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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14
ENGINE WHEEL FELL OFF.
Remarkable Escape of "a Fast Train
on the Big Four.

After Big our engine No. 1856 had pulled
in the Union Station yesterday at noon
with train No. IL, from Cleveland, it was
uncoupled and Engineer Parker Buggy
started to pull out to take his engine into
the roundhouse. He had barely got out of
the car shed when one of the drive wheels
fell off. 1t was a most peculiar accident
and one the like of which has never oc-
Cured to the knowledge of old railroad
men in the city.
The train which the engine hauled to the
city was the regular fast limited mail be-
tween the East and West. A short time
before the wheel dropped off the engine had
been spinning over the road toward the city
at the rate of fifty miles an hour. Had the
wheel come off then nothing less than a
frightful wreck could have resulted. AS it
was the engine was alone and was going
slowly. However, it required the help of the
wrecking train to get the engine into the
shop.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14
No cIew 10 Little Joseph Moore.

There has been no further development
in the case of the abduction of little Joseph
Moore, the adopted son of Mrs. Samuel
Peek, of West indianapolis, who was stol-
en- Wednesday at the instigation of his
mother. The mother of Eliza Moore's sec
ond husband told Mrs. Peek that
she thought Eliza Moore. the child's moth
er, was still living in the city, but that
she had no knowledge of her whereabouts.
Mrs. Moore, about three months after the
death of her first husband, married a young
man named Howard, though she was fifty
years of age and young Howard about
twenty-one, but he left her in about three
months. II is due to her two marriages
that the woman is known variously as
Eliza Moore and Eliza Howard. The theory
hat some Of the interested parties hold IS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14
NEVER
Gtnord,s Tobacco Cure

stance where the patient desired to quit the
tobacco habit. No remedy has ever been
compounded which would, of itself, force a
man 10 stop the use of tobacco; indifference
as to the result will destroy the good effect
of any remedy. The normal functions of
the body are deranged. and an abnormal
craving for the poison of tobacco is mani
Tested as soon as the supply is cut Off. Gift
ford's Tobacco Cure destroys that craving,
drives the poison out of the system and
brings the body back to it's normal condi-
ton. To do this. IL is necessary 10 have the
aid of the will power of the person taking
the remedy, TO resist the cravings, which
are sure to follow a sudden change of habit
for three or four days.
CLIFFORD REMEDY COMPANY.
"A Aetna Building, 1914 North Pennsylvania.
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THE MURDER OF A WIDOW.
Some Light ON the Crime Through an
indianapolis Letter.

Mrs. Hester Curtis, a widow living near
Lafayette, was murdered in December, 1895,
and Jesse White was convicted of the
crime and is now serving a life sentence.
Recently the Lafayette authorities received
a letter written from this city stating that
the murder was committed by three Indian
apolis men; that they had used a Ratchet
some silverware, had been thrown into a
vault. The location of the vault was de-
scribed. Sheriff King examined the Vaul
and found a number of silver spoons, which
are taken as partial confirmation of the
story told by the letter from Indianapolis.
The grand jury will be asked to look into
the matter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14
STORIES OF THE TOWN.

Every man prominent in public life has
his strong characteristics that make him
beloved Of his followers. Senator John l..
Wilson, who represents the State of Wash
ington in the most exclusive and august
political body in America, is beloved and
popular chiefly on account of his unassum-
ing modesty. He does not display even as
much pomposity as the average state SEN
ator; in fact, such a thing as pompous dig
nifty is unknown to him. Captain w. r.
Myers, ex-secretary of state, is character
lied by a fatherly friendliness for ali ris-
ing young statesmen, and nothing more de-
lights him than to make a fine impression
upon a young rural legislator and give him
a fine example of whole-souled dignity. A
few weeks ago Senator Wilson was visiting
his brother Henry in this city and dropped
into the Governors office to have a chat
with his cousin, the Governors secretary.
While they were talking Captain Myers
came in.
think you remember Senator Wilson, of
Washington, formerly q resident of CraW-
louisville, do you not?"
hands with the senator. Il remember the
senator very well. CLAD to see you again,
5 firg g ai9nr 70 do SSg y ip DaT HeW e epg tnl?HES get
1t was quietly explained by the secretary
that the senator hailed from the state of
washington, NOT from WdSDlIlSI ION, llIu.,
and both statesmen enjoyed the joke.
When Cornelius Meyer, secretary to Su-
perintendent Edenharter, of the Central
Insane Hospital, was city editor Of the Ger
man Telegraph he was possessed of such
enormous energy that he covered the
courts, the Statehouse, the hotels, the mu-
nicipal offices and police run and would still
be able to tell the legislative reporters
what was going on among the solons. The
hospital affords a wide field for his ener-
gies, but he has still had time to cultivate
a pet hobby of raising trees and last au-
tumn he planted a lot of various kinds of
nuts in a patch of ground near the hos
pital.
The other evening, when he turned up
for dinner, his proverbial good nature
seemed somewhat ruffied. AS such a thing
only occurs once in two or three years DR..
Edenharter was somewhat alarmed, and
asked what had occurred.
You know that nursery l planted last
fall?" demanded Mr.. Meyer, with indigna-
ton in every word. You know L filled
the ground with nuts and seeds? Well,
that internal ground squirrel, what does
he do? He plows and burrows with his
nose underneath the ground and eats up
all my nuts, every one of them
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14
St. Joseph's Industrial schooI Fair.

