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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25

MORE GOODS
FOR YOUR
MONEY
THAN EVER. OVER
5000 PAIRS SHOES
Mems, Ladies, Misses
and Children,
SHOES AND OXFORD
TIES MUST BE SOLD
AT SACRIFICE SALE.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
TOO MUCH CROWD
ED TO MAKE ANY DIS
PLAY OF SAME.
MATTlNGS. AND CARPETS.
Is Rolls Mating
from 8 to 40c
Rag Carpet zoe
Ingram Carpet
% to 45c
16 Wire Brussels
Carpet $50
GROCERIES.
Beans, colored,
per at. .O3c
Hominy Beans .04c
Hominy .O2c
Raisins, per lb. .06c
Prunes .O8c
Fine Peaches loo
Royal Blue Corn
Starch .O5c
Goldine Washing
Powder .O4o
3 Cakes Toilet
Soap .05c
Chocolate per Id. ESQ
Coffee, loose 15c
Coffee, package, l8c
Try Trump Flour Goo
Anchor SOC
D. R. R0UzER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25
sWew advertisements.
SALE.

BY virtue of a power Of sale contained In
mortgage from Solomon Fogle and Mary
s. E. Foglc, his wife, to Barbara Il, Birely,
bearing date the Goth day of March. A. d,
$780, and duly recorded in Liber w. l. P,
No 10, folio 557, SC, one of the Land Rec
ords of Frederick County, which said mort
gage has been duly assigned the undersigned
assignee of said mortgage, will sell at pubic
aa1e on
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25

New Advertisements.
Ford's.
Public Sale.
Millinery Opening-Bus. Loo.
New Green Grocery-Bus. Loo.
Auction-C. J. Shuf-Bus. Loo.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25
HORSES AND WAGONS.

EW- There will be sold also Two Horses
and Three Wagons.
For Title to creamery property see deed
of Joshua Biggs to William H. Bggs, dated
the 81 day OF April, 1888, and recorded in
Libcr w, I.P. No 6, fol. 1856, one of the land
records of Frederick County.
SECOND.
An undivided one half interest in the prop,
erty known as Isabella Mills. This prop
er,y is situated II miles from Rocky Ridge
Station on the W. NJ. r. R. and contains
THIRTY ACRES
of land and is improved by a large three,
story Stone Mill, fully EQUIPPED WITH
ROLLS and the latest and most improved
milling machinery. Also by large
STONE DWELLING HOUSE.
and a large frame tenant house, with stable,
ice hou,e and necessary outbuildings. This
mill has a very valuable jobbing trade, and
10 one Oh inc Dfst hHOWH lAiiIlhS Piopoipeo
in Ere 'crick county.
TERMS OF SALE: - One-thrd cash on
day of sale or the rati6cat ion thereof by the
Court; the residue in two equal instalments
in six and twelve months, the deferred pay
ments to bear interest from day of sale and
to be secured to the satisfaction of the under
signed. Conveyancing at the expense of the
purchaser.
For further particulars as 10
the property, address the Re-
ceiver.
TJ. Kolb, ROBERT BIGGS.
Auctiopecr. Receiver,
Mch44t. 213 St. PauI-st, BALTIC, Md,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25

NEW BUSINESS Mr.. Vernon G. 10y has
embarked in the green grocery business in
the Hahn storeroom on Carrollst. He will
not buy largely but will order often, thus
insurng fresh goods. We hope to see him
dO we'll
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25

The sons, daddles and even grandpaps are
engaged in that interesting bit of gambling,
picking eggs. Hundreds, yea. thousands of
eggs have been won and lost during the past
two weeks. Some have whipped above
thirty with one egg, but as yet no movul
reipns
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25

A Brunswick lady put tramp to saving
wood tor his breakfast and then went into
the house to set up the lunch. She returned
soon to invite him TO the meal, when she
found the following on the saw horse "Just
tell them that you saw me but you didn't
see me saw."-Hsrah
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25
RBCBIvBR'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE CREAMERY
AND
MILL PROPERTY.

