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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-05-16
Points About Eggs.

The inspector can detect pre-
served eggs at once, and can also
name the ''icehouse," picked" or
"salted" egg when it comes up.
The icehouse egg is shrunk, its
yolk is dark and it has dull ring
when licked. The shell of pick
led egg is notified and gives me-
tallic sound and the yolk is dark,
and salt egg has shell which
looks as though the salt had eaten
into it.
A picked egg is apt to burst
when boiled, for the lime fills up
the pores SO that the steam is con-
fined.
A "blood egg" is bright red when
held to the light. In yellow rot''
the yolk and white solidify togeth-
er and the egg shows yellowish red.
A "watery egg" has an air bubble
which floats on top, no matter how
the egg is held.
A "green" egg is pale before the
light, and shows a dark yolk.
When broken the yolk is seen to be
a dirty green in color. A frozen
egg shows a crack reaching from
one end to the other; and double
yolk egg has two cloudy spots
which swim around inside when
the egg is turned, and a rotten egg
is dense black before the light
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-05-16
Care for Roup.

A hen in our flock the past Sum-
mer was observed in a dropping
condition, with her comb dark and
infiamed to twice the ordinary size.
She did not eat, and lowered con-
tinually about the other fowls, evil
IDENTIFY in great misery. Some in
vestigation suggested the roup as
the cause of the trouble. \ mixture
of pulverized coal, with sulphur in
proportion, tablespoonful of char
coal from the wood in the kitchen
stove, and piece of sulphur the
size of a bean in little water with
corn meal, for one feed the first day.
A day or two after the dose was
repeated, The bird picked up and
soon ate with the others. She roost-
ed in the trees, not in a fowl-house.
In two weeks she began laying, has
stolen her nest, and is now setting.
We expect brood of late chicks
NcW York Tribune.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-05-16

he must invest in some of the cul-
lures being sent out by the firms
that make speciality Of that kind
of product. The more advanced
dairy experts, however, believe that
the butter maker is not materially
benefited by such cultures, although
these cultures have in them great
possibilities.
The experiment stations have
taken up the question to some. ex-
tent, and SO far as they have gone,
have been unable to find much adj
vantage in these commercial cul-
lures over those naturally produced
in the clean dairy. The Canadian
experiment station has made a SER
les of experiments that go to show
that the great need is cleanliness.
When the milk is exposed to the
foul air of the stable or milkroom
the cultures that get into the milk
have like properties and give to the
butter havors not commercially val
liable. On the other hand, if the
milk be exposed to pure air the cul-
lures that get into it will ripen it
with a flavor that is much desired
by the butter consumer. Such cul-
lures are equal in every way to
those purchased on the market.
This emphasizes two things.
First, that the milk should be got
from the stable to the milk room as
soon as possible, and second, that
the air of the milk room must be
perfectly pure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-05-16
FARM 1lotes.
Culture OF Peas.

Culture OF Peas.
Early peas can usually be grown
with fair profit, and the earlier we
can put them on the market the
better will be our chances for profit.
usually plant the Alaska, or the
Rural New Yorker, or First and
Best, or any Of that type Of peas
(the old Dan O'Rourke and Extra
Early PHILADELPHIA. OF course we
put them into the ground just as
soon as we can work the soil, even
if that be somewhat wet too wet for
sowing or planting other garden
stuff. We want rich land If we
have only a small amount of stable
manure, we may put just little in
the drills, and then furnish the
greater part of the needed plant
foods by applying muriate Of potash
and dissolved phosphate rock, or
other cheap forms OF potash or phos-
phoric acid. / am asked how many
peas it will take to SOW an acre,
when rows are 3 feet apart. usual
ly SOW one quart to about 200 feet
of row, or over seventy quarts per
acre. | like to be liberal and be
sure of a full stand. In most cases
it will be profitable for the market
gardener to grow his own supply of
peas for seed. The chief thing to be
looked after in this undertaking is
to dispose promptly of the weevil,
by subjecting the peas as soon as
harvested and threshed to the fumes
Of bisulphide OF carbon in closed
vessel (barrel, for instance).
! usually have had the best sue
cess, even with late peas, by sowing
the seed early. The later sowings
have seldom amounted to much, in
my experience. For home use We
like the wrinkled sorts, and | usual
ly plant a number of varieties, such
as McLean's little gem, Motifs ex-
celsior, Horsford's market garden,
telephone, everbearing, strategem,
etc. They ripen at different times,
and SO we have green peas in their
prime for long time, beginning
with middle Of June and up to al
most August. The later varieties
will not need SO rich soil, or heavy
manuring. We may also be little
more saving with manure. Peas of
all kinds succeed admirably in
sandy loan, and in such soil it is
very easy, too, to keep them clean
and in good filth, in the earlier
stages of growth, by the free use of
a Breed weeder. You can let the
horse walk in every other row, and
thus rake the whole patch over,
destroying all small weeds without
hurting the deeply planted and
deeply rooted peas.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-05-16
Cleanliness and Butter Cultures.

