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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Weakness Prevailed In Wheat-corn
and Oats Lower In
Sympathy
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 2S-The wheat market
was weak from start to finish today.
cash houses had liberal offerings through
out the day and the demand lacked
energy. The main factor I'm the situation
was the continuance of extremely liberal
receipts at all primary point in the United
states. A minor Influence was improve
ment in weather conditions in southern
Russia; A feature of trading was the
estimate of new low record mark for
the season, July selling below 75c, while
september declined to 763kc. The market
closed weak September opened a shade
TO. b9hc lower at 762s6D761sc, sold off to
i5So, and closed at &c, a loss Of Mmhc.
The corn market was weak because of
further relief from drouth conditions
which have prevailed throughout the corn
belt for some time past, heavy rains hav-
ing fallen In Iowa during the night. In
addition the weather bureau forecasted
more rain tonight through Illinois and
Indiana. The market closed weak, with
prices at the low point of the day, Sep
tember %0Ac lower at 50hc.
cash houses were persistent sellers OF
oats today and In consequence the market
was weak all day. September closed at
32Bc, n loss of &c.
Provisions were duiet and easier. The
break In coarse grain caused some profit
taking. At the close September pork was
unchanged, lard was off TIC, and ribs
were a shade lower.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
Other Stocks

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
THREE MEN
Are Charged of Drugsing a Widow
and Committing Assault.

Passaic, N. j., May 27.-Charged
with criminally assaulting Mrs. Cora
Van Blareohm, widow, of gool fam
lily. residing in Ridgewood, Randolph
Lowe and Thomas Lyins, both of this
city, were arrested today
Mrs. Van Blareohm says that while
visiting friends here last night she
missed the midnight train and whilo
at the station was accosted by three
men. She says she went into res
taurant where she alleges the men
drugged her and then enticed her
into hack and drove to the outskirts
of the city where they committed an
assault after gagging her. She man
aged to free herself and after run
ming three blocks met a policeman
who arrested two of the men. The
third escaped.
The woman says she was also rob-
bed of $50 in cash and a gold ring
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
SO MANY PEOPLE SPEAK

In the highest terms Of D-Zerta Quick
Pudding that you sholld give ii a trial.
Thsre are numerous ways Of preparing
ssrt add one me quart uo Of milk s 70
contents of one package, bring
TO a boil. cool and serve with
sauce. For making pies, prepare &C.
cording 70 DIRECTIONS on package, add
two tablespoonfdls Of sugar and put In
inerinsue made with the whites Of Two two
eggs This 10 enough for two large or
three smAll pies. For cake filling' pre-
pare az above end spread between layers
fiavors--4 lemon h-Te piooa, Vanilla. Orarls8-
Macarooh. Chocolate and Strawberry.
All Grocers. 10 cents Order to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
AMERICAN CONSUL
At Fuchan, China, Does Not Look
for Popular Uprising Like the
Boxer Movement.

Washington, May 27.-Samuel A.
Gracey, American consul at Fuchan,
China, one of the centers of recent
local disturbance in the Yangxe
valley, is in Washington on leave
and for several days has paid calls
at the state department and given
officials there the benefit of his in
innate acquaintance with the internal
situation In the empire.
At the time of his departure from
China, about the middle of March.
the last marked outburst of anti-for-
eign feeling was just subsiding. Mr.
Gracey believes that there is no dan
ger at present of popular uprising
like the BoxeT movement of 1900,
but thinks that race truobles In the
near future in China will be connned
to disturbances entirely due to local
causes. The movement of troops to
the Philippines was widely known
in China and caused beneficial ap-
prehension.
Boycott sentiment still exists, par.
ticulariy In the southern coast cities.
The offensive features of the cam
paign, however, have been eliminat-
ed. through the vigilance of Chinese
officials, chiefly in the line of out.
rageous posters. Some of these de-
pict Cinnamon in America being
hurled from windows, pursued by
mobs through the streetA being
lynched and having their heads
chopped off In public. The ignorant
classes fully believed their fellow
countrymen were so treated in Amer
lea and were naturally moved to vio-
lent resentment against Americans
in China.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
TWO CANAL DOVER MEN