At a meeting held at St. Joseph's Indus
trial School, corner McCarty and Alabama
streets. ii was decided TO hold a May fes-
tival and bazaar on the grounds surround
the home. for the benefit of this charity.
which has for its objects the care and
training Of the Older orphan girls, who are
transferred TO the Industrial School from
the Catholic Orphan Asylum at Terre
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14
Dog show Attendnnce.

Despite the threatening aspects of the
weather the usual large crowd attended
Prof. Gentry's dog and ony show last
night, and at 5 O'Clock the managers were
obliged TO turn those away who were stin
outside. The performance still continues
its high character, and he pony Tough
still exercises his threatening hoofs to the
delight OF the children. The show closes
It's engagement here tomorrow, and will
continue with two performances daily until
Saturday night.
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that Eliza Howard and one Of her admir-
ers has left this part of the country and
taken the boy with them. The little girl.
Carrie, aged eight years. who was left in
the care of Mrs. Williams. on Bright
street, has again been taken in charge by
the childFens' guardians.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14
\. p. Greene Released.

a. p. Greene, insurance solicitor, who was
detained by the police Wednesday night on
Information from Iowa on charges made
by insurance men there, was released by
the police yesterday. He claimed that the
people were entirely unwarranted in
asking for his arrest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14

Insure with German Fire Insurance OF In
diana. General offices, % South Delaware
street Fire, tornado and explosion.
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DunIap's Celebrated Hats
At seaton's Hat Store.
LINES
to
Mndison. Indinnn.

On and after Sunday, May 16. Sunday train
of $50 a. m.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14

At Last
Indianapolis is to have what ii has needed this
long tme-a f~irst-class restaurant. The new
Burnett cafe Will open for Saturday dinner at
81 West Washington street. Mr.. Burnett has
fitted the place in handsome style, with all mod
ern improvements. One side of the room is given
up to a lunch counter, which extends the full
length of the building, While the rest is occupied
10y tables The same prices Will prevail as at the
CID Park Theater restaurant. The seating ca
pacity is the largest in the city and the room
is light and Well aired, besides being fitted with
electric fans. The cafe viii be run in connec-
tion with the new Lorraine Hotel, corner OF
Washington and Capitol avenue.
Walk Around the Corner
And save $50 on a piano. Store open evenings
this week. CARLIN d LENNON, 81 East
Market street.
Napoleon Bicycles, $75,
Formerly 500. Easy running and graceful lines.
Sold at Jap Clemens, SO Mass. ave. See our
secondhand wheels,
Washburn Mandolins. CARLIN & NNO
81 East Market street.
Fine harness. F.. L. Harrington. 81 E. Market st.
Wulschner's Regal Mandolins are perfection.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14
AT Last

The new Tiger and Tigress. Jap Clemens, SO
massachusetts avenue. Any color. See our
secondhand wheels.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14
So Wheel for $50

Feed your horse JANES'S Dustless Oats
McGilliard Agency CO.. Fire Insurance
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-14

s.. the CHINA closets ar VIM. L elders.
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BIG DEAL!
READ E PRICES:

