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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-10

Owing TO the serious incIemency of the
weather, there will be no service at the church
this evening.
Those VINO can spare the necessary means
and who feel SO disposed might pass a pleas
ant and instructive evening while CARRYING
out the principles OF true Christian charity.
by attending the players entertainment to-
night at DentviIle Hall
Due reasons for this suggestion by your pas.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-10
PATRIOTISM IN A GUILT.
Complete Map OF the United States
Patchwork.

Patchwork.
One of the prettiest, most unique and
intricate pieces of patchwork ever made
by lady's hand was brought to the
record office on Tuesday last, by James
Mcdonald of Starr, Queen Anne's
County. After months OF untiring in
dustry and perseverance, his wife has
completed patchwork quilt, the equal,of
which has never been seen in this coun-
try. The quilt Is large, two and three
quarters yards square, representing q
complete map of the United States, with
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans on the
east and west, the great lakes, Canadian
and British Provinces on the north, and
the Gulf on the south. Every State is cor
rectly outlined and located, all the princi-
pal rivers, with their many branches, and
the separate mountain ranges and the isO-
lated peaks, are represented with almost
mathematical correctness. The States are
composed OF separate pieces Of cloth of
different colOrs neatly joined together.
The rivers are represented in a chain
stitch of yellow silk, and the mountain
ranges and peaks by herring bone
stitch of colored silk.
In the upper part of the quilt is the
spread eagle. most accurately proper
toned and made of separate pieces of
brown cloth, representing each feather
tipped with shaded silks. From the beak
the inscription "E Pluribus Unum." Be-
low the eagle is seen the representation of
the old Liberty Bell which pealed out
the glad tldings of liberty in I776. So
faithful in detail is this work that the
crack in the bell is traced by a thread of
silk through the bronze cloth of which
the bell is made ON the left Is "Old
Glory" the only star-spangled banner,
with its stars and stripes, suspended from
a suitable staff with spearhead and a
golden cord entwined around. The bor-
der is about eight inches in width and
composed of stars between stripes of
bright green-cOlored cloth. The entire
work reflects great credit upon its de-
signer and maker. Not only does it show
great skill. but much originality. Par
ticularly is this shown in the arrange
ment of the stars on the blue field. In
the center is a large star, at the points
and on the lines of which are arranged
smaller stars, and in the four corners of
the field are grouped three stars, the
whole making q pleasing and artistic
effect. Mrs. Mcdonald had the guilt on
exhibition at the Easton fair, where It
was much admired and drew first prize.
-Centreville Md Record.
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HOPE KILLS DESPAIR
And Beautiful Results Surely
Follow.
There is One Thing You Want Badly
and Must Have.
Er-nr ". Ilas.a--:r.rr
Even If You Have Given Up Possessing It,
This Will Give You Rope.

NEURALGIA AND NERVOUSNESS ARE
~ iearftlly prevalent There is no moro
painful disease than neuralgia. 1t indicates
Il diseased state OF nerves ana blood, and the
most terrible suffering is often present. AS
was the case of Miss Sadie Caskey of sos =
street. sacramento. who says: | had been a
severe sufferer for more than three years with
neuralgia, rheumatism and nervousness. i
had most distressing and frequent attacks OF
sickness, at which times / suffered q great
zeal. had severe nausea and boating OF the
stomach. My head and throat gave me great
trouble. I suffered severely with nervous
ness. My appetite became poor lost flesh
very decidedly / was compelled to Quit
school and give up all my studies [ coutin-
ued in a very low, bad condition for some
time. Most of the time | was confined to led.
l had taken Il long course OF medical treat
ment from two doctors of Sacramento and
had taken a great many remedies, but all
without relief [ had almost deSpaired of
ever getting well when some friends told me
of the Neagle Medical Institute, and having
heard it very highly spoken of 1 desided TO
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-10
WHERE PARIS IS AHEAD
Her system of Pneumatic Tubes al
Telephones is TTneouaIed

In Paris the pneumatic tubes used in
the dispatch of card kilograms and letter
kilograms from one portion OF the city to
the other are placed in the sewers. The
excellent sewer system has helped the
development OF this handy means OF
communication in way which would
not have BEEN possible otherwise. 1t Is
quicker than the telegraph for messages
within the city, and would be perfect if
the SLOW Partisan facteur were replaced
by the smart London boy messenger. As
we stand below the tube we can hear the
whiz OF the chase" distinctly. There it
goes at lightning speed, bearing most
probably some tender message from love-
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where tho Family Was.

