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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-30

A. T. Butlel
IAN pRIssIHa.
Mis- n. Oowdsn, 1919 2lst street.
Nm. Eli Turner, &0s Curtis.
Nm. j. X. Hallovell. 2O26 Larimer
An. n e Asckey. 2260 Penn. Ave.
Mn. Gleaves, ia York st.
Miss McWilliams, 23l7 Lawrence St.
nIHHs AID MNIRs
Richard Evans, 2O45 Arspahoe st.
r. g. Holley, violinist 2557 Clsrkson
Ma R ". Aosby, 275l Arspahoe St
Mabel Fore, 18th l. Humbolt St
D. E. Henry, vocal and iustrumen-
tai music. l74O Blake st.
MILLIxIRY
Hallowsll 4 Hallowell 2O28 Larimer
R. 9. Holley, 1873 Downing.
Chas. Harris, 1887 Lincoln
Centennial Mandolin 4 Guitar Club.
FOOL sooMs
Thos. Cingman, 1855 Anpahos
Hsary Pinn. 1917 Anpahos 81,
JOE PRIHfHls
Tls SfAssssAs. l026 l9th s.
PAPBn HANGING AND PAINTING
q, W. Andrews 1918 2kh Ave,
Lswis Price, 1877 So. fremont.
csofcHsfIxo, PLAIN sEvrxo.
Ars. Hattie Hogue, ll2S Welton 81.
The Industrial, 2l2 18th Street.
solrosArroxs.
The Citizens Investment Company
1850, Good Block, 18th and Lazimer.
Golden Chest Mining 4 Milling Co.
l2E 10Th 81.
The Hill Horsesooe Overshoe Com.
pany, 81, Good Block, 18th and Lari.
mer Streets,
The Colored American Loan Co. GIL
2lst 81.
rAILORS.
G. Hillsmau, 1914 Arapahoe 81.
psua STORES.
Ideal Drug Store, 1863 Arapakoe 81.
Cottrell's Pharmacy, 2lOO Arapahos.
PASTEL ARTISTS.
Mrs. o. Dishman, l2l6 Champa St.
Miss Pansy O. johnson, 2lOs Califor
mia Street.
Nm D Y Hughes, a22 9Th Sire.
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o~s 3he@stn9 aIe1s9
8uat'seA4 Zines

sAasRl saoPs, sAru soona
Fountain, 1894 A.pahos.
Sample, 1913 18th stree.
Oran c. Goens, lz26 18th street.
VIM Mackey, 1850 Aapahos
Harry Jones, 1922 10Th street.
Two Jims, 1859 Ch.mpa 81.
Imperial Club, 1909 Ch.mpa street.
The PassiD'e Club, 1921 Arapahoe St.
Tho' Clinsmau 1855 Arapahos
As. Geo. s. Contss, 96l2 Welton St.
M". J. H. vensll, 1869 Marion.
An. R. T. Anderson, 526 % Ave.
oALsonSEIs AID DsooaAross.
D. 8. Websssf. 1911 fremont s..
COAL DRALIHs.
Anderson h Co., 6H Larimer street.
Dr.. Randolph, 1914 Broadway
oAlsrxrEas AID su1Lps.a
Harry Brown, l8S 8 Clark u.
Thornton Beverly, 2l0l Lawrence 4.
Misc Rosa Sides, 1874 Lawrence 81.
Mecca Cafe, 1918 Lawrence 81.
Ozark, 1896 Lawrence street.
The Little Cottage Dining Room, 1886
Anpahoe street.
Rhine, ll29 18th Street.
Waffle House, 1859 Anpahoe 81
g. W. Anderson, 20ls Arapahoe 81.
Buckingham Restaurant, 20Ss Lan.
mer Street.
Renfroe & Flyn, lll9 18th street
o0IH 1Ao hAKHA.
MAR. W. Aosby, 27sl Arapahos.
oLsAHrxa Plssuns
London Cleaning and Pressing Co.,
Is Broadway.
Paris City Cleaning Worh el0 18th
st.
8. A. Boodurant, lott Broadway.
American Cleaning Works, 1907 l6th.
o. X, Cleaning Works, 2l0 18th st.
II Peoples, 1850 Glenarm
Home Cleaning Works, 2227 Grant
srENooaAPneas.
Pearl Harvel, 81, Good Block, l6&h
and La,imer Streets.
sHftoIHESr BuaIArA
Nm. Wade, a227 upeolp Avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
ATHLETES NEW and OLD.
ReUiUaI Of Greek Games Causes
Some Interesting Comparisons.

