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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
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The drariefIy meeting 1T Mis-
place ss- we'll attended. Rev.
Bs4lrv nof hong present "n tie
account OF MS daughters d.;lh
Bro. Cox Of LoEfs- filed his place
Doctor svcinanraud.wife at.spd-
Cd church at this place Sunday,
Thomas Branhatn who has been
attending school st Iouis,. will Re-
turn to his home at Clifford, Ky
Monday.
Miss Lille Thorpson.of Bussey-
VILE, called on friends at tIiis place
sunday.
Farmers 81. very busily engaged
preparing for ;h+it scmnsrs labor
Jemi.on Vaughn, frou Falls
burg, called on his best girl y
Louisa Saturday Sh.nnon and
Waideck .ilI sosn complete thei'
lob Of rafting al Shs-uou ; Brsnch
and returned to tbsir homes
Henry Lease hiss returned tr'n
Tnelvenoio with his teams and hd-
gone to farming
Flu spent Friday and Sat
u.aay with home folks
Mr.. Lee Jared ard VIII Burg.s
and several more young folks aer.
i ou the creek Sunday
I Mir. George ana Lafs Garter WsT
ealing on Mary sod Nanoie sun
day. Come sgaIn boys.
! Miss Arizons sturgill, Of Wilour
Ky. attended the quarterly meet
lug a, this ulaee saturday and Sun
lay.
Miss Julia aad josie Copley. o
Louisa, Bill! and Ida Brsnham y.er.
the gussts,of Mary and Mamie
shannon, LAST week.
Sir, Nay Jones -Ieat suntal
.wi,h home trIss
We aye informed that Rev. ToI
5.oert viii preach at Ainaeil. s=coEe
sunday in April.
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500 Reward 500.

+ The rsaIsrsGf this paper will be pleas
. ,olearn tiiartEere IS At least one dread
- lfstlse that science has been 1ble 70
..iIS5 lin I'll it, stages and that Is CIiarrh,
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tie 1t.ly PositiEe
..ure now kUbwnto tie nelicsl tE-itef-
7ity. Cais.rH bei.'g : constitutional d.
ease. requires : constitutional treat1ier'
llaIi's Catarrt ture i taken internally
E,rtJy Gi-lIoyins lie icurdgtion Of she
.li-csse. ard given tie patient Strength
Nv battling " 81, 90 .tiii t5,u e , -
-istiHg:uarnre la,tceins il work" TIE
propriatgr. have % much iaitn in i-s
glrzrisc f6wer<. 'ii.r they olies ore
ii ara,ei EoIlal- iDr ary ease thai =
.Ei!s TO cure send iJr III q Tesiim
2..i.i. AdIFess. J CHENEY 4
Cn4 T5l d, Q
~Spli byDruEgist- 75c-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

Cough leads to cousmpunN
semp's Ral'am s,op' ilic cough asonee
Lvnc's MSeielne Moves dc bowels
Each Day, In order % 10 healthy lhs
Z neees'a'y,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

