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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

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rdtbis baIten, um allen 4nforberunsen
setpudien su iein, iolte tuirtIid aus
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tperben. Gin FOLDER tpiirbs bislIeidt Dor
sinem Wonat Elm obsr bic anbere gant
in momentane 8erIesenbeit seieBt baben,
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RAID iie prdientirt iperoen.
llebertaupt iinb bic finansieaen aus.
ii6ten i'm sanSen 2anbe in Dodenfriit
erfreuIider setporben. Die ipadelisen
unb i6puden 8anfsn uno Snititute iinb
BON finansielIen Sturmpinbs tpie 8artsns
bauier umsetpebt iporben, bic iolibsn
Sduier itanoen unb iteben nod feit.
Den itarfen @oIbpsri6iifunsen ma d
benz IuSlanbe, beranlaBt bur1 ben
mahenbaften 8erfauf bon Ser. ct.
Bombs ieitens Der surop6iiden 8anfsn
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Staten, Der i'm austauid fir @si,
gen, Mais, Safer, Seu, 8aumtpoGe u. (.
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runs, ipeIde gum anfauf Der offerirten
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Sanb.
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aud nur temporar. @ir ipieberboIen,
tpaS mir bereitS friiber an bieier STEELE
seiast: Nur bas 8ertrauen
nidt berIieren! Momsntan mag
ia bas @eIb elm bisden fnapp iein unb
baS 8eitreben sur @inidrdnfuns madt
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1T ni6t su befiirdten uno aud in anbss
tru8t Der sstroffenen 8OriidlsmuBreseIn
ni6t mebr mbslih.
Sc IdBt ii6 aud nidt Isusnen, bab
OieIe ber repubIifaniiden 9arteifleppsr'
Orsane seflihentIid bic Saut bss Wlib.
trauenS seidbt baben, um pclitii6eS 8as
pltaI aus ben finansieIen Serlesenbeitsn
su idIusen. Ulit innerer Sdabsnfreuos
baben iie 4rbeitseiniteIunsen in Sabrifen.
Santerotte u. !. tp. brett 9etreten unb bic
Sdulo baran Der bemofratiiden Bartei
aufseburbet, um bieieIbe in MiBtrebit
unb 8erruf su brinsen, obidon iie puB.
ten, bab Der sanae Srubt cine SoIse
republifanii6er @eiebe unb ST.
nanss @rperimente 1T, unter bieien bas
perbammensipdrbisite baS Sherman Sill
beruntaufsseies. Sebt aaeroinsS iu6en
bic repubIitaniiden garteiorsane piebsr
einsuIenfen, naapsm iie isben, tpsId
i6Iedte Sradte ibre Saat se;eitist-
aber pielfad 1T bieS su ipdt unS es ipiro
lanse bauern, bis baS bon ibnen sinse'
impfte @ift wieber aus benz 8brper beliefs
tiSt 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Nraftiftbe SIufbrp bruus Der Gier.

Sn SausbaItunsen, mo man .srbberer
Wensen gier beoarf, iperoen bisfs oft in
9olstiitsn stpiiden Strob perpadt unb
10 aufbenabrt. 9ieieS 8erfabrsn III ie.
bod nidt raibiam, neil Die gisr babel
balo einen unansenebmsn @sru6 anneb.
men. Man fam bem llebeIitanb isbod
Oaburd besssnen, baB man bic Gisr ami.
idsn SoIspoae itait stpiidsn Strob Der.
padt. giebenbei iei bemerft. bab SoIs.
woae aud elm iebr sutes aufbspabr.
unssmitteI fur Obit 1T. Dian pideIt
oieies in gut abseirOdneiem 8uitanbs srit
in Bapier unb bann in SoIspoae Elm unb
lest eS 70 in b6ISerne aiitsn ober Tonnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Gfen,.

