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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-22

the stern woman's bloodls>s face as
she continued:
GAY, ay, you were lingering, and may
be you had pleasant company. Who
was yon you parted with out there
among the green fields?"
Marjorie started in CONSERVATION.
Her fears, then, were right, and it was
useless to conceal anything from Miss
Hetherington, who was like a witch,
and had eyes and ears everywhere.
ooh, Miss Hetherington," she eX-
claimed, did you see us together?"
81 was up on the tower with my spy
ing-glass, and saw far ava lassie,
that looked like Marjorie AMMAN, and
a lad 1 took at first for Johnnie Suther-
land, till he began booing and kissing
his hand, and then saw it could ma be
Johnnie"
Marjorie now perceived that all con-
cealment was useless, and at once told
he- hostess of the meeting with her
French teacher. She did not think 1t
expedient, however, to describe with
exactness the Frenchman's conversa-
ton; but even as it was, Miss Hether-
ington's brow darkened, and her eyes
flashed with light like that Of anger.
Draw doings" she mutterei. Draw
dolngs for young growing lassie O. sew
enteen! Your French teacher, say you?
What's his name, Marjorie?"
Monsieur Caussldiere."
"And what's the man doing down
here instead Of teaching his classes in
the town."
Indeed, I can't tell" returned Mar
jorie. Il met him quite by accident on
my way to see you"
"Humphl What like is hei Is he
youngP
mot very young"
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ITO BE Continued
Tho Most BEAUTIFUL Foot.

The most beautiful foot is the slender
one. The stylish girl recognizes this
fact Her shoes are always large
enough to avoid cramplng the foot, and
yet they are snug and wonderfully neat
and delicate. That is the reason why
some girls can dance all night without
rest, while others have to retire early
from a brilliant ball, leaving their
hearts behind-in case they do not
dance and suffer so much with their
feet as to preclude the possibility of
real enjoyment. If a girl wears a
proper shoe, when the foot is bare, and
she stands upon it in the privacy of
her bedroom, it will be as pretty and
delicate as a babys. The instep would
be high, the heel delicately formed, the
skin as white as alabaster. with pos
sibly blue veins showing through. The
general form of the foot will be slen-
der, the toes tapering parallel, and
separated by about the thickness of a,
sheet of paper, and adorned with pink
tinted nails. A girl who has such feet
as these-and there are many who
have them-well may take pride and
pleasure in contemplating them.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-22

| ceal," persisted the Frenchman. at
is very natural that, having met you,
I should offer to escortSyou"
an France, maybe, but not here in
Annandale. Down here, monsieur,
when two folk are seen out walking in
the fields together, all the world De-
lieves them to be courting."
She had spoken without reflection,
and her face now grew crimson as she
met her companions eyes and realized
the significance of her own words.
81 see," cried the Freedman, laugh
ing. They would take me for your
lover"
Marjorie did not reply, but turned
her face away and began to walk on
rapidly. But the Frenchman kept by
her side.
"Ah, my child" he continued, 81 am
more fit to be your father than your
lover 1 am not so frivolous and vain
as to presume to think of one so young
and pretty. You must not mind me!
l am your teacher, your friend-that is
ALL"
She was touched by the tone in
which he spoke, but after a moments
hesitation she paused again, and looked
him full in the face.
What you say is quite true, mon
sieur," she said; but, oh! do not fol-
low me any further. See, that is the
Castle, and who knows but Miss Heth-
erington herself is watching us from
the tower?"
She pointed across the fields toward
dark belt of woodland, over which
two old-fashioned towers were indeed
visible, about a mile ana half away
"Well, 1 will do as you desire, my
child" answered Caussidiere, after a
moments hesitation; 81 will go and
make the acquaintance of your guard
ian. Au revolt"
He took her hand, lifted it to hiSlips,
and kissed it.; then, with an air of re-
spectful gallantry, he swept off his hat
and bowed. She could not help smil-
ing; he looked so fantastic to her sim
pie sight, and yet so handsome!
She walked on thoughtfully. AT the
next stile she turned and looked back.
He was still stationary in the pathway,
gazing after her; but the moment she
looked back he kissed his hand.
Marjorie turned again and walked
on, with no little fluttering of the
heart.
When she reached the Castle, an
elderly man-servant led her into the
lobby, dark and dreary passage hung
with oil paintings and antique maps
and prints; thence into large apart
ment, divided by an open folding-door
into two portions.
Here he left her to announce her ar
rival to his mistress.
Presently the room door opened, and
the mistress of the house appeared.
She was dressed in an old-fashioned
robe of stiff black silk, and wore a cap,
like that of widow, over her snow
white hair. She came in leaning on
her crutch, and nodded grimly to her
guest.
"Sit We doom" she said, pointing to
seat, and herself dropping into an arm
chair before the fire. Then, drawing
out a mans gold hunting-watch and
opening it, she continued: Twenty
five minutes after ten. You're late in
coming, Marjorie AMMAN. l doubt you
were lingering on the way"
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Propeller Replaced at Sra.

