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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 27,-Chas.
III. Bailey, son of the late probate
judge, p. w. Bailey, of Independence,
was arrested here for forging letter
of credit for $1,000 on the National
Live Stock bank, of Fort Worth, Tex
Bailey cashed the letter of credit, Sc
curing 5000 from the Metropolitan Ma
ti9nal bank, of this city, and 500
from the Christian-Sawyer bank of
Independence, Mo. When Bailey was
arrested all the money except $3.50
was recovered. Bailey says he is not
guilty. The letter he claims was sent
to him by his uncle, but the Metro
politan bank officials say it is not in
his uncle'S writing.
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THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.

st. Louis, Nov. 27.-The society of
the Blue and Gray, a fratenal ming
ling of veterans of the Union and
Confederate forces, opposed to each
other in the civil war, celebrated
Thanksgiving by holding a meeting
for permanent organization, electing
officers. arranging for Incorporation
under the state laws. The meeting
was presided over by Col. WEIGH III.
Blodgett, general solicitor for the Wa
bash railway; Capt. Jos. Boyce as Sec
rotary. The election resulted in the
unanimous choice of the following:
Captain, George T. Cram, president
of the Third National bank; first lieu
tenant, Samuel M. Kennard; second
lieutenant, Robert McCulloch, general
manager of the Citizens Railway
company.
The officers thus elected will serve
until February %, at which time
permanent organization will be eff
fected.
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wEYLER DEFEATED BY MAcEo

New York, Nov. 27.-The Cuban Jun
ia in this city claims to have receiv-
ed information, via Key West, that
Maceo had defeated the Captain Cen
eral Weyler in the Rubi mountains of
Pinor del Dio.
The following account of the battle,
was furnished by the junta last night:
General Weyler's forces while march
ing through the Rubi mountains about
30 miles from Havana were attacked
by Maceo's army. The charge was so
sudden and played such havoc with
the troops that the insurgents were
able to pour several volleys into the
Spanish ranks before the latter could
rally and return the fire. The battle.
was short, sharp and desperate and
General Weyler seeing his men were
fighting at a disadvantage and were
being slaughtered ordered a retreat,
leaving over thousand dead and TAX
ing his wounded with him. After
leaving the mountains General Weyler
proceeded to Artenisa, where he stop
ped to allow his army to rest.
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cu11.E,s FINANCES GOOD.

New York, Nov. pa dispatch to
the Herald from Valparaiso, Chile,
saws: At one of the first sessions OF
the senate, the minister of finance
made a clear, practical exposition OF
the true financial condition of the coun-
try, proving his assertions by state
ments and documents. 1t is evident
that the conversion is a realized fact,
there being in the conversion fund
surplus of more than 100000 pesos
which can be applied to balance of the
expenditures, leaving assured at the
end of 1896 a surplus in favor of 1884,
of more than 100000.
The government is firmly resolved
that by strict economy they VIII De
able to reducet he expenditure several
million pesos under the estimates.
t-uJseuykoc, oaan khhauco Iluh
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GROWERS GAS.
1T WILL RUMBLE THROUGH HIS
FAREWELL MESSAGE.
He Will Outline a Policy Which in
His Train Should Govern the
Future of the Country.

