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BUILDING LOTS;

SIS 000--For 9aiS NAcnEige; arb eek
near Gath 81. and PotFerO ave: Az Fss az ood
speculation; mortgage. OF -S6OO0'can kpS fsij,s y
SIS. 6OO-SacEame6tc St., 1etr Iaguda sld isu-
cbaDan; handsome bqild4Bglot; 60xl27 :sJ4 ;ipri-
vate alley in rear. -. .
SIS essh-Park lots; balance in monthly in
Etalments OF SO; 18th ave-; bet. G and % sIs.. ID
ST. IS now Delng sradeo anu maeadainlzed TO
the ocean beaeh ana Iour streetcar lines Will be
extended along It's length; lots 25xi 2O or v 425
\ ST. 0O0-A positive bargalns iO7 :6xl37 IS Feet.
ION Page ST.. bet. Laguha ana Buchanan.
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no-o0 REDtcED.LIRsAiEpTpfa; r MR; So wsI
NIad. 10, 46IIl4 MApISoN BURKE.
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<,orrAGF-vCKsBuR Mr. 22D; 8 ROOMS
ana bstb/ 81 :6xl / Z 10; only part cash; new.
MADISON 1 BURKE.
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I'm PROPERTY.

~ opr meal Estate Rec
Csl and Obtain copytst OF properties for sale
ord ,, which contains 80
- IN ,,srts of the citV
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City REAL ESTATE.

> -; H. UMssEN ago.
u. l. rxr COLLECTORS
RFiL ESTATE Agents, RE ENKis
ma AND AJCTlON bN
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oO50O JONES, ApJo aslose frame aS dae
II 80 c,srfv MADISON a BuhhE.
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rNIMPRoyEp PROPERTY.

aIEEO REDUCED: ZOE PLACE. OFF FOL
ID lOOU. m, mr.. Beals; rents 500: fats
this is a bargain. MADISON & BURKE.
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UNIMPKUVED PROPERTY.
Elegant location for fats; Green st., mr.. Lar lin
25x1U0: ; 900. -,
washington st.-Grand marine view; Preside
Heights; $1,000: cheap: lot 50El02 g.
SS6OO-Pine, mr.. scott; 6S:9xl37:6.
SS5oO-Valencia, mr.. Army: $4,000.
S45OO-24th, y L. cor. Yicksburg: 50xl14.
Cheap-3 LOIS: $4,000 Chattanooga, mr.. 2lst;
26xl25 each.
S57OO-Cole, cor. Frederick: o7x95.
$3O75-FolSOm, nr. Goth: 25xl22 Is.
$9OOU-CaIIfOrnia cor Locust: 37:6IlUf:IH
S27OO-23d, nr. Sanchez; 50xll4.
S26OO-Dolores. cor. 30th: 25xl14.
y25OO-Bush. ur. Baker: 25xl37:6
s93OO-SancheZ cor 27th: 30xS0
S225O-Castro. cor. Alvar do: % :6xlOo'
$2l00-Lott, nr. Waller: 27xl05.
SlS0O-Central ave-, nr. Bush ST.. 2o1fo'
SI200-20th, mr.. Douglass; 25xlOo.
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aDOO0 YORK. Mr.. 25TH; NEW COTTAGE.
f0UUU. rooms and BATH easy terms; lot
6xlOO; make offer MADISON d. BURKE
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pror,PED. ELEGANT NEW PAhh
NO CASE nae q rooms; bath: finished Dassme q
- resia yaeant lot in part payment MApiSoN
!. RIiRkE
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u MONTGOMERY 81.