Though in ancient song and story the athlete
II the Olympic games was oxtoned almost
superhuman, and by later poets as inimitab,e
yet he now appears in many WAYS inferior to the
uatter-of- fact man Of modern times. Deeds
which were once regarded as wonderful are now
performed so often or so easily that they have
become fairly commonplace. Leander's achieve
nent in swimming across the HelcspOnt was at
one time considered astounding. vet the Helles-
pOnt has a minimum width one-siXtoenth that
Of the English Channel which Captain Webb
crossed. The longest race in the ancient sta
dunn at Olympia was about two and three
fourths miles long. which was so exhausting 10
he participants that often. as did the Spartan
Ladas, they dropped dead on reaching the goal
Who hears of runners killing themselves by
overeXertion nowadays, although there are
races now much longer than in the time of
Olympia's oldtime glory?
The Olympic games as they We're first revived
At Athens in 1896, and as they are again to be
performed this spring at the Grecian capital
have done much to rob the ancient athlete of
his rcnown. These contests Of the physical man
AVE prompted comparisons Of what the p ST
md the present have accomplished. and caused
speculation to whether the human body now
as well developed as in the days of early
'ireece. The general verdict seems to be that
MODERN man surpasses his predecessor.
II Is, OF course impossible TO compare the
.ncient with the present day sprinters- In the
arly times the Greeks had no stop watches to
cord short races The trickiing water clock
r. the crawling shadow Of the sundial enabled
hem to divide their days only in a crude sort
f way. When the dromos, or 2OO-yard foot
ace, was at Olympian festival, the be
holders did not cry out as modern spectators do
What time was made?" The only thought of
he multitude was "Who won?" cbampion
to-day can cover this distance in a LITTLE moro
han twenty seconds bUt tho aDciert mind
knew no such delicate erTitti,,rs &c ti,. 80,
+oconds Then there was the doIicbos % I,,,.,r
ace which was for various distances as for
.xau.ple M and down the etadi,,r,.s CONC, -
.bout . o,Ia-ter milo ~, ~, an, - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

the 4OO-metre race so easily that ne slackened
his last twenty steps to a walk. was asked why
the Greeks fell so far behind. he answered:
They jump up and down on their heels, and
waste their energy in going up into the air
instead Of ahead. They are like high steppers at
a horse show, beautiful to look at but not what
is wanted for speed From what l can make out,
the ancient Greek sprinters ran much the same
way"
Hcrodotus often speaks Of runners in the olden
time who could all day long and who
appeared to have far greater endurance than is
shown nowadays. The Father of History how
ever has been known to Intervene into the
duh wool of fact so many flowers of his own
fancy that lis accounts Of long distance running
are not taken without considerable salt. Argeus.
however, the Argive victor of the doIichos, at
one of the OIympian festivals, is said to have
left Ellis, after his triumph in the morning and
run all the way home to Argos forty-six miles
away reaching there the same day.
But could ArSeus compete with some of the
Greeks of to-day, he might find himself out
classed The winner of the Marathon race at the
Olympic games in 1896 showed that he had as
much endurance as the Old Argive victor The
modern Greek, although inferior to the American
for short distances. nevertheless surpasses the
New World athlete i'm long runs. Then he strikes
a heightened gait, like that of the long distance
runners depicted on old vases. instead Of Il e
IeaTjug antics of the spriuteTs. He has staying
power rather than speed. The Marathon race
was over "a course twenty-five miles long. and
it was won by Spiridon Louis humble shep-
herd of the little village Of Amarousi. Louis
covered the distance in the remarkable time of
hours - minutes. Though greatly fatigued
when he reached the goal. i'm an hour he
said he felt strong enough to run back from
Athens to Marathon. But had he only walked
back after an hours rest. he would have covered
fifty miles in ten hours. which would have been
a still better exhibition of endurance than
Argeus has been credited with
The feat Of the modern Grecian shepherd was
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CITY REAL EsTATE-continued.

