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stomach. Let the slight rider remember
that I'm this costume there should be
no fulness whatever. not even at the
back For the stout woman, however,
It is different She should have two
side-plaits. and these should be laid in
a box-plait underneath. In this in
stance the fulness begins just below the
hips and thus there is around the hem
of the skirt all the width required, and
enough flare to stand out well. If 1t Is
three and half yards wide that will be
plenty. AS excellent a cloth as can be
found for this purpose is the heavy
double-faced textile. of the sort which
has been very popular for golp-capes. The
chief beauty. Of these is that they do
not require lining. but it must be adj
mitted that some of the tailors put on as
facing a straight band of the same ma
terial. Others have a facing of circu-
lar band, cut in one piece. This IS htted
with absolute precision about the bottom
Of the skirt.
FOR VARIETY.
As 10 the arrangement OF the front,
there is ample opportunity for variety.
The opening is. naturally. on either side
of the front breadth. This is narrow at
the top. naring at the foot, or almost
the same size all the way down, This,
when the skirt is cut circular. The
waists TO some Of the bicycle-costumes
are made along the line of the riding
habit coat The basque extends slightly
below the waist the sleeves are small.
The waist opens at the throat with mar
row revers. these latter to show the man
nish style Of neckwear, so much culu-
voted by the bicycle-girl. The skirt may
no with this costume, whatever the
rider desires A very pretty costume
&c skirt Of plaid and a waist of dark,
,1oin cloth The hat that goes with
mis- costume should be made of material
similar TO the skirt. or alpine shape
heavily stitched. Cheviot and covert
cloths are popular. and the coiorings
from which to choose are almost inhumer-
able. Ill. srosses
The latest things in tailor-built dresses
~ ~, far the most suitable for wear III
tbe earlv spring This does not REFER ~
,,,c,,cle costumes. but 10 those gowns WIN
.,,h;cb W. strive to make ourselves beauti
W % times other than those when nhu
ne awbeel. 1t is very notlceaple 'iee
t~o,dtng which came into vogue 30
stronrIv last year, is equally faVoIl1e
tbis season. or rather promises 10 pe ~,
re coming season. Many OF the he"eas
thtnes are deliberately ornamented arc,
thts fashion. To the possessor OF soou
se,,re a braided costume is eXceeaIis 5I
becoming. and it gives sKlilul '"i'o'
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HAIR-DRESSING.

And now we are going back to the old
style of hair-dressing. The fervOr the pro-
fessional hair-dresser has developed for
the antique is Simply amazing, and there
is every probability that the same adjec-
tive. applies to the coiffures that are likely
to result We are in fact to have We
tOrian style Of hair dressing. The hair IS
to be arranged high ON the top Of the back
of the head in a kind Of pinnacle-shaped
erection, while the front VIII be divided
down the centre, drawn loosely behind the
ears, then up again, and mingled with
that at the top, while miniature curls will
be arranged over the forehead. The side
hair and the back will be waved.
With these peculiar methods Of dressing
the hair there comes at least a slight al
deviation in the form of ornaments. The
most notable Of these is an aigrette OF
black ostrich tips. If your pocket-book or
your bank account will warrant it, then
this aigrette should rise from a base or
diamonds. Rhinestones, however, are very
effective, and in fact, rhinestones are
likely to be the vogue rather than dia-
monds. A pink rose makes pretty foun-
dalton also.
Black feathers are worn by choice in
dark hair. OF course, they are much more
effective when worn by a blonde, but at
no time is the style or charm greater
than when the hair of the wearer is white.
Feathers are helping the short woman,
too. for the ladies who lack in inches can
wear either a high, thick, black osprey or
a thinner one, rising from foundation OF
ostrich tips.
OF all the textiles which promise TO
achieve popularity this spring cashmere
leads. The dresses made thereof are 10
be trimmed with insertions Of lace or an
applique lace of cream color or black. The
dress is run into innumerable tucks trim
med with straight bands Of velvet ribbon
or of silk braid Ecru embroidery is used
TO make collars and revers or to form
waistcoats as well as insertions.
one of the most surprising features or
the season that is just opening is that the
woollen dress seems 10 be yielding gene
rally to silk. Even where wool is worn
the appearance Of silk is carried out by a
combination of material on the front or
bodice and sleeves. And speaking OF
bodices, the most charming velyets have
been brought out for that purpose. con-
sisting Of stripes Of velvet alternating
with a brocade Of small roses. The quaint
pieces of old brocade of almost any kind
or shape I'm applique on the fronts Of the
silk bodices outlined with handsome ga
Ions are in great favor
Now, then, let the feminine seeker OF
new styles possess her soul In patience.
The spring fashions are charming. They
are inexpensive. and in sufficient variety
10 satisfy the most capricious. From the
budding bicycle girl TO the lady OF very
certain age all ought to be pleased. There
is something becoming for each and every
one.
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orders for printing sent to thu Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
nd the style OF wore and pr'~ss Will -
SIRE 10 please you.
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DE On ME NEWEST.