Ii ky Soudonstbss ipirb nit to&en.
oem @afier absebriibt, abseprsbt unb fl.
triert. Der filtrierten Slliiefsit fest
man II | beiten SpirltuS su. Son bies
fer @hens nimmt man uuf Ii | beibes
Bafer einen GbIbfeI boil unb siebt Is
1ropfen Stun oper Mrraf, 10 Tropfsn
Slmoneniaft ober J 6 fein puIpsriiierte
Gitronenidurs binsu. Wer ben Grant
iidrfer senieben ipia, nebms Elm ipenis
mebr Tbse'@ @fens unb 8um ober &rraf.
Die einielnen 8eitanotbeiIe mdiisn tets
sebBris untereinanber serlbrt iperbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Sef6dfts:Mn3eiger.

Sud,' une Aeeieen,' Sruder.
8reb. u. @asner, Drudartsit jsbsr art,
in snslii6sr unp beutl6n Spra6s, 81 qada-
wanna Apfnus, ssseniibn BEN 6inlsy Stprs.
eroeeries uns prppidpnen.
8s6toIb, 8raubpw 81 Co., CNadt.
frlssr BON SeapIs s. Stsel), t16 penn Aps.
@bpin 6, Seal, "a Padapanna ass..
has bsriibmts Wbite Spunss Wtbl.
Greb. s. Btsmaysr DsIifatsdtn
$50 eadawanna apsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
@effern Sreffeb Beef.

aubsr ben 5wsi earIaounssn suasrid5te,, .
5Ieii6, bas mir Woutas un6 0cnnsritaa er.
balten, empfansen mir tasIid frii6 aeidlad.
tetes 6Ieii6 bonn 9anbe, ftiids unS Salf.gier,
Butter sdfe uno eanSproontte iibsrbaupt.
9ir baben fsrusr einen 8orratb Der beifen
Bologna Bnrf triide uno seiaIjene SduI.
tern &ippsn. ebuds, Runbitiide etc. Infer,
8olo9napurft iibertriift ale anbere
Gale & 60,
Ais Roro adte strobe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Grant Stetter,
SOtel nnD NGcferet
Watnftraee, 0pbe Warf.

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9ssjsit 3n baben. Srfdes Eager tets al
5apf, iolpie 8eine. 9iquore uno giaarreu.
Die nit meinem Sotel perbunoene Hddere,
ltsfsrt Elm pprjislihes Badm,rf unb peroen
aae Bsftsllunsen prompt unb biuis beiorat.
6rant Stetter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

= 9ie SeptaiOpbs GoncIubeS bon
Sieiem 9beile bes Stuates treffen 8pr'
bereitunsen, um am %. Iusut eine &e.
union absubalten, bic entipeoer an Safe
Grlel cber i'm Diountaih Bart itattiinben
ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
s@mueia aetp Orsen gfshrftublfite

pdidt man suna6it nit S6misrieife,
bic man in ,iemlid pieI Naher aufIDi
bann fdeuert man nit @blorfaIf unb pers
oannter SaIsidure nad. Sat man bann
bic Site nod nit Dahsr tiidtis abse.
ipdIt unb setrodnet, 10 fsbsn bisfsIbsn
id6n bea aus. GblprfaIf unb bsrbdnnte
Salsidurs Iisfsrt biIlia isber 9rOsuiit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Trit Oiire's
linton
Neitanrntton & ealnn
3l3 2adaipanna 9Ibsnus.

Sie Reitanration mirb fets NIT ben feinfsr
SeIitatefen Der Sabres3sit psrisben fein.
an @etrdrfen baIte it neben Dem poraie.
liden q. Robinion'ihen Bisre. nur Die befen
Beine uno 0iquore. unb 60 ipiro mein BE-
itteben iein. ourh prompte uno reeue Bebieu.
uns bic $unben iufrieben ju fteIlsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Greb. MARTINS
2palarE NotFl
23s s 235 Neun ase.

