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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
RUssIA's AIMS IN Ig.DIA.
Th~ Gear IL Charged with COvctinG
John Balls Garden I'm south
ern Asia.

II the account given of a catastrophe
to the Orenburg-Tashkent railway re-
Gently given by a correspondent proves
true 1t will be no misfortune from the
standpoint of Asiatic tranquility. This
long and costly railway was almost
avowedly planned as a menace to At
ghanistan and northern India. 1t could
not have any other purpose; indeed, the
country through which it passes, after
leaving the Aral sea. being chiefly bar
rem land, inhabited by an extremely
sparse and nomadic population. But
commercial considerations never count
for anything when any extension of the
Russian system of strategic railways
engages oficial minds at st. Petersburg.
The scheme was consequently adopted,
in spite. It is believed, of some objection
on the part Of the then finance minis
ter on the ground OF the enormous out
lay. and. the czar's sanction having
been obtained, the work was at c put
ia hand.
Later on another argument for press
ing forward its completion came to the
front. It would, said its promoters,
shorten the distance Fl .sesnueagastpnipt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
MARKING HOUSEHOLD LINEN
Some Particulars Which May Be New
and of Value to Many
Housekeepers.

The monogram is the most elegant
form for marking linen, but the sim
pie initial is perfectly correct. The
same initial or monogram should be
Used on all household linen, only varied
in size according to the sizes of the ar
ticles to be marked, says the ~Indianap-
oils Journal. Fashion has set her seal
Of approval upon French laid embroid-
cry in pure white merceTized cotton or
linen, so, to be fashionable, this must
be used. The letters on sheets, pillow
cases and table cloths are usually three
inches in height; for towels and dinner
napkins two or two and one-half inches
high and one or one and one-half inches
high for small luncheon and breakfast
napkins. Perforated patterns for mark
ing can usually be found at fancy work
shops, which will enable the worker to
stamp her own linen accurately, which
is essential to good embroidery work.
The size of the thread must be governed
by the quality of the material to which
it Is to hs applied, but one rule obtains,
namely that it is better to use thread
a little fine than too coarse, for the
latter is sure to look hunlpish on a fine
ground oven though skilltully handled.
AlwagsIstretch the stamped linen in an
embroidery hoop before beginning work.
Sheets are stamped exactly in the middle
of the top end, about two or three inches
from the Hem with the top of the letter
toward h e'middle of the sheet, so that
the letter reads correctly when the
sheet is turned back. Pillow cases are
also marked in the same manner, with
letters two inches above the hem, the
lower end of letters nearest the hem
The letters on towels should be in the
same relative position. except when the
end is ornamented with drawn work;
then, of course, the embroidery should
be above it, regardless of measurements.
Pillow shams are marked directly in
the center. On tablecloths place the
letters, top upwards. either bias or
straight with the corner and eight inch
es from the edge: or napkins in the same
way, with letters two and n half inch
es from the edge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

OF the II Ironr1er -Bs no irss'tnan
1000 miles. After this brilliant discov-
cry money was poured out like water
and to water 1t has returned. That
mighty but erratic river, the Syr Daria,
through whose valley the line passes,
has converted a continuous stretch Of
Ia miles into a lake Sc feet deep and 30
miles broad. But there is every proba-
bility that the i%nundation will soon as
sumo much greater proportions, as the
line passes for 800 miles through coun-
try liable to submersion whenever the
Syr Daria overfiows. 1t will be good
news at Cabul, where the ambitious I'M
dertaking, so meaningless, except fer
war possibilities, has always been re-
garded as having for its primary OBJ
ject the subsection of Afghanistan to
~sIssia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
THURSDAY, JULY "A, 1904.