A great deal of attention is now
being paid to the question of butter
cultures. The butter maker is made
to feel that to be up with the times
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-05-16
ser over Fifty Years.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over fifty years by millions of mothers for
cess. 1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain. cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for Diarrh9a. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by Druggists
In every part of the world. twenty-five cents
bottle Be sure and ask for ''Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing SYRUP" and take no other kind.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-05-16

Culrants will grow and bear fruit
25 years if they are properly cared
for.
Give the orchard thorough culti-
walton during the early stages of
growth.
When setting out peach trees cut
them back to within two feet of the
ground.
Washing suds and sink water will
help the grapevine wonderfully in
its growth.
If the bark of the fruit trees is
split by frost, cover the wound with
grating wax.
If care is taken to water them,
trees may be set with safety all
through May.
Black knot is best kept in sub
lection by cutting off and burning
all affected branches.
In planting shade trees the hard
mess of the trees should be given
preference over rapid growth.
One advantage of well-drained
land is that the fruit comes to ma
turity earlier than on undrained
land.
Generally the plum tree will need
jarring to prevent the work of the
curculic, no matter what variety
has been planted.
Scattering air-slacked lime under
the grapevines during the growing
season is recommended as good
remedy for grape rot.
Every garden should have lit
tie bed of herbs, at least parsley,
sage, thy me, fennel and hoarhound
will be found of use.
There ought to be plenty of room
for all kinds of fruit on every farm
Grow good supply of small fruits
as we'll as of tree fruits.
There is no advantage in cultivat-
ing the onions deep. An inch of
the surface stirred thoroughly will
be all that is necessary.
The only safe remedy for the
orange rust on blackberry and dew
berry canes is to cut out every af-
fected plant and burn it.
In the garden and orchard keep
the soil level and in a good filth.
Ridging up will dry the soil out
deepest and more rapidly.
Early cabbage may often be made
to grow rapidly if given an applica-
ton of liquid manure two or three
times during the growing season.
Mulching prevents the early flow
of sap by preventing the ground
from warming too early, and in this
way often prevents injury by late
frosts.
By stirring the soil after every
rain the weeds will be more evenly
destroyed than in any other way,
besides securing a better growth of
plants.
While the best land is none too
good for strawberries, any land that
will grow good crops of corn or po-
tatoes will grow a good crop of
strawberries.
One of the best remedies for bark
lice on trees is to take half pound
of sal soda, dissolve it in a gallon
of water and apply with white
wash brush.
To secure longevity of dwarf
pears it is essential to secure per.
feet union with the ounce. Head
Systematically, and always give
good treatment.
1t never Injuries tree or plant to
cut out the dead wood at any season
of the year. Now when the trees
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Hoi FOR r1rcHBuhst
TO-DAY TAKE YoUE rAMTy,y Avn
FRIENDS OUT on THE FITCH.
BURG, SAN LEANDRO AND
HAYWARDS LOCAL.

