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The circus is here!

List 70 the dress-coated announcer
This. ladies and gentlemen. is the
great BarnUm and Bailey aggregation.
positively the most stupendous ac-
cumuIation Of daredevil. death defy
ing, demonish and disintegrating phe-
nomena ever assembled under the roof
Of one great tent and il is crowded
with souI-stunning, brain-staggsrIng
h heart-stopping blOod-chilling perform
ances by man, maid. and beast"
And so on. etc. and then some.
Fer the first section Of the Barnum
snd Bailey Greatest Show on Earth p"
pitched tents at Fifteenth and II
streets northeast. shortly after sun
rise this morning
In the first section were only about
400 Of the 200 persons travelling with
the show, and about 500 Of the 75O
horses. and about thirty Of the eighty
nine carloads Of contraptions. and If
teen Of the twenty-eiEht tents. The
rest came in later this afternoon.
But there was enough 70 attract the
small boy. He-about 500 Of him
zVaded through the sticky grounds and
got as close as he dared TO the wild
animals.
Pitching the big tent is about the
hardest bit of business connected with
installing the circus and more than
fifty men were engaged IN the work OF
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SPECIAL SERVICES
FOR MOTHERS DAY
Sermons in Most of Churches
Have Particular Bearing
on Subject.
CONTINUED from First Page,)

in his address 10 Mothers Day and
asked eevry one to join in the celebra-
Jion and help to make It an annual
affair
He spoke OF the maternal influence
which the mothers have in the home
Shechurch. and the state, and Illus
traIed this by referring TO the greatness
of the old Roman empire. where the
mothers were so highly respected, and
to the veal kneSs of France.
After Illustrating the power OF the
mothers influence in the home, th5
church, and in the state. Dr. Huddle
pointed out some OF the influences that
were undermining The present domestic
life
Not enough care Is being taken in
bringing I'd children" DR.. Huddle de-
clared "snd they are being allowed TO
slip away from their mothers influence
and the proper home life
The entire service which had been eS-
pecially ARRANGED for the day carried
out the thought Of the celebration
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DEATHS

GREEN-On Friday. May g. 1910 ELLA vie
Of Harrv Green. mother o. Lawrence. an7
sister of James. Robert. and Fannie moore,
Funeral from her late residence . -
street northwest. Monday, May 9, al 4 p
IN Relatives and friends invited
LEEDS-On Friday. May 6, 1910, al p n
al her home. Rose Hin Farul- Fairfax
county Va MARIAN VIRGINIA, widow
Of the late Isaac Leeds, aged eighty years
Funeral from Oakton Church VA sun
dsy, Nay 8, AZ p n. Iuterment az Fair
fax Court House Va
MILLER-On Frfday. May g. 1910. AZ . m
KATE u MILLER tnee Doranl. wife Of
Funeral private from her late residence.
. 7 street northwest, Monday, Nay e. AZ
ID a. M fFittsburg papers please copy1-
sHCRTER-On Saturday. May z. 1910. a. 5.5s
O'Clock = M az the residence of John A
Simms, Us1 New Hampshire avenue north
west JOSEPH SHORTER fn the ciEh-E-
eighth year of his aEe- and lifelong resi-
dent of this citv-
Notice q funeral hereafter.
sHUGRUE-On Saturday. May e, 1910. al,
1880 a. M CATHERINE. widow o James
p. Shugrue- IN the eishty-fourth year Of
her age and for sixty years resident of
Funeral from her late residence. Conduit
road, ar O. m Monia,. Nay g
sNITH-on Saturday. May :. 1910. H WAR
REN SMITH
Services a. his late residence. The Men
dota- on Monday, May 2. Al 2-30 p m In
rermeut private
WADE-Ou Saturday Nay :. 1910. At rs
O'Clock a. IN. at the residence of his par
ents- Er. and Mrs 3. T. Wade. TE5s cor
c0ran street. THEODORE @. WADE. IN
his seventh wear
Funeral Monday az 10 O'Clock from the
house
CRAWFORD-0n Sunday. Nav L. 1870 at
EalispeIl- Mont ROBERT LINN CRAV-
FORD. son II william : Crawford. In his
tveurv-f1frh year
Funeral from chapel n C5le1Vroo5 Gene
rerv. Eou5av. May g at 4 p m ReIative=
and friends are invited -nv--ars
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DEATHS

