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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-04
GOVERNMENT HELPED OUT.
Skagft County Farmers Are Very
Prosperous This Year.

John Folsom, who is interested in farm
ing lands near La Conner, accompanied
by H. s. Conner. arrived at the Butler
yesterday. Mr.. Poison has just completed
a tour of inspection through Skagit coun-
ty. There has been the largest yield OF
grain there this year in Skagit county's
history" he said The crops were not
damaged, as reported, about harvest time.
The rain beat them down, but they were
not yet .ripened. While 1t cost little
more to harvest, the yield was very heavy.
There were more oats grown and less hay.
The planting to date indicates a good
acreage next year.
about one-third of the grain of the
county has been sold. The balance is be-
ing held for better prices. The amount of
business done by the government in hay
and grain here during the past few months
has helped out wonderfully. Had 1t not
been for, that. hay now selling for $40
would only have been selling for 81.
I'm other years we have to great ex-
tent been dependent upon the San Fran
cisco market for a disposal Of our surplus
grain. The Puget sound mills take much,
but not all. This year we will ship very
little to San Francisco, and IL govern-
nent depot is established in Seattle we
will continue to increase our acreage and
sell every dollars worth on Puget sound"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-04
"rREsH LIGHT UPON OLD TRUTHS
The Temptations of Life Come Like
q Serpent.


Rev. Louis s. Bowerman, OF the First
Baptist church. took for his subject yes.
terday morning, Fresh Light Upon Old
Truths. His text was from Genesis i'll.
In part he said:
1.-The meaning of this chapter does not
lie on the surface; literal Interpretation
will only reach measure of the mean
Ing:
ing picture A garden, serpent. man, wo-
man and the two trees In the garden.
There is a suggestion from the serpent; 1t
Is followed. A curse then falls upon the
serpent, the woman and the man. 1t re-
quires the New Testament to make this
chapter luminous. In II we find what Is
hidden and come to understand the SER
and evil and the tree Of life"
MIR. Bowerman here called attention to
the simplicity of primitive conditions, and
of the primitive couple. Rude were their
instruments, fruits their food, and Of
clothing they had no need.
"As man and woman came out of the
childlike state and were brought face to
face with the questions of self-command
and self-determination. to will and ito
will not then conscience was evoked and
took its place as the supreme faculty Of
man. To carry man from the childlike to
the mature. trial is necessary. This chap
ter Is picture of mans failure.
Back of the serpent we see the intei-
temptations OF life come like q serpent
Fascinating. gliding. unseen, men put
themselves ever in it's way. Sin can only
be explained by the scripture representa-
ton of personality with all cunning and
malice seeking to sting and poison men,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-04
MARINE
INSURANCE

We represent the Switzerland General
Insurance Companies, enc OF the strongest
and most popular marine companies doing
business on the Coast.
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THE RETURNING MINER

WIN find It to his advantage to purchase
his ticket to his Eastern home via the
Northern Pacific railway. Gail at the &C.
attic city office, corner Yesler way and
First avenue or at the depot office. Co.
lumbia street and Western avenue, and get
full information In regard to rateA
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Get Cows with Good Appetites.

The evening session was opened by
Prof. Spillman. who took up dairying
generally He impressed the need Of
dairymen in replenishing their herds to
get cows that were heavy eaters. "A
cow that eats twelve pounds of nutriment
day eats just enough to keep it in a
not get fat nor give a heavy flow of
milk. as this twelve pounds goes to keep
the body warm. The good COW is a big
. eater. has big lungs, big fiaring nostrils,
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e.oord Annual Institute OF the
Stillaguamish Valley.
rAlk PRUNING AND DAlRYINo.
-.s...ors Of Experiment station
- Others Go to Arlington to Aid
a. People to Get I'm better Touch
vratA Their Markets-Mr. Miller
..rts some Startling Fig
.,e. on Agricultural Imports.


