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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-08-23
PERSONALS.

Mrs. E. S. Brigham and children have
been visiting her sister, Mrs c. E. Sturges'
at East Fairfield.
Mrs. Lutheria Gibson has been visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. Pope. at Cas-
Teton. P. O., and will spend several
weeks with relatives and friends in Ship
ton. Kingsley Falls, and Danville
Miss Amy Shorten has been visiting at
Mrs. P. F. Smiths at Coaticook, P. ..
Mrs. Silas Wiley of Plainfeld is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Gardner Spencer.
George W. Young has been appointed
nv Governor Bell as one of the delegates
TO represent Vermont at the national
conference upon immigration, in New
York city, December and Z, under the
auspices ofthe National Civic Federation
Miss Bertha Russell has returned from
a seven weeks vacation in Massachu'
sets.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Bennett spent a few
DAYS in Wells River last week.
Miss Ruth Smith of Montpelier is
spending her vacation with her mother
Mrs. Isabel Smith. Miss Smith has been
employed in the telephone exchange at
Montpelier but on her return will work
In the telephone Office established in the
National Life building.
Clinton H. Ward OF Moretown, Acad-
envy '91, was in town over Sunday re-
turning home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Heyer have re-
turned from Old Orchard, where they
have been the guests of her parents.
Miss Grace l. Russell spent few days
with relatives in Littleton, last week,
and is now visiting friendsin Burlington
Mrs. A. l. Morrill, visited her sister
Mrs. Charles Brown, at Danville, P. g.
last week. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Isaac Morrill,, who had beer
spending several weeks here.
Robert Mackinnon has gone to Chi
cago on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brickett OF Lowell
Mass, have been the guests OF Mrs. k
B. Flint the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Horner, Mr.. ant
Mrs E. Brickett of Lowell, Mrs. Charlie
S. Robinson of Amesbury, Mass, an
Mrs. R. B. Flint attended the golde
wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Flint
West Danville, Monday.
A. c. Farmer of Burke and his brothe
l. Wesley Farmer of Boston, were tt
guests of Mrs. r. W. Simonds ov
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fletcher
Alder Brook, N. H., were the guests
Charles A. Calderwood over Sunda
MIR. Fletcher is Right Eminent Ora
Commander of the Knights Templar
New Hampshire.
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At Stanley Opera House.

Stanley Opera House will open up
Monday evening with Joshua simpkins
as the attraction. This company has a
fine brass band and a splendid orchestra,
and the play is made up OF fun ana
realism. There are seven comedy parts
in addition to that OF Uncle Josh, which
character is a whole show in itself. Tn ne;
third act introduces realistic saw-mill
scene. in which an actual saw will saw
through real timber. This company
comes well recommended throughout.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-08-23

c. Sherman Calderwood is enjoying
his vacation at Caspian Lake, Green's
boro.
Henry G. Ely has gone to Cleveland on
a business trip.
Albert L. Farwell, now of Boston, has
severed his connection with the excur'
sion agency of H. W. Cumming & Co..
and starts soon from Paris on trip
around the world, going via the Suez
canal, India and Japan. Mr.. Farwell
has lust finished a personally conducted
tour for the Dunning company through
Europe.
LIN. Smythe is in New York this week
purchasing fall and winter goods.
Miss Marion Smythe left Thursday
morning for visit at her grandmother's
in Rumney, N. H.
Miss Claire Daley of San Francisco
who has been spending the summer at
Bethlehem, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Maud Barbiery.
Miss Dorcas Estabrooks entertained
at her home, "Maincrest," number OF
her little friends last week.
Misses Maude and Grace Simpson are
spending the week in Sheffield and Bar
ton.
Murray Sayer of New York city has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Z. W.
Hitchcock.
DR.. Arthur R. Turner OF Norfolk, Conn.
has been the guest of Mrs. A. M. McNei
the past week.
Prof. and Mrs. O. M. W. Sprague leave
for Seattle the middle of next month anc
sail for Tokyo, Japan, on the new Grea'
Northern steamer Dakota the third weel
in September.
Ernest A. Mcfarland spent Sunda.
and Monday with Samuel H. Went
worth of Boston.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler and SOB Bernar
of Newport have been visiting her aun
Mrs. Albert Harris.
E. N. Carter is in Swanton for fe'
days.
Mrs. George Il. Ide left for Newpo
yesterday to spend couple OF weei
with her sister, Mrs. u. M. Camp.
Mrs. Susan E. Draper is visiting irien'
in Highgate Springs and Swanton.
Miss Laura Gleason of Pasadena, Ca
/ who is spending the summer at her o
t home in McIndoes, visited her st. Johr
bury friends few days last week.
r. DR.. Gordon K. Dickinson of Jers
e City, N. j., and his two daughte
n Claire and Ruth, called on their
Johnsbury relatives one day last week.
If Rev. DR.. F. E. Dewhurst of Chicae
IF who is spending the summer at Greer
Y. boro, came over here Sunday with H
ID c. F. Carter.
of Editor Charles T. Walter and W
have gone to Caledonia Springs in
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Merrill are spend

Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. Merrill are spenu'
ing two weeks in Boston and vicinity.
John Schenk and two sisters OF Buffalo,
NY, visited their cousins, Mrs. M. j.
Matthews and B. Frank Harris last
week.
A very dainty and enjoyable affair was
a course dinner served to eight young
ladies by Misses Emma Hallett anu
Mabel Blake as hostesses, on the lawn
at E. J. Hallett's, Monday evening n'
lawn was decorated with japanese
lanterns and the table was prett'i'
decorated with sweet peas and ierns'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-08-23
MARRIAGES.

At St. Johnsbnry. Aug. 1e, by Rey' !, t; a.
Boissonnault, James F. Bedard ana MISS
Pearl c. Hull.
At East Burke, Aug. II .by.Rev; Mr. Newell
Franklin w. Fairbanks of WATERFOWL
Mass, and Miss Katie Lauder.
At Danvile, Aug. 16: by Rev: e. GeoTg sn d.
Cummings, George A. Massey OF ST. JOINS
BURY ur and MISS Emma A. Stevens of Dan
vile.
At Danville, Aug. 1e. by Rev: George n
Cummings. Foster D. Wilson of ST. johns
bury. and Miss Maud 1. Newell OF Danvllle.
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Deaths.

A. Ionenont Colo. Aug. 5, James M.
warner al aged SO years, months and days
At Danville, Aug. 16, Mrs. John c. Frye
aged 60 years
At st. Johnsbury. Aug. II, Mrs, Theodore
Ravanelle, aged So years.
At stannard, Aug. 10, ]. E. Boyce' aged o4
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Declines the Call.

Declines the Call.
A letter was received from President
Edward D. Eaton of Beloit Coliege
Friday declining the call which the North
church extended him on July 10.
This letter will be read at the prayer
meeting this evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-08-23
WEATHER RECORD.

At Bingham's Drug Store. for the weeE
ending Aug. 21.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
QUIGLEY'S BILL DISCUSSED
Statement Of Facts to be Submitted to
Judges Of Superior Court For
Decision.

The facts of the case in the 1000 bin
submitted by Clerk OF the Peace Quig-
ley for the quarter ending March last,
which was not approved by County
Comptroller Chandler. win be presented
to the judges Of the Supreme Court for
a decision on the question whether it
shall be paid.
This was decided upon yesterday at
a conference I'm which the members of
Levy Court, their counsel, Horace G.
Knowles, Clerk OF the Peace Winfield
IS. Quigley and his attorney Herbert
II. Ward. participated.
Drafts of the statement Of facts were
gone over, but none We're agreed upon.
owing to the difference in opinion as to
the use of the term Clerk of the
Peace" and CLERK Of the Levy Court. 30
which will have am important bearing
ON the question.
The attorneys for both parties must
agree upon the statement OF facts be-
fore the question is submitted to Super
ior Court, and 1t was referred to Mr..
Knowles and Mr.. Ward. who will re-
port to the Levy Court next Tuesday
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
ARTHUR IRWIN
NOT ENGAGED
Owners Of Wilmington Club
Deny Story Sent Out
From Harrisburg

