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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
A Sensible Kansas Farmer.

A Kansas farmer, where the times
are as hard as they are anywhere in
the United States writes as follows to
his local paper at Garnet. The local
illusions will of course be understood
at the popular stores at the town:
"What is the matter with the times
anyway? A farmer loads up fifty
bushels of wheat on a wagon and
starts to Garnet, his son follows with
a load of corn, while the hired man
follows with load OF hay. He gets
from 90 cents to 81 per bushel for his
wheat, go cents per bushelfor his corn,
and SO for his hay. He takes the
check he gets for his grain and hay
to the bank and asks for and gets gold
coin. He puts it down in his jeans,
goes down to George and Joe's and
buys eighteen pounds of granulated
sugar for 81. He buys muslin for five
cents yard, calico the same. He
goes to the hardware store and buys
barbed wire for 8 and 3b cents per
pound, and other things in proportion,
including tin cups. He goes to Wag-
staff's and buys suit of clothes, all
wool, for SO, good enough for the
president of the township alliance to
wear. There never has been a time
from the foundation of thegovernment
to the present, when bushel of wheat
or corn would buy as much as it will
to-day, and yet some people will get
up at night and burn their shirt to
make a light to damn the Republican
party.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
WATTERsON SUGGESTS.
Senator Carlisle Put at the Head Of a Presi-
Dental Ticket.

Henry Watterson in the Courier
journal says: "The Democratic party
is not so poorly off for presidential
timber next year as some people affect
to think. The affirmative and ire
sistible issue, the reform of the revenue
system and the reduction of the war
tariff to a peace footing, we have to
stand on, and likewise the negative
but equally irresistible issue in the ex-
cesses of the last Republican congress
and in the interior plans and pur-
poses of the Republican party. But
the ticket, what about ticket?
After suggesting several tickets with
Cleveland at the head, Mr.. Watterson
suggests ticket with John q. Carlisle
at the head, and associates with him
either Flower, of New York, Albeit,
OF New Jersey, or Waller, of Connecti-
cut. Then the editor says: ''It is
true that Mr.. Carlisle lives at the
south end OF the Cincinnati and Gov
ington bridge, but he is no sense a
rebel brigadier. He is known from
one end OF the land to the other as a
conservative statesman OF transcend
ant abilities. Calm, enlightened, and
upright, and singularly just in all his
mental forces. Nobody can doubt
that he would make good president,
and give the country a safe, sound,
and enlightened administration
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
CHARACTERIZATION.
The Most Wonderful Deed Known to oui
Naval Annals

In view of the recent use OF the tor
pedo down in Chill, the July Cosmo.
politan brings up the Albemarle epi.
sode:
Torpedo warfare was in its infancy
when William Barker Cushing blew up
the Albemarle. Admiral Farragut
once said to Gen. James Grant Wilson
that he deemed the destruction of the
Albemarle the most dauntless naval
deed ever performed by any young Of
| fcer OF the American navy. This
powerful vessel had successfully en-
countered a strong fleet OF Federal
gunboats and fought them for several
hours without sustaining material
damage. There was nothing in the
Northern squadron able to scope with
her. Gushing, says General Wilson in
the Cosmopolitan, volunteered to de-
stroy the Alhemarle, and, with steam
launch and a small crew, he assembled
the Roanoke river, towing an armed
cutter. This was on the night of Oc-
tober 9th, 1864.
The river was lined with pickets to
guard against such an attack as this,
but the lieutenant's luck did not de-
sert him, and he was within 1OOyards
of the iron-clad ram before he was dis
covered. Casting off the cutter, he Or
dered her crew to attack picket post
near by, while, with a full head of
steam he drove the launch straight at
thsa x-nSSal t.,haSa bal 70
quarters and at once opened fire. Cush-
ing replying effectively with his howit-
ger. A circle of heavy logs, doomed
well out from her sides with the very
purpose of preventing the action of
Jorpedoes, was discovered by the young
hero, but the boat was driven over
them, as they had become Shiny, and
by the time the launch received her
death wound from the enemy's guns,
Gushing had cody swung the torpedo
boom under the Albemarle's overhang
or bottom and exploded the charge.
Ordering his crew to look out for
themselves, he sprang into the river,
swan under water as far as possible
and in the darkness escaped alone,
reaching the opposite bank half a mile
below. As soon as he recovered his
strength he plunged into the dense
swamp and after many hours of weary
wandering and wading, came out upon
the shore OF a creek, where, with his
usual good luck, he found small
picket boat, and at IL o'clock the fol-
lowing night, almost dead from cold,
hunger and fatigue, Gushing was car
ried on board the Valley City, a United
States gun boat. AS soon as it was
known that he had returned, after de-
stroying the Albemarle, rockets were
rejoicingly thrown up by every men,
Der of the fleet.
OF the gallant fellows VINO volun-
teered to risk their lives with the fear
less Gushing but one escaped, all the
others being either drowned, killed or
captured. To his brother officer he
remarked, as he was setting out to de-
stroy the ironclad: Another stripe,
or a coffin.' Five times he was offici-
ally complimented by the secretary OF
the navy, and for the affair of the AL
bemarle he received the thanks of con-
gress.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
Retire Sherman.

