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heartily ridiculed. Time has proven,
and only very short time at that. the
correctness and sound judgment of the
leyel-headed grangers who fully real
lied the special adaptability OF the
warm sandy soil. of certain portions OF
Colorado, to the successful production
of the homeIy, questionable tuber.
While there have been in few eases
exceptionally large profits in this IN
dustry i'll the main it has been steady,
profitable business for such men as are
willing to give it attention. Idaho,
Utah. and Montana have been envlous-
Nv watching the success OF Colorado IN
this line. and they are now energetl-
cally competing with the gcld-sllver
state for the trade Of Kansas and Ne
hraska. Freight rates, however, Will
not give them entree to the more EAST
ORR markets-east Of the Missouri
river.
Probably there is no section OF the
agricultural world where the cultlVa-
tion of potatoes is so slmpHned ana
Ak-stemafized as in the Greeley district
~ Colorado. Seeing the enormous pos
sihilities of this industry, an enterprls-
inc manufacturer Of farming nipple
ments turned his attention couple
If years ago to machinery for prer3i-
ING and handling this crop in all It's
stages. The result has been IN the pro-
duction of potatoes similar to the ~
PRODUCTION OF headers and thrashiAs
-, .hinas i'm the raising of small grains
"a marked decrease in the cost VI i'io-
duction.
Only by the use OF TINS nlaen, NE
- +ho notato farmers of the far West
to-dav enabled to sell their product ~
oo,nnetition with that of Illinois ana
Missouri in the markets of Chicago
an, St Louis. They literally make q
n Nc of raising potatoes. and know.
mo that a too rapid continuation OF
c lre is instantaneous rotate their ~
crop of potatoes from Que ses''oA
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AN EXPENSIVE BUG.
Imported from Australia for Cali.
fornia Orange Growers.

Imported from Australia for Cali
fornia Orange Growers.
The orange farmers of California.
at an expense of $4,000, have imported
herd of bugs of new Species by
means Of which they expect to EXTERN
mate other bugs, which have been feed
ing on the orange trees and impairing
the crop more each year. The new bugs
are cannibals of the most yoraciOus
type. They eat other bugs when they
can find any, and when they can not
they eat each other. On account of this
chara cteristic it was found very diff
fcult to import them. Box after box
was sent on succeeding ships from
Australia, only to be discovered that
when the vessels arrived here the lit
tie creatures had exterminated them
selves. Finally, however, a few hardy
ones, under the principle of the survival
of the fittest, reached America without
being deyoured and were turned loose
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the farm to another, alternating with
wheat and the prolific and fertilizing
alfalfa, thus insuring constantly re-
curing replenishment of the light,
sandy soil, which has proven so well
adapted to potato growing.
In the planting season one of the in
genlous machines above referred to is
loaded with seed potatoes and started
on It's automatic labors across field.
1t is accompanied by a wagon con-
tanning additional 'seed" With the
motive power supplied by two fine
Norman horses and under the supervis-
ion of one man this machine will plant
six acres per day. The planter may be
adjusted to drill, drop, and cover in
hills from ten to twenty-one inches
apart, as may be most desirable.
The harvest of the potato crop u.s.
ually commences about Sept. Is and
continues until the middle or latter part
OF October. During this season no one
need complain Of mo work" Men,
boys, and even women and girls turn
out en- masse to hasten the harvest.
Here, too, inventive genius holds sway.
The ingenious harvester, drawn by
four powerful horses, traverses row
after row and leaves in it's wake glis-
tening lines Of white and pink tubers
as clean and neatly separated from
their parent soil as if each had been
carefully ''sapolioed" before being re-
leased from it's earthly repository. Each
digger is attended by a driver and
from six to eight ''pickers" whose bust
ness it is to collect the potatoes, large
and small, in baskets. These hands
are paid from 81 to $3.50 per day and
board.
In each section of the field is another
contrivance called a "sorter," consist
ing Of an oscillating screen hung at an
angle of thirty degrees, into which the
baskets are emptied. This screen has
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'aAy all the earth under the
'F enemy, and nothing else
suOEe the plant. Such was
-le beginning of the plant in
a home of its adoption.
Nt lllne that the O'Brien and
,0and their occupations as
" iamIne taken from them
,>'u 10 write long and learned
>. y upon the new plant, as they
4'De y ray and other remark
~ And they described it
y" mat those who had never
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-03-26

