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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-06
RUcKLEN.s ARNICA sALvE.

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letters, chapped hands, chill
blains. cOrns, and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. Eor Sale by
[. F Mallett. druggist.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-06

Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, H..
writes: from personal experience
I can recommend De Wits Sarsapar-
lila, cure for impure blood and gen
eral debility" Fisher & Co.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-06
First publication September 20, IS92.-3w.
Case number 2742.
Summons by Publication.

The State of Kansas: To Charles NJ Finch and
Mary L., Finch, his wife.
You are hereby notified that you have been sued
by Harry L. Stanley. plaintiff.
This Summons is TO require you to answer the
petition, lied July 81, 1882, by the said plaintiff
the clerk Office of the Phillips county district
court. in the STATE of Kansas, on or before No
true and judgment rendered against you for the
foreclosure OF certain mortgage. executed and
delivered 10y the said Charles NJ Finch and Mary
l.. Finch, March B. 1890, the following lands
and tenements, situated in said county OF Phil
lips, and described Us follows: The southeast
quarter OF section ten, 10. in township three, 3,
south, OF range eighteen, Is, west, to secure the
payment OF Tue sum OF $4,000, and recorded in
the record of mortgages in said county, III vol
ume %, at page 466, and the prayer of said petit
ton il for judgment for the sum of seventy dol
lars, with ~ per cent interest from September 3,
1891, ana that the defendants and each OF them.
and ali persons claiming under them, be forever
barred and fOFeclOsed Of all interest, right lien
and equity OF redemption in, to said lands
aud Ienements, and that said lands may be sold
according 10 law, without ppraisement,-sub-
Ject 10 the lien of certain mortgage executed
secure the pay ment OF the sum of $4,000 and re
corded IL volume - at page 464. in the record (
mortgages IL said counIy-and the proceeds
brought ITO court and applied TO the payment of
lst, the taxes due and payable on said premises
the claim OF the said plaintiff with the accruing
Interest thereon; and 4Ih, the claims Of the said
/ defendants as their interest may appear and for
such other and further relief in the premises as
may be just, lawful and equitable
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of said
/ court, 1T my ofhce ia the city OF Phil
! L. 81 hpsDurg, IN the said county of Phillips,
/ tnls III day OF September, 1892.
/ +. Z. JOHNSON, Clerk.
! OwzN 4, BAssETT, Atty for Pin.
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JOHN T.. stands LI' FOR BOSTON,
In Ills First Formal Address to the People
Ne says lie IT, Proud OF BEING Bean Fed.

BosToN. May 29-John L. Sullivan. nitired in
dress suit that fitted his form superbly. faced
an audience at tho Columbia tonight in the
rle Of public speaker He has made many
s!eaches in connection with his shows. but to-
night was the first time the champion faced an
audience with no other purpose in view than
to mako a speech He didn't start out tho we'll
known words. "Ithank you one and all for this
kind expression Of your esteem" That Is his
stock phrase when in ring costume. Tonight
no lad II cultured audience. the occasion being
n benefit for j. ". Harris OF the Columbia
Theatre star. Sullivan WAS billed to give q
recitation. Instead hs said:
LADIES ANp GENTLEMEN: My recitation to-
night will be little speech. and I'm going to
talk about Australia. You who are sitting
out there don't know what tho word
boston. means to 4 person who Is IN
out thore l met Joe Harris and
/ thought for an instant that was in Boston
ute. People sneer at benn-fed i'ostonians but
I'm glad of the fact that I'm II heanfed
Bo-tonan I'm glad that ! still retain some
hold on 10 tonans. Az evidence Of that fact
you ought t. see the crowds that go u the
Howard every night to SEQ mo play.
Boston has got n reputation to be proud of.
aud III going 10 do my best To- hold UP my ond
Of it. You can taln about foreign countries all
You want. I've been TO- Australia and tell
you Australia amt in It.
I'm. oratorlcal effort on tho part OF tho
champion Was cheored till the audience grew
tired.
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thing must be taken up before any great lapse
OF time We nre threatened with tho codiflca-
I.;,,

