is finished. my useless striving, my
struggles for worth of my own:
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11
WASHINGTON
The City Of Magnificent Dis
tanCeS
a Collection CT Events Occurring Among
the People of The Capital of This Great
and Glorious Nation and Condensed for
the Hasty Perusal Of our Many Readers

the early part Of his life At an early
age he enlisted in the United States
navy. serving through the war of the
rebellion. He continued his SERVICE
in the navy for more than twenty
years, then received an honorable dis
charge During this period he visit
ed many parts; of the world.
He next conducted a lunch and din
ing room business on f street, between
18th and 18th streets northwest This
business continued for seventeen years.
at the expiration Of which, on account
Of failing health. he retired from act
i've life. He has for thirty-fiye years
been active in local Masonic circles.
being member OF Pythagoras Lodge.
No. 8, OF which he has been the treas
urer for more than fifteen years. He
likewise took an active part in church
work, and was a deacon in the Zion
Baptist Church at the time of his
death. He was contributor to many
charitable institutions of this city.
His wife and eight children two OF
whom are physicians, survive him
Consul General Skinner Of Marseilles
sends list of the agricultural schools
OF France. There are eighty-siX. some
public, some private. They give in.
struction III agriculture, paying partic-
Tlar attention to scientific methods,
to intensive farming, to the care OF
cattle. the planting of trees, vines,
etc. Many Of them devote great
deal of time and attention to the
dissemination of knowledge among
rural populations that are not able to
attend schools. They are divided in
to national and superior schools, Of
which there are IL; schools that give
free instruction in agriculture. Of
which there are 5; agricultural schools
and stations, 16; schools Of practical
agriculture. ~; agronomic schools and
stations, 49, miscellaneous special
schools. 16; miscellaneous, 16.
.. n. w.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11
Wind and Appetite,

This, / feel confident, is something
positively new under the sun: When
the wind blows from the east, say,
two or three weeks at a stretch, PEG.
pie are liable to lose their appetites.
A long blow from any other direction
has a similar effect but in lesser de.
gree. The keenest desire for food
is caused by the nipping breezes. from
the northwest and west. The south.
ern zephyr brings lassitude, while
Boreas is trifle too severe to tickle
the palate, or stimulate craving for
delicacies. Where the wind changes
every day--as in Bayonne- eat
great deal and seem to enjoy their
food.-New York Press.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11
Proved Himself No preacher.

Girard college. Philadelphia, years
ago carried its non-sectarianism so far
as to refuse to admit clergymen of any
denomination to the college buildings.
The late Winslough Lewis, NJ. D., of
Boston, while on visit to Philadel-
phia, had occasion to call at the col
lege. The doctor, in conventional
black attire looked decidedly clerical.
The attendant who opened the door
eyed the visitor sharply and said
bruesquely:
you cannot come in here!''
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11
Phipps' Fight on "white plague. y

Henry Phipps is now going into the
details of his fight against consump.
tion., He has mass of exact Stats.
tics at hand and he is going to con.
duct the fight along strictly scientific
lines. He knows all about the deadly
contagion of the streets from the NOR.
tuary records of the white wings.
and his investigations into tenement
house conditions have given him
much new light.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11

1.-THE hi can't shouted the as
tonished M. D.
"Oh, beg your pardon, sir" said
the attendant, as he threw open, the
door and bowed his apology Boston
Herald.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11
was Not Paid in silver Dollars.

The most significant feature of Mr..
Bryan's trip is the fact that country
editor is able to get so prosperous un-
der Republican administration he
thinks nothing of a years run around
the world.-Pittsburg Gazette .fRep.).
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11
Superstition Cures Poker Habit.

