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THE A. M. E. MINISTER'S UNION.

THE A. M. E. MINISTER'S UNION.
The Minister'S Union met in st.
Paul A. M. E. Church 10 a. m, NoVem-
Der IL Rev. G. L. Jackson, DID, Pres
ident in the chair. Rev. l. ]. Ed
wards, chaplain, conducted the devo-
tional exercises by leading the song,
"In thy cleft, o Rock of Ages" and
offered a most fervent prayer. Pres
ident Jackson made statement, al
ter DR.. T. w. Haigler was elected Sec
rotary pro tenn After which the fol-
lowing charges were reported, viz:
Salem, Rev. I. ]. Edwards, pastor
Sunday-school pupils in attendance
SIS: lesson, good; contribution, 90;
church services, good; attendance,
good: contribution for the week, $40.
60.
ST. Luke, Rev. R. U. Ferguson, Pas
r-Sunday-school; pupils in attend
ance, AZ; lesson, good; contribution
6S; A. C. League; pupils in attend
ence. IA; contribution, 0S; church;
services, g. attendance, good; con-
tribution, 4.6S.
Rev. Tyree Whit reported being
with Revs. Nelson, Edwards and Den
nv. and that the outlook is very
bright. Contribution for himself,
$3.50.
Bellview, Rev. J. w. Talley, Pastor
-Sunday-school pupils in attendance,
Is: lesson, fair, contribution, 6 cents
Church-Services good; attendance
fair; contribution, 1920.
A discussion concerning the Bell
vi w Sunday-School finance arose rel
alive to the finance by 1. ]. Edwards.
Prospect, Rev. M. D. Ivory Pastor
-Sunday-school pupils N attendance,
90; lesson, good. Church-Attend-
ance. good; contribution, S170O.
st. John, Rev. A. Brooks, pastor
Sunday-school pupils in attendance,
rs; lesson, good; contribution, $2.l6'
A. c. E. League-Attendance, 30;
Subject, Importance of Endeavor and
IFS work: contribution, 60 cents
Church-Services, good; attendance
good; accessions, 5; several came for
ward for prayers; contribution
$26.26.
Gallatin, Rev ]. A. Ridley, Pastor
Sunday pupils in attendance
20: lesson, good; contribution, Sl.5O
A. C. f. League-Pupils in attend
ance. IA; subject, The Bible; contri
button, so cents. Church-SerVlces
GOOD; contribution, $6.75.
st. James, Rev, j. 7. Gilmore, D. D.
Pastor-Sunday-school pupils in at
tendance, 65; contribution, 60. A. c
p. I.eague-Pupils in attendance, 20
contribution, sips. Church - Serv
ices, 3; attendance, good; contrlbu
ion. S11.50. Rev. A. Brooks, d. d.
made a statement concerning Rev
jackson, an able evangelist, who is il
our midst. Rev. T. W. Haigler calle'
the attention of the brethren to tn
18th anniversary of Bishop Parks
which was referred to the next meet
ing.
The Committee on Program repor
I'd next meeting-J. T. Gilmore. Sui
iect: Methodism: It's Doctrine, an
How to Teach 1t.
Tuesday, two weeks hence, Re
Tyree White. Subject-ReVivals, an
Low to Conduct Them.
On motion of Rev. l. j. Edward
the Ministers Union will hereattt
meet every Tuesday 10 a. M, at S
John, as it is more centrally locate
Ministers absent on business: Rev
3. w. Brooks, VIM. Flagg and w.
Denny. Announcements. Benedi
ion by Chaplain l. j. Edwards.
SECRET OF WASHING GLOVE
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. Louis K. Thomas announces
the approaching marriage of his sis
ter. Mrs Isabella Keeble, to Mr..
Henry A. Devins. The wedding will
be solemnized at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis K. Thomas, 1906 Jackson
street, November 25, at $3.50 o'clock
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Spence, OF
1241 Third avenue, South, announce
TIE approaching marriage of their
daughter, Miss Lucy Williams, which
will take place some time in Deem
Der.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-11-13

Three of the Boys Badly Missed in Saturdays Came ana
Whose Presence GrdrOn Would Have Turned
the Trick Meharry.