John Russell Young in New York Re-
corder: When many whom the party
now delights to honor were straying
off in independent and other move
ments, more or less inglorious, the flag
OF Sherman was ever where the battle
ragged. 1t was in his blood-the blood
OF his kinsmen, who directed the coun-
ellis of the revolution, of the mighty
soldier who defended the flag in the
field while he was defending it in the
senate. "Retire Sherman" "Put
Sherman on the shelf" "Turn Sher-
man down as a back number," Not
with the light now breaking over Re
publican skies! AS we'll talk of CASH
fering old Tecumseh himself when he
came swinging into Savannah on his
march to the sea.
Retire Sherman, No, not to-day
nor tomorrow nor the next day.
Far fall the day. indeed, say Demo-
Gratis as well as Republicans, when the
muster roll is called and no answer to
his name.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
COMING IN 1892.
The National Teachers Association Have
Chosen Helena.
As Next Place of Holding Its Convention.

Especial Dispatch to The Journal
TORONTO, Ont, July 16.-At today's
session of the National Teachers Asso-
citation the principal business trans
acted was that of selecting a meeting
place for 1892. When the time came
for voting on the subject, the commit
tees on invitation from the different
cities in the country worked hard to
secure the convention for their respec-
tive towns. However, the Helena del
cation proved successful, for when the
ballot was counted it was discovered
that the Queen City of the Rockies
had been chosen. The principal con-
testants were Helena, Saratoga, n. ",
and Seattle, Wash. The vote stood
as follows: Helena 23, Saratoga Is,
Seattle 2. The beautiful souvenir in
vitation presented by the Helena COM
mittee captivated the members at
first sight.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
THE JUDITH LAND DISTRICT.
Enlarged by the Addition of s,s4s Square
Miles.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The presi-
dent has issued an order enlarging the
Judith Land district, in Montana, by
an addition of 3,34S square miles
thereto; 2,sOS square miles are taken
from the Yellowstone district, situated
Immediately east OF the Judith dis
trict, and the remainder from the Hell
ena land district, west of the Judith
district.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
Montana Woods.

Justice, Bateman & Co.'S last wool
circular contains the following in refer
ence to Montana woods:
The Montana clip has been delayed
by wet weather, and so little has ar
rived that fair estimate OF the con-
dition of the clip cannot as yet be
formed. So far as received the staple
seems to be better grown than last
year and with less dust in it. The
prices for Montana woods are not yet
established. Manufacturers expect to
buy them about as far below last
years prices as the decline that has
taken place in Ohio Xxx, which is about
cents per pound; this about the ex-
tent of the decline in similar woods in
the outside markets OF the world.
If any Montana woods bring as much
in the grease as last year, it will be be-
cause OF their cleaner condition than
last year. If the improved condition
is as great as claimed, last years
prices in the grease may be had again
Ohio woods are the basis OF value for
all other grades of American wool and
choice Xxx selling at 32 cents in the
| fleece as against "a cents at this time
last year marks the extent of the de
cline. Manufacturers are ready to
buy Montana woods freely if they car
be had on the same basis. Choice, fint
mediums will probably sell at 21 cents
this year as against % cents last year
81, = lne es IL
probably not bring over 10 cents thi,
year. Heavy fine Montana such al
brought 10 to 20 cents last year will
probably sell at liz to Is cents thii
Manufacturers are already lookin,
around for Montana woods, and they
can be bought on parity with the
present prices for other similar woods
the outlet for them will be very large
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
They Stole Three Million.