Warme uno taIts Spsiien 3u isoer Sases.
,e,t. 9. 8obinIon's Bier an 3apf 6einftsr
Bfeffer uno Monogram Sdnnps. @bam.
pa9ner auo Rbein .8eine Ssiber aunid
eoen Worgen. GIettriide 8ddsr; feline
aieaen selepbon 3o S84.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
@effieite Mn3ei8en.
SSmt. Srpitel,
OemtIber Met0cr,

1115 Sadion Strabe,
tiefsrt Die feinitsn esilrits in Spoe Barf: unS
ebenio aae Sotten friidfs uno sinsepodeltes
6leiih, Raudfleifb II. I. 10.
The morning call., 1893-12-24
LIE FEVRE'S JOKE.
He LOOts the Saloon of
His Employer.
The Latter in His Night Clothes
ChaSeS the Joker-Sits on Him
Till Help Arrives.

Peter LIE Fevre was arrested yesterday
morning and booked at the old City
Prison for burglary. Peter was bar
keeper who had made free with the goods
and chattels OF his employer, Bernhard
Echardt, of S24 Montgomery street.
Policeman Adams. hearing a whistle at
S o'clock. ran to Eckhard:'s saloon and
found the proprietor sitting on LIE Fevre,
who was lying in the gutter, while Eek
hardt was clad In garments seldom seen
outside of a bedroom. He was barefooted
and held the PROSTATE LIE Fevre by the
throat.
The officer took the erring barkeeper to
the old prison. The story of his crime,
as told by Eckhardt, is substantially as
follows: LIE Fevre, who has been in the
employ OF Eckhardt's brother as painter,
was engaged as barkeeper at the Mont
gomery-street saloon two days ago. On the
first day of his employment he was given
81 % with which to buy some paint. He
procured the paint, but Eckhardt, the
saloon keeper, says that he stole it from
the other Eckhardt and retained the money.
When Eckhardt was relieved on Friday
morning be left his overcoat hanging in
the saloon. When he in his night clothes
entered the place yesterday morning the
coat and three billiard balls were missing.
He fastened to the barkeeper's room and
found him wrapping up the garment.
What is this for % Eckhardt asked.
Just Christmas joke" lie Fevre re-
piled, handing the coat to his Questioner.
Eckhardt found the lost billiard balls in
the pocket Of his garment. lie Fevre.
who was dressed. said that he had to 60 to
room in another part of the building
and took his departure. Eckhardt thought
that something was wrong and ran down
to the sidewalk. where he saw. his man
leaving the building by another exit. He
caught him and threw him into the gutter
and sat on him until Officer Adams ap-
peared and took the culprit into custody.
Eckhardt subsequently found that LIE
Fevre had stolen a bottle OF champagne
and bottle of the best whisky from him.
The morning call., 1893-12-24
MORE WHITEWASH
Boston Cleverly Defeats
the Colonies.
A Well-Played Game i'm Which the
Champions Get Somewhat the
Best End of 1t.

The Bostons' supply of whitewash must
be getting little bit low. They haven't
stinted themselves in the use of it since
arriving on the coast. and both the
Colonies and the locals are pretty we'll
covered over with a wilderness which
doesn't include any very large portion of
the gate receipts.
But the Champions dipped down in the
bucket again yesterday afternoon, al
though 1t looked for awhile as if the Oak
lands might be at the right end OF the
handle when it came to do the brushing,
but some hard hitting by the Bostons,
com bined with certain amount of delib-
Grafton on the part of Big Bill Brown,
managed to pull the national league out
in front, and found the Colonels on the
short end Of 3 to score.
William Brown. he OF the slow aud meas
ured motion, is anchored out near first
base, but yesterday he shortened up the
chain so much that ne could not cover his
field and play first at the same time, and
on three occasions when he felded balls
not ten feet from the base Homer was
compelled 10 cover first. and Brown in
stead of reaching quiet throw adopted
sort OF az te-over movement: " hich resulted
disastrOusly 10 the seventh inning, when
Long batted down past first. Two men
subsequently scored. and but for Browns
listlessness the game would have been
1to0.
For the first six innings it was IS pretty
a game as one would care to see. Singles
and two baegers were common, but sharp
fielding prevented ANYBODY getting across
the plate until Beckley came in with an
earned run.
The Colonies had chance to score in
the first when Hernon led off with a hit,
but was caught at second. A moment
later Van Haltren lined out a double which
would have scored Hernon.
In the sixth McCarty waited for four
balls, but was forced at second on Beck
ley's lit TO Irwin. Davis singled and Beck
ley went to third and came home on Mich
OILS fly out to Hernon.
The BOstOns counted up two more in the
seventh Nichols led off with a double
and Hoy was given bis base on balls.
Long then hit 10 Brown, who leisurely
tossed the ball to Horner, who was COM
ing to first, but Long was safe and the
bases full. Duffy flew out to Treadway,
Nichols scoring on the throw in. McCarty
flew to Hernon. but wild pitch let Hoy
get home. Beckley retired the side at first.
The score was as follows:
The morning call., 1893-12-24