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SPORT.
FIsKs PROBABLE LINEUP VS..
A. B. c.

The Fisk team lines up against A.
B. c. with doubtless the lightest team
in the history of her athletics. But
this handicap does not in the least de-
ter these redoubtable youths from
crashing into the opponents with a
speed and craft unknown to Fisk be-
fore. We hope to win.
Name. Position. Weight
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Misses N. Eva Murrell, Esther J. Pink
ard, Annie M. Rucker, Iona Cant,
Dayse Murrell, DR.. G. H. Watkins,
DR.. Charles Hoskins, DR.. H. G. Miller,
Mr.. Braxton Murrell A four-course
menu was served.
HUNTSVILLE MAN DIES AT AGE
OF 1923.
Huntsville, Ala, Nov. 11.-Wesley
Townsend, very old man who has
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THE REDSAND GOLD MINE.

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up I'll soon cut his comb" he said.
"Yes," said Goldsteln, @let's have
him up. But don't start comb cut
ting till we've seen his comb ami
know vether It needs the cutting, see,
Bludgeon?"
Bludgeon chewed his cigar.
The secretary showed Abel Storm
in.
He was a tall man, neatly and well
dressed, a trifie tanned by exposure,
with clean cut features and steady,
clear eyes.
He swept the three partners into
one glance.
Good morning. gentlemen. he
said,
There was an accent on the word
gentlemen that made Goidstein
fire.
Look here-er. Mr.. Storm he
said, @we're busy. viii you say vat
your business is at once and get
out?"
Storms firm mouth set
will, he sail. II will not take
long, but I shall take all the time I
want You will listen"
Goldstein and Jefferson scowled,
and Bludgeon bit his cigar through.
Now, briefly, Storm looked
frankly pleasant want money,
and I want 1t badly"
What the devil has" fumed
Goldstein irately.
Don't go on" interrupted Storm;
1T is mere abuse and only upsets a
man of your habit. You will listen,
please" he added coldly, aani you
will be silent 1 shall want more
money every time you open your
mouth"
"Better hear him out" said Jefrer-
son. curtly.
Correct" said Storm, @you have
the judgment" His eyes twinkled at
Jefferson. Il want money. The fact
is"-Storm was as pleasant in HIS
manner as an insurance canyasser-
"I'm a publisher. Now, as men OF
the world. you know how difficult the
publishing business is. We often
want money-we publishers. have
a little booklet here which will inter-
est you. The author wrote 1t to in
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WORDS OF WISDOM.

What you look like depends on
what you look at.
It's easy to sing Il give myself
away when your life isn't worth
picking up.
1t is often necessary TO 50 back to
what is gooavtR 9ie past in order to
go forward to what is better.
The grave of friend may be a
gateway to heaven.
softness of head is not a sign of
saintliness Of heart
Sorrow becomes Joy when it leads
to His comfort.
You cannot find truth till you get
back of its terminology.
1t is earthly freight that spoIls
many sprint in the heavenly race
You never find the mules heels on
the man who really has the rams
horn.
Care may be the opposite of a
curse If 1t calls US to prayer.
You cannot be reconciled to God
while you are resentful to man.
There's little good in him who
thinks he's already good enough.
Many man is blind to new truth
because he balks at obeylng known
truth.
The more of God you have in your
self the more good you will see in
others.
The poorest people in this world
are those who can think only in
terms OF proht.
The success of the man who thinks
he is deceiving everybody is always
limited to himself.
The preachers severity is without
effect unless based on sympathy.
Is it not better to save a man
awkwardly than to let him drown
artistieally?
You cannot slake the thirst of this
world by giving 1t the bricks from
the curb of the well of living waters
Home Herald.
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remnants of the documents torn
away.
Still deny it ALL" Goldstein said
i shall give you to the police
One moment" suggested Storm
What evidence have you Of my visit
beyond the word of your partners,
who are dishonored menu
My secretary" Goldstein said.
Ask him what he has heard.
The three partners jaws dropped.
Goldstein nearly choked.
by God. you go too far" he
stormed.
ASK him what he has heard, y
Storm insisted.