Canal Dover, May 27.-Two Dover
citizens were adjudged insane In pro-
bate court, Henry w. Hess and Fred
erick Goodman. and were taken to the
state hospital at Massillon. Mr.. Hess.
49 years OF age and a laborer, owes
his unsettled mental condition to in
temperance; Frederick Goodman, so,
a stationary engineer who became
melancholy and Respondent after the
death Of his wife and daughter is the
other patient committed to the hospi-
tai for treatment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
NO INSURANCE
Legislation to Be Attempted at This
Session Of Congress.

Washington, May 27-A decision
has been reached that no insurance
legislation will be attempted at this
session of congress. The house Judi
ciary committee. after giving detail
cd hearings to the insurance commits
sioners of various states. has reached
the conclusion there is not sufficient
time for the preparation of an effec-
tive bill.
The reason Is assigned that the
question is complicated and presents
so many different aspects that careful
attention must be given before legis-
lation is attempted.
The hearings have been held on the
Games bill. II has been utterly com
batted by the insurance companies,
all of them resenting federal control
of their business
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
Saves Niagara.

Washington, May 27--The house
committee on rivers and harbors late
Friday afternoon agreed on the terms
OF tue bill for the preservation OF
Niagara Falls. 1t establishes the prin-
cfple that water may be takel from
the Gr' at lakes fer sanitary or navi-
CATION purposes without limit AS to
the taking of water from Niagara
y'"cr for power purposes. the pro-
vision is made that sufficient
quantity may be taken to generate
160,0O0-horse power on both the
American and Canadian sides of the
river. This Is practically the guam
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
CANTON POSTS
Held Memorial Services Sunday-The
Veterans Turned Out in Large
Numbers.

About 1900 people were in attend
ance of the annual memorial services
held by the William Mckinley Post
No. 25 and the George d. Harter Post
No. 555 at the First Christian church
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
About two o'clock a parade in the
following order was given to the
church: Fiala's Military band, Flow
er Girls, George ID, Harter Post No
555, with colors; William Mckinley
Post, No. 20, with colors; Women's
Relief Corps No. 4, ex-Soldiers and
Sailors and the Spanish War Veter-
ans.
At the Christian church Special
pews were reserved for the band, pa.
triotic orders and flower girls. The
services were held in memoriam of
the following: Isaac Judd, George H.
Spangler, John G. Myers, P. P. Bush,
Horace w. Hackman and Martin Hoo
YER
A special feature was the singing
by the choir and of the flower girls.
The flower girls were In charge of the
following color bearers: Mrs. Wilma
Lind, Mrs. Carrie Bradley, Mrs. Julia
Chambers and Mrs. Emma Fowler.
The memorial sermon was preached
by Rev. P. H. Welshimer, pastor of
the First Christian church who deliv-
cred a very appropriate and able ser
mon for which much appreciation was
expressed by the old soldiers. The
Grand Army services by the officers
and comrades were conducted by
George. Perrine. The general order
of service of the afternoon was as
follows:
America" by audience accompan-
led by band and organ; invocation,
Rev. ]. S. Reager; anthem by choir.
Columbia, the Home of the Free;"
song by flower girls, "A Hero Sleeps
Here" Grand Army services by Of
ficers and comrades of VIM. Mckinley
Post. No. 25; memorial sermon by
Rev. P. H. Welshimer; "Star Span.
gled Banner" annual relief collec.
tion; song by the flower girls. GLOW
ers for the Brave" closing services
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
NATIONAL CHRISTIAN
Endeavor Union Adjourns After EIec
ton of Officers.