"Where's your father. my boy?"
He's out yonder runnin' fer Coroner"
"And your three brothers?"
They're out yonder votin' fer him.
"Aud your mother"
"She's out yonder a-seein' that he gifts
lected!'-Atlanta Constitution.
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We sell the thrones of angels for a
short and turbulent pleasure
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-18
RURAL RUSH TO CITIES.
All the World Over People Are Flock
ing to the Large Towns. -.
New York sun

One Of the remarkable features of this. era is
the large and constant movement of population.
from the country to the Cities amovementtha
tends to rural depopulation. 1t is not confined.
10 any country. or any part of the earth, but is
marked in the oldest and most thickly popu-
lated countries of Europe. FL is also a move
ment of considerable Importance 10 this hemf.
sphere, and In the newest of all civilized
cOuptries-Austraia. II is best stated, per-.
hans. as a disproportionate growth of towns, 10
the extent that in the past tnirtyor forty years
there has been an actual diminution of tha:rural.
population in the greater portion of Europe ana
in many parts OF this continent and Australia.
Perhaps this movement has been most
marked in Great Britain and ireland. The
migration OF population from the rural dis
tricts TO towns was first apparent in. Wales in
1921. Ii did not become of any importance in
England until some len years, later. During
the last twenty years eight counties III Eng.
land and three IN Wales have lost 10 per cent
OF their rural population; tina Is. the rural
population in those counties to-day jSIO ner.
cent less than. il was twenty years ago In
some districts, particularly In the southwest of
the Kingdom, the decrease III rural population
Is as high as 20 to 80 per cent. In Scotland
The movement toward the towns began sixty.
years ago, and Parliamentary returns show
that the dep0pulatiOn: has been. much greater
than III: England and Wales. but The. Ureeisa:
percentage Is not stated. The highlands have
suffered most, but the lowlandS have alSolost
heavily: The returns quoted aver that the. for
matlon, OF deer forests, which :necessltateS The
dlSpoSsession and diving away. wholesale. OK
very many families, has rayed no important
part III the depODulation of the rural.dstricts.
This Indicates that TO some deeper underlying
cause must be aserlbed the great general exodus
from the rural regions. :.S@.>...:
The dep0pulation~ of ireland has been con-
tiRueus and severe: and general throughoutthe
country: III: has not-been a rural deponulation
only; but general emigration from. both town
and country. Ii began beforeihe great famine
Of 1886 aud has continued ever SINCE But
even In Ireland. with this: general decrease of.
great. increase In the population of many
towns Belfast has incrr ased remarkably. 1.
). There serms to exist nowadays on the part OF
manyrural- born persons an ayerStonto scoun-
try life and it would seem an aversion that is:
spreading. Reasons to account for This are
plentiful and viii readily be conceived
Whether there. Is any REMEDY and whether a
remedy Is rennlred are Other questions.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-18
PERHAPS. BIRDS TALK.
At Any Rate They Communicate
With One Another.
: Belfast Republican JournaI:.


Do birds ialkP one.day last week. an elderly
lady of charhable.d disposition observed blue
jay sitting In the snow near her door. Being a
lover of the. feathered tribe, the .kind-hearted
lady. proceeded at once to furnish some food for.
her new-found friend: Fastening. an ear OF
corn to a stick. she went out quietly and placed
the stekin The snow where the.iay could easily
see IL. Very soon after her return TO me house
the bird flew directly TO the stick and began
eating The corn. Presently another bird OF Inc
same KIND flew 10 the stick but was repeatedly
driven away by bird No. l, who seemed 10
claim possession by rIgbt.of priority.
After eating, his fill he flew to small cedar
swamp about forty rods distant. and In less
than i've minutes returned, followed by seven
others. Upon arriving at the com bird No.
was rudely driven away. when the family of
eight eagerly devoured the corn, though not
without something OF contention. The birds
were evidently very hungry ana have frequently
been led since by the friendly hand, but how
did the seven that followed bird No. from the
swamp know there was food awaiting them?
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..:t..N..IMpRovEn PROPERTY.