Earned run-Bostons /. Two-base hits-Van
Haltren. Hoy. Nichols First base on errors-Bos-
tons /. First called balls-Bostons 4.
Left on baseS-Bostons 9. Struck out-By Nichols
A. Double plays Nichols to Nash TO Kirtrdge to
Nash to Long. Wild pitehes-Horner !. Time OF
game-1 hour and minutes. Umpire-McD Donald.
Frisco and Boston will play at 2:3O this
afternoon, and three new faces will appear
In local unlform-Lange catching, Mcclure
at short and Carroll in right. Hulen is
sick an6 Johnson will probably be substi-
tuted at third. Knell and Carsey will be
the opposing twirlerS.
The morning call., 1893-12-24
John PFoRR. S2s MONTGOMERY ST.. or,

John PFoRR. 32s MONTGOMERY ST., or,
u safe Deposit.
Sll.5OO-Rent 1924 so per month; piece of cor
property in the lower part OF the city: 2
stores, apartments upstairs ana houses lot
30xS0 feet; will always rent and advance in
price.
$S50O-Haight st, near Devisadero; Stat bay
window house OF Is rooms bath, ETC.; lot 25x
1877 :6 rent S77.
Reduced to s35 .250-A representative corner on
Mission ST.: stores, 3 fats upstairs and cot
rages: lot 65xl00 feet; rent 5000
SS5O0-Fine residence on Buchanan ST., near
Broadway: 10 rooms and bath; lot 25x1O0.
SS500-Ffne residence jackson ST., near
Striuer: 20 rooms. bath. etc: lot 25x127 %.
Sll,O0u-Genteel residence: jackson st, near
Broderek; 10 rooms: bath, ETC.. lot 27xl00.
$1S.000-A fine brick improved property Sac
ram nto St: lot 25xl20 TO rear St: rent $780,
S12.0O0-Fine residence. opposite Alta Plaza;
IL rooms. bath. etc; lot 81 :6xl06 feet.
$13,000-fine downtown property: 3-story.
nearly new; stores, and flats UPSTAIRS lot 80 :6x
rs feet; rent 1925; very cheap.
S3S0U-SW- cor. 18th and Eureka SITS. 75Xl00:
VIII subdivide IL.
Sl2.5OO-Rent 1913: business property on Fell
ST.. near Cough; store and flats: II :6xl20
S4500-Large house, two stores and II rooms
upstairs; on l2-year lease; corner Fourth and
Brannab SITS.
Market ST.. bet. 9th and 18th; 25I9O. with 2-story
house: store below and lodgings upstairs VIII be
sold at a bargain for the buyer
Fine Market-st. property; SO It. front. running
through to Stevenson ST.. with improvements; al
ways rented.
$360o-Stevenson St, nr. 9Th; cottage, rooms:
lot 25x62: rent S22.
Fine lot. 29x12S:7, on Sacramento ST. bet, La
guna and Buchanan; offer wanted.
Cheap lots along Mission road. Excelsior, Col
lege, Academy and west-end Homestead Tracts
de24 n
The morning call., 1893-12-24
THE CREAM OF BELMONT.

