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Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
Administrators Notice.
STATE OF MIssouRl,) 81.
ro,nku of po1l;nrer o0'

Creditors and all other persons inter-
ested in the estate Of G. G. Arnold, de-
ceased, late Of Bollinger county, are here
by notified that the undersigned Public
Administr ator Of the county aforesaid,
has this day taken charge of said estate
for the purpose Of administering the
same, JOHN R. WEIGH,
Public Administrator.
Dated February 1st 1890. 40
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
CONTINUED from 4th page.

I. F. NJ. Wells, Clerk of the
County Court within and
for the county and state afore-
said, do hereby certify the fore
going to be a true and correct
statement of the school funds of
Bollinger county for the year
ending February first, 1890.
In witness whereof l have
hereunto set my hand and Of
fetal seal, at Office in Marble
Hill, this tenth day Of Feb.
ruary, A. D. 1890.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
SALE! SALE!

I will sell, at public aucaoG,
at my residence 2 miles south
af Bessvile, on Friday, March
2S, 1890, 3 horses, 4 head Of cat
tie, wagon and my farming
implements; also my household
and kitchen furniture, and dl-
vers other articles.
TERMS: Five dollars and und-s,
er, cash. All sums over this o.
credit of six months, the pur-
chaser giving note with approx
ed security. Frank Ellinghouse-
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of ad-
mini stration on the estate of G.. w. Smith,
deceased, were granted to the undersigned
bv the Probate Court Of Bollinger county,
Miss ouri, on the sth day Of February, 1890;
All persons having claims against SAID
allowance within one year after the date Of
said letters or they may be precludeo from
any benefit Of said estate. and il sucn Claims
be not exhibited with In two yeats from inc
time Of the publication Of this notice 'hey
will be forever barred. ,,
ALBERT J. & JOHN .. SMITH,
o.IA Administrators,
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20

Editor of the PREss.--Please
give space in your columns for
the result Of the public exami.
nation of such pupils, as passed
an examination in the Princi.
pals department Of the Lutes.
VILE Public School, on the 9th
and 7th of this month. The
names Of the pupils passing the
examination will appear, but
none others. The following Is
their standing upon a scale OF
1oO.-8o denotes pnssable; 70
tollerable; 80 good; 90 extra;
100, perfect.
Natural Philosophy.
w. +. Wilson. ,.... 80.
Composition ~s Rhetoric.
India TankerSctll 80.
S'''s S%s, q Eos'";u ss'"%;u e: 7S:
vaiI's i.cvelI0 ..,.," 50.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
Notice of Publication.

r. AND OFFICE at Irouton. Aisssh1:
AFebuary 81. 1890. Not,ce il h&ub1
gwen thai the foilowfns-namea as1&l9
has filed notice sf his intention 10 ask9
final proof in support 81 his ciain. saa
that said proof will be made sefsss ~
Judge of the Circuit Court IL - his ab-
cence. the Clerk of said Court st A2xels
Hill, Bollinger county. Mo, on Tharsaay
April 10th. 1890. viz:
Minis Deck. Hid. entry No. 6sss tar
the east half of lot 3 of the nortksast
quarter of section 5, township .. raasS
east.
He names the following witnesses b
prove his continuous residence upoa and
cultivating of, said land. viz:
Alfred Shell, Henry Shell, Jesse She'll
and Jacob Hahn, all Of LutesYille P. O.,
Bollmger county, Mo.
9-42 JABOB T. AXE, RegirtSr.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20

The grand jury adorned
Wednesday noon, the nineteen
tn inst. Il was greatly embar-
rassed by the high water at the
commencement Of the term,
which accounts for the long
session. We learn that it did a
large amount Of worlk-at least
the members were not seen
standing around on the streets,
to any great extent. Thirty
eight indictments were returned.
True bills.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
From Cane Creek.