While in the mid-Atlantic ON a re-
cent trip the steamship Victoria of Sun
derland lost the tail Of her shaft and
with 1t the propeller. Her engines
were thus. of course. rendered useless.
But those on board were equal to the
emergency. They depressed the bow
and elevated the stern by shifting
weights so as to enable a spare shaft
and screw to be fitted at sea. and aft
er the delay necessary for so heavy a
Job to be accomplished under such diff
ficult conditions, she resumed her voy-
age and made her port in safety.
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whisky or Snake.

A man who was bitten by rattle
snake drank a quart Of whisky as
remedy. He died soon afterwards. and
the coroner's jury brought in this YER
dict: The deceased came to his death
either from the snake or the whisky,
the jury being uncertain which. and
the local physician being absent at the
funeral of one of his patients"
When tea was first introduced in
England, in the seventeenth century,
It cost &c sbiungs 2 pound.
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vWeel faYored?"


"weel favored?"
"Yes, and very clever"
'oWorse and worse" said Miss Heth-
erlngton. Now, Marjorie, listen to
mel"
Eyes, Miss Hetherington.
Look me In the face while you an
swer Do you think this French scoun-
drel-he is scoundrel, TAX it for
granted--has come down here in pur-
suit O. his pupil? Dinna be feared to
answer. Is he fond O. you, Mariorlo?
Il think he likes me.
HAS he said as muckle?"
Eyes, Miss Hetherington, answered
Marjorie, who was incapable of false
| hood.
"And you? What think We of him."
81 like him very much, Miss Hether-
ington. He KOs been very kind and pa
tient with me"
But do you love him?-tell me that;
or is it Johnnie Sutherland that has
won your silly heart? Out with it,
Marjorie Amman. Frank confessions
good for the soul, and Pm your friend"
Marjorie blushed, but kept her frank
blue eyes fixed on her questioner's face
81 don't love anybody, Miss Hether-
ington-not in the way you mean"
Are you sure O. that?"
quite sure"
"Then you're wise lassie," cried the
lady, rising to her feet Men are kittle
cattle, and safer at a distance. Look
at that picture" she continued, sud
denly pointing to portrait over the
mantelpiece. You ken who is it,"
Eyes; your brother Mr.. Hugh"
Hugh Hetherington, God rest his
soul! and the best brother woman ever
had Folk thought that he was bad,
and he had my fathers temper; but ne
guarded his sister like Watchdog;
and 1 wish you had brother to guard
you half as weel. Look underneath my
cen, on my right cheek! You see that
mark? l shall carry it to my grave.
Hugh gave it to me when was young
lass. He struck me in the face wi his
fist, because he thought 1 was hiding
something from him, and coorting wi
one l medina name"
The lady's face grew full of wild,
fierce light as she spoke, and she
laughed strangely to herself Marjorie
gazed at her in dread.
1T was a lie, but Hugh was right,
he loved his sister. He kenned what
men were, he knew their black hearts.
They're a. bad, or mostly a. TAX
warning, Marjorie Amman, and hearken
to me! Let nae man come to you in
secret wi words o. love; hide naethtng
from them that care for you-from Mr..
Lorraine or from me. Trust the auld
heads, Marjorie; they ken what Is right.
God has made you bonny; may He keep
you pure and happy till the end!"
Her tone was changed to one Of deep
earnestness, even Of pathos. She
walked up and down the room in agi-
tation, pausing now and again, and
leaning upon her crutch.
mo that would haze you lead lone
ly lifei" she exclaimed after a pause
Look at me! I'm no that old in years,
but I'm gray, gray WI loneliness and
trouble. might hae had one to care
for me; might hae had BARNS; but
it was ma to be. I'm rich woman, but
hae neither kith nor kin. Lord fer
bid you should ever be the same! BUN
when YOU marry-and marry you will
some day-you must choose a true
man-ay, true and honest, whether he
be rich or poor; and if you Gamma
choose, let the auld folk that care for
you, and that ken the world choose for
you. Trust their cen, no your ain!
Never deceive them; keep nae secrets
from them. Mind that, Marjorie An
mani"
ITO RE CONTINUED
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CHAPTER TX.