Arthur IRWIN has not been engaged to
manage the Wilmington A. A. this sea-
son, notwithstanding the reports sent out
from Harrisburg. The facts in the case
as told W the owners OF the local club
are these: Arthur Irwin. who has signed
a contract 10 manage Kansas city this
season was in Harrisburg on Monday and
while there accidentally run into VIII
mingtons representative and in a con-
versation with him said Il don't want to
go 10 Kansas City this year and / am
open TO do business with you" The local
magnate then told Irwin he might sub
nit a proposition and they parted. While
coming home on the train they again met
and chatted on different subjects When
they parted IN Philadelphia Irwin told
the local man he would come down 70
Wilmington and look the situation over.
Irwin vii be lin town this afternoon This
is what occurred, nothing more and moth
ing less.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
Kniohts Elect Officers.

AT meeting of Washington Lodge
X. Of p, on Monday night, the following
officers were elected: Master of work
II. M. Howe; grand chancellor. Frank
Morrison; vice chancellor. I. Podolsky;
master at arms, w. r. Ellington; prel-
ate, E. A. Parker; inner guard. G. f
Brown: all elected for six months
The following were elected for a year;
Representative to the Riverview Gem.
etery Company. 70. A. Parker repre-.
sentative TO the Knights Of Pythla,
Hall Company, II. A. First; trustee foi
three years, c. II. Lipplncott.
The thirty eighth anniversary OF tn,
lodge viii be observed on January 10
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
AN AWFUL
SKIN DISEASE
Sores Covered Neck and Cheeks =
Itched Day and Night = Moth
ing Did Me Any Good Was
Growing Worse.
CURED BY CUTICURA
AT COST OF $3.50

Miss Nellie Wander wiele, of Lake
side, n. Y, writing under date of
April IS, 1904, says 81 do wish you
would publish this letter in the news
papers, so that others suffering as l
have may see it and be helped. / suf-
fered for many months with an awful
skin disease, sores covering my ears,
neck, and checks. Scabs would form
and they would swell, and itch day
and night. Then they would break
open and blood and matter run out.
had tried many different remedies,
but none of them did me any good.
/ was growing worse when I tried
the Cuticura Remedies. The first
application helped me, and when 1
had used two cakes of Cuticura Soap,
three boxes of Cuticura Ointment, and
three bottles Of Cuticura Resolvent,
was completely cured"
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
going to aght."

lgoing TO fight"
Gran as Referee.
The fight tonight has been adver-
tised as a contest for the heavyweight
championship. Whether the winner
will be acclaimed general as the
champion is a matter of opinion. The
contestants fight for a guarantee purse
of $4,000 with the privilege Of 60 per
cent. OF the gross receipts. the winner
is to receive as per cent, at the loser
25 per cent. Eddie Graney will act as
referee. The sale of seats have been
very large and a big crowd is ex-
pected.
Edie Graney has a thorough UNDER
standing with the men regarding the
rules under which they will fight.
Graney visited the fighters this morn
ing and talked rules to them.
"The contest Is to be under what is
known as clean break rules" said
lGraney. Each man must loosen his
hold and stand back the instant / give
the word"
O'Buen's seconds will be Spider
Kelly "Chappie" Dewolf, While Fitz-
gerald and Swanson, sometimes known
as the Terrible Swede, while Fitz
viii be looked after by Bull" Croft,
Harry Chester and Billy Bates
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
WITH The SHOOTERS.

alden b. Richardson, State champion;
Edward Banks. Jim McKelvey. Luther
squier, and ex-State Champion w. NJ.
Foord are shooting IN Perryman, Nd,
this afternoon.
'Ihe shoot for the State championship
between Banks and Richardson. down to
come on on New Years day In Dover. is
creating considerable interest.
'Fred Gilbert is oontesting with the
gunners Of Phmipsburg, n. j.. this after
noon.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
SIGNS POINT TO
JACK SHARROTT
As Manager Of the Whining
ton Baseball Club Next
Season

Unless al signs fail Jack sharrott win
manage the Wilmington A. A. this sea-
son. sharortt last year took charge OF
wnlSesbarre club that had always
been loser and by good generalship and
management came within one game OF
winning the pennant
He is a capable man in every way, be-
ing wen posted in Tri-state affairs and
an excellent bench general two things
the club has been sadly In need Of
sharott's home is in Worcester Mass.
and he win arrive in this city on Janu-
airy 3 and meet all the club owners when
the seasons plans win be arranged. "wn-
mington owners you have done we'll"
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
ON THE ALLEYS