G. j. Moor of Brownwood
visited this creek the past week.
La grippe is prevalent in our
neighborhood.
Cane Creek has been past
fording three times this year.
A child Of e. Mouser Is very
sick with scarlet fever.
G. s, Myers and J. Shelton
are attending school at the M.
IS. Academy.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
Administrators Notice.

ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
Notice is hereby given that
letters of administration on the estate Of
Elizabeth Campbell, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned by the Probate Court of
Bollinger county, Missouri, on the 2Ist day
February, 1890. -,
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit the same 10
the undersigned for allowance within one
year from the date OF said letters or they
may be precluded from any benefit Of
said estate and if suclr claims be not ex-
hihited within two years from the date OF
publication they will be forever barred.
WILSON WARMER.
ID Administrator.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
Administrators Notice.
STATE or MIssouRi,l ss.
Conntv of BOlfpger,S W.

4. Creditors and and oil other persona
interested in the estate Of James Turner,
dsccrscd, late Of BollIngcr county, are
hereby notified that thu undersigned
p,,blic Administrator OF the county hior.ei
said. has this day taken charge Of sald
sslats for the purpose Of sdmin,s'sl'nS ',,,
pnhlw Administrator.
Dated rrhtssvy lhh. 1871
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20

If You find o pencil cross on
your paper, yOu may know
that your time Is about out,
and that, without instructions
to the contrary, your paper will
be discontinued when the time
puid for shall have expired.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20

The report of the special COM
mite of the Mississippi Legislature
finds balance unaccOunted for by
the ex-Treasurer of the state amount
ing to 1884, ,6l2.i9.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20

One year and sixteen days since
Ben. Harrison became president.
The Republicans are not as enthusi-
astic over the Administration this
March az they were last.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20

Marshal Hahn, while cutting
wood, cut a cash in his leg, a
short distance above the ankle
joint, about five inches in length.
DR.. Mayfield dressed the wound.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20

TO show, in every possible way, our
~ mpxthies for the bereased and the
deepest respect for the solemn occasion,
and be thoughtful that in life is the time
to prepare fof death. BYAFRIEND.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20

Peter Shelton and family
moved to st. Louis this week.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Public examinations will be
held in Marble Hill on the 4th
Friday and the day following
in each month. Teachers are
requested to meet me on those
days.
No private examination will
be given. Yours truly.
w. A. DUNN,
9 A Commissioner.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20

WHEREAs:--It has pleased the Supreme
Master Of the universe, in his al-wise
providence, to remove from us, Brother
Lafonce Burks. Of Lutesville Lodge No.
l29, o. the A. 0. U. w., therefore be it
REsoLvED.-That in the death of Bro
Burks, this lodge lost faithful member
and true Workman; the community an
honest citizen, the family a devoted hus-
band and father.
That the members of this lodge tender
their heartfelt sympathy to the bereavcd
family, with the consoling thought to
them and US that our loss is his eternal
gain.
RESOLVED: Thata copy ofthese resolu-
tions be spread upon the records OF our
lodge, and copy sent 10 the bereavad
family and copy furnished the Marble
Hill Press. and copy to the Oversecr.
JIM. Allen, }
W. L. Dunn, Committee.
Geo. E. Statler,
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
LOCAL. AND GENERAL.
Build more bridges.