5 she spoke, and
closed her watch
sharply, Miss Heth-
ington fixed her
black eyes keenly
on Marjorie, who,
remembering her
recent encounter
with Caussidiere,
flushed and trem-
bled. A curious
smilG grew upon
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-22
CHAPTER WIN.

ARLY in the morn
ing after Miss
Hetherington's Wis
it, Marjorie pre-
pared to set out for
the Castle. She
would gladly have
made some excuse
to stay at home,
but Mr.. Lorraine
would not hear Of
it, and at his earn
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

4 LSO ,. SIDE OF CLAY ST; LOTS ANY
y SIZE; $50 per iront foot; good lo.s and cheap
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
LEGAL NOTICES.


THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMISSION
having received applications 10 mine by the
hydraUIc process from ID. D. Allard ct ais in the
Cambrid mine near Plymouth Amador Co.. TO
deposit tallings on a fiat; from w. c. Corbett and
A w. armichae in the McMartin mine near
onion Valley, i.lumas O.. to deposit tailngs be-
hind the dam of The Good Hope Mining Co. in
Onion Valley Greek; from Georg- W. N ohIer in
the Mohler mine near Pike Iity sierra Co., 10 de-
post tailings n a ravine below the mine; from
Manuel = va and Joseph Enos, in the Manuel
Silva Mining Co.'s mine near heroKee Butte Co
10 deposit taIlings in spring Valley Creek; from
j. II. Il neeiand Jr, in the Cofax Gravel and
Pierce claim near Cofax, Placer Co. to de nos IL
ta1lings in Long Havlne; from L. L. sherrod ct
ais, IN the merlcan Gravel Mining Co s mine
near Centerville Butte To-, to deposit taiings in
ravines be low the mine, and from TIE Kate Haves
Mining o., In the ManZanita mine near Sweet
land, Nevada Co, to deposit Iailng5 In the i'm
pounding basin of The old Manzsnita mine-gives
notice that meeting will be held at room So
Flood budu ug, IAN r nCisco, CAL on oyem-
ber 20 1897, al ;3 P. M
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
LOT Si-LOTSi-LtTS
LOTS!-LOT> LOTS

