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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-15

10 SEfAAf Hen. willfully decided to
ignore him altogether. At any rate.
she entered the gates to the castle
grounds without SO much as an In
different glance In his direction.
Truxton knew in advance that he
was to have a sleepless, unhappy night.
In his room at the hotel he found
the second anonymous letter., unques-
tionably from the same source. but
this time printed in crude, stilted let
tiers. 1t had been stuck under the door.
Leave the city Ut once. You are in
great danger. Save yourself"
This time he did not laugh. That 1t
was from Olga Platanova he had no
doubt. But why she should interest
herself SO persistently In his welfare
was quite beyond him. And what,
after all. could she mean by great
danger--save yourself!'
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PATIENCE.

Supposin' fish don't bite at first,
5 What are you goin' to do?
Throw down your pole, chuck out your
bait
An say your fishin's through?
You bet you amt; your goin' to fish,
An fish, an fish, an wait
Until you've ketched basketful
Or used up all your bait.
Suppose success don't come at first,
What are .,ou going to do?
Throw zip the sponge and kick your
self?
An gTowl. ar fret an stew?
You bet wou amt; you're goin' to fish,
Al bait, an bait agin,
Until success Will bite ..'our hook.
For grit is sure to win.
Smith Premier Bulletin.
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strain Of weird half hour. No one
revealed the slightest sign Of appre-
hension arising from the mysterious
demonstration In which nature had
taken hand.
Truxton King. for reasons best
known to himself, soon relapsed into
thoughtful, contemplative silence.
Between us, he was sorely vexed and
disappointed When the gallant start
was made from the glen Of dead mems
bones" he found that he was to be cast
utterly aside, quite completely ignored
by the fair Lorraine. She rode or with
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MRS. JOHNSTON DEAD
Postmistress and Old Resident Of
kirkviIIe Passed Away
This Morning..

Kirkville. March 12.-(SpeciaD-
Mrs. Sarah r. Johnston, postmistress,
ali a resident of Kirkville for num-
Der Of years, died this morning at $3.50
O'CLOCK. The deceased had been sick
for the past year. She had been post
mistress here for number of years
and had made many friends. The
news of her death came as a shock to
the community. The funeral services
will be announced later.
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Z
CAPTAIN THOMAS AND NOAH.

The Keokuk Gate City.-Captain
E. H. Thomas Of Ottumwa is
credited with saying that the original
knockers we're the men WHO sat
around and Whitfield while Noah built
the ark, claiming all the time that he
couldn't find enough water to float it.
The fact that Captain Thomas is an
ardent advocate of improving the Des
Mones river to make it navigable,
gives added pertinency to his remark.
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Churches seek to Separate.

Clear Lake, March 12.-An applica-
ton has been made by the Scandi-
navian Lutheran church Of this place
for separation from the Trinity Luth-
eran church Of Mason City. The
question as to whether the matter will
be allowed by the Trinity church will
be voted on at meeting OF that
church on Wednesday evening. The
church here wants to join the congre-
cation at Ellington
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1t Is not Tor me 10
betray her. Ladies
In her position, l
dare say. . n oy
these little mys-
teries."
1t was dusk when
they entered the
n or t h er n gates.
Above the castle
King said goodby
to Tullis and the
countess, gravely
saluted the sleepy
prince and follow
ed Mr.. Hobbs OF
to the heart Of the
city. He was hot
W 18th resentment.
Either she had for.
gotten to say good
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doubt would still be among the un-
employed.

An Indiana congress, arguing
against an increased appropriation for
the army and combating the idea
that preparation for war is means
Of maintaining peace, declared that
training fighting bulldogs would not
promote peace among CANNES.
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making the change. Let's be about
it, then. and get the job done before
political campaigns are upon us.
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THE SEED CORN SPECIAL.