every opportunity to emphasize the points
of excellence and slur over those when
are less desirable.
ONE OF THE NEWEST.
One Of the newest ideas Is to have the
backs of tailor-built bodices braided. They
must fit the figure tightly and the front
should be loose from the bust TO slightly
below the waist. The particular adj
vantage Of this costume lies in the fact
that it is equally becoming to the woman
who is tall and her compeer who is short.
one of these costumes prepared by
celebrated ladies' tailor is a dirk blue
gray. rough-surface tweed, fiecked with
orange and having a pretty twill in II.
The skirt is perfectly cut fitting tightly
over the hips and with fitness at the
hem, though absolutely neat and tidy in
front and at either side.
This is contrlved by means Of two
cleverly-set plaits at the back, and
further new idea is exemp.ihed by three
rows Of fancy braiding around the top OF
the skirt at intervals below the waist.
The design is quite fiat and the effect be
coming to the figure. The back of the
bodice, which fits perfectly Is braided In
similar lines, the last forming a girdle at
the waist. In front there is a shaped
hap also braided ana llhes with paIe Diue
silk which falls loosely but not with any
fulness to the waist or a couple Of inches
below It, The collar is braided. and so
are the cuffs.
The same idea is being carried out in
smart little spring coats in various ways.
One of these is of black velvet. the back
wrought with lines of jet and the sleeves
to correspond. Thu loose front. which i'm
tbis case is 4 little full is of white miroir
MORE embroidered with jet and silver.
The sleeves are finished with narrow,
turned-back cuffs Of white mirror MORE,
similarly embroidered, and under the
rolled-back collar of velvet. faced with
MORE and finished TO correspond there Is
a carelessly-knotted handkerchief in
bright red and gold Paisley design, which
gives a charming and coquettish touch OF
color TO the whole
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIo Commission
i having rece wed appii cations to mine by n.y.
drauIc process from y. \. Pond. in The Red Hit
lie al odds Va Icy, acer Co, to deposit tall
ings II J odds Valley Canyon from d a ph Farm
ham, in his miue near 1ndl N Dig<ings, Ell Do
do Co, TO de- osit taiiings in Farnham Creek;
rom John Spaulding, In The REQ Dog mine Red
DOG. evadH Co. 10 deposit tallincs III Gree, horn
CTees; from George standar.. in the Grizzly mine
near Pike City. sierra Co.. to d. posit taiIiass in
rizzly Cany' n and from Thomas Waymsn. in
he -unsh n mine near Pike city, Sierra Co &c
deposit iailingS in raviue below the mIne-siyes
notice that meeting will be held at room So
Flood bull ling IAN Francisco, Cal, on Decem bcr
IL, S97, at 80 n
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TOHN PFORR. 329 MONTGOMERY ST, OPP
q safe Deposit, offers for safe:
S465O-Cor. aylor St, near Union; lot BOX 60
with Improvements; store below an q rooms up
stairs; ut So.
REQ uced to $500 from SIP, 5OO-Howard St,
near 9Th; IS cry aud basement houses OF S
room and bath each; lot 81 :6XS7 IS: rent $50.
$5OOO-Frontin- on the Panhandle ara; lovely
house OF 70 md bath To- 25Xl00
S24OO- ents SIS; double fiat CT and rooms
and tn, mr.. 9th ahd Bryant sts.; nothing oetler