thing must be taken up before any great lapse
If tame nSa WE nrGas Of th w hk es 49,
| no other business has been. London is mapped
and the great public house is put II to n Dis
trict accordins to tho district ,capaeity; Every
a are chas as
| tho brewers. Who aie nbsolute masters ~ ti,SS
SITUATION. The saloon keeper goes up in rank
down If he goes below. The Tendency OF this this
ARRANGEMENT is 10 induce the keeper TO adul.
iii" whule tnndcncy Is to drive the drink trn c
forward With leaps and bounds. ~ ~" >'"'''
Z" am told on reliable authority that ono
rnrc .G If IL tcrrSle system The sao o
have come to stay. Should they be made rs
10 have only an upright bar is an unsntisfac.
tory ENHANCEMENT for it tends to drunk enness.
Threeioafths q tho h., men ,%. do not 5: intG s.:
tenement dens all the evening. Tho evil in its
present form viii exist until some ono takes
and make a reasonable profit out OF IT, Give
tho men room to sit down. to read and to con-
verse as!s dawn t,,s Sunday afternoon M, wall.
YOU any right to deny tho men YOU see thers
we can pass tho timn Many people want theIr
drink on sunday. They must and should have
at ss Wnso OF a. tatSn Ca
rem whsn hs pad that IT, Ky homg IN bis II
tie finger he could close all tho saloons la
would not do &c, You should not try to ignore
tn" needs Of human nature. - "'''
" The New Highlander is "A persistcnt force.
but tho New Englandar when he unlortrk es
to make IN excise law for Now York. is out Of
ii is an Irish Unfo,tunatrlysa Jevisi
city. n German city. and we arc wnrnod Tint it
may become an italian city, Wcnrn not n eli y
Of one pnrty. You cannot convince nm Eng
lishman that it is wrong to have beer on Sui
day. That's why am not convinced perhaps.
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UNLUCKY AND LUCKY MR.. G8oG1y
Fell and Broke His Ribs. hut Vn. Not
Hurt When the Patrol Wagon Upset.

William Grogan. q halter at 1903 Bleecker
street. attended a lawn party at the residence
Of James Talcott Mt Inwood on Saturday night
1t was nearly midnight when the party broke
up and Grogan volunteered to take down n
string Of Chinese lanterns which hun: from
the roof Of tho piazza. He fell from tho lad
der he had climbed on and fractured two ribs
police station. while the nearest ambulance is
At Fordham Hospital. So the police sent out
injured man. and telegraphcd for an Ambulance
to convey him from the station to tho hospital
Nearing lnwood the team attacked to the p,l-
troll wagon took fright and dashed of down
one Of tho rockiest ronds in thu district.
Policemen Francis Hughes, and james Nor
short run by ursettinG the wagon. Hughes
and Morrison We're thrown out. md Hushcs's
head and faco were badly cut. MorrsOn's left
leg was spraincd. and he was bruised about tho
body. Grognn escaped unhurt. All three mon
were taken to Fordhum Hospital.
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NOT DOD FLOYD AFTER ALI.
The Florida Posse Has Boon Running
Down the Wrong Man.

| JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May 29.-The man who
| has been leading Superintendent Meyers of the
Southern Express Company n hot chase
through Putnam. Columbia. and Hamilton
counties. and who was reported last night
wounded in Il swamp near Jennings and sur
rounded by posse Of fifty armed men.
Is not Bob Floyd. the fourth and last of
the Monroe Junction robbers and murderers.
Bob turned up at midnight last night in the
! house OF farmer named Benaleld in Jones'
willie. twenty-five miles from Gainesville. In
Alachira county. He was recognized at Jones'
willie on Friday. and word was sent to Gaines
willie on Saturday ut noon for posse to come
and arrest him.
He had STOPPED at house and got some
thing to eat and then inquired the way to BEN
aiclds. Mr. Benafleld met the posse on Sat
urday while they were coming into Jones.
lis e"pture lloyd had given ma letter. a5 Is Bena
Ihe ros s rStainc dI WITH BenSsd and at
sna tSyd w@E and
anee w%s aser;s Ths was e" bout bout 'ii:S
handed ont tho pistol. and held up his hands
rs 81 ordered When nenE reMtfhGd and after,
slight .hoyish. looking man Nv with ,'' Il smooth
face. lie told his story frankly. aud impressed
all VINO h,aru II As being smart country lad.
led BY evil companions into trouble. He said:
cfthome two years ago for Florida. and have
been pac king oranges in Tampa. | was about
to leave for another Job in Aianatee when met
King. / knew him well at home. Ho urged
me to stay. and said that we had good show
t" mako a hi. haul. He would tell
mo moro in II day or two. Then the
robbery was planned. We all reached Monroe
williams. now Isad tagged the train; Hing
King threatened to XIII him. After the train
had stopped he told the engineer and fireman
10, como back to tho second coach. We
followed behind them. nWe had got
half way when lInyman Iumred from the car
steps. saving hat he had shot two men and
Fitch hnd.run away. and TINT We had better 60.
Me followed tho "rnnso EH't road to My
down tho river TO tho St. Johns. and
Lake George renching TIL ro on Saturday. and
clm'cd. Wo sailed all day on sunday At
ii=ht "" camprd again. this time at store.
On Tuesday morning We started down the
tt aWo ,Wh%n they were Killed at Bul.
tho two guards, but .Hayman said we had bet
ter walk on boldly. was in advance. halted
and held up my bands when told to. butwhen
the firing began behind me ran. I kept this
NJ AS fnr rs i!nmpton. got there on Thurs
day G'ght. and saw some men on tho train.
thought they wern after me and cut across
u" coun'ry. On Friday went through the
krlt the railroad in sight. ! saw no dogs and
spoke t. no one but a negro to inquire the
way ! rode with no one. This Is tho first
umc that Was ever in any scraDc.'
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The Weather.

Tho storm that was west Of tho Mississippi has been
held IN check By the hiSh pressure area
Atlantic States. Only light showers reached - far
east as TenHsylvahh AMI northern Ohio ycNtr-lay.
WIN lie" sprinR!es on the coast IL thfcairnc!
IN this neighborhood in the aitcrlo m ana the wind
hlewup brisk from the southeast. 1t was warmer III
all the eastern States and there shoId be st
IN temperature IN the Atlantic states to-day.
The day was fair in this city. highest Official TEN,
peratnre 7l': lowest b+a; average humidity. rs per
cent? wind southeast II IN lies an hour.
The thermometer at Perry's pharmacy in THE suN
bullnx recorded the temperature Yesterday fo0ws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
A Mixed Ale TRAGEDY.

There was mixed ale party In the rooms o.
John and Mary Weir. on tho second floor, front,
of 4.O West Sixteenth street, last evening.
Mary sat on tho window sill and hung her fe et
oynr. pulling the window down on herself for
snf,ty Tho loungers outside gathered and
admired Mary feet
Ip,irnsrntly there was yell. and tho sound OF
era shing glass. The crowd politely sepa rated
t. give Mary an opportunity of choosing a spot
Ia Ilud on. She landed in tho middle OF the
sidewalk and yelled for the police.
When Onicer Martin, arrived Mary informed
him that she was dead. and that her husband
Ind kiIicd her. In the mean time he had dis.
AZ reared. She said he had pushed her out ~
III. window. Cuts on her arms were her only
,"In was arrested. Jio said that Mary fell
out Of the window.
The Empire Site - s sssn n tns .SrS
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WES7TALL Nv 4 NEW ROLE.
He Was Candidate for Governor Inst Fall
and Is Now Accused Of Larceny.

and Is Now Accused ~ Larceny.
SIOUX City. Iowa. May co.-Warrants Of ar
rest for grand larceny were served vest rday
on A. ]. Westfall OF Sargent Bluffs and seven
other farmers. Westfnll was tie Peoples pnrty
candidate for Governor of Iowa last fall. When
vast amounts Of Sioux City, movable property
week by the flood. WcStfull. it is alleged, busted
himself appropriatng tho same. aud secured
largo amounts OF cedar blocks. lumber sma |
buildings. and u lot Of 1.-Two hogs in Il stock
Yards pen which won't down the stream. 1t is
alleged that lie ATTEMPTED to sell some Of this
property Its value Is several hundred dollars.
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Found = Mans BODY In the River,

