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NEAR THE PARK

Three handsome new modern fats, block
from Golden Gate Park; finely finished through
out; G. and rooms; lower fat leased years
az s32 so; middle nat leased two years at S33
monthly, and tenant pays all repairs; upper
will easily bring S35: lot 26xi00; a splendid
investment; price Sill 900.
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CENTER & SPADER.
IL Montgomery St. Lick House Block

CENTER & sPADER.
IL Montgomery St. Lick House Block.
$50 oOO-Van Ness ave- grand northeast corner
2-story houses, rented low at $50; lot 30x
1C9.
s15, 800 Fulton ste. mr. Franklin, 3 new up-to-
date fats, s. and rooms; also 2-story
house in rear; rents $1fj; should be in
creased lot 81 :6N13t.
S23, 5oo-Pine St. near Cough; choice invest
ment; fats. Just completed rents $500
lot - Gx120: two frCntages
se.eo0-Rents $500; fats Alpine ST.
Dubois ave: lot 25x0o.
1o0oo-1eth st. close to Church, 5 new flats
containing rooms each; rents 500; lot
Sixteenth-st. business corner; choice location; /;
suitable for hotel purposes; size 120x110.
$5,500--Two-s story double house, rooms each; /;
rents $50; lot 43x1f2; on 18th st, close
must be solo.
$7,0o0-Snap; on 2Gth ST., nr. Noe; four fine
hats; rooms, renting for $4S per month
.c nm large ar lot; sox114; 40 feet vacant
CENTER & sPADER
WE have some special bargains in city prop
erty; also homes On easy terms in Berkeley
and Alameda call send for what you
want.
$1,000 only for 5-room cottage and lot 5ox12o;
near Folsom st. and San Bruno ave. cars.
S25o-Half value; fine level lots, corner, 75x
100. at IngiesIde.
S125o--Lot G0x172 in Richmond District. near
Park
sj0o0-2-story house rooms bath and stable;
large lot. S0x13T; Oak and Fillmore
sts
$SoOo-Reduced; extra we'll built 2-story bay
window house. 10 rooms and bath; in fine
order; large lot 42:4x137 :6; sunny side of
Pine st; best bargain in Western Addi-
ton; this.
RoTHERMEL & CO., 507 California st.
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Price $4,000.

WASHINGTON STREET FLATS.
On sunny side near Baker; three elegant
new fats rooms and bath each; marine
view; rents $500 per annum; price reduced to
Sl3 500; cheap.
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HoAG g. LANsDALE.

SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS.
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
On Pacific Heights. north side OF street;
modern residence; hardwood finish through
out on first floor; beautiful; commands an
uhobstructed marine view; lot 75x137 IS; small
stable in rear; this property must be sold at
once; fine chance to secure beautiful nome
al a bargain.
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So 000-Washington st, near Locust; new
Preside Heights residences grand ma
rine view. Il rooms and baths. lot 55x
l27 .Sii It; one OF the choicest bargains
IN this beautiful section.
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LYON & HOAG. 1is MONTGOMERY ST.
Send for our printed list OF property for
sale IN all sections OF the city.
BARGAIN-MUsT BE SOLD
Price reduced to $500 for quick sale; good
substantial RATS on Perry St. near Third. IN
the very best condition; bound TO increase in
value; this is a snap
COzY HOME.
S250o-A fine cottage; r. and b.; high base
ment; about a year old; very modern i'm
provement handy to 18th and Castro
GOING FAST-GOING FAST.
Cheapest lots in Richmond District; $3.50 to
S600 easy terms; lots level; ready to build on /;
only few left; now is your chance to get a
fine lot cheap.
FLATS NEAR DUBOCE PARK.
sT00o-Submit offers; rents $50; good,
substantial fats Of 4 and T. and b.. street
bituminized; improvements in the vicinity are
all new.
RESIDENCE PACIFIC HEIGHTS.
SS5Oo-Beautiful modern residence. contain
ing IL r. and b., furnace, etc; this is an ideal
horne: IN a grand section OF the city.
FLATS NEAR GOLDEN GATE PARK.
Se50O-Brand new, 3-story building on Hugo
st. bet 9Th and 7th ayes., block from entrance
OF Golden Gate Park: fats lower 1, upper s
I rooms hath: exceptionally well built; big lot;
abundance Of sun and light; delightful sur
rcundings; growing neighborhood; owner on
premises Sunday.
sl4, 5oo-3-story brand new building. con-
tanning 9 fats OF and rooms and bath
each all wired for electricity; open plumbing
in fact every modern convenience; renting for
/ ever $500 a year; abundance of light and
sun; vacancies unheard OF ia this section
near the corner Of Second and Harrison sts.
LYON & HOAG,
ll6 Mont gomery st.
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Si0.G00-Fllbert ST.. near HYDE: fine marine
view; residence Of 10 rooms snd bath;
lCt 4sX137. g T.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ESTABLISHED JANUARY, 1855.
30 Montgomery STU. Opposite Lick House.
sac. ooo-corner on octavia St. near sutter:
flats renting for over per cent; lot COX
s1o.75o-Page st up-to-date fats and
rooms and bath; annual rent 5000.
81. s.o5o-Beaver St. near Noe; beautiful cot
tage, just the thing for small family;
fine garden.
s4,ooo-Tentsha st, near Harrison; lot 25xloo;
s4,1oo-Fillmore St. near Grove; lot 25x
1915
81 ,eoo-14th ave. and 1t. cor; 100 feet on
the new park panhandle.
$1,000 nne, lots; Beulah st. near stanyan;
Sc, 5e0-Tremont ave. west line; Groom col
tage in fine condition; near Frederick St
s1,soo-Harriet st. near Rrannan; lot and .
story house; must sell.
s19T5-Harrisen St. near 2sth; fine cottage,
rooms and bath; lot 25x110; cheap.
s45Co-Chattanoog st., near Twenty-third !;
large lot. 65x11T:6 to rear street
Lots 27:ext376. on sutter St. between Steiner
and Pierce
Building lots. NE. corner Golden Gate ave
and Baker st.; in sizes to suit; prices
rom $4,000 inward.
Three lots, each 81 ex1sT:e on south line Of
Geary st, near Fillmore.
MADISON & BURKE.
so MONTGOMERY ST.. opp. Lick House
SPECIAL SPECIAL. SPECIAL.
$12, 500 new modern flats In choice Pacific
Heights district, east of Isaguna St; rented
low at SiS2O per annum; it will pay you to look
into this.
SAUNDERS & RAMACCIOTTI
Real Estate, 410 Montgomery ST.
FOR sale cheap-Dont miss this bargain; for
few dollars you buy this place house
of 10 rooms; water free; all sort Of fruit
chicken sheds. 1923 10th ave, South.
THREE elegant new, modern and up-to-date
flats for sale on southeast corner Of Eight
eenth and Diamond sts DAYIrJ CONDON,
builder and owner. on premises.
$1S50-COTTAGE; 4 rooms: bath: driveway:
barn; Valley St. Church; lot 20 5:Sx114.
Mission Realty Co.. 29th st.
ONLY 5000 cash; cheapest lot Frederick ST..
near Golden Gate Park. Apply 2415 Folsom.
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CAIIEORNIA

CALF OFtNIA
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
40 MONTGOMERY ST.
MOVED FROM MILLS BUILDING TO MORE
COMMODIOCS QUARTERS IN
HAYWARD BUILDING.
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ZEAL EsTATE-cTrY-FoR SALE.

SHAINNALD, BUCKBEE & CO,
2i6 and 30 Montgomery st.
Mills building
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cheap lot on Green st. near octavia
29;Sx1ST:G key lot: very sunny; price only
$1,000; must be sold
HOAG e. LANSDAL.E
los Montgomery 1t, San Francisco.
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Six large beautiful building lots on Stanysn
ST. near Fell: sheltered from the wind and
slightly elevated so to command a view
of the prettiest part OF Golden Gate Park
property.
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IS .25O-Deviss6ero-st corner. near Eddy. with
fine 2-story residence; lot 25x1o0 It. {;
price Is very reasonable.
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POINT E1oHzxorrp aEar rsrArr.

Mia PUNTA TRACT. at Siege, on santa Fe
and electric roads. land 5000 per ace; lots
50x20O at $3.50; orchard OF Is acres and
buildings, $500 per acre. monthly payments; !;
send for maps etc HAIGHT. 4O1 Cal lst-.S-F.
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REDTCEn To SS5O0
AT THE GATE OF THE PARK.

Two modern fats the sunny side OF Clay
ST.. and rooms; attic in upper fiat; rented
low for s75 per month; lot 25x12T:S.
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STOCK RANCHES A SPECIALLY.