$1,000 Reduced from 50 900: an excellent
cor er in the IVES ern Addition; fine houses;
$3.50.
Only a few days more and the chance &C buy
that fine property of 100 feet on Guerrero ST. b,
b-tween 15tI and 18th SIS, with the u ele CANT
flats. and factory Will be Withdrawn
S4OUO-Fo som 81. inside o. 18th; 2-story hous
OF rooms and ba n; lot 2exlOj, with stab e
fronting on a stree in the rear; only Sl00J cash
wanted. haaH in years
Reduced 20 $4,000 from $4,000 2-story and base
ment b.tck house on prlucipaI st, blocks ON
MaTke. st; 25XS0: rent $35.
S62U0-Geary st, near Fl more; rent S47: 8
story house, store below and 2 flats OF / and
rooms upstairs; very gOoI investment.
S225O-COr1er oath and Noe SIS; 1O5 feet
path st b. ~ on Noe; street bltumInzed and
ming by.
SllOg-Cotlage on the Potrero and lot 25xIOO;
on install men very heap.
So O0-Rents $50; GeaTy s., near Ievisadero;
At $l60O-Lot 24XI00 feet, on 17th street, a
few 90 rs west from Fo som street wi II stable.
$4,000 wi buy properly Oh a business street
that pays $500 per month.
UNIMPROVED
Sl6OO-Plne Il, near Lyon; 10, SO:5xs7 IS;
re dy for building; good surrou lding
$500 each-2 lots: 25xl00 each; Paramount; 2
blocks from cars.
S55U-Noe St, near Thirtieth SOx112
$500 inc Corner lot on Fillmore.
SsOO-Noe St, ear Thirtle h; lot SO SKIS.
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7
And the landlords were happy. Think of the
thousands of rent-payers whose hands went into
their pockets 10 p y out their hard earned c. sh
To-day they find themse elves Just far ahead as
thew were five years agn-they have alb o utely
nothing show for a the money they have
parted with.
Now that new year is coming why not turn
over new leaf aud be your own landlord? Mhr
not look into and investigate the plan of Jacsb
Heyman, hich allows you 10 buy home with
your monthly rent money? W hen haV- seen
how comfortable and cosy, how N odern and ha nd
some the Heyman Tract homes are, hat "a fiue
neighborhood they are in, and how easily they
can be reac he'd by the streetcars, Gu VIII under
stand at once why 10 other families have adopted
his means Of proving themselves with a hom-.
la Mission-stTeet cars transfer to 22d TO on
man ave where Mr.. ia les Il. COTTER, resi-
dent agent, viii show the property. JACOB
HEY -. AN, II Montgomery ST., for particulars
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CWEENY RANCH.
- NEAR REDWOOD CITY, SAN MATEO
COUNTY.
We will subdivide the celebrated ranch of the
late Miles ID. Sw'eny In traits OF 100 acres o.
less; ricn soil for fruit grain and vegetables
p'enty OF water; this property immedia ely ad-
Inns Redwood City. aud is only hours ride
from San Francisco; suitable for small home
farms; prices below all former quotations a.
NJ on unusually easy terms. FOR particulars call
address
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
6SS Market st, san Francisco,
Or our Branch Office at Redwood City
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THOMAS MOOT Y JR EST NTF
I ARGE ELEG NJ Bus y ESS CORNER. SW
j. cor of Hayes and Cough SIS. running throug b
to linden ave; improved with stores. flats and
houses; . froutages; monthly income S276; 65N
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THnMAs MnnrkN ma EsrArr