Under and by virtue of an order of the
Circuit Court for Frederick County, In Ed
uity, parsed on the LIST day Of March, 1897.
in the case of JAS s. Biggs &c. VS.. William
II. Biggs, the undersigned, receiver, will sell
at public sale at Rocky Ridge station, on
THURSDAY, APRIL L, 1897,
At O'Clock II. NJ,
the following valuable property.
FIRST.
The property known as the Rocky Ridge
Creamery situated at Rocky Ridge, Md.
The property consists Of one.halfacrc of land
improved by large
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25

Mr. Bruce l.. Crawford, formerly of sabil.
lasville. this county, senior member Of the
grocery firm of Crawford & Rowe, Waynes-
boro, Pa, caused sensation in that place
two weeka ago by suddenly disappearing,
1t Is alleged, leaving many creditors behind.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25


The Brunswick Herald, one of the really
progressive country newspapers Of the State,
enters upon its seventh volume with an ed
itbrial appeal to the citizens of Brunswick
for higher manifestation Of public spirited
ness. The Herald sterling enterprise should
beget enthusiasm among those people; such
an appeal, while more than commendable,
should not be necessary.
The public school at Highfeld was not
opened on the 10th, on account of a fight be-
tween the Wantz Bros and the school com
missioners. The site for the school was do
mated to the county by the Wantz Bros
who hoped to get certain road opened
which would run past their store, and by the
donation hoped to win the assistance Of the
school commissioners in the matter. The
Western Maryland Railroad Company is
opposed to the opening of the road, and the
commissioners declined to take part in the
fight. The Wantz Bros. brought the matter
to a crisis by erecting barbed wire fence
around the school building, so that an en-
trance could not be effected, and notified
the patrons Of the school to prevent their
children from trespassng. The commits
sioners will likely ask for restraining In
junction unless the matter is settled shortly.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25

SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1907,
O'CLOCK, M,
on the premises, all the following real estate,
situate in Mechanicstown Election District
No. Is, of Frederick County, Maryland,
about II miles north Of Thurmont on the
lower road leading from Thurmont to EN-
mit.burg and adjoining the lands Of D G.
Hammett, Frank A. Roddy and others, con-
tanning
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-03-25
JOHN HENDR|CKS0N.
~ Telephone call, 50.
Spn1Ne j AckErs.

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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

Reciprocity Made Difficult by Democratic
Action.
President Mckinley, in his inaugu-
raj address, advises the renewal Of the
reciprocity provisions Of the tariff Of
1890. The Democrats have made it diff
ficult to establish the old relations with
the American republics They have
been so unceremoniOusly and unjustiy
treated that they naturally regard with
suspicion renewal of reciprocity over
lures. This should not influence Con-
gress against the adoption of the pol
icy, but it should place the public on
guard against too sanguine expecta-
tons of the immediate effect of such
a policy. The Southern republics will
drop in one by One because it is great
ly to their material advantage to do so:
but they will not seize the opportunity
with so much enthusiasm as in 1891.
The resumption of trade will be grad
ual. but in a short while both sides
will gain confidence in the assurance
that no party will again be so utterly
reckless as to deliberately destroy a
flOur:shing commerce. = Baltimore
American.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15
Professor Wilson's Mistakes.

Ex-Postmaster General Wilson, the
author OF the tariff act of 1894, in at
lacking the Dingley bill, makes several
surprising statements. With the &C
cumulated moneys in tt treasury
he says. I'VE really need no new i'm
position Of taxes on the people to con-
duct us to sufficient revenue, or even a
comfortable surplus, if We will only in
vite back prosperity by giving stability
to business and reduce expenditures by
"a few obvious reforms. At the recent
rate of revenue shortage the deficit in
the fiscal year which ends on June
80 next will be over $7O.00O,0O0. I'm
QuestiOnaDly something could be done
to reduce the governments eXpendi-
lures without seriously injuring any
legitimate interest or impeding any
necessary governmental activity, but
does any intelligent, unbiased person
seriously believe that the expenditures
could be cut down sufficiently to close
this broad gap between income and
OutgO without detriment to the pub
lie service?"-St. Louis Globe Demo-
crat.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15
Sugar Trust Hit Between the Eyes.