HA WARDS LOCAL
See Southern Pacific Time-Cari
THE FIRST IMPORTANT STOP EAST OF
FRUITVALE Is THE PLACE FAST
EST SUBURBAN TRAIN ON
THE PACIFIC COAST
EIRECT BOATS AND TRAINS FROM FERRY
FOOT OF MARKET STREET, TO
fITCHBURG STATION IN
EOKTY-FIvE MINUTES
Alameda Berkeley and Erutvae trains s,neea
hy the Fitchburz scorcher Haywards electric
cars from Oakland every few minutes
1fyou are tired of lite and want 10 get or the
earth, stay where you are. People get we'll oe-
come cheerful, eontentec and prosperous in Fiich
burg.
Fitchhury Is the mos. promising suburb on tn ,
oirecb line OF up.to-daie public and private Inn
frovements In the vicinity OF oakland It is q
business center by natural location. IS railway
lines now operating, Geep-warer transport alton fos
freight by Lannon's line OF fast-s sailing vessels on
Oakland harbor. and the excellent county road.
leading 70 IT, are incon estble proofs 1t is regi.
streets, graded and graveled. and ornamented with
avenue trees, cypress hedges and evergreen groves
NOW Is THE TIMh 10 BUY.
For home while cheap: for speculation on
rising market: for turn be hrst for investm
now, ard hold on. No city taxes 10 paw no stree.
improvements 10 make. Water supply from
companies NJ your doors Lots in this beautiful
town at cheaper rates and on easier payments than
can be bought In many OF Inc one-streeS tracts IL
an inaccessible hay field.
Lots % and oU feet front by 100 to 200 feet deep
10 parallel street; double frontage. Terms 10 per
cent cash deferred pay ments In easy iistallmenLs
little perfect
w. F. MCCLURE, II Montgomery 81, !. q.
THAD 3 FITCH. Fitchburs.
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>. BARGAINS AT PRivATE SALE
VALENCIA sT BEET BUSINESS PROPERTY.
S000 ana ass as4SC ssUoS asS
fsRei1f PRRsf6IS d 81 APeafs EFT sfnT : fo4 feS!ed
SI176 IN EKRY ST NICE RESIDENCE
WESTERN ADDITI y INVESTMENT
S7500 MERsTER s IsDrv sns sT Bs1 Ai
gov houses; of.6 roops and bath each; BRICK
':ionnast on on stone walks, etc; street accepted;
choIcE %fssioS Rss a9SSuR REsp6ENes sGf7sSeq LOT
SE650 siress a. +do,E AnS pEoM5MFMT
. .A:FINE INVESTMENT
. &7S00 .DoUBLE .2-sToRY AND BASE
. " sOOV. ment houses of rooms and bath
each; brick foundation; all modern improve
ments; m rent s720 per annum; $4,000 can remain
at ~ per cent if desired 2:exS2 IS; this IS bar
.aissIoN BUSINESS CORNER.
$780, sS S@ for R H5t 499 ae
aSIE, fie CHEAP,
:QISS0 'CoTTkGE OF ROOMS AND LOT
~0 1.ooU. 26xloO;. near Twenty,fourth ST.;
FoLsoM-sT.. BOULEVARD
SS5oU. ami ami stable; brick foundation a5S
:coHNER ON CALIFORNIA STREET CHEAP.
S5500 BECK , BuILDdNG . OF s ROOMS
.GAR1NE:1fEW coTTAGE
"S S3O0 coy. BAY-WINDow COTTAGE
ton, etc: stone walks; commands nobstructed
marine views: nice location.
Eth EE GOOD FLATS.
. G.J II zoo 3 COMPARATIVELY NEW
I'D ~. OOU. bay-window fats; brick founda-
tion; rent SSS so: u 7:6xS5 U'Farrell St
LEA ZEN MO RT'H- STREET FLATS.
. Q7Sn0 : ELEGANT MODERN FLATS OF
. u . CAO. 2 and 6 rooms and bath each: all