sAs FRANCISCO, March 2S-The Chi
nese vice consul brands Is fabrication
tAe recent reports that the Chinese SIX
ssnpanies have issued circulars advi[
i.T Cinnamon in the United States 10
pssist the provisions OF tie Chinese
r-gistration law BY force
THERE are no native kangaroos ex
espt on the continent Of Australia
That country contains about clever
nanliors of them Over a million skin.
year are shipped 70 she United States
fsr use in bootmaking. Each skin viii
make about four pairs Of ortinagy-size6
saoek
A CHICAGO plumbing company has
placed in and about the Worlds fair
tnildings about s 0a0 layatories an6
water-elosets, for tae use OF which
Eve and ten cents viii be charged 1t
i said to be great snap. and that TIL,
company granted the privilege Wi
realize at least s. QGO,010.
A HIAwATHA tKan, man owned 1:
colt for which he had no inimediat,
us. and he turned it-over to a farmer
10 keep for him Until he might hav,
need of il. lie settled the other day
with the farmer ty giving him the col
and so besides FOR is "kcepH
Az ash tree was cu, down on The
farm Of Andrew shaiYcr near lir.siol.
Pa. whiehto two isen Ia, I q tiay ID
saw through. 4.c tree mcasuroc
twenty-sevrn 10, Ia ci,cumsercrce
Mr. ShaHer sec,erea twelve coris %.
w9od FROM tlte tree ana TWO wager
loads % ehips, several o,il ln,iiau az.
row heads were found inibedded in tht
tree.
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thrts day isa yert .sitst;ihie in
.tl.iei 70 eur 3 b..a ea.t determination;
liyil .oau d. .io6eif TIE iaoi.er trcsitasnt
viii br sscir4J fcc follow
Ing from Jauss I.sG5,ri. of New BrnHs-
wick, Hls. II vas badly afflicted N-tli.
Fl.eamatism III the hips and leg. NI,en J
bought: lborns Il ChamtcIil.n's Pain
Balm IL cured ne in three days.
ans al right to dag and would INSIST on
e ery ore who j. afl'ict.il win that Terri.
BE disease i0=u=e CBamberI9ini-- Pain.
BALM aii,E e; well AZ one - cent boirIe
tor ssIc by an DrGggi-ts.
The s:r5nsset recommendation thar,
any aaticle can have = the endorsement
Of the mother OF lie town, when the
inothe9- recommend II yrn m.y know
. thai tia, article hr- more thin ordinary
merit. Here g what tie CsntcFviiie.
i=on.h Dakots. CITIZEN says e,iitOrially Of
~ article so'd in ;heir sswH: From
personal experience we can say th-i
. -hamberIsia's Cough Remedy has
! afokcn EIl4! coiIs for our children
4 NE are -cstr9inrsI WWh m.ny mothers
ia Ceu;ervIlIe THo would no; be Withosl
tT, ia the h1'i=e for 5 good many times IL
/ ,5St. auI are Tecomu1cn,iin. it every dsy.
+, "a a-nt bottle i5r sale By al Druggists
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

TEE nebos 81 the whales Tho German
kaiser slaughtered 10 O. north sea last
pummer are 10 bc TURNED into ilrni
turo Tor tho Norwegian l4ar h0nse al
Potsdaul
1ns bronze cent? 81 the year 1874
have become 50 scArce that coin dtaicri
pay premium on them rhey aro the
sally enc, o. tho cents issued since ths
war that have anything mofo than theli
fnoo value
WArrHR u nogEns who sntceristh the
into Mr. Cappa hs hhndmesier % NE
seventh New lurk regiment. isn native
~ nflnhL lad, nnd only trenly.tlFAi
gaaIs ~ age no hnr hrrh 4 msailtf
n no band about clSh, yoan
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.
Election OF Members and Appointment
of New Officers.

Election OF Members and appointment
of New Oficers.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals was held on Thursday evening.
Secretary Hunter reported that during
the month ninety cases had been investi-
gated by the society, resulting in fifteen
prosecutions and e,even convictions, while
two cases are still in court. Four dis
aDled animals were removed in the socety's
ambulance, ten disabled horses were killed,
and forty-one taken from work.
Eleven new members were elected viz.
Mrs. Isaac L. Requa, Mrs. J. L. Spring,
Miss Amy Requa, Miss Ernstein Murray,
Miss Lizzie Bolton. Messrs. Robert c. Boil
ton, John McManus, Albert ID. Hitler, G. S.
Howard, Henry w. Cadmaa and William
6. Oliver.
Mrs. Emily Newell, DR.. E. c. Webb, P
u. Schessenger, Joseph Morozio, Leon
FGrtier, Frank J. Kleutrh and John Hg-
gins were appointed officers of the society,
after which the meeting adjourned.
Secretary Hunter, who has been connected
with the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children from the day of its
organization, severed his connection with it
on the 18th inst, i'll order to devote himself
entirely to the business of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Complimentary resolutions recognizing his
able and energetic work were passed 10 him
ON his retirement
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ALONG THE RAIL.
The Road to Santa Barbara an ASS

