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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
A HALLowEEM CONFESSION

My lady, the charms have decided,
Have shown without question my fatei
By test that may not be derided
The future is told to me-wait!
have not thrown over my shoulder
The peel of an apple, to see
What is her initial; a bolder
Device was suggested to me.
have not peered into mirror
BY candlelight, seeking to trace
Beside my reflection, yet clearer,
The picture of somebody's face
1 have not placed under my pillow
A fetish to bring me dream;
have not stripped bark from the WILLOW
Where fairies dance down by the
stream.
1 have not, a-shake and a-shiver,
Gone forth at midnight in the gloom
To whisper with voice all a-,quiver
My wants in the shade of the tomb.
1 have not climbed up to the attic
To come face to faith with a wraiths
A vision of hopings ecstatic
Built up of my fancies and faith.
I've called in no old superstition,
But surely, this All-hallow cen,
Not following lore or tration
My fate and my fortune I've seen.
And these are the charms all beguiling:
Two eyes with a wonderful light
Rose lips, cheeks bedimpled with smiling,
A hand that is marvellous white.
know who she is; and you know her,
So why should 1 further confess?
I pay you the tribute l owe her
The question to which you say "Yes."
Spells? Sorceries? All, you can weave
For you have the potentest charms;
For 1 hold them ali in my arms.
Wilbur d. Nesbit in The Pilgrim.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
THE OYSTER

The oyster is a stupid thing;
He cannot dance, he cannot sing,
He cannot even read or write
Indeed he isn't very bright.
When in September school begins
"a school of fish, mean),
The fishes come with shining fms
And sit in rows with happy grins,
But Oyster isn't seen.
He Just lies lazy in his bed,
Altho tits day;
And so to oystermen o'erhead
He falls prey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
THE COUNTRY EDITORS LAMENT

How'd you like to be the editor,
And in the sanctum roost;
And skim through old exchanges,
And write for Jones a boost;
And give Young Sport calling
down,
Old Skads ripping up,
Describe Miss Dash's new SILK gown
And praise Bill Sykes bull pup?
To take in three odd dollars
And pay out sixteen more,
To scheme to make two dollars
Do the work of four;
To clip and paste
And sweat and swear,
And in your pants
Big holes to wear,
To cuss your luck
And write hot stuff
Be slow to anger,
Quick to bluff,
Dun old subscribers,
Ne'er get blue,
Go chase up news
At 1902?
I think it is just lovely, and so, no
-Holdenville Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
$3.50 FOR 5O-FOOT LOTS

In beautiful Hollywood, corner Center
st. and Sunset boulevard; cement curbs,
sidewalks streets graded, oiled; ele-
Restrictions You can not get such
values for your money elsewhere.
Agent on tract. Take Hollywood car
to office, corner Vermont and Prospect;
SC fare WIESENDANGER, 221 Laugh
4
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19

FOR EXCHANGE
$3.50 equity in Pasadena lot.
$1S65 equity in Z lots, s. Hollywood
.CDlegroYe).
S1256-Clear; 10 acres in Corona.
Any or all of above properties for a
clear ranch, good building lots or equity
in q cottage. VIM N. HOLWAY, I'll
Grant Bldg. Home 1889; Main 1910.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
Miner Killed by Explosion
Rv Associated Pres

By Associated FreSs'
LEAD, S. D., Oct. 1G.-A premature
explosion of blasts occurred today in
the Homestake mines, causing the in
stant death Of Torren Anderson and
Baldo Pascoe.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

FOR EXCHANGE
MoNROVIA FOR LOS ANGELES. 81
LOTS AND 2-STORY HOUSE, FLOW
ERS, ETC, LOTS IN 8-YEAR-OLD
ORANGES, GRAND VIEW; NEAR
ELECTRIC CARS.
r. e. IBBETSON & CO.,
HOME 2410. 316 TRUST BUILDING.
FOR EXCHANGE-WE WILL GIVE
someone good deal in a fine lot in the
BROWN & WOODS. 817 Fay.
MAxON WILL EXCHANGE YOUR
property, any location. Large list to
select from. MAXON REALTY CO.,
Halls Stimson Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
A Warrior PimpIe
MAY BE DANGEROUS.