Butte Inter Mountains: The convic-
ton of the Missouri state treasurer
a few days ago for stealing public
funds calls to mind other little eccen-
tricities of the same kind on the part
OF other democratic state treasurers,
and they may be interesting in view
of the fact that the Democratic SLAM
derers are just now vainly seeking to
besmirch the reputation OF a republi-
can cabinet officer. Here is the list,
and the most mendacious organ will
scarcely venture to deny its absolute
correctness:
Tennessee, 100000.
Alabama, 5000.
Kentucky, S247 900.
Louisiana, 1927, 900.
Mississippi, 1915, 900.
Maryland, 100000.
Missouri, $50, 900.
Arkansas, S96, 10000.
Delaware, S5O0,OOO.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
Like Richard the Third.

HoUsToN, Tex, July 12.-Mrs. Kate
Williams, a domestic, has given birth
to a boy baby which has a full set oI
teeth. Medical men are puzzled. The
new arrival is a perfect child, and as
lively as a newspaper reporter. Not
since the days OF Richard Iii. has such
a younester been heard of.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
Hina's Nuptials.

CHICAGO, June 17.-Nina Van Zandt
and /. Stefano Malatto were married
last night at theresidence OF the brides
parents, by Justice Lyon. Mrs Nal
alto it was who became the so-called
proxy" bride OF Anarchist August
Spies, in 1887.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
Just in His Line.

"Say, 'Rastus, what's this l hear
about your wantin' t. be nominated
for the legislature. What yer goin' t.
do ef ye git thar"
Cit pointed on one dem w'ite-
washin' c'mmittees. Puck.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
Hard Times Its Only Salvation.

The Democratic party continues to
be greatly depressed over the reports
of great wheat crop in Ohio.-Albany
Express.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
as follows:
Total
so 900 1O2 30

This shows that Montana is the
greatest mining state in the Union.
The profits to individuals and COM
panies, who do not report them, is
probably half as much more.-Mining
Review.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
OFFICIAL ROSTER.
state Directory.

state Directory.
Governor. Joseph h. Toole, Helena
Lieut. Guvernor....John +. Richards, Butte
Member of Congress, 4. ii. Carter. Helena
Secretary Louis Rotwitt, Helena
Treasurer .-.............h X. %. Hickman, Helena
Auditor................... +. 4. Kenney, Helena
AIRY General, -. ii enri J. Haskell, Glendive
chief Justice Supreme Court..........
Henry n. Blake, Helena
Associate Justices f. n. Harwood
Supreme Court w. II. Dewitt
Clerk Sup. Court, w. j. Kennedy, Helena
Superintendent Public Instruction.
........John Cannon, Helena
Federal Directory.
US. Marshal VIM. F. Fnray, Butte
Register u 5. Land Ofiice.........C. A. Burg
Receiver II. s. Land Otfice.......G. w. COOK
Surveyor General. II. Eaton
II = Aitorney......,........... ID. Weed
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
WooL-sroRINc FACILITIES.

Special View the Storing
Judith will
emostco CONVEX haul their WOO whether
desiring O sell or ship.
settlement
Ranhmen and will find the
ROCK PRICES. blacksmith shop Landing
sVORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-23
Six Months Dividends.