or 20 d CO ~ %, n ~. y l r
- ming through TO Hicko ave 3 frontageS;
Improvement, bringing in monthly rental OF S67;
Il :6x12O feet TO rear street.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ II. UMBSEN q Co.
VI. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
IA Montgomery street
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&O100 CHOICE LOT ON BAKER 81: 2b
ID INV. xlU0; close to the entrance of the
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QI0 COTTAGE On ALABAMA ST
y, 1OOV' containing rooms and bath; 27:6I
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Call and obtain one of our "ReaI Estate Rec
n all parts Of the city.
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WESTERN ADDITION BUILDING LOT
I'm LOT :. LINE OF MCALLISTER, 1856 %
l. OF Central ave. (Lotost.); 5Ox137 IS.
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BY ORDER OF A ENTEE OWNER
= LGlN PARK, 165 y. OF RID EY ST; ~
- xIo feet; nice Z-story house OF rooms and
bath.
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+ OK SALE
HOOKER LENT,

GS0 CASH.. SO PER MONTH.
- ~ Those fine lots on Lake st, bet 18th and
9Th ave8.; s.reetworS done: sewers in
LAKES I. LOT, 25X1UJ, 500
NINETEENTH-ANE.1 LOTS, 25Xl20 $500.
This is the cheapes property in Ricamond and
for price and terms is unsurpassed; accessible:
cheap; fine marine view.
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ELEU An I FA~IL RESIDFN
Con HAYES ST y. SIDE, BET. LYON
O''F St and CenIra. ave. Lott ST.; 5Oxl 81: =;
me modern 3-story residence, neariy new, II
rooms; attic room; nice garden, concrete
walks; residence cost $4,000 to build.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

ESTATE OF ELIZABETH NJ. STEVENSON
EJc1S OCTAVIA - W. SIDE, BET Val
ZO1 y leio and Green: 25xl25: 6 rooms and bat b
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&1 OSO COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
~ -CC. bath, near Castro and 18th SIS: 25x
9Oi. Improvements cost $1,000 eight years ago.
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A FEW UNhoUALED BARGAINS
y. D. sICKELS, THE LAND AGENT.
SPECIAL MENTION.

4
y. D. sICKELs, THE LAND AGENT.
SPECIAL MENTION.
20 acres, all well fenced; walered bv living
springs; piped everywhere: S-rolm grandly locat-
ed residence; large barn; several pou try houses
and yards all beautifully shaded by large oaks
70 acres cultivated; Is acres bearing ftuIt ba =
ance IS wooded hill pasture; uHequaled Vcatit II:
facing level, sprinEle county road. less III an one
mile from 81 : OF Napa; &C ually wor h $50 o.
but Is nered for So 30 on easy terms TIL pa e
has sold once for So Oh and agail for $1,000 WI b.
10 last four years; IFS charming and income
home: good general 'rm and uneqI aed sum-. er
resort; near TANK Of Napa River
Also
lis acres, n fine loan. OF which 65 level aad
unsurpas ed for production OF hay, grain, corn,
vege. abies. berries fruit, nuts, vines etc. etc ;
ITS perfect garden sol under high state of cult
walton; balance is i-cIass wooded Hit pas
uIage l. scres very ibr.fty orchard. splendid
lO-rOom residence: comp etc set OF outbuiluin2s;
place is well fenced: springs in pasture; wells:
fully equipped with stock, pou IT., wagons, buggy
farm too :, household iurnu re, hay, grs in, etc
etc. everything z ies for $1,000: you can't equal
II for $4,000. adj lining r. Il. station, &c miles
from =. h.
l4A Geary ST., near Chronicle building, city
COSO0 $l0Jo CAsH-43 ACRES, NEAR
ID ZOOV. 1T. Helena: y acres orchard, Is grain
fine improve meats: cost owner 5000.
chard; good house barn. ETC.; bargain. l. {.
CHARFF, 20 Montgomery ST.
A ORCHARD PROPERTY OF $50 ACRES:
~ 175 acres in full b a'inE. 100 acres In olives
Improvements ana equi pm-nts complete for
Ing fruit and making oii this is splendid incone
paying vestment. For price and erms apply to
ii. FRANCIS room 10. Chronicle b1hding. :. F.
IN ACRES FINE FRUIT OR VEGETABLE
~ land Mountain View, $3.50 per acre. y.
NJ SPECK & CO., 602 Market St
no LhAkE CHEAP-FRUIT RANCH IN
ful bearing. " tn p iviege 10 buy. Address
X box 40. Call Office.
GoSu0 RANCH s. ACHES; IMPROVED:
,N.)OOO. house 4 looms: barn imple-
ments; 50 acres fruit atd grain. balance COOS roll
N pasture: IN les from santa cruz, county
road; $1,000 cash ba ance cas- terms; exchange
=. +. property. Inquire rs Eausch st.
L1OR SALE-6O ACR-S OF LAM, NEA X
Wrights sta ion; Fl improvements: plenty
pure mountain water. acres French prune-, z
years cd. For iuli particulars call at 800 Tenth
St, Oakland Cal
LrOH SALE OK tXcHANGE-RA&CH OF 2lS
acres: about 700 fruit trees. 1898 table grapes:
BARN: plenty Of water with good mine; no
mortgage: mics OF Grass Valley. For partI, u
la cail or address 2. FUCHS, ll61 Center ST.
OAKLAND; no agr ntS.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISE MENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
UST LIKE PAYING RENT
~ $3.50, olonial cottage 4 TO ms and bath.
$500 Handsome cottage near station.
S2.00-Modern cottage rooms; garden i'm
proved.
s2950-col NAL cottage rooms; fine grounds
MARI Us & r. MMEL, Bay-st station tbroad
gauge), Alameda; 62S Market ST., an Ersncisco.
Open sundays and HOLIDAYS
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ELEGANTEA~TLAKE REsIDF>