Prof. P. c.. Holden of the Iowa State
college at Ames, assisted by Prot. s..
w. .Crossley and Prof NJ. /. Bowman.
have arranged a weeks tour along the
Burlington lines in Iowa for a seed
corn special. A week before the spec
ial is sent out the agricultural college
will send a representative 70 each To-
cality where lectures are 10 be given,
and samples of seed from twenty
growers will be secured, put in a ger
mination box and then used for lee
lures and demonstrations when the
lecturers go through on their special
Prof. Holden has been sounding re-.
peated warnings as to the necessity OF
testing the seed corn and this week S
tour among the farmers will carry The
seed testing campaign right home to
the farmers. The itinerary of the seed
corn special has been given out as
follows:
Glenwood, March 21--Arrive II a.
M; leave 4:45 p. M; time Of lecture
2 p. m.
Malvern, March 21-Arrive, 5:17 p.
M; leave 10 a. M; time of lecture
1880 p. m.
vil'isca, March 22Arriye, $50 a.
M; leave 1 p. M; time of lecture
1890 a. m.
Corning. March 22--Arrive, :Ss o..
M; leave 1858 p. M; time OF lecture
2:30 p. m.
Creston, March 22-Arrive. 7:s5 p.
M: leave 5:55 a. M; time Of lecture.
8 p. m.
Lenox-Arrive. 1884 p. M: leave
9:55 D. M; time Of lecture 2:30 p: m.
Bedford. March 23-Arriye, 1904 a..
M; leave 1885 p. M; time of lecture
1890 a. m.
Massena, March 24-Arrive, 4:23 p.
M: leave, $40 p M; time Of lecture
4:30 p. m.
Greenfield. March 24.---Arrive, 7:12
a. M: leave 3:23 p. m; time OF lecture
1:15 p. m.
osceola. March 25-Arrive, 8 a. m;
leave 3::55 D. M; time of lecture 1870
D. m.
Charlton, March 25-Arrive, 4:55 p
M: leave $40 a. M; time OF lecture
1870 p. m.
Abba, March 2s-Arrive, 1925 a.
m; leave 500 p. M; time Of lecture
2:3O p. m.
Knoxville. March 2e-Arrive $50 p.
m.; leave 1885 a. M; time Of lecture
z p. m.
Des Moines, March 27-Arrive, 1915
p. m.
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The Des Moines Register and
Leader says that an Indiana man ar
rived in Des Moines yesterday on an
early morning train. jobless and hun
CRY. He wanted job more than he
wanted meal, however, SO he stop
ped at the newspaper Office on his
way from the depot. answered. male
aelp wanted" ad. Then he went 10
breakfast. He was the first 10 an
swer the ad and got the job, whereas
If ne had thought of his breakfast
first and his job afterwards he no
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CHAPTER VIII.
LOOKING FOR AN EYE

$4,000 LUOkING Fur ~ EIE'
THE witch was haranguing her
huddled audience, cursing the
soldiers. laughing gleefully In
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Copyright. 1909. George Barr Mccutcheon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-22
Gtfenb abn Seittabelle.
SsIasare. sa6apanna uns @.a.rn sotu
SH araft ben "a. Suat 1906

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nm 2.05, 3.20. sos. 500, 1920. gsrr
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1910 Ror. unt los Ra&m. MIR SsS,ss
Syraeaft uue Utica. uni IFS unb &. .25 Rsg +.
t.55 Ra&Htttaes. Ssstap. @vrorufs NM
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nsmmtu Sonntass. fir WsntroI, nm q m
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far RorttumbtrIanb nm 8.35, 1920 Upy, !,
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Ra4mtttass.
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sos uHb 1920 ROrssus; 3.35 uub $40
Ha@m.
asrbIt& - BHr Buffalo I'm LIS. uub
6.25 Nor. t.55, $40 uub ff.fO RaGm.
8hr 1tnetduitcn unb 3pif&tufdttpntn, 900
uuk 1910 Bsrmtttaas. WV
8Isomsbnrg Sibifien-gtrIdEt Scranton
N 1920 WOr. unb $40 gla&mtitass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-22
R,fOrSIeiituns frans6Fider Yaussr.
geifiite.

