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Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05

fray in the prison3 Griffin fined SIC. and Houston not guilty
 Harry Legg- and Willie Mills, two IA year-old negro boys, gaming Legs S5; Mills $2.50 8h
 Ali Bond assault and Battery on Fan nie Nelson; not guilty. Lizzie Blink. grand larceny; bound over to the grand jury under sf00 bond.
 George Ollnger, escaping af.er sentence;
 s5. ese f
 Mary Pearson, assault and battery on
 Ro1ey Johnson; $5. $5; John Berryhill, s5; Carrie Stinson, s5;
 Mary Pearson, discharged; J. A. Boul-
 ding, $S; Ali Baylor, $5; Ed Rofer, $o;
 Mahala Allen, $3.
 Mahala Allen, disorderiy conduct in prison; $1.
 Mahala Allen, fighting in the prison; s2.
 Jim Mcdonald, vagrancy; s5. Jim Mcdonald, entering premises for
 unlawful purposes; $5 | John Caving, larceny of one shoe from | Will Sheldon; not guilty. 1 Richard Griffin, larceny of a tricycle.; ! discharged for want of prosecution. Oliver Williams, larceny from the per- son of Lewis Shotts; discharged. Willie Brown, grand larceny; discharg- | ed at the request of Officer Patton. Jim Lucas, highway robbery; bound over to the grand jury without bond. The long pending and oft continued case against w o. Martin for adultery, | was called for trial yesterday. Several | witnesses were examined when the prose- l cution through MT. Lee Bradley, at- l tempted to introduce a certified copy
 of the marriage certificate of John F. l Lenaghan and Cora Gaskins Butt. This | the defense resisted. After considerable 1 arguing the case went over until Satur- 1 day in order that the prosecution could 1 have an opportunity to establish the | identity of Cora Butt as the woman who 1 lived with Martin as his wife. The case
 will probably be finished at tomorrow s
 session. Martin is defended by MT. J. | I, Mead
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
BIRMINGHAM DOGS
Prove Themselves Again the Peers of
 Canines at the St. Louis Bench Show.

The telegraph wires yesterday flashed owners of two fine pointers here. The message was from MT. W. B. Stafford, who is in attendance at the St. Louis bench show, with a string of dogs, among which are Messrs. Ashford and Odom's famous field trial crack Won Gull, and MT. H. H. Mayberry's young and handsome derby winner. Alabama Girl, a granddaughter of Von Gull. These two dogs have climbed the ladder together opening their campaign in Canada last September, where Von Gull won first in the Manitoba field trials all aged stake, and Alabama Girl was winner in the same clubs derby. This was repeated at the Kennedy Minn, trials.
 Von Gull, after several other winnings, was barred from further field trial com petition, and Girl, realizing the reSpon- sibility resting on her to sustain the reputation of her blood, stepped up in ma gnificent style and ended the seasons campaign by winning first in the Ala bama trials derby.
 Not wishing to desert, Won Gull in the only field left open to him to try for addi- tional honors, she is found as his brace mate at the St. Louis bench show. How well they both acquitted themselves is told in MT. Stafford's message. which reads Won Gull, first In field trial class; second in novice and third in open class fer dogs. Alabama Girl, second to Von in field trial class, and third in open class for females"
 Best in breeding, best in the field and best on the bench-what more can a sportsman ask for in the way of dog flesh!
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
IN \ SOCIETY'S DOMAINS.
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Mrs. James Blount of Georgia, is on a visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. b. B. Comer.A
 Miss Helen Ehrman will return Mon day to college at Columbia, Tenn, after spending several days at home. She will graduate in June.
 Lenten services will be held at the Church of the Advent at 430 every after noon, except Saturday:
 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Munger, of Mexia, Tex, are visiting their son, MT. R. S. Munger MT. and Mrs s. I. Munger, of Dallas, Tex, are also the guests of their brother, Mir. R. S. Munger. MT. s. |. Munger is president of the Munger Ma chine company, at Dallas
 Miss Maggie and Mary Jo Erwin, of Opelika. are visiting Mrs. John s. Jemi- son on the South Highlands. Miss Mag gie is known as the song-bird of Eas. Alabama, and has been highly compli- mentod by some of the best musical crit ics of the country.
 Mrs. Dr. B. w Toole and Miss Minnie Woodward, of Talladega, have been visit ing Mrs. s. Bethea, South Highlands. They returned home yesterday.
 Annie May, the bright little daughter of MT. and Mrs. P. Cosminsky, was at home to a large number of her youth full friends yesterday afternoon. The oc- casion was the celebration of her fourth enjoyable evening in childish play. end ing with a feast of good things. The little hostess was the recipient of many pretty souvenirs from her visitors.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
IN THE COURTS.