At 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Fred Nell
son. Waterman on Pier 20. East River. found
the body OF a man floating under the pirr. In
the mans pockets was St.77. but nothing by
WiI,'h to to Identity him. The body was drcssni
IN dark coat and vest. dark striped trousers.
4oy:nrs ola; about 1--WE feet nine. and bad u
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\ Nitrate King In Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE May 29.-lIerman G. Schmidt
one OF The nitrate kings OF Chill. who is rc-
putea 70 be worth S25.o00.0O0. arrived here
YESTERDAY and intends to make Milwaukee his
home no selects this city because II is tho
hatNe Town OF his wife. who was before her
marriage Miss Nunamacher Some time ago
ne disposed Of an interest In his nitrate mines
70 -, AZ anEiish SYNDICATE for $4,000 0OO but he
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nr rurl.hursi's Two Gospel Serm Ms

The Rev. Dr. Charles II. Parkhurst preached
In his pulpit in the Madison Square Prosbyte-
rian Church yesterday morning his two last
sermons before setting out for Europe, where
he annually spends ur months, Iie preached
only Gospel sorilbnS,' with nothing in them
H. excite laughter or scandal. lie will eai on
"Wednesday.
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lao Fulton. 20 Ann St Open on Decoration Day. II
you are down You viii md there choice Emu.
and the celebrated winss Of the caves. u. Aopauia
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The Empire State Express-fasest train In the world
now lesves New York II $3.50 A Y. instead Of v
n L-Ad~
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Very Appropriately, the Outside Wall 81
the Convention Hall IL Piastered with
Fiacnrds of Another show, Representing
JnsSiers, Contor,ioniSts. and SWORD
swa!iovcrs, some Sinnding ON Their
Heads mud Othcrr Kicking Their Heels
In the Air-i Possibility that tho whole
Thing Mny End in Fiszle-Many Dele.
gates Opposed 10 Sending = Contesting
Delegation 20 ChIcago-Politicai Records
OF Sonio OF tho Men Chosen to Attend
This Convention and tho Peculiar Meth.
DDS by Which They Were Selected.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

Sl60O-Lots 25xS0; Asabary Heights; good
view; lots graded and street Graded aad severed
SCION. side OF 18th st, near Church; lot IS by
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
CITY REAL ESTATE.

TOOST, MERTENS & CO.,
- REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS
326 Montgomery ST.,
safe Deposit Building M ain entrance
tMemoers . r. Real Estate Exchange and Publish
erS 80 f. Real Estate Guide')
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S55O0-Chureh St, bet. oath and 25th; house OF S
large rooms and bath; lot 64xloI:lU.
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UNIVERSITY PLACE OFFERS

UNIVERSITY PLACE OFFERS
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN A
BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR THE STANFORD
UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY PLACE Is BEAUTIFUL.
PIECE OF PROPERTY. DOTTED WITH LIVE
OAK TREES AND LING ON THE MAIN
COUNTY
ROAD. NEAR RAILROAD STATION.
UNIVERSITY PLACE IS ONLY FIFTEEN MIN
UTEs FROM
THE LELAND STANFORD ,JR. UNIVERSITY.
1T IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PROPERTY
NEAR THAT INSTITUTION.
THE ELECTRIC ROAD WILL PASS III.
1T COMMANDS A BEAUTIFUL VIEW
IT Is SPLENDID FRUIT LAND AND
Is SURROUNDED BY FINE ORCHARDS.
NOW IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AHIOME IN
THE COUNTRY NEAR SAN FRANCISCO AND
NEAR
STANFoRD'S. THIS is WHERE YOU WILL
FIND THE BEST CLIMATE. PUREsT WATER,
FINEST SURROUNDINGS
AND MOST DESIRABLE SPOT FOR HOME
WE SELL IN 2. ), AND 10 ACRE
TRACTS. CALL OR WRITE
FOR OUR NEW CUT AND CIRCULAR
CLARK & KNAPP OWNERS
IL MONTGOMERY ST, SAN FRANCISCO.
mr20 Su tt
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Q1000 RENTS S42: RINGOLD ST. NEAR
O1OOU. Ninth ST. and cable line; 3 flats Of s. 4
and rooms baths. etc. good improvements: lot
25x75; this investment speaks for itself
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