Bel ben SdieBibunsen Der neuen
Parperihiffe bel ben SpeuesinieIn
Dor TouIon tpuroen auBergetpSbnIi.
DE 8eiuItate er5ieIt. Die beiSen 81.
nienidyifIe p0emofratie" unb .Beri.
te" fubren 5ipeimaI an ben Sheiben
poriiber. Bel Der eriten Baiiage erea.
ben fi6 20 Pro3ent 9reffer, 6as 3tpei.
te WeaI 90 Bro5ent. SIM 8rrIalfe Der
llebunsen ihoHen Die 9Lbtbeilungen
Democratic" uno ,8erit6 oeren
aommanoanten Die 9apitGne Nlo.
reau unS Sracon bonn Wariuemiui.
iter Iebbaft Saiiir besIiidpiinidt
pur6en, elf Sreffer in anOertbaIb9H.
nlten aui 5000 Neter gntiernuus
aus ben 30-3entimetergeidiiseu Sm
@rnitfoIle mare Der @egner alio bon
einem SageI bon 4400 RiIo @ei6of.
fen b innen 80 Seflnoen iiberihiit.
tet tporoen, iineere3net bic Birfling
Der mittIeren artinerie. Dds IteIlt
cine Reforoleiiting bar. Der BGrper
rDemofrotie" tpar ibon mis ben let
ten Observation-Disclosures nls eriter Der
frart5Siiider Slotte berporgeganseu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-22
esdaBanna & @bomius Ballet.
(eanreI etnie,l
3pN&sn scranton unb gBHF,s.sarr..

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!3Hst strIaFtn Srrantcn nm no, zoo. a. On
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etns an @c&tutastn unb aIIt udHfcIa,nS,
lpdHtte RtnutsH, une I'm 700 Rurasns an
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Tarf, eHus Tarf, Ttttrsburd unb Duunisr,.
SttHs BahrpIaH fHr deb6dSef5reunbt 3dat.
Esalin Rraft am 8. SRlti907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-22

Reu Rerifo un6 arpoHa eeten
lett on Die ausarbeituna hrer Ger
faihmgen. OfbdHsnia ba itnsN eeI
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-22

WSan fprid)t tpobI aitpeiler nod
riibuterpS bon etrer rnoIIen6eter
Dame. @brerInoIler 1T es. cine poa.
fouIneim Grnn su ieht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-22

No. 1s.-An die nachfolgend beschrie
bene Strecke, Parzelle oder Lot Land, init
den Vermessungen oder den darauf err
richteten Gebaeuden, gelegen in dem
Borough Dickson City. Lackawanna Coun-
ty und Staat Pennsylvania, nemlich: Ist
Lot No auf dem Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railway Company's Plan Won
Lots In Priceburg; besagte Lot ist recht-
winklig in Form und miszt so Fuse in
Front an Maple Strasze. dieselbe Breite
dem Plan verzeichnet. Ist dleselbe Lot,
uebertragen an Robert CoIburn durch die
besagte Company durch Deed datirt den
J. December 1899 und eingetragen In der
once eur Elntragung Won Deeds in Lack
awanna Couaty. i'm Deedbuch No. 1873.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
RESIDENCES.

s25 .000-Hands0me. modern residence; Preside
Heights. NE. CORNER; T. and b.; serv-
ants r.; marine view; hardwood floors
living room 16x30 IT.; very large lot.
SIS. 3.000-HandsOme modern northeast corner
residence: Hayes II. close 10 Steiner
oTerlooks Alamo square; lot 45Vlo3-
$40 0OO-AttractiFe colonial home; BelFedere St,
r. and b.; servants r.: lawn front and
rear: large reception hall; furnace; sun
in every room: large yard; concrete walks;
large finished basement for billiard, dance
or banquet hall: splendid large lot
IS. 600 Residence. 3 r. and b. large basement;
Post mr. Scott; opposite Hamilton square;
offer wanted: lot 25Xl31 :6.
s. 000-N0dcrn residence. Il T. and b.; lot 25N
I25: near Cole and Waller sts.
So 2JO-Msriue view residence rooms
and b.: sunny side of street; finished base
ment: nr. Broderick and Filbert sts.; lot
2jxlO7:6; terms.
s. 6oO-Splendid cottage. T. and B.; Devisa-
dero mr. Turk lot 25xl25 IT; lot alone
worth price asked.
81 600-CortaRc. 4 r. and b.; Hampshire 81. nr.
18th: lot 25XlO0.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
FLATS AND APARTMENTS.

