davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-18

TERMS OF INSCRIPTION:
Daily Bee (without Sunday, one year. ~ w
Daily Bee and Sunday, one year.........' ~
illustrated Bee, one year...............''.' S'sC
Sunday Bee, one year .................'..' s'SSV
Saturday Bee, one year................'' LSV
Twentieth Century Farmer. one year. AW
DELIVERED BY CARRIER.
Daily Bee without Sunday, per copy, sc
Daily Bee Cwithout Sunday, per week. .izc
Daily Bee uncluding Sunday, per Weekl.c
Evening Bee without Sunday, per week. &c
Evening Bee Uncluding Sunday per TO-.
week ...............-...........
Complaints Of irregularities In delivery
should be addressed to City Circulation De-
partment.
OFFICES.
Omaha-Ths Bee Building.
South Omaha-City Han building, IWenty-
hfth and NJ streets.
Council Bluns-l0 Pearl street.
Chicago-l6D Unity building. ,,,,
New York-l509 Home Life ms. bulldlns'
Washington-50l Fourteenth street.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Communications relating to news and edl-
torial matter should be addressed; Omaha
Bee, Editorial Department.
REMITTANCES.
Remit by draft, express or postal order
payable to The Bee Publishing Company =
Only 2-cent stamps received IN payment VI VI
mail accounts. Personal checks, except on
Omaha or eastern exchanges, not accepteu'
THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-18
sTATEMENT OF C1RcULATIoN.

State of Nebraska, Douglas County, SIS:
G. c. Rosewater, secretary of The Bee
Publishing Company, being duly sworn,
says that the actual number OF tull anu
complete copies of The Daily, Morning,
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during the
month of Anrll- lQln- WAS q follOWs.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-18

c. c. ROSEWATER,
Secretary.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to
before me this LIST day of May. 1905.
(SeaD NJ. b. HUNGATE,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-18

Tim-Tm feeling fine this morning.
was up with lark,
Jim-Tm not feeling SO fine this morning
l was up with a lark last night.-Detroit
Free Press.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-04-19
of Arthur Johnson,
 Tn a Fit of DeSpOn6lency

Arthur Johnson, about 2I years old, committed suicide by shooting himself i'll the head with a 3o-4o rifle last Thursday afternoon. He and F.. Backer had occupied a cabin ill the upper end of town, on the creeks trail, for a week or ten days. The young man was Respondent, and Backer suggested that they go down town and stay around the saloons awhile, where the surround ings would be more cheerful. They started, but had gone only short way when Johnson said he would return and go hunting.
 When Backer went back to the cabin some hours later Johnson was lying on the floor dead. Deputy Marshal Dreibelbis was summoned and found that the man had been shot through the head.
 Two bullet holes were i'll the wall one, high, mere puncture, showing that the wall was the first object struck; the other lower, a jagged, irregular opening, evident ly made by the bullet which passed through the mans head. It Is supposed that the first shot missed on account of the mans head being thrown back when Ee pulled the trigger.
 Commissioner Green was across the divide at the time, but returned. and all inquest was held on Satur- day. Burial took place Sunday.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-04-19
William J. Bryan
 Sniffs Victory Altar

Des Moiues, la, April 3.-Will- fam Jennings Bryan predicts the early dissolution of the Republican party. The present reform move ment, he stated, is the beginning of the end.
 This was the burden of a speech delivered at the Jeftersonian ban quet. NIT. Bryan predicted tri- umphant victory for the Democra,ic party al the next national election. He said the present reform move meut was exposing the corruption of the Republican party Toe long, he asserted. bad the power of gov erumeHt been CenIered tn one party. and that iI could never be CleauSed by any one man. H0t even Mr. Roosevelt himself
Yukon Valley news., 1905-04-19
President Roosevelt
 After the Governor

Washington, April 4.- President Roosevelt through Secretary Hitch cock, has made a conditional re- quest for the resignation of Cover nor Brady of Alaska. The order is due to the fact that Governor Brady k identified with a mining company which extensively adveItises it's business. and is said to make capi- tai out of the official position held by the governor
 Although the request was made more than a month ago, no reply has been received from the Alaskan official It is believed that the president lett instructions with See. retaty Hitchcock belote he started on his hunting ttip in reference to what action to take in case Cover. nor Brady Is not heard iFom soon, bat the secretary would not either affirm 0F deny the rumor.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-04-19

