The San Francisco call (San Francisco, Calif.) 1895-05 … · John H.Hardy, ason. LILLY— Inthis...

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1895. 13

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses to marry were granted yesterday Mfollows::'

Harry Asher and Maggie Clifford,21—17.^Peter Bassor and Frances Lauretta, 29—19.David F.Sandstedt and TUlie M.Nlska, 37—33.Lajos Steiner and Rebecca Lachs, 27—20.James McKiernan and Matilda Varley, 27-20.Thomas F.Gately and Sarah A.Burns, 21—20.W. C. Fargeman and L.B.Fredrickson, 28—29.Isaack Berber and Jennie Samuels, 24—22.

DIVORCES GRANTED.Maurice Eintracht fromJulia Eintracht: granted

by Judge Hebbard— willfuldesertion.Rebecca Lach3 from Henry Lachs; granted by

Judge Hebbard— -willfuldesertion.Ida May Hampton from Harley Grant Hamp-

ton; granted by Judge Seawell— failure toprovide.

BIRTiiS—MARRIAGES—

DEATUS.Dili1115—

jJIAKhIAwDS—

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BORN.BRENHAM—InHonolulu, April 19,1895, to the. wifeof R.B.Brenham. a son. . \u25a0

FARLEY— this city,April29, 1895, to the wifeof James F.Farley, a son.

GEi/DERT—Inthis city, May2,1895, to the jwifeof Walter L.Geldert.'a son.

HARDY—Inthis city,May 6, 1895, to the wife ofJohn H.Hardy, a son.

LILLY—Inthis city,May 1, 1895, to the wifeofGeorge Lilly,a daughter.

SOUTHARD—Inthis city, May 3, 1895, to the-wife of F.R. Southard, a son.

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biakried:ASHER— CLIFFORD—Inthis city,May 7, 1895,

by Justice of the Peace J. E. Barry, Harry Asherand Maggie Clifford,both of Oakland.

DOWNS— DENNIS—In this city. May 4. 1895,by the Rev. W. M. Reilly, J. H. Downs andCharlotte R.Dennis.

KANE—POWERS— InBerkeley, April 30. 1895,by the Rev. D. C. Crowley, Frank J. Kane ofSan Francisco and May Powers of Vallejo.

LOVETT— M. T. Lovett of New Yorkand Josephine A.Shaw of SAD Francisco.

SULLIVAN—BERGOLD— InOakland, by th&Rev.Mr.McLean, John J. Sullivau and Pauline Ber--gold,both of San Francisco.

DIED.Behrens, Dr.H.C. F. Jenne, HanorahBrod. John H. Levy, Abraham :Cunningham, Peter McQuillan, ArthurDowd, Andrew J. O'Connell, MaryEdwards, Marlon O'Neill, CatherineGallagher, Ellen Olsen. Charles L.Gilfeather. Denuis F. Vaschold. FredGatto, Minna 9 tine. John

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Hink.Henrich M. Sheehan, EllenHiggins, Arthur Walker. CathieJansson, Charlotte Walsh, Mrs. MaryJohnson, Hazel Willis,Mary fc>.

BEHRENS— Ia Golden Gate, Alameda County,May7.1895, Dr.Henry C.F.. beloved husband ofHarriet Frances Behrens, and father of A. G.and W.N.F.Behrens, anative of Hanover, Ger-many,aged 86 years and 11months. ,New Yorkand New Jersey papers pleas? copy.]

BROD-Inthis city, May 7, 1895, at bis residence,4311/2 Grove street, John H.. husband of M.Brod. and father of Amiel H.and Helena Brod,a native ofGermany, aged 65 years.

CUNNINGHAM—Inthis city,May 6, 1895, PeterCunningham, anative of Ireland, aged 46 years.

DOWD—inSacramento, May 6. 1895, Andrew J.,beloved son of Andrew and Catherine Dowd, andnephew of Daniel Neeson, anative of San Fran-cisco, aged 21years 1month and 19 days.

jJSTFriends and acquaintances are respect-. fully Invitedto attend the funeral TO-MORROW(Thursday), at 8:30 o'clock a.m., from the resi-dence of his parents, 726 Twenty-fourth street,thence to St. James Church, where a solemnrequiem mass willbe celebrated for the repose ofhis 6oul, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Inter-ment Holy Cross Cemetery.

EDWARDS— AtHaywards Hotel,Haywards, Ca!.,May 7, 1835, Marion Edwards, dearly belovedhusband of Jeannette M., and father of SidneyB. and the late Adele Knoph, and vice-presidentCharles M. Plum & Co. Upholstery Company, anative of Lawrenceville, 111., aged 41 years 4months and 4 days.

/KtTNotice of funeral hereafter.GILFEATHER—Inthis city.May 7,1895, DenniB

F., beloved brother of James Gilfeather, a nativeof San Francisco, aged 40 years and 15 days.

JjSs~The funeral willtake place THIS DAY\u25a0 (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. if.,from the par-

lors of McAvoy A Gallagher, 20 Fifth street.Interment private.

GALLAGAER—There will be a requiem highmass celebrated for the repose of the soul of thelate Ellen Gallagher at St. Brendan's Church,'corner Harrison and Fremont streets, THIS. DAY (Wednesday), commencing at 9 o'clocka. it. Friends and acquaintances are respectfullyInvited to attend.

GATTO—Inthis city,May 7.1895, IDnaa, beloveddaughter of John and Annie Gatto. and sister ofFrank and Louisa Gatto and Mrs.William Allen,a native of San Francisco, aged 18 years 4monthsand 6 days.

HIGGINS—In this city. May 7, 1895, ArthurHijrgins. drowned at Bakers Beach, anative ofCalifornia, aged 18 years 11months and 17 days,

43"Notice of funeral hereafter.HINK—Inthis city,May 7, 1895, Henrich M-,be-

loved husband of Metta H.Hink, father of Cath-erine, Willie,Hedwigand Henrich M.Hink,andbrother of Martin and Carsten Hink,a native ofBremervoorde, Germany, aged 35 years and 7days.

JANSSON— Inthis city, May 6, 1895, Charlotte,beloved wife of Charles A.Jansson, and motherof Josephine Jansson, a native of Sweden, aged52 years.

j*J3~Friends and acquaintances are respect-fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. ii.,from the familyresidence, southeast corner Filbert and Masonstreets. Interment I.O. O. F. Cemetery.

JOHNSON—In this city, May 7, 1595, Hazel,youngest and beloved daughter of William andLucy Johnson, and sister of Eva and RamonJohnson, anative of Santa Rosa, Cal., aged -1years 2 months and 3 days.

JENNE— InEast Oakland, May 5, 1895. HanorahJenne, aged 56 years 11 months and 5days.

LEVY—Inthis city.May 7, 1895. Abraham Levy,beloved husband ofJennie Levy, son of Mrs.SaraLevy, and brother of Maurice H.and Annie Levyand Mrs. B. S. Morris,anative of Columbia, Cal.,aged 31 years.

jS3~Friends and acquaintances are respect-fully Invited to attend" the funeral THIS DAY(Wednesday), at 2o'clock p. m., fromhis late resi-dence, 1216 Buchanan street. Interment HillsofEternity Cemetery by 3:30 o'clock p.M. trainfrom Third and Townsend streets.

MCQUILLAN—In this city,May 6, 1895, ArthurMcQuillan, a native of Ireland, aged 70years.

OLSEN—Inthis city, May 7, 1895, Charles L.Olsen, aged 50 years.

O'CONNELL—Inthis city. May 6, 1895, Mary,beloved wife of James O'Connell, and mother ofMaurice, Nora, Thomas and Maggie O'Connell,and sister- of Patrick and Thomas Connolly,a native of County Waterford, Ireland, aged 40years 2 months and 23 days.

O~Friends and acquaintances are respect-

fullyinvited to attend the funeral THIS DAY(Wednesday), at 8:30 o'clock a.m.. from the resi-dence, 1030 Shotwell street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifh, thence to St. Peter'sChurch, where ft requiem high mass will becelebrated for the repose of her soul, commenc-ing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment HolyCrossCemetery.

O'NEILL—A month's mind solemn reqniem masswillbe celebrated for the repose of the soul of thelate Catherine O'NeillTO-MORROW (Thursday),at 8 o'clock a. m., at St: Patrick's Church.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in-vited to attend.

PASCHOLD—In West Berkeley, Frad Paschold,a native of San Francisco, aged 18 years and 3months. . . <\u25a0

jfyNotice of funeral hereafter.SKAINE—Inthis city,May 6. 1895. John Skaine.

known as John Conners, beloved husband ofMargaret Skaine, anative of Nevada, aged 33'years.

jKfFriends and acquaintances are respect-fullyInvited to attend the funeral THIS DAY(Wednesday), at 11o'clock a. m., from the under-takingparlors of McGinn Bros., 31Eddy street.Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.

SHEEHAN—InSan Mateo, May 5, 1395, EllenSheehan, anative of Ireland, aged 22 years.

WALKER—Inthis city,May 6, 1895, Cathie, be-loved daughter of Henry C. and Sarah Walker,a native of San Francisco, aged 7years 8 monthsand 16 days.

«-The funeral will take place THIS DAY(Wednesday), at 10 o'clock a. it., from theresidence of the parents, 727 Army street.Interment private.

WILLIS— this city,May 6, 1895, Mary a. wifeof Milton E. Willis, and mother of Fred M.,Harry R. and Frances M. Willis, anative ofChester County, Pa., aged 64 years 7 monthsand 28 days.

X?~Friends and acquaintances are respect-fullyinvited to attend the funeral THIS DAY(Wednesday), at 1 o'clock p. m., from her late

• residence, 2009 Howard street. Interment pri-vate, Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by \u25a0electric carfrom Thirtieth street at 2 o'clock p. ir.

