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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

The Ohio Republican League in their
messiHg few days ago at Dayton had
Senator Foraker for a leading man. Mr..
Hanna was not there. Or course he
spoke vel! of President Mckinley and
Fefered to 1900. It was evident, never,
akeIess, she President must take Senate,
Kw&keT into account, and will for he
desires harmony in Ohio. Governor
Bushnell WAS also prominent and il
aaRde5 In the resolutions for "pstriotism
AMI Hdelity." Not long ago Hanna
organs we're calling him a "raitor and
seneg&as." indeed the convention was
n E0arker. Bush nell McKisson affair.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

TES Alger |hiUewash commission re-
sskV's1 individually twenty dollars day
and expenses. o. course they exoner'
sss Alser an Pagan from all RESPONSE
hiify for the rotten or embalmed
beef Eed TO the soldiers, and If there wat
aAy saeh beef dealt out it was the sub
~xdlEste4 not the principals that were
&a fault General Miles's statements
have been borne cut by the testimony
sf sixty commanding officers of the
szny, and oorroborated last week when
Asns of canned beef iSsuel to the stsrv
ing poor OF Cuba, as to our fighting
az1ays were consigned to tug at Hs'
WAMS "a be buried at seal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
OANTEENS ABOLISHED.
Sale Of Liquors on Board
Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.--The canteen
aboard ship is thing Of the past The
following order, dated Feb. 8. has been
published:
"After mature deliberation the de.
parblnent has decided that it Is for the
best interest of the service that the sale
or issue to enlisted men Of malt or other
alcoholic liquors on board ships of the
navy, or within the limits Of naval sta
tions, be prohibited.
"Therefore. after the receipt Of this
order, commanding officers and COM
mandants are forbidden 20 allow any
malt or other alcohplic liquor 70 be sold
LOOK hIaned tasniisted men sithas o''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

A tru't III natural gas has just been
formed in Ohio and Indiana. seventeen
annpsDies having united. The au,
thor'zed otp'ttl is sixty millions, hall
Of thss being cumulative preferred stock,
The new company control an area OF
I76,23O acres. They claim an unlimited
supply # gas from these feds The
Glain that there Is no danger of the sup,
ply raRning out is exploded in western
Pennsylvania and in time will be else,
where.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
INTEREST In MILES INQUIRY
Both Sides VIII Have Much Data to
support Their Claims.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1l.-Next to news
from the Philippines, interest in the
war department centeys on the 10Th of
February, when the court of inquiry to
investigate General Miles "embalmed
beef" charges will convene. Both the
testimony Of General Miles and of the
commlsary department Will likely con-
sist In the main Of Official reports and
both will be voluminous. General
Eagan was still at the war department
denying himself to all visitors except
personal friends. He was relieved Of
the routine work Of his office, which
was being transacted by his assistants,
and was free TO devote himself to cor.
relating all Of the information in his
possession for presentation to the court.
Colonel Weston, who was appointed
acting commissary general when Gen
eral Eegan was called TO answer TO the
charges preferred against him, was still
In New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

Fte President suspends Comnissar.
cencrSi Eagan for six years, but allow
kim Toll payi
BSw's that for high in Esgan's case?
a klz,shguard too whose tongue was base,
SShOes heart too we may judge from such,
ESz seArt and tongue are close in touch!
rs AlseE not in this decree?
In 4 Algerian that we see?
Since Ssgsn is great Alger's pet,
There's something in it you may bet!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

The American people hardly realize
ahs increase in our public debt. 1t has
Aesn growing of late years and seems
Nicely 10 continue to grow, and even
without rspesllng the war taxes that
wsSe added last year.
On March the 1t, 1873, the out.stand.
ing Interest be Aring debt was $1s5 034 :
200. On the first Of February, 1899, it
was 81 O40, ,209. AS, showing an Increase
I'm the past six years of Bi5j, ,l75 900.
or this increase one hundred millions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
THE INVITATION TO mxtNEv.
Resolution sWithd1awn, as He Is Expeoteet
at HaEtnsoft MonuIhent UnvoiI,nK.