0Bren, and as soon as the
he harried the lands
lBNdar, doing his best to de-
| the food within reach of the
rtamily, that they might come
EHH understanding of their in
The potato was hailed as q
Prot famine. Neither O'Brien
Fndar could spare the time to
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'.'EARrA

When the Yerkes telescope is set up
in Lake Forest University astronomers
will be ena bled to see the moon at closer
1rnge than ever before. It is believed
that the comparative size of the two
globes. the moon and the earth, will be
as shown in the accompanying illustra-
ton.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-03-26
PROF. ROENTGEN.

of the Personality Of the
Famous Scientist.
The name of Prof. Roentgen has be-
come World-famous within the past few
weeks. Everybody is talking Of his
wonderful discovery of the X ray.
Scientists and would-be scientists ev-
erywhere are experimenting with
vacuum tubes and X rays. Yet with
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-03-26
PYRAMID.

NM. D' could form some idea
=. uous nature.
! ~ ~ thlcke. fat. and tuber-
b ~, 'Nelh as round as n ball.
h ~ sse-fashion, some longer
sf.s.' 't'er; which knobbie
Saor neu unto the stalks with
<e,b :, of threddie strings
Ss 1t attracted much atten-
Gbo,a wy before outside of Ire
bal y began to receive popu-
VI more than a century
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in the orange groves. The scheme is
now meeting with great success. The
.:lady'' bug of this species, il is said, SO
prolific are they in bearing young. in
six months becomes the proud grand
mother of 375, 0OO, 600 buglets.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-03-26
Flower Growing.

Persistence. patience and perseyer-
ance are the three ps that spell success
in the home culture Of flowers. II you
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-03-26

it ianguished in obscurity in England.
Little known and less priced. it was
confined to the gardens of botanists
and the curious, and when used at all
as food, only at the tables of the rich.
as rare vegetable rather than as a
standing dish. The potatoes furnished
TO the table OF James I. bore the high
price OF two shillings per pound. In
1851 Woodbridge writes of the tubers:
Il clio not hear that it has yet been es-
ssayed whether they may not be propa-
gated in greater quantities for the use
OF swine and other cattle.'' Morti-
mer's Garden kalendar for 1908 saws.
slightingly, '"The root is very near the
nature of the Jerusalem artichoke, al
though not so good and wholesome, but
it may prove good for swine" Several
reasons, besides prejudice, may be
given for this neglect. Cultivation had
not yet improved the wild stock to it's
present perfection. The proper modes
OF cooking had not yet been hit upon.
And, lastly, vegetable food of any
sort was less sought after, or rather
less within the reach of the mass of
the people, than it is now. At present
it is the ubiquitous vegetable, without
which no meal is complete.
Could a member of the Royal Socie-
ty, which i'll 1868 adopted measures for
extending the cultivation of the Sol
anum Tuberosum, with a view to pre-
vention of famine in England and Ire
land, have accompanied newspaper
representative through the wonderful
potato region of Colorado on a recent
occasion he must have been satisfac-
torily convinced that things do move
In the beginning Of the sixteenth
century potatoes were brought from
America to Europe for cultivation i'll
gardens as a curiosity. Last year
there was forwarded, from one section
of Colorado alone, 5000 carloads OF
"spuds,' each car averaging 400 BUSH
els
Only a few years ago, when some en-
terprising farmers commenced the cul-
tivation Of potatoes, on what then ap-
peared to be a large scale, they were
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ar 1896 is a red-letter year for
!, grovprs. It marks the tri-
= If the introduction of the
!, civilized man. Sir Walter
rho had q hand in most
those DAYS, did the introduce
.to 1ays when Sir Walter had
4tb it the potato was not the
r vegetable which it has since
Sir Walter planted the first
arting appropriate ceremonies,
gate at Younghal, near Cork.
fonce. 1t had not only found
ftp soil but it had discovered
VI people. Nothing could have
4pr suited to the land. 1t was
-am Of the people, whenever a
me- enough to make it practi-
auH be cot together, to make
,m the territory Of their neigh
HE 0'Brodar harried the lands
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20
CITY REAL .FsTATE
~ H. UMBSEN d CO.
~ REAL ESTATE. AGENTS.
"a MONTGOMERY e. Ya,.r

