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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-05

with Importance. The horses scored
down four times and every time this
greenhorn was smiling and bowling to
his best girl in the stand and never pay
ing any attention to the scoring.
will that fellow take bluff I asked
the judges.
He's considered a bad man in his own
country they replied.
Well l thought I'd try him anyway.
1 stopped him and said, Young fellow,
you have scored now four times for the
grand stand. If you score once for the
judges l give you my word we will get
you off and won't be bothered with yon
any more
1 got them off on the first attempt then
and when the bunch got home the young
fellow and his plug were at the three
quarter pole, and was of course, annOunc-
ed distanced
s.A few heats after that had a little
leeway, and was leaning over the side of
the stand looking at the pretty girls in
the grand stand, when | saw standing IN
the middle of the track my young driver
of the early afternoon, and his eyes fair
ly flashed as he looked at me- kin l
come up thar?' he said. 4 guess you
kim l answered, as 1 thought what
good scrape I was in, and edged over
near one of the largest judges.
LOOK mere We goI 5OmeIHluR " say
to you,' and 1 thought there was going
to be some knocking. You've done me
a low lived trick he continued. I was
sure then there would be some fight
ing.
"'WeH sir, if you'll explain, perhaps 7
he fairly shouted Il don't care. nothin'
about the race. But you've queered me
with my girl and all her people,
"His girl had bet $25 and his prospec-
tive moEher-in-law $50 on his mare, and
they wouldn't look az him afterward.
We don't want TO have Red in that
kind of a fix"
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C. III. SHELDON'S VENTURE.
The BurIingame Ma-nate Makes a New
Notwithstanding Dissolved.


DeaI-Partnership Dissolved.
The firm of Sheldon, Davis &
Co., at Burlingame, the principal
commercial institution at that
place, has been dissolved 1t is COM
posed of c. NJ. Sheldon and W. B. Davis
The Sheldon Davis real estate company
managed by the same firm, also retires
from business, Mr.. w. B. Davis, the
junior partner, succeeds to the real estate
business. recognizing the company as
the Davis Real Estate com pany. The
Wheelers, bankers of New York,
four in number, succeed Mr.. Davis in
the Sheldon, Davis 81 Co. business,
which has been incorporated under the
name of the Sheldon & Wilson Hereford
cattle company. The Hereford cattle COM
pany owns $500 acres of improved farm
lands and pasture in Usage and Lyon
counties and their business will be
chiefly devoted to the raising of Here
ford cattle. They recently purchased
the cele brated Rock Creek herd, con-
sisting Of 112 head of registered Here
ford cattle, which is the best bred herd
of Herefords in the west. This, with the
Hereford cattle already owned by them,
gives them a herd of about 600 cattle.
The Wheelers own large stock farm in
New York and have recently sent to
Burlingame a car load of high bred
brood Mares
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HOW MUCH FRANCE DRINKS.
One of the "Things They do Better
Over There"

One of the Things They do Better
Over There"
Paris is mainly a wine-drinking
town, but, like Marseilles and Lyons,
does not consume so much as many of
the smaller towns, though when ex-
amined in detail the provisions seems
to be on a sufficiently generous scale,
says Chambers Journal. In Paris the
annual rate per head is $40 pints of
wine, 16 of cider, 81 of beer and rather
over II pints per head of spirits. In
whisky-drinking Scotland the annual
rate per head of whisky consumption
was, in 1928, just a little over 1914
pints-little more than the proportion
of spirits demanded by the Parisians,
without regard to the large quantity
of wine also required here for their an
nual wants. In view of this. it is
strange that travellers still report that
drunkenness-as we unfortunately
know it in Great Britain-is thing of
very rare occurrence. The Parisians
are repr esented as temperate drinkers,
though they drink just about as many
| glasses of spirits as the Scotch (the
largest consumers of spirits in BRITAIN,
besides nearly 80 times as many glasses
of wine as they do of spirits, not to
speak of fair allowance of cider and
beer! And at Cherbourg the inhabi-
tants take two and three-quarter times
as much spirits as the Scotch. not to
speak of cider, beer and wine. AS it
is to be hoped and presumed that wom-
en- and children have little or nothing
to do with the figures for the consump-
ton of spirits, and as very many men
take none at all, some folks must take
pretty large doses. If French topers
can, without visible and unpleasant
consequences, carry such quantities of
liquor, this must be one of the things
they do better in France"
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A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR
Professor Munyon's Great Work
Among the Suffering.
EIs MeaicIaes are BHarveIs in tho
Way OF EGeeting Cure.

