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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-25

HOME AND LANDS CHEAP, TAKEN ON
II MORTGAGE.
The following list presents opportunity for
homeseekers spectators. Price named ia per
acre and about quarter value; easy terms. Address
WARNER Il o., 466 Ninth S., Oakland CAL
100 acres. Menaocino Co. unlmproyed. % 90
l60 acres, Mendocuo Co., redwood timber. %
16O acres, Napa Co., house orchard, vine
yard. OOU
81 acres, Santa Clara County, wood enough
to pa for oOU
$50 acres, Monterey County, unmproved.. SO
$50 acres. Monterey County, house, wind
100 acres, Monterey County, house, bearing
orchard etc Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
500 acres Tulare County on new railroad 90
800 acres, Tulare County; fine bargain..... 80
vineyard good for town lots lively town. 40
30 acres: Tuare County: nice property. 30 90
acres: Tulare County; house, barn,
adioins town . 1875 90
240 acres; Tulare County; house, b IN;
near lemon cove; great bargain. II 90
$40 acres, Tuiare County; house. barn,
is snap .................. 500
lao acres, Tu.are County; house, barn, etc 1900
outside range. the che st stock ranch
In The State splendid feed .............. so
so acres, King County house. barn, ETC.,
sediment land NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II so
80 acres, Kings County; house, barn, other
improvements. Observation-Disclosures. 49,. 55 GO
800 acres. Senisaus County; house barn,
etc: worth over three times this price,. IL 90
$50 acres, Fresno County; house, etc; can
pay for the place selling wood; only. 90
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Gel S00 COTTAGE OF ROOMS; CORNER:
ep 1CVV. lot 25xl25; street work done on both
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Q11A0 COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS ON OAK
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MARRIED