The Road to Santa barbara an Assured
Fact.
The Executive Committee OF che San Jose
Railway Convention, which has been in this
city for the past week, holding conferences
with Z. 7. huntington and Senator STAN
ford relative to the construction OF railroad
between Santa Margarita and EIwood. a
distance Of 127 miles, returned to Southern
California yesterday. They carried back to the
citizens whom they represent an assurance
In the form of a contract signed by MeSSrs.
Huntington, Stanford and Croker to COM
mence the construction of the long desired
extension at once, or as soon as right of way
can be obtained, which matter, however, is
practically settled.
OF the forty-six miles in San Luis Obispo
County twenty-five have already been
secured, and the committee has on hand
something like S3i,0O with which to secure
the remaining right. The entire right of
way in Santa Barbara County has been OBJ
tanned, and one of the committee said yes
terday that he and his associates were will
ing to guarantee the right of way for the
whole distance, and would turn over the
same whenever called upon to do so by the
company.
The agreement was signed at Fourth and
townsend streets late on Thursday even
81 dliu 1T OICr IL ltItSEdIil dUuUuHCtu lL6
fact to the people of the two counties in
terested IN the project. The news oceasiOned
great rejoicing, especially in Santa Barbara,
where the inhabitants celebrated the event
with bonfireS and the firing OF cannon. Eight
years have elapsed since the first move was
made to have this gap closed.
Although the agreement states that work
Will be commenced within sixty DAYS from
the time the right of way is made over to
the company, that matter Is in such shape
as to be virtually an accomplished fact, and
the railroad company will not wait for the
formal delivery of deeds. Chief Engineer
Hood wishes TO begin work on the 4000-foot
tunnel three miles beyond Santa Margarita
at once, and he Will have force of men on
the ground within few weeks. lie states
that it VIII take fifteen months to bore this
tunnel, and that in seventeen rails will be
laid into San Luis ObispO. The conStruc-
ton work on the other side of San Luis
Obispo is comparatively easy, the highest
grade being fifty-two feet to the mile. Work
will be pushed from both ends, and the rails
joined inside of two years.
The last Sunday excursion train of the
season for Monterey and Santa Cruz will
leave Townseni-street depot at 80 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Traffic Manager Richard Gray will leave
to-day for Ogden with Superintendent Fill
more.
Vice President j. c. Stubs of the
Southern Pacific is due here from Texas on
Thursday.
Assistant General Superintendent Pratt
arrived from Southern California yesterday.
w. NJ. Rank, general manager of the
Laundry Farm road, is in Utah.
A Phillips excursion of four cars viii
leave to-day for the East over the Union
Pacific,
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Drowning sorrow in Drink.

Mrs. Lizzie Kesendahl was before Judge
Rix yesterday, charged with cruelty to her
children. Secretary Holbrook of the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren represented that she is an habitual drunk
ard and not proper person to care for a
child. The woman said she had once happy
home in Oakland with her mother, Mrs.
HeintZ but fell in love with a saoon-keeper
at 1924 Market street and married him. He
squandered all her money and deserted her,
alter which she vainly tried to forget her
sorrows in drink. She promised the Judge
to reform, aud, to carry out her endeavor,
was given thirty days to find a home and
give up liquor. The child has been taken in
charge by Mr.. Holbrook'S society.
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Gnrernment Tan-Rark.

The case of the United States VS.. Charles
a. McFaul and Thomas +. Mcdonald to re-
cover possession of ninety cords of tan
bark was decided yesterday in the United
States District Court by the jury rendering
verdict in favor of the Government. The
defendants are by the verdict required to re-
produce the bark if possible or pay for it at
the rate of $40 per cord. On motion the
Judgment was SUSPENDED for thirty DAYS.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


