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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

That IL L. Not Present IL the Eaters
Own Fauit.

breakfast Is rather failure "a
meal with town men. That ought not
To be; there Is something wrong when
man is not vigorously hungry IN the
morning. Where IL the fault2 asks
the hospital. Is IL in the late dinners
Not In the dinner probably. SO much
rs In what Is drank AT dinner: In that
and in the nervous strain OF the times.
IL does not matter whether we dine la
the middle OF the day or In the even
ing, so long rs we dine judlciously.
But the man who has much work 10
do. ana particularly brain work. cannot
dine in the middle Of tho day. II hs
does he must make mp his mind 10
lose at least an hour OF his most valu-
able time. A light luncheon AZ mid
day. with no stimulant stronger than
"A cup OF coffee or bottle OF ginger
ale. Is the suitable thing. But this
must on no account be used ms sub
stitute for dinner. He who lunches
In this way ut midday must dine in
the evening. and dine well. The bus
mess man should dine at half-past 8.
or at least half-past Z. Tho lazy man
may dine when he likes The man
who has earned his dinner should
have a good one--not heavy but nu-
tritious; not too elaborate. but we'll
selected and well cooked. He should
drink, II possible. only one kind OF
wine. and that light one, sparkling
or still. Spirits and beer he should
avoid. Dinner should be the last
meal Of the day. except for those who
cannot sleep without little food in
their stomachs. TN~sc may take n
cup OF cocoa, with little tan broad
and butter. just Mt the moment OF go-
ing to bed. II attention be paid 20
these suggestions. very few people
will fail to be- hungry at breakfast.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

depended upon keeping him IN
sight l promptly dismounted my
orderly and followed the general to
headquarters. lie had not been
missed. There was nothing unusual
In the occurrence. He had started
out alone for walk and his stout legs
bad borne him three miles away.
His mind filled with the great prob
lem OF the campaign, he had need to
consult map OF the country and.
calling up two struggling soldiers.
babe them light their candles that he
might then and there settle some
doubt as to tine trend OF mountain
range. or The direction OF road or
water course. 1hisis not much OF q
story but II may serve To show 70
people who novor served under his
leadership how readily he adopted the
material ut hand TO immediate use.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

DIR. Shorthousc has been diagnosing
the effect OF various intoxicating
liquors on different parts OF the cere-
bellum when imbibed not wisely but
too well. and the tendency OF the re-
suit OF his Investigations Is TO indicate
that inebriety can be reduced 20 an OK
act science 40 far as its subsequent
demonstrations are concerned. DIR.
Shorthouse finds that good wine and
beer indiscreetly imbibed have the of
feet OF making IA man fall on his side
whisky. and especially Irish whisky. on
his face. and cider and perry on his
back. these disturbances OF equilib-
rum corresponding exactly with
those caused by injury TO the lateral
lobes and 10 the anterior and postcrior
parts OF the middle lobe OF the cerebel-
lum respectively. Should the sound
ness OF DIR. Shorthouse's theories be
established the future labors OF tho
statistician and the scientist In deter
mining the popular use and abuse OF
spirituous liquors will bo materially
lessened by tho testimony OF the city
policeman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25
SHE RETURNED TO LIFE.
An Ohio Woman Supposed Dead for
sixteen Hours. suddenly Hevives.