MARRIED
EHREN G-1ONES-December 1S, 1895, by
the Rev. j. w. Emery, Waiter d'A. Gutenberg
and Crete d. JoreS. Doth OF San Francisco.
TAGGA RT-ATKINSoN-I this city, December
-, 1895, by the Rev. DR.. Hemphill, Harry A.
TagEart to Miss Sarah Atkinson.
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Good society, both social and religious good
educational advantages good railroad transporte-
ton faci tiles and the best OF public roads are some
OF our bats for home seekers.
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We have sold and exchanged properties during
of The best properties IN the State at the lowest
prices, and parties wishing country lands find
exactly what they want.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Very little cash required as first payment; 20
acres near MERGED, with acres ia fruit, 7 acres
in vineyard and the balance alfalfa land; all
under irrigation: good S-room house, barn,
chicken.house, etc. fine well OF water; good loca-
ton; price $4,000
Also
One Of the best vineyards in the State upon
which money can be made. Old age is the only
reason for selling 1t. The property cost over
$4,000 and viii be sold for 900 easy terms
OF payment.
230 acres, 10 acres being under cultivation: Is
acres In Znfandel grapes 10 acres orchard: good
house of rooms, barn, outbuildnss; fine
wine cellar that cost over $4,000, with complete
set Of co0perage. All farming utensils go with the
property.
Also
For $4,000, reduced from $4,000, a nice little
country home of 10 acres the line OF the rail-
road between San Francisco and San Jose, all set
out to trees fine, healthy and in full bearing; house
conmodate 1000 chickens: place in fine order
This must be sold; will take $500 cash down
is cheap piece OF property and needs TO be seen
to be appreciated. Apply 20
EDWIN X. ALSIP d. CO.,
Rotunda, Mills building, San Francisco
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G1S0O -GEARY ST. AND MYRTLE AVE
u IcOO. old improvements: lot fronts on q
stfeets this is cheap; several blocks Of Fill
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ONLY $500 CASH.
San Jose orchard homes
between San Jose and San Francisco:
on the railroad, near station;
convenient to Stanford University.
10 ACRE TRACTS
Rich, deep. level sediment soil,
with magnificent oaks:
soil 40 fe deep;
worth much more;
10 per cent down, balance years
time;
interest per cent per annum;
Will pay for itself and be
| worth $500 before payment is due.
INCOME FROM lo-AcRE ORCHARD.
$4,000 each year in this soil;
send for catalogue, don't wait;
WOOSTER & WILTON,
w z Yves, Santa Clara ST.,
San Jose, Cal.
en- ACRES OF FINE SEDIMENT SOIL, s
OfU miles from Tulare Lake. at a great bargain.
For For, further 1.1 particulars apply to WORKMAN &
FRENCH, 630 Market st.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME.
"A AL San Carlos station, San Mateo Co.. hour
out acres best soil; acres orchard: modern g.
! room house; every convenience; water piped all
over the place. for sale at half value; only $l5Oc;
balance time, per cent.
to 20 acre tracts vegetable loan IN Santa Rosa
Corporation; your own price and terms.
| 1913 good land, 4Ia miles from San Fran
cisco City Hall 1880; viii sell naIf.
HUGsa SHELLS, Croker building.
| ESTABLISHED 10 YEARS.
$500 Cash Required
By N. D. sfCKELSs
TIKI
LAND AGENT.
Adding new features, requiring interested assist
aDce.
VIII net $4,000 profit year.
Sensible business man, not experience, required.
Best sys.emstiDed d IASp oFFfCE in America.
BIB Post st., bet. Stockton and Powell, s. f.
T. N. D. sICKELs,
THE
LAND AGENT.
| SALE AND EXCHANGE Of country property a
strict speciality 5000 propositions); most reliable.
Best systematized LAND OFFICE in America.
3l8 Post ST., bet. Stockton and Powell, S. f.
0RASSeE BLosso on, c9 20 70 81,
Beautiful young orange groves in tracts OF acres
and upward, lying along Tie Stanislaus River, two
OF the Southern Pacific Railroad the line between
| stockton and MERGED The Stanslaus and San
| Joaquin irrigation Company's canal runs directly
| through the colony and the property has per-
We are prepared 10 sell portions OF the property
eli her uni'nrro sed already planted to Washing
| ton Naves. Mediterranean Sweets and Maltese
Bloods. The property is under the immediate
direction and care OF experienced horticuiturst,
who has received diplomas and medals at eight
different county fairs in the state and for small
consideration cares for the orange groves for non-
| residents.
| a nigh and dry country, with q perfect natural
| drainage system All kinds OF small game near by
| affords excellent sport for hunters
Prices for land. including perpetual water right
| ana planted to orange trees, S175 Ger acre. Unim-
| proved land with fully paid up water rights. $40
| per acre. Terms: The purchase price payable in
| six annual payments, without Interest; title per-
| feet and liberal discount for cash.
| For further particulars, maps and Catalogues ad-
| dress
EAsToN, ELDRIDGE q CO.,
| 63S Market Street,
/ san Francisco, Cal.
Or r. T. KNEwING, our representative.
Oakdale, Cal.
| TO ACRE CHICKEN RANCanS UN 10
| + years credit. D. II. TWING. SOnona City ,Cai.
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Tall and obtain one OF our "ReaI Estate Records -
which contain list OF properties for sale in all
YRrts OF the city.
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Ia1J IN X. OOs.
9 Rotunda, Mills building, San francisco

10 ACRES. 500, MORE SAME PRICE; PAY
IN able 50 a week, without interest; level valley
land; railroad runs through the tract the best
bargain In California; secure home you will not
miss the 81 q week; will be worth So TO ST.
WESTERN LAND COMPANY, GAO Market ST.
CEND FOR OUR LIST OF ORCHARD HOMES
- for sale. WOOSTER &c WIZ IrrON. san lose.
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OH Al0 1926 PER ANNUM RENT;
70 I'OCU. substantial bay-window fats
al modern improvements; brick foundation: in a
cnolce location east OF Larkin ST.; lot S9:6xe7 6
street accepted by the CITY
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EARLY SHIPMENTS.