0o7nn COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH:
% iUU. lot 50xiSo; convenient to station on
narrow gauge; terms easy. Apply to JOSEPH A.
LEONARD, corner Park ST. and General ave, Ala
media. ocl4 II
L'OR SALEM ALAMEDA, ON LAFAYETTE
L St, bet. Encinal and San Antonio aves. lots
and Lafayette st. the two lots adjoining, each
50x145; get off at Chestnut Station, narrow gauge.
gomery street. oc7 TuThsasu I'm
u.Ooun $500 CASH, BALANCE $25 PER
NLooO. month; lot 40xl5o; cottage; rooms
SSOOO-Lot 4OxI so: cottage of rooms and bath:
fine garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
s325O-Lot 37:6xl2O: new 2-story house of I
rooms and bath; fine marine view; s5Oo cash; bal
s4oooIIot 50xi5o: cottage of rooms and bath.
with stable; NV. corner; $500 cash, balance $40
s45OO-Lot 81 :6xl4o; new 2-story house; rooms
and bath; $1,000 cash, balance $40 per month. 49l
rooms and bath, on Central ave-; $1,000 cash. bal
ancc $50 per month. No. sos
S5OoO-Lot 8exl49: cottage of rooms and bath
with store. barn and orchard: Sw. corner. All
$6SIp-Lot ll5x?O0; cottage OF 8 and
bSse wnd ana tank easy terms mo- Hss
fine garden, lawns, etc.; best neighborhood; bar
bargains in building lots in all parts of Alameda.
also house to let and money to loan, by II. p;
MoREAL & co, 142s Park ST., Alameda, and 400
Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. ocl9 II
0IO0D CoTTAGE4 ROOMS; STREET SEW
ID IZUU. cred; $500 cash; balance easy terms
si609-.d-room house, with Windmill ana puinpi
lot 5Ox l40; 500 cash; very
$4,000 Elegant new 2-StOry house OF rooms;
terms.
l2.U0U-Three houses; renting for 800 per
month; send for particulars
Several desirable places to exchange for country
property. JUDD. HANLEY Co, 1915 lark stl u
INsTALLMENT HOMES $1,000; 5000 CASH.
i $40 per month: pretty cottage; rooms; modern
improvements; station; new.
Ss2OO-S25O cash. SlS per month: new cottage;
a rooms: modern Improvements: near station.
S2350-SiO0 cash. SIG per month; new cottage; 4
rooms: modern i'm proyements: near station
S3l5O-$375 cash. $50 per month"; new house; 5
rooms corner; fne bargain.
S4lOU-$l50O cash. S35 per month; fine house;
San jose ave.; rooms.
s430O-S500 cash. $35 per month: splendid new
2-story house lcorner); rooms: few houses to
let.
MARCUSE n LESSER-San Francisco. 62S Mar
ket ST., opp. Palace Hotel; Alameda, Bay-street Sta
ton tDroad gauge). Open Sundays. builders and
contractors Estimates furnished.
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MEDICAL.

~ ERMAN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NURSE
VI OF 20 years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and massage
treatment. for rheumatism, eysudaton, sprains,
paralysis especially, neuralgia aud chronic
ladies' trouble: the best remedies free. Il. X.
SCHAEfFER, 246 Third ST., near Howard. ocl9 7ts
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DoLK AND PINE SITS, NE. COR; RENTS Sl0S
2Ox62 IS. and S-story building; store below and
floors above; in tue center OF Polk-st. business;
S2S.OpO
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ID TENTS $500 AND SS25 A MONTH, UNDER
II lease guaranteed price $4,000; Taylor ST., w.
side, bet. Suffer and POST 81 :6Xl31;6, and hne j.
story and basement clearinghouse OF As
rooms; rented TO one tenant
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WASHINGTON ST, ABOVE SANSoME; RENTS
w $3.50; price $3l 900: 30xl22 IS. back to Mer-
chant St double front, back and frame buildings;
VERY steady income.
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MARKET ST.; 66 FEET FRONT; NEAR ONE
M OF the best street centers in the city also fronts
an
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25

NEW 2-STORY HOUSE. Il LARG Z ROOMS, BATH,
IN pantry ana all modern improvements: 1920 San
Altono ave-, nr. Walnutst. Apply on premises.19 81
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FIVE SEPARATE INVESTMENTS.
CEARY NEAR KEARNY; EDDY, NEAR LAR
VI kin. and Golden Gate ave, near Market; prices
10000 to $4,000; pay fine incomes.
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$40 COO WITH NEW VS. $1,000 200 d Hsr9 ntS6
pIanked. wel.lighted cellars and floor of Is very
fine rooms above: Branuan St. bet. LIST and I'd; 75x
go to street. lot on rear street, 80 feet, still
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25

DoLK ST.: BUSINESS CORNER, BET, CALI
fornia and Clay $25 $40, and fine building rents
az
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hcoSi1o HhI'D IOAS' ALL RiS4s'.
GOLDEN GATE AVE- FINE 2-SToRY BOW
VI window houses of rooms and all modern
veniences and tot 30:6Xl37:6: bet. Webster and
Fillmore; street accepted; $Il,OOO.
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VERY CHFAP-S75OO: FINE HOUSE, WITH
' lot 30xl22: IS, on Howard st. bet. 22d and 2Sd:
elegant 2-story residence OF 8 rooms and modern
conveniences; brick foundation; stone sidewalk;
street accepted.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25