This section of the Country Never Heard of. These Prices
Knock All Clothing Houses Under the Sod.
Mems Suits Worth $40 for S2.40.
Mems Suits Worth SIS for S3.0S.
Mems Suits Worth $40 for $5.OS.
Mems Suits Worth $50 for $S.0S.
Boys and Chi1dren's Suits from SOC to $3.08,
Worth from $3.50 to SIP.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

John PFoRR. s29 MONTGOMERY ST, OPP.
- safe Deposit offers for sale;
Reduced 10 S26, 90 from $4,000: excellent cor
ner property Mission S.; stores and flats: a
great bargain: should no, be missed.
S1S,OUO-Cor on Eddy ST.. 2-story bay-yindow
houses; store and 7-room fat on corner and 7
loom bay-wtndow house alongside; lot 81 :6xs7 q; ;
rent 30
Reduced to $4,000 from $4,000: fine corner on
lIth s. 12 bio ks from Market; store and fiat;
rent s65
g. 5OOO-Splendid property on Mission St., near
rented
Reduced to sl1,5OO tom s12. 2.OOO-Ninth St,
l block from Market; fine double fiat Of 8 and
rooms and bath: make offer.
&scOO-Sutter ST., near daTkin; 2-story house;
store and dwelling; LOT 20 6X70 feet
S625O-Kent $45; fine corner properly on sacra-
mento St.; new building, Including complete fix
lures for corner store.
S65J0-A snug business corner Clay St.;
SIC 5Oo-Rent $780, McAnister st., business
portion; story house, stores and hats of rooms
and bath; 35xI1O.
S32,OO0-Eddy st, near Mason store and lodg-
ing; 25Xl 81 :6; rent 100
S37O00-Business property; stores and fats;
paying $500 per month.
DWELLINGS.
s4000-Double house on buchanan ST.; rooms
and bath in each lot 30xS0; rent S45.
@55OO-Onlv $1,000 cash; balance on mortgage;
IN a fashionable neighborhood; Western n Addition.
Reduced 10 $500 from $1,000; rent s32; Sher-
Gan 81 near 1Oth; front and rear houses; lot
R ducei to $500 from $40 900; fine corner
resldence; Vallejo and Laguna SITS.
$31VO-Corner lot; 7Uxll0. on Sth ave, block
from the PARK.
@oOUO-r acing Panhandle Park, near Lyon St.;
rrat nice house, rooms and bath; lot 25x11O.
s6500-Rent $50; only $4,000 cash balance on
mortgage fine doIb.e fats on GeBry St and
ooLole mats IN The rear. On Garden ST.; 2Sx125
SIb,oOO-Post ST., near Devisadero; houses;
large lot; rent %; make offer.
$S5OO-4 fine fats, 21s b ocks y. Of Market st !;
on flI.m more St, and lot 4S1Sl:6: rent $40.
%lOOOO-Sixth st. substantial 3-story house:
IL rooms; bath; brick iou ndatiou; lot 25xl50.
UNIMPROVED.
So5O-Noe ST., near Thirtieth: 3Oxl12
Sl5O0-Corner 23d ave and A St: 53:4xIoO
$3lOO-Fine corner lot on Fillmore st.
SoUO-Noe st. near Thrtieth; lot 6:6x75.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

IJOME
IL is the magic word that has Of late taken on a
new meaning to a great many new people who
ride TO their homes On the Z.d-st cars
Living ones own home-in handsome, we'll
appointed and conveniently arranged one-thats
Nhere pleasure, real pl easure comes in.
lnls TACT has n Yer been more full app Teciatec
than IN the case ofthose fortunate people who have
invested IN tho e coy new homes IN the Heyman
Tract, paying for Them on o1thly install m nent s
that are no larger than what hey have been pay
ing out in rents.
Seven new and room houses. worth from
SlZ5O 10 $500, b ave Just been comp eted by NJ r
JACOB HEf MAN. They are handsome mod
ern well arranged and easy OF access from The
center OF the city. They are yours for the none y
you are now throwing away in rents. This may
seem most astonishing statement, but il is so
You can have your set ction Of any Of these 7
houses b paying onthiy renal At the end
of the ume when your payments have reached
s $50 or $25OO &C ord ng your selection hes
been, the propert, is yours Doesn't that be at
any rem paying propo ion you ever heard Of?
Take Misson-st cars. tran nsfer at 22d ST. and ride
TO Hoffman ave-, ask for Mr.. ]. Il Cotter resident
agent or JACOB HEYMAN, Owner,
IL Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
BARGAINs-JUsT RECEIVED.