expense in producing such an edition.
For instance, it took over two and
q half tons Of paper to print today's
paper. This item alone is no small
consideration,
1t has been our aim to make this
edition MS complete ms possible. We
believe that every industry of amy
consequence whatever, is mentioned.
A history OF the industrial growth of
the Guy is givan as we'll as the history
of all the public institutions and of
the founding of the city itself. 1t has
seen our aim thsonghout to draw
attention to Perth Amboy and inn
press upon the minds of the citizens
here that we have a city to be proud
of as we'll as to show outsiders THAT
Perth Amboy is the best place in the
country In which to locate.
The News takes pardonable pride in
it's efforts to put Perth Amboy to the
front. An up-to-date press is essential
to any city and this the News has
tried to be. We have not reached our
limit yet. This edition is only one
of the many features we have in view
to boom Perth Amboy. This is mere
ly another mark, a link in a long
chain of events which has made the
Evening News Perth Amboy's great
est newspaper and sets the pace for
others.
Read the contents of this edition
and then go forth to talk Perth Amboy
more strongly than v There are
plenty of facts to back you, keep up
the good work and let the country
know that you are from Perth Amboy
and are not ashamed of it. The place
has nh enviable history, having played
an important part in all the great
events in tie developer ent of the
nation. 1t is q place to be talked
about and it is up to It's citizens to do
the talking. Back up the talk with
action in improving the city all along
the line. 1t is an age of progress and
Perth Amhoy is in the lead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
Train UP the Parents.

The )cbild's salvation must be Won
from within out and not FROM without
In. All the laws and restrictions In the
world cannot make a good man or
woman out of the individual; that is de-
termined 10 seek the disrerutable and
the vile. What must save the boy or
the girl is the principle instilled from
earliest years by faithful love and au-
thority, line upon line, p'ecept upon
precept. We must reach the hayward
and reckless parent somehow before
we can make much impression on the
character OF children hat live at home.
How this can be done is a problem that
almost battles solution. - Portland
lOregonian.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
INDUSTRIAL EDITION.

Tho Evening News Is talking Perth
Amboy today. In fact, it is fairly
shouting!the glories of the city in its
Special Industrial Edition which mp.
pears as Its regular issue. Perth Am
hoy Is q city to be- proud of. 1t has
its faults along with all other muni-
cipalities but they are few when
compared with q great majority of
her sister cities. 1t should be tile OBJ
ject OF the citizens to talk of the good
TEXTURES and work hand in hand in
al effort to remedy the defects.
NIUE III So News started out to
boom Perth AmDosruras continued
to lead in the marcRA progress ever
since. It wal necessary to saw things
and to criticise in a manner which
startled many local people who had
not been accustomed to it and often
the News has been misunderstood. 1t
lie necessary to take a fearless stand
in order TO accomplish things. The
News took such o stand and made
enemies, many of whom have not yet
forgiven us and some are ever trying
TO punish Us, but the readers of the
News need not be told that the policy
Of Tins newspaper will remain I'M
changed. To boom Perth Amboy is
our object and nothing will prevent
us.
TodRy's industrial edition consists
Of forty pages. 1t is given to all our
subscribers at the usual rate of one
cent. All the newsdoalers and news
boys have also been supplied with
their usual number Of papers SO that
all Evening News readers, whether
Subscribers or not. can have the whole
forty pages for one cent. Insist upon
getting all of it. You are entitled to
1t and it Is justly yours. All extra
copies, outside of our regular ciroula-
tion, viii cost five cents each. This
ID necessary owing to the enormous
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
Hominx md Nut Roll

10 two cups of hot cooked hominy add
q cup of chopped English walnut meats,
a beaten egg and seasoning Of salt, pep
per, onion juice and chopped parsley to
taste. While still hot shape into a
smooth, compact roll on a board dredged'
literally with bread crumbs. Brush
with beaten egg and roll in bread
crumbs until well coated. Bake half an
hour, baSting several times with butter
melted ih hot water. Serve with meat
gravy OF tomato sauee.-Good House
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14
Rhnbarb Foam.