THE CREAM OF BELMONT
SAN MA1EO COFNTY.
We have subdivided the most eligibiy located
tract OF land at Belmont into town lots 4UxlO 90
each
They have frontage the railroad and are
within two minutes walk OF the depot They
command from their elevation the finest view OF
any lots around Belmont
The terms upon each vacant lot Is SO down and
$40 month with per cent interest purchaser
paying taxes
belmont is only so minutes from San Francisco
IL is nearer than East Oakland and fogs never
prevent reaching IL on time.
Trains arrive early and late. Communication rate
Is 81 per month. EDWIN X. ALSIP q Co.
IA Montgomery st, San Francisco,
de24 ~ Or A. A. JOHNSON, Belmont
The morning call., 1893-12-24
The Whisky Was Insured.

n. Van Bergen 81 Co. have sued the Sun
Insurance Company to recover SASS so,
lost on quantity of whisky which was
stored in the Allen Brady Company's
at Louisville. KY. at the time
that the warehouses were destroyed by
fire on April 3. 1898. The whisky was in
sured with the defendant company for
$780,
The morning call., 1893-12-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.
OFARRELL u CO,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
II MONTGOMERY ST

For eXchsnge-A client of ours In New York
City, wishing TO locate In San Francisco offers his
palatiai residence exchange for property In
California; unimproved city proper Y preferred !;
1t is a brown stone residence, handsomely fin
lsbed throughout reception-hail aud dining hall
have hardwood floors: Ia fact the entire house is
hardwood cabinet finish: marble kitchen: mar bic
bathrooms; about IL rooms in all; commands a
grand view OF the Riverside Park and the Hudson I;
in one OF the most fashionable residence sections
OF New Y ork City: this exchange Will be offered
for 80 days.
The morning call., 1893-12-24

Coco NEW MODERN RESIDENCE JUST
.NOOO. completed and ready for occupancy:
saloon parlors, dlninG-room, Kitchen. pantries,
four bed rooms. finished basement, hot air fur
mace laundry. in fact all the latest modern con-
sion; can be had for about 10 or 20 per cash.
and the balance payable In installments,to suit
purchaser.
The morning call., 1893-12-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ II. UMBSEN & Co
" Real Estate Agents. Rent Collectors ana
Auctioneers, Ia Montgomery ST. San Francisco
The morning call., 1893-12-24
READ
GO OUT TO-DAY-
SEE

$500 ST.. bet. 18th and 18th ayes: lots 25x
100; cheapest lots south OF the park; only
blocks from the electric cars: only So minutes
ride from Market anu Eddy sts.: ready TO buii on;
terms to suit purchaser.
SS5O-Positively the cheapest lot adjacent to
Golden Gate Park Twelfth ave. and II ST /; this is
the block facing the park; 25xl20: street work
complete. graded. macadamiZed ana eurbed; terms
can be arranged TO suit purchaser.
$lSOO-H ST., bet. 18th and 18th aves.; 25x10O;
these ptckups: have only two left out OF
the block tEaJ We have subdivided; there were 3
lots sold last week st, mr.. 9th ave-, for
$500. and all we ask is $500: remember we
have only lett: terms TO suit the purchaser
very little cash down and balance in quarter or
semi annual payments
For further particulars apply to O'FAKRELL &
CO. ] MONTGOMERY ST de24 Suwe Ut
The morning call., 1893-12-24

GG00O REDUCED FROM $4,000; FINE 2
tCJOOO. story hay-window house of rooms
and bath: lot 25xl0O:lO; stone walks. ETC.: this
property must be sold on account of business
q IficuIty see this at once G. u. UMBSEN q c..
The morning call., 1893-12-24
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Call and obtain one of our Real Estate Circulars,
which contains list of properties for sale in all
parts OF the city.
The morning call., 1893-12-24
ALAMtDA RIAL STATE.

FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.
| ACRE. WITH COTTAGE, ROOMS. BARN,
l. chicken houses and yaris good well; fine
place for chickens only $500; easy terms w.
H. YOUNG. Fruitvae station. DELI SaSuEr tt
The morning call., 1893-12-24