valeneis ST. hear ri DIZZY; 253sO; only $4,000.
rear street, =. --:-' f-.-s
IS II. 250- Howard ST., near 18TH; 5Oxs7:6
- Elegant focatiou for harSs Green St, LarKin;
?25x1 00i :S2602- -: =. ~
:: Washington. st.-(rsn d marine view: Preside
: Il elEh6si $4,000; .cheaT; lot 5Ox102:s.
/. S49QG--24{h; y I. cor. .Vicksburg: 50Xl14
:Cheap-1S lpls; $4,000: Chattanooga. lr. 2lst:
2GI l25 each,
+. $50 00-pfcksb Hrg, cor. Elizabeth: 5oxll4
$3Q90 = Hermann st. near Stevenson; 25xS5 "
:S2zQO1s 80, nr, Sanchez. 50x1l4:-
= ;$2b00-Ssnehez..co cor, 9Th: 3OxSo:' i.
=; 81 UO=IlGtt, nr. W a1leF: 27I1O5; -.
.Sls00-SLsuford- nT: Brann an and 2d;. 26IS0.
= SlBO0-22d, near Castro; :25Xl14
SI2oQ-s0th, mr.. UouElass; 25xl05.::
ST5e-Lisbon, mr.. Mission Road: 75t10O.
. $40 per month DiamGad st, hear LIST; 25I1l4.
- S559-l2th ave. pet; L and. NJ; 25xI20.
$780,. side bismarck, bet Mission, and San
J0seroads lot 4OxkOOi :eiectric cars: pass within
200feet- "A PICK up: -. -. q:
$50 each-4 lots mr., Mission road =,
-: NJ ADISON &: BuRkE. 626 Market:st. Su Il
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
O'FARRELL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.
A RESIDENCE
AT A SACRIFICE.