Resolution, Nvithdfawn, as He Is Expeoted
at BnEtrI.ofI AionuInent Unyoil,nR.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 10.-Tha Seal con-
current resolution inviting President
Mckinley TO visit Harrisburg during
the session Of the legislature as tho
guest Of the state was withdrawn by
request of the Hartranft monument
commission. The president and secre-
tary of war have promised TO attend tho
unveiliHg of tho statue OF General
HartraRft IA Capisoi park and as il WAS
conceded that he would nos visit Har-
risburg twice the legislative invitation
had been recalled.
The program for the unveiling 10 In
charge OF Major Isaac brown, deputy
secretary of internal affairs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
NO vores FOR eAsrsuRN.
sproul Not Present to Vote For Smith.
Quay Again short.

Quay Again short.
HARRISBURG, Feb. I0.-Senator Quay.
was again l3 votes short of the number
necessary to elect. Hugh B. EasTburn,
the Doylestown lawyer, dropped oat of
the race. Iu the absence of Senator
Sproul of Delaware Postmaster General
smith lost his customary vote. The
ballot follows ia detail:
M. S. Quay, Rep, lOO George A. jerks, Dem,
a John Dalzell, Rep, Is; John stewart Rep,
5; Charles W. Stone, Rep, 5; George II. HUI,
Rep, o; +. A. Irwin, Rep, 4; Rioe. Rep, I:
r. A. b. Widcusr, Rep. 2: Charles Tubbt Rep,
=; Frank H. RIter, 2; q. A. Grow, Ropl, 4, Mar
kle, /.
Total vote cast, 224 Necessary TO ehoioe,
ll3 Paired. "a. Absent without pairs. u No
election.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

SANTIAGO DIE CUBA, Feb. l5.-Maior
General Leonard Wood. military gov.
ernor OF Santiago, received cable dis.
patch from Havana countermanding
tho order recently issued by GeNsral
Brooke, the military governor of Cuba,
reducing official salaries in this prov.
InCe 20 per cent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
Forecast For Today.

West Virginia Warmer; southeastsrly
winds.
Western Pennsyivania and Ohio Cen
erally fair, except probably light snow
ia northern portions; rising temperature;
fresh to brisk sOutheasterly Winds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
An eminent scientist re-

An eminent scientist re-
GENTLY said: "Cod-liver Oil
Is truly a wonderful COM
position. 1t is seemingly
Natures remedy in almost
every wasting disease"
Scott's Emulsion contains
the pure oil combined with
hypophosphites, it rebuilds
worn tissues, enriches the
blood, invigorates the nerves,
STOPS drains and wasting.
ConsumPtives. Diabetes,
pale or thin people, or nurs-
ing mothers. should remem-
her this. Do not accept a
Substitute.
sp>. >aa s..sq. Al dfassisia.
nHN<x 4 F0WH3. cAsPi.l.' Ns~ -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
ncef wne Not So End.

HAVANA, Feb. 15.-General George r.
Ernst of MAJOR General Brooke's staff
has completed tho examination of be-
tween S0O, ,OU0and 1000 rations OF beef
IN army stOrehOuses. He found that
there was less than per cent of bad
beef, which was received in the same
shipment as the beef condemned last
uaAk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
AllcCck'S
POROUS PLASTERS

Perhaps you sometimes use a porous
plaster9 But do you use the best onea
And do you know which the best one isa
The one whose reputation covers 40
years, and whose record Of cures and
wonderful popularity gave birth to the
scores Of limitations. And which is thisa
Why, Allcock's--the plaster they all try
to initiate, and the one you want be-
cause it cures 1t cures by absorption
and does not irritate the skin or cause
any annoyance: ,Uzs baVa,a.asa,s,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. ia six.story build.
ing. 10 to "a Water street, occupied by
the Traders Warehouse company and q
large number of smaller concerns, was
completely destroyed by fire. the total
loss being estimated at $780.U00. The
origin of tho fire was unknown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

The werd is that recruiting Is going on
kVeSy over the country. Piltsburg last
nsoush Furnished 75 recruits. Patriot
Nsas Is pOS lacking. Canton Is not be-
mind according to population.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
Two Filipino C,n...,...loper.,

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. lI.--On thu
steamer from Yokohama came Gen
eral' b. Riego dc Dos and Senior M
Rivera, who are Aguinaldo's "specia
commissioner" 70 Washington. They
were very much disturbed when told Of
the latest Developments in the Philip
Dinea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
Soldier Stabbed Fatally.

HAVANA, Feb. l5.-Private Mcdonald
pt Company Il, Tenth United States
sIfantry, was stabbed in the back while
ne was walking with Spanish woman.
Mcdonald died arg his body was buried.
detectives are seesing for his murderer.
The woman has not been apprehended.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
Fitz and Jenrles.