Johnson was from Minneapolis, Minn. He came into the country last spring as packer tor the gov ernment road survey party. He had letter i'll his possession stating that checks for the amount due for his services i'll that capacity-sup- posed 10 be about $I2o-had been sent to Eagle The mar had writ ten to Eagle to have the checks forwarded to Fort Yukon, and from Fort Yukon they were ordered to Fair banks, and later from Fair banks to Rampant. They have not arrived here, and may have been sent to the dead letter office.
 Johnson and Backer spent the winter between lere and Eagle. They were in the Beaver district, and came into Rampant from Salt creek.
 Before shooting himself Johnson wrote a misspelled and nearly illeg- ible note, as nearly as can be made out as follows:
 Backcr cause of Eagle stealing. Send government money home. Tell 'em noth- ing Nets at Sheep creek and Dall river.
 Deputy Marshal Dreibelbis ac quainted the authorities at Eagle with the contents of the note. He received the following message:
 Eagle City, April I7.-Chas. Dreibel- bis, Deputy L. s. Marshal, Rampant Nothing reported to this office, or any complaints to us. Either man unknown to us. GEO. C.. PERRY,
 Deputy L. $. Marshal .
Yukon Valley news., 1905-04-19
NOME MARSHAL'S
 CASE PRO AND CON
Secret Service Men Sent to Smell Out PoWell's
 Record.

Washington, April 4.--The story to the effect that United States Marshal Powell has beer recalled by the president owing to election frauds at Portland, Ore Is denied by the department of justice, but the rumors seem we'll founded. nev- ertheless. IL is known for a fact that secret service men are ill Port land Investigating the charges i'll connection with the Nome marshal and other prominent men. Senator Fulton declares there is nothing in the charges against Powell.
 Portland, Ore, April 4.-Judge J. C. Moreland, Sheriff William A. Story and Captain F.. w. Spen- cer are said to be endeavoring to take the scalp of Thomas Cader Powell, recently appointed United States marshal for Nome district, Alaska. Complaints have been forwarded to Washington, so 1t is reported, of alleged crooked work done by Powell i'll the general election in June, 1904. At this election numerous affidavits were prepared which were used by per sons whose names did not appear on the register. Tue law provides that all elector who has failed to register can only cast his ballot if his right to do so is vouChed for by six freeholders, who shall subscribe to an election affidavit blank known as Blank A. " This blank is sup posed to be prepared and signed at the polling place, and the signers swear they are personally acquaint- ed with the elector, and to their belief that he is qualified On the day of election in June, I9o4. a lot of "A" forms were to be found at Republican headquarters, signed with the names of the necessary freeholders a. witnesses. and the electors name lett blank. Many of these affidavit blanks bore the sig nature of T. <. Powell, and copies of them are said to have been sent tO President Roosevelt with accom-.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-04-19
THINKS DAWSON
 IN THE POSSESSION"
Educators Idea that Uncle Sam Has Swallowed
 the KlOndike.

Some time ago this paper offered few words of protest against the custom of people in the north re- ferring to very considerable DOT tior of Canada as Alaska" The error is not confined to the Ameri- can side of the boundary and is not peculiar to any single nationality; In1ians, strange enough, being the only people free from it. Coast and Puget Sound newspapers gen. eralize all of Yukon Territory and large part of British Columbia as Alaska, and 1t is possible some United States senators may believe Edmonton, Medicine Hat and even Moose Jaw are included in the possession. But 1t is the ones who know better and still persist in the error If speech who are culpa ble, and who are responsible for much of the ignorance about the matter i'll the States. Still, 1t is hardly fair to lay all the blame on them for the following letter printed Ill the Dawson News:
 Bradford, Illinois, Feb. I6, 1905.
 To the Worthy Postmaster at Dawson, Alaska: My dear Sir,-Today when studying at school about lichens, mosses, etc, of Alaska, it was suggested by the pupils that ii would Je so nice to have a few specimens of these plants from our far away, though valuable, possession or Territory of Alaska, and the pupils this afternoon brought their pennies and re- quest that we imtrude upon your good nature by soliciting of you a favor; namely that you procure for us in your vicinity a few small specimens of lichens and mosses, etc, as may bt found about Dawsou and kindly send them to us by carly mall. To pay for the postage, etc, the pupils include pennies represented bv the inelosed stamps, 3s cents. Should 1t De that no licheus and mosses can pos. sibly be procured about Dawson then send us other curios from your vicinity, please
 Thanking you in advance tor the so- licited favor. and trusting that this child like request may not greatly incOnve- uieuCe you. we are
 Yours very truly,
 C. W. COURTS,
 Superintendent Schools.
 The News says Postmaster Hart man. notwithstanding the little ge- ographical errof. will ask some ot the instructors iu Dawson schools to scud the desired mosses aud hchens e. thc Bradford schools.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-04-19