CIV. COR. OF DFVI~ADERO AND VALLEJO;
r beautiful hUi ding los, vi h mtrn- view:
I'D per TO 70 1905; s2eCi-l iuduCem MS 10 uarIy
\ FiIl build; cheapest lois Pacific eIEhts.
30 PER FRONT FOOT: LOTS OK y. SIDE
At7 > OF Clay ST, Prsi io Heights: any sized lot
* r. depth, I2S TO l46 zee.
LSO , SIDE OF CLAY ST: LOTS ANY
y size; $50 per front foot good los and cheap
DFAUTIFCL LOT PRESIDE HEIGHTS, on
u north side Of 81 eet, with ma Inc vew; can
never De obs.ructed; tue price Is very low; only
$50 per front FOOT any size.
$4,000 Fin { ELEVATED, NORTH
'~1O'O. wrst corner; 81; 6x100: a slightly lot
1oT a beautiful home, Preside Heights.
ZINE LOT on Pacific HEIGHTS, FRONT
i ing sou-h on ttuminized street and command
Ing bealttu- marine view; 27:6xl37: IS: prise
ony $3.50.
cI1EO Ne COR. IN MISSION; 83x75;
u, II W. ree- work done; good lot at 2 low
pric e.
$4,000 - ELEGANT MODERN RESI-
>. tOOO. dence Gt rooms o Page s., near
Panhandle, o. elevated cor lot: .7xlUO this
property tosJ o-3,UUJ, tine property in every
p3rucular; 81 sacrifice
GOS 000 9Th ST: STORES AND FLATS:
u -C'OUO. nays S2U6 monthly: a splendid
investment; lot 75x9J.
MCAFEE BROTHERS
ILs Montgomery g., San Francisco. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.

I'VE HAVE A MODERN HOME TO TK DE
W for an improved Gear farm or small stock
ranch; with tOck ana VusiS preferred. send
de Cnptiun of ranch to HUGH NJ. CAM rkON, g,
Real Estate Broker. 479 Ninth ST, Oakland.
w AN !ED-TO SELL or tXCHANGE, $40
W acres timber lanI redwood aud OAK, IN
Mendcciuo county, TOR property: oaNI nd Wei n
y preferred. W. box g. can Office Oakiand
! OrS ~ EXCHANGE FOR FARE AND
l. out fit 10 Alaska at your price Tor ca sh
BENCHLEY Il CO., $50 Market St, opposi 9
Palace Hotel
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

"A Montgomery St
DOVEE, TOY q sONNTAG,
ID REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HOUSES rented, rents collected and full charge
taken OF property,
ga Mark ct s.
S3O00O s5s85r535 sgBTEE 4sfoiso BEsINTs5 5sst T5
improvements thereon paying per cent net; fine
business investment
CSEOO WASHINGTON ST. NEAR BU-
Z OOUb. chanan; good bay-winoow re l.
denoe OF rooms ana bath; 10: 28x37;s ieet,
CfCn0 O'FARRELL ST, NR. PIERCE;
tNtCNO. 25x}0) feet with 2-storv resi-
dence Of rooms and batn; this IS a fine bargain
ior party desiring good residence
&fOOO FREDERIcK ST; . NEW FLATS
II OUOt- OF and rooms and bath each; :;
rents S55 per mon h; OF 25x- l6
;N1ZOU. 2-story room house and bath; rent.
ing Tor $40 per month: OF 24XsI 3 feet
G25OO BAKER ST. M. OAK LOT 25x
G5OOO FINE RESIDENCE LOT ON FU-
,NDNOQ. cbanan 81, II. C'Farrell; size
C15O EUREKA So. NEAR 18TH; LOT
4 111OU' 25xl25; lot ready to build on.
G005O 18TH ST, NEAR SANCHEZ; lot
$4,000 SarEcH SdTd3 s s so.s SEA@ q 5gIM r55.
b-th.
For further list apply to BUvEE, TOY & sONN-
TAG. Ga Market s.
I1BESIDIO HEIGHTS!
/ PACIF4C HEIGHT,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