SrRiSGyELp, Ohio, July 20.-Pisgah
Eutler county, il in state OF excite
ment over remarkable case OF return
To lie OF on. ita best known cit.zens
after death had claimed her.
The residents OF that hamlet were
sho kedt read the announcement OF
the death OF Mrs Richard Middleton.
wife of o..e of the best known farmers
in that section. Imagine the feeling
of the community yesterday when II
was learned that the dead had come TO
life aglin
Mrs. Middleton. who Is middle
aged lady, was taken suddenly i'll on
sunday evening, The physician, who
was has lily summoned, tried TO relieve
her, bat of no avail. and she apparently
breathed her Ia I at o'clock Monday
morning.
Preparations were at once made to
arrange the body for burial, and word
was sent for the undertaken To come.
The remains awaited the coming OF
that gentleman through Monday until
about q o'clock In the evening, when
the long expected undertaken arrived,
sixteen hours after the supposed death.
As he looked at the corpse he dis
cerned n faint flush upon the cheeks.
He was completely upset, and the sur
prised relatives were notified OF the
startling state OF affairs.
The undertaken postponed his en-
balming process, and the relatives
watched eagerly at the bedside until
3 a. m, when shudder swept over the
supposed dead frame and Mrs. Middle
tod was again alive.
The doctor was hurricdly sent for,
4. A l...a -.
will recover from her peculiar expert
CQcC.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25
WOLVERINE NEWS.
Some or the Preparations Being
Made I'm Detroit for the Re-
ception OF the q. A. IL.
Last Weeks weathcs's Influence on
the Crops.-Hay Seriously Ar
fected I'm some Sections.
Items OF IntereAt From All Parts OF
the state Gathered by Wire
and by Mail.
An Imitation OF EIncI.

DETRoIr. July Is. - The committees
having in charge the preparations for the
coming G.. A. X cncampment are making
rapid progress with their work The COM
mittec on decorations at recent meeting
decided upon the erection of grand
tower ut the intersection OF Woodward
and jefferson avenues. The tower will be
so feet in height. and the ground plan is
modelled after that OF tho Elffel tower.
The base will span the intersection OF the
street car tracks, but will not cover the
entire roadway. The base. which Is 70 be
33 feet high. will be finished in silver
bronze, aud the shaft above will be pure
white, adorned with laurel. This shaft
will be Is feet square az the base by eight
at the top. The four sides Of the tower
will bear eight enormous historical paint
ings, SKA feet each. all the subjects for
which will be taken from incidents OF the
late war. The subjects already deter
mined upon are ''fne Monitor and Mer-
rimac," Fighting for the Flag aud
"Artillery In Action" The tower will be
surmounted by two figures repr esenting
1.-The Signal Corps" One officer will be
seated on the ground using field glass.
while his companion holds aloft the signal
flag. These figures will be done in pro-
file. alike on both sides, and placed
diagonally across the top OF the tower, so
as 10 be visible from the southeast and
northwest corners OF Woodward and
jefferson avenues. On each corner OF the
tower. a few feet from the base. will be
placed huge star six feet from tip 10 tip.
The groundwork OF these stars will be
covered with silver foil and each will be
outlined in incandescent electric lights. ~
lights 10 each star, giving very brilliant
effect. The subjects for five OF the his
torical paintings are yet 10 be decided
upon, and some other union features may
be added
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

When was Mt Alexandria recently,
writes Washington correspondent.
| heard an old mans statement OF how
President Jackson's nose was pulled
by Lieut.. Randolph. in the summer OF
1888 Said he: president jackson
was passing Alexandria on his
way TO celebrate the building
OF monument TO Washing
toms mother at Fredericksburg
The steamer stopped at Alexandria 70
get the mail. Jackson was sitting In
the cabin back OF table smoking a
pipe. and there was hardly room To
pass him. His pipe was "a long-stemmed
one. and IL hung almost 20 his knee.
A few men, including Maj. Donelson.
Jackson's adopted son, were standing
about, and there were others who had
come on board To see the president and
TO look at the boat.
Among these was Lieutenant Ran
dolph a connection OF the noted Ram
dolph family TO which John Randolph
belonged. lie had been dismissed
from the navy by Jackson for some
trouble in his accounts He was a
straight young man, and not bad
looking. lie came on the boat and
pushed his way through the
crowd until no reached the
cabin. This he entered. and went up
10 jackson as though he would speak
20 him President jackson did not
know him. but held out his hand. ask
ing him To excuse him from rising.
As he did SO. Randolph. with a quick
gesture. seized Jackson's nose and
gave II three strong pulls. II was
done SO quickly that no one
had chance 10 interfere
Cd Hickory threw his pipe up
into the mir as II TO strike Randolph
with IL. but before he could do any
thing Randolph had started Off, and
he was helped by the bystanders on
TO the wharf Ho quickly mounted n
horse and rode off into the country.
.Jnckson's excitement was intense.
His nose was as rcd as fire. and am
sure IL did not regain its color
for days. He said angrily. III
/ had had an idea that I was
going 10 be assaulted / should have
been prepared. Randolph is the first
villain who has ever escaped me.
Hercupon bystander said. III you
will pardon me for the crime. | will
kill Randolph within the next fifteen
minutes This jackson refused 10
promise | think an indictment OF
assault with intent TO kill was filed
against Randolph in tho courts at
Alexandria. but this was afterward
nolled by Mai Donclson.n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25
AROUND THE STATE.