WALSH—Ananniversary requiem high mass willbe celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, West Oak-land, TO-MORROW (Thursday), commencing at9 o'clock a. i£., for the repose of the soul of thelate Mrs. Mary Walsh. Friends and acquaint-ances are respectfully invited to be present..

mUNITED UNDERTAKERS' I

EMBALMINGPARLORS. IEverything Requisite for First-class Foneraitl I

at Reasonable Rates. I*Telephone 3167. 27 and 29 Fifthstreet, g

MCAVOY &GALLAGHER, J,-FUNERAL DIRECTORS &EMBAIMKRS,20 FifthSt., Opp. LincolnSchool! j

Telephone 3080.

LAUREL HILL CEHETERYASSOCIATION.

/CHOICE LOCATIONSINANYPART OF THE\J grounds for sale and lots laidout on the Lawnsystem or Inclosed with low walls, as purchasermay desire. .•\u25a0'-•,: . ,rj

Perpetual care ofplats a specialty.Cemetery permanent.

\u25a0 For the purchase oflots or forany improvement*aDDIvto the superintendent on the grounds, Cen-tral avenue and Bush st., San Francisco, Cal. \u25a0

CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY.INSANMATEOCOUNTY; NON-SECT ABIAN;1laidout on the lawn plan; perpetual care; bean-Uful, permanent' and easy of access; see it beforebnyius a burial place elsewhere. \u25a0 s .;*^sS|g*

City Office. 9 CitT Hall Arena** ,

PIANOS, VIOLINS,ETC.

<2>4 00 A COURTOIS SLIDE TROMBONE;<£)^\J\J. in perfect condition; used carefully 1year: 8-inch bell; heavy tone; price includesheavy leather case and lyre. Address L.A.,box138, Call Office.

BARGAINSINNEW AND 2D-HANDPIANOS;Hazelton, Brown&Simpson, Mozart, etc.:hard-

tlmes prices; Installments. EATON,735 Market st.

"VTEW $8 PICCOLO AND $40 FLUTE AT-^.1 half. J. p., box 31, Call Office.

ANUPRIGHT SACRIFICED FOR 70; STOOL,cover. Room 21, Flood Building.

ffii^flUPRIGHT PIANO.FOR $195; IMME-t&tJUyj diatesale. Room 10, Flood Building.

I^ISHER UPRIGHT;MUST BE SOLD IMME-'diately. 536 McAllister st.

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G. BADGER,WITHKOHLER &CHASEM 26, 28 and 30 O'FarreU St.

OUR NEW RENT-CONTRACT PLAN ISmeeting with great favor: terms of payment

are so easy that everybody can have a piano; besjmakers; largest stock. SHERMAN. CLAY&CO.

STECK, CHICKERING & SONS., VOSE ANDSterling pianos sold on$10 installments. BENJ.

CURTAZ«fc SON, sole agents, 16-20 O'FarreU st.

2 SECOND-HAND UPRIGHTS, WITH OURguarantee ;$125 each. VA15.769 Market.

TTOMEINDUSTRY—HEMME& LONGPIANOJJL CO., 340 Post; pianos sold on installments;send for illustrated catalogue.

ARP BY SEBASTIAN ERARD; DOUBLEaction- and elegantly flushed; is found with

difficultyanywhere; anice selection is at presentexhibited by SHERMAN, CLAY<fe CO.

i"I)ARGAINS—PIANOS FROM$75 UP;ORGANS1> $25. A.L.BANCROFT &CO., 324 Post st.

ABETTER AND EASIER PLAN TO BUY A-A. good piano by renting. Be careful to go toKOHLER &CHASE'S, 28 and 30 O'FarreU st.

ECB ER BROS., STEINWAY,FISCHER ANDXJ other first-class makes of pianos; littleused;cheap for cash or on easy terms. KOHLER &CHASE, 28 and 30 O'Farrellst. .

REAT BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND PI-iVT anos at SHERMAN,CLAY&CO.'S, cor. Kear-ny and Sutler sis.

ASY TERMS; LOW PRICES. KOHLER &CHASE. •

FEW ELEGANT UPRIGHTS, STANDARDmakes, almost new, half original cost; see at

once. F. W.SPENCER &CO., 721 Market st,•

BYRON MAUZY, 303 POST ST.—SOHMER,NewbyiEvans, Briggs and other pianos.

TEINWAY UPRIGHT: SLIGHTLY USED;O grand tone; half-cost. SPENCER, 721 Market.

UPERIOR VIOLINS,ZITHERS, OLD NEWTH.MULLER.maker, repairer. 2Latham place.

pHEAPEST AND BEST INAMERICA—\J WEEKLY CALL,sent to any address In theUnited States or Canada one year for $160, post-age free.

EDUCATIONAL.

G^^oSiv^TE^iTTE^CUE^r^OF^THS^BA^JOwants large room; will give instructions inpayment of rent. L.R., box 121, Call Office.

HYPNOTISM—

LESSONS IN HYPNOTISMand mesmerism; clairvoyants developed by J.

DIAMOND.406 Sutler st., rooms 50 and 51.

SPANISH, FRENCH, GERMAN. MEISTER-schaf: School ofLanguages, 122 O'Farrell st.

QHORTHAND—INDIVIDUALINS T R VC-O tion; Marsh system ;terms reasonable ;experi-enced reporter; references. J. G. A.,box 65, CallOffice. . .CANDIDATE FOR TEACHERS', ANY COL-\J lege or civil service examination prepared.Success guaranteed. Address "Tutor," box 40,Call Office. \u25a0 . . .

VERTICALANDPOINTED HANDWRITINGV taught. C. EISENSCHIMEL,235 Kearny.

T>ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOLOF ACTING—JJ Private theatricals arranged; pupils rehearsedonstage. R.5&12,LO.O.F.block, 7th andMarket.

ALT ACHER, JOSE PH~GREVE~N, IM-> proves and beautified ,even spoiled voices andprocures positions for his pupils.. 82 Ninth st.

M~~RS. MELVILLE-SNYDER, ORATORICAL,Vocal and Dramatic Academy. 519 Van Ness

aye.; vocal classes Monday, 8 1-. m..sl month; dra-matic classes Wednesday, Bp. m., $3 month: alsoprivate °lessons and piano; ladies and gentlemencoached forprofessional or amateur stage (stage forpractice). .S~ TIEHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS

College, 723 Market st.:diploma course $30.REEK, LATIN, MODERN LANGUAGES,

\JT mathematics, etc. students prepared for anyexamination at reasonable rates. R. 333,Phelan bid.

ARR'S INST., 659 MARKT—BOOKKEEPINGJL taught In6 weeks. We pledge ourselves to keepfree for 6months books our graduates fail on.

NGLISH BRANCHES TAUGHT BY MISS-EjDILLON,14 McAllister St., room 46.EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 24 POSTBookkpg, business practice, shorthand, typing,

electrical engineering, telegraphy, modern lan-guages rapidlytaught. Write tor catalogue.T ILLIANBEDDARD, THE ENGLISH AC-JLJ tress, coaches ladies and gentlemen for thedramatic profession ;appearances arranged. Shake-spearean Academy, 406 VanNess aye.

QCHOOL ELECTRICAL, CIVIL.MINING,ME-C? chanlcal engineering, surveying, architecture,assay :cstab. '64. VANPER NAILLEN.723 Mkt.

clairvoyants.

me\"moreau7ble^mm^m,c£airvoy-ant; tips onraces: 25c up. 131 Fourth st.

J DIAMOND, MAGNETIC HEALER AND• mesmerist, cures and develops clairvoyantsby mesmerism. 406 Sutter St., rooms 50 and 51.

EETING TO-NIGHT, 111 LARKIN ST.;I'JL Kate Heussmann and others: free.

PROFESSOR M. C. GEE, THE ACKNOWL-X edged clairvoyant, business test medium,has lo-cated at 1031 Market st., opposite J. J. O'Brien's;readings daily,also sittings forspirit pictures; $1;9 A. M. to 7 p.m. . . •-,;\u25a0,_

MM DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEAL-;iller byeggs and carls (inEnglishorGerman)teUsentire life,past, present, future; consultations onall affairs, nothing excepted; names given; goodadvice: sure help; restores lost love bysympathy;mistake Impossible;fee $1;letter 2. 30 Kearny.

pYPSYLIFE-READER;LADIES25c; GENTSvT50c; near Market. 5Seventh st. :>.-- ;

ME. PORTER, CARD-READER; LADIESIVL50c; gents $1; palmistry and clairvoyant; sit-tings $150. 210 Turk St., near Jones.A UGUSTA LEOLA, FORTUNE TELLER;

-ex magic charms; love tokens; true picture offuture wife and husband; teaches fortune-telling;develops clairvoyance, slate writing,etc.; has theseven holyseals and the Palestine wonder charm;fee $1 and upward. 2326 Mission, nr.Twentieth.T)ROFESSOR LEON, PALMIST,THE GREAT-L renowned clairvoyant and life reader, has ar-rivedInthe city;don't faU to see him; gives luckInbusiness; healingpower; hours 10 a.m. to Bp. if.;also Sunday. 533 Post St., near Taylor.

RS. S. SEAL—SITTINGSDAILY:TEST CIR.Wed, eve., Bp.m.;Thurs., 2. 110 McAUister.

RS. J. J. WHITNEY,CLAIRVOYANT,TESTmedium and life-reader. 218 Stocktoo. :

SPIRITUALISM.

mEST 'CIRCLETO-NIGHT: SPIRiTPICTURES,AbyProfessor Douglas; 25c. 1031 Market st.

