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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29
THE REALLY DANGEROUS GRIP.

In the estimation of the Medical Rec
ord, influenza, or, as it is now called
the grip, is. all things considered, 1.-The
most insidious and dangerous disease
which attacks civilized races" No
specific for the malady is known. ac-
cording to this authority. and its on
slaughtS are not to be effectually guard
ed against. The disease takes so many
forms that it cannot be treated on any
general principles, but each case has
to be made specially study Herein
lies the extreme peril of attempts at
Standardization, and there is reason
for believing that many patients suffer
more from the effects of drugs unwise-
ly chosen by themselves or other anna
tours in the healing art than they do
from the influenza. The best preventive
measures are to strengthen and brace
up the system by living an active.
healthy life. and especially by avoiding
the badly ventilated and overheated
rooms which are characteristic of
American homes and public and semi
public buildings. On the first suspi-
cion of an attack, the sufferer should
consult a physician. and be guided by
reason and clinical experience. These
teach rest in bed, the avoidance of
drastic agents, and, above all, the curb
ing of the desire to leave the sickroopl
until after the seeds of the disease are
entirely eliminated from the system.
AS in the case of all contagious mala-
dies, thorough ventilation is a prime
desideratum. while in fluenza," adds
the Medical Record, lis a self-limited
disease, and mild and uncomplicated
cases may safely be left to the resour-
ces of nature, it is unfortunately true
that the disease has to a greater eX-
tent than any other the faculty of at
lacking some weak spot in a persons
armor; hence complications are numer-
Gus, and in virtue of the complications
and sequelae, often prove disastrous.
The most common complications and
sequelae, it is superfluous to remark,
are respiratory affections, of which
pneumonia is the most often fatal"
The writer insists that overheated
rooms supply the conditions in which
the grip germ does its best-or worst.
There it is not only thoroughly at
home, but it finds its victims most sus-
ceptible to attack.-New York Times.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29
TO COLOMBO IN LIBERIA.
NEW MEXICO.
ALBUoUERQUEANS SKINNED.

Grafters are getting in their work in
Albuquerque and the Palace saloon
seems to be getting the worst of it's
deals with them. A colored man was
allowed to gamble in that saloon with
check on the Bank of Commerce for
capital The saloon man soon owned
the check but the next day when he
went to cash it he found that it was
worthless. The negro has not since
benzine He evaporated- Hermann,
the smooth young man who worked a
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29

lew SdDl6S mere anu Hdu " uh"ol N
some of them, made history repeat it
self in Albuquerque. He asked the
manager of the Palace to endorse two
drafts for the sums of $S5 and $3.50
and the man did it. He soon came to
his senses and went after Hermann
with a policeman, but the smooth
young man had spent the most of the
money for jewelry. However the Pal
ace man. like the FL Paso victim, made
him cough up part of the ill-gotten
riches and refund to him. Hermann
spent a night in Jail in Albuquerque,
but the chances are he didn't languish
and reflect over his misdeeds as writ
er on a newspaper of that city says.
The GOODNESS with which he fieeces a
man and then still hangs around in
his victims vicinity shows him to pos
sess an impunity for brick walls and
iron bars. He received sum of mon
ey from some one, very likely the pref
ty woman who was with him here, Suf-
ficient to pay his way out of durance
vile and he left for new fields. His
impunity for jails received encourage
ment both in Ell Paso and Albuuuer-
que. His impunity is shown by his
daring to go by the same name in two
different towns.
THERE'LL BE A FIGHT.
The Las Vegas Record says there
will be a pretty fight for the location
of the three proposed territorial in
situations to be authorized by the pres
ent territorial legislature. The Rec
ord says that Taos feels certain Of Sc
curing the reform school; the prepon-
derance seems to be in favor of Gal
lup for the miners hospital, while the
southern part of the territory may in
sist upon having the institute for the
blind. 1t is understood that Carls-
bad and White Oaks would like to have
the institution. but Rio Arriba county
will put forth a good fight on behalf of
itself. In addition, Valencia county
wants a normal school. That county
has been rather shabbily treated as fas
as public institutions are concerned,
although it's representatives in both
houses have for years been among the
leaders in legislation beneficial to the
territory.
NEW MEXICO'S EXHIBIT.
The board of commissioners for the
Pan-American exposition for New
Mexico met in Santa Fe and elected
officers. They called on the finance
committee of both houses of the legis-
lature for an appropriation to make
an exhibit from that territory. On ac-
count of the other appropriation bills
not yet being presented, the finance
committees were unable to give the
commissioners any definite answer as
to what the territory could do. An
other meeting of the commissioners
will be called in about two weeks.
Four hundred square feet of space has
been secured for the exhibit of New
Mexico at Buffalo.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29