The state troops are encamped at Whit
more lake.
Tuesdays rain caused postpo nemcnt OF
the Saginaw races.
Gov winans visited the state troops In
camp at Whitmorc Lake, Friday.
Joseph Brackney, OF Mecostl. was
crushed to death by falling tree last
week.
Abe Mccain. Of Milford, was run over
by a railroad train Tuesday, ant instantly
killed.
J. Hodges farm buildings. at Frank
fort, burned Thursday with loss OF
Ell 200.
A Potosley horse fell dead Of fright on
SEER e an elephant in circus procession
Saturday.
Up TO date over t70. 600 In attachments
have been placed on ;. X. Howelis prop
crty IN Muskegon.
The Kalamazoo asylum board has dccid-
ed 10 build cottage for male patients at
the Fair Oaks farm.
Moore 4 butchers roller mill In
Douglas. Allcgan county, burned Friday
with loss Of s22, 600.
The weather conditions Of the past week
have been favorable 20 oats. corn and
potatoes, says the weather bureau.
A recent bulletin issued By the state
weather bureau estimates the wheat yield
for tie year at "a. G1i, SOS bushels.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

A beautiful young lady and her once
beautiful mother were walking down
the street together when they met
two gentlemen whom the mother
knew.
''llow much your daughter resem-
bles YOU " exclaimed one.
How closely you resemble your
daughter. exclaimed the other.
Now which OF these two gentlemen
do you think was invited home TO tea?"
--Somervillc journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

Yes. children. IL was a terrible war,
And these old men ia blue
Who ara marching by with their fiags on high
Fought we'll the whole conflict through.
From tho first grand rally Ina sixty-ono
TIL the sulicn roar of the hnal gun.
look at their hair all streaked with gray.
Look al their aging fOrms.
Read ln each face the wel-stnmped trace
OF exposure To wlntry storms;
Ard your grandpa. CD ildren.dld well his share
la throttling the traitorous wolf In Its lair.
Those were the days that tried mems souls.
when the slogan was sounded forth
That our glorious land was bytralt rous hand
Assaulted. aud the loyal North
sent forth the flower OF her patriot sons
To still the roar OF the Southron guns.
Did I battle the foe7 Aye. | did my share
As a patriot brave and true;
When LincOln's pen called for yet more men,
My check on the bank drew,
Nor paused I'LL answered my country's cry
by renting substitute six feet high.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

This is Rose Coghlan's answer TO n
question as TO how sho preserves her
beauty; Not by wearing steel
corset. ] assure you. although some
paper did declare fastened myself
up in cage. Fancy how one would
feell But nv weight never varies.
keep my flesh OFT by letting my
brain work. There Is nothing like
nm active brain for reducing flesh.
Then. too. ! never drink while l am
eating. | believe that drinking with
your meals makes you grow chunky.
| think American women drink too
much soda and npollinarls."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

New BALTIMORE. July 20.--Eber DeCant.
rs years OF age, employed at Heath's livery
stable at this place, was murdered on
Thursday night last by Alfred Ashley, a
young reprobate OF IL years. Ashley went
10 the livery stable for rig and not find
ing the one he particularly wanted. he
quarrellcd with DeCant and struck him
across the head with heavy screwdriver.
DeCauts skull was fractured ard he
died next morning. Ashley is Gnder ar
rest.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

NEW YoRK, July e0-The market opened
moderately active aud appreciabiy stronger
ON more rcassuring news from London.
Cables quote London private bankers as say
lug that the market for Americans Is
troubled Europe this morning bought ST.
Paul. AtchiSon Incomes, Louisville aud
Atchison stock Bonds were higher. led by
the Atchlsons. Exchange. asa l-s9ls5.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25
Cant. WiIlettsDend.