Goldstein turned to Dobbs.
You hound-this man suggests
that-this man infers-er-tell US
now what we have said-the evidence
of blackmail you have been asked to
hear"
Dobbs looked him squareiy in the
eyes.
Il do not remember Mr.. Storm
calling; l have heard no conversation
between you; SO far as know, and
have every opportunity of seeing
who visits my principals, have never
seen Mr.. Storm In this office.
Goldstein's spatulate fingers quiy-
cred. His jaw fell. The heavy rolls
of flesh hung looser on his face
Beads of perspiration rose on his
forehead.
Jefferson's teeth snapped like a
wise,
Bludgeon rushed at the secretary
and caught him by the throat. You
put us in this cart, he clustered.
Storm hit him full on the jaw and
sent him to the carpet.
Gentlemen, please" he said. @Do
not let us lose control of ourselves.
4 ais gentleman pointing to the
prostrate Bludgeon--is not used to
the veneer of manners which governs
the higher finance. He should keep
a walters gambling club. 1t is a
field for which he is marked. My lit
tie book will interest you, gentlemen
all but Bludgeon. The annals OF
the prize ring are the only literature
he would appreciate. My tile book
is nicely written; 1t is we'll written
book, cleyerly written book. The
man who wrote it was capable; he
knew subjects through and
through. He has succinct style. I
am surprised, since you are so much
Interested, you have never asked the
authors name"
There was a dead pause.
Goldstein's wandering attention
turned to the innocent looking book.
Jefferson grabbed it up and turned
to the title page.
"Redsand. the New Gold Mine, by
-" he read.
There is no name.T he said, with
sigh of relief, as he saw the blank.
There win be, tomorrow Storm
said promptly.
4whoss nsme?" Goldstein mum
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thing there that will hit you very
hard and Will interest you monstrous-
". It is nicely written-one Of the
most entertaining chapters OF the
book
Goldstein read. As he read. his
hand trembled, and he made funny
noises in his throat. That chapter
was the history of the Redsand Mine,
as he knew 1.-THE history OF the
transaction written on the ground
floor. He could not have added more
II he had been thinking aloud. 1t
described the land, Il described its
vagabond owner; it described their
negotiations; 1t gave the price paid
and the real value; 1t gave a copy Of
the first report, which showed there
was no gold In the land, and 1t gave
a copy of the cooked report, which
said there was gold in the land.
ats nothing but a lle." GoldsteIn
said, and. bad as he looked and vic
ious as he was. the bluff he put up
was plucky and full of fire.
There is not thing in 1t which
is not the absolute truth Storm an
swered, pleasantly.
@Well," said Goldstein, "you have
heard?T He raised his eyes TO the
secretary.
Il have heard.H he said.
Hear more" Golistein went on.
"I deny It. absolutely, every item,
every step. every record. It is black
mail | simply hand you over to the
police" He reached out his hand for
the bell
Storm grasped his spatulate fin
gers, and twisted the hand until Gold
STEMS face grew gray with pain.
Storm was no longer pleasant.
Listen" he said. There is plenty
Of time for the police. There IS more
you need to hear. l have copies Of
your title to the Redsand Mine. l
have copy OF the letter you wrote
to the man who gave the true report
as he knew IT, | have the letter you
wrote to the man who gave the report
for which you asked. And have the
actual true report sent by the first
surveyor, and the cooked report that
was given to you by the second. Look
in your file"
Goldstein turned to the secretary.
Bring me my private fiIeu The
secretary left. aThey were there last
night"
They waited in silence.
Dobbs came back with the file.
Goldstein looked at the file, turn
ing the pages over. Where the re-
ports should have been were tags
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bled The shadow was settling frm.
ly over him-the shadow OF despair.
Isaac Dobbs, Secretary to Gold.
stein. jefferson & Co.." Storm sug.
gested pleasantly,
GoldsteIn looked up. His face was
white. The fire Of war had gone out
Of his eyes. The veins at his temples
worked palpably. quiverlng under his
unhealthy skin He tried to scream
his anger. but he was a beaten old
man, and the words that struggled 10
HIS brain could not stir his paralyzed
tongue. and left him making noises
that might have come from a man
being strangled.