Hes the most superstitious poker
player ever saw
"Yes. and he got SO superstitious
here lately that he doesn't play the
game at all any more. Y
you don't say?"
IS Eyes, he suddenly discovered that
there are thirteen cards in each suit
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11

Der of several boards for charitable
work, and concerns herself with many
individual cases. Breakfast and bust
ness-charitable business-are daily
combined in the Sage household by
the reading of such mail as reaches
there on the early morning delivery.
One morning recently, according to
family acquaintance, a letter arriv-
ed from a charity organization sorely
in in need OF S., 900. Mrs. Sage read. the
letter aloud, and hsging previously in
CURED into the object for which the
money was intended. explained it to
her husband in detail, ending with a
suggestion that they give the money
Mr.. Sage said nothing. But, break
fast over, he sought the library and
wrote out a check for the amount ask
ed. Handing it to his wife he eau
toned her to get the check cashed
herself, and to give the actual mon
ey instead of any paper with his name
written thereon.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11

Asked to name the best--wisest-
philanthropists of his acquaintance, a
manager OF the Hospital Saturday and
Sunday Association of New York, who
has spent twenty years in gathering
and distributing large sums toward
charity, promptly mentioned Jacob H.
Schiff, James Speyer, and Norris K
Jessup. This classification was con.
fined to general charitable and philan.
thropic donations made in the most
juGicious manner. OF the trio, the
head of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.. was de-
clared model philanthropist as de
fined by his generosity, the way in
which it is performed, and his admir-
able discrimination.
His methods of giving are simple
and impersonal and are rarely stud-
led long. He is easily approached Oh
behalf of charity, and seldom fails to
respond when the object is worthy
one. This same charity manager. in
stanced an experience he had had in
calling on MIR. Schif in behalf of a
person whose name began with the
letter l.. A secretary went to a cabi.
net and extracted a package of indi.
vidual reports all beginning with the
letter-re records of hundreds of cases
relieved by him. According to his
means, Jacob Schiff<sis credited with
giving more to charity, at least. to
more causes, than any other man liv-
ing.
IF Darius @. Mills, whose hotels are
among the most successful charitable
institutions in existence, has gov,
erning; motto I'M his philanthropies,
1t is probably a wish to help those
who wish to help themselves. On the
other hand, Charles M. Schwab, whose
name is connected with no greatly ad-
vertised charities, gives literally, and
without asking questions, to. such
needy persons as come under his eye.
His magnificent mansion, now ap-
preaching completion in this city, will
ultimately, it is announced, revert to
the city as an art gallery or hospital.
Meanwhile it is no uncommon sight
to see the president Of the Bethlehem
Steel company slip a shining gold
coin to mendicant. as, in fact, he
is said to carry habitualIy a numher
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11
Dancer of KISSING

Danger of Kissing.
She (meaningly) do YOU believe
kissing is really dangerous?
He (meanly)- Yes; it often brings
on marriage Puck.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11

A series often free lectures has been
arranged by the board Of education, be-
ginning Thursday evening at the Arm
strong Manual Training School, with
an illustrated talk by DR.. Howard L.
Hodgkins, of George Washington Uni
versity, on Light"
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11

The death of 3. Tignor marks the
close of the career of one of the old
est and one among the most successf'..
business men of 4 this
city. The deceased WIS sixty-three5
years of age. He was born in North
cumberland county, Va, where he spent
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11

E. A. Frost and A. A. Burnham
counsel and secretary of the National
Business League OF Chicago, conferr-
ed with Secretary of State Root Mon
day and submitted plans by which
they think the consular service could
be much improved. Their ultimate
aim is the betterment of our foreign
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-11-11

In the case Of Russell Sage aims
and the man seem widely divergent.
He is the last person to whom one
would look for an item not nominated
in the bond. But his wife is diligent
in doing good. She is an active mem
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MlerIef.
5lp,. Niiffahrfi,e;heI