RS. :HENDEE ROGERS. GIFTED MEDIUMhealer; cir.. Mon and Fri; sit dally.122 Turk.

~T M. FRANCIS, 118~HAIGHT. INDEPEN-. -CX.dent slate-writingmedium: Sunday excepted.RS. HENDER ROGERS-PS YCHOMETRIST,test and healing medium: cir.Mon.and Fri.

eve.; sittings dally. 122 Turk st.

RS. EGGERT AIKEN,TRANCE MEDIUM:cir. Sun. eve. developing cir. Tues. eve, 715

Post st. y :**--a>

ASTROLOGY."

A STRALSEER^PROF. HOLMES, 523 GEARYJ\- st.;horoscopes, questions, stocks, advice.

STORES to LET.qa2~m7sn?g^6l\il2r^OUt forsaloon; also 2basements rents reduced.

Q-I -: ONLY, WITH FIXTURES FOR MIL-t}D-L*J linery or dressmaker; 3 living-rooms. 744Twenty-third St., cor. Guerrero.

OFFICES TO LET.VRO^rA ;̂^OO^r ?r^i2T^FLOOR7

Mills building.

LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.TUESDAY,May7.

Stmr Coos Bay,Jepson,—

hours from Newportand wayports; pass and mdse, to GoodaU, Perkins&Co.

Importations.MONTEREY—Per Coos Bay—lcs cheese, Ic*

lobsters.San Simeon—l9tubs 49 bxs butter, 11 veal. Isk

abalones, 1sk seaweed, 24 dryhides, 3 bbls tallow.Cayucos— lo7 bxs butter, 7 cs cheese, 6 cs eggs,

16 veal. •\u25a0

• vPacific Coast By stations—l7cs eggs, 4cs honey,

45 bxs butter. 6 bxs fresh fish.ArroyoGrande—4s gunnies 37 sks beans. \u25a0--\u25a0;:Carpenteria— 2 sks dried peaches, 13 ska beans, 3

sks walnuts. I ;Santa Barbara— 29 sks crawfish, 15 bxs oranges,

63 bxs lemons, 1bx drugs, 5 bxs honey.Gaviota s bxs butter, 4 bxs crawfish.Hueneme— 2bxs canned peaches, 2 ca eggs, Ibx

shoes.Ventura— 2 bxs butter, 2cs eggs, 24 sks beans. 10

bxs dried peaches, 1bx dried pears, 1piano, 1bxdried prunes, 53 bxs lemons, 89 bxs oranges, 1cshosiery. ' -

\u25a0 *-. - -San Pedro— 4s bxs oranges. -•

\u25a0• <Newport—2B bxs lemons, 1603 corn, 2 bbls

wine. IConsignees.

Per Coos Bay—O BSmith &Co; Win Cluff &Co:Smith's Cash Store; Wheaton, Breon &Co: Norton,Teller &Co;.Chas Montgomery & Co;'HNTilden.&Co;Marshall, Teggart Co:J HNewbaner ACoKowalsky&Co; Dairymen's Union; Hills Bros; WB Sumner ACo; Erignam, Hoppe A Co; Baker <&Hamilton; Getzßros ACo; Dodge, Sweeney ACo;Standard OilCo; WP Fuller ACo: Ross AHewlett;

'De Bernardi &Co;*CE Whitney &Co; Jonas Er-langer; Wltzel&Baker; HDutard; FBHalght;American Union Fish Co; HHeckman ACo: West-ern Meat Co; Wetmorn Bros; Redington ACo; Ed-wards ACo; ALevy ACo; Ivancovich ACo; FHHammer; Jones ACo; Wleland BrewingCo; JHCain ACo; Imrael A Co;Porter Bros ACo:Dem-ing-Palmer Co; Armsby ACo: Amer BiscuitCo; Buckingham, Hecht &Co;• A SchUUng ACo;McDonough&Runyon; Bavaria Brewer y;Davis,,ilabet 4Co; MJihrman &Co. \u25a0--

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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS—Continued, j

QOjTjESSIE— 7wcT~SobMS FURNISHED*j£r±forhousekeeping; $15. :

OKO MINNA—

2 OR 3 FURNISHED ROOMS00tj for housekeeping; also double room ;$6.

B*)QMISSION—2 FRONT SUNNY HOUSE-t)O keeping rooms, withkitchen: $3 per week.

Ql 7 HOWARD— SUNNY PLEASANT RMS.t/11 suitable forhousekeeping; allconveniences.XT9 EDDY—2 NEAT SUNNY ROOMS; COM-c)X— plete forhousekeeping; reasonable."IA]QJACKSON,NEAR MASON—FURNISH--IUIO ed sunny large housekeeping: $7 to $10.

1A7FIFTH—PLEASANT SUNNY UNFUR-XU t nished rooms to let.

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9QX7 MISSION, COR. TWENTY-FIFTH——

O«J IHousekeeping rooms to let; 2 large sunnyrooms and kitchen, 3closets, bath, porch, etc.; fur-nished; $15. . a~{99 FRANKLIN

—2 NICE SUNNY FUR-

'x—-^ nished rooms for hous'ekeeeping.

C iQ TURK— FRONT ROOMS, HOUSE-*J-iO keeping, $16; single, $6: gas: bath.

/*99 f\V TY-FIRST—TWO NICELY FUR-\)LiJjnished rooms for housekeeping; referencerequired. .O'(,B JESSIE— MIDDLE FLOOR

—THREE

Ut)i'

nice rooms; yard; cellar; $13.

9XQICALIFORNIA—3 ELEGANTLY FUR-Z.OO\. nished rooms forhousekeeping. .-I999 MISSION

—NEATLY FURNISHEDX_—_ sunny housekeeping room; folding bed;

gas; bath; $10.qo_i EDDY—3 FURNISHED OR UNFUR-OOtt nished housekeeping rooms. •

AAO TEHAMA—

TWO HOUSEKEEPINGttttOrooms; wellfurnished everything handy.

199 ELEGANTLY' FURNISHEDX——

rooms to let; also housekeeping rooms.'

01 Q POWELL,NEARCLAY—4 NICEROOMS,UX.O unfurnished, top floor. Apply downstairs.

9QQ GOLDEN GATE AYE.-4 SUNNY FUR^000 nished housekeeping rooms.

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iintTWEN xv - msi» NR. Valencia—llui/2unfurnished rooms and kitchen, $14; 9tO12 A. M.

mlWELSH, OFF FOURTH, BELOW BRY--2 ant—2 or3 nicely furnished housekeeping

rooms; cneap. \u25a0

BRANNAN, ABOVE SIXTH—SUNNYI—.*) kitchen and bedroom: furnished; $7, $8.

OAK—

NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNYOX suites: complete for housekeeping; cheap rent.

IQATWELFTH,NEAR HOWARD —2 FUK-XO"±nished orunfurnished housekeeping rooms.XTQ THIRD, cor. SOUTH PARK-LARGEiJI-O sunny room forhousekeeping.

Q/VT WEBSTER—

4 SUNNY ROOMS ANDV\JIbath, $14: or 3rooms and bath, $10.

1Q7O MARKET—BET. JONES AND CITYIOIUHall aye., unfurnished suite: water, gas.

A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—

THE-;»- WEEKLY CALL.In wrapper, formailing.

ROOMS to LET.

O^TTthTr^^T^ul^u^nlTiTk^^ro^mslt)O"igood accommodation; water included; $5and $6. \u25a0

IQI 4 MARKET—3 SUNNYFRONT UNFUR--lOil:nisbed rooms; $10; private family.

Q-lfl FOUR LARGE SUNNY ROOMS. 255XU. Tehama st.

110 EDDY—NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNYXXOrooms, $4 ud;also for housekeeping.

LEAVENWORTH—NEWLY FURNISH-'•— vl1 ed front sunny room for 1or2; $12.q9/ \ TURK-$6, $7 and $10; furnishedO—U sunny rooms-; gas, bath. -Q]Q BUCHANAN-SUNNY ROOMS FOR 1'/1O or2:• gas, bath.etc.; reasonable.

Q-J C MISSION ST.— FRONT SUNNY SINGLEUlu room; also housekeeping.

Cl QTHIRD,COR. SOUTH PARK—2 UNFUR-O1.& nished rooms; $7.

m~~ SIXTH—CHEAPEST INCITY:NICELYfurnished single and double front sunny rms.

99 MCALLISTER—NEATLY FURNISHED3C_i_(rooms; running water.

1TWENTY-SIXTH,NR.MISSION— SUN--3 ny suite housekeeping; furnished; $9.

1Q /» SEVENTH ST.—NICELY FURNISHEDIOU front single rooms. $4 and $5 amonth.

TENTH, NR. MARKET—LARGE SUN-ny front rooms housekeeping privileges.

79 BRADV, OFF MARKET—3 SUNNY UN-I.— famished rooms; sunny yard; cheap to smallfamily. '

q9q GEARY-ELEGANT ROOMS, FURNISH-O— ed or unfurnished: rent reasonable.79»)I MCALLISTER—NICELY FURNISHEDI

— O'/J room: German family: $10; references.OHOMONTGOMERY—CHOICE FURNISHEDOl'^J rooms; $1 50 a week; ?5 amonth.q9l TURK—FRONT SUITE; BAY-WINDOW;O_<X also single room.QQ FOUR. ROOMS; 2 BLOCKS FROMMIS-«S? O• sion-s:.cars; large yard. , Apply360 Jessie.

F^- STEVENSON—

2'UNFURNISHED

t)Uc) rooms; cheap.-

O\>l THIRD—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS;OiJ2 good accommodations ;water included; $5,96.

C*~\ 1 BUSH—NICELY FURNISHED FRONTOil room; also single front room; bath, gas;private family.