J. W. WRIGHT & CO..
244s California St, near Fillmore
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE..
$40, ,Ooo-R Rent $500 per month; choice northwest
corner near Fillmore ST.. good, new, mod
.,e 80 ern, up-to-date building.
sio,oOO-Rent $l60 per month; nne nortneaS'
corner OF 6 fats of . rooms and bath
each; blocks from Market St
corner on Mczilister St: new. modern.
Pd de building .Sf Of Is fats Of n
room: no better investment in the city
s14, ,0oor Rented low at sf3s.50 per mouth; 9 ele,
bsth eae st and nass ssn q in eIeTg
80 90 hne location east OF Fillmore ST
mddsp6 l2oo per and s901d and
each; large, high basement; lot 26x1S4 q
feet; near Pine. and Laguna sts-
sll,VUU-L0t S1:6xl40:6: modern house Oh IA
=, rooms and bath; this is snap.
$s,500-Rented extremely low for $40 per
month; month; choice business property ia the
western Addition: a store and dat OF .
rooms new, modern up-to-date building;
lot 25x1o6 feet; mortgage. $4,000 at
$4,000 Rented very low for So. so per month;
good; modern fats Of rooms and bath
s5,5oo-Elegant, modern. new. up-to-date resi-
Ss., Sssee Of rooms I and bath bath large, H, high
light and sunny: nice residence location
in the Western Addition.
$4,000 Rented very low for $50 per month;
choice property Turk ST.. near FIJI
more: lot alone worth about the price
ST.. near Noe; lot 25x114 feet
$2,O00-26th ave. near Clement St. 4 rooms
:, e-o and d bath; ,; lot aax1co II; easy terms.
Sl6oO-2O Vulcan ST. mr.. 18th and Clara ave
rooms and bath; ;rI lot 20xioo TT; terms
81 ooo-Lot 2ox5s IT.. Vicinity of Powell and
Clay SITS s4o0 cash, balance monthly
payments
Golden Gate Park; very easy terms; you
ss75 Choice lots south Of Golden Gate Park
on easy terms
NEW BLOCK
IN EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD
Only four weeks on the market and just
lot for your future home. Seller pays for
sewer and survey These lots are perfectly level
own and stop paying rent sms cash pay
ment and easy monthly installments win locate
you here. Branch office. corner China ave- anil
Madrid st. Agent ground all day Sunday.
TO LEASE
Fine three frontage lot: "spur tract;' Is 900
square feet; 2O-year lease or longerS 81 per
front foot
Stores on corner of Washington and sansome
st: large and small. with Easements; $125 TO
5000 month; 10 years
Lot 2JxT5 feet; on Natoma ST.: SIS per month I;
5-year lease.
Fine loft on Van Ness ave. near sutter st. {:
into several rooms: perfect place for photo
:, business; size, 2ox7O feet
Fillmore ST; us about these Monday
~ rooms on Eddy ST.. near Fillmore; sunny and
:, nice; $500 mo-; 3-year lease.
Fine store on Spear st, 22:6xf37:6 IT.; $3.50
mo-. 5-year lease
Fine lots in all sections at money-making rent
ais: choice 80 Vara corner at $50 mo-
another on Sd ST. in choice neighborhood and
has entrance to reading room of. 450-room
Fine corner near Van Ness ave. and Market st. i;
2o-year lease; fine apartment and store loca-
J. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
244S CALIFORNIA STREET.
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A FEW BARGAINS IN FLATS

