The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 10, 1904, Page 31

FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 190% 31 MANY SMALL X9 for $1450; Tee” 1ot on the west. siae of 60 feet north of 1 street, | 4 £1450; Minnie E. Schutte to b ¢ § | Lotta street, 50 feet south | Yuest 10 n P | of Parnassus avenue, 25x81:3, improvements ' onsisting a new C'J"-Il‘e\ ?!‘ 5 rooms 4 n it 1mit i a - Q ¢+ |and bath, 500, W. A Villiamson to Men With Limited Means and Home Seekers Also Put | ao e tor 8000 - wast side o Firts 1 feet south of H street, 25x120, for (& Int ots in the City Jones to Henry G. Trull, | = Y on the east side of | outh of Parnassus arket als L4 € pos » . & Leig $18 5 ’ - - e sy THX12 e $Tn = dxe .l, o DEALS JUST EFFECTED. ADVERTISEMENTS. (11 7” Cures Grip and .COLDS HUMPHY HELPS TO Head E from Headache Sick H £ v I eed No. 8 When you suffe om Dys Indiges! We s st No. 10 is the sov- TR DR BT DD ¢visir DR. JORDAN’S ancar L4 HUSEUM OF ANATOMY 1051 MARKET 5T bet. 60472, 5.7 Cal. v Lot Ammtomics! Mose Linese pustiivety cmrod by the oidest s o the Cot Bt 3 o BR. JORDAN—D'SEASES OF MEN omsuitation free and werictly private Trearment persorally or by ieiter. A e Cwre ir every cane undertaken \ Write for Book. PRILOSOPEY of I mammiseE, wanro reee (4 “aicabie book for mew ¢ ! DR _JOTDAN & CO. 105 Market St S. . noo- o > DO DS s Prescriptions 34,406 and 7. ses iz & few days. Warranted to cure worst 5. NO OTEER TREATMENT RBEQUIRED. Prevents and Cures Stric- tures. PREVENTS CONTAGION. Harm- less. $2.00 for both bottles. For sale only r. S. XELLY'S PEARMACY, 102 Eddy. JASTHMANOLA] is the ouly cure for Nervous and chial Brom: Your Druggist or al 498 HAIGHT ST. €an necisco, Cal. Weak Men and Women SIoup ot Bumiana siTesy, THE renai W oscisal crcass. 2 ? sives bealth acd | improvements Depol. 833 Market THE SA y basement and attic residence of INVESTORS I 284 stie llere r to Bertha Slayton, lot Meye: side of Fifth avenul | Another transaction tor $6000; E. E. Schrader to | oy le lot on the east side of Sixth | & Howell consists « of t, 25x85, vacant lot 1 fr ¥ to J. & Riel lrdl,_ lot | In depth, on the south side SR street, 110 feet west of Gou residence of eight rooms | Lyon & Hoag represent urchaser in this transaction; Ofiver, lot 25 feet Thomas B Baldwin Bish & north of for $1500. feet morth o J above, the sout feet eas| 200; S. F. ary Ryan, lof a avenue, 25x100, s west side of Penn. north . F. ngrth na’ of the purch Harris sold t ng consist e following sales: street, sout to C from Bar nico, st corner N north x{‘ X100, east ¢ rn residence of elght | John on the east side 4 improve- | uilding contatn- for 403 to John and | of Twenty- Weeks and n the west side _ : The Sterling Furniture Compai iepartment of Chatfield & ! of Broad- | P for $8500; ADVERTISEKENTS. 1 | 85 feet riorth | A, Mever o | lot on the of B. Hassett for ' A Combined B Lo House Renting Agency | | { : ] | | 1 t t All the Worry and Fatigue of Honse Hunting Eliminated. f niliar signs, these. As famibar to San Franciscans as the ferry Each s'g1 represents a big house renting agency and through these agencies virtually every dwelling in San Francisc) must be rented. There are nearly a score of them and when house-hunting you will probably visit all of them, for the house you are to live in is a thing of o sinall importance. Wouldn't it save a tremendous amount of work and A y worry to find ALL THE HOUSES TO LET IN SAN FRAN- : e, CISCO LISTED IN ONE AGENCY? have secured the combined lists of all these agencies---nzarly 1000 houses. You are bound to find the kind of a housé you want in such Then think of the saving in nerves and shoe leather. We Lave courteous, pains-taking attendants in charge, and buggies at disposal. The department is on the main floor of the store. A quiet place where you can study over the advantages of each house without interruption. Easy chairs, writing materials, telephone. : Another® thing. securing a house through us DO NOT obligate 3 t you in any way. ou are not importuned to buy ANYTHING. We sell COUNTRY AND CITY. e, our merchandise on its merits and no other way. e i 3 eet, to J. and & ‘ L the east line of CAN WE BE OF SERVICE TO YOU? STERLING Furniture Company B 1039 Market street,opposite M:Allister. 