AND AJCIlON
"a MoNTGoMfRY ST.
Csa and obtain cOpySsft OF our properties for sale
ord, which contains
in all parts of the city
mi tspI,ENDiD INyEsIM END ~ I1aS
$4,000 ssaa' .ts T Pss ?s51i si' SR we'll
stohIe drveway. etc. lo'
rented. ro.Y BAY WIN
n47s0 CHEAn,,ssnlc0aL Of 8 rooms and pa slx
S4l9O' dow ChHTeh ST.: Arden as
ali moern i1ir: nice View: large flower
- . xrAR1y NEw q q 5000 Rooms, Pad aud
$500. windoT. resi-, ifo srnsessaIks, etc. It 20
tsth. brick foundations S'oH
1875 on Ellis ST. L PICKUP; I-aTs.
$500 :Sr 4 Stree. aRa ao aSTs5a ~
sunny line OF S'i cant NEARLY NEW RESI-
1850 F1ce of rooms and bst4; brick
No. UU.stone walks etc. lot II :oT 1877 70;
foundation in the estern Addition.
nice i0e Zoo BUSINESS CORNER ON SAN,
Sf5; lot 26:6xsO.
100 sHorwELL ST; HOUSES pF 8
SDOUU. and bath and rooms; bay-windAqws;
,ack foundations; lot 22xlOO.
n0OoO A CozY HOME; NICE BAY wis
tDZJUU. dow cottage of rooms and oath
=; marine view,
-X1ro sHorwELL ST: NICE FLATS
G;fI on. of 5 and rooms and bath; stone
eSalks: street bitumnlzed; rent $50; iot 5V;of
1876; Mission warm belt.
c0c0O RENTS 1904 PER ANNUM: A PY ilt
S00UU. up; 4 tenements on Perry ST.; stssS'
accepted by the city: lot 25x9O
@o7Eo RENTS sS7 PER MONTH; SORE
DO OU. and 4 fats on 9TH st; lot 4oxo'''
c0onO NICE NEW BAY CoTTAGE of oI,cE
foundations, ETC.; stable; lotSO141i-
coOoO HAYES ST; ELEaAAf, Ar RESI- iyIn.
0DOOUU. dence of 8 rooms and ottp oa5 lot
dows; brick foundations; stone WalNi GU
z5x137:6.
t5Oo NEAR 14TH AND vIkENe1 An, 2
X40UU. fats OF ana rooms d lat, 9ath ssch;
brick foundations. etc; rents $685. y z';s1f"
$50 OO0 BR1cK BU!LDggtes ne, -fs sans n0s
ST. under lease at s275 per menf
S300OG Si.!{os S gu: Impso 9s
SsSs eo9sistof M stoTa an ST. q aud
ance can prs des Ts sdhis is bargain.
UN1MPRovE0 PROPERTY.
s6oosouthsde 25x!2f 1s sy avs si de en-
$5200-Corner near On bof5 straa.S. ia S.,
10o1l0O; streefwors o9io Nn "''D 81 ~
aH sgS SP gHsas dss view; 251ll5; sunny
line s s 81 lots oa 7th ST. near Douglass
SISsO-Southside; lfrgo lot; 18th ave. mr.. j st.
Sz500-l6th: ST., neir@ Market; 50x1O3 IS; as
whole or III subdivisIqhs to have cable line; make
offer.
$500 eaeh-2 nice building lots on Willard St..
near the park: 25xl05 each.
,sS0OO-Largs lot; dl:sxll6; Army St, near
Sl6O0-Trement ave. me lot; 25xSO.
S75O--Boyce St. near Geary; 25x12n; the.
installment plan: ready TO build on.
g. h. UMBSEN d CO.. Il Montg'y. eel 2t Su7Te
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10 .on0 LEAvENwoREH. Mr.. PACIFIC
MAUI. 2 fats; rents $50 90; lot 2Ox60
<S.DSON AZ BGRKE
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.oolf SACRAMENTO ST., Mr.. JONES: 9
! S4UUt. rooms: lot 2SxOo MADISON q
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n09O0 MONTGOMERY, Mr.. GREEN: 6
~ ZOUU. rooms: well rented; lot 25170
MADISON 81 BURKE.
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M 400 HENRY ST: NEW EASTLAKF
" w. cottage; 5 rooms; 26x1l5. MADI
III & BURKE.
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PARK LOTS.