Sl6.5OO-Rents 81. $50 yearly; beautiful, new,
marine view apt. fats: large lot
SIS 7JO-Rents 81. 500 yearly; handsome, new.
modern fats. 6-7-7 r and b. ca; splendid
neighhorboOd. Western addition
ST.. .OO0-kents 81 100 yearly; beautiful new,
modern fats; Jones Clay; rooms
and bath each.
Sl2 OO0-Rents 81 200 yearly; 3 modern fats, 8
sc T. and b. ca. nr. Jackson and Taylor.
IS O0o-ReDts SSSS yearly; lot 62:6Nl5I:6 It
plenty Of room for more improvements;
marine view.
s. 500-Rents $40 mo-: Turk ST. nr. Masonic
av; 3 modern fats, e-7-7 r. and b. ca
lot 25xl37. g.
s.. 7.25O-Rents SIS mo-: > modern fats. 81 7.
and b. ca; fine neghborhood.
Sc J00-Reuts $3.50 yearly: modern hats, OBJ
rooms, b. ca: lot 25yl41: 23d ST.
Sc O0O-Rents 500 yearly: Castro nr. 10th; >
fats. 60 rooms and bath each
s.. 4.5O0-Rents S45 mo-; NatOma bet. 9th and 1th
sts: lot 25X75.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
CITY REAH EsrArE-continued


AUCTION
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IMPROVED PROPERTIES will be offered at
our salesroom. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l, at
a. NJ LoUGHRAN ESTATE
fhe 8 following properties must be sold to
close the above estate:
CLEMENTINE sT., north line, east of Sd
ST.; lot 25xs0.
WEIGH ST. north line, east of 4th St.
No 3
WEIGH ST, north line. east of 4th st;
MARTIN WEIGH ESTATE
The two following properties must be sold TO
close the above estate:
NV. cor. BRANNAN and HARRIETT STs
bet. 9th and 7th: choice corner lot 55x75.
BRANNAN ST.. SOU south line. so TT. west of
9th; desirable lot, 25x75
E. MULHERAN ESTATE
The following holding must be sold 10 ciose
above estate: oath St, south line, pet. Aid-
104.
PARTITION SAlE
s44-s4s-s4s FELL ST.. north line, bet: Ell. Ell
more and Steiner sts.. modern, sunny mats
of and : rooms and bath each; rents $e5
per month; lot 25x137:6.
CHOICE HYDE ST. LOT
HYDE ST, east line, bet. Bush and Pine
SITS. This choice lot, 50x1i2:6. is suitable for
hats or apartments. Being key lot it mas the
PINE STREET FLATS
2S524 PINE ST, north line, bet Broderlck
and Baker sts; choice fats OF rooms ana ad
bath each, with garage in basement; rents sou
per month; lot S0x131:6
CHOICE PARK RESIDENCE
104 BAKER ST., east line, bet. Page and
Oak sts.; sunny, modern and convenient resi-
dence OF rooms and bath, with additional
rooms in attic; splendidly built and In perfect
order; well located overlooking the park pan
handle.
CHOICE POWELL ST. CORNER
NORTHWEST COR. of POWELL and
CHESTNUT STs.: lot 26xTo; mortgage OF
$4,000 at per cent remain, and also ad-
Joining lot, 26x70. and fronting Powell st..
mortgage of $1,000 at per cent can remain
u, SoRTH SS.RI r. END INVESTMENT nIE IT, LOT =,
Grant av; bet; Broadway and Vallejo st; a
splendid lot, 35x57:6 TO improve for invest
ment Frame building can be erected, as lot
is outside of fire limits.
MISSION HOME AND INVESTMENT
2919 HOWARD ST. near 25th St; improve
ments consist of room dwelling; lot 25x
1l5 to rear alley. with lots adjoining 32x115
and 4o:6xl15. which will be sold as a whole
29S5 and 29a51a HOWARD ST. front and
rear cottage, each containing and rooms;
CHOICE MISSION COTTAGE
160 Clara av. bet. 18th and 18th near Doug
lass. well built. modern cottage Of 8 rooms
and bath. lot 2Sxl36.
For catalogue and further particulars
G. H. UhiBSEN & CO..
20 Montgomery St,
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
]. ". WRIGHT & CO. .
i25 and 127 Sutter ST.
MADISON 6 BURkE.