OAiAICu ouu otCcI plOWS,
Mr.. Schoble moved to his
farm this week.
Farmers. 60 to Bohnsack's s
for bargains in plows.
mississippi county is almost
completely under water.
August Bohnsack will sell
you a pocket.knife from a nick,
81, up.
Mrs. A. B. Dollie died on
March 10th, of pneumonia.
Ladies, go to Kings for
your white goods, if you want
bargains.
The town has been crowded
with people this week, attending
circuit court.
August Bohnsack has just
received a new stock Of general
hardware.
"A blind preacher preached
al the Christian Church a coup
le of nights last week.
When no len 9Th of time is
specified pay locals will remain
in:until ordered out.
Rev. Rucker and Lew Orion
OF Pennington paid the town a
flying visit this week.
Court will adjourn to-day,
remainder of the J'ocket will b.
published next week.
"A full stock of the finest
]aces has just been received at
w. s. Kings, Lutesville.
DO not fail to attend the
teachers meeting to be held
in the courthouse next Satur-
day.
Ladies, a beautiful line of
embl oideries is being sold
cheap at W. s. Kings, Lutes-
vile.
"A small washout at the
north end Of the bridge at Glen
Allen left us without mail for
two days last week.
The Democratic State Con-
vention has ben called to meet
in the city of St. Joseph on the
eleventh day of June.
Quit paying high prices for
Coal Oil. and go to w. 5. Kings,
Lutesville, where you can pur'
chase the best for only fifteen
cents u gallon.
"A special term Of the coun.
ty cour, is called for next Mon.
day to consider the question Of
the insanity of Munro 14asater
and Marion Cureton.
The fact that paper collars
are being imported to Lntes,
Vile has nothing do with the
McLaughIin's xxx coffee at
w. s. Kings, I.utesvlIle. Only
25ct. per pound.
The following is a list of visit,
ing attorneys: Kosuth Web
bet and Harry Shaw, Farming
ton; D. l.. Rivers, Bismark; Major
J, B. Dennis. Mr.. Davis, robert
Whilelaw and Judge Wilson OF
cape Girardeau.
Small bosts can fioat any where
on the main streets ot the city OF
New Orleans. The river was never
known 20 high before. The levies
may break and the whole city be
flooded at any moment.
Henry Trip, Sheriff Of
Madison county, was in town
Saturday. He came after one
WIN. Whitehead WIN had been
arrested by Sheriff Huskey and
IA wanted in Madison county
on = charge of felonious assault
1t don't make any difference
how deep the snow is. 70 te {
The drugstore of August oand r
or where you can buy all OF the
newest and best patent med
icines, or the freshest ant
purest of drugs, at the mos
reasonable prices.
"A convention, Of the F. u l.
l1nion has been called to NEE
nt Poplar Bluff, on the 2nd dal
Of April. The County TX
scu,iye Committee will meet il
Marble Hill on the 2nd inst
70 appoint delegates. Object o
,hs convention not known.
The best coffee ever sold y
Bollinger county y M McLnaagh
Ina FOUR TX (XXXX) Roas
Coffee, There is only one pisc
where you can buy this coffee
n, twenty Bve cents per, pounc
"uS ,hat Ia ut W. Kings, Lntes
vile, Try It and be convinced
: -
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
CliiCUIT COUlk'f PROCEED.
lNGH.
NOMnAY.

