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Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06
DEMOCRATIC CON-
Called to meet In. Little Rock
January IA.

The following for q meeting f
Democratic state centeal committee
hes been issued:
"Llttlo Rock, Ark, Jan. l, 1904.
'"Tne mem bars 0 the Dem )crauc
state cPntaal cn:nmlltoe are hereby
..alled to meet at 3, o',lD;i< p M
On Jan l4ry L.. l)0lIa little 4 Ok
Ark FIR the purpus, Of fixing the
bas's If representation Of the rc-
spectIv9 counties ctiho state in t.
next state cInvcntIon,. AMI f'r the
transaction OF slCl olner pdSinoiS
as, may rrop'rly c),Ho bcf 're sal. /
commit
"Carroll Arm,tr ing, CnlIrman.
FAttes:. Gray Carr iii, So:ryt4ry
Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06
NEGRO KILLED
In Fulton-R Refused to Submit
to Arsest.

Fulton. Jan. IA negro named
John B. Gibson was shot and killed
last nightly q uelro, who charged
that Gibson stole S15 and a Colts
pistol from him ut Hope. A war
rant Was sworn tout for Glbson's
arrest, and 1t was placed ia the
hands OF the ucgro who4 claims TO
have lost the money and pistol. He
found Gibson 10 the railroad wa,t
ing room here and ordered him to
throw up hls hands and consider
himself under arrest, but Gibson
declined to obey the CT mmand. The
other negro then fled two shots
striking Glbsonn and causing
death.
Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06
OLD CITIZEN GONE
Mr. Tho7s Williams, Father OF
T. Y. Williams, Dead.

Mr.. Thomas Williams father of
7. Y, Williams assistant auditor
o! this Arkansas and Loulsianl
railroad, died at the residence of
his son y. Y Williams Wednesday
Mr.. Williams has been suffering
with asthma for number of years
bu, the direct cause Of his death
was heart failure
Mr. Wll.aals was oorn IN Lawer
ence county S. G. IN 1921, and
was in the 82nd year Of his age
the time of his death. He camo to
Arkansas when qnile young man
and has been resldent OF demp
stead cHnntv Tor great numbcr
OF years. He leaves Two sons, Mess
I. Y. Williams of this town and Ed
Williams OF ST. Louis.
Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06
WOOD 19, DAVIS, 6

Faye ttcviEe, Jaa. 4. - The Demo
ra tie ohntF antrad commute
luet b ,re, and after the routine uE
business hal been complete !, n
poll Of Inc members was aiken.
iOnt # the 26 present, 10 volod for
w ,od, 6 faF DAVIS and / would not
give expiession 10 hrs pRsfIrepce G
ator governor. This rsT cnnsisI sred
"a good estimate ofthe poiuieakeam
Ip exm Of Washington county
4 The. committee designa ed
March 26jss the time tor pFimarIe eS
nn all Offices, stats, district, eOurtY
and t1wnship-.
Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06
Enjoyed an Elegant Sup
per at the New
Hall.

Tne Woodman Ball and suppar
at their new hall newyeats night
was grand success IN eyerY par
tIcular. The entertainment was
at ended by a large crowd f ON
the towns nearby anu by Woodmen
from nearly all camps IN the county.
In financial way the ef tertniu
ment was Il great snecess and the
bet sum of $4,000 was roalizsd,
10 be used IN putting the finrshlng
touches on.the hall
An Elegant supper was served
AL every one present mad II good
Miss Matte Trirnble Of thi,
place was voted The bandsomes,
girl present and received the plIze
cake.
Miss Norma Hill of Columbus
carried nj ths p{i4s cake sor aolns
the IN jst popular yonng ltdY pres
ent.
Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06
WOULD PLAY BALL
Ocachita Athletic Club writes
The Telegraph.