The charges against United States Marshal Hopkins, Ol Spokane, Wash were uot sustained
Yukon Valley news., 1905-04-19

Next Sunday, Apsil 9. wia be Easter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
= Danmark. ;.
slmiusel;ae Gfterretninset.

Deu bonte Tolore.
form. n9olitifen" pil pioe, at ef-
ter Den upe, oanife Sololop, er Der
llofiqt til, at Sc inoirefte Sfatter oil
BALE uteo ca. 10 Millioner :&roner.
81 yIius=@ ricDcn poa>
fenter ell mn neutrality-suspicious.
ill Sc mrolige Ggne al @rpnlano,
Ser eaGm, life bar urret un0erlpgte.
Rlaner1e ere onerticnote al in6flp-
sellesrige ameriianlfe geogrofilfe
Selitobcr % &ioenIfabSmGn0.
@au inrbcreocr g. -
aoAssns 0u1npif.b v9omebroJ"
Bitter bre:~i @ftcroor logt op %
NaEnlfobct biempernltiterG. Saar er
aette life ifet. &emancoen CT itrpget,
u1e,, Mono|tobet err ic,tot til 2ogisifi=
Set o. ifal blue Ser fprclpbig. Man
Aptter oette / Iorbinoelle meo Tor=
aol0eHe / Merge o1 ol,tager Set CT
Net for III Sfihct ltrnls fun p9re lei
fart, tloor Yrins Gorl ifal reile til
Nor:3e irn Bette 9ouos &onge.
ct npt 20 iIlion lore,
iaaeno Z. Otter .hpoo eli &Gffe
YrnuinsbloSe fra poolibelig Slide
ErIarer, har CIT Galilfer, &r. @e0e=
MONT, / ois|e Gage iooe. Gneret pao
CplMuanins al Cigar oa &onfeft=
Auton1oter poo lamtlige r1,sliife oa
;itiriFe Serubaneltat:oucr. Ser er
1trar hleuen ounnet ct Nlftiejcllfab
10Th uil u0rptte Sen giu1e 8egunlt=
sclie. S M%f,ielelifabet iiooer 81. Il.
}hu. Nfinilter Sage, Nngenisr Gent
sigb- Tug!, % f9i. StolonneIter Grci'
;Sr;is. Nfticfopitolc1 CT poo 3 DILL
&r-
GpIfct ngcts 6or-
III s q. S)omlc1, neblago,
iarIeoer 500 lin &olt. @rlnoen bar
at ENnu UNDER cit Sale / Iolfctingets
Msbe forleoen 9ientagne Gauge al:
brsS fSolfetingsmono 9r. @iref ol
1orbyo hom at tale ON forifjelitgt
ISr.ror ,,"S-<-"-H" ;xfn +;G+nSn,nrnr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
Spllanb.

Il hpggeli 9 s e,
t u 5. 5orleoen 5snoaa git e.,
u aarig &proeoreng og poaieoe
&reatllrer for fin Maomooer, Sens
Mnberiens Gnfe ! &ammersbei mel
len. Biborg % @anoers: On 15-
aarig Gre1g, iom tiente i iamn,e
Steo, tom gaaenoe meo en- Bsg|,.
% ioet ban uobrpo: .geu ifpoer ieg
Gig affprebe bans 8ssien og
ramte ben an6en / &opeoet, iaa ban
ltprteoe ON. Gan er M inolagt paa
Viborg Spgebns, men set er tpipI-
lpmt, om ban fun lepe, Grengen, Ser
ifes, foiteoe ltrafs ggslen fra fig, oa
ION loo Jplgert,e al fin aaaobeo %
flDgteoe bort ODER Marfen. son ct
bog ienere fommen til gteoe toen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
$olget.