Stew six stalks of rhubarb with half
a lemon rind, a stick of cinnamon and
two cupfuls of sugar; when it has
boiled down. remove from the fire and
pass through a sieve; beat one cupful|
Of cream until quite stir. and stir
into a pint Of rhubarb. Serve in
glasses when thoroughly chilled
Peoples Home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

Entered at Post-Ofice as second class matter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-18
ZEAL rsrArD-crrr-roa SALE.

49,
c. NJ. WOOSTER CO. B4s Market st.
S4,I5O-Rents $720; superior. wei ouht hats,
new plumbing. brick foundation; near
Folsom and Sixth SITS; great big vaiue'
IS. ooo-Sx modern fats OF the class that
are always rented on Buchanan 81.
ia ana . rooms and DALI IA. h,IcIS foun,
dation raise the rents and the proper
ty will easily sell for $4,000
s15. 00o-The LOT, 5Gxll0:6. is alone big bar
gain for the asking price; similar prop.
erty recently sold for $500 per . ir9nt
foot: half of lot vacant; rents SizoV'
on California. near Polk
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
SG, c0o-Store and fat on one OF the princlpAl
car line streets, 90 feet from sixth,
the store is leased for years at Sto
per month: the fiat is rented eXtre .lls,s'
ments are substantial well built, brick
Foundation, etc
81. 250-- Handsome home of 6 rooms and bath;
rents SJ5; on Leavelworth ST., near
Washington; this elegant home IS being
sacrificed on account of recent death
sc.25o-Two elegant brand new fats of and
and hath: only short distance
north Of Market St. large lot, 2sXlOO;
rents S630.
s13. 500-Lot 6Ox122:G; Mission St. near Twen-
tieth; stores and nats; cottages'
good plumbing: fine condition; rents low
1914 the lot alone is worth the ask
ing price
$l3, 5o0-Three elegant flats. G-7-T rooms and
modern S-room house which could cas-
ily be converted into additional flats;
lot 81 :Gxl37:6: rents low, Sl52o; on
Fulton St, close to city Hall
81. 1eo-Rents 5000: store and two fats; close
to Eleventh and Folsom; a splendid in
vestment
SIS, OOo-Rents slO0O three elegant new bay.
w.ndowed corner fats in the heart OF
the Mission warm belt; lot 25x1l4.
sGOoo-Three modern fats on shotwell St.
near Seventeenth; rents STA; lot Tx
SPECIAL.
GRAND THIRD STREET CORNER
80, OOO-Mortgage SIS. 500 can remain at PER
cent; lot 25x1oo:6. with l. 50x25 on
side street; this magnificent corner the
cheapest Third ST. with its unequal
ed prospects. is sure to increase Won
derfuny in value in thr near future
S. OOO-Six new modern fats IN the very
best possible condition, near sixth ana
Folsom: year old; latest plumbing
ETC.; rents $13 90 each fiat or total $9I2
per annum: the rents can easily De
raised to SD each of S1CSO per annum;
mortgage 5000 at per cent can re-
main; this property Will pay 22E per
cent on the money invested at the pres
ent rents.
ST. 5OO-Store flats modern elegant condi-
ton; on a prominent business corner
OF Devisadero St; under lease for Sl9JO;
mortgage $12, SEQ at per cent can re-
q ~ WOOSTER co 64S Market st
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CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