9nn /< TAYLOR—ELEGANTLYFURNISHED_iUv/ttparlor bedroom: bath, gas; rent cheap;private family.

JAg BROADWAY, COR. MONTGOMERY—rtXJO Furnished rooms; sunny; single and house-keeping."I991 MARKET,BETWEEN EIGHTH ANDX—'—'X Ninth

—Large furnished front room,

sunny; light housekeeping.

lOnSEVENTH—

NICELY FURNISHEDIOU front, sunny, single room; $5 per month.O('-T MINNA,COR. EIGHTH-NICE FUR-UUInished bay-windowrooms; $1week.Q9O SUTTER— SUNNYFURXISHED Jj'KONTOi)«j room suitable ior a gentleman.

990 POWELL—LABGE FURNISHED BOOM_._ for gentleman.

m' DOLORES^ neap, twentieth— 3iU«J sunny furnished rooms (cottage); $12.

1QOfi MARKET—HAWTHORNE; 2 SUNNYXt/-jUunfurnished; double furnished; desirable.'

1HOI POWELL ST.—NICELY FURNISHEDXUIJX sunny housekeeping rooms; also single;central location.17 LASKIE,OFF MISSION, BET. EIGHTHXIand Ninth— Wanted, woman for large fur-nished room and do some work Inpart payment.

1A TWELFTH, NEAR MARKET—

SUNNYlvconnecting rooms; furnished; low rent.

7Qft VAN NESS AYE.-SUNNY FRONTIV\)room nicely furnished, $7. .C"1 GEARY—ALL SUNNY ROOMS; WILL«JXO rent very reasonable to neat roomers from*Sup; everything new.

9"l X JONES- LARGE SUNNYROOM; NEWLY_;X«.) furnished, 1or 2 gents or ladies employedoat; $12; single $8. ; \u25a0 .

ERARD HOUSE, 142! SEVENTH—\ynished rooms, single and double, housekeeping.

9Q PAGE— 2LARGEUNFURNISHED ROOMS,x«O suitable for light housekeeping; no childreninhouse. i

7TRAND SOUTHERN. COR. SEVENTH ANDVXMission— Rooms alllight;water,gas and electricbells; elevator runs from 7a.m.to 12 p. 11.:single,50 cents; suites, $1day; $2 50 and $5 week up.rpHEMARSHALL,COR. LAGUNA AND Mo-XAllister—Allsunny suites and single; splendidtable; rates reasonable. MRS. J. B.MARSHALL.

-\7-OSEMITE HOUSE, 1045 MARKET, BET.X Sixth and Seventh— Single and suites; pernight, 35c to $1; week, $1 60 to $5; families.

A BLINGTONHOUSE, 127KEARNY'—PLEAS-1V- ant sunny rooms, en suite and single; first-classinevery respect ;terms reasonable.

THE SHERMAN APARTMENT-HOUSE; 129new sunny rooms; strictly respectable; half

price ofbest hotels with equal accommodations;very central. *28Eighth at., near Market.

BOAKDING AND KOOMS. .X^DY^WILLBRING^UPBABif^ON^BOTTL^JLi Inquire 1305 Greenwich st.

YOUNG LADY WISHES TO BOARD Achild. Apply653 Third,near Townsend.

1A1(\ VIA—LARGE SUNNY FRONTX*xx"alcove suite.wlth board;also single rooms

CHILDREN BOARDED.

Y\rmn!rrLIK^^C^LLDT;6~BOILR^T^UN^?YMplanked yard. 321 Turk.

DENTISTS. '\u25a0

N^^TOOTH^FILLEIT^OR EXTRACTEDpainlessly by my secret method without dan-

gerons cocaine or gas: won8 first prizes; prices rea-sonable: work warranted; all.operations expertlydone: remember Ihave removed from 6 to 20O'Farrell st. DR. GEORGE W. LEBK.

R,J. J.LEEK, 1FIFTH—OPEN EVENINGS,and Sunday until noon. : .;

T CHALFANTS'S,BMASON,COR. MARKET,"J\. sets of teeth are made to please or no charge;onbridges, crowns and gold plates .prices reduced;small gold fillingsonly$2;painless extraction.

/^ROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION,759 MAR-\J ket, bet. 3d and 4tn, gas specialists; only reli-able agent for paimess extraction; artificial teethrm$6;fallingsfrom$1;extracting 50c, withgas $1.

R. REA,9 SIXTHST.:ALLDENTALWORKat lowest prices ana warranted ;open evenings

&I7A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED A3\u26663 Igood as can be made: filling 1. DR. SIMMS,dentist, 930 Market St., nextBaldwin Theater.

A LLWORK REASONABLE ANDWARRANT-"Acd. DR. J. W.KEY,1122 Market st.

R. H. G. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETHwithout plates a specialty. 1841 Polk st.

B. XiUSIiUlt HILL,.1443 MARKET STnear Eleventh; no charge for extracting when

plates are made; old plates made over likenew;teeth from$8 per set; extracting 50c; gas given.

riOLTONDENTAL ASSOCIATION. 806 MAR-\J ketst. \u25a0\u25a0 DR. CHARLES W. DECKER."

FINANCIAL.T OW RATES; CITY, COUNTRY: COLLAT-\u25a0Li eral securities XBAVKftSE, 313 Moctg'y. \u25a0

ICOUNTRY REAL ESTATE— Continued.

AN EQUAL SHOW FOR ALL; STRAIGHT,__fair and square deal; an investment offered

that ishonest: ownyour own home and be inde-.pendent try Itand you will find that we adviseyou right;we willsell you 40 acres of alluvial soilin the Warren Green rancho, Glenn County, Cal.,for$280: $3 per acre down, balance in 60 monthly

Ipayments, without interest, and willthrow in townlot 100x150: land suitable for all kinds of fruit,berries or grain; needs no irrigation: climate un-surpassed anywhere inCaliffornia: 168 miles northof San Francisco and only 20 miles from countyseat of county, and 6 miles from nearest railroadtown; fare, round trip,$9. For investments andinformation address or call on the H. M.BENSONCO., 902 Broadway, Oakland.

MARIN COUNTY— SOOO ACRES 26 MILESfrom San Francisco.

RANCHO DE NOVATO.Tracts of any size desired; fruit, grain and vege-

table land; no irrigation: both rail and watertransportation; $40 to $75 per acre: easy terms,town of No vato; graded school, hotels and storeson the property ;send for circular.

Dairy for sale with or without cows. \u25a0-..'\u25a0\u25a0.SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 64

and 65. Chronicle building. \u25a0

TJEDDINGTON TRACT—

RUSSIAN RIVERIVValley; 14 to 40 acres; $25 per acre and up-ward;easy terms; send for map. J. T.PETERS,Millsbuilding. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . - . -}TIOR LOVELY COUNTRY PLACE NEAR. beautiful Ukiah. onriver; 80 acres, partlybot-tom; 2000 young trout placed in river; oak grove;wood willpay lor place: $25 per acre; part cash.Box 9, Oakland Call Office. \u25a0 .

-ACRE RANCH,MOSTBEAUTIFULHOME,~O for sale cheap; good house and barn andworkshop; 3 acres in vines, 1acre orchard; 1goodcow, 60 chickens, 20 ducks; 2 miles from Marti-nez, Contra Costa County; cash, $2500; no agents.Address A.R., box 18, Call.

c>9ftftft CHICKEN.RANCH, 4 ACRES,'UUU. black loam, new 1-storry hard fin-

ished house and basement, small barn, large chick-en house and brooder, fine flower garden, 15 min-utes walk from Postotlice; $1000 cash, balance 7percent. G. C. YOUNG, Petaluma. -©If'PER ACRE-IMPROVED BIGVALLEY(J)iO ranch; timber; running water: well lo-cated: must be sold; United States patent. W. L.FOSTER, KelseyvlUe, Cal.

1'ACRE LITTLE HOMES ON EIGHT YEARS'

D credit. D. H.TWING,Sonoma City, Cal.

M GRIFFIN, COTTONWOOD, cal., sends. free circulars and prices of cheap land.

IF YOU WANT A RANCH FOR GRAZINGpurposes oran orchard alreaay Improved, where

onlysmall cash outlay is required, balance payablein 6or7years, apply 326 Montgomery st., H.F.

Or ftftft NEAR HAWYARDS, 8 ACRES,*£UUUU. choice fruit,house of 10 rooms andbath, all modem conveniences; piano, furniture,vehicles, cattle, poultry and implements. Apply toPROWSE & BRADFORD, Haywards.

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9ftft PER ACRE, 20 ACRES FINEFRUIT*^!jL.\J\J land 34 mile from town, whole or sub-divisions, easy terms. PROWSE _ BRADFORD,Haywards.

HOUSES TO LET.

H^rTßß?A^^H^U^E^OF^7^O^sirAsfDOO\J bath; nice yard; basement.

IAQ FULTON—6 ROOMS; BATH; BLOCKIUO fromnew City Hall.

Q9ft HOUSE, 6 BOOMS. BATH; MODERN£p_.U. improvements. 1804 Lexington aye., nr.Stevenson.

m EIGHTH—

SUNNY UNFURNISHED.LI"i rooms, single oren suite; references.Too ROSE AYE.—HOUSE OF 3ROOMS. ap--1-.0 ply121 Page st.pHEAP HOUSE 5 ROOMS, LARGE YARD,\J stable for 20 horses. 1006 Sansome St., nearVallejost.

TEVENSON, BET. TWENTIETH ANDTwenty-first—Neat 2-story bouse ofBrooms and

bath;ingood order: rents2o. Applyto C.S. CAPP&CO., 413 Montgomery St., House Brokers andReal Estate Agents.