q H. UMBSEN d CO.,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
IA Montgomery st. netr Mart,at
BARGAINS-JUST RECEIVED. --'i Ae' +
A BARGAIN ON OAK STREET.
Sb0OO fused; fine n1N 5sto1E ABaE a16 1gFER RE,
oay-window residence Of ms and bath: brfcsr
sounaaton, etc; modern lot, 27:6xl3o to rear
sddSee' room Tor mats on rear street: mortgage of
$3959 can remain; see this at once, go -
MARKET-STREET Lor-CHEAP.
10000 good good c5Snee for MoRIa sssa $4,000;
bLhGANI PACIFIC HEIGHTS MANSION
81 800 ~ IEoASTLAKE rda! REsIDENcE OF
improvements and conveniences: a real fine
ihoe NICE garden lawn ETC.. marine view; elite
GOD INV .STMENT ON GEARY ST.
$1,000. RENT fRti,N I s720 PER ANNUM: PAYS
2 rooms and bath and of fats OF 6 and rooms.
priGk OF x, foqndation; 51xs7.
tDZOUU. accepted by the city. L
A SUPERB COTTAGE.
S4500 NO REASONABLE OFFER RE-
W ICOO. fused; must be sold on account of
iorecosurA OF mortgage; an elegant, nearly new
sn9 q ST substantial bay window cottage Of rooms
ANOIHER PARK LOT-CHFAP.
$3.50. PAGE ST. 251lS7:6
Exec LsIoR HOMESTEAD.
&H0O LOT 150xl0O: SHORT DISTANCE
THREE FLATS ,ev ON NEE uTy TER l sTREGT ssR3 ROAD
S9OUU. and rooms and bath each; h: brick RI x
foundation; all modern improvements: rent
s67 So viii trad part cash aud tage or res
dence in good locality.
NEAR MARKET STREET.
@ QO00n 2-STORY HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS
OOUUU. and bath and lot 2Y:6xl2O to rear
street; one-half OF lot vacant.
S0000 FREDERICK STREET. 25xlOs :s
OAOOO. level ol grade; ready for building.
opoI0O sACRAMENTo-sT. REsIDEx CE;
GDO1OU. lot 81 :3xl Il :S14; street &C epted
ELEGANT WESTERN ADDITION FLATS
GO 00 COUGH ST; FINE COMPARA-
no w. lively new bay-window fats whic h
cost S7950 te build; rooms and bath each; 27x
1877 IS; brick foundation, etc.
CUZY COTTAGE IN THE MISSION.
Qt0100 NEAR 18TH AND MARKET SITS ;
u Z1OO. cozy cottage of 4 rooms: 25x115.
PRESIDE HEIGHTS CHEAP LOT.
GIR7R 25xl37:6; MARINE VIEW:
u L - ~. street accepted.
ANOTHER FINE RESIDENCE CHEAP
G1 000 POST ST.; TWO-STORY AND
u i .UOO. basement bay-window residence
OF rooms AMI bath; brick foundation, stone
walks, ETC.; q :6x120 to street; best part of
the street.
Call and obtain one of our "Real Estate
Records" which contains a list of properties
for sale in all parts of the city.
g. Il. UMBSEN & CO, IA Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-oontinued
uATcH-ARMsTRoNe NUT ORCHARD.

The soil and climate of this portion Of the State
especially suited to aim ond culture and many
hundreds of acres of this nut in full bear
ing; among the great properties which have trans
formed this section of the state the most import
ant is that of the Hatch Armstrong Co, called
the sierra Vista ranch: its posses consists
of 1918 acres: of this great tract 500 acres are
dev oted TO almonds: ton to the acre is a fair
crop; the sierra Vista will average even better
than this; as the nuts bring at least cents per
pound il is evident goo orc hard should bring In
S160 per per year; these almonds all of the
soft paper-she varieties and for these there is
always good marke besides the almonds there
hundreds of acres planted in peaches, figs,
apricots prunes and other fruits.
GOING IN 20-ACRE L0TS.
A GENUINE SNAP.
SEND FOR MAPS.
BOVEE, TOY IL SONNTAG,
80 Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