THOMAS MOOTRY JR. ESTATE
CIV. COR. BAY AND DUPONT ST@; I'M
- provements renting Tor $57; 39:6xII3 feet
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1. H. UMBsEN & COMPANY.

6. p. UMBSFN & Co,
IA Montgomery st.
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Asst WEDNESDAY WAS

Further particulars cheerfully given at our Office.
g. H. UNI BSLN & CO.. Aucrioneers,
IA Montgomery st.
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sACRAMENTO-S 81. BUSINESS LOT.
GDSHtg NO REASONABLE OFFER RE-
eD-COO. fused; a barrain: n :6xl32 :71ls feet
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0EOO PINE ST, BET. DkNISADERO AND
d. Broderlck; story re- idence OF rooms
md bath; 81 1892; very easy terms
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WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.

I1GT q ) Finer ST, w SIDF, 57;s :
r - = - y or Turk: 27:6xIO6:3: : flats Of 3
ana 8 rooms and bath each: rents SAT so per
month; mortgage $4,000 car remain.
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AUCTION.
REAL EST ATE.

referee, foreclosure, probate and miscellaneous
sale OF properties
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1897
At 10 O'clock A. NJ
AT SALESROOMS, IA MONTGOMERY ST.
The three following properties by order OF Us
IAV H UMBoEN, referee.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