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TQ7~E—

HOUSE OF 11 ROOMS AND\u25a0_O Ibath reduced to $45; cheap.

<T*l ft 3ROOMS; YARD;CELLAR. 37JDOREOJ-U. St., offHarrison, bet. Ninthand Tenth.

9£ PAGE-HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS A_ND BATH;—U rent reduced,

<2_QX SUNNY HOUSE; 9 ROOMS ANDtJpO-J. bath; SE. cor. McAllister and Polk.

H~ OUSE 7 ROOMS, WITHLOT AND STABLE;JLL cor. Potrero aye. and Army st.;rent $15. G.H.UMBSEN &CO.

HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES, , HOUSES,To rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent.

BALDWIN_ HAMMOND.10 Montgomery st.

FURNISHED HOUSES.

I~pURNISHED HOUSE TO "LET? FOR 31 months: rent $150; reduced to 565 to desirableparty; situated in Western- Addition, Bay View;IIrooms, allsunny; new house. Address F. H.,box 52, Call Office.

I"'OUR large SUNNY rooms, FURNISHED,-F or willsell furniture of 7-room house for $150.725 O'Fftrrell st.

cottages to let.

Pot^a^e^n^hlk^iis^i6^^6u^r"la^ge\J rooms; large yard. Apply41» Stevenson st. or25 Florida St., corner Twenty-fifth."IOf)FILLMORE— OF 5 ROOMS1

—V and bath;basement ana stable. \u25a0\u25a0=\u25a0\u25a0 -? y

A SUNNY ROOMS AND CELLAR; $15. 417tt First st.:Rincon Hillmarine view,

UNNY COTTAGE, TWO ROOMS; LARGEO stable; rent $10. 919 Capp st.

pOTTAGE, 4 ROOMS ANDBATH;RENT $13.\J 130 Bernard St., nearfLeavenworth, betweenPacific and Broadway.

QIC BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE— ROOMS;010. bath; basement. 33 Thirteenth St., nearHoward.

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"Ql 1 COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS, YARD. RIN--0 -•- • con aye. and Second St., near Brannan.

S" rjNNYCOTTAGES, 4AND 5 ROOMS, BATH.0 basement, yard; cheap. Dolores and Fifteenth."YTEAT COTTAGE: 5 KOOMS: BATH; CEL-x> lar: yard; $15. 1127 Twentieth st.

""_I_. BAY-WINDW COTTAGE; 4 ROOMStjpX.tr. and basement; 212% Perry st.

Cottage; 4 rooms: 206 Perry st.: water free.Applyto G.N.UMBSEN

_CO.

FLAT* TO LET.

vfE^V^R^O^f^LATsi BAT_Ti SUNNY;INmodern facing park panhandle: 1620 Fellst.,bet. Lott st. and Masonic aye. EASTON, ELD-RIDGE& CO., 638 Market st. .190.7 1BUSH-FLAT 4ROOMS (1ALCOVE),.1 _.UIa bath: hot and cold water; gas and waterfree; rent $22 60. Apply1209aBush st.

C99 SIXTH ST.-FLAT 4 ROOMS, HALL,»)._._. foldingdoors, mantel, large yard, rear en-trance; rent reasonable.

NEST FLATINTHE MISSION: ELEGANTX1and sunny; 6 rooms: bath; 829 Guerrero, nearTwenty-first: low rent; electric-cars. Key at E.G.DENNISTON'S or ARNOLD BROS.', cor. Va-lencia and Twenty-first st3.

14ftFULTON—

EXCELLENT FINE NEWA._U upper flat;7 rooms; bath. .ICIQl MISSION, NEAR ELEVENTH-5XOXO3 beautiful papered sunny rooms; bath;anndry.

A h'l HYDE ST.—FLAT OP 3 SUNNY-103 rooms. Apply418.

-T? LEGANTNEW FLATS; SEVENTH, BELOWXLfBryant; 5and 6 rooms: bath; $10 to $17.CjT A LOWER FLAT; 4 ROOMS. 108%

xtc. Park aye., off Bryant St., near 6th.

©11 4 ROOMS; BATH;FINE VIEW.ijlll.1063 1 Broadway, near Joues.

fl>"|O FLAT OF 4 ROOMS. 563 MINNAST.

LEGANT SUNNY FLAT, 7 ROOMS,beautifully papered and frescoed. 713 Grove.

miQ NEW MODERN BAY-WINDOWFLAT;lOi5 rms.;bath; gas; tubs. 911 Eolsom,nr.sth.

ELEGANT SUNNY FLAT;4 ROOMS, BATH;modern; only$20. 746 Twenty-third St., near

Guerrero. : ' '

Ift9lHAIGHT, ABOVE BRODERICK—

XU__<lnice sunny 6-room flat; fine view nr.park.

SUNNY CORNER ROOMS; BATH: $15.NE. cor.Polg and Jackson sts.

SUNNY FLAT;3ROOMS; YARD;BATH;$10.623 Second St., opposite park.

MEW SUNNY FLATOF 4ROOMS: LARGE1\ yard. 52 Norfolk,bet. 11th &12th, offHarrison.

SUNNY FURNISHED S ROOMS: BATH;modern improvements. Apply410 Haight st.

TTPPER FLAT 6 ROOMS, BATH; NEWLY«J renovated; rent reduced. 327 Haight st.

"VTICEBAYWINDOWFLAT,4 ROOMS, DOWN- !1-1 town: modern improvements; $20; waterfree. 1308 Powell. > .A LLSELECTED (NEW) COTTAGES, FLATS,

11. houses, with stable, $6 to $100. SPECK'S, 30Montgomery. -

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LATTTIIREE ROOMS; STABLE; $12. 650Natoma st. \u25a0

NEW UPPER FLAT;6ROOMS; $17. 8 WAL-Xi terst., near Ridley and Sanchez.

<2»99 ;rft CORNER BAY-WINDOW FLAT,6V_._,.»)U. extra-large rooms and bath: all sun-ny front rooms, jKeydownstairs, NW. cor.Seven-teenth and Capp sts. • - '

\u25a0 .TVfODERNFLAT,6ROOMS ANDBATH;RENTIVLcheap. .331aOak st. < \u25a0

LEGANT, SUNNY FLAT; 6 ROOMS AND-bath. 145 Grove St., nr Van Ness aye.

LATS, FLATS, FLATS,;FLATS, FLATS,To rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent.

BALDWIN<fcHAMMOND.10 Montgomery st.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

QftQ TURK- ST.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHEDOUt7 sunny rooms; privilege of housekeeping.

UNNY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPINGrooms. Apply16. 17 and 20 South Park. ,

tot' FURNISHED ROOM, HOUSEKEEPING;,t£O. single, $4; yard. 734 Folsom. .Q99 THIRD-SUNNY FRONT, FURNISHEDO— housekeeping: room, $9; single, $1, $125.9Q HARRIET—LARGE ROOM AND KITCH-£U en, furnished for housekeeping.

7701 HARRISON. nr. FOURTH—FINELYii~-i furnished sunny room; bath; closet; $1

a week. • \u25a0•• -. • .:•••• \u25a0

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C^TJf^E^AX^ ESTATE.

IN ALAMEDA—TO EXCHANGE FOR SANX Francisco property, modern 2-story house: 9rooms and bath; handsomely furnished ;lot 60x150; gas, city and well water: carriage-house;street macadamized; half block to electric-cars; 5minutes norn broad-gauge station; 6 minutes tonarrow gauge; cost $9300. Apply CHAS. C.BEMIS. 324 Montgomery St., S. F.

I)EDUCED TO $3400: OWNER ANXIOUS TOX\> sell; corner 30x84, and neat cottage, on 24thSt.. near Valencia. THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,\u25a0i Montgomery st.

ROPERTY-OWNERS, BUILDERS, archi--L tects— Guaranteed surveys of city lots for$7 50up by S. HARRISON SMITH,530 California, r.9.©r ftft COTTAGE OF 2 ROOMS INBERKE-

UUU. ley, lot 40x135,$50 down,$10 monthly;houses and lots all over town. CHAR.A.BAILEY,46 Market st. or Berkeley station, Berkeley.T7IORSALE—S6SOO: MODERN8-ROOMHOUSE;-T unfin. basemt: lot 25x110. Apply 2714 Pine.

HOUSES FOR SALE ON SMALLMONTHLYpayments: loans made on San .Francisco real

estate. LOUISBLANK,214 Pine St., Kns. 58 &59.TITANTED— VACANT FLATS;HOUSES" or stores: at once. SPECK'S, 30 Montgomery.T\rANTED-LOTS $750) FOR LUCRATIVE"

business; knowledge unnecessary lady orgentleman: genuine offer. Room 30, NevadaHouse, Oakland.T\ ANTED—FOR CASH,CHEAP LOTSNORTH'*

and south of the park. S. P., box180, CallOffice. -

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

9 COTTAGES IN A"jTO.II COND?—J tlon; electric cars pass property; 100x240;

mortgage $4500; will sell for $14,000 or exchangeforclear property or lots in San Francisco or Oak-la-gT E.E.BUNCE,1008 Broadway, Oakland.

ELEGANT HOME AT A BARGAIN; STORYand a half cottage containing 9 rooms and

bath; natural wood finish; fine elevation: magni-ficent view: large lot; owner going East: termseasy or would exchange one-half for country land.Apply to MATHER A ARNEST,457 Ninth St.,Oakland.

ARGAIN-HOUSE, 4" ROOMS; MODERN;lot 50x125; street macadamized: sidewalks;

citywater; good well onplace: price $1000 cash.Apply to WHITE BROS., 1128 Twenty-thirdaye., East Oakland.