QO1O0 NEATEST HOME ON THE MAR
ID IL w. ket: cottage rooms and bath: lot
50xl25: on an aris ocratic avenue choice loca-
tion; all street work complete; convenient TO local
and 5 car lines; sp endId buy; terms $400.
$265O-New modern house: rooms and bath
lot 36xl00: in choice location; in direct inc of
improvements; street work all done; convenient
70 car lines this properly has been reduc from
$500; terms 800 cash.
Strictly Al BUSINESS block under forced sale
through financial difficulties, $4,000; cost 81 49,
600; mortgage $4,000; contains stores and
flats; goo inc me- must be sold to realize lmm e.
ciate cash; corner lot COX 100; see his.
S14O0-Good fncon e property; lot 50X140;
cottages; both rented; on frst-cass street; all
street work done: splendid investment; see this
at once. ]. .. MYERS,
1902 Broadway, Oakland.
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CRY REAL ESTATE.

TTINE BUSINE@S PhUPraTY; 81, 800;
L nortgaged for S2l, 200; howard St. mr. Taird;
boarding and livery stable; a so dwelling house:
size of lot, 75xS0; rents $S5 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

ME kXPkBT
w A LARGE NUMBER
OF PEOPLE TODAY
To see the blocks bounded by Sanyan Fred
erick, Cole, Shrader and Beuah sts.. and our
agent will be there wi diagrams. prices,
etc. We have sold upward OF $50. 900 worth
of lots in these blocks since last election day.
If you Will see tn property to-day and con-
slder the price the reason for this remRrka-
bly, rapid sale will be apparent 20 hand
some buildings will be ereci ed at once.
PRICES $500 UPWARD
YOUR OWN TERMS.
PICK out your lot at once for they will soon
be gone. To delay is to lose money.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND
10 MONTGOMERY 81.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

A 10-ACRE PRUNE ORCHARD: ON LEVEL,
n rich bottom land fronting on Alameda Greek,
in Alameda County O rich and rare Offering.
BOVEE, Toy q SONNTAG,
80 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

THE 1bOO-ACRE GOAD TRACT IN ALA
L media County is going in subdivisions of 70
description. BOVEE, TOY & SONNTAG,
80 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20
COLONY TRACT

Is being sold in small holdings to actual settlers at
reasonable prices and on most favorable terms: no
land in the world is richer than th in the va ley
of the Pntah Greek; none can surpass in fertility
of soil and beauty of location the McMahan
rancho, adjacent to the town OF Winters.
Formerly part of the old Wolfskll grant
known far and wide as the very best tract of land
in California Putah Creek flows through the Nc
Mahan ract, and every foot of the 1000 acres
now being subdiyided Will produce any thing, from
cabbages and onions to oranges lemons and pome
granates The location is but 10 miles from san
Francisco, ana is in the midst of as beautiful q
country one could wish TO see. 1t is an ideal
region for the Intelligent, Industrious, well-to-do
home-seeker Two thousand acres sold since
January l, 1896.
Send for maps and full information.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

EORTUNES HAVE BEEN MADE
In park lots; there never was a time when
park lots were u better spe eculation th an now
there no better bargains in park lots than
those in the block bouaded by and l sts.,
9th and 10th aves.; price $3.50 upward
terms $50 cash. $40 monthly: streets on off,
ca grade; block faces the park; see hem at
once. BALDWIN d HAMMOND,
10 MONTGOMERY ST,
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I'VE ARE SELLING THAT SPLENDID NUT
w orchard Of the Haich-Armstrong Nut and
Fruit Company 20-acre lots all full bearing trees
don't fail TO inquire about this.
BOVEE, TOY q S0NNTAG,
80 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20
OWN A HOME.

Il ,norfoaped home than TO pay rent; you cannotf
imarinr how Independent you will feel, even i
xzor don't own ib clear
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

n1ro NEW BROOM COTTAGE, WITH
~ (OO. hall and large basement, including a
large lot: close to electric cars; sou Gown: $40
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

CEND FOR LLUSTRATED PAMPHLET OF
- California lands for sale by H. FRANCIS,
rooms 69-7l Chronicle building, San FranciscoCal.
/ TITLE HOMES, CLOSE 70 TOWN IN.
IL proved: easy terms also TO ~ acre pieces
and 10 years credit. D. H TWING, SonomA
City: every Monday 632 Marke. st.. s. 4.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" WEEKLY CALL sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 so, post
free.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20
4 n. SPECK & CO., 6O2 MARKET 81.
n. MONEY LOANED
MONEY LOA NED.