New York, Nov. pa special to the
Herald from Washington, says: Pres
ident Cleveland has been giving
great deal of time to his annual mes
sage during the last week and now has
it we'll in hand, so that it can be fin
ished in a couple of days.
This message is expected to be one
of the ablest public documents Mr..
Cleveland has written during his two
terms. 1t will be, in one sense, his
farewell to the American people as
their chief executive, and there is no
doubt that he will embrace the oppor-
tunity to mark out the course he a
lieves should be followed by the %
tional government for the ma .,.ain
ance and adyancemnt of tt .o,,n,.
and prosperity of the countr ho0A
Foreign affairs will nat ~.
considerable attention IA ai olali'
dent will have an OPP ,ost,,n,tti 81 Us &c,
graduate congress 20, 'u I'M " III
upon the Vene7' - ~,
satisfactnry manner honorable and
ord 20 n alike to the United States
rrba no. dreat Britain and Venezuela.
he > ,nditon of affairs in Turkey will
d. discussed in detail, and the presi-
ent will be able to show that the or
I, binary diplomatic agencies have suf-
! feed for the protection of American
life and property in the Turkish en-
pire. The last paragraphs of the
message to be written will be those
dealing with the situation in Cuba.
He will avail himself of the latest pos
tive information as to the military sit
uation in the island and the prospects
for the early success or failure of the
insurgents may have much to do with
the shaping of his policy. Present in
dications are that he will make no rad
ical recommendation on this subject
Other foreign questions in which the
| United States are interested will be
touched upon briefly.
Secretary Carlisle is preparing data
looking to a recommendation for in
creasing the revenue Of the govern
ment by imposing revenue duties on
tea and coffee and by increasing the
internal revenue tax on beer. The
president will doubtless express his
| approval of these recommendations.
The financial reforms will be along
the line of Mr.. Clevelands former re-
concentrations, and will have as their
basis the advocacy of a single gold
| standard as the foundation of the
! monetary system of the country.
The retirement of greenbacks will
| recommended, so as to take the gov
eminent entirely out of the business
of issuing promissory notes Bank
ing reforms will be recommended at
the same time to enable the banks of
the country to issue circulating notes
which will be safe and which can be
expanded or contracted in volume to
meet the needs of the business of the
country
Mr.. Cleveland is alive to the neces-
sity of continuing the expansion of
the navy and of constructing coast de-
lenses to nut this country in shane
TO resist foreign aggression. and the
recommendations on these lines made
nv Secretaries Lamont and Herbert
in their annual reports will be sec
onded in the message.
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TACKLED THE WRONG STORE

Mfiaukee, Wis, Nov. 27.-Late this
evening four men entered Jacob Med
nikow's jewelry store at 40 Reed
street and attempted to rob the place
Two covered the proprietor with re-
volvers and ordered him to open the
safe. He grappled with one of the
men who opened fire on him, shoot
ing him in the hand. Niednikow's
wife entered and several shots were
fired at her and her child. The men
fed, pursued by Niednikow and a
crowd. who finally overlook one of
the men. After a fight the man was
captured. He gave his name as VIM.
weltin. Subsequently two others
We're taken into custody.
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swARMING AROUND HAVANA.

New York, Nov. GA special to
the Herald from Jacksonville, Fla,
saws: News comes from Havana to-
night that orders have been issued
doubling the guards at the fortifica-
lions around the city and news has
reached the captain general of the
presence of large guerilla forces near
the city.
The trocha was forced twice this
week. each time large bodies of Gu
bans crossing and with a slight loss.
A military train was dynamited
near Mariel yesterday, causing Span
ish loss of six or seven soldiers killed
and severely wounded.
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PRINTERS FIGHTING CoNKEY.

Chicago, Nov. 27.-The Chicago allied
Printing Trades council has notified
VIM. j. Bryan, that he should make
an investigation of the labor standing
of the w. B. Conkley Co., before he
gives it the contract for printing
his proposed book. This action was
authorized at the last meeting of the
council. Secretary Black was also in
structed to inform the Chicago agent
of Mr.. Bryan, of the grievances held
against the company. This accusa-
ton is due to the numerous difficulties
between the firm and it's employees.
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CHASING A WILLIAM

Paducah, KY, Nov. 27.-Mrs. ]. MIR.
Green was overpowered while alone at
her home in Mayfield last Tuesday
night by an unknown man, and Grim
inally assaulted, after being choked
insensible and beaten. The victim is
the wife Of the principal of Waterfall
ley academy. Blood hounds were put
on the track at once. Hundreds of
men are out looking for the villain,
and if caught he will surely be lynch
n
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CHARGES AccUMULATING.