Eth ST. J BLOCK FROM MARKET ST. AND
L y the cars; 25xll5, aud neat bow-wlndow cot
tage: rooms; bath. hot and cold water etc.; base
Si260.
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pSeOO NEW FLATS OF AND ROOMS
eNCObO. and bath: bow-windows: brick founda-
tion: 10th st, bet Noe and Castro short distaacc
from the Castro-street cabe-cars; lot 25:6x85. OF
more frontage if desired: street macadanized ana
severed.
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ARKIN ST., w SIDE; 5Oxl0O; BET. CALIFoR-
i j MIA aud Sacramento. ana small 1-stOry fats
built here will pay well; $4,000.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

an 2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES: ON 1ST
" mortgage ". j. l.. ISAACS All 0Farreii. oc3tf
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S3100 NEAT sss ooT ,pt ssks CO..
Poud ST., bet 18th aud l7th; halt block from tho
cahie-ears. street severed and macadamizeu.
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POST ST.. NEAR LARKIN: 25xl37 IS AND ELE
i can't 2-story and basement dwelling; brick fouu-
datous; 10 fine rooms, bathroom etc; III hrst-c
order: rents SO; Sl2 600.
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CACRAMENTO ST., n. SIDE, BET. TAYLOR
y and Jones: % IN 100 street. with houses
on trout and rear sueet OF rooms: rents S3S; can
be improved to pay well; $4,000,
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HYDE ST., NEAR SUFFER-; 27:6xS5, AND
IL comfortable home; rented for $50 month;
IA nnN
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TOR SALE OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS;
i a fortune for some one; 8 or y lots 25Xl00
and good Improvements; 500 chickens and geese,
hne colt, = cows. new buggy, and new furniture in
house: line of to the place: make an offer;
must lie sold; present owner has made fortune and
wishes TO retire. Apply 55 Third st oc25 4t*
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OAKLAND HOARDING AND ROOMS.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- lions taken at CALL Branch offices. sos Larkin
St, 1888 Hayes St and 25lS Mission ST.; open TIL
G.3n ,xSt
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ASTROLOGY.


ME M0REAU, 73 FOURTH ST., REVEALS
Ih past, present and future; fee Csc. oc29 St*
NJ ME- ATLANTA, WONDERFUL MEDIUM;
Ih tells entire life from cradle to grave; seventh
daughter of the seventh: born with double veil;
soc and 81 by mail 81. 3G3 Howard st. aust tt
Al ME- DIR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC YOUNG RE-
M yealer by eggs and cards; tells the entire life
past present and future consultations all affairs,
nothing excepted; name given valuable advice and
help; mistake impossible; written charts in
English and German; Imports Genuine Hungarian
GYPSY Love Powder; diseases cured: Zee 81: letter
81. 80 Kearny oc10u
GREATEST foRTUNE-TELLER IN THE CITY;
VI reveals past, present and future Call and
MISS LELAND, 7S9 Mission ST., near Fourth; fee,
ladies soc, gentlemen 81: lucky charms. myS II
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRVOYANT, REMOVED
l'l to 1867 Market bet. 9Th and 7th. Room 2 yl9 Il
A UGUSTA LEoLA, FoRTUNE-TELLER AND
y cairyoyant; magic charms: love tokeus shows
true pictures OF future husbands and wives; teaches
fortune 1926 Mission 10th; fee 81. jy25 l2mt
NINE WALTERS. 317 TEHAMA ST., Mr.. 4rH;
WI fortunes tod: ladies' 25c; gents soc; open Sun.
NINE. SHMID, FROM VIENNA: MOST RE
II nowned revealing LIES future events: ladies 81,
gentlemen 81. by mail So. once 500 Mission. mr. tt
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
q'HOS. INACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
FINE INyEs , MENrs.