STOCK RANCHES A SPECIALLY
California Nevada. Arizona. Mexico stock
ranches for their value for grazfng-vast tracts
suitable for subdivision and calculation. Val
liable not alone for grazing, but for timber AZ
ricuIture oil. minerals or town sites We have
many tracts where frost never occurs We
have many valuable pasture lands where rraSs
cattle fat in April. when beef commands
tbs highest price
We have business property that viii pay
per cent net on cost for five or ten years lease
We have residences up TO date. IN the land OF
the lemon, orange sunshine. fruit and flowers
We have many beautiful orchard homes in
the famed Santa Clara Valley near tho Garden
City Of California Good dairy and alfalfa
ranches.
We can offer a Mexican grant that viii sup
port 10 600 head OF cattle for only $50, 900.
CHARLES ". COE & CO..
Real Estate. Cattle and Loans
IS 70 Auzerais bldg. San Jose. Cal
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BOSS STATION.

$TOuc-A BEAUTIFUL home at Ross Station:
elegant 2-story house. rooms and bath. all
late improvements. electric lights, etc: over
an acre Of ground in natural and ornamental
groves garden, etc. ROTHERMEL & CO.,
50T California St
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F. B. sURRYHNE 1873 MONTGOMERY st.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
25 POST ST.
$15,5oo-Prominent corner in business section.
vicinity of water front and Santa Fe
terminal; large lot; 45x92:6; frame
buildings; rents S117 per month
So 5oo-Rsnts $500 per annum new building
within block Of Path st. electric cars
s45oo-castro st, near 2oth; house of 6 rooms
and bath; basement. etc
s31 600 Business property; vicinity Of 4th and
Market LOT 2oxs5; stores and lodging
house; fine prospective buy
a. 4ooo-Laurel St, Preside Heights district
splendid cottage of rooms and bath
lot 25x112:6; owner going East; must
Fell.
s2575- Lombard st. near Fillmore; frame
rents s21; lot % :ex95.
S1,35o-Broad st. near Guerrero St. electric
cars; cottage of rooms and basement;
easy terms; $500 cash, balance monthly
payments.
$5, 5,3o0-2oth st. near Guerrero ct: cottage of
and bath lot 25x114; rents s22
per month.
s12. .ooo-Pierce st. near Haight; flats of :
rooms and bath each; rents se7 so per
month.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS!
We Lead in Sales Of oceanside Lots. Why?
Choice st. Locations Lowest prices! Midest
Climate!
Don't Miss This Golden Opportunity!
$500 to s12oo-Graded; ready for building
Splendid view OF ocean from every lot.
Nothing like it in this city. All bargains!
Easy terms!
500 10 s5oo-Near park and ocean; IS monthly.
oceanside branch Office, corner H St and
4Tth ave; also corner 10th boulevard and
K st. Open Sundays
$500 to s12oo-Choicest Sunset lots; SO monthly.
$500 to s1ooo-cheapest Richmond lots and
near Spreckels Lake and park; on instaIlments.
$3.50 to S4oo-Leve Excelsior Homestead lots
50 monthly
$1,000 to s4ooo--Modern Cottages in Sunset
Richmond, Oceanside and Excelsior Homestead.
Low prices! Easy terms!
SOL GETz & SON, Owners and Dealers.
Room 81. Chronicle Building.
Seek a home in an Ocean View suburb
And your money with sense will be spent:
Your wife and her children will bless you
And rejoice in home free from rent.
cozy cottage. 4 rooms, large basement
chicken houses, etc. only S1100.
S22o0-T-room cottage; lots on corner, or
namental hedge. vegetable and flower garden
barn. chicken houses ETC.; terms easy.
Choice level lots, 5000 each.
THISTLETON. 272 Sadowa ST., Ocean View
NORTHEAST CORNER.
Lot 51x100 with fair improvements and
rental. or 100xl00 making Ne and NV
corners and 3 frontages; near Folsom and
10th SIS; can't be equsIed for price; sic. 900
splendid for factory JULIEN SMITH, Real
Estate Agent 400 Montgomery street.
FOR sale-Finc sunny bay-window residence
rccms bath and laundry; toilets; beauti-
ful garden in front and back: tents and ham
Bocks. Apply owner. c02a Pine st.
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IS. o0O-Bush-st. Eats, northwest corner OF
Pierce; 3 new fats on corner and resi-
dence on Pierce ST; and S, rooms in
fats; rooms and bath in residence;
rents about $500 per month; lot 30x1Oo;
always rented.
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ELECTRIC RAILROAD EXTENSION
is the order of tie day8hsrc now YOU know
what that means property values must In
crease; we have CpDeftunities In the direct
line Of Improvement. no adv ance yet on ex-
listing contracts 20 sell; Why not buy LOT in
Garfe'd Park or Twin Lakes. tho Military
ESplanade. OF SEA Bright. or other desirable
locations Prices ran-o from $50 per lot
and upwards.
ADAMS 4 BARRY.
III PACIFIC AVE
SANTA CEf-X ca.
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FOR farms, timber grazing and Alfalfa lands
orchards and vineyards and stock ranches
call on or send for catalogue ROTHERNFF.T
& CO. 5OI California st
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MASON ST. APARTMENT HOUSE SITE
$12, ,0OO-62 :ox137:6; Mason, near Jackson;
splendid locality for either apartment house or
flats
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s., 7,oo0-Bruadwsy. nr. Devissdero; hns site for
residence lot 3s s. feet front; grand ma
rine view; bargain.
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NEW FILLMORE-ST FLATS.
$9C0O-Four new fats of rooms and bath
each: Fillmore, near Waller; renting for $50
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$50. .50O-24O- ACRE ranch. so acres grapes so
acres hay land, 20 acres prunes peaches ard
pears, all bearing. p acres corn, potatoes
and alfalfa. balance wood land and pasture:
1900 to 1000 cords timber; ? large barns. I
dwelling; 1 windmill and tank 5000 gals
IS tons hay; about 2CO tons grapes: about 25
tons dried pruness farm wagons; I spring
wagon; Z horses. 25 head OF cattle; Is 10
20 hogs. all farm tools. etc: income 5000
TO $4,000 annually; terms, $1,000 to S2O. 900
cash balance at 7 per cent. many other
places for sale. Call on or address j D.
HICKS. HeaIdsburg Cal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
ADistressing Accident.