latest Improvements and conveniences; rent $500
per annum; 27 :6xS2 IS.
ELLIS ST.; DON TJWN.
g. y O0O. I'M OVEMENTS NOT
- O.UUU. counted; present rent SIS per
mo nth: Zoxl20; two frontages; lot alone well
worth the price asked.
A BARGA ~ IN PARAMOUNT.
: q GC0u0 LARGE PIECE FRONTING ON 8
V-OOO' streets making several lots; must be
Sold Offer wanted
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
& Sn00 PAGE ST., CLOSE TO MARKET 2
O0OOO. substantial flats; lot 54:2x120 to rear
street. half of lot vacant; excellent neigh borhood
Call and obtain of our Real Esta e
Records, which contains a list of properties for
sale n all parts of the city.
6. H. UMBSEN d co. Ii Mont gomery st.
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QS0H0 SCOTT ST. Mr.. EDDY-2 FLATS
eRI1o RCon w. OF and rooms: rents SAL; lot
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
t,ALDMIN & HAMMOND.
~ LEADING REAL ESTATE DEALERS
D OUO uNA Gate ave- SIS ssory mr. asendaow sohp6w
house house GSontspns Go, flats Of and rooms and
S5050 SCOTT ST. Mr. EDpY-2 FLATS
RCn SR11o w. OF and rooms: rents Sal; lot
FILLMORE ST. FLATS.
&QS0 RENTS S4u PER YEAR; 4 MODERN
pOoV. fats; large lol-
$4,000 McALLlsrER ST. Mr.. BAKER-2
WoOOO. new bay-window fats of and
rooms and bath each; rent, $50; lot 25xls7:e.
$1,000. EDRy ST., NsAE sa1s,I IEAyEs
Ing IL rooms bath, etc; lot 2bxs7:6; rents $50.
S35OO RENT $40: CLARA ST., Mr..
$4,000 GREAT BARGAIN; FORE
~ SpOoOO. closure sale: yon St. close to Col
built years ago: CO, ss75o will be sold for casn
VI large mortgage can stand.
$1,000 CLAY ST., BET. BUCHANAN AND
oence' billiard room, etc.; lot 27:sx1oS.
pRoBATE sALE-s5OOO; CORNER LOT, 6ox
lo6:3' Hayes aud Clayton SITS.
S325O $500 Ca. Cash gd BALANCE 4; MON MONTH; TIt
oaih' near Mission and Nineteenth sts.; rent SZ5.
PAYS GOOD TNTEREsr-TEHAMA ST., Mr..
l. Third; $4,000; rent S22: flats OF 5 and q
rooms each: house has just been put in fine condi
ton.
$1,000. SlGa Gosms oasn %a1eIs esa
casb ave- g nT m ST erms $500
S1S OO0 HANDSOME 2-sToRY RESI-
ap 0.OOo. dence on Clay ST., mr. Cough; lot
ooxl30; a great bargain.
BALDWIN d HAMMoND,
10 Montgomery ST.
T OTIS THAT ARE BARGAINS
&2SOO DESIRABLE LoT-sUNNY SIDE
UoOOO. Clay ST., near Broderick; 27:SxlO5;
select neighborhood.
oIOSO EACH-1Sr AVE. BET. CALiFoR-
ID iOOO MIA and Clement; good chance to
make money.
cI00O EACH-s LOTS ON LIBERTY ST.,
D1oOO bet Doores and Church; 25x1l4 each.
c1IOO LOT ON 10Th ST., Mr.. CHURCH:
ID lfOO. 25xl14.
A GOOD BUSINESS LOT.
S200 sasTD sg SAD atAdo
SI750. mann hanm>RS and ria ey; M a5xsa5 aa HER
o1OS0 EACH = STEVENSON ST.. BET.
ID lACO 18th and l4th: 25x65.
GLOON BRYANT AVE, NEAR list ST.;
splAOO. 30xl00.
G1760 COR. PATH AND NEBRASKA
- w. sts business corner 25x1OO.
GJO00 EACH-4 LOTS ON FREDERICK
ID IOOU ST., bet. Clayton and Belvedere; 25x
1l0 each.
q O000 EACH-3 LOTS ON BUSH ST, NR.
I'D ZOOO Lyon; 25x175 each; extra Deep
QCC00 McALLIsTER ST., Mr.. BAKER
DILOO. 25x137:6; sunny side OF street
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