2an0 brugs III / II / t e t
Gle SAM en far nplig onrct eli
: Eur ! g'1alano, bpor ban gor iat Jig
no / forifiel!ise Gp:bolo peorpren<
ae Sanoelen. S Sen Mnleoning bar
It inf @lao, Sic Boit", uotolt Jig
u1eget on~erfjenoe,toe on 9uuobrugs-
a,!n;itcren og set bonife 9onobr,g.
Gonntarf far, ifricer 8Iaoet, Ell
aonobrugsminiiter, Ser life toger i
Bctraetning at foretage en- lang @ei-
k for at %IorDon0le cm ielp Sc minoIte
neutrality-suspicious. mes fine 2an0s=
munos beoIte &u11oer. Sort eget
Gan6brugsminilteri1m pil0e foo me-
ne Sn6f1p6elle en6 D:6til, 1aor set
Aonbleae paa famine Maooe. Set
aaHfe Observation-Disclosures gien=
ne1nfbrtc GpmGrfion1beo for alle
@nfeltbeoer / 6orbinoelle me6 @11=
selsbepngelien bla110t Sc 0anlfe
9%on6ma116 CT set netop, set eugelife
sauo6rug lapner iii at milone oct
Irpf, set lioer u1oer.
Snorc isiion 0 ~ l.
miitcriet. rar:iteligt Sag
afoa" rctter eli meget olporlig Sri
1T mob Minilteriets 8elettelier al
Emtcoerne lom reliberenoe &apellan
seo Safobsfirfen / &pbenbapn og
pH So9nepr9lt be0 3ionsfirfen. S
1ritnapnte Silfeloe un6loo Mini=
aaeriet nn0er ct intelligence 4oa1fuo
ut lat6c Nnlgsniagen ira &irfelts
acpella1, iom baooe iunaeret / 80
liar, til Menig6eosraa0et, Joni in1io<
lertio enitemmigt uotalte 9nifet ON
at Iaa @apellanen. Set lte;e DOG
life: Beo 3ionstirfe1, iom er bpgget
ii Reuigbeoen, git Miniiteriet belt
soer en Menig6eosraaoet, ia, uo-
mebnte en- Mano, bpis Mniegning let
HE par ien6t Menigbeosraabet til
Erf1Griug.
8laoet ifriucr oerom 81. a.:
2RT @mbeosbeiettelier beteg-
net I'm Jortinttelie at ct Spor, iom
q modraabt iioen itolte Miniiterffif-
Z: at mon life tager &enipn til Be
1Re.iabeosroa6, iom itaar SSnore-
HRfss#on n9r. 81 Tan lebere en- Sci
Hm Bebiier berfor. Dg Menig-
50suassIoben er BOG Miniteriets
@su- @isiion bnffer lite at
lille 5orormger. Men li6t &err-
bxtagen - Blot retferoig - til
Zen, GIoe alIieebeI lite ffabe oanif
2irfd7bs llboitIing. gIler bar man
sirfsf5g ! Sin6e at bile Iaoe SSnore-
Vision Gre @irfebbaningsarbeibet
og ffaa ! npite Dmgalg Iaoe baont
sm oets oan6elige @@et, forbi ben
dfe lar 1oget Snoflpoelie ! set
3srr2-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
q IN a ger ba II EN-. lbpalget
ipr N,1Irn al e11 Mel1nnntinn3hnne