THE TELEGRAPH Is in receipt of
the following letter which explains
itseli:
Hot Springs, ark. Dec. 30 1905.
To The WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH
Tne Ouach1ta Athletic club of tbs
ctr would ike very much If you
would give them the names IF a
few base ball players N your city,
about tne ago of sevente en- amp
l25 lbs. IN wcIsht. They wouI /
ike TO play a series of games IN
your city as they have games with
several Towns down IL II, way.
Yours truly,
EARL HAUsLEY MG'R.
2I4 0uaehlta Ave.
Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06

Bill MuldroS harmless BmLicile
wrh known l.. Washington an d
Hope as Crazy Ball WI stAbo ID
ami 1T is, thought mortIlly wound
ed by II frAm1n oi tho La,-&r Ark.
railroad Ut Hopo lAsta' ound y
The fire nan in crossing. the street
pnabed against, Bill which anger
"d HIM anu atthe same tune Bill
stooned to get-a BRICK The man
was~a stranger ahd knnwIng Moth
ing of tho nesr ), ,staoSsl hlm oev
eraLt,mos luarctlng, wounds waich.
tits tbonghtS will prove I"t4l.
Bill is crazy yet t'haIm:ess- Pnd
addresses ali wlita meR, 81
'pardnel| -
The fireman Is,beiug held by the
authorities pending the rtssIt 0
Rilps wounds.
Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06
OLDEST MAN IN ARKANSAS

"Uncle" Geo. W. Brinslield, th e
Oldest man IN Arkansas, at the ad
vauued age of l04 years, attended
the annual session of the White
River Conference at Walnut RI ige
a few weeks ago.
Mr.. BtinstiCld is native ct
North Carolina, born n Giifsrd
county IN Nav 1899, removing with
his parents to Georgia at tire az c
of " years. They lived q few
years III Aiaoama also, and eighty
years ago the flmily came to Ark
10 mako their home. Al that time
he was MT reli 5iaus. About 40
years he beieseu he WAS called to
preach, at whlcn tlne could nellhe r
read nor write. He was hsceaSe d
ard began to stu ~. He attended
no schop bue studied alone. His
adylnti ges were very poor BOOKS
scarce. yet he acquired u good vo
eabulary and learned 10 wrlio .
good hand.
Mr. DrinsheId lives, IN the rnoun
tai rs at Huron, AK ana is the
father OF [ children although only
five of them are living. Ii is anus
ing to hear hiu tel The ages of his
thlldfcn. Z.cncus IS "Unly" n.
Simpson is "only" 65, an so down
TIE line. tie has out Tved ,hrec
wives, aud his children are vi! old.
When Mr.. Brlnsfrld came t.
Arkunius he was a huutor and trap
per. He followed this occupation
for some Time, as the country was
full ot gone. He sold the hI.les 10
uuyant ,ge a1d sometimes the meat
aiw4Js keeping hrs fimlly wei
uppl ed. He estimated that ht
"a. KILLED 1900 deer, IN Que da.
.,1u, tvrrtv. He was ava,
MIN 40 .ye-- Tor weeks, oatln2
a. lie @rAS anywhere endu:Ing
y haicshlp, It there wasgamo NJ
he end.
He rodo 20 miles in order tn
arh the conference ut WaInaI
g. dye
Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06
JOHN MACK DEAD
Was n Messmate During
The War
OF SENATOR J GEs
Died ut Texarkana Where
He Has Lived for
25 Years.

Texark. ma Dee. 2S--fohn Mack
mex Confederate soldier and o
citizen of Texarkana for tie past
TWEEN Y five years, died at h.e home
on North Walnt street last 'olght,
at the age of 86. He had been an
invalid for the rast three years,
due to a general breaking d9En Of
the system OF old age. Deceased
was a plum, unassamins seltisan of
spotIess integr ty, aud was highly
esteemed by all for his manysnoble
ralts OF character, He writ to
. he war from Hempstead loanty.
and for several years was ! mess
mate OF Ia nos K. Jones, ex- United
States senator and proseut eaiional
Democratic oh sirman, AMI ii " iom
he was an ardent admircF and
cha pion t. h4 last. y n
Mr. Mack lelves three daugh t4ers
two of whom are married Miss
ANNE, the Youngest child, aged
20 has faithfully mlnpstercd To him
throughout his Long period of Ill
ness and was by hls side wnep the
end came. He was hurried at
Stale Line cemetery tins afternnrn
Many elegant floral tributes we've
sent, the one from the Daughtols
of the CoLtederacY beng unu uu!lY
large and beautifully Designed.
Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06
VANDEVETE OUT
-
Announces Ills Withdraw
a. from the Race.
HIS FRIENDS FREE
Recognizes Judge Wood,
Has Stronger Follow
ing than lIe.