BARGAINS. BARGAINS.Choice building lots: all street work done; no

further cost to purchasers: a few lots remainingunsold; American Investment Union Tract No. 1.A.H.BREED ACO., 460 Ninth St.. Oakland.

MUST~~BE DISPOSED OF THIS WEEK;-i-'i- beautiful home in East Oakland:modern 2-Btoryhouse on northwest corner on Tenth aye.:lot, 100x150: barn, chicken-yard, etc.; abovegrade and commands a fine view; fruit trees:snrubbery; large commodious grounds; 1blockto electric-cars: price, $5500: mortgage. $4000:street work, stonewalks complete; first come firstserved. J. S. MEYERS, 1002 Broadway, Oakland.

17 RANCHES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGEJL

•from $1600 up to $50,000; 9cottages for sale,

some on monthly installments, oneasy terms. E.E.BUNCE, 1003 Broadway, Oakland.

SNAP, $3250, CHICKENRANCH,3% ACRES;2 acres in bearing fruit: bouse of 5 rooms;

bath; good barn: 12 chicken-houses; 1200 thor-oughbred fowls; horse, wagon, tools; spring waterpiped to house and yards. Fruitvale Land Com-pany, Fruitvale station.

HOMES FROM $400 UP; SEE OUR LOTSfrom $75 to $100 each. SNETSINGER <feCARROLL, Fruitvale station.

OOK! $150—LOTS INFRUITVALE ONLY$1 cash and $1 a week ;buy a home and save

your small earnings; the new railroad will doublevalues in Oakland. H. B. PINN_Y, 902 Broad-way. Oakland.

}?OR RENT—WINDOW AND DESK ROOM:on Broadway; central location. 1010 Broad-

way, Oakland.T)USINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTYJL> sold oneasy terms; small payment down or ex-changed. E.E. BUNCE. 1008 Broadway, Oakland.

Q7Xft CASH WILL BUY A NICE 6-ROOMIuU cottage, worth $2000. leaving a mort-

gage of $1000. Address WM. P. TODD, 1008Broadway, pakland.

OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

"T7URNITURE AND CARPETS AT YOUR OWNJ price. H.SCHELLHAAS. 408 Eleventh st.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

T^E^iß^isr"cT>TT^nr_ RooMsiXJbath and good stable: location very sunny;willsell at bargain. Address Owner, box 1303, Al-ameda, Cal.VTEW COTTAGE: 6ROOMS; STREET WORK,-> sidewalk; $500 cash, $30 per month. J. H.YOUNG, 1243 Park st.

TF YOU WANT1 A GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL ANDSTYLISH

HOMECALL ONTHE OLDBUILDINGFIRMOF

A.R. PENKE, WEB-TEH STREET._1 \tU\ NEW MODERN FIVE-ROOM COT-O -*-'"U.tage, easy terms; $5500, on ParkSt., lot 95x117, improved, rents $40 per month:to exchange forcity property, a fine home on Cen-tralaye. E.D. UDD,1424 Park St., Alameda.

Q7 Qftft SNAP; NEW MODERN COTTAGE;-L'J\J\j. street work, sewer, cement walkscomplete: $150 cash; balance $20 monthly. •

Alameda bargains, for cash and installments:houses to let Inall parts of Alameda. H.P MOR-EAL_ CO., 1432 Park st. .~\ LAMEDAPROPERTY— RENT, SELLA or exchange bargains. Call on WILL BURN-HAM<fc CO., 1356 Park st., Alameda, and BURN-HAM <fc MARSH CO.. 423 Montgomery St.. S. F.

ALA3IEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

Q ROOM HOUSE; BENTS2S; CENTRAL AVE^0 Webster station. Apply1230 Market st- city.

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

he'greate^t~bargain EVER~OFFER"-Xed! A lovely8-room house with every conveni-ence; beautiful grounds: 75x135 feet; sewered;close to station; only $3000: $500 cash; balance$30 per month. W. C. MORAN, Lorln station,Berkeley.

F. BARGAIN;MUST BE SOLD; 7-X room house; new; 2lots. JOSEPH J.MASON,Dwight-way station.

COLNTKV REAL ESTATE.

BEAUTIFUL HOME IN SANTA ROSA; 11JD rooms: all modern; handsomely ornamentedlot:electric arc lightin front; 100x600 feet deep;orchard, garden and alfalfa; photograph at thisoffice;$6000.

Oftft ACRES EXTRA FINE SOIL NEARjuXJVJ Healdsburg; 20 acres full bearing prunes,plums and peaches, 18 acres •healthy grapes, 10acres hay, balance oak timber; livingcreek; 2hard-finished houses, 8 and 4 looms; spring waterpiped throughout: fruit-dryer, etc.; last year's in-come $2400;an exceptional bargain at $8000.

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ACRES: SOLID FRUIT AND BERRIES;i«J 2 miles from depot; 50 miles north: finest

land in the State; finelyImproved; $7500, or whenfruitIs gathered $4500.

CC ACRES— ATSTATION,60 MILESNORTH,OO the late country residence of a deceased gen-tleman; 71/3 acres assorted full bearing fruit: 25acres healthy vines; modern residence 9 rooms;farm buildings to match: cost $9000 before fruitor vines were planted;is now offered at the nomi-nal price of $5500, half cash. };?_ ;\u25a0?.-;,

A Oft ACRES ALAMEDA COUNTY, 2 MILES_OU fromdepot: 120 acres heavy grain, besides60 horses and cattle pasturing at $1 50 monthlyeach ;only$6000; cheap at $10,000,

—TTIRUITVALE—3S ACRES ON HIGH ST.;JC 10 minutes from electric cars :a beautiful site orforsubdivision, overlooking Golden Gate, the bayand surroundings; only $550 per acre.

Oft ACRES: PEACH ORCHARD; ADJOINS_-vJ depot: 10 miles fromLos Angeles: last year'scrop 75 tons; willexchange forselect Western Ad-dition or park lots. BOVEE,TOY <fc CO., 19 Mont-gomery st. !

Q'FARRELL &CO.' '

DAVIDBUSH, COUNTRY DEPARTMENT.11 MONTGOMERY ST.

Ifyou wish to purchase country lands we wouldlike to show you some bargains in Improved in-•rome producing orchard, vineyard, grain and stockfarms (many of them bank foreclosures) that wehave in Alameda, Contra Costa, Napa, Sonoma,Solano. San Mateo and Santa Clara counties, andin the^iddleand northern counties, and Inthe SanJoaquin Valley. We would also call the attentionof Olivers to the fact that our Mr. Bush, having anImproved orchard and vineyard and a 40-years'experience and knowledge of the value of land fororchard and vineyard purposes, can intelligentlydirect buyers to the best lands and bargains in theState, and now is the time to buy. For particularsInquire of David Bush, country department ofO'FAKRELL _CO., 11Montgomery st.1C—ESTABLISHED 15 YEARS— IS.

N.D.SICKELS,THE

LAND AGENT.The onlyagency in America making sale and ex-change of country property a strict specialty regu-larlypublishinga

DAILYDESCRIPTIVE LANDJOURNAL.Accurate descriptions of hundreds of places forsale and propositions to exchange ranches for townand city property: also for any class of business ormines. Greatly facilitating and free of charge tobuyers and sellers. •

318 Post st., bet. Stockton and Powell, S. F.

moEXCHANGE FOR STOCK OR GENERALX farm

—31-acre fruit farm; prunes, pears,

peaches; 2400 trees, nearly all inbearing: 35 milesfrom city;no lncumbrance. J. T.PETERS, Millsbuilding.

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HOMESTEAD LOCATED;$250 CASH;NEARrailroad; good fruit, vegetable, grazing land;

water, timber; employment furnished • for sobersingle. man; none other apply. 509 Kearny, room 3.

ASNAP— 2 ACRES, NICELYLOCATED ATFruitvale jprice $1500; terms,. V3cash, bal-

ance to suit. ApplyWHITE BROS., 1128 Twenty-thirdSt., East Oakland. . .TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY

house 6 rooms,* 7 lots 1acre land, horse, buggy,cow, stable, fruit trees, vines, chicken, etc. Ad-dress 1003 Mission, cor.Sixth, room 1, from 1to 5.CJC.AN, ACRE, 360 ACRES: BY SCHOOL;<|pD easy terms. M.CiBlFJf _N,Cottouwood, Cal.

CITY REAL ESTATE.QTARRELL _~C(_~~~~~ >"~ ~~w 11 MONTGOMERY STREET.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.COLLECT RENTS. RENT HOUSES.

EFFECT INSURANCE.

$70 000 A VERY"CHOICE PIECE OFV'

•X .vv/vf.downtown business property, onthe corner of two of the best streets in the city:the lot is exceptionally large and the improve-

n-ents nominal; itpays, however, about 6per cent,J?i"' t

)ne above asking price Is simply the valuation

?m ?e land tne Improvements not consideredims is worthy of a thorough investigation, as itwuiDear out the above statement in every detaiL

\u25a0^^9^o, TLAKE RESIDENCE OF 8V*-*—t»u. rooms and bath on Pacific Heightscommanding an exceptional marine view: largelot, 50x68:9; this is positively one of the cheapestresidences in the Western Addition.

Q^fcfi Cl(\(\ CHOICE PIECE of GEARY-ST.%p«JU.UVJU. investment property; gross in-come $3648 per annum; improvements, stores andflats.QJ7Qftft 2 MODERNBAY-WINDOWFLATSO *O\J\J. on the N.line of Oak st. of 5 and 6rooms and bath each. _Qftftftft A BUSINESS CORNER ON BU-

UUUU. chanati st., in the northern part of thecity:large lot, 80x75. partially improved render-ingan income of$540 perannnm.