SMALL PRICE, BUT BIG BARGAIN-coT-
TAGE.
6oI, S.G etc, and lot in the Mission warm
res NANCY to the Mission streetcars; this
A VERY CHOICE LOT.
S4250 AND EXCEEDINGIY CHEAP;
Tiews- -tO ~, commands grand sweeping marine
siews, SI Gay st, S4:41sI127:s14.
MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF FORE
CLOSURE.
PE1CE SET; NO REASONABLE OFFER
- viii be refused; nice 2-story and has ement bay
window residence Of 6 rooms and bath etc nice
garden; on Zine 81; nice locality
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
ID sOUO. dence lot 4Oxi27:SIl fee; com
WSin WWSh9s hne marine views; best part of Pacific
MISSION AND MINNA STREETS.
&lS 00O SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVE
81 OUU: ments; ore, lodging house and
bob $Lio per m9nta 25Gbe8 cbS9 iron
COZY COTTAGE
Q6000 BEST PART OF THE WESTERN
NO"uO. Addition: substantial and compare
lively new bay-window cottage OF rooms and
bath; bsick foundation; stone walks.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON FOURTH ST
GTS00 THIS Is VERY CHEAP; STORE
I'd OOO. and fat; lot 25XSO.
AN ELEGANT MANSION AT A BARGAIN.
SIS 600 ,55 aoJsE OF FL l6 R9oMs a3sI6 BAIM A,pH.
ments and conVenie8ces elegantly RSSsf nRfsSed;
house alone Cost 800; 27:6Il2O to rear street;
OFarreU ST very TaShlOnaD.e nelghD0rhOOd;
business mbarrass tent cause Of sacrifice.
A GOOD MISSION INVESTMENT.
&7OO0 6 NEW BAY WINDOW Fl ATS;
rent $S7 per month 3Ox129;2; this is splendid
investment.
GOOD BUY As HOME OR AN INVEST.
MEM
Q0O6O COTTAGE OF ROOMS AM
CC-OOO. bath ETC.; lot 251S2 :6; handy to the
Hyde and Ga ifornia-st. cables; rent SIS Der
month,
A CORNER MANSION.
$4,000 COMMANDS GRAND SWEEP
NOOOO' ing views fine house Of 2l rooms
pay WINDOWS brick foundations, etc. large anC
beautiful lawn and garden; stable; l25xlIe; PARK
hui. 81
RICHMOND HOME
$4,000 a WELLBUILT AND CoMPARA-
S--OO lively new bay-wIndow cottage Of 8
rooms and bath; high basement; brick founGa-
ton, etc; cost $1,000 to build; 25x1- 0: com
manas marine views; handy to several lines OF
cars this is snap; easy terms.
HAYEs-ST. INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
ST 600 ? dBUILDINGs AND LOT 25x
converted into stores and ENLARGED and be made a
very good-paying investment; present rent $40.
MISSION ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
QGe00 REN 1924 PERANNUM; STORE
u ZOOU. and rooms and fist OF and bath:
oay-windows, brick foundation, etc; this is a
pickup
SOCTHSIDE.
G100O 5oIl2O; WITHIN IN BLOCKS
y 1ZOO. Of the Park.
Call and obtain one OF our "ReaI Estate Rec
ords," which contains . list OF property for SAFE
6. H. UMBsEN & CO.
Il Montgomery St
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