NCIhN1HlC ana 1o'"no' "s.
adapfaftors Of the sol ana conof-
49,. of fhs fertile qsueys of the
-. 4, 81. s..5s Of
csu~guatot'''s " s~
.,<,rn. Diversified agriculture ana dairy
Z 49,. s..<,,.s,;,, f>d bv f5e ropu[a-
~ - ps
fioa cf the district around o1rsnsgio' t0'f.
8. .s,resfness that lespes no doubt OF
Z" .'s---..x, 4, 4. s,.o,,, ~. fors-
tbet oessnu'Aio' ~
..nxf developers of Western washington
''-.... gL>e. p>onEe met last wear for
r. l. $1,000
IT, ffn organfSeo TIort 20 "p'oVs
6.s.f.p, and held 4 farmers institute
la''. 4s..L, .s,,su .ff.a
maf WsS
~ 6e Benefits OF this ana the pracffcaI
=. - f,Jfs1,,Sno o,ff so,,1e of ire suo-
rsS'sss
aesfto7S or the H1porteo SpSaNe'S ~"ere 30
...st fksf X q,as early determined to hape
Ano7H' -,
They accordingly rief ar rhe Ood
I'm l.r,,to, Sst,.d,u ,fy>..
rsos -" ~. r..J .-..,
NON ano eVsMHg, iW "'" sseH "
.ffs&. TUo hundred of the leading
'.I,r-.-. - s.s.,,,,,.r If tbsf n,,f of .c,o-
fa's''ess 80
komisb county Wffe presenf ana room paT
q ~ ssfi6erafions. Thew z,ere aided bv
= 49, II IL. .s~.,H.,.r.
Snse ~ ue sAPs'SV ~
ne,6afntd station At Pullman and Other
1 II ~. etsf>. n,bo defSrered IN
pHs
aructfUe addresses ana oehonsHafeo the
~.,6 ~ 0,ote organised effort to secure
.-1.a .t.,,r ,f 4. - ..k.t.
Ano WA~' ess"." y ~. -
Nv Belonging to that locality.
. 80. =, ~. a,s,,,,.,s
nIsn w. a.. ,ao,,,.s $500.
pesIues ma a,,.s ~ I nr;,as .
% nsaa - A. Saatt,n a Yntarr
s slai s.a s,.a ,rha ba. heer irstr,,msn-
uonaa $1,000" .has~ 49,, ,rst,t,,,as ~
- "a 49, W 80 ~. rnad. pee w r
tne uisttio' oIvs - u,,,,-
sp.,M", 49,, pa,,,,a. h,-t,a,,I'
stauoh' 1lol. so ....,.,..sa.. re
turis. % wy SAM - -. ss -
brcole, sspel .n.ssn ~ p,,,.aI,,,s'. -,
Reien.a, s s.... ,,sa.a.as - Sn.ta,s,.
no'uerpesA na.. ne =. 49,. .s'
chant ~ saattIA and w. wills. of Texas.
who i on the Sound arranging the ad-
advance details for q colony Of people that
exrsct "a move here from that state. Most
- ~ .s.,rrsrnar,s =, Ar,,rg,on for ho,d-
~ - ~. az - s.,ss,,,ss sra r,ada ~ At+ar,a,
me 49, - .has taur W. nos ,at-a,,
. -, .r,sr.ss =, gatttns ,,,,,,si.ra,,,s
:. Ssohar.ish co,,rtr aa,,r,, = nar,-
$500, ..sss,ss- a.art of ~. Saat,,a e.
1s.s~-as,c,,sI -. alsn ,,rasan+
~. - ~ r,o.t =, taras,i,,s ELL. =, a.,
,,s.,sr~ 80 thot s,xsn ~, NJ ng,,,ar
mee,lns VS. .nal gwen py MI. Milier.
h,s r.,,r..S ava as h.s 49,, .a,S g.. Az
post' 1r,si,ss.ncsr 10. s.tharas -. 80
.tat,.tt.s cnyar,nv ,ha t,,Sustr,s. 90
.ho,y,ng H. sraas onnnrt,,,t,ia, e. ~
rsor,a .hn 10, ,,,ora o,ta,t,as - 80
n.,n sawarca,rsrt Esn.o,a,,,, - .,sis
t,ua ~ IN Ar,,ratn,, ,,a;,,I,or,,as
rro,, nv. : - Na,,s,t .s ia. ,ss
f,e Tar. ~sI,n, oans - $780, sns 49,.
sh,rred frnr, La, to ca..,. ~
s.,d ~ ,,ro,-;,.. -. sta.s. 49,.
vancement was sure to bring its own rec
which bro,,aht an aysrara nr,oa ~ .,
tants a nourd nsttins ths ~ .h,nnars
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MARRIED.