PoSTIAc, July 2o-Capt William VIII
let's died of cancer OF the stomach
Friday morning. Capt Wil.etts was
well known ia the state In connection
with his fast horses, and was enthusiastic
in his love OF speedy equines. He was a
captain in the rebellion and worth consider
able property. He leaves two sons and
one daughter and was about s. years old
AT the time Of his death he owned 30
horses. among them Ketch. 2.lS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 2)-IIcavy receipts caused
decline I'm wheat Corn weakened while
oats aud provisions were more active. The
range wngAr-July. 81 3-41s6Acs Septom-
Der. s3AQsJ T-sc; December s63-s1s6s.c
CoHs-July, E405sc: August f4L sSiSc;
September. biswt2ac. Osrs-July. - LEO
J1c; september. 26s026 5-sc PoRK-July.
sli.O51l 1905; September ,I1.25ftil.eO; Octo-
ber Ell - LARp-July. t6tO 6s2S Septem-
Der. tG.7 12 1856 October. t062 -, Rus
July. ,G52 Elsft6 %; september 1910 LGTS
October t0N1
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25
wATTERsoN ON HILL.
The Kentucky Editor Denies tina
Isc Made Certain Accusations

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 20.-iienry
Wattcyson has another editorial In the
Courier-J ournal this morning bearing
ON Gov. Hill. The article is called
forth by the statement that he accused
Hill of double dealing In the campaign
OF 1883. He denies that he made such
a charge. and specifically acquits him
of the offensc. but reiteratcs his belief
that Hill is impossible as u democratic
nominee in 1892.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25
New York.

NEw YoRK. July -wnEAT-Opcned
Irregular nearby options being strong while
late months we're steadyl shipments.
July % SIDE, do August % i-2c. do sep
tcmbcr nj 3-tc.
COHS-Opened weak nc 5-sc decline and at
noon was dull at the opening figures. ship
ments u, J53 bu. No mixed, zoe cash August.
90 %; september, On i-sc.
OATS Shipments a5 bu, No MIXED i9a
cash September n 3-ic.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25
CLIFFORD PARDoNED.
Gov. Peck Grants n Prayer Denied
by ISIS Two Predecessors.

MADISON, Wis, July 2O.-Gov. Peck
to-day pardoned Hartley Clifford, serv-
ing life sentence in Waupun for the
murder of Capt. Pugh, of Racine. The
case has attracted widespread atten-
ton, as applications for pardon have
been made 10 Gov Rusk, Gov. Hoard
and Gov. Peck.
Clifford is about IS years old and has
served ten years of his sentence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

TACOMA, Wash, July 1.-THE Scho-
field party returned TO the Tacoma
hotel this morning from their down
sound trip" Gen. Schofield is not at
all well and is confined to his room.
Mrs Schofield remained bv the Gen
erals bedside all day. The party will
remain here until the General Is better.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

a most singular relic was exhibited
al a meeting at Calcutta OF the Asiatic
society Of Bengal. consisting OF n piece
" cable. the rubber covering OF which
had boon pie-ced by blade OF prass.
rhe piercing was so complete and tho
contact with tho copper core so per-
ect that the efficiency Of tho cable was
destroyed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

CHICAGO, July l7.-Whilc IN n state
OF dependency, Mrs. Sarah Blood, the
wife of railroad man, took rat poison.
She was found unconscious ut her
home some time later and DIR. o. II.
Bennett was called Co attend her. He
succeeded in reviving the woman. but
she was so weak that a relapse set in
and she died soon after.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

CHICAGO July al Receipts OF cattle. 49,
0oo. Of which AOu0 we're Texans demand act
I've With prices steady all along the line
Receipts or hogs, xAtpos active, 10 ~
higher. rough and common, 1850 90 BIS:
mixed and packers, a. 20 60 t3.t6. prime
heavy and butchers weights thcO to 1870.
e0Oo. aud about Everything sold at steady
prices.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

CERRo GoRDo. July 81 -Isaac Allen
was stabbed three times by n fellow
farm laborer named Frank Mullen, with
whom he had had some trouble. The
feud was OF long standing. Officers are
after Mullen. but he has left the coun.
try
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25
Killed by the Cars.