New York. Feb. 1l.--Bob Fitzsim-
mons and Jim Jeffries signed articles
for fight sometime between April 81
and May 20, before the club Offering the
largest purse. The fight is 10 be for 20
rounds or to fiji ash.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

ThSse Fltp no troops at 1 oilo skedad.
died Ia a harry; did not take time to do
1asIa sbo ,tlng, NJ damage being done
Co cur aroops
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

board ship or within the limits of navy
yards, naval stations or marine bar.
racks, except in the medical depart
ment.
(Slgned) JOHN d. LONG,
"Secretaryb -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

AeriRaldo orght TO appreciats Ameri'
can azgsments by this time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

Goal sAd plumbing fellows have beef
I'm dxlnaDd Of late.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

The plumbin busiue. has been brisk
OF late, a TO t { harvest time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16
THE SOUTH SUFFERED.
The Cold Weather Was Dis.
astrous to Fruit.
CROPS AND VEGETATION INJURED.

San Antonio and Drazos Rivers Frozen
Over Some Deaths Due TO the Geld.
Train Service Resuming In Penusyi-
vapia- Conditions Improved In Bast.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

ll0ilo vas 90 ptured easily Those war
ships are a te ror in such cases.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-16

Whisev&shing is quite an art we know
ard politicians have f,und it so.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23
o. F. Won RHEIN & co.
5l3 CALIFORNIA ST.

IMPROVED
S0X46:s-NE. cor. Post and Stockton; so
Post by 46:S on Stockton, properly improved
will rent for $500 per month.
Montgomery ave, through to Washington st;
brick Improvements rents $50.
35xl37 :6-Hayes st, near Fillmore; flats;
37:6x55-Mason St. near Post; 2-story double
houses: rents s57 80; $4,000
57x137:6-Pine st. near Larkin; old improve
62:6x1s7:6- Taylor St, near Pine; 1s-room
50xsO-Corner Mason and Lombard; 2-story
house: sas 2, fats and stable; rents SsS: $1,000
2ox6S:9 to rear street; Union, near Dupont;
front and rear flats; rents s64 50; $4,000,
20Xs0-Fourth St, near Harrison; store and
fiat; $6SG0 sale urgent.
61x117-6 modern flats; rents $40; sunny.
57;6x137 :6-Cor. Jackson and Adele place, bet.
Stockton and Powell; old impts; $500.
46x5O-Greenwich, near Taylor; three 2-story
112 :6x37 ;6xS7;6-cor- Kearny and and, Greenwich;
10 tive tw0ost9ry @ s houses rents $50 , 5000 s
rear ar house; i1a tI' rents s45 $3.50
45x93:6-Greenwich, Powell; residence. 10
22x6S:s-Pacific. near Mason house of eight
rooms and bath; s4500.
ern bay-window flats; rents s3S; $4,000.
4ox131:6-Chestnut st, near Stockton; flats;
25x122 :6-Shotwell st. near oath; ? flats; sSsOO
50x9o-Lombard st, near Stockton house OF
six122:6~Howard mr.. 18th; cottage; rents SIS.
25x75-shipley St, near 6th; s fats rents s35.
flats; rents S24 $500
25xSO-Federal st, near 1st; front and rear
house; rents s26; S2250.
25x1O0-Lyon. near Geary; cottage; s2250
23x60-Austin, near Van Ness; cottage; $1,000.
25x64-Post, near Central ave; cottage; $500.
UNIMPROVED.
25x100-Florida st. north of 18TH adjoining
Union Brewery: offer wanted.
25x110-Scott st, near Washington: $3.50.
2ixS3:1-Cor. Fillmore and Germania; s2750.
SOx71.10-SE. cor Polk and Lombard sts.
26x1O5-Cor. 22d and Noe sts.; S2Z0O
37:4l4 x137 :6-Greenwich, Polk; $1,000.
31:6x100-COr. Lombard and Buchanan; $500
25x100-Vaencia, bet. 18th and 14th; lots.
25:Sx114-2sth, near Dolores $1,000.
260xl25-NW. cor. Fountain and 25th.
25x137:6-S. Frederick. of Cole.
26 :Sx1I4-Twenty-seventh near Church; $500.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23
EXCHANGE.