When a wart, mole or pimple shows
any sign of tenderness it is a warning
that bad blood is behind it. Often these
places are on the face, hands, legs or
other part of the body for years, and give
no sign to cause uneasiness, and then
with little rough handling, slight cut
or bruise will develop into sore that re-
fuses to heal, and the sufferer finds HIM
self afflicted with a cancerous ulcer.
About three years ago blister cane
on the right side of my nose. 1t grew
speedily in spite of all efforts to heal it
up; the pain was not very severe at first,
but increased when the sore began to
infame and discharge matter. AT times
be getting we'll, but the scab would drop
off, leaving q red, angry looking ulcer; l
had almost despaired of ever curing It,
whom my attention was called to 3. .. y,
and after taking q few bottles the sore
began to gradually grow smaller, the
discharge stopped and a vas ST cured; se;ru
Owensboro, KY. JNO. MASS1H.
Ifthe blood is pure and healthy these sores
cannot exist. S. S. S. is the ideal blood
purifier. 1t cleanses the blood of all
poisons and impurities, making it strong
and vigorous and able to supply the body
with the strength and nourishment 1t
needs. There is nothing that acts so
promptly as S. S. S., toning up the en-
tire system, helping the general health
and curing sores
S :; e.: +: T.: !
puRELY VEGETABLE, but purify your
blood with
S. S. S. 1t is natures remedy, purely
vegetable, and while driving all poisons
from the blood, will build up every part
of the system. Book on the blood and
any medical advice desired will be given
without charge, to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Atlanta. Ga:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
Central Avenue.

Block 1, COrOnel Tract, for sale as
above. Geo. Il. FrinIz, owner.
ii Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
Business Properly

WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT g. SMITH.
we have for sale one of the bes.
business openings in California;; sales
$4,000 last year. See us about II.
BASSETT a. SMITH,
2O215 S. Broadway. Rooms 2O7-Ss
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19

FOR SALE
$3.50 per acre, IA acres soft shell
walnuts years old.
$500 per acre 13 1-S acres soft shell
walnuts 8 years old. VIII net $500
A. H. GREGG & co.,
715-710 Bryson Block.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
EDUCATIONAL

AssAYING NIGHT sCHOoL-NoW IN
session. WADE G. WADE, 318 East
First St
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
FOR SALE
Country Property

FOR sALE-oRANGE GROVES, PAY
ing splendid incomes on prices asked:
$6000-At San Dimas, 10 acres with
buildings worth $4,000; netted 10 per
cent last year, although young trees.
$6500-Near Riverside, 10 acres;
cottage, barn; averages 20 per cent
net.
$90Oo-At Redlands, 10 acres net
ting 20 per cent year.
buildings worth $4,000; over 10 per
cent net average for years.
These prices include crop on trees.
l.. NJ. PRATT, sos Laughlin Bldg.
Headquarters for Orange Groves"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19

andcurlng sores
permanen I'll y.
Do not let a
wart or pimple
develop into a
cancerous ulcer,
but purify your
blood W t b
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19

FOR sALE-$2sO 900; AT ALTADENA.
over v. acre, with fruit trees, shrub
cottage, barn and chicken yards suf-
ficient for 500 fowls; a very attrac-
tive place; one block from car. L. M.
PRATT, COS. Laughlin Bldg. "Au-
thority on Altadena."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19

L
Mary E. Baskerville to A. w. Dob
bins,-Lot 10 Dalton Orange Grove
e q. p Taylor ct al to G. ii. Foss.Eof
2 block rs Coiegrove in Ro La Brea $40
H. Barndollar to ]. Wadsworth-Part
lot II block IA range Wilmington,
formerly Ne New San Pedro; n:i:c 9;;i'$ -
Maud Ashler-Part block 60 Pasadena
Raymond Imp. Co. to j. Tarmston--
IL division No. 1 Raymond Imp Co. g
H. iiil to L. A. Weatheringt Lot
beginning at northeast corner of block
A Melville's property and running in
easterly direction on south side of
Fortieth street Abb feet, etc. .... $500
Estate of 1. T. Martin. deceased-or,
10 block d Currier tract. t............$ $40
]. S. Vosburg to A. f. Powers-Part
section 16 south Il west c:...s.$ SD
A. f, Powers to I. l. & 7. Co.-Same
piH8petCSS A. Crabs S OF to Edna II. Nte1wie;rrfEELot
beginning at northwest corner of lot
sc Navila, tract being ARA Crabb's sub
east on south line of Holt avenue 100
feet, etc. ................ S1o
w. ]. Fisher to ]. Rees--Lots 21 and
% block K Mirador tract No. 2 $40
Q. Mills and H. s, King, trustees, to A:
e. Nettleton-Part section north Z
wfs' L. A. Doty to Margaret BoisterHsIos siS
23 Ames Wright'S sub .......... SIC
Hermosa Beach L. & w. Co. to ]. II.
block 4S and all of lot 2 and part lot
block SO first add to Hermosa
OGaST Mary a. skinner to A. R. wyohe-fot
115 -Wiesendanger tract .......f, :sIS
block Brooklyn Heights Gan9hl s196d
tract ............ @1VVV
c. B. Porter to w. Stewardson-Lots
and block AZ L. A. Olive Grove Assn.
land; lot Ybarra tract .,......., $50
c. A. Sewall to p T.. Horan-Lot 75
South Vermont Avenue tract. $40
]. NJ. zinn to Mary ], zinn-Part lot
8 block 8 Sentous tract .:.....,...:$l $40
]. M. Zinn to Mary ]. Zlnn-Portion
of lots and in said block 80 San
pgsa1 Same to same-Lot Pieqk's sub q
Nancy M. wheelock to State Bank of
San Pedro-Lot 2S Clay's sub OF block
10 Rudecinda tract .............. $40
Mrs Kate Weideman to same-Iot 16
block Peck's sub of blocks 6, Z, and
&rVV,'T W W. Thomas saaas to Anna 'ciarl-Lot Il
block II Mirandor tract No. of Ro Los Los
ebSa ISas ssrqfs '. Il ccwies to &. L. worinsH
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19