In the United States court yesterday resolutions were adopted on the death of the Hon. W. M. Brooks. The resolutions were presented by Gen. Fred S. Ferguson. General Ferguson and ex-Gov. W. H. Smith spoke feelingly on the life and character of the deceased. After these attorneys had finished their remarks, Judge Bruce made certain touching and trlbutory allusons to the departed mem ber's memory.
 Prior to the opening of the session of the court, a meeting of the bar was held with the Hon. A o. Lane presiding, at which the resolutions were also adopted. Upon motion of Gen. Ferguson, in open court, it was ordered that the resoiu- ticns, as follows, be spread upon the minutes of the court:
 On the day of October, 1894, Hon William M. Brooks departed this life, In the eightieth year of his age. native of South Carolina he came to Alabama in early youth, and held his citizenship during hts long and eventful life. He occupied many positions of honor and trust, and always showed himself to be fully competent to the discharge of the most weighsy and delicate duties. As a lawyer he was industrious, painstaking and faithful; as judge he was learned, just and impartial; as a citizen he was patriotic, public-spilited and temperate in all things. It would be impossible, on an occasion like this to enumera.e his many excellent traits of character or to pronounce fitting eulogy on his up- right and well-rounded life.
 But to the end that fitting record be preserved in this forum. where so much of his professional life was passed, the bar of Birmingham do resolve as fol- lows:
 First That in the death of Hon. Will liam M. Brooks the state has lost a model citizen, and the legal profession one of its most brilliant ornaments.
 Second, That they deeply sympa thize with the widow and family of the de- ceased in their great bereavement, and they request the court to order these resolutions spread upon it's minutes.
 The business of the court was resumed as follows:
 W. D. Gum vs. Western Union Tele- graph company; reset for trial on March
 Safe Deposit and Trust company, of Baltimore, vs. city of Anniston; two cases reset for trial March 13.
 The grand jury made a partial report, returning two indictments. The names of the defendants are withheld until the parties are arrested.
 The trial of the case of John l.. Barker vs., Southern Express company was re- stunned and the entire day consumed in the examination of MT. Barker. The tes- tinsony adduced so far is about the same as on the previous trial. The case will probably occupy the rest of the week.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
PROBATE COURT.

No applications for marriage licenses have been made since the Lenten season begun.
 The following real estate transfers were filed for record:
 N. M. Chamblee and wife to Abe Law son part of ne corner of nv A of ne 4 of ne A of section 29, township IT. range 1. vest sS0.
 John Bradie and wife to David Me- Grail, 1A acres In nv A of nv A of sec ton 1, township IS, south of range f. on north line of section; $345.
 John S. Cosley and wife to E. G. Burch- field to William H. Wilder, loA 10, block 36, city; s100.
 Reubin Burrell and wife to Joseph Martin, lots and 4, block 8, Finney & Jones addition to Ensley; $24.
 T. F. Steele and wife to L. Sevier, part of 1s of block 7S0. city: $3,500.
 Joseph R. Smith, ST., to Abraham Sim mons, lot 6, block 90: city; $1,250.
 H. l.. Mcconnell to Vim. D. Boyd, lot 15. block 59 city; s3,900.
 H. l.. Mcconnell and c. s. Clarke to Wm. E. Boyd. lot 2. block 7S1 city; 8. 300.
 Thos. Jeff to Sam Jeff, F interest in lot g. block 4, J. c. Miners survey of Wood lawn; s125.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
Your cough, like a dog's

Your cough, like a dogs bark, is a sign that there is something foreign around which shouldn't be there. You can quiet the noise, but the danger may be there just the same. Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil is not a cough specific; it does not merely allay the symptoms but it does give such strength to the body that it is able to throw off the disease.
 You know the old prov erb of "the ounce of pre- vention7" Don't neglect your cough. Your druggist keeps seosss Emulsion of c0d-lver on
 Put up in SOC. and sr.oo sizes.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
CIRCUIT COURT.