CURRIE-BROWN-I this city, January q,
1899, by the Rev. John A. B. Wilson, d. D.,
Peter Edward Currie and Emma Cordelia
Brown, both of San Francisco.
LEHMANN-DIYRET-1n this city, January
IS, 1899. by the Rev: J. Fuendeling. Matthias
Lehman and Tulsa Diyret.
MAHLER-SCHUTTE- this city. January
15 1899, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Hermann
II. MAILER and Minnie J. Schultz
PRAETORIUS- EBERT-In this city, January
49, 1899, by the Rev. j. Fuendeling, George
Praetorius and Emile Ebert.
PETERSEN ENNIS-In this city January
r. 1899, Christen Petersen and Roxy Dennis
of Mount Eden
PRICHARD-DE FOREST-In this city, sJanu-
airy u, 1899, by the Rev D. Spalding. Will
liam A. Prchard of Amador City. Cal, and
Jean J. de Forest of San Francisco.
SWEENEY-THOMSON- Is. 1899, by
the Rev. +. A. Doane, John j. Sweeney Of
San Francisco and Alice 1. Thomson of Sac
ramento.
ITT-YOLKBIANN-In this city, January IA.
1899, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeing. Albert Witt
and Lizzie Volkrnann
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BORN.


ANNIs-In this city, January 1s, 1899, to the
wife of Arthur NJ. Annis, son.
BAXTER-In this city, January is, 1S99 to the
wife of A. A Baxter, a daughter.
BRANDT-In this city, January II. 1899, to the
wife Of H. Brandt son.
CFALLESTON-In this city, January S, 1899.
to the wife of Captain John Charleston. a
daughter.
CHRISTIANSEN-In this city, January H.
1S99 to the wife Of Chris Christensen,
daughter.
DEVLIN-In this city, January 49, 1899. to the
wife of Felix /. Devlin, a son.
HUMPHRYS-In this city, January IT, 1885, to
the wife of David Humphreys. daughter.
LANE-In this city, January 4, 1899, to the
wife Of George A. Lane a daughter.
McQUADE-In this city January Is, 1899, to
the wife of Edward McQuade daughter.
MORRIS-In this city, January 49, 1899, to the
wife of John B. Morris, a daughter.
MOSES-In this city, January IT,, 1899, to the
wife of NJ Moses, son.
MORRISON-In this city. January 5. 1899, to
the wife Of Alex j. Morrison, a son.
NORDLUND-In Alameda, January T. 1899, to
the wife of Otto Nordlund,
ONEILL-In South San Francisco, January IS,
1899, to the wife of Kenny ONeill a daugh-
ter.
RYAN-In this city, January 49, 1S9s OF the
wife of Ed F. Ryan, daughter.
SCHROFF-In this city, January IS 1899, to
the wife of Julius Schroff, a daughter.
SLEEPER-In this city, January II. 1899. to
the wife of Henry f. Sleeper, a daughter.
VRACHLIOTTI-In this city, December 9, 1898,
to the wife of @. Vrachlotti,
WILLIAMSON this city, January Il, 1899, to
the wife Of John r. Williams
WHFTEEIn this city. January Il, 1899. to the
wife of e. S. White. a
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
IA MONTGOMERY ST.
WESTERN ADDITION INVESTMENT.
SS00O-Rents $3.50 per annum: good modern
houses of rooms and bath each; @5Xs6;O;
Scott street; street accepted by the city
THREE FLATS ON FILLMORE STREET.
S750D-Rents $756 per annum; modern fats
OF s, and rooms and bath EACH brick foun-
datons, etc; 25X110.
WESTERN ADDITION INVESTMENT
Sol50-Golden Gate ave; substantial houses
OF rooms, bath, laundry basement, etc,
each; 81 ;6xS7:6; rents $4S, which can be con-
COOP MISSION INVESTMENT.
S50o0-6 fats rents $500 per annum; brick
foundation, etc; near 18th and Valencia SITS.
MISSION FLATS-VERY CHEAP
S3750-Shotwell st; rents $50 per month; 2
fats and cottage and lot; this is splendid
BROADWAY FLATS.
s3400-Rents 1854 per annum; substantial
new bay window flats of and rooms and
bath each; brick foundation, etc; street ac-
cepted, inside property.
SztoU-Commands fine marine views; 5l;6x
1875; Will subdvide.
INSTALLMENT COTTAGES.
$500 each--3 nice bay-window cottages Of 8
rooms and bath each; near electric car line;
VERY CHEAP HOME.
Satisfactory house Of . rooms; close to
San M9ts 49, e 79? i cars; 2 26xIl4.
S1500-Corner on First avenue; 25X115; good
location for first-class grocery or drug store;
will be sold easy terms.
PRICE GREATLY REDUCED.
Reduced to $l400 TO make a quick sale-Nice
bay-window cottage of rooms and bath;
brick foundation; modern Improvements; near
Castro and 10th sts.i 25xl00; can arrange
easy terms.
A GIVE-AWAY.
$l40o-To close an estate; 2-story house of
6 rooms and bath and lot 25Xl2O; half block
from Geary street cable road; very easy terms
can be arranged; call and see this at once.
MISSION BUSINESS CORNER.
Sl200-Business corner; lot 29xl00; terms one
NTH cash; balance at per cent in l, =, 3 or
4 years, level and ready to build on.
EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS
500 each-Potrero- avenue building lot 25X
100; terms. 10 cash. balance at per cent, in
Call ard obtain one of our Real Estate Rec
ords, which contains list of properties for
sale in ali parts OF the city.
G H ILMESEN . Co
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