IsnrEMN0. July 20.--John w. Lang
aged as years, well known resident. was
caught between two ore cars Friday and
instantly killed. He leaves a family
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-07-25

LONDON. July 20 Money. IL per cent.
Rate % discount In the open market "a per
cent Bar silver. s5A.
The morning call., 1891-02-01

SlOo0o-A fine S-roOm house on O'Farren ST.
near Octayia; rented at $40.
S6500.Scott St, near Post; rooms and bath;
SSOOO-Pacihc St. near Fillmore; 6 rooms and
bath: 25xl37:6
S75OO-ValiejO St. near oetayia; S rooms and
bath: marine view 27xl25.
S95OO-Yerba Buena, nr. Sacramento; nice house;
right downtown.
$7oOO-Haight ST.. near Scott: rooms bath etc :.
lot 25x1O0: cheap.
The morning call., 1891-02-01

0QoS0 CHEAP BUILDING LOT. OAK ST..
tTO')cO. bet. Pierce and Scott; 25xlS7:6; the
Omnibus system of cable lines passes the door;
street paved with bitumiuous rock; accepted by
the civ; must be sold to close account. Apply
oFARRELL LANG, IL Montgomery. II If Suwe
The morning call., 1891-02-01


S40O 25xl4o; BEACON ST, NEAR HARRY.
ViOO. S5O0-wool St, near CORTLAND ave-: on
sI2OO-4O1eo; Virginia ave.; only 200 feet from
Mission ST. level aud ready TO build
$l350-l50xl0o; cor. Excelsior Homestead near
sl5ooe26 ;sxll4; Clipper, Noe; street work
done; fine lot for fats
$2400-25xl1O: sunny side Golden Gate ave., near
Lott St; street work done.
and sth; neat 2-story house; rooms; street ac-
eesssa OaEFas 49, sunny side broadway near
$325O-25x75; San Jose ave. near Duncan neat
pair OF Hats; nearly new; rents $50; street work
s25oo-soxll4; 27th ST.. mr.. Noe; making large
s450O-S0xl0o; 18th St, near Howard; 2-story
building: can easily be changed into flats: street
s4650-25xso Church ST.. near clipper; nearly
new 2-story 6ow-wlndow house rooms and bath.
$o25o.S2ls xll0; fine business corner on 18th
s7ooo-2oxl22:6: shotwell St. mr.. 18th; nearly
new par OF french mats, and rooms aud bath ::
al modern improvements and convenienees rents
sSO0o-30xlO0: Russ st. near Howard; front and
rents s6S; street accepted.
$4,000, may be ess-37 6x70; fine business cor
ner on Hayes ST.. improvements nominal: must be
sold: ask us about tins.
q SSstov1Z9hloo; larkin ST. near Washington; nice
$72; very low.
S9500-32x52: corner on Powell ST.; buildings
and stories; rent $50; both cts accepted.
$lo,000-l24 feet front by 100 and lO5 feet deep;
].
MIDDLETON & SHARON established ls4s). Real
street. fel SuTui h sc
"a ILsoN a CARR, REAL ESTATE. HOUSE AND
" insurance Brokers. IS Post st.
$55,OoO-A prominent corner on Larkin st. stores
and houses; fine Investment.
$550O0-Stockton ST., near Market; stores and 30
rooms, above; lot ~ 6xS2; rents 1925.
sls.ooo-5u-yara, cor. Washington aud Lyon SITS. |;
nne marine view; the finest corner of them ALL
,$lo,oou-fine improved corner; 10th ST.,
valencia; 35xlO0; worth $4,000; must be sold
within a few days.
$s0O0-Elegant residence on Green st. near La
guna; 10 rooms bath, laundry, cellar; cement
walks; fine marine view
SiS,ouo.That fine corner, Devisadero and Fulton
stS; 1dzXSu: on principal driveway to park.
$ll ,0O0-The 50-yara cor Clay and Maple sts In
can't be beat.
$l1,OoO-S7 :6y20O; Fell ST. near Devisadero; 9
houses; og rental: street work complete.
81, :Sxl27:S; on jackson St. near Cen
anu graung; fine marine view.
Slo ooo-Cor. Hayes and Baker sts.; 100xl 90;
street work done Baker so feet wide. cabIecars
pass the door; the finest corner yet offered.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT flats on Golden Gate ave-, near
hImore ST and rooms; frescoed well rented.
NCVO. walked and severed $40 monthly
SsI0-Lot 4Oxl00; So cash. So monthly.
S11aoo.Lot 25xloO: sdewalked; 50 monthly.
SllVV0oILot 50x125: on principal avenue.
S999-Lot loOxlO0 commanding views.
Slao-Lot 25xl02; So cash. IS monthly.
S3oo-Lot lO0x1OO with creek; $40 monthly.
SIo-Lot 25x1O; cheap anu steep; 81 monthly.
MT. CAlDN ELI. Is not in my employ and has
horiRnt, under loan of GEO. X. BAILEY'S name or
otneTwlse' To show or sell any OF my lands
. oner only what own; 1000 other lots all kinds.
SEM Tor maps. CHAS. A. BAILEY, owner. 20
Montgomery 81. jas II
The morning call., 1891-02-01