jackson, Miss, Nov. 27.-Masonlc
lodges at Duckhill, Coldwater and 9TH
er places have notified Jackson masons
that they toe were worked for suck
ers" by Petty, the bogus Arkansas
sheriff, and it is thought there is
enough such stealing against him now
to send him to the penitentiary and
say nothing about his matrimonial
ventures
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PREMIER wHITEwAY DEFEATED

st. Johns, N. F., Nov. 27.-The Hon.
Geo. Emerson, member of the cabi-
net, will succeed to the vacancy on
the Supreme court bench created by
the resignation of Sir James Winter,
owing to a reduction in his salary
through the government retrenchment
policy. Mr.. Emerson's appointment
is personal defeat for Premier White
way who sought the position for his
law partner, Mr.. Johnson.
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A CLOSE BIRD SHOOT.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. 27.-F. S. Par
malice. of Omaha, and J. A. Elliott, of
Kansas City, met on the Omaha Gun
club grounds in a 100 live bird match
for $500 a side. The combat was ex-
citing. Elliott's first bird was clear
out of bonds, but from that point he
made a run of Al birds without a
miss. The final score was: Parmalee
%, Elliott 81. Elliott missed his last,
which would have made it a tie.
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ident Mckinley is going to smash all
records. But no reader of this who
has an idea of witnessing the inaug-
uration should allow the fear of a
large crowd to keep them away.
Washington knows how to handle
crowd, adm no city is so well prepar-
ed to do it we'll and cheaply. Let ev-
erybody come. They can be assured
of comfortable accommodations at
reasonable prices. REP.
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NEBRAsKA,S DISGRACE.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 27.-The state
board of canvassers has completed
t. canvass Of the vote on presiden-
tial electors in Nebraska. The fig
rures are: Bryan 115,625; Mckinley
102,565; Palmer 2,797; Bentley 1888;
lowering 1,196; Machett 172. Bryan's
plurality 1909.
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Sultan WILL NOT DO TT

New York, Nov. ga special dis
patch to the Herald from CONSTANT
nople says:
The Independence Beige and other
papers have published articles quot
ing a report that the sultan intended
appointing an Independent ministry. 1
am in position to state, on the high
est authority, that the so-called news
is totally false.
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HEAVY RAINS IN MARTINIQUE.

Kingston. Jamaica, Nov. 27.-Advi-
ces received here from Fort De France
CAPITAL of the island of Martinique, are
TO the effect that very heavy rams
that have fallen throughout the island
have caused all the streams to over
flow their banks, and that immense
damage has been done TO properly
number of persons in the INTERIOR an
of whom are believed to have been ne
proes. have been drowned.
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BANKER WELLS Is WORSE

New York, Nov. PA dispatch to
the Herald from Lima, Peru, says:
The condition of Martin Wells, mana
ger of the London bank in Lima, is
growing worse. He has suffered an
other brain attack and passed a bad
night
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A WINCHESTER WOMAN.

Williamson, w. Va. Nov. 27.-At
Island Greek, this county, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Belcher, who is reputed to have
money at her home, heard burglars
working at a back door last night.
She stole out with a winchester rife,
saw three men at the door and fired
three shots at them. The burglars
fled. They were tracked by more
than a mile by copious blood.
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TO COUNT KENTUCKY's VOTE.

Frankfort, KY, Nov. 27,-Secretary
of state, Samuel Taylor, of Ohio, will
be here representing President-Elect
Mckinley at the counting Of the cleo
toral vote of Kentucky today. 1t is
not believed that the Democrats will
contest the count, though they will
have legal counsel present.
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FIRE IN THE JAIL.

Kansas City, Nov. 27.-Fire broke
out in the county jail here at an early
hour this morning and for few
minutes threatened the entire build
ing and caused a panic among the
prisoners. Prompt service on the
part of the fire department, however,
soon put the fire under control. The
origin is unknown. The loss is small.
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KING HUMBERT IN ROME.