The bar docket, for the spring, term of this court is now ready for distribution, and attorneys are requested to call at the clerks office and secure copies before the opening of the court on March 22.
 The only case filed was by Mary Lee against her husband, James Robert Lee for divorce. The complaint is abandon ment.
 The habeas corpus proceedings brought by William Morse were dismissed. as acquisition papers had been granted for his return to Tennessee.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05

a negre. Deputy Sheriff W. I.rLove went out 10 Pratt City, but could find no traca Highlands are between Browns distill- cry and Pratt City proper. The scene of the crime is comparatively isolated spot, and one which affords a thief an excellent opportunity to do his work and then escape without much fear of detection.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
CITY COURT.

The following new cases were filed yes- terday:
 Corona Coal and Coke company vs Dunn & Lallande Bros. for s650, amount alleged due the plaintiffs.
 Mrs. L. s. Oliver vs. Henry c. Lefoy for $65 due on unpaid note.
 Jefferson County Building and Loan association vs. John Mcqueen for $150 on unpaid note.
 James Walker vs. J W. Warrington & Co.,; $32.70.
 sabra Lewis vs J. W. Worthington & Co.,; $24.30.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
AN EVENING OF SPORT.
Birmingham Athletic Club Entertains a Large Crowd with Some Very
 Fine Sport

A large crowd assembled at the Bir- mingiham Athletic club last night to wit ness some scientific sport by local and visiting celebrities.
 The program was full and some of the exhibitions were very clever and enjoy able, especially the ten-round contest be- tween Lawson, the Terrible Swede, and Geier, local
 The bout was hotly contested from start to finish, each man giving and talk ing severe punishment. Geier was giv- en the decision on points.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05

WHY not give your boy or girl v thorough business education ? The best prepara tion that money can buy. Catalogue free. Mas sey's Business college. corner Nineteenth street and Third ave- nue. Telephone 512.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
CHANCERY COURT.

The usual grind was continued yester- day, but no decisions of public interest were made.
 Alice Ball. by her next friend sues her husband William Ball, for divorce on the alleged ground of habitual drunken ness.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
HE WEATHER.

Georgia and Alabama-Showers, pre- ceded by fair in southern portions; east erly winds.
 Mississippi-Showers in the morning; probably clearing by noon; southerly winds becoming northwesterly.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Mrs. Jane A. McAdory, of -Bessemer, mother of Walter J. McAdory. died at o'clock yesterday Funeral will be at take notice.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
INFERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

Very few cases of importance were dis posed of yesterday morning and the fines imposed were, in the main, very small.
 Richard Griffin and Early Houston. af-
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
The Legislature of Ala barna and Building and Loan Associations.

The general assembly of labama at its last session, enacted a law requiring all building and loan associations in the state to reduce their interest charges to those in force by the Jefferson County Building and Loan association. of Bir- mingham, Ala. This association invites all who desire to invest money in safe and conservative institution 10 investi- gate it's plans; also those who wish to borrow, 6 per cent. participating and per cent dividend stock are most de- slrable investments for idle money. Definite contract, economical manage ment, conservative estimates are its strong points.
 Write or call on us for literature.
 F. W. DIXON President.
 N. N. POLK, e-President. 1ls. J. H. BARR, Treasurer.
 ee::i. H. B. URQUHART. Secretary.
 J. H. MILLER. Attorney
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05

MIR. BRYAN'S GREAT BOOK.
 The State Herald will send to any ad- dress for $1.50 postage paid, "The First Battle" by w. J. Bryan, handsomely bound and illustrated. If
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05

aN MAsSEY'S Business college, cor EaaSzs ner Nineteenth street and Third Ssf6 avenue Phone 512. Day and HA night sessions, Send for cata-
 logue. Largest school in Ala.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05

IN this commercial age a business education is an ab- solute necessity. Massey's Business collge. Day and night sessions. Telephone for catalogue. 18th st. and Sd avenue.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
COULDNT FIND HIlE.