G7O00 ELEGANT FLATS OF ROOMS
u IUUU. and bath each and modern in every
respect Waller St building cost about $500;
lot worth $1,000; size S0xl10; steadily rented the
year around.
Sl5 600 6 FLATS t on Ne. CORNER;
Addition: income 5 1900 a year; they are steadily
rent ed and have been ever since they were built;
the buildings are about 3 months old; they are
NJ odern IN every respect; sanitary plumbing
wooden mantels ETC.; cars pass the door
opOdO0 PINE-ST BUILDING LOT. NEAR
CZ4UU. Frederick; size 25xl37:6; street
paved with bituminous rock and accepted by the
city.
GO0OO CHOICE BUILDING LOT ON ASH.
pOUOU. bury st, near oak; size q :6x1l2;
convenient to the Oak, Post, Ellis, Page and
HaIght street ears.
DESIDENCE, MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT;
IL new. never been occupied; on the sunny side
of Castro St; house contains saloon parlors DIN
ing-room, kitchen, large paptries, sunny and
capaciOus chambers; house heated by hot air fur
mace: electric bells; can be bought cheap and or
reasonable TERMS in fact the terms Will be made
to suit the purchaser; lot 26xl26
Ge0OO RESIDENCE ON FREDERICK ST. :;
NOOOO. rooms ana bath; bay-window front:
all the latest modern Improvements; house only 3
S21O0 2FLATs IN THE MISSION, NEAR
rents for $50 per month; 25xll4.
$1,000 ST. GPaefc ReiehtsJ I rooms nsV and
bath. attic and basement; lot f301I07:6 IS; new
house, built about one year.
GCR0O HOME IN THE MISSION: 2.STORY
tDZOOO. house, S rooms and bath: lot 75xl59:
only $1,000 cash. balance on mortgage.
oAOn SNAP sHoT-CHoICE LOT NORTH
ID HUI. OF the Park, near d St 25xl20.
Ge0RO TwoNICE FLATS ON SCOTT ST.,
,pOAOO. near Oak; rent $50 per month; lot %
x106;3.
WAN NESS AVE AND CHESTNUT ST. COR
50-vara lot belongs to an estate and are
authorized to sell; it can be bought cheap; for
price apply at office.
G.dOOO INCOME S42 PER MONTH ON
D1ZOO. Clementina ST., near Eighth; three
tenants; lot 25x75.
-BEFORE YOU buy
READ THIS-
AND GO OUT To-DAY--
AND SEE THEM!-
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S3O0O naF Per B esSt e SsR
MADISON 81 BURKE
.DoST-Sr. CORNER: STORE AND FLAT AND
4 separate houses; PAYS good income: price
s15;40O; lot s2;exs0 with L. MADISON q BURKE
I ok 0no HAYES. NEAR BUCHANAN.
p ROM Nell ra tented e3s lot 2SSl2O to
BURKE,
|. &Q600 ELEGANT RESIDENCE; HAIGHT
1.,s n ;is t6 near Ly%a 27Ils7;6; rooms
| N oaCAsH REQUIRED: ELEGANT NEW PARK
~ residence rooms; bath; finished basement:
VII la 1aks vacant lot In part payment. MADISON
+ $500 REpUeED-LIBERTY, Mr.. GUER-
rented; lot s5xli4: MADISON & BURKE Is' wei
/. gs 1900 aoTH, NEAR FOLSOM. 251lOs: ;
~ ~ M sH1OV Y, fats: rents *s8: MADISON &
..SS500 PINE, Mr.. BUCHANAN : FINE
cash; fot26193:6 MADISON q BURKE
p tUV 24Si ~ house rooms and AIt bath
+ $1,000 F EAY1Ne. OYER II PER cESr;
20; street accented MADISON q BURKE.
*S 6000 GROVE. ST, NEAR LAGUNA-9
O3A1 = Eeems and bath, z5x12O to rear
|. street: MADISON ~ BURKE. 80.
IS $4,000 BkIG n IM n ME-, POWELL
ESP. MADISON & BURKE
|. GSD00 4 FLATS: .: STEVEN SON. NEAR
+ NEOH}O9O. Ridley: rents $4Si lot 26x77 IS.
AIADIS0N;&r BURKE. d:
|: S5Anll WELSH, NEAR 4TH AND BRY-
+ MADISON & BgRkE.:
4000 RsSTs as ss5S N TEHAMA TR 3sT
!. Q275a. ls:rH,. Mr.. CASTRO. HOUSE 8
81 - ~: rooms and bath; lot 2ox75. MADI-
!: C1h00 GREEN. Mr.. LARKIN; 2 HOUSES;
Lao + otlV:werl' rented: 22:lIx77:6. MADI-
. 4lO0 rooms bath ana ST ae9 Sii g
I:AlApISoN Is BURKE. -. =:
/. q. 9.3Q0: ZOE: NEAR. BRYANT = FLATS.
e - s1h(D rents $43; lot '2O1e0. MADISON q
