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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03
RIOTOUS TIME
characterization. We're Made at sionterr,
Against Governor Reye~-

Against Governor Reye~-
Monterey Mex, April 3.--During the
celebration here Thursday OF the vic
tory OF General Diaz republican
troops ever the French at Puebla on
April ?. 1861. after the disbanding Of
a grand parade on the Searagosa pla-
In. a mob OF about Is 900 citizens who
are partisans of Francisco Reyes, who
Ia one Of the opposing candidates Of
General Bernardo Reyes, late minister
OF war in President Diaz' cabinet.
marched in a body TO the residence of
Governor Reyes and began To heap
abnse upon the governor. greeting him
with a shower OF stones and yells of
Death to Reyes" etc.
The celebration Of Diez' victory be
gan At q m. when the national nag
had been unfuried above the public
buildings and the various military
bands gathered on the SeAragosa
plaza. where is situated the residence
OF Governor Reyes, and marched
through the streets. playing. TO their
respective barracks
At 10 a m there was q band con
cert on the SeargosA plaza and Just
after the termination Of the concert
difficulties took place between the par
tisans Of the various candidates for
governor. which led TO the formation
of large mob.
The governor in the meantime call
ed upon the police by telephone for
protection and a squad Immediately
responded and began the work Of dis
persing the mob A pitched battle en-
sued in which stones. ticks and pis-
tolls played a prominent part A large
number of shots were exchanged be
tween the police. and the riotous mob
and when the mob had beer dispersed
II WAS found that two policemen and
three citizens had been killed and a
large number OF persons more or less
seriously wounded
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03
ARkANSANS FIGHT.
Senator ClArk and Congressman BrundIg'
Have an Alteration

Senator Ciarh and Congressman BrundIgs
Have an Alteration.
Little Rock. Ark. April 3.--A Eight
occurred in front of the Capital hotel
on one of the most prominent streets
OF the city. between United States
Senator James p. Clarke and Con.
gresham s Brundige The difieulty
occurred over a statement given TO a
reporter by Mr.. Brundige in an inter
view several weeks ago Sena OF
Clarke struck Mr.. Brundige several
blows on the head which were
promptly returned by Mr. Brundige
There were a great many members
of the legislature and others in front
OF the hotel at the time aad they in
terferred before any serious injury
was done 10 either r the combatants
Brundige went 20 his room. where his
bloody clothing was exchanged
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03
HICKMAN UP
Oklahoma senator Te-tiG~s ta Regard To
Certain Boodis Charges

Oklahoma senator Te-tiG~s ta Regard ts
Certain Doodle Charges
Guthrie. Okla. April 3-State Sen
stor Hickman completed his testimony
regarding senate booGle charges be
fore the grand jury having consumed
an entire day. Nothing has been
made public as 10 the result He was
again arraigned In court before Chiei
Justice Burf0rd on the contempt pro
ceedings for failure TO eouse before the
jury sooner, but denied that his hur
RED trip To Chicago was taken 10 as
certain what manner Of evidence be
should give before the jury. The rec
ords Of the telephone station we're
produced as evidence that Hickman
did talk with Prosecuting Attorney
Mcclure al the time McGuifre claims
to have told Hickman OF the attach
ment being issued for the senator fol
contempt Decision is reserved
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03

Roosevelt. l. T.. April 3.-In the
case Of the settlers of the townsite OF
Harrison. which is located about ten
miles northeast OF this place. against
A. n. Byers. homestead entryman. a
anal decision has just been rendered
by the secretary OF the interior In
which he holds the homestead entry
OF Byers intact. and dismisses the
case. His decision reyerses the local
land Office at El Reno and the commits
sioner OF the general land once
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03
Robbed The Grave.

A startling incident 10 narrated BY
John oliver. of Philadelphia. ss fol-
lows: ~ was ia an awful condition
Ny skin vas almost yellow, eyes
sunken. tongue coated, pain contia-
uaiiy in back and sides, no appetite
growing weaker every day. Three
physicians had given me up. Then
l was advised TO use Electric Bit
ters, 90 my great Joy. the first bottle
made a decided Improvement. con
tinued their use for three weeks,
aud | atm now a well man. l know
they robbed the grave of another
victim" No one should fail TO try
them. Only 20 cents, guaranteed,
~ Herring Drug Co.'S drug store.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03
IN PORTUGAL
Kiag Edward Of Great BfItAia Warmly
welcomed as Ilslssn.