Hon. A = F.. Vandeventer of Nor
r:lton, has ahaounced his with.
drawal from tho gubernatol iaF
a0mnatIon leaving lhe contest to
Judge Carroll D. Wood and Gov.
left DAVIS.
The following statement was,
made last nlght by Mr.. Vando-
verter:
in retiring from the race for
governor am acting upon what
[ believe to be the interest Of tho
Democratic party, There IS \ de-
slro on the part of many who arc
opposed to Gov. DAVIS that the
vote against be not divide I. L
recognize that Judge Wood has a
stronger following thaa [, and L.
yield the field to him.
"I would regard il as unfortGe tie
La--el .n1 any niah 10 tqo ON co 4
of cLiet executive for third term
The power Of appointment and III -
power to pardon now nosses sed by
the governor AMI used alone for
personal advance ent enable him
% tYiId up machine 10 perpetu-.
atc hlmseif IN Office. M chine po.-~
itlcs soon becomes corrupt politics..
This view Is shared by thousands,
OF good democrats. TN Arkansa1'
whose vote | do n, t wish 10 divide
and whose W shes would not IN
! +entionalIy-lgnore.
3 "ro enable the Democtat.c partY
to settle the Ls1u&S IN this camp tlgnl
is the motive that inpols ms IT,
vii iihdra%.
Gina contest to maIEtaln the'
time hUnoreds custom OF the Demo-
>ratlc party, ,bnth OF our state and
nation. ,..an that truth may triumph
over falsahooj; In c,utest wherer
the future interest of the party is
lnvoIvedyy my personal .ambi'lona
must be made ,sJ Jbservicnt - tIe
pArty's Wolflre. Lam grateful to
tle many friends who Vpenlv es~
pou3si my cause~ To them l shlll
ever feel grateful. My keenes re-
get is that they will be lisaJ -
| pointed
w years ago the gro 1rnttnrl
al comics: irt not open until about
January l. Ia lct-nas thli early
Lle.vo -oterS tree to v.,tlgut >,
thni ant act. U1awcL by tho
! fear ot lotol. nl4 havln. DoI Ia
tA, light IT. pl5.is diselsst)n tor
uaOre than sevcnty-fve iIal dis,
oussion>, LIeave the :issues t. shea
people
with heartt1lk;of gratitude to-
fTienns /. t.urt that |. NAV still
! merit the respect and good wall of
tie citizens OF Arkansas."
/ Mr. Vandeventer st4ted that no
! would nvw5devote hIA attent,On 10
, business and professional matters
wblch he had necessarily, IN q.
mea sure me. levted durinr the tlmV'
he has been :.artiyeIv engaged liza
the. Canvass
Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06
HARRY BALDWIN DEAD

Harry L. BALDWIN, son of Can't.
Dave BALDWIN oil Hope ,vho was
born and spent hps bovhood al this
place and who. was Gne of sthe bes;
known conductors In tho service
OF the Lon Mcuntun Railroad
died last Saturday at Poplar Bluff
Mo-, and was burIe IN that cltv.
He was Sc years Of age and was II
native of Il mp pstcad rountr, ArB.
He eutered tho ia lroad serv ce as
| water boy on an Iron Mountain
construct ton tram and rose to toe
position ur passenger conductor,
his las. run hrriog heenou the Ho.
springs speciai III was member
o. the L z. %. e., Ioc!e Ne. $50.
"f Poplor Bluff. His wife, WHO
survives "im, lis Ill IN that t1ty.
Washington telegraph., 1904-01-06
METEOROLOGICAL
Report For December loo3-
SUN mary,
TEN ? Z RATUR RE