Irs. Thomas Elliott was accidentally
1t in her right eye at her home on Pitt
rect, last Saturday night, and it fear
ed that serious consequences Will follow.
A cat-riae, which Mr.. Elliott had loaned
TO a friend some time since had been
returned, and upon making an examina-
ton of the weapon shortly after supper,
Mr.. Elliott decided that it was IN need
of cleaning, and carried it into the kit
chen for that purpose. He had detached
the stock, but had not noticed that the
barrel WAS loaded, and was treating 1t
with coat Of vaseline when, in some
unaccountable manner, the cartridge
.~ss exploded. Mrs. Elliott was stand
ing sj,hlu few feet of her husband,
and the ball entered just to the right OF
her eve. Drs. Mcclure, O'Brien and
Greene we're called in, and subsequently
S!rs. Elliott was taken to the Episcopal
Eye aad Ear Hospital, in Washington,
for treatment. The Alexandra physi-
clans believe that the ball was detected
by the skull and probably lodged in such
a position as to seriously endanger the
sight Of one, if not both eyes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Odd Old Laws.

In an old set Of laws of the Choctaw
Nation there is clause which relates
TO the killing of witches. For witch
craft the penalty was death, and for
alleging oneself to be a witch or for
saying that any other person was one
was punishable by sixty lashes on the
bare back.
Another declared that no doctor could
take money or any Of the belongings OF
a patient he treated II the patient died,
II the patient were raised up from a
sick bed the doctor could accept what
was offered to him, and IL nothing was
offered. then he could take in goods
what was bis just compensation.
In 1884 the Choctaw council passed
an act which made person who bar
gained to sell any Of the Choctaw land
q traitor and punishable by death. Any
white man who encouraged such action
was deported. An Indian who sold or
disposed of land either TO individuals
or to the United States in toto should
be considered traitor and shot on con
viction. This was just preceding the
beginning of the work OF the Dawes
commission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
CaterpiIIars aud Grubs.