IT is BETTER
TO protect yourself against every possible
less by having us examine and insure the title
Than 70 leave it ope7 to dispute-and your
self subject to the costs Of possible litigation
Our examination and insurance costs little
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regular trust company business transacted IN
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managed by the following
DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES:
WILLIAM ALVORO
I PTssIde9t Bank OF California
Vice Pres Bank Of California.
ROBERT BRUCE.
HENRY L. DAVIS.
President California Optical Co.
P n. LILIENTHAL,
Manager Anglo Californian Bank
WARREN oLNEY.
oiney & olney At,y's and counselors.
Page, Mocutchen & knight. Atty's.
Mgr; Cal Title ms. and Trust Co.
Capitalist. $50 California st.
s3GOo-CORNER Church and Day SITS: 3CyfI4.
store and fat; room for another building
s210O-Buena Vista ave; . rooms. bath. wind
mill lot 1COx7O
s25Oo~Hancock 81; rooms. bath; lot 25xi14;
snap.
$32oo-sanchez St. near 19th fats lot 25x
ia.
s4soo-Noe st near 18th: : flats. and 6
rooms, bath
Ss500-Frederick ST.. fats. c and rooms;
lot 25x13T g.
Waller ST. near shrader; lot 55xs5; price re-
duced
s1GoO-Near 18th and Castro sts; cottage. 4
rooms.
s350O-Church St; flats: 1856 rooms. baths
PATTERSON, room 2G2 Examiner bldg
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1.
1873 MONTGOMERY ST.
e. 6oo-A sacrifice: close TO Haight and Ash
bury; nice cottage, rooms and bath.
renting for $23 per month; lot 2oxsO.
s11 5oo-Close to Howard and 18th SITS, .
handsome new flats, rooms and bath
each; rents $50 per month; lot 2oxl@2; 70.
"a T50-Nr. church and oath; fine modern
flats 3 rooms and bath each; rents
sT2 30 per month.
81 5Ou-Big bargain for a builder; Castro St,
close to 1Tth lot SSx120.
So, 25O-Bargain; Golden Gate ave, ar De.
viSadero: 2-story house. rooms and
bath; lot 25x13T:6.
s12, ooc-Washington St. best part Pacific
Heights; modern flats. rooms and
bath each; rents $125 per month; lot 25x
1876
s12, 5oO-Buchanan St; 3 new modern fats. 6
per month.
sf4 5OO-Bush st: 5 new modern flats. rooms
and bath each; rents SLY 30 per month
s15. OoO-Broderick st; new flats, rooms
and bath each; rents Sl2t 90 per month
$40, 500-Spruee ST.; new modern fats rents
.SS 30 per month; extra large lot, Box
i12:G
S14 ooo-ITnion St; new modern flats all
under lease at S135 per month.
$11, jCo--Union st; new modern fats, s
rooms and bath each; rents $llo per
month.
$4,000 aner st. mr.. Haight new fats,
o.r-s each; rents 800.
s5,50o-Lombard st; flats; rents s54 per
month.
50. 75c-Post St; flats, 6 and 7 rooms;
rents sT5 per month.
$7,250-Laeuna st. flats, and rooms;
rents $50 per month.
:6,000-Geary st. houses; rents sos per
month.
Get my September catalogue for complete list.
f. B. SURRYHNE, 1sS Montgomery st.
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NEW SUBDIVISION
NEW SUBDIVISION
SELLING FAST-SELLING FAST.
SELLING FAST-SELLING FAST.
20 LOTS ALREADY SOLD.
$I4OO TO $2250
S14o0 TO $3.50
EASY TERMS