Sugar Trust Hit Between the Eyes.
The sugar trust was nit a blow be-
tween the eyes by the republican men,
bers of the ways and means committee
when the sugar schedule of the new
tariff bill was agreed upon.
While there is high protective du-
ty upon all kinds of sugar, the differen-
tial under which the trust makes its
profits is reduced from about one
third of a cent a pound to one-eighth,
and all duties are made specific in
stead of ad valorem.
1t is the specific duty which will hurt
the trust more than the reduction of its
differentials. UndervaluatiOns have
permitted the trust to get it's raw SUI
gars very cheap. while the higher diff
ferential has contributed to its great
profits.
The committee have arranged bill
which will build up the beet .'ngar in
terests of this country. and & lentually
make sugar much cheaper ian it is
now. The rise of the beet :ugar in
dustry is counted upon to destroy the
sugar monopoly now possessed by the
trust No bounty is provided for up
On home produced sugar.-ChicagO
Times-Herald.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15
Guards Not Wanted.

There are two reasons for being
grateful to President Mckinley for his
reported decision to abolish the police
guard at the white house One is SEN
timental and the other practical. II
IS doubtful whether under ordinary
circumstances the white house really
needs guard. and many think that in
case of such need the service can be
most appropriately rendered by SOL
diers of the United States. The police
man, as rule, is considered as merely
q safeguard against such small Offend
ers as pickpockets. pilferers. drunken
men and roisterers. There has always
been a very general feeling that il the
president desired force OF men
around his Official home to insure his
safety a military guard would not be
only more effective but more thorough
" in keeping with the station of the
president. representative of the govern
ment and significant Of greater power
than a mere policeman typefies. But
it has been thought by some to be I'M
American that the white house should
be surrounded by soldiers. The sight
of uniforms and guns would be Of
fensive to the democratic principles Of
the people.-Washingto Star.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

newspaper man of SonOma county,
California, claims to have discovered
y tree in that county which yields a
product that will be satisfactory sub
stitute for india-rubber. The increas-
ed demand for rubber on account of the
great quantities now used in bicycle
tires has caused scientists to predict a
rubber famine unless some substitute
can be procured. The tree is known
as the olea eIastica. and grows abund-
antly in the count v named.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

Man can juggle the lightnings. chain
the seas and crush the mountains, bu.
so long as whatever he gives for Gods
work must be heralded, man Is not yet
great
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

On March the Supreme Court OF
The state of California denied a new
trial in the case of Theadorc Dufrant,
the man who was convicted of the muir
der of Minnie Williams. and was &C
cused Of numbering Blanche Lamont,
in San Francisco chursh. about two
years ago.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15
years ago.

An ingenious doctor in ts.s island Of
Scotland takes carrier. pigeons with
him when he visits patients. and sends
them to the drug store for medicine.
He also leaves pigeons with the far
away families, that they may send for
him. Man can do without telephones
after all
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

There are hosts Of people who, If
they but looked to God as many tines
. day rs they look into their mirror,
would soon lose the hatefulness which
worries them so much and get some Of
the beauty of Christ instead.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

Two condemned burglars at Tacoma,
Wash, have made startling confes-
sion that they are members of an or
ganized band of burglars numbering
over 200 that is now operating ON the
Pacific Coast. They are known as
knights of the Jimmy"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

At the head of Germany's landed
aristocracy stands Prince Wittgenstein.
He owns 5000, 1000 acres. Fourteen
other titled landlords own between
tJ,sm 5000, 900 acres.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

If the church of God" says Sam
Jones, had as much backbone 40 jaw
bone, we would run the devil out of
America in . month";"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

The person who tries q hundred ways
to earn living is much less likely to
succeed than the individual who sticks
to one
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

Whom must we appeal when wrory-
fully accused by everyone? From the
Judgment Of man to a conscience void
Of offense toward man and God.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

1t is the man who has always been
accustomed to bread and bacon a..
home, who does the most kicking 1T q
hotel
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

An apology for an enormous amount
of meanness and cruelty in this world
is the fiinty formula.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15

Their work will occupy necessarily
considerable time as was the case with
the ways and means committee, which
It will be remembered has been months
at work on the bill, but it is hoped that
the bill. which will pass the house
about March 80 will get before the SEN
ate h. the END OF April. and become a
law by the end O: the fiscal year,
June 90.
business Reviving.
One evidence Of the business activ-
ity which has followed the success OF
the Republican party is shown in the
development of new industries all owe,
the country and especially in the south.
dictate that new million dollar cot
ton mill is to be erected there with
eastern capital. while Information
reaching the Wool and Cotton Re-
porter Of Boston. indicate that ths cot
ton weaving and spinning mills Of the
south are running on full and in many
cases on extra time.
G. II. WILLIAMS.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-15
ARE HARD AT WORK.
PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS
PUSHING PROSPERITY.