BARKER-Sunday morning Nav s. 1910 Al
his late residence. 1II6 II street northwest.
HOW ARD HINES BARKER NJ D.. in
the siXty-EeCond year o. his age. beloved
husband Of Fannie Wilson Barker and
father q Dr. Howard W Barke- and Mrs.
Fannie 3. Foster.
Notice Of funeral later II
BARNES-On Saturday. May :. 1910. At $50
, n, GEORGE OSCAR BARNES, son o.
George W and Eva n. Barnes tnee Nil
lardl. aged seven years Eve months and
Funeral Monday. May 10. from Laurel
Centenary NJ z. Church az 2 o'clock ? m
DECK-On Saturday. May 2. 1910. LAURA
V beloved wife of W L Deck aged
forty-fve wears
Funeral from her late residence. Central
avenue. Capitol Heights, Nd on Nouday-
MAY 2. Al O'Clock D. IN Relative and
friends invited 20 attend lt-
DYER-Monarch Castle. No .. Knights Gold
en- Eaxle. viii assemble Sundae Nav s. ~
Thomas Sergeon' g. 1olI Se--rnth street
northwest, A. p m, Tor fu1.=raI rites for
our late brother. J a. DYER ~ or1ers
FRANK D king, n of r.; JOSEPH "
SAUNDERS, Noble CHIEF y.
COLCLAZER-On Sunday. May s. 1910 81
I2-30 a. m. JOSEPH IGNATICS col
CLAzER. in the eishty-th'rd yesr OF his
age
street northwest. Al $50 a M May 10
Requiem high mass AZ a m az the I'm
r1acuIste Conception Church (Deesb-rE
Va. papers please copyj- II
DTEHI-At I-l5 . m Friday, May 8. 1910,
at Brcokland. u. O.. STEWART = DIEHL-
husband or Margaret Diehl me O'DonuellI- b
IN the forty-fourth year q IFS age
FERGUsON-Friday. Nay 6. 1910. a. 20
. m ~ his residence. / O. FERGUSON
brother % Anna De Wease and AleIander
Ferguson. o. NeW York
F-uneral Monday. May e. At I O'Clock
from MS late residence. 80 New jersey
avenue northwest Friends --e invited
RARRON-On Saturday. MAY = 1910 a. s-s1
q m az her residence, 1s7o Half street
southeast ISABELLA C.. HARRON. moth
Rauu1-
Funeral Tuesday MAY 10. az $50 a. n
Thence to St Vincent &c Paul Church
South Capitol and II streets s7utheast- az
a N where requiem mass VIII be said for
the rprsose Cf her soul. Friends and retz-
ttves invited 10 attend New York and
Brooklyn papers please copy
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Weddings and Commandments
The choicest flowers and most artistic
decorations furnished by Gude, 1214 F.
Advt.
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be erected beside that specially built FOR
Queen Victoria in the resting place Of
the prince consort-
While all the newspapers have re-
Trained from mixing politics with their
obituary notices Of Edward and the as
CensiOn OF the new King. the entire
country is Interested 10 know what viii
he Georges first public acts. VIII he
follow in his fathers footsteps, main
tanning Edwards ideas of rnonarchicial
rule or VIII he try and invest the throne
with new preroEatives2
If George does not intend TO be a
Peoples King" it is believed that a
great struggle viii follow between the
throne and the Representatives OF the
people which VIII not only Overturn the
house OF lords. but shake the thrOEe
The Queen drove from MARLBOROUGH
House through dense crowds of silent
sTmpathiZeTs TO Buckingham Palace,
where she attended service with the
DoWager Queen, afterward spending
the day at the palace
Connaught Hastens Home.
The Duke Of Connaught, the Kings
brother, has been hunting in British
East Africa. and is now hurrying 10
London at top speed, by way Of Suez.
Il is not belieV 81 that IL VIII be possible
for him TO reach London before Friday
All the other relatives who VIII attend
including the dozen or more rulers OF
Kingdoms and principaIfties. can reach
London BY that time, so there Is good
reason for expecting Saturday 10 be Sc
lected-
The body OF the former monarch stflI
lies in the death chamber Of MarlbOr-
Ough House. with the widowed Queen
ever remaining near. The late King IS
Earbed in the fuIl-dress Uniform OF a
So n - -rH h -
orders on his breast
a touching story Of the Queens grief
appears 10 be well authenticate she
herself selected a cluster Of violets and
ulies-of-the-valIey, and placed them in
the right hand of the King This was
yesterday This morning she renewed
the tender tribute with fresh cluster
Queen Weeps Beside Body
Queen Alexandra remains in her
apartments close TO the death cham
Der, but frequently weeps beside the
body Of Edward King George is de-
voting as much Of his time as possible
to soothing his mothers grief while
the new Queen, Victoria is with the
DowaEer Queen almost continuously
Throughout England today the grief
Of the people over the death Of their
beloved King Is making itself evident
10 a remarkable extent Every church
IN Great Britain was crowded this
morning BY direction OF the Arch
bishop of Canterbury, special prayers
were said this morning in every parish
of the established church An edition
of the Official Gazette issued this
rnorninr but dated YESTERDAY gives the
following requirements for court
mourning
Orders for the court 70 go into
mourning for his late most gracious
majesty King Edward VII Of blessed
memory viz
The ladies to wear black dresses trim
med with crepe and black shoes and
gloves and black fans, feathers and
ornaments
The gentlemen to wear crepe ban5s
on the left arms in Uniform or court
dress
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Cold Storage for Furs