w 0Y "a ALE SCSRn8 OuE9s
Mr.. George Lodge. the we'll known
real estate dealer, Third and Federal
streets. Philadelphia, Pa, is not only one of
the most prominent real estate brokers
10 the city, but is the general manager of
the new underground system of electri-
cal propulsion, which is destined to SUI
persede the overhead trolley. Read
what he says:
Ever since 1853 l have been a great
sufferer from sciatic rheumatism. There
were times when the excruciAtinp pain
nearly drove me insane, and | was prac-
tically helpless Upon friends advice
l was induced to try Munyon's Rheuma-
tism Cure. After taking a few doses the
pain left me and l have not had the
slightest symptoms OF any return of the
disease. l have recommended this rem
edy to several of my friends, who have
also been cured"
Munyon's rheumatism Cure is guaran-
teed to euro rheumatism in aay part of
the body. Acute or muscular rheuma-
tism cured in from one to i've days. It
never fails to cure sharp, shooting pains
in the arms, legs, side, back or breast, or
soreness in any part of the body in from
one to three hours. It is guaranteed to
promptly cure lameness, stiff and swollen
joints, stiff back and all pains in the hips
and loins. Chronic rheumatism, sciatica,
lumbago, or pain in the back are speed
lily cured.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Rem
edy Company, of Philadelphia. put up
specifics for nearly every disease, which
are sold by all druggists, mostly for %
cents bottle.
Those who are in doubt as to the ma
ture of their disease. should address Pro
fes5or Munyon, 1915 Arch street, Phila-
delphia, giving full symptoms of their
disease. Professor Munyon will care
fully diagnose the case and give you the
benefit of his advice absolutely free OF
all charge. The Remedies will be sent
to any address on receipt of retail price.
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CLEVELAND KNEW IT.
He Warned Francis Wilson that Hard
Times Were Coming on.


Times Were Coming on.
LONDON, Aug. 5-Francis Wilson is
back in London and is greatly benefited
by his visit to Carlsbad. A number of
theatrical managers were talking the
other day at the Savoy hotel about their
experience in their line of business dur
ing the recent hard times, and the fact
came out that Francis Wilson is said to
have managed his business with re-
markable foresight on account it is
claimed of advice given to him by his
friend president Cleveland. The presid-
emf, it appears seemed to be convinced
that there would be a terrible depression
in business for year or two aud advised
Wilson to cut down his expenses as much
as possible, and TO avoid any ordinary
investments Wilson, 1t is added, followed
the advice and the result is that he says
he was not affected by the hard times
proportionately as were other theatrical
managers.
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HawaIIan Onlcers Looklng for Arms.

TACOMA, Wn., Aug. 5.-For several
months past the Hawaiian government
has maintained secret service agents in
Puget Sound. One of the agents has
been stationed here for some months on
the watch for expected shipments of
arms and ammunition over the Northern
Pacific to be sent by sailing craft to the
islands. He bears letters of authority
given by E. C. Hitchcock, marshal of the
Hawaiian republic.
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TIN IN COLORADO.
Ore of Fine Quality Discovered in
HuerfanO County.

LA VETA. Colo, Aug. 5-Huerfano
county is attracting considerable atten-
ton on account of recent important and
extensive discoveries of tin ore that con-
tains a greater percentage of tin than
any yet discovered in the United States.
This discovery marks q new era in the
development of immense resources of
the county, and has given a new impetus
to the prospecting for other minerals.
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Stabbed Forfy-Tvvo Times.

MEXICO CITY, Mex, Aug, 5.-An au-
topsy has been held on the body of Jesus
Olmos Contereras, congressman and
journalist who was assassinated in Pueb-
la. 1t revealed the fact that he had been
stabbed forty-two times in the chest and
would probably have been stabbed oft
ener had not one of the daggers been
broken, the blade remaining Embedded
in the muscles. The heart was traversed
twice by the WEAPON
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PRATT County Popultsrs.