Lake ST., N. side 3 lots corners;. command
Ing grand marine view; cheap:
Fifseenth, cor. Clement; lots; Seoo ana SSoo;
easy terms. %
slOOO-I1th ave.. mr. Point Lobos: 251i20.
$S50-Cheap: 5JD ave-. mr. CaliIornla; zoN1zV.
S975-l2th ave. mr. Clement; ZoxlZO.
Cor 26th ave. and st 10 lois; onrred cheap.
S25OO-7th ave nr. Point Lobos; 5Oxl20
Cor Point Lobos aud 18th aves.; luI :6xIOO. q.
MADISON q BURKE. SO Market ST. i =
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
lnpRoyEp PRoPERTY.

.-"-,,>s;Sc11T['S BURKE, REAL ESTATE AdINi0
MI ApDtrShIished 1865; 626 Market 81.
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n0OOO A COZY HOME; NICE BAY wiz
N ZJUU. dow cottage of rooms ane oath
&c: lot 251lO5 %; well located north OF Market
!; marine view,
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.OCn TREAT AVE. Mr. PATH ST.: z
S4UkU. rooms. bath and stable; 26x122:6
&.DIsM & BURKE.
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a-0O SHOTwELL ST; HOUSES pr o
GDOUU. and bath and 4 rooms; bay-windApws;
sSck foundations; lot 22xlOO.
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.4-rO SHOTwELL ST: NICE FLATS
81 OO. of 5 and rooms and bath; stone
salks: street Dituminlzed; rent S35; lot 3O;6f
l oy:6; Mission warm belt.
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NJ H. LANG a. co., REALTY BROKERS.
~ SO Montgomery ST.. cor. Suffer-.
QeS00 FOLSOM ST.. BET sTH AND STU;
rsfSing for s69 per month: same tenants IN
possession for last y. years; a. vacant lot in same
brock held at $1,000; this must be sold by octo-
Der 10. -. <.:...
800 RaN5!S 5s.r t5 FOB sis5 81 PEE
S9wafd a! re Sa!hsl 5S1so
this grand investment VIII pay for itself In years
cee60 TWO FLATS GOOD: AS NEW.
stesdy tenants and pays percent: we can assure
20 That this is choice offerng1 price last week
NREATEsT SALE ON EARTH
u FOR 10 DAYS: ONLY
TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNT.
Terms one-ffth cash, balanc. easy terms. .
90: n BUILDi NG LOTS.
FROM S 700 TO s $50.
All streets severed, graded and macadamized;
fronting fremont, Frederick aud Clayton sts.;
only Que block from Haight-st. csbIe-road; 9 of
the lots are on north side of Frederlek-st. cable
road now built (Market-st systeml; repre-
sentative will be on the ground to-day between 10
Nh Lang co. Brokers' SO Montgomery
ST.. corner suffer,
RuY HoMEi
STOP BORROWING oNEl
| JACOB HEYMAN
has LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF
THE CITY AT A GREAT BARGAIN
ON.
$Io--MoNTHLY PAYMENTS---s1o
BUY LOT IN THE
HEIMAN TRAcT! HEYMAN TRACT
ne HTHYYMAN-TRhoST! i
REYMAN TRACT!
lots near the San Mateo Electric road from
slefo up Only IS per month.
Lots near Cortland avenue ana Holly Park from
s2oi0 to $500.
Lds fronting electric road on san Jose ave-;
$3.50 TO s450.
s5t0-Lot 3oxloO, close to electric road and in
the 9est residence locality.
Lots within block of Mission-st. Electric ROAD:
seod lneighborhood; $3.50.
part lots opp. Midwinter Fair grounds; both
each. 'Auu ''"'n u 'no pam AioAi WV w WV
fu-n
rsilrSa new ag built ieess lots viii be- worth
sooOo zach 10 less than fiye FEARS
ocl II su JACOB BEYMAN. $50 Marketst.
$ll 00O RENTS 500 Poo MONTH:
fOOO. Broadway, near Monts,me v: g.
s,ory .kouse front and 3-story house street
a,wa aTs rented, and rare bargain RoBfRT j.
n LEn4,ER & son. 40 Pine st. SEGA If suve
G&AS0Q ELEGANT VIEW; EASY TERMs
50 iJOU. large lot 32:6xl20: to Preside Res
! = on. north side OF Jackson st, west of Maple
pscry cheap, al nothing like It, ROBERT j.
FEWER son, 4lo Pine st. ss24 If Suwe