TEMPERATURE
Maximum 60, date 24th.
Minimum 70 9th.
RAINF4LL
Total 2.12 lncnes
Number OF days IN which oil or
mofe fsil 7; clear davs Is; Partly
cloudy 6; G!ouo9 O.
Frost on toll owing dates, 3, S,
6, 7, 8, l3, Is, II, 20, rs, 20, 80,
and 81.
RAINFALL FOR 1903,
Total .47.64 inches
Mean rainfall for IL yes,s 1897 IN
dteNest r"lDtali, 1898 .-.... II AZ
Least 1896 %. 20
s. IL. CARRIGAN,
Hope, Ark.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

Send for our printed list of property for sale
in all sections of the city.
r EXCELLENT INSIDE INVESTMENT
$25, 00O-5120 square feet; downtown in
vestment; 2 blocks from City Hall; fine site
for apartment house and hotel; get particu-
lars from the office.
BIG BARGAIN, WESTERN ADDITION.
$S250-A fine two-story double house Of s
large rooms and bath each; rented low at
$65: big lot: surroundings the best; near
Baker and Sacramento SITS.
MISSION FLATS
S7000-Rents $720; dandy fats and
rooms and bath; very sunny everything
modern; lot over so feet frontages; nice
views; handy TO Twenty-second and Guer-
WESTERN ADDITION CORNER
$24, OO0-Rents S2O0 month"; brand new
flats substantially built; beamed ceilings
beautiful tints; all the electric appliances
OH corner lot. 31:6x96:1O. near McAllister
street.
NEAR JEFFERSON SQUARE
SIS, S,500-Fine investment on sunny side
Golden Gate ave: nearly 10 IT. frontage;
fine site for apartment house.
INSIDE JONES ST.
BATH rents $3.50 year; large sunny lot near
Jones and Washington sts
ASHBURY HEIGHTS.
$9S50-Three new fats; rents sos month /;
lot 30xs5 feet. Ashbury Heights near Fred
erick and Ashbury SITS.
BARGAIN IN PANHANDLE
$T0OO-Two new flats. rents about 500 a
year: lot 25x1o6 feet; near Page and Clay
ton SITS.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE.
s4650- Brand new residence of rooms
and bath; every convenience; 25x120; handy
st. LYON & HOAG,
116 MONTGOMERY st
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

INVESTMENTS.
S45. .00O-NE. corner in hotel district north OF
Market 5Cx9O with frontaees; ears
both streets: present improvements
nominal: hrst-class building would pay
well.
SAP 5C0-Turk st.. near Market. strictly modern
hotel building: improving neighbOrnOod.
Golden Gate ave. near Market st.. 6S .0Xl37 90.
value mostly in the land leased for 10
years; pays per cent on selling price.
this property will certainly double in
value before lease expires
S47. .5OO-Howard st.. downtown; 75-ft. front
through to rear street. old improve
msnts.
$20, ,OOO-CIose to jefferson square; modern
flats. lately finished. 3. $ and rooms
and baths: frst-class in every respect;
rents STAT.
SIS. .JOO-Oak ST.. Fillmore lot 35-6X
1877 g: elegant fats large rooms and
bath each; every room sunny and IN
perfect condition; reduced from S2O.OOO
81, ,2OO-Valencia St. bet 21st and I'D; good
Groom house: good investment.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS CORNER RESIDENCE.
$S, ,O00-BuChanan St. south OF Vallejo.
and bathI marine view
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
SOME NEW LOTS
NEVER OFFERED BEFORE.
$3.50 TO $3.50.
$100 CASH-$10 MONTHLY.