MADISON & BURKE, REAL ESTATE
1si Agents; established 1858; 626 Market ST.
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j. ALDWIN S HAMMOND.
IL LEADING REAL ESTATE DEALERS
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FILLMORE ST. FLATS
QQH0 RENTS $40 PER YEAR; 4 MODERN
WOCO. fats; large lot
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&14 000 LAGUNA ST., Mr.. GOLDEN
" i.OOO. Gate ave 3-story bay-wfndow
house containing flats Of Z, and 8 rooms and
bath; LOT 30xS9; rents SlO5
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AT AUCTioN.
AT AUC1ION

We!win sell at auction by order OF the Superior
Court the property ofsuhe estate of Cynthia Anna
Jaquith ecea sed, at salesrooms at II O'Clock
NJ. Monday, December z, 1896; property situated
. at the northwest corner OF Waller and Devisadero
sts.; substantial 2-sIory. ttic and basement
dwellinS-Eouse of rooms and bath brick founda-
tion; all modern improvements; nice garden; lot
'403 100
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G1O 0OO JONES' Mr.. O'FARRELL; 3
ID A.OOO. new flats: rented to one tenant;
small outlay to turn into store and fats
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ H. .UMBSEN & CO.
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
RENT COLLECTORS AND AUCTIONEERs.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM,
Ia MONTGOMERY 81. Mr.. MARKET.
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CALCULATIONS ON

~
- The AIRSHIP
Many differ nj theories have been advanced in
regard to he strange lights reported to have been
seen in e.ent parts OF the State lately specu
lations this subject exceedingly Interesting,
but not very profitable Your attention Is called
to speculation that Will unques onably result in
a profit 10 those who have the foresight to take
advantage of the offer. On or before the 1st of
December (Tuesday) we wi sell any lot In the wo
BIC bounded by Frederick, S anyan, Cole,
Shrader and BeuIan streets at prices ing from
$3.50 upward. After that date prices will re i'd
vanced 5 per cent. In the past two weeks sales OF
lots IN these blocks aggregate S24,250 many of
the purchasers being builders, who will nm date
ly improv their property If you want a lot
can arrange very cas- terms for you. These blocks
face Golden Gate Park. done In front
of every lot. We earnestly advise you 10 investi-
gate this offer. See these lots Tuesday Is
positively the last day a. present prices Onr
agent VIII be on the properly ~unday with prize
lists. The best opportunity you ever had or are
likely TO have TO MAKE money.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
F. 10 MONTGOMERY st
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GH000 McALLlsrER ST. Mr.. BAKER-2
NOOOO. new bay-window fats of and z
rooms and bath each; rent $50; lot 26xl37:e.
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HANDSOME COTTAGE.
Ii NEAR 18TH AND DOUGLASS
ECE lily RFDITCFD
GsDOOO A COSY COTTAGE IF ROOMS
ID J. ZVO. and bath: brick foundation. hiph
basement; only two years DID, lot .5x73 Z ct
EAsTON, ELDRIDGk & CO.
6SS Market st.
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q 000 EDDY ST., NEAR LEAvEN-
W II WV. worth-3story building contain
ing IL rooms, bath, etc; lot 25xS7:6; rents $50
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DEDUCED; $4,000; BUSH, NEAR DUPONT;
III 2 stores and lodging-house; Al :6x6a
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CALIFORNIA, BET. LARKIN AND POLK;
" hne residence: rooms and bath; lot 2o1S 20
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EINE INCOME PROPERTY.
AT A BARGAIN
PAYS NEARLY 10 PER CENT
q QQS0O FOUR FINE FLATS OF4 AND
dDOCOU. rooms and bath each: close to Mar
ket ST.; lot 39x96 feet.
EASToN, ELDRIDes g. CO..
62S Market ST
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-o03 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
QOES0 CASH VALUE TODAY $500
WAOcO. lot so feet front on choicest part of
Telegraph avenue; house ooms: bath all street
improvements completes: property taken under
foreclosure; see this immediately; $500 cash.
$1U.OOO-Cost $4,000; fine business corner. d
stores; flats; splendid income; street AL for
business; financial em mbarrassment forces sale: an
opportunity Tor investors
$lSOO-Modern house: rooms and bath; lot
36x 20 on street; lot alone worth price asked
must positively be sold 5000 cash.
very hne home. rooms, BATH very central
10 excn ange for a good lot in San Francisco
$12 per foot for lots on Telegraph ave.; fine {