State OF Missouri vs John
Cash, perjury. Continued.
State of Missouri vs. A. J. May
field, selling liquor without
license. Not guilty.
State of Missouri va Lasater,
child murder. Not guilty, but
found insane.
State vs. Jermiah Fields. Con-
cealed weapons. Court trial
and found guilty. 5 days i'm
prisoment.
State vs.. VIM. J. Lawson.
Felonious assault. Plea Of guilty
to common assault, fine SIS.
State VS.. Thomas Phelan, sell
ing whiskey without license.
Continued.
State VS.. Indictment No. 62.
Demurrer sustained.
State vs.. Indictment No. 65,
continued.
State vs.. J. H. Holland, seduc.
ton. Mole prosequi.
TUESDAY.
State vs. James B. Fields,
dealing as merchant without
license, trial and submission.
State of Missouri VS. Indict-
ment, No. 63. Alias capias.
State vs.. Indictment No. SO.
Alias capias.
State of Missouri vs. James B.
Fields. Change of venue to
Madison comfy.
WEDNESDAY.
State VS.. G. M. ''hornburgh,
continued to next term.
State vs.. VIM. Sheer, continued
to next term.
THURSDAY.
Thomas Fielden vs.. Sebastion
Albert, continued by consent.
Peter M. Eaker VS.. Henry
Gains. continued at cost of
plaintiff.
Frederick Oehl VS.. Christion
Licks, damages, dismissed at
cost of plaintiff.
Missouri Ulrich vs.. Herman
Ulrich, divorce, dismissed at
cost of plaintiff.
Robert f. Statler, assignee,
ordered that Lotice be given,
former statement approved.
Repner & Hunter vs.. T. J.
Shorb. Note, final judgement for
$24S and 32-I0O.
John w. Hampton VS.. Marion
Hampton, etal, partition con-
tinued, for proof Of publication.
Jaseph w: Caldwell vs.. Elias
Wells, Note. tried by a jury
verdict for plaintiff for, $40.
s. A. Campbell VS.. Nancy E.
Campbell, divorce, dismissed al
cost of plaintiff.
| FRIDAY.
M. Robbins VS.. st. L. & l. M.
R. R. dismissed at cost Of plan
tiff.
Geo. E. Statler, Assignee, state.
ment approved.
Cathrine Loberg VS.. Angus,
Loberg, cancel deed, case dis
missed.
Fred w. Sheppard vs. Mary
F. Sheppard, Divorce. Continu
ed to next term.
Martha Berry vs. G. u. & s
w. R.R, appealed. Judgement
AFFIRMED.
Joseph Shrader VS. Frederick
Hawk; judgement for $354.16
loo, equity Of redemption fore
closed.
School District No. 70 vs.. E.
P. Kenrick, conden natio n o1
site, continued until next term
SATURDAY.
Seasongood henderson & Co
vs.. Robert E. Statler, account
continued.
Francis Derike vs.. Rosills
Derike, divorce dismissed a
cost of plaintiff.
Conrad Pape vs.. Mary Sea
baugh, etal petition decree AZ
prayed for, John A. Riley. w
A. McManus, and ]. G. Cubbag
commissioners.
Margrett M. Burrow vs.. Johl
w. Burrow, divorce decree Al
prayed for with custody Of tn
children, to return to madil
name.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20
N EMORIAL.

WHEREAs:-1t has pleased the Su.
preme Master Of the Universe in his all
wise providence to remove from the
walks of lie and labor, to the unknown
beyond. our Brother Lefonce Burks.
Therefore be it
REsoLvED:-That in the death Of Bro.
Burks this lodge has lost faithful men,
ber, and true Mason. The COMMIT nifty
an honest citizen, and the family de-
voted husband and father.
REsoLvED:-That the members of this
lodge tender their heartfelt sympathy to
the bereayed family with the consoling
thought to them and us, that our tenn
poral loss is his eternal gain.
REsoLvED:-That a copy of these re-
solutions be spread upon the memorial
page Of the minute book Of Trowel Lodge
No. 440, A. F. & A, NJ a copy be sent
20 tire bereayed family If our deceased
brother, and copy be sent to the Mar
Bile Till Press for publication.
w. E. Dickey, }
Ell Biggs, Committee.
Geo. E. Statler,
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-20

Hall of Lutesville Lodge No. 3s5,
1. 0. o. F. March, Is, 1890.
Lefonce Burks, was born in Boone
county Mo. November End 1912, and has
been a citizen of this county for num-
Der of years. He departed this life March
9th 1890. The funeral services were
conducted by the several orders to which
he belonged, March 18th at Marble Hill
cemetery.
RESOLVED, whereas:--Lutesville Lod ge
No. 1856 l. o. o. F. has lost good mem
ber, the community a good citizen, his
wife and children good and affectionate
husband and father.
REsoLvED:-That we tender his be-
reaved family and friends our sympathy
and pray the guidance Of Him who is a
father to the fatherless and husband to
the widow, and that We may all meet
where death and parting is no more.
REsoLvED:-That the furniture Of this
Lodge 6e draped in mourning and that
the members wear the usual badge of
mourning for the period of thirty days.
REsoLvED:-That copy OF these re-
solutions be spread on our records, a
copy be furnished to the bereayed family
and that a copy be sent to the Marble
Press, for publication.
!: :, S,' ;; !: i:!::' s5:%;'''. $::;;; Committee.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