Tariff and International BImetAlllsm
the Chief Topic-The Former Receiv-
lag Especial Attention In Congress
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21

". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, 5l3
California street.
sl5,o0o-hayes. near Fillmore; 551Is7:s; fine
fats, each rooms and bath; rents S105.
$10,000-Corner Laguna and Fulton: 50x1l0 q
story house: butcher-shop and flats: rent S65 So
S9uuu-Haight, near Steiner: 25x112:6; flats.
13 rooms and baths: rents S57 so.
fats; rents S52 so.
S7IOU-Oak, near Webster; 25xS7 IS; 2 flats; IL
rooms and baths: rents $50.
S66O0-oFarteH and Beideman, near Scott; 2
houses, flats, ls rooms and baths; rent So.
6S hay-window flats: II rooms and baths;
ren,s $57 80.
houses: 15 rooms and BATH rent S46.
S4000-Washlngton, near Powell 20x57:6; g.
story residence; 10 rooms and 2 baths: fats;
s45o0-Union st, near Hyde: 21x66; flats;
II rooms and bath: rent s35.
$4500-Juiian ave. bet. 14th and 18th; 3e:10x
"a; fias rents SAP.
s45U0-2lst near Guerrero; 25xl14: z fats:
rents $50.
s4000-Kearny. near Green: 2OxS0 to Sonora;
fats, 15 rooms, with stable: rents S3S.
sS6O0-Leavenworth St, near Vallejo; 2Ox6S:6;
3 fats; II rooms and baths; rents S33.
sS300-U MON St., near Mason flats: rents $40
S310J-Stanyan, near Grattan: 80 ieet by irrez-
ular depth: riaIly occupied by house; 8 rooms
and baIh; rent SIS
s2s0O-Jerspy, near Diamond; 2sx114: 2-story
b use; 2 flats rooms and bath; rents s25.
S2500-Valley ST., near Church; 27x1l4:6; 2
flats; rents S16 So
$2350-Elizabeth St. near Douglass; 25x1l4;
$2000-Bay, near kearny; 22:l1x6S :9i flats,
eroonas rents $19.
UNIMPROVED.
Valencia near 25th-st railroad station: elk
lit g 10 alley.
Corner n and 9Th ave-, South S F.. 1O0x10J.
Jones and UnioD; 5 lots, x6 E :6 each.
Fair Oaks and 25th: 30x100.
30x70: Jessie ST., between 18th and 14th.
25x IS; Stevenson. near 14th: 4 lots.
25x95; lots; 18TH and ork.
S760O-McAliister near Fillmore; 4Oxl37:s
30xl20; lots. Precita and California aves;
near Folsom ST.
S4000-Poik aud Union; 27x67: make offer.
S2250-Union, near Steiner: 2S:4xlOo.
$z000-Hancock ST.. near Sanchez; 50x11A
&1200-Cor. B and 25th ave-: 60xlSS.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
n II. UMBSEN & CO.
VI. DAVID BUSH, Msnager Country Dept.
IA MONTGOMERY ST.