The beautiful new block bounded by Duboce
ave, Devisadero. l4th and Castro SITS. is now
ready Tor sale. The streets all made
Devisadero ST., Duboce ave and 14th St are
severed. bitUminized and granite curbed.
Don't delay. See this property at once
Houses are already built or in course of
erection Twenty lots are already sold, go
to-day and see the property and secure your
choice there is always a choice.
No property IN the city so close 10 town for
the money Lots twice the distance are selling
for much more. Remember they command
hills the west protect il and make II the
warmest spot in the city. Good neighboThOod
and fine surroundings. Near Duboce Park
Easy terms. ore-nfth cash. balance in 2 3
and 4 years. Will make them 70 suit you
Take HniGht-street cars get on at Scott or
Devisadero st: land two blocks distant. Branch
office the property; open daily. including
Sundays. from IL to T. Don't delay
LYON K HOAG.
ZIG MONTGOMERY ST.
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OSCAR HEYMAN. II Post St.
THREE SOLD IN ONE WEEK
THREE SOLD IN ONE WEEK

THEE: THEE s9LB y y one one WEEP WEEK;
VERMONT AND TWENTY FIFTH SITS.
Now building; modern cottages; only block
from Twenty fourth-st carnouse; away frcm
the fogs and wind: right in the warm belt OF
the Mission; secure home in this tract before
they are all sold; small cash payments and
S25 mo1ahly VIII secure you one Of these
homes. .
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY.
New cottage on AIvarado st; lot ~ :6xllS
feet plenty OF room for a stable driveway;
house built On latest plans; this Is fine chance
If you want a large lot.
OCEAN VIEW, HEAP COTTAGE.
S16OO-i- room cottage: corner lot, 3Ox9o.
fronting the line; very easy terms.
LOTS NEAR TIE OCEAN BOULEVARD.
LOTS NEAR THE OCEAN BOULEVARD.
Now being graded; your choice of 26 lots
on Forty seventh and Forty eighth ,s sygs;
Low: they will surely double in value.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR LOTS
NEAR THE OCEANSIDE HOUSE.
SIS monthly secures one of these lots.
RICHMOND LOTS.
Twenty third ave, near Fulton St and park;
only left
RICHMOND FLATS.
on easy terms; modern 4-o-Tooni mats; wen
rented. and viii net IL per cent on the invest
ment.
WESTERN ADDITION HOME.
Fine dwelling of rooms and bath; nnisned
basement, attic, etc: east and west exposures,
house in perfect condition; accessible with all
car lines: lot 2JxlCO feet; easy terms II de-
sired; snap.
If YOU are looking Tor a lot on Parnassus
Heights Heyman Tract. Excelsior Homestead
Potrero the Mission, san Bruno road dlstrlct.
write us for diagrams We have lots in at
localities on easy terms.
OSCAR HEYMAN. Il POST ST.
Also Office Jacob Heyman Company
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RnAI rsrArr-crrY-roR sALn.

DAVIDSON & LEIGH 20T Montgomery St,
opposite Mills bldg. entrance. Tel Main l23
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS CORNER.
S2s, OoO-3-story brick improvements; pay per
cent net; large lot GixS0; near Sansome
and Washington SITS.
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REAL EsrArE-c1rx-roE SALE.

AEAb ESTAEE-C4Ex-- -k s -. -
LYON 4. HOAG II6 Montgomery st.
Send FOR our printed list OF property Iof
sale In all sections OF the city.
NEW WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE;
SsoOO-Easy terms; $1,000 cash, paianTo
monthly; 10 splendid large rooms. reception MAJ,
not AR furnace, fine basement. etc TINS ni3et
Is beautiful in design; commands exceAt I'M
terror nnish unusually good; hardwood nOOts'
r rar, redwood in halls. etc; dininG-room 90,
on AZ Scott St and walk two blocks south 20
yuGoce ave; house close 20 DubOce Park open
dHiiy Tor Inspection between IL and A.
$ooOV-$lOOo cash, balance monthly lnstaI-
ments, beautiful colonial cottage near De
very modern; every convenience; hne large
iot. 80 IT. frontage; plenty OF sun; a stone
throw from puboce Park; blocks from Haight
FLATS SOUTH or MARKET.
S25, 5OO-Cor. o. Farrell; rents over $500
per anium; substantial building about l year
old always rented; a fne investment.
s1435e-A grand investment on Howard ST.
east OF 9Th; pays 9 per cent now, could be in
creased; good improvements; see this at once;
will be sold.
s50Uo-Presidio Heights residence; nice new
house: swell neighborhood; large lot; get per-
ELEGANT FLATS on PRESIDE HEIGHTS.
$92o0-Rents $500 per annum; new. modern
fats beamed ceilings; mahogany doors; street
s5ooo-Rents $45: double house Of and
rooms and bath: also stable; large lot, 30 feet
frontage. near Market and 10th; bargain;
see this at once.
s2I5O-Cottage in Mission: handy to two
lines OF cars; rooms and bath; modern; sta
BILE; 25x1l4
MISSION FLATs-A BARGAIN
S55oo-Two fats. and rooms and bath; 10. lot
Stxs0. with frontages; also stable; positlvey
the best buy on the market.
$5750-Brend new: 2 fats on Sd ave. bet,
PoiEt Lobos and A St; handy TO 9 lines OF
to-day.
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INVESTMENTS.
Golden Gate ave. nr. Market. s. .9Xl3I g;
improvements nominal, value mostly in
the land. leased Tor 10 years and act
ually pays per cent on selling price !;
this property D. slie 10 double IN value
before the expiration ~ the lease.
Sl51 .J00-l3f .6Nl37 70, Turk 81, = blocks from
Market; would subdiElde.
So, o0O-Northeast corner in hotel district,
north Of Market, east OF Larkin. JONyU;
three fronts-es. cars on both streets
&41 .50o-HoWarC ST., downtown 15-tt. 'front.'
through 10 rear street.
s., Ooo-Missi0n St. 10th 2-stOry. IL
room house. should be raised and store
built underneath.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-18