+ EoohHILL LANDS
IN LIyERMoRE VALLEY
IN LEGAL SUBDIVISIONS
Il For sale by
McAFEE BROS
heaI egate Brokers ami Financial Agents,
luo Montgomery St. San Francisco.
SILT II SuMoWe
" 371 k-ACREs- 8.
up = -. enc acre equivalent seven 4o.foot
rs or ele'Yen ztfoot lots.
., acre tsne;r Berkeley: steamcars stop on
sne ground: only 10 minutes TO San Francisco;
20, p per loIt: $40 cash. 8 q monthly.
bty one. w. 4. Caldwell, 4i6 Montgomery.
snzO SuTurh II
SIt75o FINk NEN MODERN HOUSES
" ~. containing rooms and bath. bay
mlnEow, hign basement and larg yard; on sunny
slde tof the street.: street graded aud macadam
izra and close tolcar line: on very easy terms
r. Va NDERvEKHtN. $50 Market st. au27 u su
g5k0 FINE 1.EvEL Tot. STREET WORK
N2CfPO. done; Hear Cortland ave. and Mission
81 sale Tor II w days ut ~ its value. Address
= eheTe r. X. box rs. Call Branch se29 II
MICE Ray WIN bow COTTAGE OF ROOMS
~ AUD bath for SHE: brick foundations; prct
ressez bic. Apply hte owner. 10l7 Cspp st. rs ST.
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NJ n. LANG q CO., REALTY BROKERS.
~ So Montgomery ST.. cor. Suffer-.
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Goe0O RENTS 1904 PER ASNUM: A PBA
aoce pied by the city: lot 25xeO.
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@OrE0 RENTS s37 PER MONTH; s-ohE
ID on. and 4 fats on 9TH st; lot zOxo''-
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ss250-ofer wanted; Fillmore st.tnr Hay rs:
Z 1T 25x106 %.
S7000-Msy be less sunny side of Clay ST., Ir
Locust; So :9xl27 %; will subdIvde; superb yiet "
$3l5O-Page ST., mr.. Cole; 25x1U0s
$2l50-Cheap; ultoR ST.. Lyon; 25xlu0.
$1,000 each-Business lots on BAKER and Green
wlehi street "ofK ali oohei caole-cars pass prop
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hioe rOn BUSINESS CORNER oNksAN-
NO .6UU. some ST.: store and fats; rents
IN. lot 26 .6xSO.
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m0OOO NICE NEW BAY COTTAGE OF
nZSUU. rooms and bath; Laundry ofloA
foundations, etc stable; lot3Oxll+
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$40 per month-Lots $500. to $3.50 each; we
have 49, Der OF cheap lots located only Few
oiocEs FHtS Vhe terminus Oh caple:caIs, @9ln St
ana Zero ave.; oFor''V lots SOFA W US Wal bin
tie lAss year in this locality: call for dias rams
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mOo oosOn a ST0ISvppIN BUILDING ON
S30gUO Sssfoa ST. % r, s1 3 ,d i%Pr0 oTS
bath; stone walks: lot 25xg hersini O"-
ance can remain. If des red Us Us. 10 . ~te~A"
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GEO 0O0 BRICK BUILDTe tS sa,s nOs
SDOU.UOU: 1877 :61137 IS: 9rner oAns"ihe
ST. under lease at s275 per. NOM
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cHFAP-NICE 9-sT0amn p and ba ii
S4lseTo1 i aT% Cs s4ge ower
81 NY 70 an Aileyi nice view
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I'M DID INYkss l, NJ CIV en- OAK
tD1 't.n,e GS,iveway, ETC.; lot 2ohlo' -
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,oo NEARLY NEW 5f rooms aud
Q1HOU. window residsncSalks, etc. t %
zen. brick foundations S'oN
81 e On Ellis 81. -.-.-.rrrr,. rs
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ot5On NEAR 14TH AND vE4Es ENC An.
bTcs fOundati ions Ste: rents $50: 27;ex7o
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nOO0O HAYES ST; ELEGANf KEs,-
OCUUO. denee of 8 rooms and BATH oay-"iin ~
dows; brick foundations; stone WalkI e'o NV
25xlS7 g.
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RESIDENCES.