1S0 A PICKUP: MUST BE SOLD: cor
q -ICV. tage Of rooms and lot 3OxlOl IS; cor
2sJh aud Noe: street work done on both streets G.
d. JMBsEN q Co., II Montgomery St
The morning call., 1891-02-01

$500 2SEw r BA9,w ,,S FLATS OF
foundations; lot 25xIO0: rents SIS; $1,000 can re-
main al per cent line OF Oak-st. cable-road mr.
4ieSce; sunny side Of street. q. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
The morning call., 1891-02-01

& 100 EACH; > NICE LEVEL LOTS on
= IL ~ 18th ST, near Diamond: each 26:SxllA 4.
Co, Il entgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-02-01

ciassifes Advertisements Contss=sd on oas
Sixth Page.
The morning call., 1891-02-01

O. S1S0 CLAY ST, NEAR SCOTT; 2 FLATS
IO-OO of and rooms and bath each: all
modern improvements: also house of rooms;
total income S61 per month: lot 25xl27 :SI4. Apply
10 O'FARRELL LANG, IL Montgomery
The morning call., 1891-02-01

G6SO0 2NEw BAY-WINDow FLATS OF 6
lCOOO. and rooms and bath each; sunny
sue OF street; on ga St. near Harrison: brick
foundations; rents S52 SO: lot y5NlOO a n
LMBSEN N CO IL Mnntrnn, = - -
The morning call., 1891-02-01

SIOOU 27:6Til0; on coiinrwood s. 81 ne mean n
Is,h' street work done. G. II. UMBSEN & co, II
The morning call., 1891-02-01

Y 1HQ1 2NICE NEW BAY-wINDOw FLATS
SCOCO. OF rooms and bath each; high base
mtht; orlck foundations; rents $4l per month: lot
-sAoJ; on Moss st, near 9Th and Howard. g. b.
UMBSEN & CO, Il Montgomery 81
The morning call., 1891-02-01

$4,000 Sc, 10Th AND NOE; Lot 57IIO5:
lIASEN & co. "a MontgomerT 81 ~ -
The morning call., 1891-02-01
HOMES
s425O-New cottage: 8 roor

S4250-New cottage; rooms and bath, etc. ID
ave-, near Point Lobos; 25xl2O.
S22O0-Parker ave-, mr. Geary ST.; new COTTAGE
lot 25X125.
S50OO-o' Farrell St. mr. Scott; rooms: sOx75.
S3OOO-COsy new cottage; rooms, bath, etc:
Douglass St., near l7th; COX O3; only a step from
CaStro-St. cable.
.Sl250-Cottage; rooms; stable; State ST., near
Castro and cable line.
s8l5O-In Paramount Tract; nice cottage:
rooms.