UNIMPR0VED PROPERTY.
SO ,oOO-Sacramento. cor. Pierce; 77x120 to
rear street.
Elegant location for fats; Green ST. mr.. Larkin;
25xl00: $1,000.
Washington STRAND marine view; Preside
Heights; $4,000: cheap: lot 50xlO2:S
fotrero lot, 90 feet on Vermont and 80 on Ne
brasSa; 200 feet deep; $4,000: make offer
S450O-24th, NE. cor Yicksburg; 50xll4
Cheap-S loIs: $1,000; Chattanooga, nr. 2lst;
26x125 each.
$57O0-COle. cor. Frederick e7x95
S35O0-Nicksburg, mr.. oath; 50xIl4.
$27OO-23d, nr. Sanchez; 50xll4
$250O-Sanchez cor. nth; 3OxSO.
$210O-Lott mr.. aller: 271l05.
S16OO-22d. near Castro; 25xll4.
Sl2O0-2Oth, mr.. Douglass: 25xl05.
$75O-Lisbon, mr.. Mission Road: 25x1OO.
$40 per month; lot on Diamond st, near 21st;
25X114.
MADISON & BURKE. 626 Market ST. su If
The morning call., 1893-12-24

GI0 900 FINE INVESTMENT ON FELL
e1IO.ONO. St: double house on Fell st. and
always rented; bay-windows. brick foundations.
etc. !; lot u :6xl20 to rear street, q. II. UMBSEN
The morning call., 1893-12-24

.COOOO COTTAGE ON GOTH ST. NOT FAR
TNZOtU. from Folsom: contains 3 rooms and
bath; Oay-windows, brick foundations. stone
walks. etc; lot 24x92 q. II. UMBSEN & Co
The morning call., 1893-12-24

S500 On S sas5T s HGw Flats asa
rents SIS per month; lot 27:61l37 IS Z. H.
UMBSEN 4 co.
The morning call., 1893-12-24

C.10O0 REAL BARGAIN; 2-STORY
u 1tOO. bay-wfndow residence of rooms
and bath: brick four dations and all modern con-
veniences large lot, u SKI IS: near cable ROAD
must be sold. u. Ii. UMDSEN Il co.
The morning call., 1893-12-24

C9SOO COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
ID -OtjO. bath; Army ST, close to Church;
Trick foundations. etc; lot 26xll4. G. Il. UMB-
SFN n co.
The morning call., 1893-12-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVED PRoPERT,

Nj ADiSON BURKE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
w established 1865; 626 Market ST.
The morning call., 1893-12-24

n STREET: BUILDING LOT, 5OxlUO. NEAR
~ the entrance to the Midwinter Fair and at
the terminus of the railroads.: this can be bought
chea and is worthy of your Investigation
The morning call., 1893-12-24

G1OOO REDUCED FROM $500: INVES-
II iOCO. tIgste this; bay-window residence on
ColiinCwood 81. haif a block from CaStrost. ca
bic: rooms and bath: bay-windows. brick
foundations. stone walks. tc:mortgace of $4,000
at per cent Gun remain; lot 27:6xl25. q. H.
L MDSEN Il CO.
The morning call., 1893-12-24