About 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night . negro was held up and robbed of Q.7B h what Is known as East Highlands, su- burb of Prat City, TRe robher Msa also
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05
Established, 1884.

Everybody is buying the 3'Old Dutch Pro- cess Lead" It is the best on earth"
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05

Celebrated Splint Coal. Walker-NeWman Coal Go.
 Phone 8l7. 2-l6-Wed- fri-sun
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05

T. L. MCGOWAN PAINT CO,
 1920 Second Avenue. Birmingham Ala.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05

We beg to inform our friends that we can furnish Butchers Boston Polish for Waxing floors, any size packages.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-05

Little Paint Store's Strictly Pure Paints are
 Perfection
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25

$1,000 eaeh-Hlyes s.. east OF Lott; 10 8, 25x
1875 eacn; street bitumen.
StUJ, worth $yD0-Lake-st lot nr. Seventh ave.
SSOUOO-Promihent 9Th ST. corner; 75X125
only S4O0 tr mt foo.
S22,5UJ-Prics reduced: rents s2l5 monthly: 6
new handsome mod ern fats in best p TT Western
Addition: Bush ST.; lot 55Xl20: fronIaeesi
Terms S75OO cash. balance $4,000 oil bank mort
Sl4OO0- Business corner: inside Larlin St ;
very good improvements; rents $14o; stores, fats
and dwelling house; lot S5 g rl00.
sl4 COO ew marine view residence; ii rooms.
: bA hs hpished in mahogany, OAK, birdseye
maple curly redwood; fu particulars at offic
SoO0O-Grand marine view; SW. cor. Broadway
and co ST.; Ss:414xl20.
S4lUU-Doug ., near S.venteenth; 2-s,ory
house OF rooms and Da h; large lot o4Xl56 tee:
lot alone is wor IA the lrica aske1
SS200->pendid business corn on elec ric line,
coraeI Thirtieth and Dolores: 25xlI4
S2s00-W ort0 s4J00: new modern 2-story
house In Mission warm belt; contsins rooms
eec re line.
H3'OU-Market st, near Sixteenth; l6I01ax
110 eet: less than 500 front foot
$735-Ca.tfornla ST. near Tenth ave-; 25x1O0
So O0-MoAl ister St; mus: be sod in the next
~ days: cost over $500, store and fats; rents
S55: Tot 35xl37 IS feet
Sl750-Eighteenih St.: corner; 45X11O feet: on
electric line. near Douglass; less than $40 front
foot
$SsOO-Cousge and double lot in Richm ond
6Oxl2O feet; "a ave-, near Clement; mortgage OF
$l7U0 can remain
sslOO-Green st N. Side near Devlsadero; 10.
34:415x 1875
se000-Bi oadway, near Fillmore ST.; lot 55x
1896 marine view.
$IS1O-Clem nt St. corner lot; 56:6xloO feet;
severed ond ready to build
$4,000 good fas On Ridley ST.. near scott;
renting for $40 monthly; and rooms and bat h ;
lot 2Axll7;6; offer wanted
S6OO0-House; II rloms and bath; Cough It ,
near Fulton; lot 25:3xS2:5.
SlUO00-Reduced from 5 II, 500 to effect a quick
sale fine large bty'wlntow residence Of Is r. oms
and bath; lot 80 ;9x120 feet 10 rear rect; stone
sidewalk; STREET buumen.
SoSOO-ModeTn Western Addition home; cottage
OF rooms and bath: lot 27xl02 :S14: street btu
men; 80 ne sidewalk: Sacramento ST near scott.
S3OOO-U ffer wanted; z-Stoy house Of d rooms
and bath: rear cottage lot 25xl00 feet street
bitumen. stone sidewalk.
The above is only partial list. We will be glad
10 furnish a complete ust on application.
SHA IL NWALD BUChBEE & CO.
glS.22O Mont gonerY ST.. NJ ills En ldng.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

pEAUTIt U l. FRUITVALE
ID We have elegant ottages for sale cheap and
terms TO suit purchasers piice fiom $500 TO
81 0U; buy home in this growing subj APP
ply 10 BA SSE1 L BROS, Fruitvale stat
BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ALL SIZES, CHEAP; 8
ID blocks from Fruitvale station; sewers water;
streei work done: church and school near; half Il
block from San Leandro ectric road. Inquire OF
owner J. TOBLKR. 1898 Bray ave
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.