$5,500-Two modern up-to-date fats OF and 6
rooms and bath each; rented extremely
low at $3.50 per month; lot SoSl25;
bank mortgage Of $3.50 remain; 10
Gated in Western Addition.
$s,5o0-Duboce ave. good hats Of and 8
aud bath each; lot 25x11T; rent
$50 per month
S6,I5o-Hartford St: lot 25xl25: modern up
todate flats of 4 and rooms and bs th
each. with 2-story building in rear; rent
s7,ooo-eirove St: lot 25xl87:G: good sub
stantal fats of and rooms and bath
each rent $50 per month
$500 Eureka ST.. nr. 18th; lot s1x123; .
swell flats Of . and 8 rooms and bath
each rent $50 per mouth.
$'i230-29th St. nr. sanchez: ears pass the
door; lot 25xll4; . splendid new fats
OF 5 and rooms aud bath each; rent $50
per MONTH offer wanted
S9.5oo- Shrader St. mr.. Waller ? elegant mp
each: lot 25xioo; rent low at $50 per
S9,5 oo-weli located in the Mission: elegant
fats of rooms and bath each; lot 2ax
of -. 500 can remain.
S11, ,500-Wsller St. Clayton; lot 81 :6x137 :6:
modern fats of g. and and
bath each; rented low at sio5 per month.
Sl2, 500-Near Market and 14th SITS; modern
fats Of 8 rooms and bath each; rent S157
per month; bank mortgage of $4,000 can
remain: must sell; want offer.
Sl2, 5n0--Baker St, mr.. McAlllster; splendid
fats of 6. and and bath each;
rent $l15 per month: lot 25x96
ST.. .500-Splendid business corner one block from
Fillmore st: 80 IT. frontage; good sub
stantial building OF fafs: Should be
raised and store put underneath; good
location for grocery.
sls. .ooo~Near Waller and Clayton sts.; lot 5ox
1907 3 modern fats of rooms and bath
each. aud a modern cottage of rooms
and bath with stable in rear; rented ex-
tremely low at 80 per month.
SIS, 5,0oo-Caifornia St: lot 32:6x1O0; 6 new up
to-date fats Of rooms and bath each:
rent $3.50 per month
Sl1 1.Oo0-Rent $500 per month"; splendid cor
ner on Hayes St; elegant fats of :
rooms and bath each; bank mortgage of
$500 can remain.
S19, o00-Nesr Hsight 81. and Masonic ave: 6
new up-to-date fats Of rooms and ba til
each; rent S202 per month.
S41, oOO-Rent S4S2 per month"; splendid NE cor
ner on Fulton st: improved with IS up
to-date fats of 4 rooms and bath.
S46 000-Offer wanted NE corner on Ciearr st.
least of Fillmore: large lot. $50 sfif freat-
age: partially improved wi tn "a newi NOD
ern building of iats: rented very low at
$500 per month; bank mortgage OF $4,000
can remain.
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STRONG, BELDEN & FARR
Members Of San Francisco Real Estate Board.
45 Post ST. Phone Temporary 26a7
S7,o5o-Rents s75: good bay window fats
Baker St, near Washington; lot
25xIl5.
| 81, 250-Rents $50; L-shaped lot, fronting on .
streets. Sutter and Broderick; i'm
provements consist of house of rooms
and bath and = Groom and bath fats:
mortgage of $4,000 remain.
$500 Rents 5000 per annnm; 3 choice flats
on Golden Gate ave.
$10,Ooo--3 flats of 5-6-6 Brodcrick
St: rents $3.50 per annum.
$40. 5007-Rents Sl15: small fats on Grove St ;
s13, 600 Rents $40: set OF 2 substantial nsts
on Scott St; lot 32xl37:6; tiled sinks
and modern plumbing.
SIS. 600 Rents $50: new fats on California
st; building would cost $4,000 10 dupli-
cate today; 33-foot lot
ST., 800 Rents s1so improved corner on Mission
ST., consisting Of lot 5oxss with fats
of and bath and cottage of
and bath; only $4,000 cash, .balance
s27, 300 Rents sa7oo under long lease: building
containing stores on Haight ST. near
Masonic ave. in the rapidly growing
50x100; this lot alone will be worth in
years from $500 to $1,000 a foot.
SPECIAL.
Of 18TH lot with frontages for $3.50 a
foot; this is snap; buy it now and let
- 's''n / REsIDEScEs. ss fasss ) sS'' - sV'-
S3.600-House of rooms and bath In the Mis-
sion: in fine condition.
S4 250--At ttractive and substantial home ou Par
nassus Heights; rooms and bath; mort
gage of $1,000.
S475o-Cottage ON Sutter St. Devsadero
81 600 Residence of . rooms and ba tn on Clip-
per ST., in the Mission: lot 50xl14; CON
servatory and stable; cement driveway;
ideal home.
ssS00-very desirable residence of 10 rooms
aud bath on Lyon ST., near Golden Gate
Park Panhandle thoroughly renovated and
as good as new; mortgage of $4,000 can
remain.
1915 each--5 lots 41st s ST
be bought easy terms.
S400 each-Only 3 lots left on f2d ave.. near
St. these lots are going fast; us
at once II you want TO get one at this
$3.50 each lots on Q ST. near 11th ave. !.
o5xI0n: caD he bought easy terms
price reduced to make quick sale
$500 cach--Lots on 10th ave. aud N St; fne
marine view.
$3.50 each lots ] block from new line;
18th ave. near st.
81 o50--Corner Of 18th ave. and NJ St. aJxip0
81 100 cach-12 lots on Sanchez St, near 30tb:
ST .25o1s ts'' lots on 9tb.ave boulevard a5xlao.
$500 each--A Snap; lots on 10th ave-. near
ss.ooo-corner 18th ave- andsJ St; 57:ex1oo;
ss.o0o-NE. corner sth ave- and ST; 60xloo.
$3.50 each--Lots on 2lst ave-. near Clement;
81 5oo-Lot on Russian Hill: osx6o
81 S1,250-Four lots 9th ST.. near Castro.
s., 200-Carl ST., Cole: 25x112.
S.. .f00-Jaekson ST.. nearN Mason; 25-foot front
$4TJ0-Post St. near Devisadero; 25x100.
THE REAL ESTATE SYNDICATE
VIII perfect your titles
Buy sell and nd lease ss, y, your r,,i3l,'I Rr,eperty
Cor. Fillmore St and c. Golden ls1s Gate ave
Telephone West TITS
TWO lots choice marine view: 47th ave.; 25x
120, $500. Box 1l6o Call Office.
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CITY REAL EsTATE-contInue
LEE. HURLEY 6 CO.,
1856 McAllister St, nr. Fillmore.