>@sHDi'SASu 1905 oIO haTAet ST.
IMPROVED PROPERTY
$780, OAK Eodm. sn TILL hslo e9TTAsE
MADISON & BURKE
NO CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT NEW PARK
~ ~, residence: 8 rooms; bath: finished basement:
~, ~ tas e vacant lot in part payment MADISON
$4,000 JONES Adjoining CORNER
RccOO. O'FarreIl. with 3-story frame; fine
business property. MADISON Il BURKE.
&Sh00 REDUCED-LIBERTY. Mr.. GUER-
OOoUO. zero; new flats; and rooms well
rented: lot 45z114. MADISON & BURKE
G700O CHEAP; ROOMS AND BATH;
W wv. Washington ST.. near Fillmore: 26x
l2f;S. MADISON Il BURKE.
Ge0OO GROVE ST., NEAR LAGUNA-9
.DOOOO. rooms aud bath. 25x12O to rear
street. MADISON BURKE
CoTTAGE-yICKsBuRG. MP. 22D: ROOMS
~ and bath; 81: SKI II: IS; only part cash; new.
MADISON n BURKE.
$4,000 TREAT AVE. Mr.. PATH ST.: Z
" IOOO. rooms. bath ana stable; 26x122 20.
MADISON a BURKE.
OIL w. cottage cottage rooms; aexiI5. . M MAD
SON BURKE.
SS9OO ZOE. NEAR. BRYANT FLATS;
" OOOO. rents S43; lot 20xsO. MADISON x
$4,000 sHIPLEY NEAR FIFTH; FLATS;
by city. MADISON 81 BURKE.
GOO0O COTTAGE AND LOT; PARKER
0ZUOU. ave. near Point Lobos: lot 25Il50
MADISON BURKE.
GGO0O TEHAMA ST. NR.9TH: COTTAGE
C-OOO. lot 20xSo. MADISON & BURKE.
q 7H0 NEAR GREEN WITCH AND d.
IN ICO. pont: brick house rooms and bath:
lot l7:2I46. MADISON & BUREE
q I)00 REDUCED-NEVADA ST, Mr.. PO-
" Nv. trero ave. and oath ST.; cottage, and
LOT 25X1OO MADISON d BURKE
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TOR EXCHANGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO OR
Il Oakland improved property, fine lemon and
orange grove, uDIncumDered; answers noticed
must give full description and value. L. F.
WELLS son, San Diego Cal de24 2t*
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DOR HOMES IN TIE SANTA CRUZ NOUN
tans or land in Los Gatos or vicinity call on or
address C. X. STETSON, room 3, Parr Block, Los
Gatos, p. o. box 298. sells FrSuwe n
DANCH OF ~ ACRES MILES FROM NAPA
IL City. for sale cheap; l12 acres fruit-Dearing:
cunning trout-fshing on the place; plenty or
water; or would exchange for a city lot. Apply
TO GEO. HILL. 5ll Clay ST. de6 II
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Cats'-eye is q semi Observation-Disclosures Of
quartz penetrated by tibers f asbestos.
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UNINPROEED.

@ 0SO0. IMPROVEMENTS AND LOT 2OxsO
with L 40x20; Green ST. G. Il. NIB
= - -
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STORY.BOOKS FOR CHILDREN

DREAMLAND.
BUNNY'S FORTUNES,
WINTER FUN,
LOOK AT ME,
LITTLE SUNBEAM,
MAKING UP,
TIPTOE DAYS,
BRIGHT MOMENTS,
PLAY HOURS,
WINTER NIGHTS.
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QiHHO HOUSE OF FLATS: ON ELIZA
Q1OOU. beth ST., near Castro: contains and
rooms and bath: bay-windowS; brick founda-
lions stone walks, etc; lot % :l0Xl14. q. Ii.
UMBSEN A. co
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&0H60 FLATS: ON TILDEN ST; CON
GD-OOO- tanning rooms and bath each; brick
foundations, etc; rents S27 per month; tenant
pays water rate; mortgage OF $500 can remain
II desired; lot 32xl00 q. II. UMBSEN q co.
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g. ono . FLATS on JERSEY ST. OF 4
u - UOU. and rooms and oath: brick founda-
tons stone walks, etc; rents S2S per month. q.
H UMBSEN Il CO..
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G1eO0 STORE AND . ROOMS: ON GLEN
u lOOO. ent st, near Seventh ave-; lot 26x
ll5, 6. II. UMBSEN y co.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


NORRIS RANCH,
IN THE CELEBRATED
SAN RAMON VALLEY, CONTRA COSTA CO.
10, 20 AND 80 ACRE TRACTS.
EASY TERMS
AND TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
MUST BE SOLD.
FOR MAPS, CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION
APPLY TO
&. II. UMBSEN & CO.
IA MONTGOMERY ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
We have an Office at the Hayward Hotel Hay
wards. from where our representative will take
parties desiring to look at the property
de24 SuTuTh st
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COL GETZ & BROTHER. .ls POST STREET
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK AND MID
WINTER FAIR LOTSl!
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@ l 000 EACH AND UPwARD-LoTS IN
D LOOO block bounded by 9Th and 10th. Ii aud
l SITS, at the terminus OF the electric road: near
Mldw1nter Fair grounds. BALDWIN q HAM
MoND, 10 Montgomery ST.