Winters is noted for fits early shipments to San
Francisco and the East.
May 49, 1sS5-FIrst shipment peaches and
apricots.
july 10, 1SS7--First shipment muscat grapes.
july 6, 1SS8-First shipment muscat grares.
May II, 1S90-First carload of fruit left Winters.
May 23 lo91-First carload left State from
Winters.
May 10, 1se5-First carload left State from
Winters.
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III an CHEAP AT $500; COZY COT
~ L w. tage Of rooms; lot 25xIOO; Holly
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C7SNn LOVELY CORNER HOME IL TIE
" tOOV. Mission; nice cottage of rooms:
brick foundation; bay-windoYs; large lot: 62xI14;
nice lawn and garden.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BARGAINS.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
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UMBSEN q CO.,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIoNEERS
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1860 AT SACRAMENTO
FARMING LANDS A SPECIALITY.


EDWIN X. AI.SIP & CO.,
The Leading and Oides. Real Estate Dealers Of
Central California.
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JACOB HEYMAN, Owner,
Room 5, Crocker building, Post and Market SITS.
Omen Saturday night.
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If YOU are looking for a home or want to invest
in real estate in any part OF the city cell at our
Office and get our list of properties for sale. We
will surely have hat you want and at the present
market price.
MCAFEE BROTHERS,
1U5 Montgomery st.
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GSTS0 $72C PER ANNUM RENT: A BAR
" -, V. gain; corner on prominent sts., east
OF Fillmore St. and in rapidly innprovinr neigh
borhood: store and cottages; lot SOx75; mort
gage OF $4,000 can remain if desired.
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$500 6 sssoa s east south aDe q
California ST.: 25x106:S: good, sub
staDiisl modern house, in first-class
condition. large rooms and bath {:
basement; brick foundations cement
sidewalk, and a grand marine view
OF the city and bay; only half q
block from cars.
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Office and Salesroom.
Id Montgomery ST., near Market.
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Not foot Of poor land on the entire 1000 acres
The soil is OF alluvial deposit from twenty to
twenty-five feet in depth, and it is no eSaggeration
to say that every fruit known TO the tropical and
temperate zones be raised successfully. In
fact they are there to speak for themselves.
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Montgomery street.
4 NJ sPECK & Co, 500 MARKET ST.
u. NJ. SPECK & CO., 602 MARKET ST.
500 600 to loan in sums TO suit.
100000 TO loan in sums to suit.
WA RHINE PRICES.
WARTIME PRICES.
Bank orders all foreclosures at sale.s
Bank orders all foreclosures at sale.
Poor IN ? a.chance. Rich man buy.
Workman, every body can buy
BONES! HOMES! HOMES!
20 houses to be sold TO satisfy
Mortgages. Terms, $500 down.
Call for list and take first choice.
. Call for list and take first choice.
Every one offered worth double our price.
Every one offered worth double Cur price.
s2ooo-Nice COTTAGE lot 40x5o; block from
s28O0-Cottage, now fine business property, at
SIS Castro.
s6500-Two elegant fats, with stable, on Page
S675O-Three elegant fiats near Haight and Fill
more: rents Ssl: lot 25x110.
$6soO-2 new fats Jackson st.; rents S65.
sI0,o00-Store and fats: new; near City Hall;
si2. 50o-Enis ST.. investment; rents $125.
sS500-3 fats and stable in Western Addition;
ST3 600 BUSINESS PROPERTY 5dsas % on o 3D..
SI25OO F Fs1ssa for slis ssse, CAIN
$4,000. a mems; rents s slsS. lArAovh,
S4S. UUU. ssxi2o; within $50 feet OF Mar.
ket; near the Baldwin; with small outlay Will
easily rent for $500.
&70 000 CORNER, 7ox1oe , WITHIN Ma a
$4,000; worth 100000: offer wanted a; once
Clio 600 BIsINEss PR sso,taRlsi o ON
wanted. .-,.-,
CO.. OOO BUSINESS PROPERTY SUIT
j fO.UUU. able for insurance, banking or
commercial business, vicinity Montgomery and
Clay sts., with 2 frontages; 45xl00 feet.
O.IO n00 BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
IN IO.UUO. O'Farrell, near the Orpheum The
ater: lot 25x135 feet; frontages great pickup.
G.IT nOA STORES AND FLATS: LOT 30
10 l .VUO. x90 feet; rents $140; on Lafkin
d. or sOO GEARY-ST. BUSINESS PROP
ID > .CUO. erty: lot 46x137 feet; rents $500.
G.EO OAO BUSINESS PROPERTY: LOT
II W.tOO. 5Ox80: vicinity Market and Sixth
SITS; rents $3.50.
S50.000. a soa1oo feet ST. NORTH SIDE
a. GEO 0O0 LARGEsT AND SEs Mar dM
ST.: will double in 10 years.
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ETcAFEE BROTHERS,
VI Real Estate Brokers and Financial Agents,
los Montgomery St.
We offer You here three bargains in residence
properties which must be sold. A chance rarely
had to get good, comfortable home cheap.
Examine them carefully.
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short distance from the towns OF Winters
Woodland, Dixon and Davisville-not far from the
State Capital, Sacramento and rs miles northeast
OF San Francisco, in he famous "Winters Fruit
Belt" from which comes the earliest fruits OF the
season. Within half an hour Of two railroad towns
over good graveled road.
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S4750 h66d large sg o GoGR S' m1aeTa
2-story Groom house; large base
ment: brick foundation; all in first
class condition; must be seen to be
appreciated; street work done: MAKE
as an offer.
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y SOLD IN LESS THAN-------------------
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24.-------
WEDN ESDAY, DECEMBER 25,------------
POSITIVELY THE LAST--------
2 DAYS FOR BCYING-----------
ONE OF OUR CHRISTMAS los
in the Castro-st. Addition upon the
unprecedented terms of SIS down and 50
per month, without interest Lots
are going of like hot cakes. Why? Because
Trey the best ever offered this or any
otner city for money. Just think OF IL,
beautiful home lots these terms
and at $3.50 to $500 each.
Streets all graded, severed and macadamized.
Water piped TO every lot. Electric lights
on property. Electric cars of San Mateo road
pass in ront of Castro street Addition; time
only minutes from goth and Guerrero SITS. Take
Mission Vaiencia-streei cars. transfer to
14th-street cars. Get of al Castro and
Chenery sts. Agent on he ground, Tuesday and
Christmas day. Free conveyance leaves our office
at 10 A. NJ. and p N. to-day.
DELAY.
HAVE ONLY
-------A FEW LOTS LEFT.
DAYS
WITHIN WHICH
--YOU CAN BUY
THESE TERMS.
DOWN, SO PER MONTH.
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ONE.THIRD DOWN.