HOMES BY INsTALLNIENTS-D you WISH
IL 10 buy home in Alameda II so, avoid agents
and misrepresentation by calling direct the
buder thus saving commission and difference in
price between what you pay them and what they
pay for getting the house built by shOddy contrac-
tors: houses built and for sale: small payments
TAKEN work guaranteed; lots for safe; plans FUR
nished free; call and examine; open Sundays : +.
CHASE Builder otice cor Pacific ave and Morton
St, near Bay-St. station, Alameda. le29 Nv SuPhs
A I Idtsi = iNsrALLNENrS = HOUSES AND
ss50~s25 cash, So monthly; 25xl1O; severed at
s45O-s5o cash, 80 monthly; 5O1s6 severed; at
station
tion: cottage Of = rooms.
s2OOO-s25O cash, so monthly 3Sx75; new cot
tage: at station.
S35O0-S500 cash, $25 monthly including inter
est; 6-room cottage; corner. 46xl20; severed and
macadamized at station.
S3zOO-S500 cash. SIS monthly, including inter-
est; Groom cottage; 5ON15O; severed near station
$4500-$s0O cash. $50 monthly including inter-
est; 7-room house; fine garden; 50xl47 near sta
tion.
Inquire at once of F. MARCUsE. Bay-st. Station,
Alameda or 3l3 Montgomery ST., Nevada Block
mylS II ThFrSa eoSu
A LAMBDA BARGAINS-Sl7OO-LOT 25xII5;
block from Park ST.. $3.50 cash. 1926 per month. (4l5l
S2700-Lot 50 4xl25; rooms and bath; Cen
tral ave: $500: balance $50 per month. mo 1851
S275O-Lot b3xll7; new modern cottage rooms
and BATH 3 blocks from station; 5000 cash: bal
ance $40 per month. (No. n
s300O-Lot 27xl15; new 2-story house rooms
and bath at station; 5000 cash $35 per month. *
S4U00-Lot 5OXl25; fine new modern 2-Story
house rooms and bath Central ave. on easy
TERMS good bargain mo. 4lSl
$TS00-LOt 50Nlj0; elegant new 2-story house 10
rooms, with stable; well located; part cash. (4Oll
Houses built to suit; Is per cent down. balance
easy instsllmentS; cheap lots IN all parts oil Ala
MoREAL a. CO. 1923 Park ST.. Alameda, and 4o3
MONTGOMERY st: san FrancIsco. ---I .s2
The morning call., 1890-07-13

S.f.)I6 a BARuAIN; 2-STpRY BNY-wlN-
t1O-OU. dow house Of rooms and bath; brick
foundation; stationary waShStand etc; all modern
CouYeuieEceS; lot = 6XlOO on 10th ST, near Mar
bet Il. Ii. UNBSEN y co. Ii Montgomery
street lyl3 SUI urh 81
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QO5N JUST STOP AND SEE THESE LOTS;
IN ZOO. close to the center Of the city; near
Broadway; only $3.50 per lot on easy terms II sold
this week; such bargains ever offered III OaS-
land: secure one of them before they go they
worth double the money. See owner. l. ;. SLER-
MAN, 46S Ninth St, near Broadway, Office open tia
! o'clock every night Tvs In
The morning call., 1890-07-13

G77G0 CAPP. NEAR 25TH-GOOD FLATS
u OU. OF and rooms each, Teuting at sos;
lot 35k1l5 MCAFEE, BALDWIN < HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery 81 iel5 SuTuTh q
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BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARDING.