Ser 0dlfspDliseiuef @itepan
SanoDual 1T BON oer MnflaQe, feline
Nmtspflid,ten nernadldliiat su ba=
ben, nah mebrtdgieem Broseiie fret
aeiprohen tporoen. Gs fino oarauf
idtntlide Int(aaen aegen i'm fallen
aelafen.
8. g. Clements bat bic Use
tern Selegraph Company auf $1,000
Shaoenerlab nertlaet. @r bebaups
tet, Die @eieaibaft babe cine Depes
iGe nidt rehtaeitiG abgeltefert uno er
lei oaourb perhinoert moroen, gum
B~eardbnis ietner Mutter nab Wons
tereD I'll tDmnlet.
Sm 6ospital oes Sort Sam
6ouftDn itarb Wibael Wartin. elm
peniionierter 5oloat, an Den 6Dlgen
elmer leltIanen g%erlebuns. Nm
Beibnadtstaae rpar er bel elmer
Balgerei in einem Saluort oon elmer
Wegerin in ben ssinger eebiiien ppr=
ben. Ght Gage lpater seieteu lid]
5puren BON Blutperaiftune, lein 2us
ftanb oerIblimtaerte lidl uno tuuroe
balo h%offnungslos. SEPT lit mad,
ihmerem 4eioen enolid1 Der SOB Elm
Qetreten.
Worgen abeno aiebt Der Beet
bonen Wdnnerbor ems ieiner
8ereinsfonaerte; Der Euesoap Mu=
fica( Club tuirtt oiesmal nit, ferner
Die Damen Srau Craig, Srau Marts
uno SRI, 5ternsoDrff. Die 6erren
6eniel. BDlte, 8. $. Wueler ura
Dahuert iin9en rSbafer's SButs.
tasslieo" pon &reuber uno Der gbpr
ftnet unter Nnberem ben Bileerhor
aus benz w9annbduier".
Die Siemering.2oae Der Ser.
mannslDbne 9iebt mUreen abenb einen
eroBen ~Breismasfenbaa in Der Mils
fiDn3gartens Sale.
6eute nahmittag giebt bic enes
liihe Dperngeieaibaft i'm @rpBen
Opernbaus ben n9rpubaopur" uno
beute abeno 8taet'S Weiiteruert
Carmen.
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Oer sEeuernnlfnn Gnlin,n !

Der sgeuernuttan gulima ha:
in ben leBten Bo9en uieoerbplt Die
Vetpobner Der ndhiten umaeQeno in
Surht aeiebt. IS erfpleen balo ftdr=
tere, balo ihndhere @ruptiunen, 10
ooB furtudbreno StetnmaKen uno
alde umberaelhteuoert ueroen. Iie
SemobHer nadl Der Seite oes Shnee.
uulfans baben ibre 8ebauiunaeu
perlalien. Dos Maturltauipiel Ioa
einen arpBartiaen Nnhlid eemdbreu.
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r9one : STIR" Sinnipriide.

y9one : Star" Sinnlpriide.
3ibts iAafft better Mut unb Strait,
Oils Der beutibe @erteniaft.
Do6 @ottlob, man finb't i'm ia,
Nuh bier in Nmerifa.
so gum 8eiipiel FOB ib mir
0as fampie g g r"s8ier,
@Dpon Sober ia9en mus
so Elm 9runf 1T SodeenuB
8er tets iein Bier NIT MuBe trinft,
Beim gfien tueber tulrst nod ihlinst.
Ser tpirb iih etu'eer Susenb ertreuen,
Bis in bas b6dfte Nlter binein.
aim mor9en trinf ib ,9Dne.S Star 8ier,
SaB es gu mitta9 fommen.
Am abeno fras ib ftets bafir,
Mittnacbt tut es AUDI frommen.
= Ilan1p, o Ilamo, bu maht MIDI ftets
per8niiat unb fr0b
Bel taltem @etter, tuie BEL iuarmem,
ST. 9one. Star Bier Der Croft Der gei.
rhen unb Der Armen.
Sd trinte, ou t~rinfsit, er trintet
9e8 sQonesStar" erbeiternoes Cob,
lIuo iiuo bann i'm liebenten Simmel
Den Mdbchen nnb Srauen 10 hoto.
Sir t%riiten, ibr trintet, tie trinfen
Gin @las uab benz anberen leer,
9as 1T ia bas Sb6ne am Bone Stor",
9aB q tets perlanaet nath mebr.
9as grIanaer, baS Cabinet,
Die iino' ib beibe mirtlidb nett.
0oh IlamD, Dem @bttertranf,
8e,B ieber ebte 8eber 9aut.
@aS maht ben Stuls bes alien Gan
Mntunio?
gs 1T bic n9pnesS tar" -Brauerei nit if.
rem @lamo
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Sdmfa uuo aef4hrltd,