I-51F sale Or exchange-6-room story and a half
house. lot l00X2e0; barn. chicken house and
buggy ShtG. town water; located best resi-
QcnCe street Dixon: value S20o1 Address box
r-Itt Call yIttt ls1C0 TT+UUr~ ~ En.+.E
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23
.-rs,zs.- t-F-=F - 1AS
REAL STATE-C4TY-For Sale.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Il MONTGOMERY ST.
sss. 600.
Business corner on GeaTy St short distance
from Market; improvements OF little Nalue'
rents $l56 per month lot 56x62:6
Business corner; wholesale district: 70 close
estate; old improvements and lot S9x15 with
an l. 25x29:5' only one block from Market ST.
S15500
Business corner en- Howard St; price great
ly reduced; 4 flats and stores; always rented;
Improvements @ only about years old cost Sl''
QOoi rents S10S0 per annum; SSXl22-o
$40 500
Fine corner on Fillmore ST: improvements
substantial in store and several fats; rent SSIo
ss2o0
Must be seen to be appreciated We are in
East to offer this property at this price: last
court apprasement sll eco. houses Of s. and
Z rooms and bath each; rents S66 per month;
ss6 600
Another bargain; price greatly reduced;
each rents s72O per annum; 37:6x71: a great
bargain must be sold to close an estate; could
be changed into fats at small outlay
$4,000
A splendid investment: very cheap; in the
Mission warm belt; rents 1852 per annum;
fats, 51:sxlH; handy to several lines of street
cars.
Hayes street; q real bargain; rents 1912 per
S5l25.
Very cheap; Webster street; adjoining a cor
ner; substantial 2Sstoyy and basement modern
residence of Z rooms and bath, etc, and lot
1880
Pine ST. bargain: very cozy bay window cot
tage of rooms and bath; brick foundation,
etc; street accepted by the city; large lot.
$500
Cozy cottage of five rooms etc; large lot
37;6x140 and 77:6x70: fronting on 2 streets;
short distance from Mission st.
1890
Very cheap; no reasonable offer refused; a
bath, etc: near Castro and Mission street
car lines; Mission warm belt.
s7200
Pacific Heights; grand marine view; Broad
way. 81 @X137:6; very choice.
Call and obtain one of Real Estate Rec
ords' which contains a list of properties for
sale in all parts OF the city.
IA Montgomery st.
ON very easy terms; we are Offering the lots
at Waller and Steiner SITS OF the German Saw
pete lots all ready to build on; terms Il cash,
balance at per cent: only few left.
G. H. UMBSEN & co,
Il Montgomery st.
$3.50 AND UPWARD.
Choice building lots; very cheap: 10 sold:
Fourteenth, Noe and Henry sts.; 1 block from
Market st; 25X115. 25X105; level; on grade and
ready for building: offered at very low prices
and being so nicely located are selling rapidly
G. II. UMBSEN & CO,
IA Montgomery ST.
$500 EACH AND UPWARD.
Installment lots Richmond lots; Tenth ave.
1r1fl n rhn TDa-l pEzTN0 N
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23
$500 EACH AND UPWARD

SSUU EAOH AND JFN AItI.
Instalment lots: Richmond lots: Tenth ave.
c and D SITS: adjacent to the Park; 25Xl20:
$50 cash; $40 per month; interest at per cent.
G. H UMBSEN & CO,
Il MONTGOMERY st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23
G.. H. UMBSEN
II MontgC
$3.50 AND UPWARD.
ce building lots: very chea .

Choice building lots; very cheap, 10 sold:
Fourteenth, Noe and Henry sts.; l block from
Market st; 25x115. 25x105; level; on grade and
ready for building; offered at very low prices
and being nicely located selling rapidly.
G. H. UMBSEN & CO.
Mnnf
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23

So. .O0o-Ellis-st corner, near the Baldwin, 100
x107: if improved lease for 10 years at
Sl400 per month guaranteed lease.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23
RARE INVESTMENT!