IA. MONEY LOANED.
MONEY LOA NED.
RENT COLLECTORS-REAL ESTATE.
RENT COLLECToRS-REAL ESTATE
CHEAP.
CHEAP.
S35O-Lot near Jones st small street
SI6OO-Only 5000 down buys nearly new cottage.
SISOO-Lot on Haight st.; Z5x12O.
S2OOO-2 good fats on car line.
s3IOO-2 fine fats, half block from Gesry st. cars.
S4OOO-Corner store property: car line; lot so xS0
s4UCO-7-room residence, near Gala. and Jones
S425O-2 nice fats: block from Eddy and Jones
S45OU-Fine residence; Western Addition; fronts
2 streets: suitable for doctor.
s5OOO-3 brand new Hats, near Page: rents $4S
S6IOO-3 elegant Hats on Golden Gate ave.: rents
ss5oo-Business property on o'FarrelI St, near
sIO.eOC-BusIness property on Hayes ST., near
Market.
Sl7O; 40 feet front.
sSl OOO-BusIness property on 9Th ST. so feet
front: rents $4,000.
$4,000 = Business property: good improve
r1ents: good tenant: rents $3.50; big frodtage'
near Baldwin
S55, ,0O0-M arket-st property, Baldwin,
well rented.
5000 rent a m month-Offer wanted for this fine
bnsiness property, near the Ba dwiD Hotel.
d her bargains at A. NJ. SPECk d CO.'S, 6O2
Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

U OFSO GREAT TBARGAIE: PINE ST.. Mr.
ID - OO. Lvon; 2-story residence, rooms anc
bath, and lot 27:6x1O0: stable in rear
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

0O6OO 5ROoMS AM, BATH: COTTAGE;
ID OOO. Elizabeth st. nr. Sanchez; 5000 In
cash, balance in monthly installments; lot25xll4;
nice garden.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


n H. UMBSEN & co.
VI. DAVID BUSH, Msnager Country Dept
IA MONTGOMERY ST.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-47 ACRES. 4
Il miles from santa Clara, on the Homestesd
road: all out in prunes and aprcois; with good
house, rooms: windmill, tank, winery, barn.
chcken-houses with all the stock and tools on
the place; this Is a first-cass income property
value $4,000; will sell on easy terms, ex-
change for good income san Francisco property.
CANTA CLARA COUNTY PRUNE Or
acres of full l-bearing prune orchard easy
i OR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE-FINE
j. da ry, STOCK, hog and grain ranch of $40 acres
at Bay Point station, contra C~sta County: also
one OF 1900 acres al La Honda, San Mateo
County; also of 7U0 acres, half grain and half
ba go1d grain farm OF 1400 acres, near
Biggs, Butte County, 200 acres OF which now
in grain, al $l6 per acre.
q 7nD0 80 ACRES, AT PLEASANTON,
u tOOO. Alameda County; 40 wine
vineyard, IL acres in prunes and aprcots; balance
good grain land; easy terms and bargain.
grain, vineyard or orchard property. We have
some OF the grea- a-est bargains in the State.
CTOCK RANGES.
FOR EXCHANGE.
1000 ACRES IN OREGON; WELL Lo-
etc; price $4,000; viii exchange for property in
bay counties.
I100 ACRES NEAR NAPA: so ACRES
INV vineyard: plenty of springs and good
feed; price $4,000; will exchange for city prop
erty.
O0O ACRES IN soNoMA COUNTY, NEAR
oZO Geyserville: good house; plenty of feed
city property, balance mortgage.
These are all fine properties and will yield large
incomes EASToN, ELDRIDGE e q Co,
63S NJ arket ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

GAVE SIS A MONTH
- DURING 1897.
Make up your mind to save SIS month and
buy a lot 1t is the very best use you can
make of your money, as 1t Is splendid saw
ings bsnS and one that pays big interest.
$5(CASH AND $5 MONTHLY
viii buy lot facing a street that is graded,
severed and csdamIzed; on the line of an
electric road.
PRICE $3.50.
over 125 lots have been sold. Many homes
have cen built; others now in course Of con-
struction.
SEE THE CASTRO-ST. ADDITION.
Take Mission or Valencia g. cars, transfer at
14th ST. TO electric road, transfer again at
80 st. and ride minutes 10 the cor. of Cas-
tro and Chpnery sts. Agent on the ground
Sundays Call at our Office or on E. Nj
LONG, 3207 22d st, cor. Mission.
BALDWIN 81 HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