HOAG & LANSDALE.
los Montgomery ST.
Cheapest lots in the citv. level and ready to
b-ild
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$500 PER MONTH $500.
NO MORE NO LESS.
Buys one OF those beautiful lots in West
Berkeley; S175 to $500 per lot.
The cheapest property across the bay so min
utes to San Francisco; trains every half
hour; station the ground; round trip
fare Ice a day; only $50 lots to be sold );
these lots must be sold to close out part
nership affair: if you ever expect to invest
in a good lot in a growing neighborhood
do not let this opportunity pass you.
Send for maps for full particulars
j. w. LAYMANCE,
6B2 Market St Phone Bush 1928
San Francisco Cal.
e1sigmc
-O03cT
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ONLY A FEW LEFT.
81 rs PER WEEK.
NO INTEREST
Choicest lots in the Excelsior Homestead
Tract level as a billiard table: on street
grade: close to fine school; not far from the
Misson-st electric cars; secure as an
investment and by the time it is paid tor 1t
will have doubled in value the way prices
have advanced during the past year; buy
now before prices become prohibitive In this
rapidly growing section.
w. J. WHITE
% Montgomery ST.. r. 8. Phone Main 5704
S1900-MODERN cottage 5 rooms. III Mar
shall st.; take to Silver. Terms, $50 mo.
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.

49,. hr.SlDlO HEIGHTS Residence.
SloVVo-falatial home: new and containing
every modern convenience special fea-
lures in architecture; large social hall
ana conservatory; large grounds; IL
rooms baths. ETC.: good value at $20.-
GOO; owners business demands the use
OF cash Immediately hence this sale.
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S5,o00-Masonic ave, south Of Frederick 81. /.
and rooms and bath; new; lot -5x
100. very cheap.
ST., O00-NaIler ST. NJ. fremont ave. just
finished. . and 6 rooms and baths. cen
tral kitchens bay-sindoWs front and
rear, rents sos per month.
s. 400-Fourteenth ST. M. Valencia; fats
:. and rooms. baths; rents Se46
yearly
So, 5oo-Fourteenth ST, nj. Howard: fats,
and rooms each. baths: lot % :3x
lJ5, rents SIP per mo. irst-class con-
ditions always fented.
81. 5ol-Oak ST. M. Laguna. elegant fats
rents Sill; lot y .6x12O TO rear street.
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REAL EsTArE-cITY-FoR SALE.


THORNE x kILPATKICK.
80 Bush ST. near MONTGOMERY.
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SIS, GOETHE lot 5Gx110:6. is alone big bar
gain for the asking price; similar prop.
erty recently sold for $500 per front
foot: half of lot vacant; rents Sl2oO'
California. near Polk.
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ST. 5o0-Store flats. modern. elegant condi-
ton: on a prominent business corner
OF Devisadero St under lease for 1880;
mortgage $125oO at per cent can re-
main; lot 3@Xl00