Jefferson alone was master OF him
self.
He pulled out check book.
What did you say. he asked.
Fifty thousand. Storm suggested.
Dobbs nodded assent, and Dobbs
seemed to have subtly changed He
might have been a single pirate, he
probably had no family, the peaceful
suggestion Of Sdnday-school and class
meeting was strangely absent He
did not stoop. he did not look meek,
and his manner was not unobtrusiye.
He seemed to I'LL the room
81 make It $50, ,000.7 Jefferson said.
"It's big pay day for sudden one.
he suggested.
Make 1t to bearer. and Dobbs will
go and see It it can be met ami trans
ferred to us at once
Jefferson made II ito bearer" aud
the three partners signed-G Gold
STEMS hand trembling.
Dobbs left with the check.
He returned in FIVE minutes.
Met" he said. looking at storm.
Storm bowed to the three partners.
"Gentlemen"-there was the same
subtle accent that rankied-@i bid
you good morning. As publisher 1
am naturally pleased at the recep-
tion of my book. The copies wIlssfio-
to your instructions at this address
giving him a card. at IS CRAFTY
ing to find an edition cleared out 80
quickly. This is a first little exparl-
ment in publishing by myself AID
Dobbs as partners It is not. in then
usual way. our ordinary business. We
do not shine at lido we?"
mo said Dobbs, with smile. Z :.
"We shall maintain the partnership
without the publishing business. You
may hear of us again
The pair slammed the door-from
the outside.
Goldstein murmured: "And may
die-a50,O0O-and Dobbs. too"
Bludgeon lit another cigar and spat
on the plush carpet.
Jefferson toyed with a paper knife.
"The Redsand Mine goes to the
public. he said, slowly; abut they'd a
hand strong enough to skin us.
once kept dog and fed it on The bes.
in the land. and ii turned and bit
me- he added, inconsequently.
WELL" said Goldstein. with a fat
chuckle that showed he was receiver
ing. ~we never fed him on the bel
| Perhaps that is why he biA 50
hard" answered Jefferson. and his
teeth cleaned white in a mirthless
| smile.-Black and White.
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The colonel is deeply interested In
his old servants and occasionally stops
to talk to them about their affairs
Recently he met one of the old fam.
lily buffers and took advantage of the
opportunity to make few inquiries
We'll, George he said at last,
Z" how about that church I've been
contributing to for so many yearsg
Isn't it about time to finish it2"
"Yes, sab; yes. sah," responded the
gray-haired old darky. ives done
finish it. We'd like TO have you drap
in tomorrow mawnin' We's gwine
to dessicate and confiscate 1t at de
mawnin' sarvlce, sab. "-Philadslphia
Ledger.
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The American in Canada.

The American farmer is a practi-
.ral man; there is no cleverer-headed
citizen in the world, and, moreover,
he is frankly honest. When-h,s -fIlrd1is
in canaJa~sSsysTem Of jurisprudence
ande-, give law is everywhere re
spected. when he learns that Canada
has never seen lynching, that Ca
madam history xells of no Indian wars,
he is very willing to acknowledge
that there is little here he would wish
to change. The fact is that in his
general views and attitude toward
life no one is more like Canadian
than an American. The fact that they
are subjected to similar environment
and to the same broad sweeping con.
tinental forces readily explains how
by merely crossing north or south an
imaginary boundary line Canadian
and American alike pass from one
citizenship to another with far less
friction than an Englishman can be
transplanted to either American or
Canadian soil.-Agnes Deans Gamer.
on, in the Atlantic.
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terest you. You will find It amazingly
interesting. 1t is only trifie to look
at. | can afford to put 1t on the
market at a penny. You will realize,
gentlemen, that a booklet which will
interest you will interest many peo-
pie. think the public will snap 1t
up at penny copy. anticipate we
shall sell 100000 of them. At least
1 have printed that many. If we
don't sell hundred thousand by
noon tomorrow I shall have to give
tthem away-that is why l want
Nancy
he said all this so pleasantly and
putSthe book on the table with such
an Unaffected air of guilelessEsss that
the partners were puzzled.