~ Il. UMBSEN x CO,
u. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Ia MONTGOMERY ST.
$4,000 MUST BE SOLD; NICE RESI-
u UOVb. dence; sunny side OF Page St, near
he park; contains rooms and bath; all modern
improvements; z5xlI4.
Ac175O : NICE, NEW BAY WINDOW
a. ! ~. flats Oh Cole S., near Golden Gate
windows; brick foundation: all modern improve
ment' rents S43 80 per month; 2ox81
GOCOO NEAT COTTAGE, NEAR PATH
'o'--OO- ST. eleCtric-cars; rooms and bath;
bay-Windows, brick foundation: 51:6xl so Will let
mortgage Of 5000 stand; cost S22OO years ago
G1 195O NEAT COTTAGE OF ROOMS
= OoO' on 3Oth ST, ne elec;ric-cars; par.
cash If desired
pEDUCEDTu sI4, 4,o0O-rURK ST; 5 HOUSES;
IL lU6xs1;6; on sunny side. OF street: rent )
SlZSO per annum
GTONO NICE CORNER RESIDENCE OF
u tOVf. 2lst St, .ose to Mission contains :
rooms and bath conse. va,ory, brick 1ounuA''on'
etc; 31:6NS5; street accepted,
$1,000 ME- NIPE fcwLH8oT gie 10 Sy f.Irai Tdh!5 Is
1lOO; rents CO. 80 per month.
5000 NEAR BRYANT AND THtE L,.,,:I3
- -O''N' st%, from and rear houses rehtIH7
ior So per moath; 2OXsl
GDSOO , NEAT COTTAGES on SHOT lot,
EACH renting for "a per month
c0OOO NICE FLATS on CASTRO st,
,0OOUU. nr. 18th; renting for So per month:
39xsO.
1SOO OCTANIA ST. CLOSE TO HAY kS,
II i 1OVV. 3stOry hOus, Of ! 0 rooms aud ha h..
nay-wndoWs, buca foundation: renting Tor $50
per molIh,
~ GOO o' y On Hagh Ia sn 3liI @ stores ana ana at Ia
5sx74: rents $40 per month.
..OOO 2-STORY HOUSE IN TENF-
- UVO. ments Of rooms each Harriet ST.
uysE Bryant; rent a25 per month; 2axS0
lfT OO LOT 25x73; REGULAR DEPTH;
- LUO. on abroad ave, near 10th.
call and obtain one Of Real Estate Records
which contains list OF properties for sale in all
parts OF the city.
c. II. UMBSEN & co,
il Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

G.1SOO OCTAVIA ST. CLOSE TO HAYES
n 1OVV. S-stOry hOusn OF ! 0 rooms aud ha h.
Dsy-windows, buc6 foundation; renting tor s35
per moaIh.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

YOU'VE LONGED
l. FOR A HOME
All your life Don't deny it Who hasn't?
Now that "a home S within your grasp and
Will OsJ you no mort than he payment of
rent for ated number of years why not
own one? Talk 10 us, or. better still, take
the GuerrerO-,t. electric cars Mission and
Valencia transfer Fourteenth streeD,
and 90 10 The
CastTo-St d IitiOn. Tell the conductor 10
Lots S3ou to S40O each stop at Cherry and
Terms, 50 monthly. Diamond SITS.
Street work done. including grading, sew
eriug and macadam Zing. see all tho pretty
homes that have been built. II you see
them yOl Will want one, too " ny not?
Uur agent on the ground Sundays, with
diagram and prices or cal evenings after
1880 at z32 Liuerty ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

OPPORTUNITY OF LIFETIME
" HANDSOME MODERN COTTAGE.
$2975-2o7 Secont ave, bet. Clement and
taiIornia SITS contains large sunny rooms
elegant mantels; high basement. driveway
and stable il rear: nice su rOundings street
work all done; $1,000 an remain on mort
gage: payable in monthly ius ailments
BALDWIN IL HOWELL,
10 Nom gomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

PAYS ALMOST IL PER CENT.
S5OOO-Close 10 junction of Market and
Vaencia SIS; ) nice bay window flats
always rented: large lot.
PAYS OVER 10 PER CENT
s65O0-OaS st, fronting park panhandle
handsome new fats of aud 7 rooms and
bath each; lot 25xl00 $57 90; face 5
the park panhandle.
PAYS NEARLY IL PER CENT
s4sO0-Rent $45; cheapest fats in the
cstern Addition; new fl a OF 5 and &
rooms, etc, near the park panhandle street
bituminized.
PAYS u PER CENT
S5400-Coie s.; fa's and 6 rooms
bath etc; 25NlO0; street accepted: re. Is
s52 20; these fla are especially handsome
and he price ashei is very ow ind -ed il
you have a little money hand we ad wise
you see them at once.
PAYS ALMOST u PER CENT.
Corner investment Hyde St; S25, 900
handsome brick and frame building; almost
new; contains handsome modern fats
always rented; select neighborhood.
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
$125O- O-Broderick s, mr. Washngton splen-
did rs oy and basement residence of s
rooms ard h nh; Laundry, etc.; sun in every
loom; fine nsiGhtorh"oi.
GOOD MISSION KESIDENCE
story window residence of rooms and
bath driveway on III side; lot 27:6x1J0
NEW MISSION RE~IDENCE
$500 cash, balance monthly will pure hase
an elegant modern house of 3 rooms batt
ami modern improvements; rooms finely
decorated; hardwood floor in bathroom:
open plumbing; marble washstand; hot and
cold water on each floor; cement sidewalk K
aud granite rbS; situated on Twenty NTH
st, opp. Ntc> burg; l block TO Mission-st
our agent on he premises Sunday.
send for complete list of houses and rest
dences
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