Rome. Nov. 27.-King Humbert re-
turned to Rome Monday and received
a popular ovation, to which he replied
with a speech. His majesty will re-
ceive King Alexander, of Servia, on
Wednesday.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

~ II. UAIBSEN & co.
~ :: DAVID BUSH, COUNTRY DEPART
MENT, IA MONTGOMERY ST.
ViHE WISE MAN BUYS WHEN EVERY BODY
- = wants to sell, and country property will never
q d PER ACRE-EXCHANGE-5O ACRES
" : IN Eden Valley, Mendocino County; hne
STOCK ranch, well wooded: improved and stocked
with sheep and cattle.
q = PER ACRE-EXCHANGE-64O ACRES
20 - In Monterey County,-aT. san Miguel: house,
oarn and outbuildtng; family orchard; nne
profitable stock ranch.
&1 n PER ACRE-EXCHANGE-4 ACRES
PAO on Cottonwood Greek, IN Tehama and
ranch, with all the farming implements and stock
on the place; schools and postoffice convenient;
home market for all products.
&C600 EXCHANGE-40 ACRES NEAR
aDAOOO. Selma, Fresno County; 10 acres In
whey ard; good alfalfa land.
E,ACHANGE - $50 ACRES NEAR LIVER
- more; highly improved grain ana stock farm;
Sl1.OOO; for city, Oakland or Alameda properly.
H'ACHANGE-A HAN DSOMELY IMPROVED
II income business property in Los Angeles for
San Francisco desirable lots or business property
value $4,000.
EiXCHANGE-A HANDSOME NEW RESI-
II dence and lot In San Rafael value $500, for
san Francisco house and lot.
Q0000 EXCHANGE; FOR 1877 ACRES
UCOOO. near Soledad, Monterey County; all
improved: railroad and county road running
through the place.
G2000 AS ACRES; IMPROVED INCOME
VOOOOs place near st. Helena Napa County
all furnished and equipped.
&2600 IN ACRES NILE FROM SAN
VOCOU. Mateo: improved; adioins Colonel
FOR RENT-A FINE STOCK, GRAIN AND
alfalfa farm OF $40 acres, miles from Mays
vine; all fully equipped with stock and tools;
cash rent $500 per annum. We also have some
ne ranches to rent in bay counties at cash rental
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COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED
a DoWNToMN RESIDENCE AT A BARGAIN IN
$3.50 B Bus ST COTTAGE AND ,ou LOT I
worth $500 per foot
GOLDEN GATE AVE. BARGAIN.
&S260 OPPOSITE JEFFERSON SQUARE;
OOOtIO. two 2-story and basement pay VIII YIN
COW residences of z rooms and bath eachi rent $40
CHEAP coTTAGiE q on Sn FELL i I P sT
$500 looms Sr,o AER BAaa etc bA al
nooern improvements; lot 26xSI:o; $1eUU mort
gage; can remain If desired. .
Two ELEGANT FLATS AT A SACRIFICE.
DC0UU. each; all latest convenlences and i'm
rrovements; present rent $50: lot 27x1S7 IS; elite
DoLoKEs-sT. BUILDING LOT.
81 100. MhS Ness 5s5l6 MVENUh OF THE
holly PARK
Sl400 %ICE BA9 s;S St Sxs G9 1884, CAs
minutes walk to Mission-st. electric cars; easy
QO1 M 2-SToRY HOUSE OF Z, ROOMS,
YA1UO. etc; windmill, fruit trees; lot 20 :5x
NICE RESIDENCE ON POST ST.
&QS60 NEAR VAN NESS AVE; WE'LL
sDOOOO- built residence of 10 rooms and bath ;
@ Snnns be- 5PF S5 mGsT Sc fsa5 street.
$1,000 PRICE Of GRE rAam. and REsDScED
etc; Mission warm belt; good place for an S eT
pressmAn; 24x106 to an alley.
DOZO. Is worth $1,000 Ia
LARGE CORNER AT A BARGAIN
GOnOn CORNER LOT ON TWENTY.
SDOUOO. first st.; lot 25xl1O,
FINE BUSINESS CORNER
GIQ S00 FRONTS ON THREE STREETS
EDfO. OUU. east of Van Ness avenue; stores
and hats; substantial; all rented; rent $3642 per
annumi !ZOxSei all streets accepted by the city;
owner going to Europe; must sell
FOUR NEW FLATS ON MCALLISTER ST.
Gig H00 RENT 1890 PER ANNUM; T.
SpIO.OOO' z, 6 and rooms and bath each /;
oEck foundation, c. lot 50x1OO; mortgage Of
SlO,OOO can remain if desired; this is cheap.
ELEGANT MISSION COTTAGE.
2ES00 CONTAINS ROOMS AND BATH:
SDOOOO. bay-windows; brick foundation, etc
large lot 5OxsO w.
NICE RESIDENCE ON BUCHANAT STREET
&4A00 2-STORY AND BASEMENT BAY
W Nv window house OF rooms and bath;
Drlck foundation, etc. lot 30x62:6
CAL and obtain one OF our "Real Estate Rec
oros, which contains list of properties for sale
In all parts Of the city.
Q. b. UhBSEN & CO., Ia Montgomery st.
CHALNMALD RrCKRfEIs a co 6EAI G.
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City REAL EsrATE.