'rhe Washington hve last night took
three games from the West Philadelphia
Republican Club OF Philadelphia
sPiank is not yet up TO last years form.
'Frank Day Sc beginning to hit them
again.
-"curiey' johnson can get a position
coaching heart players. "Curley never
leads dead ones"
with Boxer and Bonham or the Peirce
hre that team win indeed be weak
frhe Casino bunch win soon have the
services Of the Peirce cracks. This trying
70 strengthen a team is an right but an
other club should not be weakened TO do
#. "suppose Harris and McAIunigal would
join the already strong Chester club"
'The Whist Club won on its own alleys
last night while in Chester the Penn Club
were victorious. The locals lead in the
tournament by $50 pins.
THE Olympia boys say they will stoF
Chester tomorrow night.
'some teams here are very poor losers.
designations must be in order. who's.
nextT'
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
wILMiNeTo AHEAD.
An important Event in the Meat Bus.
mess

Alike in its butchering industry as
in every other line, Wilmington has
kept pace with, and indeed has made
the pace for all cities of its size
throughout the country.
At very heavy cost Wncken. stats
and Co. Incor., have outbid an the
large cities at the Pittsburg Fat Stock
Show. held December to IL. 1905, and
secured for Christmas beef for our
citizens two carloads Of prize-winning
Hereford cattle. and until Thursday are
exhibiting this beef to the general
public especially the ladies who can
probably best appreciate its goodness:
before distributing It TO our retail
butchers and storekeepcrs to be sold
by them as a splendid Sunday Christ
mas eve foundation to the turkey dim
ner that win follow on Christmas day,
Monday.
A call at the cooling rooms. 216-2lS
Tatnall street. will amply repay you in
enlightenment as TO what Prime city
Dressed Beef means and viii conclu-
sively prove its marked superiority
over the Western Trust handled pro-
duct
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
TOOK NO ACTION
ON PROTECTION
National Board Up Against
Owens and Hayden
Hard

Tho Tri-state League meeting held
ia Harrisburg on Monday might was a
lively affair. but 50 far none OF the
papers have stated what caused the ex-
oitement so its up 10 The Evening
journal to tell its readers just what
occurred. President Creamer OF the
Tri-state received a communication
srogn the National Board telling him
mnder what conditions they would
grant them protection. II read In this
strain. The National Board win put
the outlaws in Glass B and allow them
40 retain all players who played or
signed contracts 10 play In 1905, with
The exception OF Owens and Hayden,
whom they say are forever barred from
playing baseball. York and Johnstown
were opposed to losing these men and
AltoOna's representative brought up the
question OF Wigs and Vic Willis, the
latter although not having played In
Altoona signed a contract. Blough OF
Johnstown said he would vote for pro-
lection if the Tri-State would pay
Owens and Hayden a certain amount
Of money during the time they We're
prevented playing ball. The other club
representatives present all wanted pro-
tection. 1t was decided to again COM
mupicate with the National Board and
as soon as reply was received to hold
another meeting which will be before
the first OF the year.
The words signed contracts is the
bitch al present and II the National
Board interpret the words to the out
laws satisfaction they will no doubt
so IN.
Snake Deal was claimed by both Will
mington and Altoona and Rothfuss, an
ortfielder, was offered TO Wilmington
for Hartley.
When the nomination OF officers came
up both CreameI and Heckert were
nominated by the Wilmington repre-
sentative. The election Of officers win
be held on January T. From present in
dications Blough, OF Johnstown. will be
elected secretary, while the president
question is ia doubt.
sebring OF Wiiliamsport tried hard to
get into the meeting but was barred.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
ALL Is READY
FOR BIG FIGHT
Fitzsmmons and O'Bricn Are Both in Good
Condition
BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.