residence street In Oakland; cash value, $25 per
foot; bO feet front: absolutely a forced sale and
m ust realize cash; see them and make an offer
J. ). MY ERS, 1902 Broadway, Oakland.
O. .JUII COTTAGE, q ROOMS AND BATH.
" LOO. for sale a; SIT monthly: no cash
down ALLEN d CO. 902 broadway, Oaklanc.
G6nO HALF ACRE LOTS FOR SALE AT
sDOOV. Fru tyale by ALDEN d CO. 9O2
Broadway, Oakland
E'oR SALk-s35O0: MODERN EIGHT-ROOM
house, lot 4Ox123; barn, chicken-house, etc. /;
street work ali doue: close lines. other
houses from $1,000 to $4,000; easy payments
y. A LA, d Co., 9O2 Broadway.
GTS LOTS AND UPWARD; BUY NOW
U . ~ when you can: but few OTIS left In the
Allendale tract, situate in Fruitvale, adjoining
East Oakland; this is the only choice property
now being offered in this tate at such low prices.
near fine school: two electric roads near by and
one Will shortly go tarougl this tract; grand
View: rare site for home: drainage perfect:
street all graded; some macadamized; homes
80 monthly. ASS Ninth ST.. Oakland. Ii. a.
JONES owner.
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INVESTMENTS. THE TINE. TO BUY.
BEDROCK PRICES.
cpOOOO FINE CORNER ON OAK: MOD
ID OUUb. ern fats of rooms and bath each i.
elegantly finished and decorated. modern in eyerv
cetail only four old very fine surround
ings: cost over $l40J0; positively must be sold;
account Of bank foreclosure.
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An ELEGANT HOME.
"a NEW AND MODERN.
OVER LOOKING THE PARK PANHANDTE
G GOkAA HANDSOME HOME OFF Ii
OOCOO. spacious rooms. bath tic and base
ment; only TWO years old beautifully decorat d
ard finished; exceedingly well bui.t: mortgaee M
$4,000 at 61a per cent can remain.
EASION, ELDRIDGE d co
6JS Mar}Se Of ar
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Qp fO0O TWO FINE FLATS OF 4AND Z
uD tOOO. rooms and bath on the north side of
str ct. near 14th and Valencia: pays over 10 per
cent per annum; always rented; lot u :6x7O feet.
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UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
2bx1S7:6; Jackson, near Baker; must be sold
at once.
Corner California and Locust; 37:6x107:7; make
any offer.
SsbOO-Page St, near Baker: 75x137:6.
6Uxl9O; Waller, near Scott; frontages: will sell
in subdivisions.
S45OO-24th. NE. cor. Vicksburg: 5Ox11L
S4000-65x117 IS: Sc. cor. Sanchez and 23d.
$S600-Pae st. cor Lyon; 81 :3xS0
$27OO-B -Broderick. near Bush; E side: 3Ox1OS,
S240O-Castro cor. Elizabeth: 26 :6x10a
$1,000 ryant ST. corner Harriet 25x7a
$220U-Lyon. near Grove; 25xl00.
S205O-Ridley near Scott; 25x1l7:6.
$1,000 each-2 lots on Bush, near Broderick; re-
duced from $4,000
s2O0O-Capp S. near Adair; 25x75.
$1S00-Noe. near 18th: 25x11O
$1300-1eth, near Sanchez: 25x114.
Sl0O0-Hancock, near sanchez; 25x114
$500 Pt. LoboS. nr. 2Sth ave-; 25x100.
MADISON x BURKE. 626 Market ST.
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q. OnOO FILLMORE Mr.. NJ CALLlSTER;
N OUUU. elegant flats, renting for $685. lot 2ox
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:C O7.6O' FINE BUILDING LOTS ON La
I'D oO. .gana, nr. Page: 25xlUO; street btu
minized; good view; choice neighborhood.
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a. II. LIssAK. u +. Won RHEIS
n +. Won RHEIN & CO.. REAL ESTAT e
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers' bl3
California street
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Q0S00 RENT $40: CLARA ST., Mr..
PcOOO. Fourth; fats; lot 25x75.
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$1,000 CLAY ST., BET. BUCHANAN AND
dencs. ,,n, wenster; splendld l2-room resi-
Oence, DllIard room, ETC.: lot 81 :6xlU3.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-29

QT0G.TO $500 - CHOICELY LOCATED
. I'D W. Richmond lots: $50 ash, balance in in
stallments; lets ready to build on
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-29

n OOOO ARMY, NEAR DOLORES: COT.
ID ZOUU. tage, 8 rooms and bath; lot 25x114.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-29

&H000 GREAT BARG AIN: FOR E.
pOOOO. closure sale; yon St. close to Col
oen cate Park; modern residence of 10 rooms;
pult years ago: $3.50; will be sold for cash
or large mortgage can stand
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-29

CHEAPESr AND BEST IN AMERICA-THu
- WEEKLY CALL, sent 10 Eny address in the
United states or Canada one year for 81 CO. post,
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-29

Gle OOO A HANDSOME 2-SToRY RESI-
% O.OOU. dence on Clay ST., nr. Cough; lot
55x13U; a great bargain.