THE BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
L MODERN RESIDENCES IN
PARK PANHANDLE DISTRICT.
ONLY $500 CASH AND BALANCE SAME AS
~ rent; contain respectively and 10 rooms,
beautifully frescoed and tinted; handsome man
tells; latest sanitary plumbing; up-to-date houses
IN every particular; line and only two
blocks from park; large lots
These houses must be sold at once.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery ST.
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A PRETTY COTTAGE.
n JUST COMPLETED
&O1 90 ONLY $500 CASH, BALANCE 500
WA1OO' monthly; contains rooms, bath,
etc another room be finished in attic at a
small outlay; on Mission-st. line and distant
20 minutes from town
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery St
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MADISON d. BURKE REAL ESTATE
NA agents; established 1858; 626 Market ST.
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CHAINwALD, BCCKBEE a Co, ZEAL as
~ TATE AGENTS
21S220 MONTGOMERY ST MILLS
BUILDING.
HOUSES RENTED
HOUSES RENTED.

. Ss75O-Jackson St, n. side: modern 2-story bay
WINDOW residence OF large rooms and bath;
parity finished basement; street bitumen: stone
s5iodeewalk; mortgage $500 can remain; lot 26:6x
S55OO-Tehama ST., near Third; lot 5OxsO feet
WIN mats rents S64 lot alone is worth the price
s225O-only 500 cash: balance $50 month.
same as rent; new modern cottage in he Mission
contains rooms and bath and basement
9So9O-On easy terms: $500 cash balance $50
nnonIniy' new cottage OF D rooms and BATH on
church ST.; 25xlO0 feet
sl6Oo-Capp ST., near 18th; 25x75 feet; street
s525O-Price reduced; modern 2-story house Of
o rooms ana bath; Webster St, near Washington:
S26OO-Rents S24: fats on Church ST., near
valley; rooms and bath each; lot 81 :6x114 feet.
S25GO-Reduced from $3.50; positively must be
Sold no reasonable offer Will be refused; new
cottage.
S300O-NE. cor. on Bush St: lot 25xlOO feet.
S425O-Lot 54xlS6 TO rear street; good 2-story
house of z rooms and bath: also stable, fine gar
den, fruit trees, etc: offer wanted.
Sl2o0O-Residence on the corner of Fulton and
Steiner sts.; all modern improvements; lot 55x
easy terms If desired
s575O-Flats and rear house; renting for $50:
II arrison ST., near 9Th; lot 27 :6xS5 feet.
$6250-Rents $50 so per N onth; 2 fine fats of
. and rooms and bath; Steiner St, near Oak; lot
s425OzRents s44 per month; Clara St, near
s750O-Reduced from $500; lot alone is worth
residence of 8 rooms and bath; jackson ST., near
Buchanan; lot 3Oxl17 #. 10 rear street.
S45DO-N allelo St, Webster ST.; finest block
on Vallejo ST.; lot 27:6x137:6 it,; $1,000 can re-
mSIn.
S4OO0-Near Ellis and Jones sts.; 2 fats Of
rooms each: rents for $50; lot 22x69 feet
S5oOO-Corner Bush and Broderck sts.; cottage
OF rooms and bath; large lot, 94x100 feet; lot
alone is worth the price asked; The last OF row of
: cottages; the other have all been soIu within
the past month.
S4000-Cottage 1925 Geary ST., near Laguna;
lot 24:11xl20 to rear street: rooms.
S225O-Lyon, near Clay; lot 25x112:5.
$50O-Worth $1,000; only one block from the
Mission carhouse: lot all ready to bulld on.