KIag Edward Of Great Bfaaia warmly
Welcomed =s Ii.asssn.
Lisbon. April 3--Ths British Royal
zach, Victoria and Albert. with King
Edward on board arrived In the Tagus
frou Portsmouth and was SAlused by
the warships and forts. The yacht
steamed up the estuary. followed by
the escorting British and Portuguese
cruisers and anchored opposite the
Black Horse squadrons. where An i'm.
mense crowd had assembled Another
royal salute was Aired as King Carlos
embarked at the arsenal on board the
royal gallery which was built for the
marriage of Don Maria and Carlos Nv.
The galley Is beautifully decorated
with elaborate carvings is thirty six
feet long. and WAS manned by eighty
men who pulled forty oars The wMr.
ships manned sides and yards and the
sailors cheencd as the state gallery
followed by q number Of other galleys
proceeded 20 the Victoria and Albert
The Interview between their males-
ties on board the Victoria and Albert
lasted an hour and half. after which
q procession was formed and the two
kings went ashore The historic gal,
leg occupied by The kings led the way
II was followed by iotilla OF vari,
Gus craft Their majestles progress
was accomplished by salyos OF artia-
lery and the sailors OF the warships
again manned sides On landing
King Edward and King Carlos we're
greeted With tremendous enthusiasm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03

Grandview. Tex, April 3.-Dr. L. H.
Gerhard. one OF the old landmarks OF
Johnson county. died at o'clock
Thursday morning. after an illness OF
two weeks Or. Gerhard was born IN
Philadelphia Nov 2s, 1929, and came
to Texas in the sos He was a Knight
Templar Mason in high rank. the old
est Mason in the country. and held
that order next to his religion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03

Fl Paso. Tex April "a high wind
blowing at the rate OF seventy miles
per hour. prevailed here. A number
of unfinished buildings were blown
down and the electric light plant was
badly damaged. Three OF its brick
smokestacks were RACED. and the root
was partially demolished.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03

New Orleans. April 3.-The leyee al
Union Settlement. six miles below
troke at 5 80
O'Clock Thursday morning two miles
above the breaks previously reported.
The new erevasse is already 500 feet
wide and is rapidly charging The
end OF the leyee is cAving In very fast,
and II Is not impossible that a gap four
miles long will be made in the EN-
bankment there
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Washington. April s.-Mr. Bowen
signed with Senior Ojeda. the spanish
minister. the Venezuela Spanish pro
tocol providing for the adjustment OF
the Spanish claims by joint commits
sion at Caracas The president Of
Mexico II IL provided shall select the
umpire In eaae Of the failure Of the
commissicn 10 agree.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03
CRlBBlN6 JOINED.
The Critical Stage Now Thought to Have
Heen Passed


Been Passed
New Orleans. April 3.-With the
successful joining Of the ends Of the
crib work leading from either side OF
the broken Hymelia ievee. an achieve
ment which was accomplished early
on Thursday. the critical stage is con-
s!dered TO have been passed in the at
tempt to close the crevasse. now TOO
feet in width. Only the most unexpect-
ed misfortune resulting in the carry
ing away Of the cribbing can prevent
the success OF the undertaking which
ia view Of the extent of the break and
conditions that surrounded il. Is re
garded az an unusual triumph in ere
vase fighting. Generally the river
conditions are considered TO be improv
ed IN louisiana
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BURNED ALL OVER.
A Little Girl Had Her Flesh Literally
Cook ed la Places

u LEttIe bfFI HAD HOT Flesh LHeFAIIy
Cooked la Places
Paris. Tex, April 3.-While a T.
year-oId daughter of farmer named
Bradley. living east of town. in the
Mount Olive neighborhood. was in the
field with a sister burning grass her
dress became ignited and she received
burns believed to be fatal. The ia.
Their, who was a short distance away.
ran to her assistance and was badly
burned about the hands in trying to
extinguish the flames.
The child was burned all over, the
flesh being cooked in places.
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ChiekaSha. l. r. April Ben and
James Hughes. two old ranehmen liy-
ing north OF Mountain View. have been
arrested by the authorities at Cordell.
Okla. charged with the murder Of Lutte
Houston os chickasha. Okla. Tuesday
Nov 4. 1909.
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Eagle Pass. Tex. April General
William Shafter. accompanied by his
brother. Captain James Shafter. arriv-
sd in the city and Will remain some
says. the guest OF their brother. Cap
tain John y ShafteT
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voUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
u the WANT COLUMN IL working
- right along. DAILY LiaHr
- WANT ADvERTIsEMESTsw work
80 all the time, building business
for the wise advertiser. If
you want to rent your house or sen
anything, use WANT ADVERTISE
MENT. The WANT CoLrMs Ia read
by nearly all the people of wAxa-
haehie-
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Massillon, o.. April 3-The 5000
miners of this district quit work The
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03