GALIFoRNIA HOTEL. EAST BERKELEY: coon
" rooms family or single men; board optional Inns
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ADMINISTRATION.


A DvICE FREE: DIV ORCES A SPECIALITY; POS
n ftivey no publicity; shortest time; legal every
where; fee after divorce; collections etc: estab
ished ten years. g. w HOWE, so Kearny st. ia Il
A DVlCE FREE-DIVORCES EGALLY; QUICK
II est time no publicity: all legal matters. U. S.
Attorneys Association, 80 kearny Rooms b. 7.iy3n
A DvICE FREE: DIVORCES A SPECIALLY: NO
~ publicity; quickest time; legal everywhere:
terms reasonable; 10 charge unless SucceSSful and
all other at law. both civil and criminal pushed
vigorously; collections, Wills, etc I. ENGLET,
ATTokN EfS' ASSOCIATION. IL Kearny St.1e9 6m
DIVORCES, WILLS. ETC FRANK KENNEDY,
~ Attorney, SO Murphy Building. l2u
A DYICE FREE ROBERT SECULAR, ATTOR-
n ney. 81 kearny ST. mylS GIN
John A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 22O
y Sansome ST., Rooms 10, IL and H. myI5 6no
w w. DAVIDSON. ATroRNEY-AT-LAw. 421
W California ST., Rooms 1i-l5; advice ,ree. d3tt
The morning call., 1890-07-13

j IOUO well located; 81 SIZE 2o6xI56; PICK MS
up az once. JOHN c. GREEN u CO., 4Ol California
street. 1yl3 II SuWe
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GO 06O WEBSTER ST. NEAR FULTON:
- -.OUO. new bay-wiudOw house in fats:
rents S32; brick foundations lot 53xs2;6 D. u. ID.
JNBSEN CO, IA Montgomery. jylS SuTuTh st
The morning call., 1890-07-13

TOR SALE-THREE ELEGANT NEW SiX-ROOM
i cottages, electric bells, electric gas lichIias
speaking tubes. etc; they In every way model
houses only three blocks from local train station;
terms One-half cash. balance on time 10 suit T. L.
PRIEST sos Broadway, Oakland. Cal. Tvs
The morning call., 1890-07-13

C.tCOO BAY-wINDOW COTTAGE OF
u tOOU. rooms and bath and basement; brick
foundations, etc; part cash; lot 25Xll5; l5h ST.,
near N1r6et. g. Il. UMBSEN q CO, Il Mou1som-
az, 81. iyl3 SuTuTh st
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G.-EDn COR. DOLORES AND VALLEY-BAY-
= !OOO. window cottage of rooms and bath;
rk foundations and all modern convenientes; lot
81 5NlOU. q. II. UAIBSEN u CO., ii Montgomery
street jyIS SuIurh 81
The morning call., 1890-07-13

ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE. AT
Il the Albany. Fifteenth and Broadway, Oakland:
block from the naTrOwgauge depot: table is un-
surpassed: elevator and arteSian water: hrstciaSs
in every way. G. \. MAUERHAN, PrOpr etOr.I l I'm
w CANT sunny rooms; reasonable rates; special At
tention given to the comfort OF guests both tran
sient and regular l4th and Washington. ielO Sm
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C.ID EAG POST ST. sunny SIDE NEAR
- i =. OOU. Leaveuwortn; LOT 3OxlO7 70; good,
Substantial bay-w!ndow house % y rooms aud bath
stone sidewalks. brick foundations etc c. Il. UliB-
sly 90. Ii MMurrnmerN lNlH SuIuIh
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GQIuO SUFFER- ST, NEAR BAKER; NEW
= COUO. 2-s-ory and basement bay-window
house in fat, OF s and rooms and bath each:
hrlca foundations and all modern improvements;
rents $50; lo- -S1S7 %. u. H. UMBSEN q co, II
Montgomery ST. iyI3 SuIuTh 81
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G.Ia nn0 MISSION ST. AND Running
u tU.OOU, through to MiIna; part under lease
tar years at ; 80 per month; room Tor > OF o
bg.llmEs; lot 95Xl6O; fronts. q. II. UMBSEN 4
o.. 4 MONTGOMERY 81. WIZ NuIulh 81
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GDsJ 60l GOOD INCOME PROPERTY;
10. OOO. Folsom st, near 4th: good building
Of stores and flats bringing a monthly rental OF
$50; lot 81 ;6xSO; this property pays a good in
come and IS in an improving locality: better in
yestment property can be found. McAFEE BALD
WIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery. Is # SuTuTh
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C.OD40 BUSH ST. NEAR Pow ELL; 2-SrORY
= JUuU. lui basement house Of II rooms and
lIth. mortgage OF 5000 remain If desired; lot
-ux51; rents S53. o. IL UMBSH-N Il CO.. IA Mont
cuGrr, ST. iYl3 SuTuTh st
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C.IDS TO 5000 EACH, ACCORDING TO LuCA-
u ~ tion-Nice level lots In South san Fran
cisco close 10 street-cars; secure a home while
land is yet cheap. JOHN {. GREEN x CO. 40l
California IL r. SuNa
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G1cO0 DOLORES ST, NEAR VALLEY;
J9|OOU- bay window cottage Of rooms and
balh; hot and cold water. etc; lot 25 6UlOO; brick
foundation. 6, h. UhB,EN a CO, II Montgom-
cry s.. iyl3 SUTuih st
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al. IOOO LOT 55z125-ON DIAMOND, NEAR
trIOOU. ISM: ready Tor building. street work
done. Il. Il. UMBSEN 4 Co. i Montgomery
STREE. iyl3 81 Urn st
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eli 0oO MAKE AN OFFER-GooD PAY
~ L. UUU. ing investment; Garden ST.. near
9Th: good 2-story building OF ten-ments; rent
Slz0 lot lOOx75; this property must be sold to
close out estate CHARGE for a good buy Nc
AFEE. BALDWIN 4 HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
street. iel5 SuTuTh IT
The morning call., 1890-07-13

/ OTIS! LOTS LOTS $500. 1925 $3.50: LO rs
IL 4ON135 feet; south frontage; only 8 blocks
from Dwight way-station; local trains 70 san Fran
cisco; only 10 more LEFT; come quick; easy terms
see owner. L. Ia SALISBURY, 415 Ninth s.. OAK
land 1ell I'm
The morning call., 1890-07-13

C.JO ADO DOWNTOWN CORNER; 5U-YARA
tNoO.OOO. lot in northern part OF city, par
tally improved, and rents at present for $3.50 per
mouth; must be sold TO satisfy the heirs OF the
tate; If further improved would pay $500 per
month this is big bargain. Apply at once to
O'iAkkI.LL q lANN u Monthly ST. in Il SnMe II
The morning call., 1890-07-13

GJ 000 EACH-4 LARGE LOTS 2S4xll4;
- 1OOO 9th St, near Church; street graded
macadamtzed and severed. MCAFEE, BALDWIN
HAMMOND 10 Montgomery st. je22 SuTuTh If
The morning call., 1890-07-13

G0000 MAKE OFFER; A Gil ICE MISSION
u OOOO. ST. lot, suitable for and flats;
size 4OIl15. near 25th ST.: tins property is very
cheap and properly improved will pay good in
come MCAFEE, BALDWIN 4 HAMMOND 10
MONTGOMERY st ielb II SnrnTh
The morning call., 1890-07-13

C.f0Qn RENTS $40: ? HOUSES: FRONT
y EOOO. ana rear frontage; Heron St, bet. eth
and sth. Folsom and Harrison. W, l. MORGAN a
CO. 5l2 Cal 81. jyl3 II SuWe