TOR SALE AT FORECLOSURE PRICES
i properties OF the Poop e's Home Savings Bank
now In Liquidation; orchard ands, viney ard iands
whea, lands grnziug lands. For fulJher particu-
lars address the CALIFORNIA SAFr. DEPOSIT
AND TRUST CO, SIS. cor of Cali ornia and
BARTNETr it. attorneys, 1928 Montgomery St,
or PtOPLE's HOME SAVINGS ban X, room "a
tenth floor, Nj Ills building San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
CITY REAL ESTATE.

NJ Agents established 1858; 636 Market ct ST. a :
G70OO ELEGAN RESIDENCE; 7
- IUOU. rooms and bath; lot "a :lOxl17; on
". side Howard st, near oath.
CRAND CORNER, VAN NESS AVE. AND
VI McAus-er; 1t9xl2U, with improvements;
must be sold.
S23 900 poas an6 sreso c0RSEF e. 9T P g.
stores and flats always rented: Ten s $50 a month.
FLATS VERY LoW-oNLY $500 FOR .
! large flats on Webster st, sacramento;
25x9O:6.
CHOICE HOME-NW COR. CASTRO AND
Y l5ta sts; 55Xl20 with fine building; rooms.
attic and basement; eleganl srounus; pr.ce only
DoWNToWN INVESTMENT; BUSH ST.
u between Montgome.y and Kearny; 8 story
buiioins; LOT 81 :4xll2:6; make an offer.
$4,000 hane2 haMP 4h9HE h9s6 3eHr WoRTH gI., THE
lot 1O3:6xl37:6
TO CLOSE AN ESTArE-SW. CORNER 18TH
) and Hardy SITS store and fats renting for $4s;
lot 9O1s5; price $500; make orer.
c9O0O BRYANT. COR DECATUR; COW
UOCOV: cred with improvements; loJ 25x63;
must be sold; maze ctYer.
$500. sHorwEL4 Sl[s. WI, 1.,,s ST, Mr.. 2sD; 3
didon lot 25x97 IS
$4,000 BRANNAN Mr. Sd; 2Sxso TO
u 1OOO' rearstreec; contains rms and batn.
GO70O CHURCH, NEAR 2IST; COTTAGE
d tOO. rooms and bath; lot 26xl25.
C05OO PROSPECT PL, NEAR sAcRA-
tC-OUO. menlo; rents s2e per mo lot 3Ox6O
$4,000 MoYsn gs?5 Sc near ASq hAReE o sTA44
G1OSO COTTAGE AND LOT. s9s vIR-
- IOoO. ginia ave, near Mission ST.. large lot.
G95OO Rents $50 FER MONTH: GLEN
OoOVV' entlna ST., near ID; lot 5xS0.
GG6OO TwO-sToRY ROUSE AND 3
We have large st OF co tages at less than cost
that must be sold Tor benefit loan aas sociauOns;
call at ofhee for permit to ms pecL
TNIMPROVkD PROPERTY
S752C-l6th, I. Sanchez and Noe 5Ox1u3 IS
corner, only SZ25U California and Locust 81 6x
1927.
$4000-Goden Gate ave, near Broderick St.
SS:4xl37:6
x7e III; elegant location for flats; $500
S3OO0-Cor Lom bard and Octavia; 46:6xl00.
Fureka, near Il 9Th: mus. be sold.
S-I5O- Clay near Spruce: p :6Xl2 l21 g.
S24OU--5th ST, west OF diamond; S0Xll4.
S.OUU-25th ST., ives If Diamond: S0X IA.
S19JO-U mon ST., mr. Webter: 25xlU0
Sls00-Gclden Gate av., ur. Centra av.; 25xIOO
1900 Dolores st, near 50t b: 25Xl00
$l25O-l6th st mr. Castro; 25IlO0-
%ll50-Clement, nr. 4th: 25Xl1l:ll.
OU0-4 ave mr. Pom. , ubos; 25Xl2O,
s9OC-Culifornia St, near 18th ave; 25Xl00.
S35O-South ave, bet Crescent ana Richand
aVes.; 25XlU0.
Sl7U-k ST. near 27th ave. 25xIOO.
MADISON y BU RKE. 626 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
CITY REAL ESTATE.