Goldstein picked the book up gin
gerly ant glanced at the title. He
dropped 1t like a red hot coal--the
title w|s enough.
Redsand-the New Gold Mine,
was the title that stared him in the
face.
Jefferson picked it up.
He looked over the index. He
noted the chapter headings. They
contained a summary of their mis-
deeds for ten years. The headings
were so accurate that he could guess
the rest.
"Blackmail, he said, coldly.
"Blackmail! gasped Goldstein.
~Blackmaill' shouted Bludgeon.
Storm nodded to each, pleasantly.
Il don't mind you saying it quiet
ly, he said to Jefferson. THAT old
fool, pointing to the Jew, @ean only
gasp it, But this insolent bully
he nodded pleasantly to the fuming
-"shouts it. 1t will be safer
for you to whisper it. In few min
utes l may not want money-from
you"
Goldstein rang the bell,
Dobbs came quietly in. servile, un-
obtrusiye, but expectant.
@Dobbs, said Goldstein, Il want
you to listen and remember. This
man makes us a proposal which looks
like--er-blackmail We may need
the police soon. We may need your
Independent memory afterward
"Now, sir"-this to Storm-"let
us understand each other. What do
you want?"
FIFTY thousand pounds, Storm
answered promptly and quietly.
fYon know how you stand?" Gold
steip persisted.
sQdite,'p Storm said, tersely.
what do;you want $4,000 for?"
asked Goldstein.
sFor this book. 1t interests you.
1t might interest you enough TO buy
every copy Storm spoke quietly
and smiled pleasantly.
"Now," said Goldstein. 1--WE under
stand each other. Let US turn to the
book. You know nothing that can
hurt us.
Turn to Chapter 5--the Redsani
Mine. l think you will ind some
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"What?" asks the maiden aunt, Go
ing to marry that Mr. Newman? Why
you hardly know the man, Imogene
In few days you have been ac.
quainted with him you cannot possibly
have learned anything of his family
or antecedents or habits or personal
circumstances"
That is true. Aunt Keturah. But
you have always told me that no wo-
maE who knows anything about man
will marry him."--From Success
Magazine"
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An amusing story is told at one
of the Philadelphia clubs. 1t seems
that an older member thereof, q
clever chap. was being frightfully
bored by his vis-a-vis at table in the
cafe one night. the latter individual
being dull as the former was bright.
The talk was fast becoming unsn.
durable. when the frst-named mem.
Der chanced TO see a man at the other
end of the dining room yawning in
manner that threatened to disloeate
his jaws.
"LookiT exclaimed the first mem.
Der In desperation. I'VE are over
heard! "-zHarpsr's Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12
An IDEAL HOME MARINE VIEW

BALDWIN a HOWELL sls-a24 KEARNY ST.
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MALE HELP wANrED-contlnued


MURRAY S READY.
Leading Employment and labor Agents,
WHITE PALACE BUILDING
11th and Market sts.. San Francisco
PHONES MARKET CSC AND 65I-
BRANCHES:
9Th and Franklin SIS. Oakland
PHONE OAKLAND 1851.
I'd and Main sts., and 121 Marchesault st,
Los Angeles, Cal.
FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
BRAY-GRASSLAKE-W
SHASTA AND SISKIYOU COUNTIES
Near klamath Falls, Oregon
SHIPMENTS MADE DAILY
Lsnorers and teamsters for grading gangs
Spikers, strappers. etc, for the track gangs
ALL FREE FARE-sHiP DAILY.
TH-SOUTH-SOUTH
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY.
rs teamsters and so laborers; go away today;
long job; $50 so 70 $50 mouth:
FARE REFUNDED.
SLEEP AT OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE.
NEXT DOOR TO
MURRAY & READY'S GREAT LABOR OF
FICEs, nth AND MARKET SITS.
600 SINGLE ROOMS; sun AND ELECTRIC
LIGHTS II EVERY ROOM.
% CENTS PER NIGHT. s125 PER WEEK,
INCLUDING BATHS.