81 ,SOo-Handsome corner residence facing
Ia large sunny rooms and all latest convenience
9oEoo- hAnosome cottage on locust, nr. Gay /;
soneains Q oolas anu oAth; lot Zo1Iol 20 superb
cc e%lLne sIe"' VIII take iot, FSiuo SAOOOla part
Observation-Disclosures. residence; sunny side Of
99SeSSs;; unoostrncteo marine view; lot 4i:4x
thanyAue of lot.
SOPHIA dead bargain; Pne-st. residence mr.
AeouTick; rooms and bath; lot 25xI37:6.
sSSZeO-Ashbury St., near waller; modern rest
eOae OF J rooms and bath: lot 25xlS6 IS to rear
~ Y; will sell house ana lot 25x100 for $500.
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QeS00 FOLSOM ST.. BET. STH AND. 9TH;
ISCtJUU. S-stoty: building with A tenements;
renting for 500 per month: same tenants in
possession for last ayeaTS; a. vacant lot in same
Der 10. .-.+.. =
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@II SO0 RENTING FOR 1885 PER
~ ! .OuU. inowth: near the corner u 9Th and
Howard sts.: g fats; always rented: size 5QxS0;
this grand investment viii pay for itself In years.
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sum! nhe u CANT NEARLY NEW RESI-
1850 Fhce OF rooms and batld; brick
SS UU.stone walks. etc. Tot u ;oS 1877 30;
foundation in the estern ADDITION
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

A. II. LIssAK. u. +. Won RHEIN
n F. Won RHEIN q CO.. RIAL ESTATE
". Agents. Auctioneers and House Brokers, 513
California street.
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1134;o On AAii' " Il PICKUP; Its,
O-On AN ACT and Howard; lot l25xl5;
S35OO. near lstreet accepted
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occ60 TWO FLATS GOOD AS NEW,
GOOOU. Scott ST: sunny side; rented to
steady tenants. and pays ercent: we can assure
yoi that this is choice offering; price last week
$1,000.
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Q..JTSO 5@ROOM COTTAGE; ONLY ONE
ID - w left In block; on Goth and Eureka sts..
11a blocks west OF Castro.
s2So0-5-room cottages on 25th ST. near Castro.
*3900-Cornrr lot, with large 7-ronm 2-story
houSer corner 25th and Diamond: part cash; bal
ance in installmeuts
F. NELSON. on premises or 1920 25th ST. near
Castro aII3 TT
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BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET.

BERK ELEY HOUSES TO LET.
! OR RENT.
J Neat modern cottage, rooms, BATH. SO 90
Neat modern cottage d rooms aud BATH. 20 90
Neat modern cottage, rooms and th.... % 90
Apply to j. l.. BARKER, Eighth aud Frank In
sts Oakland. or j. j. MASON, Dwight way,
Berkeley. se21 IT
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LOST.
7 OST. SEPT: 81 -; LADY'S. GOLD WATCH.
IL with fob. chain and slide with ruby setting.
Finder will please return to l774 Howard ST.. and
receive suitable reward
r OST-A PASsBooK WITH THE HIBERNIA
~ Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco. in
the name Of JOHN M.NoLAN. No:77 ,042i the
finder Will please return TO hank. ocl 5t*
I oST-IN NATION II il HEATER FRIDAY
. j night pair :opera-gIasse with triple sshts.
Reward on returning TO. the Call Business Of
fee. Gel st
I oSr OR SrOLEN-BLOE OVERCOAT. RE-
- turn 203 Larkin st and receive reward
oST-A PASSBOOK WITH THE BIBERNIA
IL savings aud Loan Society of San Francisco, in
the name of HUGH FLYNN. No. io1. o03. he
finder will please return to bank. seas 5t*
I UST-A PASSsoOR WITH THE HI ERNlA
IL savings and l.oan Society Of san Francisco. IN
the name OF REESE LLEW ELLYN. No. 81, 734.
The finder will please return TO bank seq sc"
OST-A PASSBOoK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society of san Francisco. In
tho name OF ELISHA STEWART. No. l26077.
The finder will please return to bank. se27 5t~
OST-A PASSBoOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
- Savings aud Loan Society OF San Francisco in
the name of MRS fLLfN DANIEL. No. 100
l497. The finder Will please return TO bank. n DTS
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MARINE VIEW RESIDENCES