Ino Die aus ben tleinen Gnfdnaen cine,
Seroauun9stbruns beroorraaeIben Sra.
gem, aebers, unb Wierenlei5en, 9es.
nalb peridnMe ma nift. BEL ieneu unbe.
oeutenoen Nnfdngen ben ldfueren ssnl.
gen ourh oas beribmtete Rittel Seine,
@rt ooraubeueeft, bic obne metouiidh,
Setfnlld]un8 nur aus ben beften RfIon,
5eridften ber9efeuten ct. 8ernarb.8r6uu
terptlen 81 gebrauhen. Sic helfen n
allen 5alen, tpie ntele Eauienbe npn Sc
heilten bDa freuoiaer Danfbarfeit beseu
gen. Sic helfen, pbne benz @brper Al
ibaoen, aud bann nod, fpenn Sbr ihof
an Sellung btrsfueifetu %iolftetl Is Gents
Nae NpDthefen.
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SSn lebten Wpnat tuuroen iiber
8eracrus 9roBe Quantitdten Maba.
eonibols ppraugspeiie nod frans0.
fiihen 6dfen erpurtiert. Das 6ols
wuroe BON reiden @utsbeIibern aus
Der umaegeno uDn Webenin aelie.
fert. Der Wert oes 6plses betrua
mebr oenn 5000. 900.
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SdDn felt einisen Sabren 1T
bic Sacienoa be ia Gaitaneoa, uabe
bel MfircDac, 8eaierunass @iaentum.
Ole mar fir cine Soiutenanitalt be.
%itirnrat. Aus oerihieoenen @rlnoen
tonnten ieoob Die Grbeiten niht in
&nariff genummer ueroeu. DieIe
Sbmierigfeiten fino iebt gebpben.
Die Heaieruna bat besbalb SnQes
i1leure ernannt, bic Die Nrbeiten III
beaufiihtiaen baben. Das @ebaube
lou IN Der Wtitte oes nahften SabreS
e~tnaerneibt tpereen.
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gtpre su pern,ieten.

Der Store i'm @eb1ube Der Ssreie
Breiie SEQ. 218 DIT 6 Commerce Str.
20 5uB brett uno 100 SUB tief if
gu nerfrieter. 0adaufraaen in Der
Office Der
Nreie Yreiie fiir Seras.
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8etrua autaepedt.

Gin paar Sdli6er baben berlu9t,
Wa6abmungen bon Or. Sings Nemel
@ntbedung fir 4~ussebrung, @rfdls
t1ng un5 9niten 81 nerfaufen. Sier.
nit iper6et Sbr Dor folGen 2enten ge,
tuarnt, bic ben &uf BON Seilmittelu
iteblen, bic ii6 felt IS Sabren erfolg.
reid betpdbrt baben. Oils Si6erbeit
finbet Sbr unieren Nauer auf ben Tim.
i6lag. 8ea9tet i'm auf alen Mitteln
Or. Sings Ober 8udlen's; anbert
limb Na6abmungeu. s.. 6. 8udleu
& Co., Chicago, Sa.r unb @inbfor,
Canada. gu baben bel s. 2alteDer &
Sobn (@. S. s. S6mitt) uub abolpt
Hreis.
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Teras.