A M SPECK & co.
667 MARKET ST. OPPOSITE KEARNY.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23

667 MARKET ST, OPPOSITE KEARNY.
RARE INVESTMENTS
So. EIs-st. corner, near the Baldwin; 100
s14Oo per month guaranteed lease.
s4o.OOO-Grand investment near Powell St;
rents S400 monthly; lot 60x15o feet
SIS. .ooo-within 12O feet of Market and Stockton
sts; fine 4-story building; leased; never offered
1or sale.
s25. Ooo-Best retail block west Of Taylor st;
49x135; stores and flats; fine building; rents
$1,000.
SIS. .7o0-Leavenworth-st corner rents about
$500; modern; lot SO feet frontage.
sl5,0oO-8 new flats near Taylor and Bush sts.;
rents $142, fine buy.
sS5oo-Modern Larkn-st. flats; downtown
rents $50; will exchange part for residence.
s75oo-5 modern fats. near Fourth and Market
SITS; lot 40 feet front; rents about $1,000
s85oo-1o-room residence; near Golden Gate
ave lot 37:6x137:6
ssoco-Mason-st bargain; must sell; lot IS feet
frontage.
Bank foreclosures. Large list mortgage fore
closures.
A. NJ sPECK & co.
SGT Market st. opp. Kearny
for your rent money. Cottage of rooms and
bath, desiraby situated on HOFFMAN ave;
tract; the agent at our branch office on the
tract will be pleased os to show " II to you
HEALTH RESORT of San Francisco,
We are prepared to sell lots and build novel
cottages on easy terms, at the Ocean boule-
ward. Sunset Beach; we will also rent cars
70 families or clubs our lots beautifully
located one block from the cars and the
Tth suRer9 s0N sw OF the and
builders. 10 Montgomery st
JACOB HEYMAN. 10 Montgomery st.
A-s75; LOTS 1coxl15. in the Abbey Homestead
near San Mateo electric cars; good for
JACOB HEYMAN & SON. 10 Montgomery st.
GRADED lots. ready for building; no further
expenses; all street work done; sewers in;
close TO 3 lines cars: the choicest in Rich
ent, cnly $3.50 cash. both go together: lots,
Tenth ave, 25xl20, near Point Lobos ave- IN
'Hs'' ''-'''' " j. GUM, 4lo Montgomery st.
mond: not graded; 36th ave. 25xl2o $3.50; 2sth
ave 25x12O 1925. W. ]. GUM. 4lo Mont
gomery st.
3 FLATS bring in $50 month; nearly new;
sS000; this side of Van Ness ave; fine in
vestnent for little money: never vacant w.
J. GUNN. 40 Montgomery St
{ IsOME DESIRABLE PROPERTIES GO
ING CHEAP-S s
$500 for lots-Reduced; Stanyan St near
Beigrave ave; 25x122 each superb view; level
waik to cars: great snap; Will subdivide.
$50 to s135-Sightly lots near race track; cars.
sff5O-Marine view corner; Lake and twenty
fourth ave- 30x100; cart be beat.
s2360 cost $350O-Mssion corner lot and nice
5-roonl cottage; must be sold: snap
S5l00-Make offer for spacious cottage OF )
rooms attic and basement; large lot; street ac-
cepted; part cash; near Sutter and Devisadero.
H E. POEHLMAN. Real Estate.
503 California st
IF your property is mortgaged and you need
more money see H MURPHY, $50 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23

$40 OOO-Grand investment near Powell st ;
rents S400 monthly; lot 60x150 feet
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23
FLATS TO LET,