IL you want to look neat bring me
our clothes to clean. press and re-
pair. I am here to please you. Buy
aud sell secondhand clothes.
J y. PERRis,
x5sf 2l3 East N ain street.
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FOR sALE-SoOo Kennedals brick
Waxahachie lee Works. dJwl5
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SEE Mrs. e. J. OYissss for ladies
shirt waist dress suits nAds To- order
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03

TIME OF YEAR, 80 have your sew.
ing Machine Thoroughly Cleaned
to shwe scar on machinery as well
as yourself. Broken parts daph.
Gated Arthur Mackoy's Gun aud
bicycle Shop. Eml4p
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03

FOR RENT-Two Dwelling houses /,
one Broom aud ore T-tson, near
college. See r. NJ Rocket u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03

MEN WANTED for the Uuited
States Navy. machinists, nremen,
coal pasaera. electricians, ship
wrfghts. seamen, ordinary seamen,
landsmen, apprentices, and mess
attendants must be American born
citizens or have made legal DECLARE
tion of intention tn become citizens.
Only men Of good character and
PITY siqas need apply. For iuforma-
ton apply IN person or by letter To
Naval Recruiting station, post
ofice, Fort Worth, March y TO y.
Dallas. March ID TO April 4 -
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-09-12
Bucklen's Arnica Saive.

Has worldwide fame for marvel
lous cures. 1t surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
Cuts Corns, Burns, Boils. Sores,
Chapped Hands, Skin Eruptiops;
infallible for Hands, Skin Erup-
tions; infallible for Piles. Cure
guaranteed. Only Csc. at T. J..
Liable Drugstore.
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ST. MART1NvILLE La. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER r. 1908
STORE BURNED.

At eleven o'clock Tuesday night
the store of Mr.. Frank Robin was
discovered on fire, and when dis
covered the fire had already made
considerable headway, and by the
time the hose got there half of the
frame building was in flames. In
a few minutes three heavy streams
were playing on the building and
30 effective was the work, half of
the ruins are yet standing, to show
the efficiency of our Water Works
system.
If there had been hose compa-
nies, ami the hose had been at
hand when the Ere wss discovered,
only the wing where the fire star
ted might have burned. but the
store proper could have been sa-
we'd.
This fire has demonstrated the
necessity of having a supply of
hose and nozzles in the different
sections of town, because it as
much easier to control a fire at
it's iucipiency.
The building was owned by Mr..
NJ. Bienvenu, and valued at about
four or live hundred dollars with
no insurance.
The loss of Mr.. Robin in stock
is fully $500 with $1,000 insu-
rnnce.
This fire was the first test for
our new Water Works system, and
every body in town is now satisfied
that they can be relied upon for
good, effective work, the pressure
was 90 strong that the water shot
through the weather boarding and
tore everything in its way. Our
Water Works proved a complete
success Tuesday night. and to the
satisfaction of every one.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin
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REAL EsTATE-C1TY-FoR SALE.
25 POST ST.

s. 5oo-Twenty-first St. near Valencia; lot
5Ox115; or house and % feet for $65co.
$50 0o0-Sixth-st. business property. 5OxS5
stores. etc; rents $125.
$4bOO-Liberty ST., near Valencia; 2-story
house. 8 rooms and bath.
S32 5OO-Drumm St, near Market 3-story
brick building: rents $3.50
S11, o0O-Corner property; store and flats; large
lot. 75xT5; near Eighth and Harrison.
flats; rents 500 so; $4,000 mortgage
$1,1O0-Rents $71; large lot 3Sx90 2 stores,
flats; Guerrero st.
Saskatchewan corner lot, 1877 :6x137 g.: Gold
en- Gate ave; residences; rents $225
SIOOO-Lake St. lot 30x100; rents $62 so; 2
new flats
81, OOo-Third ave. near Lake ST.; lot 25x12O;
rents $50; 2-story residence rms, etc.
$9,OOO-Rents SI2 80; Broderick St, near
Washington; 25x11O; flats
$40 1bO-Washingto ST. close in; down town;
rents S97 so; 3 flats
$l1,OOO-Clayton St. near Haight; 81 :6x106 %:
rents $3.50: flats.
$13,5OO-Folsom St. Sixth; lot 25x165 to
rear street; two stores below two floors
above; house on Shpey ST. of 10 rooms
rents $94 per month.
$6OO0-Lewis St. off Jones, bet Taylor and
Jones; three fats of and rooms;
S6,oO0-Clay St. Steiner; opposite Alta
plaza; key lot. 25x1O2:SA; exception
ally well situated abundance of light
and sun; residence Of rooms and bath :
splendid lot for new fats mortgage OF
$25O0 can remain
SI'oOO-Union ST., mr. Fillmore: lot S0x1O0;
two flats of and rooms and ba tn
S15,ooo-Make an offer; large lot 55x12o on
Busiest. corner in good neighborhood
in central portion of Western Addi-
ton; present frame buildings of no
value all the moneys worth in the
land; very suitable for flats; very
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ELDRIDGE & CO..

EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & CO.
Established 1879
$3.50, ooo-Cor. on Grant ave-. near Market st. !;
nearly full 50-vara lot; 4-story brick
hotel of 40 rooms and stores and
fine finished basement underneath rents
$4,000 a year; could be handsomely in
creased If present tenant could secure
a lease.
$50 oo0-Ellis St. near Market: 4-story and
basement hotel of II rooms net in
come $4,000 per year.
S45, 000-Downtown location on Geary st ::
splendid business block; lot 50x137 %
large house; at a small expense could
be made into a rooming house.
S4o'oo V.Biggest business bargain on Polk st. {;
containing stores and rooming- house
above; very low rental at 1920 year
SIG, 5oo.Rents $3.50 per year; 3 beautiful
bath tiled bathrooms. gas CRATES, cleo
tricity. etc; Steiner St. near Fell;
$14, 0oO-Rents $3.50 per year; Fell St, near
Buchanan St; 4 swell up-to-date fats
OF SO rooms and bath; sunny side OF
street, large lot 50x137:6 #; perma-
nent investment in progressive district.
81, 500-McAllister-s investment rents 500
40 rooms: toilets in each fiat; oak
finished dning-room and marble steps,
etc
$11. O0O-Harr:son st. corner; lot 75x75 IT. /:
improvements consist of store and flats
rents for $1,000 per year
$10,000-Rents S111O per year; 4 modern
flats Of 10 rooms and porcelain bath
etc; San Jose ave; biggest snap
ever offered in this neighborhood; IS
feet frontage
$I250-Rents $3.50 per year; new modern
building containing large stores and =
flats Of . rooms and porcelain bath
etc; best business portion of the Mis-
sion
81, OC0-Pays big interest $1OsO per year: Har-
rison St. close to 9th: these flats are in
Al condition. lot 27x1S7: 6 feet: no bet
ter speculative proposition IN market
Sc. 000-Bush st. near Steiner; 3 elegant flats
in first-class shape of rooms and bath
each: present income of $3.50 per year;
could be easily increased; cement side
walk. street btuminized; inspect this
bargain at once.
Sc, 5000 Farrell st. cor; handsome 2-stoFy
residence of rooms and bath.
S5,250-Greatest speculative bargain in the
market: Folsom and Third SITS. !;
4 fine flats and good house. facing on
another street brick foundation, patent
flush toilets; rents 500 per year.
81, 500-Eddy st. Steiner elegant 3
story residence of rooms and bath
brick foundation; lot 26x1OO tt: lot
alone almost worth price asked
81, 300-Big snap in building lot: on Fulton
St. near Steiner; lot 27:6xS2:6 IT.; a
forced sale
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO,
6}S Market street.
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REAL EsrArr-c1rY-FoR SALE.
6Ss MARKET ST.


EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION ~
TUESDAY. sEPrEMBER Is: 1903.
At Our Salesroom, 63S Market St,
At u o. clock noon.
RICHMOND RESIDENCE.
line of Sd ave-, 70 TT. S Of Lake ST., being
No. 106 Third ave. a modern 2-story and full
basement dwelling. containing spacious rooms
and porcelain bath; tiled sinks; iron fencing;
payment. balance in morthiy instaIIments; no
taxes or interest," do not fail to inspect this
magnificent property; Eddy-st. cars; get OH
RICHMOND FLATS.
S line Of Lake St, 80 #. w Of Second ave-,
being NO 10 Lake st;i lot Lot 2'Nlo2;6 feet
s line of Lake St. 80 feet E of Second ave.
and being No. 80 Lake St; improvements con-
sist of flats Of rooms each, porcelain baths,
thing, etc; artistic iron fencing; patent con-
crete sidewalk; renting extremely low for SIS
small cash payment, balance easy terms: will
be sold separately: Eddy-st- cars take you to
MISSION COTTAGE.
5 line Of Hill ST., bet Sanchez and Noe; No.
440 Hill ST.. elegant new cottage; modern in
every respect: spacious rooms. porcelain bath;
hne high basement; property commands a mag
nifcent marine view; small cash payment. bal
ance easy terms: Castro cars 1 block from
MISSION HOME.
Sc lire Of London S.. 125 II. NE Of Brazil.
sist of a handsome 2-story dwelling of rooms
and bath: modern in every respect: commands
magnificent view; San Mateo and Mission st.
electric within 1 block of the property.
MISSION COTTAGE.
5 line of Vulcan ST.. % IT. w Of Juno being
lot 2. block T. Park Lane Tract: handsome A.
room and bath cottage: connected with sewer
and water; Just finished and within 20 minutes
ride from the Emporium: take Castro-st. car.
ALSO
n line of Vulcan St, 274 It. s of Juno; block
U. lot 10. Park Lane Tract; modern cot
tage OF rooms and bath; revelation in archi-
lecture
PACIFIC HEIGHTS BUILDING LOT
w line of Devisadero ST.. 202 IT, Of Jack
son: elegantly situated building lot in the best
portion of the Western Addition; flats erected
upon this magnificent property could be made
to realize handsome revenue; lot 25X110 IT.
SACRAMENTO~ST. BUILDING LOT
line Of Sacramento ST.. 81 :6 II. E of Spruce ;
particularly desirable building site in an aris-
tocratic neighborhood: level and ready for
building; patent concrete sidewalk; lot 25x1O4 %
feet
MISSION INVESTMENT.
line of 25th St. 175 IT. w of Sanchez; ex-
tremely large lot. 29:6x114 IT.; No. 4O23 25th
ST; elegantly situated fats of 8 rooms and
bath each: patent toilets; brick foundation:
modern plumbing: water bills to pay. as
there is a fine windmill 2000- gallon water
Tank all in fine order. on the premises: rents
very low for $50 per month mortgage of
$1,000 remain.
For further particulars and catalogue
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market ST.
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CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS

WHEN YOU SELL REAL ESTATE policy
of title insurance in this company will satisfy
the purchaser better than an abstract and close
the transaction without delay Because the
purchaser knows that before this company will
issue such policy 1t searches the title for its
own safety. has every legal question investt-
gated by it's law department. and only when it
approves the title will it issue the policy AS
the policy is backed by the entire capital and
surplus of this company, the purchaser knows
further examination is useless.
THE ONLY SAN FRANCISCO TITLE IN
SURANCE COMPANY having a complete To-
caity plant or copy of the real estate records,
constructed especially for insuring real estate
titles like modern plants of New York Boston
C-hicopo ard Esste-n cItias. roo SON bio rsts,t.
regular trust company business transacted I'M
der State charter; all matters controlled and
managed by the following
DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES:
WILLIAM ALVORD.
Vice Pres Bank of California.
-'0D-'-'- Do OF Balfour, Guthrie Co.
HENRY L. DAVIS.
President California Optical Co.
P. N. LILIENTHAL.
WARREN oLNEY' '''''''
olney & oiney. Att'ys and counselors.
Page. Mccutchen C knight. Att'ys.
Mgr. Cal. Title ms and Trust Co.
Capitalist, $50 California st.
CENTER G. SPADER,
IL Montgomery St. Lick House Block
$4,000.
Rents $3.50 per month new up to date flats
on Post ST., close in: frontages; very cheap
$4,000.
Sixth St. near Townsend; choice lot. 25xso;
''O 'i'p'O'ei''es2 s. 500.
Rents $175: new up TO date corner flats 6
rooms each; choice location; large lot, 90 feet
front; "a feet vacant.
$500.
Rents SAT so; 2 modern flats near Twenty
third and Guerrero SITS: and 9 rooms: base
ments large lot. 30x123; an offer considered
$4,000.
Rents $52; two-story bay-window residences;
containing q rooms and bath each lot 31x
117:6 to rear street, one of the best
streets in the Mission; this is a very fine
buy; investigate
$1,000
Church St. near Twentieth; choice lot. 25x1o5;
1-3 cash. balance to suit purchaser.
$14,500
Rents $1400; Fell ST., north side. near Fill
more; modern flats: large lot, 5Ox137.
$4,000
5000 rents; new flats; close to Sixteenth and
Church sts.; safe investment; lot 25x125.
$3.50.
Washington St. near Cherry; modern cottage
6 rooms; lot 2Sx127; cheap.
$4,000.
$456 rent; 9 modern flats; in Mission warm
belt; choice location: on car line.
CENTER & SRADER.