BY Our own Wire Publishers Press
San Francisco. Dec 2O-Bob Fitz-
simmons and philadelphia Jack"
O'Bren win settle the question OF
pugilistic superiority tonight for all
rime when they meet for their 90
mound bout at Woodward's pavilion.
Fitz rules favorite at 10 20 and there
are those who believe that he will be
Ca 10 to shot Until yesterday O'Brien
was strongly touted TO win. and the
betting was In his favor. The fine ap-
peafance that Fitz made on his arrival
here from histraining quarters made a
strong impression on the sports and
there was a hustle to get their money
down on him. The odds quickly shifted
and this morning there was little
O'Bricn money in signt.
MEN IN GOOD CONDITION,
The fighters are in the best possible
rendition and confident Fitz said this
morning:
why. IN knock him out dn less than
eight rounds. ] never felt better in my
life"
o'Brien talked in like vein and
said.
Il am not going TO tell how soon the
fight is going TO end, nor how ! am
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
Officers Of Heptasophs.

Delaware Conclave Heptasophs OF
Seven Wise Men, on Monday evening
met and held its annual election of Of
ficers. The result was as follows:
Chancellor. Frank Wild: archon,
Samuel Hearn; provost, Nelson Craig;
prelate, n. b. Frazer; inspector general,
George Hudson; recording scribe. Will
liam Kerr; treasurer. William A. Van
degrift financial scribe. William ID.
Hudson; treasurer. Frank wild: cap
tain OF degree team. William Kerr The
officers viii be installed on the evening
OF January s.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
Two Struck by Cars.

Two persons were struck by street
cars yesterday afternoon, but fortu-
nately neither was badly hurt. A wo-
man whose name could not be learn
ed walked in front OF a trolley at
Front and French streets and was pick
ed up by the fender.
Clayton Draper. OF No. POI Monroe
street. was struck by a car at Fifth
and Market streets but was not hurt.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
BASEBALL.

''snake Deal says under no considera-
ton will he play ball In Wilmington.
'"donest John Hummen who was vis-
iting friends in this city. left here this
afternoon for Holyoke where he VIII
spend Christmas. John has signed to play
on the Brooklyn team this season and his
many friends wish him last seasons sue
cess.
'rhe big league boys certainly have Il
in for Owens and Hayden. 'rhe way OF
the transgresser is hard.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
TORTURING, DISFIGURING
Humours, EcZemas, Itchings,
and Chafings Cured by
Cuticura

The agonizing itching and burning
of the skin, as in eczema; the fright
full scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss
of hair and crusting of the scalp, as
in SCALED head the facial dishgure-
ment, as in pimples and ringworm;
the awful suffering of infants, and
anxiety of worn-out parents, as in
milk crust, letter, and salt rheum, -
all demand a remedy of almost super
human virtues to successfully cope
with them. That Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills are such stands
proven beyond all doubt by the testi-
mony Of the civilized world.
Cutcufa Soap Ointment, and Pills sold throughout
the world. Potter Drug Chem. Corp Sole Proprcors
Boston. n3- send for How to Cure skin Humours."
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
sELF-DEFFNcF

'Ihe Fitz-o oBrien fight tonight Is oaus-
Ing much interest here and plenty Of
money win change hands on the result.
'''rhe winner viii be known this time
tomorrow.
'"May the best man win. and when he
is declared it's 70 be hoped the cry OF
fake, fake, viii not be heard"
'Jack Farrell. once TIE pride OF this
city Is again at it and doing good work in
New York
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
WITH THE HoRsEmHN

'There viii be another horse show here
hext season.
sThe mare purchased BY Goorge Hutton
recently, looks good to the Judges.
- heavy snow fail would BE- welcomed
by local owners OF fast ones.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
BASKETBALL

AT the Armory on Saturday night the
First Infantry fve viii lineup against
the Ex-High School bunch. An exciting
game Is looked for.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20

Don't forget when buying Xmas
Cigars 70 visit DOlan a Co. 4ol Mar
keI st.aeI
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
ODDS AND ENDS.

'4he youngsters are looking forward to
. heavy snsw fan. They have theis sleds
al ready
Evening journal., 1905-12-20

Dolan & Co. are selling Xmas
Cigars as low as 25c a box.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
REAL EsrArE-crY-FoR SALE.