C70QO SCOTT ST, CLOSE TO HAIGHT:
DtOUO. fine 2-story bay-wiadow residence
containing rooms. bath. etc.. electric fittings
throughout; lot 24xl0D
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

$SSO0-SE. cor. Green and octavIa SITS: an ele-
CANT residence site, commanding excellent marine
view: lot IS :6xl37:6
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&7o0n REDUCED FROM 5000; JESSIE
u wv ST. near 6th double house: o rooms
ana bath in each part; good improvements re- Is
$50 DER month; large lot 30x75: fine investment:
orered at This big reduction in order TO effect an
immediate sale.
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g l.. MIDDLETON q CO.
Real Estate agents and Aucncneers,
Rents Collected ana Houses Rented
% Montgomery street

Rents Collected and Houses Rented.
% Montgomery street
sl25 cach-TwO lots In the City Land Association;
s35O-Lots in the University Mound survey; 25x
s259O-East side Lyon ST.. near HaIght: 24:6r
s4O0O-East side Franklin ST.: good location: 5Ox
sl5oO-East side Deylsadero St., near Fell: 25x
S70OO-East side Broderlck St, near Grove; sex
1926
$sO0o-Corner Washington and Powell; good i'm
provements
s7OOO-Minna. bet Sd and 4th; 22x7o: good i'm
provemenIs: always rented; brings $50 per month
$60O0-Natoma St. near New Montgomery ave
S50O0-Fuil block, south OF PARK. containing 80
$5250-Full block. south Of park on easy terms.
$fO1o-Ful block. south OF park, containing 40
S65OO-50xll4 feet on DIST ST. near Dolores:
fine location; make ns an offer
II you want TO invest to speculate In real e.
tate have property in all parts the city aud at
Tor full particulars inquire at ONCE OF s. F.
MIDDLETON CO, Real Estate Agents % Mont
gomery st.
mr20 suTuTh
MUST BE SOLD.
DEDUCED TO $4,000 WORTH $4,000. RAY
IL window residence. 1912 Webster ST. bet Pine
and Bush part cash; balance In monthly install.
GQO00 STOCKTON ST, NEAR BUSH; GOOD
tEOOOO. location for renting rooms OF doctors
Office; Improvements first class.
GoS00 500 FEET FRONT ON REINER ST.
spccVO. in the town OF Coma, close to the Flec-
TIC Railroad, stores. school and church; fenced
and planted in fruit and other trees, 8 years
growth; viii double in value soon as the Electric
road Is In operation good chance for spec ulatIon
S35 900. BUSINESS stFsst PROPERTY ON 9Th
I'd .OOO. Deyssdero; lot S5xl37 9, ana cot
tage OF rooms.
NJ. B. LEVY, s32 California st. near Montgom-
cry. 1t
I C. MARsHUTz.
IL. Real-Estate Agent
324j4 Montgomery street.
Si500-Good house q flats: mr. 5tb and Folsom.
rents steadily S45 monthiy lot 25x75; neat invest.
ment.
$5500-Fine business corner on LarKin ST az .gx
S7:6 old improveme nts: must be sold: ask for par
tculars.
s775O-50xs0; S. OF Market ST.; covered by GOOD
2story building In d fats: rents s7g. aud always
rented.
$9000-34 1896; broadway near Stockton. Q
stores and hats; this Is business property and is
growing.
L. c. MARSHUTZ.
mrZo SUR ~ 32iN Montgomery street.
Mo. 100. CITY-Lor 75xlo0: BET. 18TH AND
VIII sell on easy terms. $3.50 to $500 down bal.
ahce AT per cent to suit; price $1,000 H. M BEN
80 q W, oos hisrket ST mr20 II
G7S0 LOT ON 9th AVE, BET AND +
cheap. i70l Leavenworthst. mr2O 3Is
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S62.OUO-Stockton ST., bet. Post and Suffer: g.
story brick building; all occupied; paying S43O per
month: lot 3OxlOO, with 20XZ0: per cent net to
owner; capitalists should investigate this.
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G11S0 MISSION FLATS: ALABAMA ST.,
U11OO. near ODD; nearly new flats of 4 and s