Ge6OO MUST BE SOLD; A PERFECT
MOCUO. home in one of the best residence
localities In the city: 1909 Sacramento; cali at
office for the key this is an exceptional opportu-
nifty: grasp it. O'FARRELL d CO., IL Montgom-
ST,
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pUY HoMEI
| STOP BORROWING ONEl
| JACOB HEYMAN
lHAS LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF
/ THE CITY AT A GREAT BARGAIN
ON
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T oOK AT THE Sw. COR. SACRAMENTO AND
IL Larkin; 81 :6xl00. and call and see us; this is
for sale cheap UFAkRELL Ss CO.. IL MonIgom-
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OR SALE ON EASY TERMS
elegant two-story house on Ashbury Heights
containing rooms, bath, laundry and basement.
with all modern improvements: will make a
splendid home: fine view aud surroundings will
sell this ut q sacrifice.
] fine bay-window house OF rooms and bath
south Broderck ST.. near Haight-stroet cars; a
fine coy nome for a family.
Will sell any If the above on easy terms. For
further particulars apply 70
Nj. j. BLACNMAN.
au27 tfSuWe 225 HAYES st.
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A FINE BARGAIN-
N $55UO-Modern 2-story house OF rooms and
bath, gas fixtures. speakng-tubss. clothes chute
rooms finely papered: lot 81 :6xl0S: on one OF
the fin est streets in Alameda. half block from
station; $1,000 cash. balance to suit purchaser.
Ii. p. MOREAL
se3Ol lat 1432 Park ST.. Alameda.
d. z MONTHLY BUYS A &425 LOT IN Ala
10 y media. T. - SPARROW. $40 Market apll tt
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> 10 POST STREET
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS. =:
NEW BLOCKS TO BE sUBDIvIDED.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-02-25
DISinfecting Rooms.

In the disinfection of rooms every.
thing which has been in the room dur
ing its occupancy by Il cast of infec-
tious disease should remain during the
disinfection: all pictures. upholstered
furniture, organs, and similar articles.
which are likely to be injured bv a
fumigation should be removed before
the patient is put into the room. An
organ would doubtless be utterly
ruined by the fumigation. as would
also an ordinary gilt picture-frame. as
the sulphur fumes would attack the
mental reeds, and would be likely to
take all the gliding from the picture
frames. Such articles may be disin-
fected by other means, as for example.
by wiping with a five per cent. solu-
ton of carbolic acid or a one-two
thousand solution of corrosive subli-
mate. Corrosive sublimate will dis
color metal articles with which it is
brought in contact; it can be used onlv
for wood furniture or vanished sur
faces.-Good Health.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-02-25
SCHOOL. AND CHURCH.