n HUMBsEN CO.
VI. DAVID BUSH, Manager Country Dep.
Ia MONTGOMERY ST.
$4,000 ..,a ,s ACRES CRIES. NEAR LEA ,oS. NovAIo
chicken-houses ncubators; with all the stock and
too,s; fine poultry place with 200 chickens
O. 0000 ls ACRES, GLEN ELLEN. soNo-
er OOOU. ma County; all out in orchard and
vineyard: full set of farming tools. with stock
poultry, furniture, ETC.: profitable income place,
$4,000 Bntsr @ County, County, 50 acres acres in Gives iuss
orchard In oranges, figs, magnolias. berries all the
farming implem ments; easy terms will re granted; ;
this Is fine sys to sans &c, PLACE
sDOU lows, Glenn County; all level good grain
land, and now rented for cash rent; all in grain
O.SO AN ACRE; AIS ACRES GOOD SUGAR
u w beet land near Holiister all level rich val.
ley land, and will raise anything: at present all
in grain
S2U 600 15s ACRES eIas o,s WhsT Tao OF PAdo
bearing: about 80 acres In prunes. pears and ives
q years o d with GOOD house and other tbuild-
foreclosure, and has been valued at double this
piice.
EoR xCHANGE s5s ACRES NEAR
L Ukiah, Mendocipo County; about As acres un-
der cutivaIion; well fenced: family orchard
balance good pasture land: well wooded and wat
fnss; value $1,000. : '00'-'' AlN ou'D 'Du''O-
DO~S ALLEY, Mr.. SAN RAFAEL; ABOUT
LII acres Of land with fine new modern house Of
~ rooms: lovely view: grounds handsomely laid
out; right at Ross s.a alton: s45OO.
conn PER AChE--0 AIRES JUST OUT
DLOO sae Redwood City. with handsome oak
trees: bargain.
MOUNTAIN vIEv-WE ARE OFFERING
l fine orchard land in this celebrated district in
tracts of 10 acres and upward at from $4U to $IO0
per acre; GO and see this.
WOLFSKILL TRACT.
IN PUTAH CREfK, SOLANO COUNTY
" near the town of Winters: the earliest fruit and
vegetable land in the sta g; are s-lling 20 to
60 tracts Of this celebrated ranch for $50 per
acre. one-quarter cash, balance in annual pay
ments at per cent interest; send for descriptive
circular.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
BAReA1Ns-JusT RECEIVED.

BY ORDER OF HON. ADoLPH sUTRo.
BOULEVARD LOTS WE ARE SELLING
II lots on the new ocean bou evard quite rapidly
on very easy terms; one-fourth cash, balance in 4
Years at per cent; this is the cream property OF
ocean frontage; facing on The new great highway,
which has Just been completed
COZiEST HOME IN THE MISSION.
&EoQ0 ALMOST A PALACE; CONTAINS
@OAUO. rooms and bath, laundry; all
modern i'm proveme It's and convenences; lot SO
1ii4; nice lawn and garden; in the cream neigh
borhood Of the Mission.
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT.
SlO 600 10 rooms and bath eaeh
S1oo0 per annum; lot oOxs5 feet; building could
oe raised and be made very good-paying invest
POTRERo BUILDING LOT.
&SO0 CoNNECTICUT ST ON THE LINE
UOOO. OF the electric-cars; 27:312xl0o; ready
GOOD Buy on BRYANT STREET.
$1,000 SUBSTANTIAL 2-sToRY :, BA9 BAN
brick foundation, etc; could be converted into
eefH{lGS eHoicE i9Isis REsipENeE Tfas LEI sf1sG Iof
ep0t ~. public park 6011l0; will subdivlde.
a SPLENDID INvhsTMENT.
5000. bringing 3 fmAin a monthly on N rental Of Sos;
brick foundation: lot S2 :6xSO feet.
CHEAP ASHBURI HEIGHTS LOT.
$1,000 FREMONT AVE; 2S1so FEET.
&oHOn RENT $3.50 PER ANNUM: 2
DOoOO. flats of rooms each and lot; on
vallejo ST., near Hyde-st- ars.
A BARGAIN ON FOLSOM STREET.
0un 81 :6xSO FEET; LEVEL; on
I'd iOUU. grade; ready TO build on; this is the
biggest snap OF ats kind.
a CHEAP COTTAGE
GB6a CORNER COTTAGE OF ROOMS
I'd COO. and bath; brick foundation, etc. and
lot; goJd location in the Mission and handy TO
lines of slreetcars
A VERY CHEAP LOT.
Gl.E0 26xIl5 FEET; STREET ACCEPT
I'D 4 OU. ed and stone sidewalks ETC.; near
10th and Market
LAKKIN-STRkET RESIDENCE.
Q.GlsflA A SUBSTANTIAL 2-STORY AND
aDCOOO. basement house Of rooms and bath
bay-windows, elc.
BIZ USINESS CORNER.
GHo0Q PRICE REDUCED; OWNER IS
! SDOOOO. very anxious sell; 2-story and
nnlshed-basement building; store and rooms
lake oven, ETC.. and fia of rooms and bath, and
staole for horses: lot 25x93 feet.
FORECLOSURE SALk.
G1n00 NICE WESTERN ADD IT1ON
UIOOOs bay window residence OF q rooms
and bath IN nice location in the Western Add
tion.
Call at the Office and get one ofthe catalogues OF
the properties to be sold at auction Monday
-Marcn ~, 1897, at II o'clock n, at salesroom
ana see our auction ad In another column.
Call at the Office and get one of our "Real Es
tate Records" which contains list of properties
Tor sale IN all parts OF the city.
G. H UMBSEN & CO., IA Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
CITY REAL ESTATE.
MADISON & BURKE, REAL ESTA1
Nl Agents; established 1858; o26 Market ST