The above is only partial list. We Will be glad
10 furnish complete list on application.
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
21S-22O Montgomery St., Mills building.
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A FORCED SALE.
n JUST THINK OF 1T.
QOI00 ONLY-A 2-SrORY HOUSE;
U%1OO rooms and bath; on Ivy ave-, close tC
Buchanan and Hayes SITS.
The opportunity of lifetime.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery ST.
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A SPECIAL LIST or cvo1cr 1ore
AT BEDROCK PRICES
OO6O0- COR POINT LoBos AND SlsT
eDDOOO. ayes; 120x125.
G0000 COR. POINT LoBos AND 9Th
OOOOO. ayes; 32:6x100.
QOeO0 PAGE ST. NEAR sHRADER:
pAOOO. 25xl37:6.
OOOSO NV COR. ON SANCHEZ ST:
O4LOO. 1o0xl26; Will subdivide.
9175O CLAY ST, NEAR SPRUCE; 25x
0ISO0 POINT LoBoS ROAD, NEAR 22D
dDIOUU. ave.; N. side; 4Oxl0O; cheap lot
sri 5O 22sTdMd ST, NEAR BRYANT,
0I000 SLOTS. RAILROAD HOMESTEAD
ID1OOU. Association, including corners,
near electrician line
o7On SOUTH AVE, NEAR HIGHLAND,
I'D tOU. Holly Park; 50x100.
@100 EAoH-2 CHOICE LOTS ON DUN
ptOO can St; 50:l1x114; ready for building
QOR0 MoULToN AVE, NEAR DETROIT
DAOO. ST.; Sunny side; 25x112:6.
EASTON, ELDRID0E & CO..
6SS Market st
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01eS0 PRICE REDUCED; WALLER ST.,
SDIOCO. near Masonic ave-; 25x149: extra
depth; good neighborhood; street graded and
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q 90S LOT IN LAKEvIEW; ONE BLOCK
tCOZO. from Ingleside racetrack and 2 blocks
from electric cars; level and ready TO build on; q
a cheap lot
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y H. UMBsEN & CO.
- REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Ia MONTGOMERY ST, Mr. MARKET.
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Q0R00 RITCH, Mr.. Sd AND FOLSOM;
I'd OOOO. houses; frontages; pays - per cent;
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aIO0n GOLDEN GATE AVENUE, NEAR
OlCOO. Baker St; 25x137:6; street macad-
amized; cement sidewalk; severed lot, level and
ready to build on.
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GS000 4FLATS; STEVENSON ST., NEAR
OOOOO. Ridley; rents $44: lot 26x77:6.
street accepted. MADISON d BURKE
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UNIMPRoVED PROPERTY.
Corner California and Locust; 37:6x107:7; make
any ofier.
in subdivisions
S35OO-Hayes, mr. Fillmore; elegant view; 25x
1858.
S4500-24th, NE. cor vicksburg; b0x114.
S40OO-65x1l7 IS; Sc cor. Sanchez and 23d
$27OO-Broderick, near Bush: E side: 20x10S
S9250-Hayes, mr. Fillmore: 25x1S7:6.
$240Q-Castro cor. Elizabeth: 20 6x10h
S2200-Lyon, near Grove; 25xl00.
SZ050-Ridley, near Scott; 25xll7:6
$1,000 esch-2 lots on Bush near Broderick; re-
duced from $4,000.
S2000-Capp st., near Adalr; 25x75.
$1S00-Noe, near 18th; 25x11O.
$1300-19th, near Sanchez; 25x114.
$l000-Hancock, near Sanchez; 25x114
SS00-P Pr Lobos mr.. 2Sth ave-; 25x100
MADISON d BURKE, 626 Market ST.
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Q1O 0n0 JONES, Mr.. OFARRELL: 3
ID iZ'OOO. new flats; rented to one tenant;
small outlay to turn into store and fats.