$4000-12th ave. nr. St; lot 25x1G0: very
pretty up-todate cottage of 3 and
bath.
81. 700--6th ave- mr. Point Iobos; lot 25x1o0:
splendid modern cottage of 6 and
bath with unfinished rooms in basement.
s.. 5.O00-Gough St; lot 24:6xS0; new modern
residence of and bath; rent $40
per month
$5,J00-sd ave-. nr. st. lot 25x90; modern
residence of rooms and bath
$7500-Washington St. nr. Baker; lot 25x
l21:6; modern residence OF rooms aud
bath.
S7,750--'rreat ave. mr. oath ST.; lot 49xl12:6;
modern residence of rooms and bath
and a good stable.
, S. $S5O0-Broderick St. mr. Pine; lot % :6x6s: 70;
splendid residence of rooms and bath.
modern.
S12, ,o0o-Near entrance TO Panhandle: lot Sox
1877: :6 residence of rooms and bath.
S13, ,000-Scott st. opposite Alta Plaza; elegant
modern residence OF rooms and bath;
must be seen TO be appreciated.
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VACANT LOTS

$25oo-small street near Sd and Folsom; Al
IT. frontage
81, 50o-fsth ST. near Church: 25xe5
81 Sls00-tiolden Gate ave-. MasoDic; 25xlOo
Sl2o0--Californla St. nr. 10th ave. severed
and macadamized 25xfOO.
s3250-Clay. nr. Laurel ave; lot 2sxf25.
$3000-Corner. near Market and 18th sts !:
0o-Leavenworth St. mr. Clay: 25x90; bank
mortgage of $500 can remain
$SO00-Montgomery ave, mr.. Lombard ST. I;
"A 6x30
$l65oo-corner on Cough St; losx12e
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE.
SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE.
Best investment on the market.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