A. NJ. sFFGK rf'14s 8 co, 's7 MAREET G6qTASTs sT
81 aim av.. r...sl7 121 Cedar av.. r...sl5
Isl 4Jh aV F. Is 1927 Jackson. . r.. y
ls37 California. . r. Is Il Erkson Ct > r. II
77'1 Geary. r.. Is 2oS5 Ellis, r--.;...,
6'5 IVY av., : r.. Is $50 Buchanan, 3 r.
1923 Br0deriCk, r. q Is Garden aV r
A-TEHAMA. 90 and 2S-4-room fats reason 5.T
ADELAIDE place. 81. off TAYLOR. near Post
Fiat. nice sunny rooms. >l-' very Cei'' al.
RAY-WINDOyv Cat of rooms and bath; rent
slG SO Clara st
CHOICE corner fiat: 1886 Ellis St ~ rooms ms
and bath: sun in every room. rent io"- Ap-
ply MADISON & BURKE. 6-5 MaTAet St
FINE corner fat. : rooms; all modern improve-
17,aD-s. vari. cellar: sun all day. nS web
ster s.. near Haight.
FLAT hunting made easy with the 9,,IiI9 printed
list YOU get from BALDWIN q nv " ILL
10 Montg merry st. -
FLATS houses. all sizes and prices, CoF-
FEY. HUGHES * co, 10 Montgomery 81,
FULTON, H6-Good lower fiat, rooms, bath;
near City Han, SIS "
4rAPY 22---Ch7ice upper fiat; large sunny
rooms. bath, reasonable
HOWARD 1so2-sunny bay-window fat Of
rooms and bath $n
LOVER aat. rooms and bath s12. Ga Fair
oaks 81. near Twenty-second.
MODERN room upper nat l35 Ash ave, be
tween Polk. Van Ness, McAllister, Fulton
MODERN upper fat: rooms. bath 80 Hardy
ST. If sixteenth, above Church
NEAR city Han: new upper sunny modern
fats. rooms and bath each; 2 Grove st. and
Is Birch ave.
NEW 5-room sunny fat frescoed, bath water
-ree. SIS. 374S Twenty second st, nr castro
NI,E sunny corner fiat. rooms and bath:
large yard. northwest corner Twenty -iouTth
and Hampshire stsi rent ~
NORFOLK, 2s. off Folsom-4 nice rooms. SO.
4 LauEIon, or Howard sunny rooms s..
NORTHEAST corner Nineteenth and Noe sts.;
lovely sunny 5-room nat: modern improve
ments: rent 81: water free.
SCOTT. 2o36. corner Sacramento-Modern :
room fiat: rent reduced.
SUPERIOR arranged 6-room fat; sunny; rea-
sonahle- 1903 Scott ST, near suffer
sunny modern bsy-window fat. 3 rooms
bath: So. IS De Long ave, near Chutes.
sunny upper fiat: rooms; good condition.
1lS9 Mission ST. near SEVENTH SIo-
sJel,lv rear fiat. rooms and bath. 9l9A sut-
-wENTY-THIRD. 4o7S. near Castro-sunny .
room fat. modern; rent $l5. water ITee.
TWO nice unturntshed flats. rooms each;
water free. SO and S1l Apply l2llB Bush 81
TWO new sunny fats 5 and rooms and bath,
garden. laundry. l014 18Th st. near scott
Upper ra-. 2s7 clara st, rooms: rent So
MADISON & BURKE
NF,w -ouny modern fats. and rooms,
lst1 each. ll2l Hayes st. 81. and a65 Golden
Gate ave. S-l.
P.0lrs and hath: large cellar; large flower
-8r5-r. 1913 Laguna st, cor. Ellis Inquire
70. LaEIra St
60 SUNNY rooms; rear l5 Oak Grove ave,
ri Harrison ST. near sixth
s=-Nl-E dry- l2wsE aa': rooms; nsTly
g-T0WFR aat OF sunny rooms p Pearl
- III Market. near Valencia.
Sl--ST-NNY fats az i and i Adelaide place
of Taylor. between Post and Geary SITS.
81. z7-9s7A SHIPLEY. near Sixth-Flat sunny
rooms. hath. gas. yard
H5-UPPER sunny fat. : rooms. 42l Eleventh
street.
FLATS TO LET-Furnished.
GROVE. SIS. bet. Webster and Fillmore-Sun-
~ FURNISHED OF unfurnisheG fat. rooms
.g,-F-
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FLATS TO LET-Furnished.
FUKNITuRn FOR SALE.

HOUSE Of 10 rooms, and large grounds; hand
some,y furnished. at present occupied ny
family deslr-us lf giving up housekeeping
offers furniture FOR sale very reasonable. rent
moderate. excellent opportunity TOT Family
l1-hirg e.r complete home BOX s7o Can.
THE furniture Of l. rooms for sale cheap; must
bs sold this week. Il Polk St
TAPESTRY Br1lssel- carpets. laid and lined.
sec Eastern Quitting Co. 1910 Stockton St
{ Rooms furnished in oak for S4S 80. with No.
range King Furniture Co.. ll27-ll3l Market
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S55 000-Withn 12O feet of Market and Stockton
SITS: fine 4-story building; leased never offered
Tor sale.
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HELP WANTED-Agents.

AGENTS are still increasing our sales Of
saloon articles they must have it quick
--rurns. big profits 1Il2 Monadnock Chicago.
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SIS COOLEST retail block west of Taylor st
49x135; 2 stores and flats; fine building; rents
S2i00.
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HELP wANTED-MaIe.

NO OFFICE FEE.
FREE FARE.
90 laborers and teamsters for the Valley Rail
road 81 X day and SIS and board per month.
c. r. HANSEN & co, 10i Geary ST.