jIH HEGA$ ~ ,fHt& 0s@s@&3f US fyaSffg9S q
q III ger ba II Ell. l1bpalget
for Mnlag al cit Me,1opationSbane
paa Mmuger meoocler, at Staten I
oisie Da3e bar paabegDnot 5porlqg'
ningen fra Mspermarfspei ODER Can.
gebro til &aunebanen. ltopalget BE-
1ra0ter bermeo lit Mrbeioe iom enot.
Gil 8anc1, bar Staten bioraget 1907
600 ar., % fra @r;uate ct ser op'
naaet ct l%ignenoe 1ilitllb.
Dpb al g peoalitbeo 3.
Gen is. OCTOBER oe6e paa &ipbeu,
babns &omuneboipttal 2Gee Sobnnp
q. Geilbere al speoalitbeo, iom ban
bapoe p%aaoraget fig u,ocr fit @ier.
ming iom 2ege paa ct. Grotr pe6
at bebanole ipe6alife'geegre. &on bar
opbolot fig paa &omuneboipitalet
iom @atient / benbeo s Mar, % bar
|%giennemgaaet frpgteltge 2i6elier.
q lpnorict for 1000
@n iiella1oit @aaroeier Ton,
forleoen ino til &jebenbapn for at BE-
Jorge nogle 6orretntnger. 9a set
bar beiprget, gift bon ,1o for at ie paa
&opeoitaoslipet, fal6t / &lperne paa
Ell &ar @onoefangere og fanot Jig
ON Morgener1, ga ban fortumlet
naaaneoe paa tit &otel, plpnoret for
ollie fine @enge, 1000 ar. Bolitiet
fanbt burtigt Ben enc al 2anomon=
ocns v@enner" fra Motten, og ban
baboe Sc 500 81. bos fig.
sfp1Iet oper@ o i
ornfnet. Sfueipiller 5cbacf'
Senien % bans Mo6er fra &ipben'
bapn reiite for nogle Sage ii6en me1
Damperen ~Tre6ensborg" til Sabre
timber BEN iterfe Storm Nor6lp er
blep Sut Scbacf=Senien en- Mfter
ifpllet oper @oro og orufneoe. MIlt
&eoningsforlpg bar umulige pac
@rlu16 al ben oprgrte 90. 5cbacf.
Senien er .aniat be6 Solfetbeatret ol
ifltloe Ill Haris for at u6oanne fit
Stenme. !@on par i'm Mo6er in6er
ltgt bengtpen, % meget. uielplt9n6ig
Maar ban ipille6e, tenfte ban pa(
lin Mo0er, 11aar Fan gjorbe 2Dffe
tGnfte ban poa benoe, % ga maalf
melt tbi ben0es @lnoe nor boni
itprlte @lG0e, % naar bon planlago'
lin 6rcmti6, bar Mo6ere11 alti6
bans Sanfer % Set / iomn1e Ito
ltrGfning iom ti0ligere, %efterat ba1
bar blepen forlopet. 9a Tanfen on
at rejie til Boris for at 116oam1
S1enmen baogne6e boS ban1, afpi1t
ban Sen fprit, men fom iaa / Can't
!. ON at tage Mo0eren meo paa &eiien
S Nor6i9en far Scbacf=Senien ie
, oct Menneife, ban Dolbt melt ai ifpl
le ODER 8oro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
gerue.