A GREAT SNAPI
Twenty-Five acres, about twelve
miles from Los Angeles; eighteen
acres in fhl-bearing vineyard, bal.
ance apricots and prunes; good
twelve-inch well. Price only $500,
terms, for a few days.
COOPER & CUDDEBACK,
21S South Broadway, Room 237.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21
HIRCUS, THE
 DANCING BILLY GOAT A.-u11ss By GauH MICKEY FINN
MICKEY FINN

tCopyright, 19O5. by Ernest JarroldI
 RT was Christmas eve, and Patrick E DOolan, the foreman of the gas H works, had summoned a goOdly
 company of his friends 10 cele- brate the holiday season and the ar rival of two barrels of Irish turf from his native town. A bushel of this peat lay glowing in the fireplace. While the snow was softly piling itself upon the window casingS and the wind was talk ing liberties with the shutters Judy Callahan slyly pinned upon the lapel of Dick Walsh. the letter carrier. a sprig of Irish ivy. By inquiry from rheumatic Flaherty, who sat in the ingle nook nOurishng his shins. Dick Iaarncd that the symbolic meaning of Irish ivy is "I cling to thee Judy's shriek a moment later indicated that
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21
GRIP oUIsKLY KNOCKED OUT,

Some weeks ago during the se- were winter weather both my wife and myself contracted severe coulds which speedily developed into the worst kind of la grippe with all it's miserable symptoms" says Mir. l. s. Egleston of Maple Landing, Iowa.
 Knees and joints aching, muscles sore, head stopped up, eyes and nose running, with alternate spells of chills and fever. We began using Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, aiding the same with a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and by it's liberal use soon completely knock. ed out the grip" These Tablets pro mote a healthy action of the bowels, liver and kidneys which Is alwayr beneficial when the system is Goa gested by a cold or attack of the grip. For sale by all dealers in patent medi. cines. a
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

gan threw that the goat liked the best. They looked like little pieces O bread covered wid sugar. The goat picked up so many O the little chunks that the crowd yelled to put Reagan out be kase be was stoppin' the show, and had hard work to get the goat dancin' ag'in. After that the goat seemed to get lighter and lighter upon his feet until he hardly touched the stage. There were times when be whirled around in the air widout touchin' the floor, and the crowd gaspin' wid as tonishment at this wonderful beast And while he whirled be seemed to be gettin' bigger and bigger till he was as round as a balloon the boys play wid. He would go up in the air, whirlin' like a pinwheel, for ten feet, and thin light on the stage soft as a thistledOwn, and fly up ag'in till he spun up farther and farther, lookin' like a red umbrella on a big punkin, and he was gone through the hole in the. roof, thranslated intirely."
 And where did he go?" said the awe struck Mrs Cassidy in a whisper.
 Some O the little boys sittin' on the fence outside said he wint up in the d. rcctiOn of O'Rion, and others said twas toward Arcturus and Niptune he wint"
 And what was it that Reagan gave thc goat?" said the ma,c-ialistic Walsh, anS .ous for an explanation of the seem iES miracle.
 :ta. o~St cakes that the rogue :.- rove v.d sugar, and the goat a. .:tcen 0 them"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