PRATT, Kan; Aug. 5.-The Populist
county convention was held here Satur-
day afternoon and the following persons
were nominated for the various county
Offices: Sheriff, John Reyes; clerk, ]. J.
Barnes; treasurer, 8. E. Munich; register
of deeds, G. B. Williams; county survey
or, J. J. Roll; county coroner, Dr. Gray.
The Republican county convention will
be held one week from last Saturday.
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Found OpposIte PostofIIee ON 5th St

The cheapest and best instalIment
house in the city. Where you can buy
watches, clocks, jewelry, rugs, curtains.
dinner. tea and toilet sets, lamps and
household specialties. Remember I have
no agents but sell goods only out of the
store where l can save you agents COM
mission. l buy my goods direct from
the factory and sell them on easy pay
ments as cheap as you can buy them of
any store in the city for cash. Give me
a call. E W. HUGHES
1O7 East Fifth ST., opposite Postoffice.
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KIDNAPPED EDITOR LET GO.
Forced into the Army in Yucatan but
Gets Away.

EcTceO lnLO the Army IN 1ucatan put
Gets Away.
OAxACA, Mex, Aug. 5.-Dario Perez,
one of the most prominent journalists of
southern Mexico, has returned to this
city after a mysterious absence of seve-
raj months. He was publishing a news
paper called Ell Estado de Oaxaca, and
INDUCED in severe criticisms of state
officers through its columns. One night
he was kidnapped aud taken to Yucatan,
where he was forced into the federal
army.
He succeeded in sending letter to
President Diaz. in which the fact of his
abduction and treatment were told. Pres
ident Diaz Immediately had him re-
leased and ordered his return and sent
him present of 800.
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A RACE TRACK "REMINISCENCES.
FrightfuI Results of Starter Harry Nc
NaIr,s Action One Time.

Nair's Action One Time.
It was during the three minute trot at
Holton on Wednesday that Starter Harry
McNAir got down his book of reminis-
censes. 1t was in this race that "Red"
Hayes drove the handsome gray, Allen
Dare, home winner in each heat "Red
will have to win this race" said one of
the judges, ''his best girl is here from
Topeka to see him win it.'
well, wen give it to him, then, if
Dare falls down and breaks his neck"
replied McNair. "Tve had some exper-
fence with this girl business" he contin-
ued. as he squared himself for a story.
Il WAS starting races out in a west
ern town last summer. In one
OF the events was an old plug that
couldn't go a mile in $50, but her driver
young fellow, had his best girl in the
grand stand and he was bubbling over
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Everybody takes the JOURNAL
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Geienne nfthn ahra.A

The regular open meeting of this class
will be held at Mrs. Morgan's, No. 313
West Seventh street. Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock. All are invited.
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IL Sheldon is now here Orders for
piano tuning addressed postoffice box
422 will be attended to promptly.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17