r . utter abr1f paaVe t.
fieIlan6. Beo Sen MI ofilntteoe
binoen6e Se9ning al Mreal til en-
g1,fferfobrif / @Srlep pe66 lagelie er
Der tegnet 24t2 Eor. 2ano. Gut
ferfabriferne bab6e for6ret 5000
E6r. 2mb. 2iiterne er MI in6ien6te
til Sufferfabriferne, bpis Gpar af<
pe11tes.
&pR gnpIen pau S It.
Naa ct al 2ano6oere, Slagtermeitre
% &rea1ur6anolere afbol6t Mpoe /
Soenle, oanneoes Ser UNDER Mapnet
"SSpns &pegaplsforening" ct Mftie=
iclifab, bpis Tor,noal er at fremme
&pGgapl paa SIN. 8%eltpreliel1 be-
mpn0ige5es til at fpbe @runo, OPP
FIRE 8pgninger o1p. Mfttefapitalen
l10gjgr 10000 &rpner.
@9nerie nn6er $ m
/ Gage. ga 8arcelliit 6.
S. @oni eng &ultru, &aabpltffe 81
paa Mpen, fprle6en fom l1o / oeres
Spisefa1nmer, bgrte bum fra 2oftet
pbel1 oper, bbor ser bar logt 9alm
for 25Gage iioel1, noget pippe. Sum
ifpnote fig op paa 2ofiet, fif &almen
til SIDE og fan0t Ser neoe mot /
Den en- &9ne meo 8 nps u6rugebe
&pllinger. Disle bar felt ipilIep-
enbe, % @enen ielp ipntes ogiaa at
babe set rigtig gobt; Sen tog / bpert
Salb goot til Jig al 9@6e % Griffe.
en- 2ege 09oen ner
peb g as or n g.
6orle6en @ftermi6oag, 6a Dof1or
8icbet i @eitpe6 pil6e tage fig ct
8ao pou oct n1ilitare 5Dgebus % /
ben Mnleoning bap6a aobnet for @a-
0eopne1ls @%osleoning, bemprfebe
ban life at Der pe6 en- Sell peo So-
men ltremmeoe en- MGngoe @as m6-
/ 8a6erummet. 2e5en blep lom
5gIge at @asl6Itr6mningen ipg og
itprteoe ON paa @ulpet l,6en at fln-
ne rbre fig. Saa lange ban bar peoI
fin @epi0itbeo, anitillebe ban SSagtta-
gelier oper fine BulsIag % merfe0c,
bborIebes 8ulien liot efter ltot ops
;bgrte al ilaa, iamtioig meo, at Der
%in0fanot fig ct meget imertefnIot 81
bebefin6en6e, Iom bleb itnrfere og.
itnrfere, m6til ban miiteoe 8epioit-
be6en. So Doftor 8icbet baboe luf<
fet op for 8aoepanoet, bleb bette Deo
at Itrgmme l1b, ogsbeo, at BET git ne6
giennem 2oftet tic S%Dgebniets 9fo-
nom, bleu man opmnrfiom paa, at
Ser maat;e bore noget gait fat opppcY
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20

MADISON & BURKE,
Established January. 1883.
so Montgomery st. opposite Lick House,
Real Estate Agents.
Full Charge Taken Of Property.
So, ,Geo-Corner; inRide Sutter and Jones ST. I;
SIS. .5oe-ss grand flats: Haight St. near De-
visadero; paying per cent: lot 2Ix
$50. .0oo-FsIe corner on Third st.: rent $3.50
per annum; large rot.
$50. 0.OOO-3 fine modern flats Franklin ST. !:
best location; always rented: lot p:
SI:6 #: rent $3.50 per annum; fine
steady income property.
$50. 00e-Gnlon ST.. In business section; lot
soxf20; buildings rent for $50 per mo:
SIS, GOO Farrell St: fine flats: 81 feet
rent s127.
S35, ,o0O-Hotei on Fourth st. corner; rented at
$500 per month; act quick
SIS, 5G0--3 nne fats. Larkin ST.; rooms all
sunny rsn, and i,gda ,ghS same as corner large
and make offer; must be sold.
$11.bO0-Washington ST., near park; large
each large lot. S5xi21:sa Ss'' fset; aa rent Pent
$500 per annum
s1l ,0e0-3 fine. modern fats built one year on
Ashbury near car lines; rent 500 per
month; owner going abroad and must
$40 1oOee-Russan Hill choice residence lot:
Jones St. near Vallejo: eox11T:6 to rear
street: superb view
OF T.. and rooms and bath: lot 25x
leo IT.; rent s1110 per annum: this is
se,5o0-2 fine flats on Taylor st. close in:
rented low at $50 month; see this for
a bargain at once
S3.5eD-Rents S36; snap: south OF Market.
So. .500-Fine investment on 4th ST.; soma
money to be made here.
$S,0C0-Modern residence Of rooms and fin
ished basement Page St, one block
from park panhandle
S2.OOC-Natoma ST, near 9Th: 4 flats. rent
$40 per annum; bargain; must sell
s.. $3.eoe-Cheap lot: oath St., near Dolores;
s4.ooo"Cottags. nearly new: rooms and
bath; Market and Castro; 25x102
81 500-Lots inside Van Ness ave.: 500 per
foot.
Cheap lotsi Golden Gate ave. and Baker ST.
any size: price S22T5 and upward;
street bituminized; lots ready for build
ing.
s4oo-Cheap lot on 2sth ave, near Golden
Gate Park; 25xf2o feet.
S5,000-Resdence OF 10 rooms and bath (rnay
be converted into fiats) Howard ST.,
not far from Goth St: 27.6xf22:6 feet
S2OOCp-An investment netting o per cent:
centrally located; blocks from Market
St; so feet frontage: always rented.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
REAL nsrATE-cIrY-FoR SALE