Persons who suffer from indigestion
can not expect to live long, because
they cannot eat the food required to
nourish the body and the products of
the undigested foods they do eat
poison the blood. 1t is important to
cure indigestion as soon as possible,
and the best method of doing this is
to use the preparation known as Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests what you
eat and restores all the digestive Or
gans to perfect health. Fred Schaefer,
druggist.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29
DIR. Nc CHE HOK
Graduate Chinese Physician

Over 20 years CT
perfence so treattns
all diseases of met
and women.
He guarantees &
cure Blood Poison
Lost Manhood, Skin
d diseases, DrOpsy
Hernia, QonorrhoeA
Scrofula, Paralysis.
Rheumatism, Dts
eases of Brain, Heart
Lung, Kidneys. Liv-
eR. Bladder, and ali
Female Complaints
All diseases cured
exclusively by Obi
uese herbs without
surgical CD eraious
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29
for me-" and they all declare they will
never venture into Mexico again.
HIT THE WRONG MAN.

At Nogales Friday night Walter
McCurdy, prominent young attorney,
shot and seriously wounded Frank
Main, a gambler. The men were in a
saloon and McCurdy quarreled with
one of the gamblers, but not with Main.
The attorney pulled his gun and fired
at the man with whom he was quarrel
ing and missed him. The bullet went
into the wrong man, but he is not
fatally wounded.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29
MEXICO.
FOUND TWO SKELETONS.

Two men were in the neighborhood
of Casas Grandes recently looking for
a lost mine and the body of man re-
ported to have been killed in that vi
cinity several years ago. The story
goes that many years ago two men
were prospecting in the mountains
near Casas Grandes and found very
rich ledge of gold bearing ore. On the
way back one of the partners killed
the other so that he could come back
and be the sole owner of the discovery.
The murderer then wandered off and
never returned. The man who was
killed has a brother in Colorado who
sent the two men to that vicinity to
hunt for the mine and the bones of the
dead brother. The men did not find
the mine nor the skeleton for which
they were looking, but they found the
skeletons of two men bleached white
on the edge of a cliff in the mountains
about twenty miles east of Casas Gran
des. The bones were found behind a
sort of breastwork and one had been
shot through the skull and the other
through the breast. 1t is believed that
they were killed while defending them
selves from an attack either By In
dams or bandits.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29

Consultation Free
Hours: pa. to p. MI Sundays. 10 .. n
to p. M.
OFFICE los MYRTLE AVE
on San Antonio St., next Delaware Eur
nftufe Store.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29

IN a most dangerous CoHullioh
can see how well and strong l an
pain in my chest and lungs. / cot
fering. Someone advised Ack-
er's English Remedy, and L
thought l would try it, although
] confess that down in my heart
] had little faith in 1t. The
first bottle gave great relief.
and the second bottle made me
the healthy woman / am today.
NV husbands lungs are weak
also, and he cured himself with
the same grand old remedy.
Oar boy and girl have both
been saved by it from death
b. Group. l know this is so. for
when they were attacked IN the
night / had a bottle in the closet.
and by acting quickly that fatal
malady was easily overcome.
We always give it to the children
when they have a cough or cold.
and we would not be without it
for anything. My sister will
tell YOU also, if you ask her, that
it is a medicine that can always
be depended upon for all the
troublesof the breathing organs.
tell all our neighbors about
Acker's English Remedy whene
pie around Mechanicsville, N. Y
ing to bed at night without a bo
their doors wide open. AS loo
they allow their children to die
is a certain remedy that will cor
Acker's English Remedy Is
that your money will be refund
United States and Canada. In
Ne authorize The ADORE OudrGntt
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29
BOLD DASH FOR LIBERTY.