Steubenville. o., May 27.-After big
EndeaVor rallies today the National
Christian Endeavor Union, Methodist
Protestant church adjourned. The un-
ion has 460 societies, 1908 members
and raised last year $12,062.37.
Officers elected today were: Pres
ident, Rev. J. H. Straughn, Lynchburg,
Va; vice president, Mrs. H. H. Eddy,
Lansing, Mich; secretary and treas
urer. Charles r. Haus, Cleveland; mis-
sionary superintendent, L. s. Leland,
Uniontown. Pa; junior superintend-
ent, Rev. J. 8. Bloomfield, Fairmount,
Va; good citizenship superintendent,
q. B. Mills. Baltimore. Executive
committee. J. q. Cowan, Boston, and
Rev. G. H. Hubbel, Columbus, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
BOMBS KILL THREE.

Sebastopol, May 3s.-During are
view OF the troops Sunday a number
of bombs were thrown into the square
where the procession was passing
Three persons were killed and many
injured. A number of arrests were
made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
THREE DROWNED

Chicago, May 27-Three young men
were drowned and two other persons
had narrow escape from death this
afternoon when boat containing five
persons capsized. throwing them into
the water of a small lake situated in
Santa Fe park, pleasure park about
fifteen miles south of Chicago on the
Santa Fe railroad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
WILL RESIGN
Because He Believes in Giving Others
Chance.

st. Louis, Mo-, May 27-William
X. Bixby, chairman of the executive
committee of the American Car and
Foundry company. will resign at the
annual meeting of the board of direc-
tors in New York next month.
81 am not retiring because of i'll
health" said Mr.. Bixby. 81 believe
that when man has realized bis am
bition in business he should retire
and thus open the door of opportu-
nifty to others. There will be plenty
for me to do after | sever my Off
cial connection with the American
Car and Foundry company"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
Killed in Quarrel.

Middletown, N. Y. May 27.-Wil-
liam Boynes, a laborer on the Erie
tunnel at Otisville, was fatally shot
by William Wagner, during a quar-
rel today and died later in a hospital
The murderer escaped.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
FROM KOREA
Returned Missionary viii Address the
Canton District w. r. M. Society.

The Womens Foreign Missionary
society of the Canton district win
meet at the Dueber avenue M. e..
church on Friday and Saturday of
this week. A returned missionary
from Korea will address the conven-
ton at one of the meetings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
FIVE BITTEN BY MAD
DOGS AT ALLEGHENY Y

Pittsburg, Pa. May 27.-Five per-
sons were attacked and bitten by mad
dogs in Allegheny today. Three dogs
all supposed to be suffering from ra-
.bies ran amuck in different parts of
the city, biting three men and two
boys
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
by post; anthem, "The Angels are
Calling the ROLL" benediction.
BREWING CO,
Seeks to Gust Three saloonkeepers as
a Result of the Akin Law.

Special to Morning News.
Findlay, o.. May 27.-The Schlitz
Brewing Co. has brought action
against three saloon keepers. seeking
to oust them from it's buildings un-
der the Akin law that building in
which saloons are located are held
for tax in case of default in payment
by saloonkeepers
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-29
ELECTROCUTED
AS He Came In Contact With Lever
When Closing the Circuit.

Medina, o., May 27-Walter Blakes-
lee. an employe of the Cleveland C
Southern Traction Co., was electro
cuted today at the Brunswick sub-sta-
tion of the line today. His body,
burned by the contact with the power
full current, was found beside trans
fer machine. 1t is believed he came
in contact with a lever when closing
the circuit
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
PAYMENTS SIS DOWN
AND IS PER MONTH.
coRTE MADEIRA REAL ESTATE.
CoRTE MADEIRA