w H. GRIM & CO.,
l1S MONTGOMERY ST.
S225O 25TH sG SEAs s11oo s,ond So
lis Montgomery st.
q O00 MISSION ST. Mr.: PERSIA; ELEC-
u JUU. trie car; 25xs3:6. w. II. GRIM & CO.,
11S Montgomery st.
C17OO s13 PER MONTH RENT; 2SD,
oo. near FSsG% fin fine neFest .F1M good
11S Montgomery st.
ncSOO HOWARD, NEAR I'd: BARGAIN !:
sHOCOO. front and rear houses brick founda
tion; 25xS5. w. II. GRIM & CO.,
11S Montgomery st.
Gs com FULTON, Mr.. OCTAVIA; FLATS
sDOLUU. and store frSt-class income propo-
stion; 25xS7:6 GRIM d CO., 118
Montgomery st.
dpOO0 LOTS IN CASTRO ADDITION; LAID
DOUU. ley, near Roanoke; 25x100; INSTALL
ments take San Mateo electric cars
w. III. GRIM & CO.,
1]S Montgomery st.
John PFoRR, 32s MONTGOMERY ST.. OPP,
y Safe Deposit, offers for sale:
$13OOO-Howord ST., near 9th; 2 houses, rooms
each; 10 So :6xS0; rent $70
$3O00-7th ST.. near Brannan; lot 25x75, with
improvements; renting at $3O
Fine property Mission ST.. near 9Th; 3 houses,
IL rooms each; lot 60xS0: rent $l20.
$l3, St., south of 9th; 2-story bay
window house, store and dwelling back and COM
modious fiat rooms and bath upstairs; lot 3OxoS
feet always rented; make Offer.
$14,OOO-A fine brick improved downtown prop
erty paying $40 rent per month.
$55OO-Two-story ana basement plick mousse anu
LOT on prominent street in the southern part of
the city; store, cellar for wine and rooms and
bath upstairs; lot 25x75; rent $40.
Reduced TO S3l ,OOO-Northwest corner Mission
and 18th SITS; lot 100 feet, with improvements;
story 3 stores. flats and cottages; rent $500.
DWELLING-HOUSE PROPERTY.
$sOOO-Park property on Page st., near Baker;
2-story modern house. rooms and bath; lot 27:6x
1875.
$3lOO-A fine cottage, rooms and bath, on 18th
ST., near Castro; installments without interest
UNIMPROVED.
Corner Fillmore and Germania sts.; 24x81:3.
S27OO-Lot 25x6S:9; Stevenson st., bet. 9th and
10th.
A St.
streets; make offer.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.
0'FAkRELL & CO.,
" REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.

VERY CHOICE BUILDING LOTs-CAN BE
bought in our subdivision on Mission street
with very small cash payment, and balance IN
monthly installments Of $40. Take the Mission
street electric cars, ride to Francis street, you
will there this exceptional subdivision and hnd
Mr. G. A. Turner. who will give You all the desired
see when you get there. aud very many more con-
template building within the next few weeks; we
have sold over 81 lots and have only few left so
why not see them at and make your seec.
tion; level and ready for building; positively no
hills to Climb and the Mlssion-stresL car une
right by the door; price ranging from 1870 TO $45O
CuTTER.sT DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT
- Positively the greatest bargain that has ever
been offered Sutter ST.; leased to one tenant for
$3.50 per annum; price $4,000, and good sub
stantia building Of 13 rooms; the lot is worth the
price asked.
MCALLISTER-ST BUSINESS PROPERTY
grocery store below and fiat above: total income
per annum $500; price $4,000. and $500 can re-
main on mortgage; lot 25x10O
NoUGH-sT MODERN FLATs-Two EXCEP-
" tional flats OF u rooms and J. bath each: 1 total a
yearly income $3.50; lot 27x137:6: price S9500
this is positively Of the best purchases in the
line of flats that can be found to-day.
@0OO CASH, OR MAY BE LESS. WILL BUY
DCUO cozy home in the Mission of rooms;
large lot; convenient to the Misson-st. electric
car line: balance payable in very small monthly
lnStallmentS- same as rent.
@e7SO MODERN RESIDENCE ON ASH.
IDO CO. bury ST., nr. the park: 8 rooms and
bath; large basement and attic; lot 25x1O6:3
OGOOO MUST BE SOLD: MODERN BAY
.pOOOU. window residence of rooms and
bath: on the n. side of Oak ST. near Scott: street
paved with btumen and accepted by the city; lot
25xlOO this is a genuine bargain; owner might
consider offer.
OO00O PAYS 1850 YEAR: PACIFIC
sUCOOO. st. investment, below Larkin; store
and fiat above; lot 26x71; the lot is worth more
than the price asked for the property.
Q1SOO INCOME s42O PER ANNUM;
eptOOO. Mnna-st. investment property, near
Sd; large 3-story building: the past record OF the
property will convince any one that 1t is good in
vestment as it is positively never idle.
A RESIDENCE IN THE MISSION AT A
~ sacrifice house of rooms and bath; stable;
lot S0xll4; price $4,000.
5000 . BEAUTIFUL, MODERN BAY,
spOOOO. window fats OF 6 and z rooms and
bath each; corner California st. rent $S4O;
If you should see this you will buy it,
QQ7R0 ONLY 800 A FOOT FOR BUILD
.DC w. ing lot Laguna ST., mr. Waller
which is only block from Market ST.: lot 81 :6x
81 A. $1,000 for choice corner adjoining the lot
above, that is, cor. OF Waller and Laguna sts.
35x100.
We have several pieces that we consider gen.
uine bargains; will be pleased to give you a list
OF them if you will call.
O'FARRELL & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
IL Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17