1t Is altogether surprising what cater
pillars and grubs can survive and APP
pear to like it. Some mites live on
strychnine, eating it with ayidlty.
Professor Atttield tried the same fare
on cheese mites. and up to 80 per cent
Of strychnine they lived and thriyed as
perhaps only mites can be expected to
do. Over 80 per cent Of poison they
found to be an error Of diet end
promptly died. There Is a sort of cater
pillar which lives on magnesia; one
wonders vaguely whether perpetual
course OF magnesia Is not found some
what enervating. But, then, the cater
pillar Is being wholly depraved,
which nothing can kill. The grub OF
the fur moth particularly is an indis-
criminate feeder, liking wool as readily
as fur and horses hide as well as
either, and will dine heartily on such
poetic fare as butterflies wings. And
it is destruction personifed, taking a
wapton pleasure In cutting of multi
tude of hairs more than 1t can possibly
require. and nothing seemingly can kill
II. Turpentine, sea salt, tobacco and
sulphur fumes-these remedies" only
drive 1t away, that is all, as the pas
sengers in Hans Andersen's coach used
a sprig Of myrtle to drive away the
flies.-Londoh Globe,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
COIOred Elks.

The Alexandria Club met at Odd Eel
lows Hall on south Columbus street last
Saturday night and was merged into the
Benevolent and PROTECTIVE Order of Elks
Of the World The lodge was instituted
by the Morning Star Lodge, No. 40.
with the district deputy officiating
After the lodge was constituted and all
OF the bylaws aud rules read to the
Alexandria Lodge by the Washington
Lodge, the TWO lodges adjourned to
the reception room where they partici
patel in collation.. Fhe following are
the officers of the lodge Edward
Green. exalted ruler; Arthur Parker,
esteemed leading knight; james WEB
ster. treasurer; Robt. Ashby, secretary
Morris Braxtou, assistant secretary
William Bailey, esteemed lectunng
knight; William johnson, inner guard
Edward Brown, esteemed loyal knign'
Buddie Tancil, esquire; John loliVer
tiler; Benz. Brooks, chaplain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
Deaths and Funerals.

Mrs. Ella j. Allison, widow of Ed
ward Allison, died at her residence, SOS
north Columbus street, last night. The
deceased leaves daughter.
William l. Thompson, colored,
native Of this city, died in Philadelphia
Yesterday. HIS remains will be brought
her or interment.
The funeral Of the late James Owens
took place this afternoon from Mr..
B. Wheatley's undertaking parlors. The
services were conducted by Rev. Mr.:
Ewell
The funeral of the late Edgar L. Crump
took place Yesterday afternoon, from his
parents residence on Prince street. Inc
services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Stump. The pallbearers were: Messrs.
Garnet Francis, William Saunders, Lul-
trell Rocker, Edward Tiger, Hugh Ad-
cock and Bruce Scott. A large number
of friends and acquaintance of the FAM
ily attended the funeral.
The re mains of the late Howard j.
Putnam we're shipped Yesterday to his
late home at Winston, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
LOCAL Bi{EYITIEs.

There was no session of the Police
Court this morning.
A meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
will be held at o'clock tomorrow even
ing 10 Lee Camp Hall.
Mary Gusts Lee Chapter, U. d. O.,
will meet at Lee Camp Hall tomorrow
(ruesda,) morning at 1920.
An engine attached to pans niger train on
the Bluemont division Of the Southern Rail,
way was derailed at the w. & o. junction last
night at o'clock. Because Of the accident traf.
fic was delayed for i've heurs. Spreading OF
the rails was the cause Of the accident. The
train was running at a low rate Of speed, and
no one was hurt.
The Alexandria Perpetual Building Fund
Association has sold to Mrs. Julia Downey q
house aud lot on the north side Of Franklin
street, west CfSt. Asapb, for 1915.
The regular meeting If r. L. Lee Camp,
No 2, c. v. will be hel ia their hall this
evening at o'clock.
Eight dodgers we're at the station house last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-05
WOInan's Auxiliary.

A meeting was held 10 Christ Church
today in the interest of the Woman's
Auxiliary 10 thu Board Of Missions of
The Protestant Episcopal Church. At
the opening service at L a. m. there
was a celebration of the holy communion
with a short address by Rev. Dr. Morris,
of Leesburg. Daring recess lunch
was served in the Parish Hall to the
members OF the several auxiliaries. From
2 to p. m. there were addresses from
Bishop Rowe, Of Alaska; Mrs. Sioussat,
president of'thc Mary land branch OF the
auxiliary, aud Rev DR.. Morris, former
ly of the Brazil Mission. These adj
dresses were all interesting and instruc-
tive. The bad weather kept many from
attending who otherwise would have
been present.