men" said Flaherty. rising and putting dancin' goat is too much for my vorac- ity. couldn't swallow it.
 When the door had closed Doolan went on: Every night after supper the table was showed back agin the wall and the lesson began. And. would you believe it, it takes three months 10 teach the goat 10 stand on his hind legs for five minutes, After that twas easier. There was a little gur-rl named Ellen next door that took a great inter est in the eddication of the goat. She was about the size of the goat whin she stood up. and twas pure joy to see Hircus waltzin' around the kitchen to the music of my fiddle With the goats head on her shoulder and her arms around his neck they would whirl slow ly around in the dawdlin' circles of the may, as the poet says
 How perfectly lovelyr exclaimed Judy Callahan
 After the lesson was over each night I used to give the goat all kinds of tasty things, like potato peelin's, cabbage stUmps and such like, as a reward, and twas the habit O keepin' the goat hungry all day that led to the loss O my fortune. Twas three months O strap and carrots before the goat could do a dacint heel and toe. work as hard as I might and two weary months before he would nod his head and make bow the same as If he was before an awjence''
 "Hark to that now" said Doughcrty to Judy Callahan in whisper "A goat maxim bowl
 ''As I said before" Doolan went on, when the goat had learned to bow at wink we made his bally suit. The thing that cost the most was the skirt made of rcd silk and shaped like paraSOl. It looked Ike a hollyhock turned upside down Then we put little green esp wid red tassel ou the goats head and pair O white slip perS or his feet; And wh,u we showed him his picture iu inc glass be grinned like a wOm"u pUttin' or her Sunday bonnet The tears i'll me eyes wh.n l think that only for that joker Reagan I might be r.G,u in ne own divvu wagon wid rubber wheels.
 "Tho first public appearance uf the goat as a haIy dancer took place in a barn iu tue Bronx We fixed up a stage w.d blanks and boxes, and 2J cents was charged at the door The news got around, and long before the time to begin the show the barn was crowded to the doors. Half the roof was gone of the barn. but that hurt nothiu', for the night was clear. l was so afraid that the goat wouldn't do his work that I gave him nothin' to eat for twelve hours before he came on the stage, and the poor beast was fair fam ished. Nhin l walked out on the stage, hand in hand wid the goat, I thought the awjence would co crazy. They yelled wid sheer delight whin the goat made his bow. and every man in the barn was on his feet and q hundred O them had cabbage leaves and carrots in their pockets to give 10 the goat, like the ladies have bokays 10 give to the play actors. As the goat whirle1 around delu' a waltz he would stop now and then to pick g bit O cabba ge or turnip that some one threw on the stage. But twas what that rogue Req
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

TWAS THREE MONTHS O STRAP AND CARROTS Dick had taken advantage of the in formation. Just then Jack Doolan. the youthful heir to the Dooian estate, put his head inside the door.
 Father. can I bring in the nanny The snow is fallin' on her through the roof, and she's trenholm wid the cowld"
 "Of course, my son. said Mir. Doc Ian heartily. Bring her iD. We don't want our milk watered.''
 That's a foinc haste you have there" said Flaherty. How much milk does she givef'
 Two quarts a day. but she used to give three quarts day before her hus- band died. Shes pinin' away since that time, poor gur'rl. l think 'tis the love sickness she has said MT. Doolan.
 Dear. dear, look a that. now" said Mrs Reagan sympathetically. 'I al ways said that nanny goats was sinta- mintle And how long is the billy goat dead. As DOOlan:'
 Iris five years the 24th day O this month" replied Doolan. ''Sorra day twas whin we lost Hircus. A more SIynial nor q more wiIlin' goat you would not find in all Har-rlem. Sure his death was q tragedy and calam- ity."
 How was that:" quavered old man Dougherty, the stonemason.
 Well" resumed DooIan, "'twas q tragedy the way he was translated and a calamity whin his death took away the only chance l ever had O maxim a fortune
 "'Iis quare about goats" continued DOolan. ''They are born wid a certain amount of eddicashun. Show me the goat that wouldn't know a cabbage or a turnip whin he sees 1t. Of course a goat knows nothin' about machinery. There was goat that used to stop the horses drawin' a street car. but whin they put a trolley car on the track you couldn't find that much c the goat as would grease a griddle. But goat can be eddicated wid sugar and a strap to do tricks Now. I suppose none O ye would believe me if I told ye that taught Hircus to dance as fine a jig or hornpipe as ever you saw in a thea ter"
 A chorus of disbelief arose.
 Yes" said Dooian, and no Frinch lady could do a finer pass scot on her toes, as they say in the heather lan- guage. HoU must remember that I was very poor and I'd be layin' awake Nlfrsh4g rhfrtI-r rrtH rs T,- makln' a fortune. and whin my wife bought the two kids to start the dairy the idee came to me like a fash-I could eddicate the goat 10 dance. Whin got that idee in me head l could think of nothin' else Cassidy, how much mon- ey do you think a dancin' goat could earn on a theater stage?"
 Well" replied Cassidy. "I should think that $500 a week would be none too little for so dignaclous a curiosity
 There resumed Doolan. Dye hear what Cassidy says? Three hundred dollars a week for half an hours work 8 dayi Faith, felt the money in me hand. But twas weary work teachin' the goat. An old animal trainer told me that cruelty and kindness mixed would do the job. Whin the goat minded me I tickled his ribs and gave him carrots, but whin he got stubborn l lathered him with a strap. Mrs OBrien, you remember the time we had teachin' Hircus 10 walk across the room on his hind legs? ?'
 "'Deed I do, Doolanr' said Mrs O'Brien, with reminiscent sigh.
 ''Ye'u excuse me, ladies and gentle.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

-ISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUG
ROOMS TO LET-Furn. and Unfurn.
KANSAS. 1242-Furnished front room.
KANSAS. 1244-Room to let.
KEARNY, 2l5-Furnished rooms.
LEAvENwoRTH. 1902, corner clay-Large.
sunny. corner room; run. water, phone; gent
LARKTN, 1oo2-Newly furnished rooms to let.
LARKIN. 1212A-Furnished rooms to let.
LAUREL ave-. 791-Furnished rooms to let
LEWIS. 32-Furnished rooms to let.
LANGToN. 6o-Furnished rooms.
LARKIN. 114s-Furnished rooms.
LOMBARD. 1o17-Furnished room to let
bAfth1INt 72--Nlcely FURNISHED rOolns-
LANGTON. 117-Furnished room.
LEAvENwoRTH. 1925 Furnished rooms to
let
LYON. I4o5-Furnished room to let.
LANGToN. ss-Rooms to let.
LILY ava. 1os-Unfurnished room
LRAvENwoRTR. eoe-sunny furnished
rooms.
LYON. 7s+Furnished rooms to let
LAPTDGE. b-Furnished room to let.
LARKIN, 1s14-sunny front unfurnished
rooms.
LAPIDGE, 2e-A furnished room to let
LARKIN. 211o-FurnIshed room for rent
LEXINGTON ave, l85-An unfurnished room
TO let
LARKIN. 613A-Cean. sunny. nicely furnished
rooms; very reasonable.
I.ARKIN. 1s14-sunny room to let.
LINDEN ave-, s44-sunny front room
LARKIN. 211s-rwo furnished rooms.
LYON, 74e-Furnished rooms to let
LAUREL ave-. 733-Sunny room to let.
LILY ave. 1os-Unfurnished room.
LAUREL place. 2o-Rooms to let.
LILY ave. PA nice sunny room.
LINDEN ave-, s44-Furnished rooms.
LAUREL place, 21-Room.
LILY ave-. 1S1-Furnished rooms to let.
LINDEN ave-, 55e-Two unfurnished rooms to
LARKIN, so4-sunny rooms, furnished ono
and two persons; housekeeping; ~.
LANGToN. 212-Room to let
LOCUST ave. 1O3. near Golden Gate ave-. off
Polk st--One sunny, furnished room; reason
able.
LILY ave-, 1os-Unfurnished room to let
A NICE, sunny front room to let Inquire IA
Lily ave.
LYON. 612-Furnished rooms.
LEAVENWORTH, s11-Two large. nicely fur
nished rooms, en- suite or single
LOMBARD. GOA furnished room
LEAvENwoRTH, eO6-Rooms to let.
LISBON. 79s-To let. one room.
IANGToN. 823-Large furnished room to let
LISBON, 68s-Furnished room to let with
bath.
LARKIN. 1212A-Room to let
LANGToN. 11815-Two unfurnished rooms.
LAGUNA. 1eO5-Rooms to let.
MARKET, 759-Fine furn. rooms gas. electric
lights. running water; convenient; reasonable.
MARKET. 1oo4-single room to rent; third
floor: 81 % per week
METROPOLITAN HOTEL. 12s Third st.-4oo
81 to SIS week: the only new and modern
hotel and rooming-house in San Francisco
that has office ground floor; hot and cold
water electric lights. call bells, steam heat
in every room, and gives free baths and ele-
vator day and night to its guests.
MINNA, 465-1A large front ROOM
MINNA. COS, near seventh-Furnished room;
large clean and sunny. W. TORBENSEN.
MISSION, 1o22-Rooms to let.
MINNA, e66-Two furnished rooms to let
MISSION 112T-Room to let.
MISSION 1226-Rooms. single or en- suite.
McALLISTER 639-Furnished room to let
MASON, 1137-swell room to let
MISSION 2316-Room to let
McALLISTER, 57o-Newly furnished room
MISSION. 1S29-FNlrnshed rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