A lot of prisoners confined in Castle
San Diego at Acapulco made des-
perate attempt to effect their escape
one day last week. Recently the guard
around the prison was replaced by a
detachment of artillery, fewer in num-
Der than the usual guard. The pris-
oners noticed the decrease in number
of guards and thought it would be a
good time to escape. They agreed up
on the plan of making simultaneous
rush upon the guards. The plan was
successful as far as the guards around
the castle were concerned, for they
were taken by surprise and were I'M
able to prevent the exit of the prison
ers. but there was a good-shooting
guard on the roof and he made things
hot for the escaping prisoners He
killed several of them and scared the
others into running back into the pris-
on. while a commotion was caused in
town and officers turned out and cap
tured most of the Others Only seven
escaped and fled to the country.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29
SAID TOO MUCH.

Ell TEMPO, a newspaper published in
the City of Mexico. opened its mouth
too wide and got it's foot in it. Ell
TEMPO has been severely censured by
the press of the city for saying some
thing it should not about King Edward
VII of England. Ell TEMPO said the
new king is a fit hero for one of Boo
cacio's novels. Boccacio must have Sc
lected an undesirable set of men for
his heroes. for the other journals say
Ell TEMPO used ill-taste (probably a
dark brown when it said King Ed
ward would make good hero for Boo
caeio. Ell TEMPO got on high boss
and raised a stir up. not even the mem
bers of the clerical party. of which Ell
TEMPO is the chief organ, caring to
follow it in it's mad gait.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-29
A Mothers Plain Words


trouble because
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-08
REAL EsTATE-cITY-FoR SALE

REAL ESTATE-CITI-rO cAAE'
G.. H. UMBSEN & CO.,
"A MONTGOMERY ST.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
$2S, o0o-Makk offer; McAllister ST., this side of
Fillmore; improvements consist OF 8
dwellings of and and rooms and
bath each; all in good order; S2:txl2O;
ST., ooo-Rents slss per month; near 18th and
Mission SITS; Il well-built mats ats OF IAN and
brick foundation, cement Walks ana
street bituminlzed
SIS, 100-Rents SO per month; Ashbury st. near
park panhandle; 8 new bay-window flats
of 5 rooms and bath each; 25XlOo.
s., 250-Rents SIS per month; Howard St, near
18th; bay-window flats of and rooms
and bath each; brick foundation etc.
25x137:6
s5,OOO-Rents S47 per month; steiner-st. corner;
2 flats of 5 rooms and bath each; bay
windows, brick foundation, ETC.; all IN
good order.
handle; weii-built bay-window flats OF
and rooms and bath. each, with
stable in rear 25X137:6
81, 100-Rents $50 per month; Diamond ST., near
1sth; 2 substantial bay-window hats OF
and 6 rooms and bath each; brick
foundation, cement walks, ETC.; stable
in rear; large lot 27x125.
IS, 100-Rents $4S per month"; near Sixth and
Folsom sts.; tenements Of rooms
each; good building; brick foundation
ETC.: 25X75.
s., Rents $17 per month; close to the car
and rooms and bath each; in perfect
order and steadily rented; 25x70
$25OO-Bryant ST.. near 21st; bay-window cot
tage of rooms and bath, with rooms
in attic; in perfect order; brick founda-
ton, stone sidewalk and street btu
nlinized; 25x100
$2,10O-A new coy bay-windew cottage of 5
rooms and bath near the Mission-st. car
line: lot 25x100.
Send for our Real Estate Record" contain
ing list of proper ties for sale in all parts Of
the city
Latest Pocket Map of San Francisco &c.
G.. H. UMBSEN & CO.,
II MONTGOMERY st.
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Settlements the above sales will Be made
after the first OF the year. after the several
savings banks declare their dividends.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
s3S Market 81.
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GUERRERO-sT. RESIDENCE.
So 25o-A substantial weIl-buiIt residences OF
rooms and bath; near 22d ST.; this prop
erty has been reduced from $4,000 and
must be sold.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-08

Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE co. 0nc.),
51S CALIFORNIA ST.
IMPROVED
SIC, 50O-Turk, Jones' 27:6x137 s.; two 2
story houses.
ss25C-Hayes near Buchanan: 27x95; fats;
rents s67.
s5OeO-Union place, near Green; 2Ox5S:9; two
houses; rents Sal.
s5O0O-Leavenworth near Union; 25x112s; 3
new fats rents $47.
$4750-Mason, near Sacramento; fats; rents
81 90
s450C-Union. near Jones; 22:6x12O to rear
street; residence OF rooms and bath.
s45CO-Corner Twenty-sixth and Capp; sOxs5:
houses: rents $51.
s425O-Fell, near Devisadero; 25x1S7:6; house
of roo-cS and bath.
S3o0e-Scott place, near Broadway; 25x56; 6
flats; rents $50
S250O-Shipiey mr. 9Th; 25x75; flats; rents 81
UNINfPROVED.
California, near Webster; lots, each 25x137:6
S7GOO-Broderick, near O'Farrell; 50x137.6 6.
$70G0-Buchanan, near Suffer; 5Ox137:6-and L
$3.50.
s55G0-Greenwich ST., near Taylor; As :1ox1S7:s
S5Oo0-Waller, near Webster; 50xt2O to rear
street
Cor Nineteenth ave. and Clement st.. /; 2OOx120
$AO00-Corner Jones and Fllbert SITS: 25x70
$2500-Futon st., near Fillmore; 32:6<137:s
Point Lobos, near ed ave-. 53:4x100
Corner 25th and Point Lobos; 4S:6x100.
$2250-Union ST., near Webster; 34:41kx137:s
$1250 each-Poik ST., near Chestnut; lots
2T:6xS7: g.
S125O-Octavia St. near Union; 25x5s s.
s1Ge0-Sanchez, near EIGHTEENTH; 25x1o5
$S5 a front foot-Mission, near Twenty-eighth
400 lots, $500 to $500; terms easy; electric road
passes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-08

HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
Choice lots at low prices cause quick sales
500 to s450-Graded Ocean boulevard lots;
fine view; only few left; so monthly.
$500 to sso0-Bargains in Sunset; streets
graded and severed; easy terms.
Sunset branch office, 9Th ave-. near H st.
;4Oo to ssOo-chocest lots in Richmond
s1oo to s25o-Level lots near Mission-st. elcc-
trio cars; $40 down; IS monthly.
$3.50 to s29Oo-4-room cottages; all bargains;
splendid locations; easy terms.
SOL GETz & BRO
Room 81 Chronicle bldg
BARGAIN. EXCELS ANYTHING
MUST BE SOLD.
Choice block, 24Ox6o0, south OF Park, bet L
and NJ SITS, 42d and 43d AYES; call quick
SOL GETZ & BRO.
Room "a. Chronicle bldg.
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NEW FLATS.
In Ashbury Heights; and rooms; all lat
est modern improvements rent $50; lot 25x1H:s;
PRESIDE HEIGHTS.
A fine key lot on Spruce st., near Washing
ton, with marine viewj size 2:sAx1S7:6 feet;
~ PAGE STREET
Near Laguna; residence Of 10 rooms; fine
sunny lot, 27:6x137:6, with good view; price
$500; cost $4,000.
Send for our plats Of Richmond lots; all
HOwARD-sTREET FLATS
Rents s6S; price $3.50; three flats on Howard
ST., near Twelfth; Z, and rooms; all rented;
lot 25x1S7:6; in good condition; new plumbing,
PACIFIC HEIGHTS.
Splendid nearly new home on Pacific Heights;
rooms and bath; sunny lot. with beautiful
BUSH-STREET FLATS.
Two new fats on Bush ST.; and ! rooms;
rented for $50 30 monthly; price $1,000.
LOTS FOR FLATS.
Fine lots, corner Of Scott and AdcAuister sts.
must be sold for absent heirs; sizes. T:6x1S7;s
'''' w IN THE MISSION.
Cottage OF rooms and BATH on Shotwell st.,
near Twenty-second; easy terms II desiredi
send for our list Of other Mission cottages; all
prices.
On Clay St. In Presidio Heights; 2sx1o2 tssts
only $3.50; the cheapest lot In the district.
CHEAP LOT.
On California street. between Second ana
Third avenues; 25x1O0; only $3.50.
NEW FLATS.
In Panhandle district; just built; seven rooms
each; all the latest improvements; price t1o,5Oo;
rent sos.
MISSION FLATS.
Two fats of and s rooms Bartlett st.,
between 21st and 3D. rents s42 so; price $500
Three-room cottage lot, SOx114 feet In the
Mission; only s1100.
Send for our list OF cheap lots situated IN all
parts OF the city.
McAFEE BROTHERS,
10S Montgomery st., San Francisco.
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Northeast side of Second ST., 1878 Boutheagt
Of Brannan-Improvement consist OF II fats Of
5, rooms and a grocery on Second St.; also Is
cottages Of rooms each on Rincon ave-; rents
S3SS8 per annum; large lot, 137 :6x255 feet,
through to Japan st.
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BovEE, TOY & soNNTAG,

BOVEE, TOY & SONNTAG,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Houses Rented, Rents Collected and Full
Charge Taken of Property.
GA MARKET ST.
So ooo-splendid NE. corner in the Western
Addition with stores and flats, renting for S123
per month; lot 94:7x1OO feet.
l3,0OO-Choice S-story house containing 70
rooms and bath; north line of Mission ST.,
close to Sixth lot 25x35 feet; rented at present
for $50 Fer month; rent low.
$13.OOo-5 fats on Grove St. near Franklin;
81, OOO-Sacramento St, near Scott; modern 2
story residence containing rooms and bath;
lot J0x127:6 feet
Sn.0OO-Eddy St, near Laguna; flats and
rear houses; lot 25:9x12O feet through to rear
street; rents for SIS so per month
baths; lot s6:1o1zx1S7:81l feet; on the north
line of Clay St, near Walnut.
Sl90O-Choice 12-room residence on the north
line of Washington ST.. near Fillmore; rented
for $50 per month.
s675o-Pierce St. near Haight; 2 modern fats
rents for $50 per month.
$6500-2 flats Grove ST., near Laguna; lot
2JXl20i rents $50 per month.
$40OG-ChOice residence On Twentieth ST., near
Valencia, containing rooms and bath
$40Oo-2 fats on Natoma ST.. near Sixth; lot
25x75 feet; rents for $50 per month.
$S20O-Clara St, near Sixth; flats; lot 22:6x
tic and basement; lot 27x12O feet; Richmond
district adjacent to car lines
cottage of rooms and bath; lot 25x1i4 feet;
$500 cash and balance on terms
s1700-Diamond St, near Twenty-fourth; cot
tage of rooms and bath
s70O-Choice Sc. corner in the Mission district
lot 2Sxf00 feet.
s65O-NE. corner Eighteenth ave. and Califor-
MIA st; size 2Sx100 feet.
Further particulars OF
BovEE. TOY & soNNTAG.
A NJ sPECK & CO.. s67 Market. OPP. Kearny.
s10,000-Reduced from SS0,6O0; corner, 75x75 feet
within one-thlrd block Of Market ST.
and close to Hlbernia Bank; stores and
lodging house; best investment off
Market St; must be sold.
$50. GCo-Corner 4SxS2:6; first corner facing Mar
years ago; want offer.
SEQ 0CO-Gore corner; brick building; stores
and Ice rooms; bank mortgage $50 COO;
rents $500; can easily be increased to
$500
:55. OOO-HaIf block from orpheum; one blocl,
from proposed Croker Hotel and new
Flood building; stores and lodging
$40. 600 eary-st corner; lot S7sx1s7:s it.; very
substantial improvements; rents $3.50;
pays Der cent net.
$50, o0O-Turk ST., one block from Market ST.;
store and 16 rooms above; this is a
splendid buy.
frame Improvements; this is a quick
seller
s27. 5OO-Business corner; best location in West
ern Addition; store and flats; rents
500, coe-McAIlister ST. bargain: s2:sx12o: only
S16,5O0-Panhandle corner; two new buildings;
rents S142; lot 37x115.
SIS, 0o0-Leavenworth st. investment: 81 feet
'front.' rents $105; always rented.
$12. 750-New Van Ness ave. flats; rents $685. a
safe buy.
s11, 5Oo-Ellis-st. corner; stores and flats; 8
frontages; lot 37:6xS7:6 feet; rents S95.
$9,5oO-Rents S10S; lot 50xsO; downtown invest
ment.
$l,95G-Two modern fats; only one-half block
from Market ST.; rents $40; cost nearly
$500.
s3,6G0-Flats vicinity Third and Howard SITS. !;
rents $46 so: mortgage $500 remain.
A. Nj. SPECK & CO., 667 Market ST.
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MINES AND MINING.
MINES AND MINING.
WARNING.