Qfi^ftft MODERN BAY-WINDOW RESI-cOUuu. dence of 8 rooms and bath; onN.lineofOak St.: lot 25x137:6: this isremarkably cheap,

and to lookat itmeans to buyit.

BUILDING SITES COMMANDING UNOB-Jt) struct ed marine views: we have very manychoice offerings in the select residence sectionknown as Presidio Heights, which we will bepleased to submit to you upon application.

<_ OAA ONLY TWOLEFT OF THE ENTIRE.i\l\J.block that we subdivided on 12th aye.,

near Hstreet, overlooking Golden Gate Park: thisisonly two blocks from the present terminus of theelectric-car line, and is withiu 28 minutes' ride ofthe Baldwin Hotel; lots are 25x120: there havebeen very many handsome cottages built on thisblock: therefore, the neighborhood is assured; re-member we have only two lefu_ 1Xft BUILDINGLOTSON THE MISSIONt^TiJU. road, at the end of the electric-car line;these lots are being sold at a remarkably low fig-ure, as it has been demonstrated by the numberthat we have sold in a short space of time, andvery many have built and are buildingtheir homes

iupon t_e_:bear inmind that the block is only 28|minutes' ride from the City Hall (the center of the!city), ana they are 25x150, and terms can be ar-Iranged to suit the purchaser; you willfiud our rep-] resentative upon the block every Sunday.

O'FARRELL _ CO., Real Estate Agents,11Montgomery st.

<1900 3IAKE AN OFFER. NOE ST.—'-U. west side, near 23d.

$1000—90x160: 6 lots, 30x80 each; north sideITrumbull St.; through to Canal St., near Congdon;ICollege Homestead Association, off Mission st.,inear St. Mary's College.

§450—75x120; W. side 26th aye., bet. Q and R1 sts.: block 105"J, outside lands.

$450 each— 2sxloo each; S. side 18th St., neariStaoyan; Clarendon Heights, block 6, subdivi-Ision 1.

$300—30x100; Wayland st.; bet. San Brunoi road and Girard st.; University Homestead Asso-

ciation.I $500— 355x100: choice corner lot; fine spring ofj water ever flowing: Abbey Homestead Associa-tion. San Mateo County.

$175 each— ll6xloo each: choice corner lots;Abbey Homestead Association.

| CHARLES C.FISHER, 507 California st.

IQOOftft PAYS 12 PER CENT PER AN-O

—UUU. num net upon the investment; house

|12 rooms; 4 tenants: lot 25x85 feet; off Bryant St.,i bet. 9th and 10th: rents $396 per an,num; mort-;gage $500, 7 per cent ;interest, water and Insur--1 ance $73 per annum: total net income $323 periannum. CHAS. C. FISHER, 507 California st.

i Ql?\f\C\ 29x88 FEET: COR. OLD SANJOSE<~vXO\J\J. road and Kingston aye., south from

I30th st. I$500— Cost $1350; entire fractional block No.!45. Abbey Homestead Association, San Mateo

County.$100— 25x100; lot 4, block 34, City Land

t Association.-

CHAS. C. FISHER, 507 California st.

"TUNE COTTAGE; 5 ROOMS AND BATH;JJ planked basement :only$'iOO cash; easy install-

\ ments. Twentieth st. and Potrero aye.

Ci^^ftft"

ASACRIFICE TO EFFECT QUICKr*!<JO\J\J. sale: almost new flats, 6 and 7rooms

\u25a0 and bath: all modern conveniences; Pine St.. neat:Baker; street accepted by city; lot 25x137:6.I, J. W.COLEMAN,131 Montgomery st.

A J. RICH _ CO.,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

j HOUSES RENTED, RENTS COLLECTED.

Entire charge taken of property.

112 MONTGOMERY STREET,Under Occidental Hotel.

Telephone call,Main 5798.

RICK BUILDING FOR BUSINESS PBOP-crtv on Market st.;rent $7200 a year.

Corner Pacific aye. and Baker St., 55x137:6 ft.;price. $11,000.

E.side star. van st,, bet. Carl and Frederick sts. ;25x100: price' $2600.

50x127 :8 ft. onJackson st., overlooking the Pre-sidio and bay; $6700.

Two modern houses, of 8 rooms each, at Park,25x137:6 ft.: electric road passes houses: pricereduced from $6500 to $6000: make offer.

2-story brick house of 9 rooms, with stable, inSouth Park: lot 45x125 ft.: price $7500.

S.W. cor. Jones and Jefferson sts.; 137:6x137:6.Cottage house, 1367 Dolores St.; 5 rooms and

bath, basement; oneach side of Dolores st.; 25x95feet.

Apply to C. C.BEMIS, Real Estate and LandAgent, 324 Montgomery street.

A BARGAIN.

CHOICE

VANNESS AVENUE

PROPERTY.

. MUST BE.SOLD TO CLOSE THE__ESTATE OF

JONATHAN DRAKE STEVENSON.

In the Superior Court of the City and County ofSan Francisco, State of California.

In the matter of the estate of JONATHANDRAKE STEVENSON, deceased.Notice is hereby given that inpursuance of an

order of the Superior Court of the City and Countyof San Francisco.State ofCalifornia. made indepart- |mem 10 thereof, on the- 25th day of April,A.D.1895, in the matter of the estate of JONATHANDRAKE STEVENSON, deceased, the under-\u25a0ijned, executors of the last will and testament of\u25a0aid deceased, willsell at private sale to the high-est bidder tor cash, in gold coin of the United.States, subject to confirmation by said SuperiorCourt, on orafter WEDNESDAY, the 15th day ofMay, 1895, all the right. tit]<\ Interest and estateof the said JONATHAN.DRAKE STEVENSONat the time of his death, and all the right, titleand Interest that said estate has, by operation oflaw or otherwise, acquired other than or in addi-tion to that of said deceased at the time of hisdeath, Inand to all that certain lot, piece or parcelof land, with the improvements thereon, situate,lying and being in the City and County of SanFrancisco, State of California, and bounded anddescribed as follows, to wit:.

Commencing at a point on the westerly line ofVan Ness avenue, distant thereon sixty-six andthree-twelfths feet northerly from the

'north-

westerly corner of VanNess and Pacific avenues;running thence northerly along said westerly lineof VanNess avenue sixty-six and three-twelfthsfeet; thence at right angles westerly one hundredand twenty- four and nine-twelfths feet: thence atrightangles southerly sixty-six and three-twelfthsfeet: thence at risht angles easterly one hundredand twenty-four and nine-twelfths feet to said west-erly lineof Van Ness avenue and point of com-mencement; being a portion of Western AdditionBlock No. 93.

Teems and- Conditions of Sale.— Cash, ingold coin of the United States. Deed at expense ofpurchaser.

Bids or offers may be made at any time afterthe first publication of this notice, and before themaking of the sale.

Allbids or offers must be in writing and left atthe office of Charles L.Patton. Attorney-at-Law,No. 319 Pine street, in said city and county, or de-livered to the undersigned personally.

Dated April27,A.D.1895.EDWARD PEABODY andALFRED S. BARNEY,

Executors of the last willand testament of Jona-than Drake Stevenson, deceased.

Chaeles L.Patton. Attorney for Executors.

/CHEAPEST LOTS IS THE RICHMOND\J District.-, $300. Lots on grade and fronting on

$325. Point Lobos aye., Clement St.,$350. 34th and 35th ayes. >

$400. Two lines of cars willpass\u25a0 $450. 1 the property.

$500. Lots ready for building,$750. Sizes 25x100 and 25x120. _Only$25 cash, balance $10 per month. Call for

diagrams, etc. WILLE.FISHER <S CO.,14 Post street.

CMIQ' • FORCED SALE OF GILT-EDGEDO^tl-ID.business property; new 2-story build-ing,consisting of store with 3 livingrooms at-

tached and nobby bay-window flatof 5rooms andbath, containing every modern improvement; arooms can be finished in attic: located on 24th St.,

138 feet E.of Castro, which is the business point ofthat section: terms $825 cash, balance monthly.Apply to TOBIN«fc McNAIXY.630 Market st.

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_>ACASTRO—RARECHANCE;ELEGANT1O»JU house, 7 rooms, bath, Mlmodern improve-

ments, for sale or rent, cheap. Apply to owner,1619aPost st.

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CITY REAL ESTATE./S _ru3_BS_N^dTco^REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS

AND AUCTIONEERS,14 Montgomery St., San Francisco.

Call and obtain one ofour "Real Estate Records,"which contains a list of properties tor sale in allparts Of the city. \u25a0.

IMPROVED PROPERTY.QITC.A 24TH ST., ON LINEOFELECTRIC»_ "iI«JU. road; 2nice bay-window flats of 5 and

\u25a0i rooms and bath each; brick foundation, etc.;lotJ5x114; sunny side of street.

»sil A 9^\ft ELEGANT RESIDENCE ONi-\J.Z.OXJ. Page st.: 9rooms and bath each;

bay-windows, brick foundations, etc.;lot 30x137:6.

V'ftftA MOS3-ST. INVESTMENT:3FLATSgUUuU.of 6.4 and rooms and bath each;rents $42 50; street accepted; lot 25x75.

CJQOXA RENTS $81 PER MONTH; TWO\u25a0 • —

<JU. 3-story and basement bay-windowhouses of 10 rooms and bath each; lot 35x70*street accepted: Minna st.

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©OH AAA GOODMISSION VESTMENT-.».—"•"vvionline of electric road; 12 flatsand 2 lots. 75x100 and 25x100; two frontages •bay-windows, brick foundations, etc.