M ADIsoN & BURKE, REAL ESTATE
4'l Agents; established 1858; o26 Market 81
ELtTs VERY LON ONLY $500 FOR 2
25x9,:6
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT: Bush ST..
- - between Montgome and kearny story
6ut dins: lot "a :4xll26 6i only $4,000
TO CLOSE AN FsTA rf--w. CORN 10TH
J. and Hardy sts store and fats; renting Tor S4S;
lot Soxs5; price $500: make offer
q oe00 64xlol; ". SIDE CHURCH, Mr..
.DOOUo. 18th; good 2-story house; rooms
and other improvements.
GS6O0 BUCHANAN ST. COR. FlLBERT;
'N.tOOO. flats; well rented; corner yaeant
S45OO OAK M GROVE Eor.H. AYE, nm. Mr. s.E aAR; R;
G1EOO NATOMA ST, Mr., Sd: 4 FLATS;
DdOUU. renting Cor $50, lot 371So.
nonon c4TH ST., NEAR CASTRO; NICE
IL OOUO. home lot 20al14
@onOO BRYANT, COR DECATUR: COW
u OUUV. cred with improvements; lot 25x63;
must be sold; maze fer.
0.oSAO 26TH ST, NR. CAPP; 2 COT
S0OUU. tages and lot 33xloo; rents s3l.
co-0O CHURCH, NEAR 2lsr; COTTAGE
J- iUU. rooms and BATH lot 26Xl2J.
Q.OeOQ GEARY ST, Mr.. LYON; HOUSE
tN-OOO. rooms; lot 251l00.
q 0O0O HOUSE AND LARGE STABLE;
y -UOO. 25th ST., near Douglas lot 50x114.
G16OO EAST AVE, IN HOLLY PARK,
ID 1OOO. opposite bennington; rooms anu
BATH lot 25xlOs
GOO0n POST NEAR DEVISADERo; 6
TAOOO' rooms and bath; rents $40; lot
25x7O
01C0O HOUSE AND LOT; DAY ST, Mr.
ID -OO. Chur b: e5x114; very cheap home,
E1OS0 COTTAGE AND LOT. S26 VIR-
I'D Wv. Ginia ave-, near Mission ST.. large lot
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
Hyde st., near McAllister; 23x70
Corner California and Locust; 81 :6x107:7.
Near corner Leavenworth and Sacramento, 81 IS
xGS III; eleg ant location for flats: $25O0
S30O0-t or Lonl bard and Octavia: 46:6xl00
S3OOO-Oak s., Lott: 25N 10
S2O50-Ridley. near scott; 26x117;6
SlSUO-SanchtZ ST nr 10Th; 25xl0O.
Sl5OO-DoloreS St, near 30 b. 25Nl00
$1290-l6th st nr. Castro; 25x1U0
$SOO-CalIfornia st, near 18th ave: 25x100.
S4OO-23d ave, near California ST.; 25xl20.
$33O-South ave, bet Crescent and R!chland
aves.; 25xlC0.
S25O-lwenty-eighth ave-, near St; 26I120.
Silk ST.. near 27th ave. 25xl0U.
MADISON IL BURKE. 626 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25
OAKLAND FUKN1TUEE FOR SALE

TRUSTEES SALE-SCHELLHAAS' STORE;
furniture and household goods this 4OS
El-veuth ST.. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25

GOOD INVESTMENT ON THE PORTERO.
c. euO > SUBSTANTIAL BAY-WIN DOW
u OuO. fats OF ard rooms and bath each
brick foundation, etc; rents S32 per month; lol
25xlU0; handy TO foiing-millS, iron works. sug al
Re tnery etc; always rent-d; Will trade.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25

CHAINWALD. BUCKBEE & CO., REAL e.
- TATE AGENTS.
2lS-220 MONTGOMERY ST., MILLS
BUILDING.
HOUSES KENTED
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.