Real Estate Agents. 80 Montgomery st.
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
$40 000-Apartment house on Washington St; II
apartments. r and b. each; rented at
s370 a month: lot 5sxl3T:6.
SO ooo-T up to date apartments; Filhert st.
large lot; rents $240 per month.
SlG,500-Fiilmore st. mr. Fell; fats and garage;
rent S165 month.
SIG. 6.5O0-Business property in Buchanan ST; lot
60x90 it: rent S17s month: mortgage
5000; this will bear inspection.
SIS, ,0oo-Residence 9 r. and b.. Jordan park;
large lot, 6s:6x120 tt; garage aud fine
garden; easy terms; bargain.
Sl3, ,O00-Business property oath st. near
York: stores and flats; rented to one party
secured lease at 500 month. and ten
ant makes all repairs and pays water ex-
s1S oOO-Elegant fat building in best renting
district in city; netting 10 per cent per
snnum.
sl2 OoO-3 fine new fats. beautifully finished.
g. and rooms and baths rent $12o
month"; lot 25x12o TT; Sd av. near q ST.;
must be seen 10 be appreciated
eli, ,000-3 fats. 1876 rooms and bath each; IN
Suffer st. Pierce; large lot rents
Sl25 per month.
SO, 000-Large lot in Pacific st. nr. Dupont;
would pay well if improved.
S9,500-24th ST. store property and nat above;
near Bryant; rents $50.
SS,000-2 fats I'm Grove ST. nr. Devisadero; b
and rooms and bath; In best residence
section of the city; open TO offers Tor
quick sale: KEY lot.
S7,OOO-A bargain; Oak St near octavia; 37:6x
s0 old improvements; fine location for
apartments; rents $3O.
S6,500-Cheapest residence in city; Clay st. nr.
Fillmore; large lot and good location.
SC, 6,250-2 fats in 5th sv.; 4 and +. and b.. {;
large lot, 2sx75 IT.; fine chance for some
one.
Sc, 6,o00-Sacramento mr.. Fillmore; residence,
rooms and bath: in fine condition; good
location and a bargain.
Sc, 6,O00-Residence in Fulton St; fine location;
r. and b.; lot 25x13T:6; cost s., 500 less
than years ago: owner leaving town.
IS, ,S00-Residence: fremont near Waller; @
rooms and BATH select neighborhood.
81, ,1507-Reduced from $500 to make quick
sale: cottage OF and bath in Nc
Allister St nr. Parker; win sell on easy
terms.
LOTS
S4,500-Chespest lot in city; Howard St near
18th; 3Ox125; owner living country; must
be sold.
$500 each-Greenwich near Larkin; fine build
ing lots marine view; easy terms.
81, ,J00-Scott nr. Lombard; 50x126; cheap lot
quick sale.
81. .65O-Lots Greenwich and Broderick sts. any
size: terms TO suit.
81 .250-23d av. between California and Lake
sts: a great bargain.
81 .O00--Cumberland ST nr. Sanchez 25xf14 IT.
$950-Lot in Diamond st. nr. 21st; 25x115
feet; cheap.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
G. Fl. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE Co,

23 Montgomery st. Phone Kearny III
Homes for Sale-Bargains.
81 600 cash-House of 10 rooms and bath: best
location in city; marine view: Laguna ST bet
Broadway and Vallejo lot 27:6xl0T:6: price
$50 cash and $25 per months rooms and
bath; all modern improvements: best location in
Mission; lot 25x114: worth 81. T5O price $4 500
$3.50 cash-6 rooms and bath: new: all modern
improvements; Vallejo st. bet Leavenworth and
Jones: best buy in this vicinity; price So 200
$500 cRsh--5 rooms and bath; all modern i'm
proyements; center of Mission; fine view; price
81 600
S400 cash. rooms and bath: 1 block from
Mission st. ; fine service; price So. 100.
$500 cash and SIS per month"; rooms and
bath; all modern Improvements; 25th st price
S1.S15.
$500 cash and SIS per month-Best buy in
Sunset district; 18th ay.; rooms: price 81 300
$500 cash and $l5 per months rooms; first
class condition; lot 25x1G0; Mission district price
$3.50
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
GREEN AND HOMES STRFETs

Beautiful marine view home or high class
apartment house site, 45x120 IT. to rear street
q frontages) north side Green, 25S:3 feet west
OF Jones; best marine view block In city: lot on
grade and ready for building; street work en-
tirely completed and accepted by city; surround
ings the very best; this slightly location would
commend itself TO any one desiring unobstruct-
ed panoramic view of the bay and Marin and
Alameda county hills; one of the very handsom-
est residences in the city in this block.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
BUSINESS.