COFFEE SERVED FREE DAILY FROM 5 TO s
A. NJ; FREE BARBER SHOP. BOOTBLACK
STAND, SHOWER AND FOOT BATHS,
TAILOR AND PATCHING ROOM; BAG
MAGAZINES. AND BELLMAN TO CALL
YOU; WHITE HELP ONLY EMPLOYED
OCEAN {a1 SHORE Ell, LoDGING Hogs6, FACING G.Js,6
MINAL-RAILROAD DEPOT-11TH AND
MARKET SITS. san FRANCISCO.
NEVER CLOSED.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN HOWELL. 31S-324 kEAttN4 ST
REAL ngTATIH
TONER'S. \ 7
LEASING GIVEN SPE-
ClAL ATTENTION
MEMBERS OF s. F. REAL ESTATE BOARD.
S2T. .5oO--1-5 CASH BALANCE PER CENT:
55 feet; best part OF Pacific av.; home Of
rooms and baths; this Is very good
5000 CASH IS ALL YoU REQUIRE TO OBJ
tain this $4,000 investment. owner
eF sSsS hor rsas sssa M SlOSgO s gSyso soy
frame apartment house. IS apartments;
$4,000 dat mortgage. al at Z per cents
me Ne. corner overlooking park.
81, 4,COC-CLOSE TO LOCUST AND JACKSON;
marine view residence; stories; II
rooms and bath. furnace, etc morrgaga
OF SS.25O can remain, double key lot
s1s.Ooo-RENTs s1s25o: SWELL STORY
and basement building OF ane OATS. 2
rooms aud bath each. close 10 Clayton and
-, -. Haight sts full sized lot l2slol
SlS,OO0-EACELLENT HOUSE OF ABOUT 10
rooms and bath: close 70 Bush and Bu-
ehanan; S4xlSf.6; this price is very rea-
-, sonaols for the property e26ID
$i0'SOO-hENIS $l9OO PER ANNUM; NEW
rat proof concrete doOr and up TO date
stable near park panhandle: large lots
under long lease to responsible tenant;
one or the best investments for the money
tA%tvOV-o O-D-O hOOMS AND Bath
each; close 20 Carl and Shrader; lot COX
1875, rents Sl07.50s mortgage OF $500
sl2ooO-NIcE RESIDENCE OF ABOUT 10
rooms and bath. close TO Buchanan and
Sacramento; lot 25x1lO; MORTGAGE Of
. 81. s.o0O~vAS NESS Az. NEAR VALLEJO: 2s:s
x95: through to rear street; double front
s7.75O-BEsr PART OF PREsIDIO HEIGHTS:
rooms and bath; $500 mortgage can
- - remain; sunny side oc clay street I21l25
81 sI,OO0-EXCELLENT HOUSE. CLOSE TO
Page and Pierce sts-; lot 25x1ST.6; rents
500; rooms AID bath. good condition.
SI,O00-RENTS S77.5o = STORY FRAME
building Of stories and room dat; near
9Th av- and II st.: good little income
ss.ooO~cLosE TO CLAY AND LAUREL. sox
100 fine site for residence t269sl
S5,5O0-NICE HOUSE. . ROOMS AND BATH
close 70 5th and b St; about half
cash balance on timei sunny side of
$5.25O-ONLY $3.50 CASH REQUIRED: $4,000
can remain at mortgage; swell little
house OF rooms and bath: cement walks:
everything shtpshape. ht for Admiral
Evans; Ashbury Heights district. l2904l
$4.10O-LOT WORTH $3.10O; ROOMS AND
bath; cottage IS certainly worth Sl.000s
just sold lot IN next block for SS-2uGs
can get $1.750 mortgage on this look It
s1.7OO-ExcELLENT LOTS CLOSE TO sTH
av. and St; 25x95; terms can be ar
ranged; street work all done.
s1.4oo-CLOSE TO A ST. AND 9TH AT.; LOT
25xlo0; sunny side; nice lot for cottage;
S1.s5o-oNE THIRD CASH. BALANCE N 3
years; swell marine view lots close 70
18th av- and ST. dne view of Golden
gate; half block from park and Preside
500 CASH, BALANCE SIS PER MONTH;
lots on Sutter 81 car line; street ~Ork
al done; ready for building; $500 On
above easy terms