Perfect protection against moth, fire,
and theft r. H StinemetZ & Son Co,
2, cor I5th--Advt-
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CIRCUS IS COME TO TOWN.
WATCH FOR THE PARADE
Barnum and Bailey Show Arrives and Pitches Its Tents
Crowds Witness Unloading From Trains and
Construction of Canvas City.

putting up the stakes. IN this great
tent alone 1.209 spectators can be seated
comfortably
The big preliminary treat Viii be the
three-mile street parade tomorrow morn
ing. Sixty floats bearing the 40 per-
formers. more than a hundred CAGES
carrying nearly a thousand animals
five brass bands, thirty elephants and
thirty-eight camels and drOmodaries
VIII march out II street 10 FIfe6enln-
down Fifteenth 10 Pennsylvauia avenue
around the Peace Monument 10 Now
Jersey avenue and thence down II street
to the circus grounds
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JAPANESE ALLIANCE
TO BE UNAFFECTED

TOKYO. May s.-TEe death OF king
Edward is a severe blow 10 the Japa-
nese people and nation England's ruler
was regarded as one GF the sincerest
friends Of Japan in tie European na-
tious. Il was under King Edward that
the famous alliance offensive and de-
fensive, was signed between England
and Japan, and the Mikado's govern
ment holds this one Of its strongest na-
tional assets.
The 8Iikado is said 10 have received
the news of the death f his ally With
profound regret. He has retired into
his court and sees no one
Officials of the government profess 70
believe. however. that the death OF Ed-
ward viii have no effect upon 'he
japanese British alliance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