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<"»<%O ? ICE .-frOBY BAY-WINDOW•JuCOu. house of 8 rooms and bath; brickfoundations, stone walks, etc.;sunny side of PageSt.; lot 25x137:6. 3

Q9^f|o CHEAP AND SPLENDID IN-«E?_.c»V/l/. vestment; nr. Howard and 7th, 2houses; rents $23 per month.

<1ft 000 RENTS $112 50 PER MONTH:5ClU.uuu. houses. 1 of 9 rooms and bath and4of 6 rooms and bath each; brick foundations,etc.; substantial and in good condition; Fellst.;nice location.

-<1Q AAA FINEINVESTMENT;COR. NR.O-L»J.VfV»v/. the park; several new flats, rentingfor $116 50; lot 31:3x100.

QT X ftftft PACIFICHEIGHTS: ELEGANT,\J\J\J ,mansion of 12 rooms and bath:breakfast-room, laundry, etc.:grand unobstructedmarine and panoramic view; lot 26:6x12. 1

/i.(2_?»£ ftftft BUSINESS CORNER ON ONE> '"'.vUu. of the principal streets north ofand only two blocks from Market street; old im-provements and lot oOx»'_':«j: must ba sold.

<2QQftft HYDE-STREET INVESTMENT;2»JOOuU, substantial flats of 5 and 4 rooms andbath each; rents $30; street accepted.

C>Oftftft CLAYANDPLFASANT STS.; IN->.MJUU. vestment of ;gooddats; rents $82;lot 23x120; 2 frontages.

©rrrAA NICE 2-STOBY BAY-WINDOW%^ IOUU. residence of 9 rooms and bath; brickfoundations and all modern conveniences; largelot. •

C'-O^A CLAYST., SUNNY LINE;FINE.^ I—.OU. L'-s:orr bay-window residence of 9rooms and bath; stone walks,etc.: lot 27:2x102.

_•! C ftflft NO REASONABLE OFFER RE-•** LO.UUU. fused; nice location for manufac- jtory: improvements, engine, boiler and machin-ery and lot 71x192: withina stone's throw of Mar- !ked St.: corner on - prominent streets; will trade {forOakland property Inpart payment. ._»-Aftft LARKINST.;2-STORY BAY-WIN-I>.lIIIMI.now residence of 7 rooms and bath;brick foundations, etc.; lot 22:8x99.

UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.$1050 each— Pickup; 2 lots, each 26x114; Eliza-

beth st.?2550— Corner onGreen st.: 63:9_66; will sub- \

divide.• "*

1050 each— Sanchez St.; 2,each 25x100; readyto buiM on.

Richmond: 23d aye.:50x120..?4500-Pacific Heights: Pacific aver: 30x127:6:

grand marine views and views of'the Presidio and

MarinCounty.G.H.UMBSEN <£ CO., 14 Montgomery st.

"DOVEE, TOY <fc CO.4

REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

19 MONTGOMERY STREET.Q-| ~AA COTTAGE OF B ROOMS AND•_ iuUU,bath in Western Addition, near La-guna st.; only 2 blocks from Union-st. cars.BOVEE,TOY**CO., 19 Montgomery st.

C_«o-AA RENTS $24 A MONTH; 2 FLATSO''-\u25a0O\)\J. in Mission: mortgage about to beforeclosed; bargain. BOVEE, TOY & CO., 19Montgomery su\u0084.)->AA COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS AND

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t)UU. bath: Treat aye., near 24th-st. cars;easy terms. BOVEE,TOY _CO., 19 Montgomery.

Ci^Tftft POST ST., NEAR ERODERICK; 2O«-HUU. flats: large lot, 41:3x137:6: streetbituminous. BOVEE, TOY _ CO., 19 Montgomery-

©lQftft COTTAGEOF 4 BOOMS; LOT 36lO-LOUU.120; only half block from Geary-st.cars: easy terms. BOVEE, TOY _ CO., 19 Mont-gomery st.

Oil7 AAft CHOICE MCALLISTER-

ST.- t&XI.UUU. business property; 2 stores; 4 flatsabove; large lot, 44:1i2 xloo. BOVEE, TOY dcCO., 19 Montgomery st.

C_9/*ftft 17TH ST-, M(.CLARA AYE.;LOTjC—OUU. 25x87: rents $28; 2 flats: must be \u25a0

sold. BOVEE. TOY&CO., 19 Montgomery st.

_-,'{\f\ DEVISADERO ST., NR. HAVES:<><UUU. lot25x108:3; 2 flats, 5 and 6 roomseach. BOVEE, TOY _CO., 19 Montgomery st.

>. (yUiA WEBSTER ST., NR. GEARY; 2fj:VtJ\J\J. new flats: rents $852 a year; always !rented. BOVEE, TOY <_ CO., 19 Montgomery st. 1

V%'~XA SILVER ST., NEAR THIRD; LOT

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V• > i*J\J. 26:6.\75: 2-story house of 8 room"?

and bath: rents $26 50 per month. BOVEE, TOY_ CO., 19 Montgomery st. i_ ll* ftftft POWELL ST. FLATS, NR. SUT- '\u25a0OlU.Vul'.ter: always rented :rents $13S0 a jyear; lot 32:6x67. BOVEE, TOY <fc CO.,19 Mont- :gomer;.' st.

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QtA7^\t\ INVESTMENT PAYS 549 PER !•_ _ • •-"'. month: front and rear houses: near iHoward and -Seventh sts. BOVEE,TOY _ CO., !19 Montgomery si. 1

Q OftAA POST ST. RESIDENCE, NEAR LA- jVCl/UU. guna; house of 7 rooms, bath, etc. !BOVEE, TOY _ CO., 19 Montgomery st.

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Qlft AAflMAKE AN OFFER; OWNER IO-LU.UUU. anxious to sell; Haightst., nearWebster: 2 flats: larze basement: suitable for 1flat; rents $55. BOVEE,TOY _ CO., 19 Mont- ;gomery st. . .<TIftftft HYDE ST., NEAR GEARY; 3 |C- Ii.UUU. flats of 6, 6, 7 rooms and bath !each: rents $110. BOVEE,TOY&CO., 19 Mont-gomery st,

QQAftft BARGAIN; CORNER WITHIN 2OOUUU. blocks ofMarket st. ;cost, 3years aco,

2,000: store end flats. BOVEE, TOY _ CO.,19 .Momgomery st.

QQ7 AAft PAYS OVER 8PER CENTNET;•»UUU. Geary-st. business property near

LHTkln; lar^e lot, 47:6x137:6: store and flats:rents ',648 a year. BOVEE, TOY & CO., 19 IMontgomery st. |QQOXA OAK ST7, NEAR MARKET: \—•)\J. rents $72 per month: front and rear jflats; lot 27:6x95. BOVEE, TOY

_ CO., 19 ;

Montgomery st. ':' ;

DO YOU WANTA GRAND MARINEVIEW.

ELEGANT RESIDENCE?NE. corner Washington st. and Central aye.: lot

63:5x127:8; modern bouse, 10 rooms, and stable:cost owner over $25,000; cheap at $20,000, willtake less; make offer; see Itto-day.

EASTON,ELDRIDGE _ CO.,638 Market st.

UST BE SOLD.'i

REDUCED TO$9000.ELEGANTASHBUB.Y-HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.

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Nine rooms, bath, attic and basement; grand |view and delightful neighborhood ;large lot, 50x106:3: house must \u25a0be seen to be appreciated;chance tor finehome at about half value; call forparticulars. EasTON, ELDRLDGE _ CO.j

638 Market st._____________j

ERE IT IS.ONLY $50 CASH,

Balance $5 per month, for fine loton Diamond St., ;near22d; ready to build upon; size 25x125; did 1you ever see anything so cheap?

EASTON,ELDBIDGE _ CO.,638 Market st.

WESTERN ADDITION~~

»' MODERN RESIDENCE.$7000—9 rooms, bath and all conceniences; Clay

St., near Scott: lot 25x127:8; choice location and a >bargain. EASTON, ELDRIDGE&CO.,

638 Market st.

LOOK AT THIS ~~,IF YOY WANT A HOME.

$2650 FOR MISSION RESIDENCE.On line ofcable, nr. 21st; 7 rooms and bath;

house in good condition and nearly new; a bigbar- !gain fora homeseeker; half cash and balance easy. j

EASTON, KLDRIDGE_ CO.,

\u25a0 633 Market st.DF>AT)THIS!

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J-V $6000! ONLY $6000!CORNER LOT, 50x110.One block from Park and panhandle: just theplace to buildelegant home; see itfor yourself; it

is the BW.cor. Page and Shrader.EASTON, ELDRIDGE &CO.,'

638 Market st.TUST THE PLAOK \u25a0

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RON

1IO^X AND FLATS

->ine corner on Polk st., 25x100; reduced from

$4100; owner must sell this week.EASTON, ELDRIDGE &CO.,

\u25a0 ;-.:;7^.Vtf 638 Market st.ALF PRIOe!

~X-L SURE SPECULATION. .-

SIX LOTS— SISO EACH. ". -.Twenty-eighth aye., 2blocks south of the park:cheapest lots in the district; size of each _5x120;.buyone or two and double your money. ;...EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., 638~Market st.

LOVELY HOME. :~

NEAR HOLLY PARK.$3CO CASH—BALANCE EAST.

.New cottage; 5 rooms and bath; onlyone blockfrom Mission electric .road;lot25x100 feet: car-penters jnstabout finishing; not too late to make afew changes to suit buyer: call at ofilce.

EASTON, ELDRIDGE _ CO., 638 Market St.

WE YE GOT 'EM. !~

BARGAINS:BARGAINS !. J. BARGAINS!

Call at office and register your wants; . we have alarge list of desirable properties in all parts of thecityfor sale at bargain prices.

EASTON, ELDRIDGE &.CO., 638 Market st.