BALDWIN & HOWELL n Montgomery St
AN IDEAL HOME.
MISSION WARM BELT.
S6000-Nice bay-window residence in splendid
neighborhood; contains rooms; all latest con St
venlences; beautiful garden; extra large 4ot'
15X114.
SSSOO-Leavenworth St, near Broadway; three
flats, containing :, and rooms palhs' rent
So, 0oo-An offer wanted; Drumm St, close to
Market; corner lot. with OLD improvements;
rent $S7 90.
s4s5o-12. Beulah st. close to Golden Gate
Park between Waller and Frederick; lot Fox
1875, with brand-new 2-story bay indow resi-
dence OF rooms and bath, etc nnlsheu pdse-
nent; street accepted; open Sunday.
ss5oo-seventh-st corner. near Folsom; lot
26xSO; ground rent. $50.
s45oo-Dolores-st. corner; store and fiat above
containing rooms and bath; also cottage CON
tsinine 4 rooms and basement; rent $780, extra
large lot 50 feet frontage; must be sold at once
s595o-Nfission st. near Twenty third; extra
large lot, S5xl22;6. with house OF rooms and
bath.
S2s oOO-Nission st, between Third and
Fourth; 3-story building containing store and
rooms above; very large lot, with double front
age; rent STAT.
s25oo-only $500 cash, balance $25 monthly;
Army ST, near Sanchez; 2-story house, con-
tanning two flats of rooms and bath each;
lot % :6x114; make offer
ssOS-Clay St, near Battery; S-story brick
building, store and floors above; cement base
ment; rent So
sssoO-Guerrero st. near Eighteenth; 2-story
bay-wfndow house containing flats of and
rooms, bath, etc, each; lot 25xSG; rent $50.
s510o-Very cheap: Golden Gate ave. near
Baker st; two flats OF and rooms and bath
each; rent S47 5o5 lot 25xl0o.
sS25O-Fine business corner on Seventeenth
st. new corner building, containing store and
fat OF rooms above; also new building con-
tanning flats of rooms and bath each; rents
$74; all rented; this property Is fine invest
ment.
$s00O-Clay st, near Drumm; lot 25xso; i'm
provements nominal.
s12,OO0-Rent S1o2; Hayes St, Baker; lot
50xlS7:6i flats OF and rooms each, all
rented
S650e-1315 Mason st, near Jackson; lot S5x
1876, with S-story residence of IL rooms and
bath; also rear house OF rooms; stable for
six horses
BALDWIN, & HOWELL.
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c. II. UMESEN x co,
Il Montgomery 81
RUSSELL & SURRYHNE,
Real Estate Agents, Rent Collectors and In
surance Brokers,