Balance on long time, with interest at only TIA
per cent. Taking into consideration the many de-
sir sbe features OF this property such chance as
this for investors and home-seekers exists else
where In California.
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nTO00 NORTH SIDE 20TH ST., NEAR
ID ICOU. Castro 25x55; improved with neat
cottage-house OF rooms large base
ment; street work all done and ac-
copied; easy terms could be arranged.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
A. H. LIssAK.

A. II. LIssAK. i o. F. Won RHEIN
n T. Won RHEIN & CO., REAL ESTATE
| ~. Agents. Auctioreers and House Brokers, 513
! California street.
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QSG00 a NICE HOME IN TIE ELITE To-
y COOO. cation OF the Mission 2-story bay-win-
GOV house of rooms and bath: lot 5Ox1i5; $4,000
mortgage can remain if desired.
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TO 8 ACRE CHICKEN RANCans ON 10
& years credit. D. II. TWING. Sonoma City ,Cai.
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AT 1875 KEARNY ST.. ROOM 9-MONEY
II loaned, watches, diamonds, etc.. low rates pri-
vate rooms; elevator; pledges for sale cheap.
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en- ACRES OF FINE SEDIMENT SOIL,
OfU miles from Tulare Lake, at great bargain
For further particulars apply to WORKMAN &
FIRE ACH, ESQ Market st.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

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hard times. Why? Because we have long lis
of The best properties IN the State at the loves
prices, and parties wishing country lands find
exactly what they want.
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Y. REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
324 MONTGOMERY ST.
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G1 I 'S00 PAYS 10 PER CENT NET PER
~ I'cVO. annum; rent 500 Ger month: 3
Substantial 2story houses Of fats; brick founda-
tlon; all modern improvem ents; street accepted /:
lot 6sxI5; near Mission an Nth SITS.
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TO EXCHANGE.