liz TWELFTH SEAI-ANNITAL DIV
Sleud or two and one-haIf Cg1z} per
cent has been declared on the preferred
STOCK or the washington Railway q
t1iectflc Company, from the net earn
lnSs OF the Company. payable June l.
lSlV 70 preferred stockholders Of record
May J.. 1910
looks for tie transfer Of preferred
stock viii be closed from Nav Is 1910
70 June J. 1910. both dates Inclusive
r J WHITEHEAD.
Secretary
mTG-eod-l5r
A DIVIDEND OF one G1 PIP CENT
has been declared on the ro1rT1Cn SfOcJr
Of the washington Railway & Electric
company, payacl2 june I. 1910 out OF
the balance CT the net uroFfs Of the
Company for the haIf-year ended ne
cenDer q. 1913. 70 common stOcrhoIfsrs
Of record at the close Of business Msy
L. 1910.
Books for the transfer OF common
stock viii be closed from Nay 1s- 1910
20 June ]. 1910, both dates Inclusive
r 7 WHITEHEAD
Secretary
my2-eOd-15r
1 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT
VIII not be responsible for any debts
CONTRACTED by Mary Cant. my wife.
II JOSEPH CANT. 100 18th St s. Z
on AND AFTER MAY FIRST THE
offices OF The Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York VIII be located
on the second floor Of 1873 r street y W
THOS- P MORGAN. Manager
myz-14t-
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DAY IS OBSERVED
THROUGHOUT OHIO

CINCINNATI, Ono. Nay S-Today.
for the first time. Mothers Day was
observed BY many thousands Of CinCin-
naTis citizens as well as by millions
in Ohio Thousands Of white carnations
were worn TO-DAY IN this citv IN honor Of
mother be she living OF dead. present or
bSenL
Special programs were prepared IN
most Of the Cincinnati churches in her
honor and references w-re made IN ser
mon, PRAYER. address and song
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CLAIM 10 YEARS OLD WON.

STERLING. III. May S--The heirs OF
Solomon Barlow have won a contest
with the Government extending ever
more than a century for damages be
cause Of the seizure Of the frigate Betsy
by the French IN I79s- The original
claim, which has been allowed, was for
s.. SIS. with interest il now amounts 70
$4,000. which sum is 20 be divided
among the grandchildren Of the owner
Of fHa z-1z1eI
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CARNATION SUPPLY
QUICKLY EXHAUSTED

COLUMBUS, Ohio. May s.-FIorists IN
Ohio, who have been maturing white
carnations for the past month in anti
cipation Of the demand mothers day
found they had not facilities or the for
tune 10 raise enough Of them. The
local market was exhausted last night
Mothers day was aCcentuated in OHIO
by Governor HarmOn's message on the
subject
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GIFT TO HOSPITAL.

ECERICRSBURG, Va. May s.
Mrs Charles Steele. Of New York.
daughter Of the late Major Seth Barton
French. has given funds TO build and
furnish a second story addition 10 the
Mary Washington Hospital in this city.
The addition. erected in memory Of her
father. viii be known as the French
Memorial Addition
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ST. LOUIS SERVICES
FOR MOTHERS DAY

ST LOUIS, May Sin nineteen
churches Of The city special services
We're today held on account Of Mothers
Day. Despite falling rair thousands of
white carnations were worn by church
gOers and by people at the Eotels-
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Loss
RUNS INTO MILLIONS
Wood and Iron Houses
Alone Are Left Stand
ing in Cartago.