SOME NEW LOTS
NEVER OFFERED BEFORE
$100 CASH-S10 MONTHLY.
II you want to make money or secure a
choice home site. be out to the new block
to-day: offered for the first time 1t is be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh aves.. and K
sts.. only blocks from the car line and
The land lies on a slight elevation over
looking the Park and Golden Gate and COM
mands a good view OF the ocean
Land at S34. $35 and $50 front foot so
close to the business center Of q large and
rapidly growing city like San Francisco is
Don't hesitate. See the block to-day. Con-
sider the price; & ,,. Xou must ST. realize it cannot
streets are macadamized, severed etc
iiC MONTGOMERY ST.
MADISON & BURKE,
ESTABLISHED JANUARY 1855
80 MONTGOMERY ST. Opposite Lick House
$40 900 Corner on octavia st. near sutter;
fats renting for over per cent: lot
60xs7 g.
s1s5oo-2 fine new fats on Washington St.
near fine park; and rooms and bath
rent $3.50 per annum.
$40 ooo--PowelI-st. business property; e5-foot
front. running through to rear street:
old Improvements paying $1260 per an
num- fine property to improve.
$1o.75O-Page ST.; up-to-date fats, and 7
rooms and bath: annual rent 5000.
seooo-Bryant st, nr. 3d modern flats: well
rented; lot 25xsO.
Ss,00O-Folsom St. near I'd. north side OF
street; large lot. and house OF IL rooms.
So, ,lo0-Harrison ST. near First; house rents
SIS; lot 20x0S:o.
81. 4.1oo-F1lmors St. near Grove: lot 2ox
1915.
CHOICE INCOME PROPERTY.
$1,000 modern fats; rooms and bath
each near Market and Guerrero sts ;
rent $504 per annum.
s5,ooo-Two fine lots: Beulah ST.. near STAN
yam; 5ox13I:6
81. 1.s15-Harrison, ST.. near 2sth; fine cottage
5 rooms and bath; lot 25x1lo; cheap.
81 CHATTANOOGA St, near Twenty-third :.
large lot. 65x11T:6 :6 to rear street
So, ooO-North Beach investment; fats; rent
S504 per annum; large lot. 90 IT. front,
on Bay st.
Lots q ex1s7 &C. on sutter ST.. between Steiner
and Pierce
Building lots. NE. corner Golden Gate ave.
and Baker st; in sizes to suit; prices
MADISON 4 BURKE
30 Montgomery St. opp. Lick House.
A $1,000 HOME built to suit YOU. lot included.
any location. on 81 B Per week. Mutual
Home Building Association. AT crosslsy bid.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

HOAG & LANSDALE.
los Montgomery 81.
CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE CITY
Between Van Ness ave and Franklin St level
and ready to build on; only $1,000 and
$3.50; you can double your money on
these lots.
See 9th and 9Th aves., against the Preside
wall; grading Is done and bitunen street
work being completed: no fats Secure
your choice in this beautiful property.
Cheap-Mission cottage, on Bryant ave-, near
Path St.; 8 rooms; lot 26x100; only $3.50.
$2,300-Hill ST.; 4-room cottage; lot 25x11A
SIS, ,000-Broadway, near Baker St size 81 :6x
1870: fine marine view
Rents $50; price $1,000; pays IA per cert; corner
lot, south Of Market St. As feet 'front.'
age; a great bargain.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS.
Splendid marine view; brick residence: entire
ground floor paneled in mahogany; for
particulars call at office.
PINE, NEAR POWELL.
Four new flats renting for S1S3 per month; a
good, safe investment price $50 500
Send for our list OF lots in all parts OF the
city.
HOAG & LANSDALE.
los Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
REAL rs-ArE-c1r7-FoR SALE.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
25 POST STREET,
Real Estate Agents.