The dividends declared by the mining
companies of Montana for the past
six months OF the calendar year, are
q q follows.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
MI ADiooN u BURKE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
- established 1859. 401 and 4O3 Montgomery.
Dhemoels OF San Francisco Real Estate Exchange
IMPROVED PROPERTY

M ADi ,SS 4 BURKE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
NJ Sestabilshed 1889, 4O1 and 403 Montgomery.
Nnenoefs OF San Francisco Real Estate Exchange.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Sd ST., near Folsom-Large lot suitable for win
cry or lag iactory; 90 :sx275; viii be sold cheap
@ioOO0-MaSe an offer; Brsnnan ST., I'd;
buildings; rents $50; lot 50xs0.
Si2;ooO-Howard St, near Sth; large house; lot
$loooo-Pine St, near Stockton; fats; well rent
$2o000-Jones-st corner; 4 large houses; rents
Sl0,5oO-Paying 10 per cent; Francisco ST., near
s1l. oO0-Mission St. near 26th; Q stores and flats
above; rents SO; lot 50xl0O.
SlS,500-3d ST., near Folsom; rents 800; 3-Story
building; stores and fats; LOT 25xSO
$lS, oooIGeary,st residence; near Franklin; 10
fats: lot 25xl37 IS.
rooms and bath: lot 27:lxI37;6
S4lO0-Henry St; new Eastlake cottage; rooms
s4l5O-yalIeio St. near Hyde; houses: rents
S50OO-Union St. near HYDE; rooms: lot COX
$sOOO-Kents s3s go: Fulton ST., near Cough; a
fats.
S4sOO-only $500 cash required new Groom
house: McAll1ster ST., near Stanyau; lot 25x94.
S2700-Broadway, near Jones: fats: we'll
rented lot 2Sx6O.
S1oO0-Cottage; 8 rooms; corner Hyde and
Jackson sts-; lot 2SX6O.
UNIMPRoVED PROPERTY
2 blocks near 18th and Douglass direct line OF
Marketstreet extension; VIII be sold cheap; call at
si2,0OO-AIisson, near 29th; 45x2OO TO Tiffany
avenue.
s6OO0-ofer wanted: cor Harrison and 23d: COX
100.
S6500-Capp, near goth; 65x115.
$515O-Ashoury St. near Page; 50xl06:3.
S-j7OO-California, cor. Walnut: AZ :6x6S:7.
Sa15O-Cor. San chez and Elizabeth; 64xi0l %.
$5OOO-Leavenwurth cor. Fiibert; 50NS7:6.
Si5Ol-Devisadero, near Hayes: 24:SNll2:6.
SiOO0-z4th, Ne cor. Wick burg; 5OXll
SS3OO-Broderick. near Grove; 25Xl0O
S275u-Fulton, near Broderick: 25xl37:6.
S23OO-Sanchez, cor. 9th; 30IS0.
S2250-Hanpshire, near 10th: 50Xl0O.
Sl2OO-COr and 18th ave; 63 1886.
Sl6OU-25th ave-, near Point Lobos: T0Nl20.
Sl20O-hansas. near Humboldt; 35Xl00.
SlOOO-Cheap lot; nth ave- near Point Iobos
25Xl20.
SS75-Cor. Yuba and Iowa; 5Uxl00.
S7OO-Chenery. near Roanoke 25Nl00.
MADISON Il BURKE, 4Ul and 405 Montgomery
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
L'ASTON. ELDRIDGE * CO.,
II Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
63S Market