HOUSES AND LOTS IN OAKLAND FOR
IL country property. ALDEN 81 GARFIELD,
902 Broadway, Oakland.
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ZINE HOMES FOR SALE; CALL AND SEE
Il the and 10 room houses we are completing;
in minutes walk OF Fourteenth-st. local. first
class in all of their conveniences: easy terms.
Homes built on your own plans and sold you
easy terms: this side of the bay.
Also some fine exchanges for clear vacant lots
or country properly. c. p. KERN, Central Bank
building, Oakland.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-10
Preparing to Bolt.

The joint address of the lro- anojs Club and the "Honest Mon- ey League" of Chicago calling up on Cook County Democrats not to go to tho polls in the primary elections for the June convention plainly indicates the plan of the sound money" clique of the llli- nois Democracy. This plan was first uggested in the interview with Senator Palmer in last Sun days Post Dispatch, in which he referred to the approaching con- vention as a "mcre debating so- eiety.
 The sound money men started out to fight for the control of the State convention with great blare of trumpets. It vas annouc- ed that a decisive battle was to be fought in Illinois and the Demo cracy of the State was to he saved rom the "sllver eranlts. The Pre- sident was to Iead the anti=sllveT host and swarm of Cabinet mem bers and office holders was to do battle on the stump i'll the cause of "honest monev." Senator Palm CT came out every day with an at tack on the Central Committee and with stirring appeals to the voters to resist the establishments of the free coinage advocates.
 Suddenly the tactics are chang ed, the campaign is abandoned and the 'sound money men re tire from the contest with the an nouncement that the battle IS not worth fighting and that they will not go to the polls. They are try ing to make it appear now that the State convention will repre- sent only faction of the Illinois Democracy.
 But the people are not deceived. :. They know that the collapse of the campaign of noise and threats means that the "sound money" leaders have discovered that even in Chicago they cannot muster T respectable minority of Democra. tic voters. They are avoiding the battle to hide their weakness.
 Fms change of front means more than defeat. It means bolt from the party. The assertion of the polls is in effect I bolt and is the preparatory step to a formal and general bolt of gold monome- talllsts in the event of the control of the national convention by the friends of free silver coinage.-St. Louis Post-Dispateh.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-10

On Saturday last, the incoming freight train brought to our deal- CTS, Mr. R. D. Wells and Mr. w. R. Hammock, a carload of ice. Now, this is all right and very
 nice for the heated term, but this
 was not all, not by a good deal,
 for slowed in among the con9eal-
 ed blocks of chrystals was q keg of Lager beer Of course, this
 later incident was purely accident al and thing that would not oc- cur once in a generation, and may never occur again; but here 1t was this time, at all events, and some- thing had to be done and done at once. The capacity of our two ice dealers was not sufficient to under take the job oi "doing up' the keg all alone, so they went out and notified number of their mutual friends of what had been discover ed. With solemn mein and state ly tread, the company gathered in the back room of Mr. k. D. Wells place of business, and the grand inquest was organized by electing master-ot-cerelnonies, and in a little while the foaming beverage began to flow. To the lovers of this strictly, temperance drink, (and all those present seemed to be snch) it was, indeed, a treat. In conclusion, we will say. that if our friends find themselves impos- ed upon again in the same way they were this time, and stand in need of ready help, all they have to do is let the same crowd know of their dilema and they will rally to their support with alacrity and without the loss of single man.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-10
Run the Canning Factory.

In the interest of the fruit grow CTS of Drew county we call upon the owners of the Drew county Canning Factory to run that in stitution, this season, or turn 1t over to some one who will.
 To claim that it will not pay to run a canning factory In the midst of such fruit county as We possess is begging the question. We have the finest fruit in the world, and 1t is a well-known fact that goods put up by the Drew county canning factory had not a superior in the markets, anywhere. Factories do pay at other places where the fruit is not so good and where it cannot be obtained so cheaply as it can be here, then why can this Factory be not made to pay2 It can. There is no doubt about it, and it should be run for all that it is worth, and besides making to it's operators a nice, round profit, would be of great ad- vantage 10 the people all over Drew county. The surplus fruit of the county should be made up and we have the factory to do it with. Let it be run.