FIVE SEPARATE INVESTMENTS.
CEARY, NEAR KEARNY; EDDY; NEAR LAR
VI kin, and Golden Gate ave, near Market; prices
10000 to $4,000; pay fine incomes.
MARKET ST.; IS FEET FRONT; NEAR ONE.
Il OF the best street centers in the city also fronts
on rear street.
WASHINGTON ST.. ABOVE sANsoME; RENTS
w $3.50; price $9l 900; 30x122:6, back to Mer-
chant st double front back and frame buildings;
very steady income.
DENTS $500 AND 1925 MONTH, UNDER
Ia lease guaranteed price SSS,OOO; Taylor ST., W.
side. bet. Suffer aud Post; 81 SKIS g, and hne $.
story and basement new clearinghouse OF As
rooms; rented TO one tenant
DoLK AND PINE SITS, Ne COR: RENTS sos;
2Ox62 IS. and S-story building; store below and
floors above; in tue center OF Polk-st. business;
$2SOeO.
$40. COO. stores below '0; and fine hsa
pIanked. welilighted cellars and floor of l6 very
fine above: Brannan ST.. bet. lst and I'd; I5X
16O to street. lot on rear street. 90 feet still
vacant.
DoLK ST.: BUSINESS CORNER, BET. CALI
$3.50.
HOUSES AND LOTS, ALL rRICEs.
GOLDEN GATE AVE. FINE 2-sToRY BOW
window houses S 81 ana a al W Wo6eTn eS m
Fillmore; street accepted; $1,000.
HYDE ST. NEAR SUFFER-: 27:sxs5. AND
IL comfortable home; rented for $50 Il month;
$4,000.
SACRAMENTo ST, n. SIDE, BET. TAYLOR
and Jones nS 70 rear sree 1sn ws ca
be improved to pay well; $4,000,
.DoST ST. NEAR LARKIN: 25X137 :6 AND ELE-
/ CANT 2-story and basement dwelling; brick fouu-
datious 10 rooms, bathroom. etc. ia frstclass
order: rents $40; $l2 900.
+ ARKIN ST., W. SIDE; 50xl00; BET. CALIFoR-
IL MIA aud Sacramento. and small 1-story; fats
built here will pay well; $lO,5OO.
18TH ST, ] BLOCK PROM MARKET ST. AND.
L y the cars; 25xll5, aud neat bow-wlndow cot
tage o rooms; bath. hot and cold water etc,i base
ment: brick foundations; large yard, garden, etc;
Si260.
VERY CHEAP-s75OO FINE HOUSE. WITH
lot 30xl22 IS, on Howard St bet, 22d and 2Sd
elegant 2-story residence OF rooms and modern
conveniences; brick foundation; stone sidewalk;
street accepted.
CrScOO NEW FLATS OF 5 AND s ROOMS
SDCOoO. and bath: bow-windows: brick founda-
tlon: 10th st. bet Noe and Castro; short distaacc
from the Castro-street cabe-carS; lot 26 ;6xS5. OF
more frontage if desired; street macadainized ana
severed.
C.OJO0 NEAT Bow-wINDow COTTAGE or
IOlOO. rooms, bathroom. ETC., and lot 25xSO;
Pond ST., bet 18th aud l7th; halt block from tho
cable-cars; street severed and macadamizeu.
FULTON ST, BET. COUGH IND OCfAVIA: g
II story house in separate flats OF rooms each;
renting for s4i. aud lot 25xs7:6; $500
nO0SO RENTS $50: LARKIN ST., BET.
sNOLCO. Washington and jackson; hats OF {
rooms aud BATH lot 25xS7:6.
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FULTON ST. BET. COUGH IND OcrAyIA; g
Il story house in separate flats OF rooms each;
entino for S4i and lot 25xS7 IS; $500
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FINANCIAL.

JVANTED-sIooo FOR 12 MONTHS; ? PER
w cent per month"; security good. Address II. L.,
Box 81, CALL Branch ONCE. oc24 cts
LOR SALE-8 AND 10 PER CENT FIRST
mortgages on real estate. c. ii. STREET ~ CO.,
AIS Montgonry ST. OCT I'm
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 533 Kearny St. the only corporation that lends
money diamonds. watches: low interest. oc4 II
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GfOn RESTAURANT CLEARING SlT5 PER
= OUp. month over expenses; trifers
acelts need apply. Apply CALL Branch Office. 25 81
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DACIFIC STORAGE CO., SOL STOCKTON ST.:
L furniture ana merchandise; advances made. 10 Il
FURNITURE STORED - STERLING FURNl
i ture Co., 1889, 104l Market, Kosen.hal Bldg u