boarding and livery stable SO dwelling house:
size of lot, 75xs0; rents $s5 per month.
@OSO0 ROOMS AND,BATH; COTTAGE;
ID ZOUU. Elizabeth St, nr. Sanchez; $500 in
cash, balance in monthly installments; lot2oxll4
nice garden.
Q97RO GREAT BARGAIN: PINE ST.. Mr..
ID - W. Lvon; 2-story residence. 8 rooms ana
bath, and lot 27:6x100; stable in rear
S45OO MAKE OFFER; ,s11 STEVENSON We. SON
tanning flats: rents S44: lot 2exs0.
groom MUST BE SOLD: MAKE AN
ID tZUO offer; gooi residence Of IL rooms,
ETC.; high basement, furnace, ETC.; large mortgage
can stand: Clayton St, mr. Page
eOO0o RENT ss4o PER ANNUM; BRICK
sDOUOO. building Stockton ST.: contains
store and fiat above; l tenant; water and repairs
paid by tenant; good business property; has just
been put in splendid repair.
QOl00 IVY AVE, Mr.. BUCHANAN ST..
DA1UU. 2-story house of rooms and bath; a
great snap.
SI0 O0O DEvIsADERo ST. Mr.. PAGE; E
xl37:6, and good 2-story residence of 10 rooms
ETC.; owner very anxious TO sell; make an offer.
"A cash: 22d ave, bet. Point Lobos ave. and
Clement ST.; rooms; lot 25xl20
0lR00 DOLORES ST CORNER; I'M.
ID fCOO. provements consist Of fats of 6
rooms and bath each; rent $685. lot 25xs0.
FORECLOSURES SALE.
@OIQ0 BAY WINDOW COTTAGE: 8
- A1OU. rooms and bath; short distance
dollars cash required down. lot 30xl00.
S125O yKBY yY CHEAP: ZAP CORNER: NV: NV
done. BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

G1RnO MAKE AN OFFER; STEVENSON
D D1OOO. ST., nr. Thirteenth; STORY house con-
tanning flats: rents S44; lot 26xS0.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

$780, Sgw e With BoSM sSes AEp io1 1ear Sarh eS9
street cars and schoOlhouse; 500 down; SIS
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20
CITY REAL ESTATE,


MADISON d BURKE, REAL ESTATE
O16. O00 WEBSTER, NEAR o'FAR-
u Il O.COO. rell: modern i'm provements In
fats wen rented; lot 5oxl37;6; half cash.
CALIFORNIA, Ret LARKIN AND POLK;
" hne residence; 8 rooms and bath; lot 25xs7:6
q OO0O FILLMORE Mr.. NJ cALLTsTERi
1NOOUU. elegant flats, renting for$65; lot 2ox
s7:6.
BUSINESS PROPERTY; n LINE HAYES
ID St, near Franklin; lot 25xl20 to rear street;
stJre, fat and rear house.
QTSOO REDUCED FROM $4,000: PARK
I'D OOU. residence: n. side Fell ST. near
Broderick; 9 rooms and bath; 25x137:6
O. 1OnO VALPARAISO, NEAR MASON:
ID fUUU. elegant fats pay l per cent per
month; lot 23x60.
GGOnO PAGE, NEAR BRoDERIGK: RESI-
SDOUOU. dence of Z rooms and bath: lot Cox
81 IS.
$4,000 sH1pLEY NEAR eTHi bRiIaSn REMrs
lot 25x76.
nO OOOO CALIFOKNIA-ST. COTTAGE, Mr..
S3SUO. Sd ave rooms and bath; in rap
idly improving neighborhood
G0R0O ALABAMA, NR. 21sT; MODERN
ID OOOO. cottage; rooms and batn and base
ment with rooms; lot 25xlOO
NLEMENTINA ST. n Il. 4TH. ;TENEM ENTS;
~ rents SAT; lot 25xS0; only s350o
o00OO RENTS 1886 PER ANNUM; 8
OOUUU. fats; Natoma nr. First; % :6x75.
GOCOO ARMY, NEAR DOLORES: COT
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

1880 yKRY CHEAP: CORNER; NV, NV
done. BALDWIN & HA MMOND,
10 Montgom ery st.