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Nay S--TwO
thousand dead, between 3,006 and 500
injured and property loss aggregatiGg
81, ,00o.0O0 OF S30O00,O0c, is the result Of the
earthquake which destroyed the city Of
Carriage and the towns Of Paradise, Tu-
rIaIba, NaranjO. and several smaller
villages in Costa Rica Wednesday night
The city Of Cartago, the ancient capi-
tai Of the republic, is in ruins Every
stone and brick building in the city
was completely destroyed The only
buildings left standing are four shacks
built partly Of wOod and corrugated
iron.
The shocks continue at short inter
vaIs.. and the survivors are panic
stricken. some Of them have lost their
reason
Recovery Of Gas Bodies
I'd 10 noon today 645 bodies had been
recovered from the ruins IN Carriage
It is estimated that there are al least
800 bodies stiu buried under the wreck
age Of the buildings
The President and all the members
OF the cabinet are at Carriage and Pa
raISo, experimenting the rescue WORK
Martial law has been proclaimed and
military rule established throughout the
earthquake zone
Hundreds were injured by the falling
walls and roofs. and these unfOrtunates
are being cared by oy the Government
Cams have been established, and ply
sicians from san Jose and other ada
cent cities and towrs are giving the in
jured all Of the attention possible
Paralso Also Destroyed
The CITY Of ParaIso, in the province of
Cartaco. with a population OF between
1900 and 4.00o people. was destroyed by
the earthquake. II IS estimated thai
nearly One-third Of the inhabitants Of
Paralso met instane death under falling
buildings. while the list OF injured will
run I'D 10 a thousand OF more
The exact number Of people killed
in the earthquake zone viii probably
never be known Refugees from the
interior today brought news OF loss
Of life in hte country districts around
cartaEO and Paralso-
The earthquake shocks Wednesday
night were accompanied by a rUmbIinE
noise like the roar Of distant artillery.
After the first violent shocks occurred
the sky suddenly turned 4 pink color.
and peculiar glow. resembling q ph Os-
Dhorus light, appeared IN the East
Many OF the survivors firmly be
Iieved that Halley's comet struck the
earth.
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This exact Mahogany-fnish Dress
er has highly polished serpentiue-
shaped top and large French plate
mirror. CIean-Cut construction a
splendid value
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MISSES HIS TRAIN
AND HANGS HIMSELF
Aged Mother Travels on Alone,
While Son Dies Because of
Her Shock.

ST LOUIS. May s-Benjsmln Bry-
zan0wski, OF Buffalo. X Y. killed him
self oy hanging here, when he missed
his train. and was left at the station
He was accompanying his mother.
tc Buffalo.
Leaving the train he went 20 get her
some fruit ano returning found the
tram gone Fearing the shock OF hn1-
nE herself alone might XIII his mother
he hanged himself in q vacant house
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EXCHANGE BARGAINS

BUSINESS PROPERTY
slOONoO--s story building; stores and 25 ants: :
co 90 rents $500 mo; % issse; Polk st. COR.
street. rent $500 mo-. lot S5xl37 II.
p 81 ,eoo-stores and fats; rents $le5 mo-; lot
5oxl00: splendid business street.
b Sl2,oOo-Store and fats; rents 500 mo-; lease
tenant years: California nr. Steiner
Slo0oo-Stores and fats; building s months
old; rents slo3 mo. large corner lot.
APARTMENT HOUSES
$50. .o00-First class apt. house; Pacific ar: 10
apis; rents Sl.525 mo-; leased l tenant
s9orOoV-e me mats; large lot; rents $3.50 mo. !;
corner near Clay and Devissdero sts
SS5,ocO-New apt. house. NE. corner: Ashbury
heights district: rents 1886 month.
Slo.ooo-6 new apt. fats Mob hill; rented
low az $500 month: key lot
FLATS
S23.oo0-3 hne fats: Pacific av mr. Lyon: large
lot; rents 81 $50 yearly.
Sl6,o0o-S fats; I,ombard near Pierce; rents
$3.50 yearly: MUST BE SOLD.
tlo,o0O-6 hsts; Shotwell near 18th; rents S127
mo-; pays over l5 per cent.
S6,5O0-3 new flats; 0ctavia near Union; rents
S13 mo-; excellent buy.
RESIDENCES
$l6,ooo-Fine residence; Page near C. G. park:
u rooms and bath: large lot.
%6.5o0-Attractive residence in Western sddi-
ton; rooms and bath; laundry: high
basement for garage exchange for lot
IN 3 f., Oakland or bay cities.
LOTS
tl33.oo0-Sacramento at Market: T0x120
Sl20.000-Nan Ness CORNER: 120xIO0
$50 60.oo0-Aiontgomery CORNER: 3Ox6O
So. .o00-Polk st. CORNER: e0x1OO
S3o.oo9-Franklin CORNER; nr. Ellis: GoxI37 IS
$Z5-000-Post near HYDE: 50x137:6
SIS ,0o0-Hyde near Clay: 5OxlI2
5o0-Ellis near Polk to rear St: 2T:6xIa0
S6.00o-Nsilejo near Laguna; 30xi3T:6
= S6.0oo-COR. 18th and b; or park ext; jOxs5
ss.25o-oak near Lsguna; 2T:exso.
J. W WRIGHT & Co.
22s Montgomery ST., Mills building.
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RESIDENCES