surance Brokers,
lSS Montgomery ST.
S5t5e-Nery cheap; flats rents $40; Page
St, close to Market; lot 25xl20.
S5500-Compulsory sale; Clement St; most
rapidly improving district in the city; cot
tages. 4 rooms each; 2-story house, rooms
and bath; lot 50xl00; very small amount cash
will handle this property.
$325O-Rents $50 per month; ? new mats, .
and rooms; lot 25Xl20; between . car lines
the cheapest thing in the city.
S4S5O-Nice 2-story 6-room residence; sunny
side OF Washington St, near Steiner splendid
location; cars pass the door; lot 22:6XlO2.
S2l50-CCttage, rooms and bath; lot 25XSS;
Twenty third st, near Valencia.
S200o-Want an offer; building lot 25xS7:6;
Webster ST., near HaiGht; street accepted
$4e00-Corner on Pacific St; suitable for any
business; double cottage, rooms each; lot
S575o-Reduced from $500 and still want an
offer; new modern residence of IL rooms and
bath; sunny side of Page St; lot 25x1O0; all
street work done; $1,000 mortgage can remain.
$l6O0-Snap; building lot; Noe St, near Mar
ket; 24:lOx96.
S2590-New cottage. rooms and bath; lot
R5xl0@; Sanchez St, near Elizabeth; mortgage
of $3.50 can remain; want an offer.
S240G-Guerrero St, near Nineteenth; lot 25x
90; fine location for flats.
SS000-Corner near Market and Eleventh SITS;
26x75.
SSoOo-Fine corner on Ellis st; 24x75; modern
residence of 9 rooms and bath; want an offer.
S9500-Paciic ave: elegant residence of 10
rooms; lot 35x12I:SI4.
s3500-Probably less; modern cottage of 6
rooms and bath; finished basement; lot 30x100;
Sixteenth St. near car line.
S2500-6 rooms; corner lot foxes; in Mission,
] block from electric car line.
SlS0o-2 lots 25X100 each and cottages of
and 5 rooms; Mission, blocks from electric
S60o0-want an offer; to close an estate; 9
rooms and bath; lot 22:11xS0; Leavenworth
st, near California; subject to confirmation
S1265-Presdio Heights: cheapest lot in dis
trict; 25X12oi street accepted; stone sidewalk
laid
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
G. H UMBSEN & CO.,
IlaI,id Ma f,,I,r,tr-r e,

G. H UMBSEN & CO.,
David Bush, Manager Country Department,
IA Montgomery Street.
s27 an acre-1000 acres near Elmira, Soano
County; good grain land with good buildings;
For exchange for Berkeley property, 40 acres
near Healdsburg; % acres in vineyard; Is acres
in grain with good improvements; value $780,
For rent-4O acres near Colfax; 25 acres in
full bearing orchard; cash rent. $500; will sell
$4,000.
For exchange-1S acres near Petaluma, with
good improvements, for city property
Santa Rosa-Several nicely improved small
places near Santa Rosa, from 10 acres up
sSOo-1sO ACRES clear level grain land; Fresno
County; house and barn.
S4750-240 acres clear, level rich land Lake
County; all fenced and cross fenced and
highly improved modern residence of II
rooms; large barn; granary; cattle sheds;
windmill and tank; old age cause of sale. c.
F. MOORE, 9S5 Market St, room A.
GO up at once to Antelope, Sacramento Co.,
and see the 10-acre tract we will sell at low
prices on easy terms, and also lease with
privilege to buy; our representative now at
Antelope and all who meet him now can get
special inducements. McEWEN BROS, 11S
Montgomery st.
ALAMEDA County-1eo-acre ranch. occupied
for II years as stock ranch; new owner must
sacrifice: price $500; make offer this week *:
Eighth ST., Oakland.
A BARGAIN-16o acres; Santa Cruz 8ts.. 30
acres cleared; good house; barn and orchard.
Owner, 3S4O Mission st.
40 ACRES rich fruit and grain land; fine dis
trict San Francisco; bargain. H., box
1899, Call office.
FOR sALE-Country home of F.. 8. Wensin-
ger; 625 acres, with profitable dairy. Apply
TO owner premises. Freestone. Sonoma Co.
AN illustrated book free; 81 to S34 an acre. M
GRIFFIN, Cottonwood, Cal.
A WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Call.
1e pages, in wrapper, for mailing, 81 per year.
- -
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