fGQl0ln TAYLOR; NEAR UNION; 81 :816s; :
I 9; = " W Large house 14rooms. MADISON
! GOG1N" RENTS SIS: .HERoN ST, NEAR
+ y 5OOp' SGh; flats; lot s20x6e. MADISON &
$1,000 T re 63sIa ST. T Mr. STa goTTAeE
"a: IT IN. NEAR. GREENWICH AND DU-
I. 10 .EtCO pont: brick house Z rooms and bath
/ LOT AZ :2x46. MADISON & BURKE
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. 4uctioneers IA montgomery St. San Francisco oAu
= .eal i and obtain one Of Real Estate Records,
= arts OF the city.
= =. IMPROVED PROPERTY.
$4,000 G COR ds5., on TAYLOR ST; 8
stationary tubs, etc; e3:6x67: IS; 3 frontages;
grand marine VIEW
$4,000 REDUCED: 2 NICE NEARLY NEW
. ana bath each; brick foundations all modern
- Improvements; rents $50: 25xl14; 1Sth st:
@16OO A BEAUTIFUL EAsTrAK8: COT
~ IOuO: tage of rooms and oath' an mod 20.
Location; Alpine st;~25x9o. - .....~...
$4,000. R RhsiSa PET1 F st Of 8
rooms and bath; 25xlO6:S; brick founf!atiops.
stone walks. etc. II -. e : r.: -.
$4,000 MgsTRE soLn l. FINE y s FIX S sfs,
nice stable{large lot y ;6x go; very cheap.
80 COMO: -wAsH1xsrC y ST. NEAR SCOTT
I'D OUljtI. Pacifc H Fights; elegant cettage q z
rooms and bath : 27:6xI 27;8l4; sfreeEMork done
&c olpPl tie: ~ -.
so0o RENTS $3.50 PEE A1sNt'Al; N1sAI
0UO sad Folsom sts} a : 4.room mats:
$500 Fa ssai S s c sdida s s. dFsda
: CONDITION 25Il oDtc rear $ rest !: ::
!. a : 90. rGSrFfsrf. E y ii UisT. RE SOLD ON
ccotlnF ar own erss Departure Z: bay
ssSs in 1iG 6Y a fs1s 5{ es
I'D = n oreasanab oil oifeT-reflisea. :
al = y .tNI Y y win dows, brick f6undations
! On 35: renteh to railroad elm,
!. @c%g t;1+llN :@oFFER. NANTFp: WARM BEET
Il; hieey treseo ed :b&H:window reSIdence Of T
-l9iins and. 1at hE:aA modern improvements 75x
=Cs=i = IN. z New: StopERy BAY-MfNDoW
- p 49, cottage OF 6 TO Ins ana bath; brick
m md a I! otsiren fS 500 . 90; stt
= 90 Ijlf(@. REAL Il Al&jfAIN=: NEARLY NEW
.-1t AlN' :: ottage % T6ens and Ugh. base,
13F cottage Cost tlis much to hpf1ds Sanchez ST
$ Sc , BAR IS s !, "a l 81
0iEh toailey: N ssien warm belt .'s.e
.yc:c.E :. :RES rs s8s .PER*M on tn !: NEAR
- - q Y II ward 6th- 2.bay=wfndoW
HAS q oanhf:6 %roofns a. d bath each; 29x75
:: G Fl 81 ff#SCl5 RE As erS. A BEE. @oFFER. RE.
F e 81 s t + sl pt 24th ST;
e::C: )00G. HoIl<Y II Pa RK;.%s b Az wi NI3ow
" Of a oQnls aud path& brick
3 1910. !. =.UNIsltR fgyED PROF PER :. T.. 81:
$40 Sgyery cheap l71t strr aRehezs 25x
sS29e9eh 3sl,e3p s4fqo eaena
- SIP ae.vsi% oFiier on gFadp. on Webster ST.,
Z rs !t '1:9 81 80 d*otp oTt FER 4
" ) SOFA pa rear bAfgaia cefiiet.on eFesce s
:: $Gos h 2 logs on. crescent Xxi
ssq HgafI s So p@asGa' AS E. s.73 s
: - ~: .:=.% f'*: te rs 2t@ Su WE !:
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SI5 Ws Fsass SEhE assIso a
street. front and rear houses. MADISON &
.KURkEa :
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.DoST-ST. CORNER: STORE AND FLAT AND
/ 4 separate houses; paws good income: price
Sl5; 400; lot S2;6xS0 with L. MADISON IL BURKE
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:&OR00 ELEGANT RESIDENCE; HAIGH1
.yN ttICO.O. st. near Lyon; 27xl37;6; 9 room,
and BATH MADISON 4 BURKE.
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COZ O0O KEARNY-sT. BUSINESS COR
u 90 :UOU. ner; pays per cent: 46:Sx6S g.
MADISON & BURKE
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ H. UMBSEN & Co
N. Real Estate Agents, Rent UolectorS ana
AucuoheerS, IA Montgomery st. San Francisco.
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PROPERTY