<YoUR RENT WILL BUY a HOME. YOU
Il pay $50 month Tor a house: perhaps an Old
one,with no improvements and not built as you
would like it, It's not your house, and never
VIII be. Suppose you let us build you mod
ern broom house with bath and basement)
arranged TO suit your ideas of comfort and
convenience, lot 25XllS on the Heyman
Tract, for $500. You paw us $3.50 down,
the balance $50 month (Which includes in
terest-an average OF about $4 20) the same
amount you paid in rent, but applied to
the purchase price, which it gradually re-
duces until you have paid for your home. AS
renter YOU had nothing to show for your
money PAID as rent: under proposition
you have home to show for t-a home
worth S23O0 or more, this property will
surely greatly Increase in value. 1t is your
home from the start, built az you wish it
bullt-a new, modern and comfortable home
THE HEYMAN TRACT IS IN THE GEO
graphical center of the city, ouly 2 blocks from
the CaStro-St. cable-car line and block from
the 22d-st electric cars, 20 minutes ride from
downtown. magnificent view; streets
graded and severed, and finest pure spring
wafer piped. Call and see house plans and
map of property at Office and go out and see
the tract; a representative will go with you
any time.
For further particulars call on
JACOB HEYMAN. Owner
Room 5, second floor, Crocker building Market
and Post StS.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17
baldwin & HAMMOND.
ID DOWNTOWN INVESTMENTS.

| baldwin & HAMMOND.
| d DOWNTOWN INVESTMENTS.
S24 600 MAZE MA ;AdS AN oFTEK MgrElt FILLS LIS ST
dence OF II rooms, BATH laundry,
etc; lot 40x120.
| nooOO POST ST. NEAR heaven.
DJOUU. worth: two 2-story houses OF and
rooms and bath EACH lot 27x120
800 HRP@s Hs2S5 france GshSH@ 5Sasss s sFas sos
1856
$4,000 ssg s9r1 sT RHT Fame
of 10 rooms and bath: also real
cottage OF rooms; lot 25x137 g.
$3.50. 2s EAG5@F1 9!555F ana s s.ssn:5s sn4s
residence of rooms and bath; loi
24x91
Sl65OO sse1 ans SID Ss OF
and bath; also double house of 4
rooms each; lot 25X135.
nc7SO OAK ST., NEAR BUCHANAN:
SpOlCU. good story building; fats of 6
and rooms, bath, etc, each; lot
27:6xSO: rent $500 per year.
O.FOOO 14TH ST, BET MARKET AND
% tUUU. Sanchez 2-story and attic build.
ing of IL rooms and baths; lot
50y10O.
01O OOO GROVE ST, BET. FRANKLIN
eDI A.OOO. and Cough; 3-Story and basement
building containing z flats of 3, 4
and rooms and bath each; lot
55x70.
Sl450. closure sale: H ren's p - FORE %dft6
$1,000; Rhode Island ST., Dr. oath
cottage of rooms and basement
lot 25x100; cash above mortgage
of $500.
S4500 naSTn Faoa s4sD PER eose sE4P 10 the
junction of Market and Valencia
sts.; 2 nice flats; always rented.
QQS0O SACRAMENTO NEAR LYON;
UOcOO. flats, and rooms and bath
each; lot 27:6X12S; rents $65.
$3.50. Nos! 5saH: asaII4. RhHl SANCHEZ AND
OA7E0 NV. COR. DOLORES AND
ID w. Liberty sts.; 52xl05.
OQS0 n. SIDE GOLDEN GATE AVE
.DCCO. 29:llx137:6.
BALDWIN d HAMMOND,
lO Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.