BALDWIN & HOWELL.
rs POST STREET,
Real Estate Agents
mans Fund Insurance co.
Get a copy OF the Buyer and Seller. our
monGgly catalogue. ctntaininga a full list OF
choice investment properties; mailed free
SIS 750-McAIlster st near Lyon; nice fats
OF 5-5-6 rooms and bath lot 25xl3! ~;
rents ST1 80; this is a reduced price;
do not let it pass
s., ,25O-Jackson st. near Central ave; large
and beautiful lot for residence or mats;
50x127:S4: choice location.
s9,5Co-Fen St. near franklin fats of and
rooms and bath and rear house of
rooms; rents $50 60
s29, 9,5oo-Kentucky and Tennessee SITS; stores
and iats OF ). I. rooms: lot 15x2OO;
rents $lS0 per month; investigate this
S25, ,OCO-Haight ST. in the heart of business
center; stores; hat OF rooms and
bath ana cottage: rent for Sl9o
per months lot IJxl3I :G; additional I'M
provements could be made increasing
the income.
s., 5oo-A few lots left on Hayes. Fell and
BToderick sts.; 25x1S7 :6 each; level and
ready to build on; street work done;
these are fine lots for homes or nats.
sG,75O-No reasonable offer refused; 2-story
baywindow residence on north line OF
neighborhood; house of and
bath.
$3. 60O-Rents S3S per month; lot with 'front.'
age two streets; 1 separate fats; good
condition; splendid paying property; near
Sd st. ana 5. Z. r. Il. depot.
$6,Ooo--S-story frame building. renting for
$50 so. in the vicinity of Geary and Fill
more sts. fine income property.
s25. ooo.a.Large holding. short distance from the
City Hail. frontage main thorough
fares; frame buildings of great value;
extra large lot. suitable FOR storage ware
house. stable, ETC.; price most reason
able
IS, 2Jo-Rents $50 per month; fats, vicinity
of Valencia and 18th sts.; bituminized
street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

I3s Montgomery St
CHOICE INVESTMENTS.
S45, 000-W%stern Addition investment: II nanu-
some modern fats, and rooms an
rented. S45OO yearly.
$35, 0o0-A Western Addition NV. corner new
$40. ~FiilmoTe-st business property; good
Improvements; stores and flats; $l5OO a
year; one OF the safest investments on
the market
s17. 0-Harrison-st corner. large lot; fair i'm
provements; all rented. Sls95 a year.
pays per cent net.
sic. .0CO-Webster-st fats. new and finely nm
s14, OoO~Ciose to main entrance to G. G. Park;
modern fats OF and rooms; pay
$3.50 a year and are always rented'
large lot; sun in every room.
s12. OOo-Close TO Market st handsome mod
ern fats; $3.50 year; nearly 10 per
S9.5oO~cioss to Golden Gate Park; very at
trac;ive, modern fats: $500 a year
$S.OOO-Near Market St. ) elegant modern
fats; $50 year; great snap.
s5,d50--Good Western Addition investment;
key lot. 37:6x12O: two frOntages; rent
$40; pays per cent net.
s5.OOO-23d. near Guerrero: good fats; rent
s4.OooCMission Investment; pretty hats;
modern plumbing; $3.50 rent yearly; $1,000
mortgage can remain
brick foundatioh; paying $42O year
DO YOU WANT A HOME?
f17, 7,500-Vallejo St; handsome residence Of IL
rooms; grand marine view.
Ss,ooO-Presidio Heights; thoroughly modern
and attractive S-roorn house
S4,OOC-MissiOn home Of rooms; modern
plumbing; beautiful garden and fine
view.
s., 3,5OO-Johnson ave, close to PIT. Lobos; fine
2-story bay-window house OF ] rooms
$S, S,OOO-McAllister St. near Golden Gate Park;
very pretty cottage; modern.
$2,5GO-Fine Mission cottage, near Castro-st.
line rooms and bath; lot 2ex114.
81, ,S5O-5O-foot lot and cottage, north side OF
25th ST; bargain for hOmesseker.
$12, 000-Mag gnifcent marine view lot in Pre-
sidiO Heights; wide view cannot be cut
off: choicest neighborhood; 4OXllO; or
can sell so feet for $23. 600
s., 0O0-Presidio Heights lot running to Pre-
sidiO wall: magnificent view; nothing on
the market better than this.
S5,500-Near Guerrero and 23d; 5SX1l4; snap
81, ,2O0-NisSion snap; 49-foot lot. near nth st.
BOARDMAN BROS. & CO.. 13S Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