CORTE MADEIRA
The fayorite spot Of Marin County has come TO
the 'front.' her protection from wind and fog by
the Tamalpas Mountain gives II the best climate
In Calffornia. They have complete sewer sys-
tenn; the Marin County Water Company is laying
an 1S-inch water main, which will supply water
for everybody and all purposes: the electric light
and power Is at every mans door; Il IS only 45
minutes from San Francisco. with 20 trips day
with the best equipped railroad on the coast,
and should its wharf be changed to the foot OF
Powell street Corte MADEIRA Will only be 40 min
utes from Kearny and Market SITS. Or. McCue Is
selling on his beautiful ranch In lots or acres at
reasonable prices and easy terms TO people
who will make good neghbors. You will have 20
do business with him personally: he has no agents
and buyers; has no commission to pay. People
should go to Corte MADEIRA and see for them
selves. You cap get a beautiful lot 50x15O by
paying $50 down and paying 81 per week there
after There Is no use OF any person being In
the bread line or living on charity when they can
get home good enough for any one, providing
they are Industrious. II the finance committee
would give each one OF the families which was
left IN poverty the money they spending IL
would be a great blessing to the people, The
money they putting in the shacks would fur
nish homes for many thousand people out Of the
wind and fog Of San Francisco and remove the
presence OF these people 10 where they could he
useful to themselves. IL they would give you the
$50 10 pay down and money 10 build a 3 or
room house you could surely pay your 81 week
thereafter. Come over TO Corte MADEIRA Sunday
and see DIR. j. s. McCue.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
CITY real rsrArE-continusd.
! w wR1GHT q 90.

W. WRIGHT & CO.
2ssS California ST., near Fl.M9trss liIe9rs ,SrF
$50. .ooo-Rent $3.50 per month; elegant business
corner near Van Ness ave- new, nVeeln n
up-to-date 5story 5nie,4g het e,eI and cod
water and every modern convenience
light ana spn in every room; no oeO'ei
$50 oOaERent $3.50 Per month; splendid new
modern apartment house on Golden Gate
ave: every room light and sunny.
ern dsts: also cottage Of rooms wen
located on 18th St. near Mission
SI6.50o-Rented low at $50 per month; elegsht
northeast corner. two blocks from Mar
ket St OF 9 new, modern, up-to-oate
fats Of rooms and bath eachi very
s,s ,ooIRe5t Sles $3.50 per month; hns modern
fats well located the north line OF
Hayes St. very large lot rents can De
SIS. .ooo0Rent sis5 per month: hne. sunny corner
On Pierce ST. near Turk. OF modern
fats Of - rooms and bath each' fot
sis.oOo@Rent $3.50 per month; very hne
fats OF { rooms and bath each lot
2BxlS7,6 feet: fne residence location near
Jackson and Deyisadero SITS.
sI5.OOO-Rented extremely low for SlSeo Per
annum; choice corner on Turk ST. near
Fnimore: s good. modern fats Of rooms
and bath each; lot 30S15 feet
SI4 OO0-Rent $3.50 per month; new moa,
ern eats Of rooms ana bath eSch' nan
block east of Fillmore ST.
s.. 5O0-Reuted low at $50 per month; new.
modern Cats Of 5-e rooms and bath each
nne key lot. 25xio5 feet wen socateo
near Golden Gate Park
IS O0O.-House OF rooms and bath; high base
nent: rear house. rented for $40 per
month: LOT 30xl22.6 feet. near 24th ST.
IS OO0-Two good Eats Of 4-5 rooms and bath
lot 251l20 feet near California St Oh
Fourth ave.
S5SO0-Ist 25xI2o feet: a new. modern house
Of rooms AID bath and htgh finished
basement; Richmond District, one block
from owl cars.
81 00O-Good modern cottage Of rooms and
bath high. finished basement; lot 2o1lZU
feet: near California st. and Sd ave
s. T0O-2O Vulcan ST.. near l7th 81. and Clara
ave rooms and hath; lot 25xlOo feet;
terms.
LOTS
STJ0-Choice ready 10 build on lots north Of
Golden Gate Park: very easy terms; you
can build AZ once
.s375--Cholce lots south OF Golden cate fark
on easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
crTy REAL EsrATE-continued.