THE SAN FRANZ
HOWARD. ee5-one small room to rent.
HOFF ave. 49-Furnished room to let.
HOWARD. Io59-Rooms to let.
HICKORY ave, 251-Furnished room to let>
HOWARD. 1e2o-Furnished rooms
HOPETON place. 10-Room to let.
HOWARD. 746-Nicely furnished room to let
HOWARD. 1755-Rooms to let.
HOWARD, 1140-Four large rooms to rent.
HARRISON, e46-Large front room sunny.
HOWARD. 1OesM-Room to let
HAYES s31-A room to let
HOWARD. 5eo-Roorns to let
HoFF ave-. II. near sixteenth-sunny front
room to let.
HILL. 2e-2 furnished rooms.
HYDE, TIA nice furnished room to let
HICKORY ave-, 24s-Furnished rooms to let
HAYES, e22-Rooms to let
HARRISON, ees-Furnished roomE
HOWARD, OLA nice sunny front room to
let.
HOWARD, l041-LarEe front room to rsnti
reasonable.
HAIGFTT s44-Rooms to let.
HARRISON. 1oos-Furnished room to let.
HILL 1o1S-Furnished rooms to let,
HARRISON. 14k-FNrnished rooms to let.
HARRISON, 1875-Furnished room to let
HOWARD, 11e1-gnlrnished rooms to let
HOWARD. I1oe-Furnished rooms to let.
HOWARD 1os6-1 single front room in private
family.
HARRISON, eee-Furnished room.
HOWARD 12i2-Front room cheap.
HILL. 2e-Furnished room to let
HOWARD, e0s-Rooms for rent.
HOWARD, 15oe-Rooms to let.
HAWTHORNE, 1s-Furnished rooms to let.
HOFF ave, 24-Furnished rooms to let
HARRISON. 79o-sunny front room
HOWARD 1161. between Seventh and Eighth
Sunny single room in family 81 week
HAIGHT 1s1o-Furnished room to let
HAWTHORNE s, near Third-Furnished
room; cheap.
HOWARD 2016-Front and back parlor, suit
able for 2; sunny; phone bath.
HOWARD. 2O41-Furnished room.
HICKORY ave-. 2Ss-Furnished room to let
HARRISON. 71o-Furnished rooms to let.
HOWARD 2201-Rooms to let.
HAIGHT 4o3-Furnished rooms to let.
HOWARD. 751-Furnished room to let; central
location.
HOWARD, e15-FuInished rooms.
HARRISON. 1443-F Furnished rooms to let.
HOWARD, 15oe-Rooms to let.
HOWARD, 1o41-One furnished room.
HARRISON. 74s-Furnished rooms to let
HAMPSHIRE, e42-Furnished room to let
HAYES, 671-Nice sunny room with with
out board; private family; terms reasonable.
HAYES, 1885, cor. Van Ness-Neat sunny bed
room; suitable for gents; 81.
HAWTHORNE, 1T2 mr. Harrison-sunny room
in refined family for 1 or 2: board optionalI
references.
HAMPTON place 1e-Furnished rooms to let
HYDE, Furnished room.
HARRIET, 1S-Rooms to let.
HARRISON, 1448-Rooms to let
HAYES, 4e4-Furnished rooms
HYDE, 5o9-Nicely furnished rooms; suitable
for young men.
HARRISON, 2971-Room to let.
HICKORY ave, 634-Front room to let
HICKORY ave-, 15-Furnished room to let.
HYDE, 9143-Furnished room for rent.
HOFF ave, 27-Furnished rooms.
HARRISON. 57o-Furnshed rooms to let.
IVY ave. 257-Tront room to lot.
IVY ave-, 359, between Cough and Octavia