fl2- S0o-Merine view home. r. and b.: hard
wood floors: HYDE 81. CORNER.
ST.f50-Fine modern residence. 4 T. and b..
Fell -. OPP. park panhandle; bsnk mort
gage $500: BARGAIN.
IS 5o0--0FFER WANTED: sunny. well built
modern cottage home. 7. and b.: high
hsmt and attic: marine view: splendid
condition. mtg. Sc. 900 can remain: lot 25x
.-t 1875 #; mr. Filbert and Broderick.
Ss.5oo-Fine residence. T. and b.. , toilets :;
splendid residence block; Hill ST. close 10
Castro; lOT 25x114: easy terms.
SS.15o-Prefty T. shingled bungalow; we'll
lighted; modern: Grattan St park
-- 25NI20: BARGAIN
IS. l50-Cottsge. ?. and b.: CORNER: 36xe2;
fine marine view: Union ST
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|R,EAL ESTATE
CITY REAL EsrArE-coptinued

CITY REAL ESTATE-Continued
G.. n. UMBsEN q CO,
Real Estate, Renting, Re Collecting and Insurace,
70 Montgomery st.
CozY HOME.
IS, s,75o-cottage Of 5 rooms and bath: brick
foundation, etc; Willard St, handy to
MISSION HOME CHEAP.
s5,ooo..House of rooms and bath, etc; only
$4,000 cash required; lot 3ox122:6 IT.;
very light and sunny
GRAND. UNRESTRICTED MARINE VIEW
$6 .ooo--Chestnut st. near Lesvenworth. 49:6x
1875 feet. bulkhead and steps intact; in
midst of elegant mansions.
CORNER on TAYLOR ST.
So, ,75o-3 frontages. 81 :6x125; commands grand.
unobstructed views: in fine renting reigb-
borhood; splendid location for apartment
$500 CASH.
s., ,5oo.aDerisadero St: 2 very nice OATS; rents
$3.50 per annum; lot 25x11o feet; choice
NEW FLATS-EAsY TERMS.
ss.5oo.Rents 5000 per annum; marine view;
Union st.
LOVELY HOME FOR DOCTOR.
si3,ooo-scott ST. opposite park: Q rooms and
bath etc; beautiful grounds; lot 6ox
RENTS 81 $50 PER ANNUM.
s15,ooo-Risht new building; elegant fats and
6ungalow; jackson st. near Larkin; lot
COUGH ST. RESIDENCE.
s1s,ooo-Hcuse of IL rooms and BATH etc.; lot
31:6x9o #.
HAIGHT ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
S2I ,50o-Near Fillmore ST.: rents S2.6T6 per an
mum; stores and fats; lot 5oxloo Feet to
rear street.
BUSINESS CORNER.
$50, ,ooo-Rents $500 per annum; stores and
per cent net.
PARNASSUS HEIGHTS
We are offering cheap building lots. with
street work done, on very easy terms, in Par
nassus Heights. Agent at branch office 5th
av. and H. st, daily. Arrangements can be
made for building to suit purchasers easy
terms.
RICHMOND DISTRICT.
For cheap building lots on easy terms and
bargains in homes in this district see our
agents at the branch office, Sth av. and Cali
fornia St; Sutter st. cars pass the door; agent
on the ground daily.
Ask for our Real Estate Record, containing
list of property for sale in all parts of the
city.
q. Fl. UMBSEN e. CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
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INVESTMENTS