RY ORDER Of THk BANK OF WOODLAND
u CAPAY VALLEY.
The earliest fruit section, well settled and only
ninety mi es from san FrAuciscO by rail.
Fault Al d GRAIN LAND.
SSl2 acres near Winters ST. so PEE acre
-0SU res, near ESparto. S2U per acre.
l6OIa acres near TancreG so per acre.
l5212 acres, Winters, 81 so per AGRA
Isl Acres, near Madison, $50 per acre
500 acres, near Winters $50 per acre.
1914 acres near CapAy, $40 per acre
1894 acres, near Cepay, $40 per acre
ALSO
14f0 acres. near Swingles 81 % per acre
$50 acres, Merritts, $40 30 per acre
$40 acres. near Dunn gan. 81 per acre.
140 acres, near Dunnigan, @Il per acre.
AL~U
HOS near Willows $27 so per acre.
so acrrs Anderson, Sacramento River
lotion, Sl6 50 per
GRAZING LAND.
529Z34 acres, hanKing Capay Valley, 81 per
acre.
452o acres, fankng Capay Valley 81 rs per
acre.
1858 acres, adjoining Capay Valley, 81 25 per
acre.
$500 acres, adjoining Capay Valley, So per
1920 acres, near Red Blur, 81 per acre.
McAFEE BROS,
1fS ETauciacO
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PARK LOTS VERY CHEAP
$4,000 ? ELEGANT NEW MODERN
t9ONVN fats Off and rooms and bath each:
rents SIS 20. Z5xlOU 1891 >'
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GOOD CORNER INVE%TMENT
q n 900 NEAR VALENCIA AND MAR
u O.OUU. ket SITS: subs. antiai fats: rent.
1882 per annum; S7:6xs0 feet
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CHEAP BUILDI g LOTS on HYDE ST.
G. DSO EACH-HYDE ST. NEAR BAY; 4
u -IU lots. each 25xl05; fine marine view;
CAlifornia-st cars pass the property,
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CHARLES MCKkEVER ESTATE.
> WEIGH 81, 2lO FEET NORTH
= east from 4th ST. 2OxSO feet; ? fats
Of rooms ca h; reuts so.
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INIMPRDN ED PROPFRTY
Corner on Haight and Oc avia SITS; l blocl. off
y arket; 37:6Xl0U; offei eli low, one-haf puT-
chase can remain at per cent.
S75JO-l6tn b |. Sanchez nd Noe; 5OX Jn9 6.
corner, only $225U, California and Locust; 81 tx
1877.
$4O00-Go,den Gate ave, near Broderick ST.. /;
33:4Xl37: IS.
Near corner Leavenworth and Sacramento, 81 70
11S:ll; elegant location for flats; $1,000
S3O00-Cor LON bard aud Octsvla: 46:6I100.
S-15O- Clay, near Spruce; q :6Xl27:S
y OUO-25th ST, i Diamond; SOXl
S1900-U mon ST, mr.. W Ter: 25X 90
S1SO0-it lden Gate av., mr. Contra av.: 25x 100.
Sl5O0-DoloreS st, near 30th; 25xl00
S125O-l 9th st, mr.. Castro: 25N 100.
S1150-Clement, nr. Attn: 25X1l1:ll.
OU0-4 ave mr.. Poin obos; 25Xl20
S9O0-Callfornia St, near 18th ave; 25X100.
S17U-k ST.. near 27th ave. 25xlUO.
MADISON * BURKE. 626 Market St
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S0250 r %S6g 20 5 REP oES hail, cP sSv
windows etc, not far from Larkin; lot &7:6x12O:
must be sold.
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GIT 700 COTTAGE OF ROOMS ON NE
- 20 braska st, close TO Gath and Potrero
ave corner OF 33;4xIUO.
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WESTERN ADDITION BUILDING LOT.
ZINE LOT 5. SIDE OF PAGE ST., 1l2:6FEE-
w. OF Laguna; 25xl37 IS feet
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.

L LATS, IN OAKLAND, $500; RESIDENCE,
j In Alameda, $500; cottage, in Berkeley.
SIS 90: owners wi taSe improved farm for create r
part of price, balance c"sn or time. HUGH NJ
a IRON, Real Estate Broker 479 Ninth st.
Oak and.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

A SNAP.
QOpOO 2O7 Sd AVE.-A HOUSE OF s
% w. rooms and bath; nearly new and In
fine condition. price reduced to make quick sa.e
If you know good thing when you see 1t YOU viii
buy this; lot 25x94.
HOOKER q LENT
ii Post ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

G1e6O NICE FLA rs ON FREDERICK
1IOCO- St, near Hayes, containing and
rooms and bath; lot 25XllO: mortgage of $1,000.
which may remain if desired
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

MOUNTAINS VIEW LANDS
vi FOR SUBURBAN HOMES
Especially adapt ed to raising deciduous fruits and
veg ables We have few choice subdivisions OF
10 to 20 acres each IN the Newhal IL Wise tract,
which we offer at extremely low prices. ranging
from S125. only h If a nile from Mountain View
station. Apply for full particu. arS 20
EASIO\, ELDRIDG & CO,
63S Market ST., san Francisco.
OR WOOSTER & WHITTON,
Santa { ara st, san Jose.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

$4,000 rent aSE s4s Gh ants on f Pine 81 and
Groom cottage on Austin st.: good speoulation
close 10 town