California street
sl5ooO-Mission St, near 1lth; 5oxsO; fats
Sl2OOO-Haght near Lyon; 55xI37 IS; VIII
subdivde into so feet; improved with moCerl
dwelling, 10 rooms and bath and 25 feet vacan,
SiO.OOO-Fo som, near sth; 25x9O; bakery with
2 fiat above. y rooms and baths: rents S65
$9OO0-Corner Laguna and Fulton. 5OIIIO. o
story house; butcheIshoD and flats: rents s65 SO;
must be sold 10 close estate; make offer.
@9OOO-Brannan ST. near I'd, 5Ox137 :6; dwelling
$s2oo-HOward ST., near 14thi 25xs5; fats;
S72UO-Hsyes, near Steiner; 25xs2:6: new
fats; rents $50 so
$7tOO-Oak, Fillmore; 25xs7 :6 2 fats; II
rooms and baths: rents $50.
S66U0-0'Farrell and Beideman near Scott; 2
| houses, fats, ! rooms and baths; rent s54,
S55OO-Green, near Powell; 81 :6x90; 2 3-story
houses: Is rooms and bath: rent S46
S46OO-Beaver St, bet noe and castro; 75x115;
private residence.
s4lOO-JessIe ST.. near 9Th; 2O175 fats; rents
S4oo0-Brannan St. near 1st; 26xsO; 2-story
s45oO-Union st, near Hyde: 2lx66; fats;
IL rooms and bath; rent S35
S45O0-Julian ave, bet 14th and 18th; 39:lOx
"a; ha,s; rents SAP.
$4O0O.-Hin St, near Noe; 251114; 2-stOry resi-
dence; IRONS and bath.
$500 eidemau, near O'Farrel and Scott; 3Jx
so; fats
s35OO-Haight St, near Webster; s51e5: COT
s255Q;-jJersey near Diamond; 2s11I4; 2-story
SZJOO-Val St, near Church; 27x114:6; 2
fats; rents ST 80.
S255O-LIizabeth ST., near Douglass: 25xll4:
cottage rooms and bath; rent Sl4
S2lOO-25th ST., near Church; 251l14; cottage 5
rooms and bath.
s2U0O-Bay, near Kearny; % ;1lx6s:si 2 fats,
rooms nts SIG.
sl2OO-Kate St., near Bryant and 7th; 2Ox5O;
rent SO.
Valencia, near 25th-sL railroad station; elx
III IS TO alley.
Corner and 9Th ave, South S F.; 1OOx1OJ.
Jones and Union; lots, 2,X6 2:6 each.
3OX70; Jessie s., between 18Th and l4th.
25X65; Stevenson near 18th: lots.
SZ2O0-Jones, near Greenwich; 24xSO.
$225O-Unton, near Steiner; 2S:4xlOO.
S12OO-Cor. and 25tn ave. 6OxlS&
S1OOO-California ave. and Eugenia: 23:zx7O.
S225-Eugenia and a Anderson; 25x70
S525-A ST., near 10Th ave-. Rich nlond
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
DOWNTOWN INVEsTMENT;

SPLEN DID DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT;
- Sl25,OOO.
Rent $40, 200 per ennum; a fine brick building;
all rented for $3.50 per month: lot has SO feet
frontage; within blocks of GeRry and Market
one OF the best retail business streets north
Of arket; best Investment the market in
years BALDWIN & HOW ELL.
10 Montgomery St
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.

n H. UMBSEN d co.
- REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Kent collectors aud AuctioneerS
IA Montgomery, mr. Market,
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
SEWING MACHINES.

q > MONTHLY ;RENTED, REPAIRED, u, bought,
ID = sold, exchanged; machine supplies. l45 sixth
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

ICEAL ESTATE INvESTM = N1rS
NONE BETTER
No trouble to show our properties to genuine
buyers
CAPITA LISTS
Grow rich by buying real estate correct In location
and prices
REAL ESTATE
is the safest security to invest IN
S3OO-Lot 25xl20 fee, of Sutter ST.: cars
$l6 l6OO-4 fats, near second ST. must sell
@=OUO-1-room house, of Jones st; rents $40
S529O-5 fats on Hayes ST.: great bargain
@3IoO-o cottages; stable; lot 5Oxll4 feet; very
cheap. '' '-'
S4SOO-3 elegant fats, one block from Market
81 paws about 10 per cent.
$1OOO-4 fats on Howard, near Fourteenth At :.
mortgage S4OOO; H b. can remain; pays II per
cent - 20
$6O00-6 lice hate. within block of Seventh and
Market sta; rents $40. INV
S6OOO-3 fla s on Powell st. near Pima
$IOUO-6 ew flats. W. A.. rents s75
S9JUO-fine business property. within 2 bIock.
OF sth and VI arket sts; renting $500.
81 'oOO-Hayes 81, near Market; large lot
@<o,OJO-tlne investment proper V: new i'm
provementS; near Powell aud o. Farrell ats. mas
per ' F~'S
S30,0J0-Grand business corner: rents S2AOo
$40 o'ouO-Eusiness property, near Bald wi n about
40 feet front
$36,COo-Business property; block from Bald
win; so feet font
$780, 0OOO-Grand investment II block from Mar
ket St tenant: pays about per cent.
Otner bargains at SPECK & co.'s 6O2 Market
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.
MADISON & BURKE, REAL ESTATE
WI AEenls esLablIshed 1858; 626 Marker 81