Cos o0o-Rents s. $50 yearly; Haigbt ST. business
block; lot has 90 n. frontsge.
Sls. 5o0-Rents SITo mo-; beautiful new CORNER
sPt fats r sDd o6 B.; private garage
g., ,Soo-Rents 81 $50 year: 8 fine new modern
eats. 8. 8. r. and b. ca; large lot; mr.
Larkin and Jackson.
at2, 6oo-Rents 81 $50 yearly; new. modern
spts-. 4. s, 7. and b. es.; nr. Larkin.
SO 6o0-Rents 81, 0a2 yearly; stores and nafs;
Green and Dupont cts: one Of the best
business districts in city
tlo.ScO-kents Sl,2oo yesr; splenolo mats. %
Post and Lssuns,
&c. .boo-Rents 81 .140; store with fat r and b..
Ia rear ana 6st above. r. and b.; hldg.
insured for $1,000; JesFth. st. CORNER
% 5oo-Rerts 81, ,io4 yearly; well built nsts.
5-e-6 r. and b.; stable in rear; stalls;
lot S0zIIT to resr st; nr. Guerrero.
IS o0o-Rents SIS mo-; store and dat 7. and
B.. Sanchez ST. CORNER; lot 50xso.
9T.boO-Rents $3.50 yearly mr. Hayes and Fill
more: well built substantial fats, 81 7.
and b.; lot 25xl3T g; garden; make offer.
Ss,750-Rents $500 Yearly; small store and
-. fats: lot q .exl3T g: Sutter nr. Steiner
IS 25o-Rents 81, 100 yesrlyI 6 fine nsts, r.
and b. ca; comb. gas and cleo. fxt; nr.
e. 5oo-Renfs sTso yearly; fine fats. As p:
bsmt.; separate toilets; beam ceilings; nr.
&7.loo-Rents s7s mo. stores and fat; nr. 9th
E7.ooo-2 splendid cats. 81 r and b. ca; nr.
23d and Guerrero; LIST class condition; coal
CRATES in living and dining r; bath and
toilet separate: light sunny; mtg. $1,000.
Sc. e.T50-Rents $685. yearly: 2 splendid fats, 5-6
and b.: Cole Waller.
Sc. .50o-Rents SO mo-: stores dne business
block, u. A: large lot.
IS 50o-Rents $3.50 yearly: substantial fats, 5-5-
g T. and b. ca. 25x100; psrk dist.
80, l50-Rents $3.50 yearly; corner store and 8
8. r; bath; separate toilets; upper fat. r.
and b. and separate toilet; building 4
years old; mortgage 5000; Mission dist.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
S6 0G0-Rents s.. 0S0 yearly; fats. 3 ?. and b.
and ? small stores: lot % :6xS7:s.
8. &5.S50-Rents $500 yearly: fats. ; 7 and b..
es.: nr. Dolores and I7th
S5.50o-Reuts SGD mo-: fine fats. 5-6-I T aud
b. e.; well built; most substantial foun-
dation; concrete hulkhesd; open CRATES
hne imported msntels both fats; garden /;
lot 25xl14: nr. 23d and Castro
S5.0o0-Reutg $3.50 month; 2 new fats, As r.
and b.. nr. Clay anu Larkiu.
S4-500-Rents $50: under lease years; tenant
makes ail repairs. pays water etc: close
10 Devisadero and Pine.
S4.25o-Store with modern nat ! r. and b.. oc-
cupied by owner: would rent for $50 mo. ::
store produces splendid income; nets $50
mo-; close pub school: Cbenery nr. Both
s. I0o-Rents $40 mo-; fats. As T. and b.. ;
splendid condition: modern plumbing: sta
bic In rear for horses; terms II desired ;
c1oSo - Church st