gall and obtain one Of our Real Estate Records
arts OF the city.
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CITY ZEAL ESTATE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

MADISON d BURKE.REA ESTATE AGENTS
M established 1858; o26 Market st.
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n QCASH REQUIRED; ELEGANT NEW PARK
~. resldFnce rooms; bath; finished basement:
VIII tag, take vacant lot in part payment. MADISON
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nFnOO 2 ELEGANT FLATS OF ROOMS
u IUUU. and bath each and modern in every
respect on Waller ST. building cost about $500;
lot worth $4,000; size SOx110; steadily rented the
year around.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

H. LIssAK o.. Won RHEIS.
n +. Won RHEIN d CO., REAL ESTATE
-. Agents. Auctioneers and House Brokers' 5l3
California street.
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Q1H00 A BEAUTIFUL EASTEAKE: COT:
" 1ONO. tage of roOms and bath; all mod
ern provements; trick 9opudatfors,. etc; fne
location; Alpine St; -'25x9O. %:
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John PFoRR, S2s MONTGOMERY ST.. OPP.
y safe Deposit

y safe Deposit
$6500-Park lot, 125x120 feet. on 9th ave. within
a stone throw from the MIdwinter Fair buildings
will cut up into building lots of Z5xl20 IT, each.
$5500-CalifOrnia st: lot 81 :6xl37:6 feet; be-
tween LeaVenworth and Hyde SITS.
$l7,5OO-Rent SAP; fine business corner on
stockton ST.: 3story house, stores below. and
hats OF D rooms and bath each; lot above 37x60.
S75OO-McAllister ST.. west from Cough; good
business property: rent $40.
$l7.50J-Rent $3.50; fine brick, improved
business property: always rented.
sl1,00O-Rent Sl24 50; fine corner property;
3OxSO feet; improvements new; stores and fats
and DIV eings; In an il proved neighborhood.
S35,5OO-A magnificent corner Mission ST. :;
stores and Groom fats upstairs, and 4-room
cottages; lot 65xlOO; rent S2lZ.
ST., near Sth; 3-Story houses; store and
lodgings upstairs; Tot 25x90: rent Sl4O.
$l200O-2 houses and lot in the business part OF
Hayes St: lot 25IlZ0 to rear street.
Sl2OOO-Fine corner on 4th ST.; houses; lot
SOXSO feet; rent SIT.
$54UO-19th ST. near Eureka; splendid cottage,
rooms and bath; lot 25X75.
So5OO-3story bay-wlndow house Haight st +,
near DeYlsadero; stable; flats OF rooms and bath
each; lot 25xl37:5; rent S67.
Fine lot, 2SXl2S:7, Sacramento ST., bet. La
guna and Buchanan; offer wanted
S5SOO-Cor. 18th and Eureka sts.; lot 75xlOO:
Will make fine building lots.
Cheap lots along Mission road. Excelsior, Col
lege, Academy and W~st-end Homestead Tracts
fe1S tt SUI
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= III GAFEE BROT HERS; :. :;
NJ r cal Estate Brokers and Financ1zi Agents,
III IOS NJ en1gomery street.
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C9SQ0 REDUCED; . NICE NEARLY NEW
u COOO. bay-wtndow fats Of 5 and . rooms
nd bath each; brick foundations ana all nedeTn
improvements; rents $50: 25xl14; 18TH ST:
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: Ali:ot above prepertyts on the line Of Improve
:. and is::otfere on sue easy tefms:as to
Place Itr rea n OF all " no wish Invest
E san Francisco Calt Tor fiiTt6er particu-
= as y ON Es,.ALLE A a. Coz $50 MARKET s.:
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SS0OO Nice 6a p -winaow residence OF 9
rooms and BATH 25xlO6:3; brick foun7atiops
stone walks, etc. -. e =: -. =: =.
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QO00 FINE LARGE LOTS IN SOUTH
NCOO. Berkeley, near electric roads and Cali
forni2 and Nevada Railroad; lots severed; only
Few left at this price; terms, sic cash, balance
easy terms Call at once, CLOU6I 81 BAKER,
lOU2 Broadway, Oakland. fe2t
DOR SALE. IN GOLDEN GATE-NEw HOUSE
OF rooms and BATH pantry, hot and cold
water: high basement, brick foundation: large
lot; ali fenced; price $1,000; only 300 cash,
balance same as rent, $50 month; this house is
a beauty and close to station; electric road win
soon pass this place. o. A. RUDOLPH qlS
Broadway, Oakland. jal2 II
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Q1OOO INCOME S42 PER MONTH ON
.D1ZOO. Clementina ST, near Eighth; three
tenants; lot 25x75.
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&S300 REDUcRD--LIBERTY. Mr.. GUER-
irented; Lot &5xl14.: MADISON a. BURKE.
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GtMN0 CORNER ON TAYLOR ST; g.
y OONO-: story house of II rooms and bath :
tS1onary tubs, ETC.; s3:6x67:6; 3 frontapes t;
RAND marine view
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elk OOO 6 FLATS ON NE. CORNER;
u O.OOO. nicely located In the Western
Addition: income $500 year; they steadily
rent ed and have been ever since they were built;
the buildings are about 9 months old; they are
modern IN every respect; sanitary plumbing,
wooden mantels etc; cars pass the door
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DIssoLUTIoN OF CoPARTNERshIP-TH
~ firm of ALLISON, GRAY & CO., comprised of
D. L. ALLISON and J. Nj. GRAY, and heretofore
doing business ut y os. 50l.509 Front street, San
francisco. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. j. M. Gray retires and the business will be
continued by d. K. Allison under the name and
style of "D. K. ALLISON & co." who viii col
lie CT all accounts due said firm and pay all liabii
ties thereof
San Francisco. February s. 1894.
d. e. ALLISON
fe7 lot j. NJ GRAY.
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.:lEiN Is. ID. EFNI..&s 20. :: go Mafket s..

:: a G.(r%lI LoTS.NE YEAR SILVER AVE. ANDMIs
-') Zs(J, ion ST.; electric cars will bring these
OTIS inte easy mInqni lion sytthtbe city SOON
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&C S:fl*:S LOTS y EAR PARK AND. OCEAN
DCOO. II abroad ;lotss on beach, fenced and. in
" 81 ass eaSy:1ns "a llnents and geod future: "a.