S35, 0OO-S grand new modern flats and 7
rooms and bath; on a northwest corner OF
$1,000.
SIG oOO-Four handsome new modern flats 9
ana rooms and bath; rents S16s0 per annum;
near Haieht and Webster sts
Sl1, OOO-Splendid 3-story building; flats
I-6-I rooms. baths etc: Howard ST. near
future
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

MUST BE SOLD TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
Sl0,oO0-Store and fats: 6-7 rooms and
bath on the best part Of Howard St close TO
9Th; rents very low, $3.50: lot 25x90: this is
an exceptional bargain.
SS5OO-COrner on Laeuna st. near Jeffer-
son square; bay-window houses s and 9
rooms; rent s720: can easily be remodeled into
flats at small expense.
sSo00-Beautiful cottage, rooms and bath
and new modern rear fats: rents S12O: on
Geary st. close to Girls High School; large
lot 30x137 C.
$55O0-T~o new up-to-date fats; near Noe
and Market SITS: and Z rooms and bath
rents 5000 lot <5x1i5.
$5OOo-Two handsome flats on Dimond st .
near 18th; rents $3.50: large lot 35xl25; also
stable.
S4o00-The house next door built from the
same plans at the same time BY the same man
was recently sold at $s500 this beautiful
residence contains rooms and bath; lot 25x
ia; near 21st and Castro.
SsO00--An exceptionally well buIit and hand
somely finished residence rooms and bath
in the best condition; on Lombard boulevard
near Van Ness ave.
S3TO0-Rents S456: two handsome fats 5-7
rooms; lot 20xS0; near 4th and Folsom
S3oOO-Handsome cottage, rooms and bath;
new plumbing. ETC.: on Baker St. near SUIT
ter: mortgage S2zO0 can remain.
S25Oo-Beautiful new handsome up-to-da te
little gem Of house; rooms and bath: high
basement; lot 25xll2; in the warm belt Of the
Mission
c. NJ WOOSTER Co. Gas Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
UNION

GREEN eT.
West side OF Van Ness ave. from Union -
Green; most notable subdivision IN years; sur
rounded by hrst-class improvements: prices
very low and certain 70 prove lucrative IN
vestment: inside lots fronting on Van Ness
ave. q .6x1OO feet. $1,000: next TO corners on
Van Ness ave. y :6x1OO. S65OOs corner. sarne
size. $3.50 key lots. fronting on either Qreen
OF Union. q :Sx137 g. $4,000 inside lots on
either Green or Union. % :Sxi3I:6 $500; act
quickly and secure your choice; these are all
large lots; grading to be done; street work
accepted
OTHER CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
S7,600-East side OF Van Ness ave, north %
Union: S5x1O7:3.
$6,5OO-GOlden Gate ave. near Lagunas 27;S
x137:6
s2,7OO-F7ulton, near stanyan. close 70 Golden
Gate Park and commanding magnificent
view OF both Golden Gate and the
Park; each 25x137 g.
5000 each-CalifOrnia St, west OF 21Bt ave.
and west OF 22d; lots 30x1OO; sewers IN
SPECIAL.
81, $2,250-Including completed street work: key
lot. 25x1O2:6 it.: east line Leavenw worth
ST:6 north OF Chestnut. surrounded by
elegant new improvements; cheapest lot
In the city.
THORNE & FITZPATRICK
312 Bush st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

NEW Block Sublivided.
Sixty lots fronting on Devisadero, Castro,
14th street. Duboce avenue.
The best and cheapest lots in the city for
the money.
Price, S1400 to $1,000.
Terms. 1-5 cash. balance 1. 2, and years.
Streets bituminized; sewers laid. No other
property in the city with similar advantages
for sale at such low prices. Splendid sur
round.ngs; charming views. Close TO Duboce
and Buena Vista Parks.
80 Lots Already Sold.
Ten houses OF a superior class now under
construction; 100000 already spent on i'm
provements; splendid opportunity to make
money; values bound to increase' an excel
lent location for a home fats.
SEE THEM TODAY.
Take Haight-st. cars to Scott or Devisa-
dero.. Walk two short blocks south.
LYON & HOAG,
116 Montgomery St.