SPEcK & CO., 2O9 Montgomery st.
s1xTa lNaoME s4. SEoREMTinsi sEoR MEakEr
$225. 5.0Oo-Magniteent business investment;
prominent corner; $50 reet street front
age; stores and lodging house; an ac-
tual per cent net income proposltlon-
MARKET STREET.
$50, 000-125 IT. frontage to rear street, with
Improvements; close in: particulars on
sTOCKToN-sT. CORNER.
$12O, O00-NearIy 240 it. street frontage; first
class improvenHnts; under long, Sc
cured ,es,s s,sa1s sa an ooo annual maetxan n
g =" rHIRo sl5'' STREET s''
sec, 000-C1ose to Howard; large improved
srocRToN Rere5SsS sT. isSH;isfs BUSINESS PROPERTY
sVmr northern s stool Stockton st. near BrOadway;
nearly 20 feet street frontage: great
depth; comparatively new ,.,, building;
VAN NESS AVE. CORNER.
367, ,bOO-Elegant NV. cor; 100 feet frontage:
with substantial improvements !oe
e AMorHER HER SIXTH So FIST 81. BUY.
tel: 1oosfoot frontage; leased at per
NoRTH ssnt' oS sh9les MsRREr SIy INVESTMENT.
sal. 1.sso-Fineiy located large corner, new
modern building; stores and flats IN
rapidly advancing district: car lines
in immediate vicinity: onered on ae-
count owner LEAVING city; reasonapIe
offer entertained quick sale: in
". A. BUSINESS CORNER
s1sOOO-Business corner; well populated sec
feet, feet nicely improved with stores and
flats; good renters; yielding monthiy
income q s1ss; s1 m Flats
$40 o00-Beautiful fats; vicinity Masonic and
Haght sts.: finely built; good neigh
sirabe: Ie' paying a. sss'n nearly I e per cent lot
25x100 feet; bargain
HARRISON ST. NEAR THIRD:
So 75o-Good four story building; 25-foot lot;
store and flats; rented low, real bar
gain; inyestlsate, nv sIs e, =, ,rs
So. 250-A fine fat investment; 2I-foot lot;
north line OF street: rented close to
$500 rfEaaMA.sT fsaaIsSMi EsaTs sNaF sSsiiIn 'ear' st
$6.0oo-Tehama St. near ID; houses. rent
COOP SMALL BUY.
$4.2oo-Near eth and Bryant SITS; nice
flats; 26,59os 5 s,Is,;ss lot; rents s42 month.
500. .0o0-Jackson St; 20 rooms.
$50. .0o0-Jackson-s corner; 20 rooms.
sSoo' o ooo-Paeiae ave; !; 10 room rooms 'corner'.
$50. cOo-Washington ST.: II rooms (corner).
$25.e00-Steiner st.: IL rooms
$25. .000-Broadway corner; IA rooms.
$50, ,5O1-California ST: is rooms.
$40, ,OO0-Lyon-st- corner: 1e rooms.
$16. 000-Hyde ST.; II rooms
$50 Washington St; IA rooms.
$12, ,50a-Bush ST.: rooms.
$12, G00-Green st.: 10 rooms.
50. 25Q-Sutter St: rooms.
ssoSrya1ls59 tsSIE IN1MeRoyE9 hs EISpl PROPERTIES
$14, ,500-Block of 80 lots near the beach In
Sunset District: bargain
.50o-NW. corner 1st ave. boulevard and
California ST.: adjacent TO new Pre-
sidio Terrace: 75x100 feet: bargain
for some one.
50. G00-27th ave, near Lake ST.; 50x120.
81. 750 each for choice lots; 9Th ave, near
c st.
$3.50 each-Bargain In lots; Sunset Dis
trict 11th ST.. near j: macadam-
ized
$500 st. near 14th ave-; cheapest lot
in Richmond. 26x100.
SPECK & CO.,
200 Montgomery ST.