BoARDMAN BROS & CO.. ra
Members of San Francisco Real Estate .o board'
1925 Fillmore st. phone West aooo'
Investments.
SIT. BOO Howard st. corner. close In hanasome
modern building store and nats' rlgha ino.rpc II,
to-date, with best plumbing electric
lights, beam ceiling, ETC.; rents Sif4V
year; mortgage $500.
SO, ,000--one of the most active parts OF tne
burned district, in the Italian quarter; . .
hne, new fats. just about comple.ed
cheap at the this price and will produce
s12. .ooo~Look at this for income; near 2oth and
Fair Oaks SITS; new fats; pay $ls'o
year; win net IL per cent.
$11 BOO BeIyedere St. near Frederick; mod
ern fats; rents $s5 per month; tnese
rents have not been raised since the nre;
$9,00o--Haight St, north side bargain 80
fats. renting for 5000 year; these are
the old rents before the fire and ,, can
be materially increased; viii be sold
quickly SO call for particulars at once.
81 ,000-Close to Fillmore and Duboce SITS; ; nne
substantial hats paying S1so a year year
Sc, 25o-Broderick St; in choice distrlct'
flats, 5 and rooms; only 3 years oio
and very attractive; at reasonable rents
Will produce $G60 year.
S., ,000-Bargain: 2 fats in the Mission DIS DIS
trict; half block from car line on ,snic nice
Park; paying now about . per cent, az,
though the rents have not been raised
since tie fire; will easily pay $51o year
make your home In one and rent the
other; mortgage OF sl4oo can remain
Residences.
$40 19O0O-Washington ST; handsome modern resi-
denee 10 rooms and baths; has hard
wood 5eors furnace, ETC.; large lot: tnt
price has Just been reduced from S22 50e
to effect an eariy sale we strongly rec
ommend this undoubted bargaiS
81 oOo-A St, near 9th ave-; pretty broom
cottage; lot 25x100. -
50 2o00-In a choice location in the Mission dis
trict; attractive 4-room cottage; a pretty
sunny little home.
81 o-Neighborhood Of Mission and 29th sts.
5room cottage; snap.
Lots.
Sl7 OO0-Polk-st. corner lot; over 5000 square
feet: electric cars passing; good de
veloping business district.
SIS, 5,000-Tehama St, near 3d large lot
Residence lot near Pacific ave. and Buchanan ST
be had at bargain: o0xlco
81, 500 Howard-st snap; ready for a building
anything will rent well; lot 30x15.
Sc 5OO-North line of Green ST., near Devisa
dero: lot 34:4x103:G: fine marine view.
$4 250-Filbert ST., near Devisadero; lot q :6'
1875: marine view; $4,000 was declined
for this lot last March.
$3,000-Guerrero ST.. near 18th; LOT 2oxl0o
$3.50 each-23d ave-, near A St; 2oxllo-
BOARDMAN BROS. & CO..
1925 Fillmore st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
CRY REAL EsrArE-continued.
MADISON & BURKE-F0R SALE.
In 400.


MADISON & BURKE-F0R SALE.
Established January, 1900.
Real Estate Agents. ,,,,,-.oro.
$50, 000-Caifornia st. corner, close 20 nier
frontages; lot 6ix12O: fnpr99,sen,ttih's fnp9, t,ti .
renting for S200 per month; slhaI ouarly a,.,l
buildings could be raised and stores Nouiu
pay large returns. =. -,
l,o0o.McCormick ST., near Pacinc' io' "a
5S:6. BUY THIS QUICK.
S4,oO0-Powen St, near the Falrmont i1o'Vi'
e. ooo lot 22xTo good locat ton - osxs4
s''oooIplne ST.. near IayIor; 91i pRrcE. p1s
s4,600--Near Masonic ave and Congress st. !;
house, r. and b.. marine view; 4o5lzo. i...
$7,500-Capp St best location; 2 fats, modern;
rent low at $50. 80 worth al ieast Sfo
mo-. bound to increase In value soon:
S4,foo-Near Ellis and Scott sts nass, T.
and b.. rent S35 EASY MONEi
Slo ooo-Sfeiner St, near Park; nne moeeIn II
nats 7, I, r. and b.; rent Slzo mo
lot lot 21:6xl10; rent worth Sloc mo- Al
Standardization ST. swell location; cottage,
r. and b.; lot 34x127.
ouVu--Deyisadero ST.: business properly rent
Sl25 mo. GOOD TURN IN THIS
$li iVOo-Page St. swell modern mats OF o.
and r, and b.; rent low az slzz- q, oo
mo- worth $160 mo. DESIRABLE IN
COME PROPERTY.
$1,000 and upward-Iots Turk, Baker Golden
Gate and Broderick sts. easy terms and
a. chance for everybody in desirable lots
close in.
HOUSES and shacks bull: cheap plans free.
EASIFiC BCILDING CO.. 94S Hampsnirs st
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
JULIAN r. BRANDON,
2494 CALIFORNIA ST,
NEAR FILLMORE.