n OOD INVES MENTS.
" WESlERN ADDITION.
$1,000 os basst Mksrs s SEQ each Rdese
contains rooms and bath: lot 32:6xsz:6 mort
gage OF $45CO at 61s per cent can rrmain I,,rna
635 Market St
COTTAGE AM rw srABLE BIZ monrex
o0c0s MODERN BAY-WINDoW cor.
near Clement and 7th ave-; street severed and
macadamized; extra large lot; M & easy terms
63S Market ST.
w EsrERN ADDITION INyEsTMENT
800. dt's "0 Of and rooms and b ,th n'm ON
tion: street bituminized and cement sidewalk; lot
25xl37:6 EAo1OA, ELDkIDGE 1t CO.
63S Market st.
HANDSOME MISSION COTTAGE
BALANCE SAME AS Rent -''
GO1On NEW MODERN COTTAGE OF 5
NAlUU. rooms and bath; up to date in ali
''' EAsloN. ELDRIDGE & CO,
63S Market ST.
/ i HALF al A BLOCK NORTH OF MARKET
AT a SACRIFICE.
CCOUU. rooms, the north side OF street.
in good condition; street btuminized; cement
sidewalk; lot 25xll5; mortgage $45uO.
EASTON, ELDKlDGE & CO.,
63S Market st.
- CHOICE LOTS
AT BEDROCK PRICES
$500 WAsHlNGT1N H6THz ST. .,ssR.t SR anJ BU-
tion for flats.
GTITE BROADWAY, Mr.. BUCHANAN
n l y. st: elegant lot, 34:412xl37:71s;
boatou neigh borhOod.
O.1-OO FACH:2 LOTS ON AsHBURY ST;
u 1OUU 25xl74: magnificent view.
1880 soF NoFT@ Id sBE only sF d
cash.
orO6O EAST SIDE FOURTH AVE, Mr..
u JOO. Ca fornia st. ;lot 25xl20; street ma
cadamized aud severed
oOQO NORTHWEST CORNER ON SIXTH
u OUO. ave, north of the PARK; 32:6xlUO
GSO0 SEVENTH 81, NEAR CLARA; 25x
grOOO WEST SIDE SEVENTH AVE. Mr.
,NCUU. Clement St; lot 25x10O; recently re-
duced.
G4OO K ST, Mr.. ELEVENTH AVE, LOT
UfOO. 25xl00; very cheap.
EAsToN, ELDRIDGE CO.,
q Market /.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
ELEGANT NEW IMPROVEMENTS.

Large lot, 6Ox100; sores and 3 flats: same
tenan 5 Tor lb months. %. vacancies or reductions
OF reHt; account OF same. with cate OF payment OF
rents at our Off ana open for inspec ION; don't
miss this, positive bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
OAKLAND FLATS.

CIT MODERN AND ROOM FLATS; NO
u I dark rooms; stoves; porcelain bath;
water and ashman free; Ade Inc station.
Oakland; key at $40 Union ST. KOENIG d
KNOLL. 1OO6 Broadway. Oakland.