WARNING.
We are Informed that certain parties. taking
advantage Of the success attending the Mon
tezuma Mining Company of Washington. for
whom we are sole agents, are offering the
shares Of another corporation Of the same or
similar name at fraction of the value of
genuine Montezuma shares. While there may
be some genuine offerings intending buyers
should be on their guard. Montezuma shares
Cthe kind sold by us) are gradually climbing
toward par, and-mark the prediction-they will
earn more money in the next five years than
any other mining shares on this market. A
prospectus Of the genuine Montezuma Mining
Company for the asking. THE AMERICAN
GUARANTY & TRUST CO.. Selling Agents.
S2S Montgomery st. (Price advances Dec. I'D
WANTED-Partner with $500 to develop paying
gold quartz lode. Box 262l, Call office.
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HAIGHT ST. IMPROVED PROPERTY.
South side (Nos 1S5-1SO Haight st., S7:e
feet east OF Laguna-Two fine substantial
houses OF 6, rooms and bath each; rents SO 50
per month: lot 50xS7:6.
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............CREAM OF PARK LOTS
lin blocks fronting Golden Gate Park.
Opposite 18th ave. Boulevard Park Entrance
On H and 1 SITS. and ..............
18th, 18th. 18th and Goth aves..........
Streets and Lots
lon Official Grades, Macadamized, etc..
............All Ready to Build On............
Water Gdsl Welsbach Street Lights Plank
-. Sidewalks! Excellent Car Facilities
The Better Class of Residences in Sunset Dist.
Low Prices Bound to Increase in Value.
These Lots Have No Equal. .........
Your own terms, small first payment balance
$50 monthly installments; interest only g..
................... Per cent ....................
For diagrams and prices call at our branch Of
nee (open week days, Sundays and holidays),
corner st. and Ninth ave-, south of Park
Horse and buggy at your disposal.
BALDWIN Il HOWELL. 10 Montgomery st.
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MUST BE SOLD

MUST BE SOl4D.
50, 750-Handsome modern residence OF rooms
and bath on a northeast corner. near
Haight and Broderick SITS. magnificent
panoramic view Of the city; q great op
pOrtunity to make quick turn; lot 26:3
1859 feet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-08

McAFEE BROTHERS,
los MONTGOMERY ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-08

PAYS OVER 80 PER CENT PER ANNUM.
Only $500 cash required; well-built hatg OF
rooms each; new plumbing; this u a
bargain that cannot be duplicated.