H. A PLEITNER. Frutvale Station
s15o-Great bargain; 2. choice lots, 25x125 each;
s35o-Cost owner $500; for sale in East Oak
land q fine corner lot, located on the west
side of Ninth St; blocks from Clinton sta
ton.
ss5o-Cozy cottage of rooms; large chicken
houses; fine we'll and force pump; lot 37:6xl0O:
all fenced; easy terms If desired
s12G0-House of rooms and bath: chicken
houses and fruit trees; lot 10oX105; all fenced
only blocks from Fruitvale station
sio,o Modern cottage of < roon,a ava ha+t
high basement; lot S5x115; only 1 block from
Fruitvale avenue.
Now is your opportunity-Offer wanted: half
an acre of sandy loan, with newly renovated
house of large rooms and bath on one floor:
7-foot basement; fruit trees; fine artesian well
located oil the north side of East Sixteenth ST
in the best residence section of FruitvaIe. only
blocks from local station; owner is Obliged
to sell: see this Immediately. II. A. PLEIT-
NER Frutvale Station.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
William H. Roberts and Louise Rosti 49,. % "a
]. L. Goncalves and Mary E. Hoolohan % %
J. B. l.. Damozono and Annie G.. German 2-19
Stephen S. Rau and Lucille Magnin. ....... %
William L. Carlisle and Lizzie White -. 80 80
Ebert c, Bush and Sallie z. Fargue- "a 26
Peter z. Currie and Emma c. Brown. -. .27-24
John Andersen and Mamie Whalen ........3 20 %
Jean 3. BRAGG and Marie Etchart. .........35- "a
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either OF the publication offices and be
.ndorsed with. the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published
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GO TO-DAY.
SEE THE PARK LOTS.
S275-$25 cash, S. monthly
Beautiful home or investment lots on Eighth.
Ninth. Tenth and Eleventh aves., south Of
Golden Gate Park; price S2T5 upward; terms
SIS monthly; lots graded fine view
only a few left.
We have a branch office on the corner of H
ST. and Ninth ave, open daily, including Sun
days. where you can obtain price lists.
If you see them you will know why they are
selling faster than any lots in the city.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 10 Montgomery st.
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Must be sold-Two fine flats Hayes st.,
near Buchanan; lot 27:6x12G to rear street, rents
very low, $55; only $3.50; make offer.
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MADISON & BURKE, Real Estate Agents.
Established 1858. GIG Market ST.
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$45OO-Bush St, near Devisadero: rooms and
bath; lot 2sx137:G.
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Fine transfer corner in Western Addition;
transfer point for three car lines; new 2-story
building stores below and fat above; lot 25x9S
feet; would rent for SIPS; this is splendid in
vestment; now occupied by owner. who is
forced to sell on account of sickness.
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HORSES.

HORSES.
40 HORSES for sale; also wagons, buggies
carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse Mar
ket, 1927 Sixth; auction sales every Wednes-
day. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers
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$5250-Gough st. near Fulton; II rooms and
bath; laundry and large cellar; lot 31xS2:6.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-22
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

100 SET secondhand harness. wagons carts
buggies. Surveys and horses 1140 Folsom ST.
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DIED.

BADT-Tn this city January 81 1899 Norris
beloved husband of Lima Badt. father of Mrs
Moe A. Goldstone and Melville s.. Beatrice.
Selma Herbert. Selby, Milton and Merle
Badt and brother OF Mrs Julia Prescott ard
Alex L. Badt, native of Germany aged So
years / month and % days (Elko County
Nevada papers please copy.)
OFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
to-morrow (Mondayl. at fO:15 O clock at his
late residence. 1907 Cough street. Interment
Hills of Eternity Cemetery, by II: 80 o'clock
train,
HANDKERCHIEF this city, January 90 1889
Solomon S, (GeneraD Bamberger, brother of
the late Sigmund Bamberger, a native of
DAYS.
UFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-22

Send for our list of cheap lots in Pacif
Heights, Preside Heights and Panhandle dis
trict.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-22

$500 only for nice 2-story house in perfec
order; Hampshire St, near Eighteenth; lot %
100.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-22

$3S00-Leavenworth St, near Broadway; three
flats, containing p and rooms, baths; rent
$92.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-22

AN IDEAL HOME.
MISSION WARM BELT.
$600Q-Nice window residence IN splendlo
neighborhood; contains rooms; all latest con-
venlences; beautiful garden; extra large lot
15x114.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-22

s3s50-Central ave, near Hayes: good build
ing with an old-establshed restaurant an,
bakery business; lot 25xl00.