- Sn Sale, etrem t(einer Orte,
ungefdbr abt Meilen iiiblih ppr
2ufhart, murbe BON einert Merita=
ner 0arnens garlp Wunpa Elm Der.
breheriiber Mngriff auf Die iunge
Srau BON SDbn Wiers uerluht,
WtunDa uuroe ipdter eingefaasen;
als bic Beamten i'm ieooh abenos
nod 2ofhart bradBten, tpuroet lie
BON elmer Bultsmenoe i~iberfaGen, bic
ibnen ben @efanaenen entriB. Die
Beamten behaupten. Dab ite aaea
Wt0glibe getan hdtten, ibren @efan'
genea gu ibaben.
= Sn Der Ndbe BON Barton Z
Greet, aht Weiler iiolih BON Smith
bile uberfiel elm Meeer Die 5rau bea
Farmers 9iffanp, mdbrenb oieielbe
in Der yaro bel ihrem 6auie ftano
uno muib. Der Neger entflob, bod
bat iib beinabe Die gauge @egero gu
leiner WerfDlgung aufaemaht.
Die .SarmerS unien" bat Itd]
i'm tueiteren 9erlauf ibrer Sibune
gu st. WDrtb, nod eeaer bic Wbs
ihaffung Der @eperbelteuer, gegen
ole @rb6buna Der ad valorem
Steuer, fir ben ISABEL" Der gigars
rennaber uno su @uniter zines Sus
lan1ntenarbeitenS Der FARMERS
Union init ben ,9raoes Unions"
in ben Stdoten, 10 meit oieS m6alid,
lei. ertldrt. Die Union" min cine
2obbp nod Guitin ienben, um bel
Der 9egislatur ibre S~nterefisn gu Der.
treten.
@eulih nabts, etuas nah II
ubr, trat elm Wann an oas @halter.
fenfter beS geras & Bacific Babuaes
bduoes in Der tleineu Station
Stramr, bielt benz Stationsaoenten
cine 9iitole ms @eitdt uno p,rlanate
Die 9~erausgabe bes pprbanoenen
@eloes. Der Mgent serIhmano nit
aroBer @eifteSgegenmart unb nod
grDBerer Shneuieteit unter benz
Etlb uno Der Hduber. allen Yin.
ifeine nab elm Mnfdnger in bielem
@ewerbe, sog iid auriif. Man Ser
baftete i'm ipdter. nabm ihu feline
Biitole alb uno itedte i'm Elm. Ct
iaQte. er lei aus gorrioDn in 3eas
tudp.
- Sn Georgetown geriet cine
sSrau Stetuart nit ibren &leioern eis
mem Dfenen Seuer al rtabe uno ents
ping ibmere Branouunoen.
Nus Corpus gbriiti miro Qes
meloet, baB Die &Dblernte in Der oDr.
tigen @eqeno burb oas faIte Wetter
ungefdbr um 10 Brusent beihdoiet
iei.
Der iunge b6bmilde Jarmer
Stefta, in ber @eaeuo BON Sinner,
oeiieu Srau uno &inb. iuie ifon aes
meloet. ermoroet wuroen, 1T iebt
unter benz Beroabte, Die Eat lelbit
beaaneen gu haben. perbaftet NOR.
ben. st beteuert feline unlHulo
aufs Gntlhieoenite uno bleibt bel
ieiner uriprinQliben Sehauptuua,
oaB er feline Srau uno iein aino tot
uorgefunoen babe, als er in's 6aus
Tam. Wan bat audi Stefta's Sdma.
ger oerbaftet. @s ideint oa cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. spiiden ben beis
oen Wannern paiiiert 81 Iein uno
mDsllher Weiie t5nnte Die 8luttot
NIT ibr in B%erbinbuns fteben.
l. Sn Srapforo. Mc2ennan Co.,
itarb 5rou Merte Sbroeoer, i'm vi
BON 81 Sabren. Sic Tam opr urs
gefabr 80 Sabren nab 9eras, lebte
anfangs in Walbinaton gouniu uno
iteoelte ipater nab CRAWFORD su ibrem
SDbn iber.
Atn{a.t- nAnx1 AoJ2 GN
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= Semanb, Der einmal 6iiftenueb
Qebabt bat, peis mas es bet6t,
Sbmersen ausbalten gu miiieu.
ct. Satobs Del lit Elm s~oQtommenes
uao o%auernoes Mittel oaaeaen. &c
beiieat SBmeraen.
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gdslihe Souriften salatsasen