EASTON. ELDRIDGE 4 co,
II Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
63S Market ST.
$4,000 substantially built hut fats Of 8. 5.
8 and rooms. baths, etc, on 18th ST., of Market;
good surroundings and always rented; lot 4Ux1lb;
this is good, safe Investment
$34u0-Hyde ST., mr.. Union; comfortable 2story
house of 6rooms and bath; lot 22x70.
ss6uo-Treat ave.. Gath; rooms BATH ETC.;
lot 23x112;6.
OF rooms and bath: lot 25xll4; very cosy place;
convenient to cable line.
$2o00-Castro ST., Henry; house of rooms;
lot 25xS0; cheap.
ss5oom2oth St: mr., Valencia; good 2-story house
s36Oo-Hayes St, nr. Devisadero; cottage of
rooms, brick foundation. ETC.; with but small out
lay house can be converted into flats and made TO
pay well; lot 25x70.
sa:oo1If you want a cosy place. look at this
beautiful cottage of rooms and bath in No l
condition. situated Baker ST. close to Pine; two
cable lines; fine neighborhood; lot 25xl06:3.
$l9o0-Chestnut St. uear Fillmore; cottage of
rooms ana lot ~ :6xl2O, running through to rear
street.
$65oo-Bush ST.. Baker; fats of and
rooms and bath EACH rents $50; lot 25xl376.
s23. 0oO-Broderick St. NV cor Waller: new
modern residences of s. Z and rooms. baths. etc.
an a an modern impIovements lot SOx 100; this IS
splendid investment. very choice location and al
ways well rented.
S36,000-Hayes st. corner In the business center;
fair improvements renting for $751; per month;
could be further improved and may to pay big;
frontage on Hayes ST. OF so feet; get particulars
BUILDING LOTS
$4l00-Reduced: Page ST., bet. Buchanan aud
Webster; 251 100.
S36OU-Webster Sc, near Haight; 25xl00.
S3oOO-Page ST.. near Frederick; 25xl37:6.
saooe-oak ST. near Fillmore; 25xl0o:
S35U0-Fell St. near Webster; 81 :61lS7 IS.
S275O-fell ST. near Lott: 25XlO0.
S25UO-Haker ST., near Pine; 25XS7 :6.
Sl6O0-wiard St, bet. Golden Gate ave. and
| TURK; street work done: 25xl20; cheap.
$2O00-McAIiister ST., near Lott; 25xl3T IS.
S6000-Pase St, Sc cor. Clayton 81 :6xl12 IS;
decided bargain.
| We have long and choice list of lots on Ashbury
| Heights and In vicinity OF the PARK.
We have the most extensive list OF Preside
| Heights lots.
RICHMOND LOTS.
ssOo-ThIs is a cheap one; 9Th ave-, bet. and b
| 25xl2U.
S26OO-CIement St, Sw. cor of I'd ave 81 TX 100
| $lO5O-9th ave-, bet. Point LobOS and Clement;
| 25xl2O.
| SS5O-12th ave. bet California and Lake: 25xl20
| $235O-Lake ST.. cor. of I'D ave-; 65El00.
| Slo5o-ThiS lot is already to build on; street
severed etc; Cook st. just off Point Lobos ave..
| 2bxl2U.
| $S5O-l5th ave. near Point Lobos; 25x12O
| S6OO-l7th ave, near California; 25xl20.
$Z350-l9th ave-, bet. California and Clement
7SXl2O.
| $l6OO-A bargain 30th cor. of Il; 6Oxl7l 81
S235O-23d ave, bet and sts., l25xl 20.
SlO0O-B ST., bet. 18th and 14th ayes; as OK
| 127:S.
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y "A. q CD.,
L REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS,
$50 Market St, opposite Palace Hotel:
Branch offce, Seventh ave. and ST., opposite Olym
pic Club grounds.
q Q0O BUSINESS CORNER 29x65 BET. nth
epCOO. and 18th sts near Douglass; street work
all completed: splendid place for grocery and bar
T. A. DULAN q CO., $50 Market ST.
GlO ONLY $40 PER MONTH: NO TAXES;
I'D ~. think of it: positively the cream OF south
OF the park lots have purchased during the past
week several fine blocks fronting directly on Mar
ket-street extension and the grand boulevard: all
fenced and trees planted; we buy for cash and in
large quantities, consequently enabIed to
sell at from 70 10 so cent cheaper than any other
hrm in the city; motto is quick sales and small
ers during the past few than any other ents;
prices or lots from $l75 $3.50 per lot; title
absolutely perfect insured by the California Title
insurance Co.. free Carriages snow property al
ways at our Office and at branch Office on Saturdays
and sundays; branch office. 7th ave, bet 1 and
stS mr.; Olympic Club grounds z. A. DoLAN d
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

O'FARRELL & LANG,
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Auctfoneers and House Brokers. Full charge taken
OF property. Members of the San Francisco Real
Estate Exchange IL Montgomery street.
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RANK DIVIDENDS HAVE BEEN DECLARED
~ averaging 41a per cent per annum; examine
the following list of investment properties yielding
at least times the interest of savings banks and
paying for themselves in 5. and years.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