BALDWIN & HOWELL
- successors 20 Baldwin & Hammond
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25
MEDICAL

nR. j. II. JOSSELYN, THE GREAT SPECIAL
IL ist, still offers his valuable services the un-
fortunate. With mind matured and enriched oy-
studies of an advanced order there is hardly a
dis aSe in the catalogue of human Is h. canno
treat to perfect cure. LHdies. he is always ready
10 ass ST YOU Ills knowledge has been streng IL
ened by extensive experience. \" case peculiar
to you. delicate orcan Sn is beyond his sure COR
tral- h is rtma' e unthl- me di, S are sure and
safe in their effects His tried and liable rene
dies Tor lost mani ood are neVer-fauing In their
action and are aHted for both young and d.
II e al Others IL the cure OF prvaie diseases.
Over 80 years OF practice enables him 10 war; mt
a cure in all cases Consult tion parlors 906
Market st. cal or W lie direct to 906 Mar ct ST..
rooms IL and z
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25


DEPARTMEST NO o PROBATE-IN THE
~ Superior Court IN ana Tor the city AID County
OF san Francisco. sta g Of California In the mat
ter OF the estau- Of j HIN BAND. deceased
Notice is hereby tivel that FRI "a, the SOth
day of Ju V, A. ID. 1897 at 10 oC. ock A NJ OF said
dar nn he courtroom OF Department No OF
said court, a. the New Cry Hall. i'll the City and
County of san Francisco, state of talfornia havs
been appointed the time and place for proving
The wi nf said JOHN BAND, decefsf d, and for
hearing the application or CAT HER NE \ Nd
tor the is ,uance her OF letters of administration
with the will anne ted.
Ds: ed July II, \. j.. 1897.
G. f. CURRY, Clerk.
BYE. 5. HAWLk DEPUTY clerk.
NJ. 9. TAYLOR, Attorney for Petitioner, City
Hall, Alemeda, Cal
THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMITS ION,
/ Paving received app icatonS 10 Hfne BY tue
hyd auic process from the Mayfower Gravel
Mi ing co pany, In the Mayh flower NINE near
J crest Hil, Placer ouniy, 10 deposit taings IN
B.acS Hawk or elk. from DIR J. p. WEIGH, in
the Pacio,ian ne, nFar' enes g. PiumAs County.
10 deposit taiIlngS Ia GriZZ reek: from The Gold
Brg N Ming Company, It's mine near rge-
town, tl Dofado Cou tty, To deposit tailings
Canyon treek. and IRON r. d. b iWMAN ~ ais,
in ie Eclps and Bos claims, n ar Onion Va
ley Z. um Comfy, 10 deposit taifngs in Poor
mans CreeK, gives 10 ic that a meeiirg viii be
held at room SO Food building. San Francisco,
Cal, on August 2, 1S07, at go P. n
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25
COTTAGE.

Z T
MUST BIZ SOLD
q. C.SOO NEAR CORTLAND AVE; COTTAGE
ID OtiU. and lot, 5Oxl4o. double iron: age or 4
lots: 25x70 each.
EAsTON, ELDRIDGE & Co,
6SS MarEe st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25

50 200 BsRGaiNnSEAR Md CORNER OF OF
new flats OF T. 2 aid rooms aId bath ea;n; rent
500; ALWAYS rented
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25

Call and obtain one of our r cal Estate Records
which contains list of properties for sale In al
parts or the city.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25

A. II. LIssAK. y. f. NoS RHErS
n +. Won RHEIS & CO.. REAL ESTATE
". Agents, AucJioneers and House Brokers, 5l3
California street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25

BEAUTIFUL PARK LOTS
C.0OOO BUfNA VISTA AVE; 50Xl4l III
tDAOUU. command grand and unobstructeo
views; froHtages.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25

CLZY MISSION COTTAGE.
$4,000 aoh5, sARSA5N 5sh WRf sMAaL AL
window cott ge and lot handy TO several lines OF
streetCarr.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.

RICHMOS FLATS.
NEW AND MODERN.
Q0OOO A PAIR OF UP-ro-DATE FLATS
spCOOO. of and rooms; path and base
ment; especially well built; rents S30 per mont h.
EASTUN rLDRIDGE d CO.
6;S Market st.