e4s4 CALIFORNIA ST,
NEAR FILLMORE.
S45 0oo-G elegant new flats on Post, near Web
ster income $440 per month; lot 55xl3I'0i or
viii sell nats.
S2l ,oOo--6 elegant new fats on sth ave-, near
B St; very cheap; income 5000 per month,
SIG 000-Eandsome residence II rooms and bath
Vallejo near Pierce; lot 27;6xl37;e' must be
s1o.oOo--choice residence. 8 rooms, bath; Pine
and Laguna SITS mortgage $1,000 can remain.
S9000-2 choice hats on Pine ST., near Scott;
s75ooos choice fats on on "a ave near Clement
s675o-2 good fats on 1st ave, near California; I;
lot 25xl2o: income $52 splendid future;
$e500-Good 2-story house on Pine; near Deyisa-
dero reasonable offer refused; owner ieav-
seoo0-splendid buy for teamster or expressman;
Sroom house with stable on Clay, near Devils
S35O0--2 choice 1ats in the Richmond district;
rooms and bath each; large lot, 35x150 feet:
only $1,000 cash required: chance of life
time to get home and income.
o,000-Howard. near 9th; 25sS0:
S60o0-Howard ST, Sth; 25Xe0.
$eoOe-Jaekson St, near Polk; 35:sx117:1ok
splendid site for an apartment house.
S3S15-Vallejo, near Hyde; 81 6xT5
s25oo-W Willard. near McAllister 25xi2o; last
lot left in block.
s27oo- Scott place; bet, Powell, Mason. Pacific
S950--2 choice lots on St, near 3sd ave-: so
1loo; splendid future. 49,
Real Estate Agent Rents Collected. Full
Charge Taken OF Property, Leases, Insurance.
SOL GETz & SONS. REAL ESTATE OWNERS,
5o7 Devisadero st.
Never before were level building lots offered at
such low prices and terms
Don't miss this opportunity to secure homo
in our new blocks.
Only s25os5o to s45oa
EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD AND OCEAN VIEW
s.r.... rr.doa. sas9Is h9Is- v.u.- u.t. ,..,
Mission street cars; sos down; IS monthly
graded; in Sunset and Oceans.de; near park and
cars; unobstructed view easy terms.
Call on us for cheap Richmond lots on install.
oceanside branch office. corner Fl st. and Forty.
seventh Open daily and Sundays.
Four and ave room cottages; good locations
easy terms.
SOL GErz & SONS.
boI Devisadero ST.. near Hayes.
s26no-cottage: 2sth ave- Richmond.
$S750-Cottage 1877 23d ave; rooms and bath
$1,000 cash; terms rent
$350o-Five-room cottage; Post St; also rea
house.
s39oo-Cottage. Z rooms and BATH close TO parl
and McAllister-st cars
S7T5o-Residence Bush St; s rooms and bath
close to Fillmore: must sell 10 close estate
! S6T5o-Residenre rooms and bath; Green ST.
close TO Van Ness ave
$635o--Two fats close to park, vicinity of Is
-EIlis-st. residence; corner. close to Fiji
more.
MoNAHAN. HERoLD 4 co,
1109 POST ST.