26xIo0.
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Sp 1cOo bargain: EIgin Park of Market and
valencia sts neat 2-story house of rooms and
bath; lot 22x75: well rented; this desirable place is
centrally located and is of the best buys for the
money in the market
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$500. REL REDUCED; OWNER MEANS TO
pay window house, contains 10 rooms, patn,
laundry. etc: lot 25xlGO
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THE CARNALL-HOPKINs CO.,
MIRO SuTh 62i Market street.
/ W. COLEMAN, REAL ESTATE AGENT,
S7150-HaiCht St, near Baker; cosy home OF
rooms and bath; sun al gay; nice garden aud fine
view; part rash; size 25xl2O.
S37,oOO-Large corner on Kearry St; stores
and rooms above; only years ole; rents $500; no
S20.oVO-Jackson st, y. side, near Laguna; ele-
CANT marine view rents SOS; large lot; part cash;
adjoining fine improvements.
S6000-For this fine lot NV. cor. Dolores ana 26th
SITS all ready foI building: size 52xIOU.
Sl350-Lot ON y line of Jersey St. near Sanchez:
street work done; ready for building; 25x1l4.
IS 5oo12uth ST. bet Church and sanchez; nice
lot lovely view; fac place for home.
@315O-Cisra ST.. near Ritch; new 2-story house,
rooms; tenements; brick foundation, patent
closets. etc. room for another house
SSOU0-fIorlda ST., near 25th; nearly new cottage
house, rooms; bathroom; make an offer garden,
etc; part cash.
S275O-wAIIer St. near Masonic ave nice resi-
dcnee tot; 25Nl26; all ready tor building.
sso00-2 lovely lots on w. side of Lyon ST.. bet.
Hayes and Fell: street work done; fine place for
s1sOO-25th ave- bet. A and b: 1oOxl2o: a bar
gam mr20 Suwe
GO1S0 ls0xl25; NV. COR. CAPITOL AND
% ~. orzaba sts.: Railroad Homestead AS
s275-4 ;9x20O: lot 8. block II; City Land AS
ISOLATION.
$55O-lI5x2OO; . corners lots l and 5. block
County.
$s75-Block 81 Paul tract Homestead, cor. San
Bruno road and Savannah ST.
SS0OO-10Oxl2O, all improved; rents $50 per
month: NV. cor san Bruno road and Silliman ST.
University Homestead Assoc Iat on.
CHAS Z. FISHER, sos California st lts
G:lOO SOx1S4. IN BLOCK 2, ABBEY HOME
u 1OO. stead Association.
S2Oo-S0xlo0, lots and 5. block Ii. City Land
Association.
sl26-25xlO0. lot .. block 81 City Land Associa-
tIon.
sl25-25x10o, lot TO- block 81. City Land Assoca,
ton.
S225-3OXl25, NV. corner OF Capitol and Thrift
SITS, Railroad Homestead Association.
@275-25Xl so feet w side Capitol St, 100 feet N
OF Minerva Railroad Homestead Associate
CHAS. c. FISHER, sos California st Its
SbOU.OUU. Fulton SIS. CHAS. G. FISHER sos sos
California Sc. IT'S
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" HY PAY RENT?

For easy monthly payments equal TO rent. you
can purchase fine modern cottage or 2-story house
with ali the latest conyeniences.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
IMPROVED PROPERTY

S2l,0C0-NW. cor Oak and Steiner SITS: 2-story
house Of rooms and bath; lot lI0xs2 IS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

GI000 A SACRIFICE; SEE THIS PLACE;
" AOOO. FAR Oaks ST., near 25Jh: Mission warm
belt; very desirable modern 2-stOry bay-window
house OF Z REQ MS and bath; lot 2Oxl25: must be
seen 20 be apprecIsted do not fail to investigate
you VIII miss a bargain.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

We have property in all parts of the city upon
which we Will erect house your own plan for
the same.
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
For particulars apply to owner and builder l..
LANDER, Is Montgomery St mrlS If Su