S35. 0Oo-Rents S3.72O yearly; stores and D
fats: new modern bldg: northeast cor
ner: large lot east Of Polk.
$50. .000-Rents s., 100 yearly; stores ana aotel'
Polk st nr. Vallejo; lot 50xl25 feet
S15, ,50o-Rents 81 ,692 yearly; modern north
east CORNER; store and fats; east OF
Polk
Sll O0O-Rents 81 26O yearly: modern bldg; ,
stores and 8 fats; close 10 corner Green
and Dupont: no vacancies.
s. 000-Rents 81 .062 yearly; Buchanan ana
Fulton SITS stores and fats; large lot
S6.50O-Rents ST20 yearly; Union near Octayiai )
store Eat and large basement.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
PAGE ST. AT COUGH

Less than one block from Market St; lot 5ox
l20 IT. to rear street; hne, superior property on
north side Page ST., p 7:6 IT. east of Cough; lot
on grade street paved severed; cement side
walks and stone curbing all accepted by the city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
CATALOGUES AT OFFICE.
FoI SnM Am 25TH STREETS.

FOLSOM AND 18TH STREETS.
Well improved magnificent northwest corner at
Folsom and 25th sts.. comprising up TO date i'm
provements with drug store on corner grocery
on Folsom St. next adjoining. with apartments,
32I0-20-22 25th st; total rental of property
$162 80 per mo-. with increase of rental in
stores within short time: building insured for
S12 GOO; lot 35x120 IT., with on 25th st. 2Sx60
feet
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
GREEN AND COUGH STREETS.

Choice corner lot. 50x100 TT; beautiful south
west corner Green and Cough sts.; on grade
with street work all completed and accepted BY
the city: improvements in vicinity all high class
Union st. car line within 1 block; mortgage Of
81 600 can remain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23

AT OUR SALEsRooMS. 125 SUFFER- ST..
JANUARY 25TH. 1910. u O'CLOCK, NOON, AS
PER CATALOGUE, UNDER THE Personal
DIRECTION OF
MR.. WENDELL EASToN
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
IrNInN sr NEAR PIERCE 81

FINE MAXINE VIEW KESIDENCE.
Beautiful home 2434 Union St. north line
1876 1T. west of Pierce: new, modern home of
rooms and bath; all modern conveniences com
mandng an unobstrueted marine view; building
insured for 81 600; fine garage; terms one-third
cash; lot 25K137;6 ft.i house open from l TO
o'clock p. m
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
FRIL 81. 81 DEYIsADERO

Two ine fats, 1160-62 Fell ST. 7-6 rooms and
bath each: north side, 1875 feet east of Devisa
dero st; lot 25x137:6 TT; total rental S6T so per
mo-. insured for SO, 500; mortgage $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23

$50 0O0-Northeast cor. Sd and Harrison; 100x
139: 80 ner cent can remain.
$40 Og0-3d St corner near Folsom; a0xl4l; II
improved with building not 10 exceed $50,
600 would rent for S1l 900 per annum tal-
most u per cent under secured lease !;
50 per cent Of purchase price can remain
s : 0OO-Hyde st. corner; 34Xll2.
ST 0OO-IIyde ST corner: 55xS1 :6-
So 675O-Clay near Leavenworth, 32:6x131:6.
So 500-Larkin near Washington. 3lxl00.
So 6u00-Stanyan II. corner. 40xlO0.
50 4O0-Aima av. nr. Stauyan St. 6oxlQ0.
81 75O-Horsrd near 10Th, 35xl25-
81 S45O0-Harrison II. corner. 3OX7O.
s. 5OO-Sanchez nr. 18th: 2Jxi0J.
81 T5O-Al lpinc II. nr. Waller: 25xl10:6.
s. T00-Francisc0 near Van Ness; 2JxST.6.
S2 35o-Castro St. NE. cor. 25Xl05.
81 75o- Bclvcdere mr. RiEOl; 25x9T;6
81 7OO-Nr. Sacramento & Lesvenworrh; 22x6O.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
POWELL, ST. NEAR FAIRMoNT HOTEL,

Fine large lot west line Powell st. 1876 IT.
north of Sacramento; property standing above
grade has commanding view of bay. Oakland
and Alameda: street work all done and accepted
by the city; property being out of fire limits can
be improved 10 advantage mortgage $2.500 in
savings bank. per cent per snnun, can remain;
lot 45x60 feet.