-CumberlanS university, Tennessee
Will o lay the cornerstone Of a new
building costing 300, 900.
Yale has graduated Is, 346 students
since it's foundation in 1701, of which
number 1870 are now living.
Harvard employs 253 instructors,
university of Pennsylvania 232, Column
bia 22o. Yale i53, Michigan Jas.
"A 5000, 900 gymnasium will be erect
ed at Chicago university with A. a.
Stagg as instructor. A oma will be
one of the assistants.
The wealth of the Russian state
church is said to be so great that it
could pay the national debt. some S.,
900, 900, 900, and with no ~perceptlble APP
proach to impoverishment-
There are said to be not less than
400, 900 Christian hymns. Germany heads
the list with 100, 600. The most prolific
writer of hymns was Charles Wesley,
James Edmeston, who wrote 1000.
Isaac Watts, whose hymns are among
the most popular, wrote about 400.
The first honorary degree of doctor
OF divinity given by Harvard univer-
sity was to Increase Mather in 1892. A
few years afterwards Harvard received
the first of a series of munificent gifts
from the Hollis family, including valu-
able books. Its library was destroyed
by fire in 1866, and about {, 1000 volumes
were lost, including those of the foun-
der. From 1910 to 1876, Harvard had
% presidents.
The Brotherhood of st. Andrew il
in no a local affair. 1t is an or
~ganization Of men in the Episcopal
church, and is recognized by the church.
Neither its work nor its mem bership is
confined to Boston orany other locality.
Chapters of the brotherhood are now in
existence in all of the large cities of
the Union and in very many of the
smaller towns. John w. Wood, Secre-
tary brotherhood of st. Andrew.
Although Rome will always be the
capital of the Catholic church. it is ap-
parent to even the most careless absery-
er that America will, within the next
century. occupy a Tor important po-
Ation with regard to the church than
any country has since the days of st.
Peter himself. 1t is possible that in
course of time a pope may even be
chosen in this country, although it is
not likely for a long time. Pittsburgh
Post.
The British minister at CONSTANT
nople has called the attention of the
porte to the interesting doings Of the
press censor in his handling of the
New Testament, hymn books. and
other Christian books intended for cir.
culation in the Turkish provinces. The
porte has promised redress. Some
thing OF the character of the changes
may be gathered from the one in
stance of the insertion of the word
christian" before sinner in the pas
sage Jesus Christ came into the world
to save sinners" Changes of this ma
ture have a tendency to, al least, take
the edge off Christian missionary effort
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-02-25
NO RAILROAD FOR HIM.
A German Who Had His Own ideas
About Travelling.

A German Who Had His Own Idea.
About Travelling.
Even to-day n may see a few of ma
lures children at the landings along
the river in Missouri. Civilization and
railroads have not changed the charac-
terlstics of hundreds of families that
have homes close to the shore Of the
turbid stream. This is particularly
true of the region fifty miles in either
direction from the capital at jefferson
City. The settlements in that part OF
the state are made MP Of the descend
ants of Germans who came to this
country years ago. The language is
spoken as generally and correctly
among them, however, as if thew had
just landed in America from the father.
land. These thrifty people went to
that part of the country when the
steamboat was the only method of
travel in the west and il was
years before they could get in the wav
of using the railroad. Indeed, manvo of
the old-timers refuse to go to st. Louis
now # they car not go round on the
John l.. Ferguson or the Benton, with
S"P" biydH. WHO Is one OF the
old school of steamboatmen. / recall
having met in St. Louis an ancient
German whose home was in Augusta
two days boat ride up from the me.
tropolis.
Going home to-night?" I asked.
Nav he responded, .sorrowfully.
Tomorrow night?"
Nav; tink not"
What's the matter?"
Il tink | spent me all winter here
Moved down, eh?"
Nav. put dere vas bat water by der
Missouri und | can not 90 TO Anonsta >,
But the railroad?'
"Railrood.' The ancient Germ.,
looked at me with an air of DISGUST
"Railrood!' he repeated. do you take
me for 2 horse or a COW or some 4
wild enimel? Nav, l go by dot steam
poat or valk."-Detroit Free Press.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-02-25
THE PIANO AND THE PLAYER.

How rich was the blended sweetness
a flowed from the silent keys
At the touch Of the gentle fingers
That moved with q queenly ease!
Till the hearers strangely wondered
Whence the royal sounds could come;
For without the gifted player
The notes had been mute and dumb
But at her touch there was music
And harmony. till the soul
Was borne by the rising pinions
Where the songs Of glory rot.
1t was not the piano only;
1t was not the moving keys,
1t was all in the young musician
Her fingers all came from these
And yet the cold notes were needed,
And all that was hid within:
Twas not only the players fingers
They Coul not the sweetness win,
II there had not beer sweet -responses
And yielding to her touch.
SO the instrument needed playing,
And she needed it as much.
Alone we are mute and silent;
But if the great Masters hand
Is laid on TIE IDLE keyboard.
What music may cheer the landi
The praise must be all the players,
Submission must be our part,
And His skill will get blended sweetness
From every yielded heart.
William Luff, in Golden Days.