DUY A HOME.
EASY PAYMENTS.
$500 cash, or less, balance monthly, same as
rent will buy an elegant modern house of 6 or z
rooms and bath: large basement substantially
built; elegantly finished and complete in all de-
tails: see them to-day; they are open for inspec-
st. cars. Call at office for full particulars.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17

TUST FINISHED.
WESTERN ADDITION,
S6OOO-1O rooms artistcally decorated, salon
narlors French range finished basement every
convenience for sale; easy terms: lot 25x137 Is
feet: n side OF street; choice location.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market at.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.

MADISON d BURKE, REAL ESTATE
w Agents; established 1858: 626 Market st.
$1,000 PAYS OVER 10 PER CENT; JEs-
DoAOU. sic, near 9Th front and rear houses in
sooo condition MADISON & BURKE.
M oNTGOMERY AVE, MASON AND LOM-
- ~ 9ard sts.-Large gore corner: well rented re-
oueed to $4,000. MADISON d BURKE.
SI5 1000 wAtLER 6dny ST. COR sMEAnER snd B.
s4;7xso. MADISON 4 BURKE. GNU "A''' ~
1eTAy5A fsoms ana na6 mr. ELLIS IL
ioI ooXllO MADISON & BURKE.
PARK RESIDENCE; FELL ST, Mr.. LOTT;
5s ~ rooms and bath all modern conveniences;
25xl37:6; only $3.50. MADISON & BURKE.
S6S00 WASHINGTON, NEAR DEvIsA-
UOCOO. dero-7 rooms and bath conserva-
tory; lot 25xl27:s. MADISON d BURKE.
ONLY $4,000; BRoDERICK. NEAR BUSH;
- - lot oUx9U. with house of IL rooms. occupying
70 feet which with small outlay can be turned into
TWO flats. MADISON d BURKE.
$4,000 PAGE, NEAR BRoDERIoK; RESI-
SOOOV: dence of 7 rooms and bath: lot 25x
e7;6 MADISON & BURKE.
$4,000 NINA ST; STORE AND ROOMS,
poooo' fiat, rooms MADISON & BURKE.
$4,000 4IsIaA 4ELATs; STEVENSON ST., NEAR
street accepted MADISON & BURKE.
S2OOO DEHoN, Mr. 10TH and MARKET;
sDN sSDSU0U: w cottage rooms; lot 2sx70 MADI-
SO700 COTTAGE ON HAMPsHIRE,N NEAR
VEtOOs gath; rooms and bath; lot 25xlOO
MADISON & BURKE.
&C000 STONE ST, NEAR STOCKTON
DAOUO. and Washington; 8 tenements; rents
$50: lot 20x6o. MADISON & BURKE.
NEW HOME; MUST BE SOLD: REDUCED
~ from $4,000 to $2100: 5 rooms and bath !:
florlda ST., mr. 2otn MADISON & BURKE.
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
$1O,500-Devisadero, near Fulton; 50 :6xqO. II,
S15.OOo-Capp and 18th; corner: 125xl22:6.
S55O0-Washngton, corner Lyon; 81 :3xlOO.
S4500-24th NE. cor. Vicksburg; 5Oxl14
S4OO0-65x117: IS; Sc. cor. Sanchez and 23d
S3500-Steiner near Pine: 25x1O3.
S3oUQ-Baker, near Jackson: 27:SxllO.
$3000-Noe, near Market; 25xlOO.
S25OO-Cheap; Clay. near Baker; 25x1O5.
S240O-Castro cor. Elizabeth: 26 6xlO5.
S2O00-15th ST., near Castro: 25xlO0
$1350-Jessie. mr.. Herman: 25x77 IS; part cash.
Sanchez, cor Valley; 26:6x10O; $3.50.
SS4O-California. cor. 18th ave-: 26 :Sx9l:6.
$450-N. side Bismarck, bet Mission and San
Jose roads: lot 40x100; electric-cars pass within
zoe feet; pickup.
MADISON & BURKE, 626 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17

NEW HOUSES. WITH COMFORT, BEAUTY
IN and convenience combined; open to-day for
inspection: if you are looking for residence don't
fail to see these up-to-date houses at once; Web
ster ST., near Vallejo; marine view; owner on
premises.