SOL GETz SONS. Real Estate Dealers.
507 Devisadero st.
Why 90 ont of the city limits when you can
buy better lots close to your business and car
line for less m9ney?
$3.50 to f450-Level Excelsior Homestead lots
ready to build on; near ears easy terms.
s400--Leyel lots in Ocean View: near cars:
streets macadamized $25 down; So monthly
$3.50 TO sl200-NEw BLOCKS
Graded Sunset and Oceanside lots. all graded
fronting Park and ear line; unobstructed view of
ocean and Park positively choicest and cheapest
lots in this city: weekly record of sales there
proves our statement.
All properties sold on iDstallments,
$3.50 to sl5oo-ocean boulevard and Richmond
Heights lots; cannot be eNnlled; on lire OF pro-
posed Ocean Shore ElectricU<pad.
oceauside branch office, cor. Fl st. and 47th
ave-; open daily and Sundays.
and room cottages; best locations; easy
terms.
SOL GETz & SONS. 507 Devisadero st.
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80, ,000-Rents 500 per month: lot 52x1S7:6:
center OF new thester district; stores,
fats, etc; close TO Sutter and Steiner.
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Sl2O OOO0-Large brick building; lot 160x13I
building entire lot; leased for
years, good security. at $3.50 month;
vicinity Of Eddy and Fillmore sts-
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$15, ,0oO-Rents $3.50 per month; lot has almost
500 feet frontage; improved with num-
Der of stores and 10 Oats; good. steady
paying income proposition; lot has three
frontages; not far from Eddy and Fill
more stS
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w. LOCKE PADD0N begs to announce that on
September 80 he severed all connection with
the Arm OF Burr Paddon Co.. real estate hrok-
ers. He win continue in the real estate busi-
ness under the firm name of LOCKE PADDON
CD with main office at B18-61S Van Ness
ave- near Golden Gate. where he viii be
pleased TO meet his friends and business ac-
qunintances
HOUSE of flats. ; and large rooms: deep
basement. front and hack yards: cultivated
Inquire att333 ShotwelI st.. no agents.
s60O0-MODERN two-stoTy and basement house
Of six rooms and bath. with carpets. Apply on
premises. 1262 18th ave. Sunset District
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BALDWIN HOWELL. 1892 Fillmore, at Post
Members Of the S. +. Real Estate Board.
SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE
SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE,
Best investment the market.
S120, ,OOo-Large brick building; lot 1e0x1S7:
building covers entire lot: leased for .
years. good security. at $3.50 month;
vicinity Of Eddy and Fillmore sts-
500 feet frontase; g improved with a mum
Der of stores and 10 Oats; good. steady,
syng income o s Edst lGt mas saS F
more SITS.
SCI, ,OoO-Rents $7O0 per month: lot 52x1s7 g:
center OF new thester district; stores,
fats etc; close TO Sutter and Steiner
ss5,ooo-Eleraut northeast corner on Haieht
St: 20 feet street frontage: not Tar
from Fillmore St; hne business prop
could be made TO bring good deal
more t2s1)
So, Rents sel4 per month; dandy new
building Of 5 stores and fats. all
leased; LOT has 90 feet street frontage;
respect: tcr excellent 'u portion Sgi Of western
Addition; can he reached bv every car
line
and Franklin SITS; e-e-7 rooms and bath;
rents $40 per month; good buy.
SIC, Rents $50 per month; lot 25x13I IS;
sunny side of Page ST. Panhandle dis,
trict; three elegant fats of rooms and
bath each; finest neighborhood in San
Francisco: fats and will be, the
best investment the market.
S1,tJ0-0nly part cash needed: two excellent
fats Of sc rooms and bath each; Sacra-
mento st.. not far from LAUREL lot 20
feet frontage; about good a value for
the money as you could obtain anywhere.
ESTMENTt.-INCOME.
81, ,500-Renfs $3.50 per year: elegant apart
ment-house in finest neizhborhoed in San
francisco: well built and Al in every
respect: lot 80 feet 'front.' for income
and speculative venture this Is unequaled
by anything on the market. The surest
argument IS your own opinion-look at
il. ACT QUICKLY.
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Members of the S. f. Real Estate Board.
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CITY REAL EsrATE-centlnued.

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 1892 Fillmore, at Post
BALDWIN HOWELL. 1892 Fillmore, at Post
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S3250-6-room and bath cottage, Is Merritt st.
Take 1Sth-st. cars to Hattie st. See it today
The cheapest close-in property now for sale.
Terms.
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LOIS oN EASY TERMs

LOTS on EASY TERMS
:, Only four lots left. They will be sold today.
Remember. the price is one $3.50 to 5000 for a
lot ready to build on right in town. Terms 500
cash and $40 per month. Take 1Sth 81 car 10
switchback on Falcon ave. get off and walk one
short block southeast TO property; agent ON the
ground.
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$35, ,O00-ElegaDt northeast corner on Hsight
st: 220 feet street frontage: not FAR
from Fillmore St; fne business prop
erty: rents now at s1o5 per month:
could be made TO bring a good deal
more. (2S1)
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COTTAGES on EASY TERMS
Four-room cottage: high basement; one-half
block from the 1Sth-st. electric ear line.
Ffye-room cottage on 3lst ave-, Richmond