MADISON d BURKE, REAL ESTATE
M Agents; established 1885, 626 Market 81.
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT; BUSH ST..
IL between Montgomery and Kearny; 3story
building; lot "a ;4xll2:6; only $4,000
DARGAIN-MUST SELL TO CLOSE ESTATE.
ID 5th, near Folsom; 10ox75; covered with
not even the value of vacant land.
C10 OO0 NORTH SIDE PACIFIC AVE,
u %.OOO. near Van Ness ave.; houses
and large lot; 47:6xlOO.
S95UO ats and cottage @ PAYS 10 6A per cs "A
lot 27 7;6xl2o to rear street.
no CLOSE AN EsTATE-sw. CORNER 18TH
and Hardy SITS. store and flats; renting for s4S;
lot 30xs5; price $500; make offer.
$4,000 PAGE, NEAR BRoDER1oK; RESI-
SOOOO' dence Of rooms and bath: lot 25x
@ C90OO CHATTANOOGA. NEAR 2sD;
C0UOU. house and LOT, 251il7 " D'
9-sToRY BRICK BUILDING IN SOUTH
= ark rent S4z 90; price $4,000.
$4,000 MINNA ST, NEAR 1sT; TWO
P0O0O' houses; rents $780, lot 4oxs0.
$4,000 RENTS s4e PER MONTH; Sc
" OOOO. cured lease; Kearny-st.; downtown
. FLATS AND LOT; 9TH AVE, NR. CALI
- - tornia St; rented and paying large income;
Iot Zo112O; price $1,000.
Q1RO0 NATOMA ST, Mr.. Sd; FLATS;
" 1OOO' renting for $685. lot 1880.
$4,000 G1AAPgP ST: Mr.; 22D; LOT 223
terms easy.
G1OOO BRANNAN, Mr. Sd LOT 2SxsJ
70 IOOO. 10 Park lane; contains ooms and
BATH
$4,000 DUPONT, NEAR i. "a aEssgg0SUT;
$4,000 HOUSE An ANP o,3 LAReE F, STAPLE; sCAI1,
QJe0O EAST AVE, IN HOLLY PARK,
N IOUO. opposite Bennington; rooms and
bath lot 25xlOS.
GOQOO POST NEAR DEvIsADERo; 8
IZ0OO. rooms and bath; rents $40; lot
25x7O
UNDIPROVED PROPERTY
S6O0O-255 feet on H St, facing park. from l4th
TO 9Th aves.
Corner California and Locust; 37:6xlO7:Z
S425O-Grove ST.. near Fillmore 37;6xl0O.
S36OO-Pine St, cor. Lyon; 81 :SXS0.
Near corner LeaYenWorth aud Sacramento, 81 20
x7o:ll; elegant ocation for flats; S25OO
S3OOO-Cor LOm bard and Octavia; 46:6xl00
S3OOO-Oak ST. Lott; 25X 10
&2O5O-Ridiey, near scott; 25Xl17:6
SlSO0-Sauchez ST 18th; 25xl00.
8 Sl500-Dolores st, near 30J b; 25Xl00
S125O-l6th st , mr. Castro; 25N1O0.
SlO0J-2Uth ST., near Sanchez; 25xS9.
S9OO-California st, near 18th ave; 25x1OO.
SIOO-Poyce st., Point Lobos: 25X120.
S25U-Iwenty-eight ave, near ST.: 26xl20
MADISON & BURKE, 626 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.


EXCHANGE-ROOM AND BOARD FOR Ola.
II monds, furniture carpets, 500 to $500;
very central. EN- box 1O4, Call Office.
QTS ACRE, 10 TO 40 ACRES; TERMS To
I'D ~ suit. Santa Rosa, S67 Folsom st.
WILL EXCHANGE GOOD I6-ROOM LoDG-
W ing-house, near Kearny st., for small place IN
country or To- in city; rooms pays rent Ad-
dress House, box So Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

4 OVEE, TOY & sONNTAG,
- Real Estate Agents,
Houses Rented, Rents Co lected and Full Charge
Taken of Property,
80 Montgomery st