6. H. UNHsEN CO., 20 M.ntsonery St
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
1880. Iss ronowsss property viii Be otreses at eur
noon, TUESDAY Nay g. 1908:
REFEREE SALE.
NE corner Chenery ana Miguel; lot sox1oo.
ssotwe st vest line. g fee feet south Of
Army; lot z5x116; Gift nap No s: let No. 40.
KINGS COUNTY.
1I31 acres. divided into separate parcels.
TULARE COUNTY
4oc. 81 acres: divided inte sepsrate parcels
FRESNO COUNTY
HARRISON HAIGfFT ESTATE.
rell; dweTlirg Of rooms and bath: lot ..:sx
REFEREE SALE
By order OF Murray E VsndalI we VIII also
subject to confirmation by the Superior Court.
althousd no increased bid can be cnersd in
tion Of title.
Fifteenth .v. South. NV. line, bet L and
ElLaabeth n. ~. line. bet. sarehez and Nos<
ssx1A. 51ai4. frcnt,ns rweasy-third 81
Landers e., ". lire, bet 14th and 15a
Dolores and Church; improved with fats a
No. e.
18th and Missouri sts-. NE. ser; lot 25x1o0.
No. B.
Texas ct. W. line. N of 3sth; let Taxioo.
No. 8.
Wisconsin St. z. nns. s. of 18th; lot esr1oo.
Arkansas ST.. W. line. " of 10th; lot 6ou1eo.
No. g.
10th and Wisconsin sts-. N COR; lot 5oxioo
No. o.
Henry st. S. line. w Of Berlin; lot 4sx1so.
No. 10.
35th ave-. W. line Of C: lot 1oozf2o.
No IL.
Naples st.. W. line. N Of India: lot f5x1o0.
No. L.
11th ave. South, y. line. ost. F and G SITS. |:
T5x10o.
No. Is
Hiq a.. y. line. bet. Church and Sanchez:
lot 56zf14
Boyee St. ". line. y. Point Lobos lot Bx11s.
No 15
Lots 1856. Gift Map No. l.
For cata1osus and further particulars apply
at oar 9ades.
G. H. $tABsEN CO.. 20 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
HELP wANTED-mALE-continued.
vi. z. JACKSON. Manager.

PACIFIC COAST EMPLOYMENT COMPANY.
500 kearny st. Phone RED 1877
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17

". J.. arEE.
$50 cALIFcR1nA ST
tsavnss Union BoifdiHg)-
-, 1Oo-7th ave, s1sr sf9s, e5x1e0, bet. A. and
B sE.; lsts. very cheap.
u, ,1o0-11th avs. edst stN, e5x1z0 near Cle-
nert: lets; hank win lend $500 on
eaab.
81 $5o-sth ave-. bet A and B; z5x12o.
H.z5LB st.. near Sth I've, Bx1ed
Sz,ooo-z1st s-1e., east side. south Of Lake. 5Ox
TO; we'll leeared: lovely nnsrfne view
8fooAz1st ave.. saa sids, near Lake ecx1zo
81, 1o0LPofnt Lebos ave. lots s5x10o; near
rth; sunny side; bargains.
81 A1S0-FiIbert. sunny side; beet.pzrt Of street;
26:rx1so to street in rear; tine location
for nats. street hr1rninized.
$5ooo-Union. Sunny SIDE; hns marine view;
50x137 6.
S,s75-Green AID Piercs: choice eernsr, 25x
100; street btuminiEed. elevated and
sitely; fire narins view: very cheap
Sz,S7ePfepee. z5x1do; hns lot. with pretty
marine view; street bfturninize1.
81, 250-vailsjo NE. cor: 81 :6x16S: choicest
lot en- PaciHc Heights for panoramic
marine view.
e. r5o-va1le5e. "a .sx1ss %: marine view:
Sc, s,eoo-Grand marine view lot; Scotrsst. 40x
1916; 2 beautiful and costly residences
HOW being erected adjoining lots
S1e, 5ee-5 dats sunny side Pine: % :6x13I a; ;
renting fer SI1 Sc. never vacant because
the rents are very low; prosperity in hrst-
class condition.
W. ]. GUEE.
SO CALIFORNIA ST.