M Agents; established 1855; 626 Market ST.
CEAwALL: to,vARA LOT; BEST WARE
- house site in city; cor. Lombard and Battery
only $4,000.
DARGAIN-MUST SELL TO CLOSE ESTATE;
/, 9th, near Folsom 1oox1S; covered e,,s with
houses; only SLOT per foot asked for TINS property
not even the value of vacant land
II EARNY-sT. CORNER, NEAR MARKET;
IN old Improvements; renilng for S4UO per
month; price $S5,0OO.
MONTGOMERY; BLOCK NEAR CALIFoR-
VI MA: stores and offices paying over per cent
on 100000; lot 95 :6x6s:9.
OK OOO WEBSTER, NEAR o'FAR-
u D. OUU. rell: modern i'm provements in
flats; wei rented; lot 50xI37:6; half cash.
aoO0O FILLMORE Mr.. McALLIsTER;
TOUUU. elegant fats, renting for s65; lot 25x
81 IS
RUsINEss PROPERTY; n LINE HAYES
ID St, near Franklin; lot 25x120 to rear street !;
store, fiat and rear house: offered cheap
TAYLOR ST., Mr.. EDDY-LARGE BUILDING
i on lot 25xlo6:3. $1,000
$4,000 PAGE, NEAR BRoDERIcK; RESI-
5000 a Gaze Park a ss1ioo: SN yearly o rental
0OOnO CALIFokNIA-sT. COTTAGE Mr.
NoCUU. Sd ave; s rooms and bath; in q rap
idly improving neigh ghborhood
QOo5O CLEMENT ST. Mr.. 9TH AVE
UA Ou. 25xl00; contains 5 rooms and bath
and basement
. FLATS AND LOT: 9TH AVE. Mr.. CALL
= fornia ST.; rented and paying large incomes
lot 25xl20: price $4,000.
A FLATS: DE LONG AVE, OVERLOOKING
4 Golden Gate Park; rents $A6; price only $4,000
GOT00 HARRISON, Mr.. 18TH; STORE
ID OAtOO. and fiat; rents $50; lot 25xS0.
o7R0O MISSION ST.. Mr.. .lsTa-sToRE
U tCUU. and fats: rent $50; lot 23:6xlU0.
0OQO0 ARMY, NEAR DOLORES: COT
ULOOU. tage, rooms and bath; lot 25xl14
mOOnn 9TH ST., Mr.. Dolores; a
CZOUU. rooms and bath; lot 25xll4
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
I AUCTIONS;
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ON MONDAY MARCH 90, at IL O'Clock noon.
Flats 1891 81 Page and 1856 Rose st., in rear:
rent SIS; lot 81 :6x120
Three new modern flats, 100 Fillmore NE. COR.
Of Hermann; rent 49,
Mission residence. 2l2S Howard, bet. 18th and
18th: sunny, comfortab e; 8 rooms.
Business coruer .ot. Sc. cos. Howard and 17thc
25xl00; excel ent for fats
ri hmond Park lot; W. line 7th ave., SO N. Of
D ST.; 25xI I20.
Richmond lot: 25x102: s. line Lake, 32:6 E. of
I'd ave.
Ashbury Heights lots; 25xSO each: w. side De
Long ave., 176 n. # Frederick. At salesrooms of
CHAS. J. CAMPBELL & CO.,
224 Montgomery ST