nab @%alifornien, ebenio nab 81.
Souls pia 9eras & 8aeific Babn
obne Wehiel. Shreibt an iraenb
einen 4idet : Isenten peeer, bieies
neueu 9ienftes poer an g.. g. Eur
ner, Generals aiiaaiersGg Dali
fas, 9eraS.
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Jtaienz uoer pals : &atarrb mtro
lpfDrt belelti9t unb permanent turirt
our6 y8prU Sprmalim", (Gimer
& Ssnenb). 6. s. g d M ot,
Naent. 6Duiton. 9eras.
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Die Regieruna bat elmer ita'
lieniiGen Berft eiH rieueS Shiff in
Uau gegeben. gs lit elm 9riegss
tranSpertidiff nit 5000 9onnen
fragfdbiateit. Das Shif ioa bis
@noe oieies Sabres fertiQ Iein.
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WeiuMt

Elm oeutides Mdtden. tpelde aIIse
meire 9auSarbeit beiDraen Tam
Ndheres in Der Office oieier Reituna
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BET Der tDmmenoen Bobl Ranoioat fac
oaS Naporsamt lift nnb baB er iim bern
feiultat Der bemofratiidbeu Brimdrtuabs
len untertpirft.
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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
w. J. GUM,
$50 CALIFORNIA ST.

o50 CALIFORNIA ST.
Savings Union Building)
Choice building lots north Of park; well To-
Gated. with streets graded. macadamized and
sew cred: cars passing or within few steps
Houses built these lots will have the sur
in every room, either morning afternoon
these lots all on the east side OF the
street.
21st ave-. e. SIDE near Lake. 90x12o.
21st ave-. E. side, south OF Lake: 50x120.
$2200-11th ave-. E. side. near Clement
6ox120.
s1ooo-eth ave-. q. side, Clement;
25x120.
s225o-7th ave-, e. side. bet. A and b;
5ox120.
slooo-5th ave. E. side. bet. Point Lobo.
ave. and A: 25x120
PACIFIC HEIGHTS LOTS.
Fine marine view, lot 81 feet frontage; east
side of street; bargain: $40 per foot.
Grand building site: 4Gx137:6; E side OF
street: the view is panorama; sos per foot
Vallejo street; lots. 34x137:6; fine view;
$3.50 per foot
w. j. GUM,
$50 CALIFORNIA ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
W. j. GUM,
$50 CALIFORNIA ST.
WHY NOT BUY THE BEsT7

WHY NOT BUY THE BEsT7
The grand block in the Western Addition,
which lies between Golden Gate Park and
the Affiliated Colleges. and bounded by
Frederick and Carl sts. LIST and Willard,
has been placed in our hands for sale. This
is certainly of the best blocks that re-
mains unirnproved 1t Is convenient to all
the Park attractions and right in line with
the growth Of the Panhandle district. The
views overlooking the Park and the hills to
the south are charming. Remember, the
streets are severed and some OF them BIZ
tuminized. Every ,ot Is on the grade and
ready for the builder. ss
Prices range from $500 and upward for
lots 25x137 :6; only one-fifth cash.
You will never have another opportunity to
buy land so advantageously situated at such
low prices. They will sure sell fast get
In on the ground hoor. The Ellis and Ocean
Beach cars pass the property All lines
LYON & HoAG. 1ls Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-29
PHYSICIANS AND suHaEons.

cATARRH, DEAFNESS and NOISES in EARS
positively cured: new methods: one week 8
treatment free. DR.. Cottngharn, 8 Powell st.
WONG WOO, the famous herb doctor-A1l-dis-
eases cured by Chinese herbs. 746-s Clay st.