NREAL ESTATE AGENTS AND HOUSE BROKERS
Members OF 5. f. Real Estate Exchange,
IL Montgomery st.
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S7250 kF1ST AND near Rk 6aOn HG IN oS
inentS; rents $l0OS per annum; house in 1rst-clas
condition and steadily rented.
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GSt00 18TH. NEAR MISSION; SUBSTAN
u 11OO. Utal 2-story house containing store anC
: rooms; and fiat Of rooms and fiat above; laun
dry; brick foundations, etc.
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$1,000 and Fdoms N ana fiat rooms
bath above; bay-wndows; brick foundations 10
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$500 n0TsP Il S,;5 FLATS OF AID
behon St, ear 10th and Market; rents $iS6 per
auuum
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-OO 18th. NEAR CASTRO; A COTTAGE
- OUt. of ) rooms and bath; lot 4OxlOO; mort
gage Of $1,000 can remain at per cent
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GS2S0 HOWARD, NEAR 25TH: FINF
- C-pO. bay-windOw fats OF 3 and rooms anC
bath each; laundry: brick foundations; ston,
walks; stone bnikhead; all modern imp roy ements
Iot 81 6S 10 TO rear street; stable OF lot
rents $3.50 per annum
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-,-0yo CORNER on SHOTwELL AND
- tZOU. 10Th: contains store and d rooms be-
low and nat OF rooms and bath above; rents 1896
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$200-Sl00 cash. balance $40 per month: near
line of electric road in Block 997; other agents
make special mention OF lots in this block at $3.50
$2500-South end Of Block 1852; fronting the
electric road and only = blocks from boulevard; 8
lots including corners; this is cheap.
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nO--O COR. GUERRERO AND ODD: LOT
- . OU. 6INll7:6 &c an alley; frontages;
i'-.e property for store and fats.
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Classified advertisements Continued on the
Sixth Page.
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For Complete list call at ONCE.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.. 63s Market st. 1t
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Ul L. ORR Il CO.'S
REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
1l2 Montgomery St, Occidental Hotel Block.
UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY.
S2O0-35th ave-, bet. q and K sts.; cash
S225-BerSshire St, 25XlOO.
S25O-22d ave. bet. NJ and " SITS.
S250-2Ith ave-: / block from electric road
S3OO-44th ave. nr. p st; terms easy
S35u-,J ST.. bet. 3oth and 3Ist ayes; cash.
S35O-45th ave, nr. q st: terms easy.
$375-Cor. 30th ave. and St: terms easy.
SsO0-3lst ave, mr.. Il St; cash.
$475-I St. nr. Attn terms easy.
$55U-Ilih ave, bet. NJ and n SITS. terms easy
$55U-l3th ave, bet NJ ana sts.: terms easy.
S55O-23d ave, mr.. ST.
SbO0-l0th ave. bet NJ and y SITS: terms easy.
SooO-C St, nr. 18th ave: $40 month.
$65U-lSth ave, N OF California st.
T650-A St, bet. 18th and 10th ayes: terms easy.
S15O-2Oth ave. mr.. California st; cash.
s9OO-h ST.. bet 18th ana 18th aves. terms easy.
S95O-Sth ave. mr.. X St; terms easy.
$l000-Cur. 2Oth and Stanyan SITS. terms easy.
$ll5O-Cor. Goth ave. and ST.: $50 month.
. Sl25O-I ST.. mr.. Sth ave; terms to SUIT
@130O-Faclng l7th aid CoThett road; 35x10i.
81 5O0-9 lots on San Bruno road aud Peterson.
S2I5O-Cor. Elizabeth aud Diamond sts.: 50x CO.
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

G99OO on INSTALLMENTS; NEAR CAS-
V0cOtO. tro-Street cars; only short distance
from Market street; new elegant bay-window cot
IaCe OF rooms and hath; laundry; brick founda-
tons; stone walks; iron fences; lot 25xl25.