4 £ C | Fulton street, between Parker avenue| 1 1 P \ | 1 ' | fendant had no inter of killing de= and Stanyan street, will be sold at pub- ‘ 4 H [ f A ceas brick & lic auction on Thursday, April at ] AL L | L The request was made that a ¢ arriving in poon at Union Square Hall, 421 Post ! . | mission be appointed to tOD- - sireet, by Henry Stern of David Stern B T | " | of Mrs. Coit at the ( - 7 | i f Mrs. Coit at th to arrive in | & Sons, .11 Montgomery street. This ! 4 i Nk | s. France, and t f sitiepages 48 The ' property lies at the highest point on | i | torney Bradley was to th ct that Ninth Subdivi-! Fulton street and is directly cpposite . | he had le to Mrs. Coit vell estate, front- | Golden Gate Park. It comgands an | e hon lat that 22 and had avenue, in the heart | yngbstructed marine view of San Fran- | B tino of ‘ine’” i g i T y lling - ol f Sa | Breaking of ving” in Rear | Defens et . | received a reply that willing Chico, and comprises cisco Bay, Pacific Ocean, Vakland and = = " 2 Defense Insists l pon the | to give her testi age property, accord- | Alameda countries and the Presidio | of Palace Hotel Results in| Evidence of Mrs. E. W. Coit| attormey . T survey of the sub- | reservation. Mr. Stern has had an ob- % &5 . y % z in support of th cars will be attached | cervatory built upon this property for| @ Very Serious Accident| Being Taken in Franee |tinea that ne was ommodations of- . those desirous of taking advantage of | e s Lol Ak BB | although not of 82 for double the same. The McAllister-street cars ; | Coit haad vi ts. The round trip | pass in front of the property and all| TWO men sustained injuries that| The trial of Alexander B. Garnett.|ric Green t is placed at $5 40 frem | geher lines that go to the Golden Gate | may result fatally and two more were | charged with the murder of Major J.|at nresent stopping at the d return, and $3 90 | park are within a few blocks. seriously injured by the falling of a|W. McClung in the rooms of Mrs. | tel. He had k o ik *"“'1 “““S"- and _”:m "Next Tuesday Easton, Eldridge & |painter's “swing” in the rear of the | Elizabeth W. Coit at the Palace Hotel, | thirty yea : ay stations the rou cke - 21 g ion (il | | s | frie fo y c 0 4 lay street, | 81 Frering el {”:‘(h‘;“"m‘;“; Co. will hold a regular auction and will | Pajace Hotel yesterday afternoon. | Was to have commenced in Judge Law- | friend of the =defendant ~for many ¢ B % ; | offer DIOpeEticNibeT Saie A follaws {Con Gunderson, who resides at §3lor's court yesterday, but when the |CarS. Mrs Coit bad always evinced o e | Lot 0x100 feet with flats and dow! Y iieitios & 5 BP0 ARt o ; " | disposition to tes in the case, and of Chico has made wonder- 586, 488 ana 390 Dolores street; lot | Clementina street, was treated at the | case was ca Attorney - D. Grady | pag testified in Jud; Fritz's A G . 6, ouse, at 7 Pacific avenue: fsas 5 3 5 | v 5 ' = 5 strides in the last few years, owing H“&;'d,,:'"-_“a e ot amd | Harbor Hospital for a fractured skull, | filed afidavits by himself, the de-|court against hi medical ad- o tant developments, and espe- street: lot 27:6x132:6 and | two fractured ribs, extensive internal | fendant and Attorney H. W. Bradley | viser's wish dispositi the part of ot v injuries, contusions of the chest, right | and asked for a continuance. The Judge continued the r un- hn Bidwell e . to {da};«; on 100 fect south of Folsom, off Third: | elbow and both hips. C. A. Bort, liv-| The affidavits of Grady and the de-|til to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock arket a portion ¢ s, rregular shane apd nol i e s | v e e - hk. By ;“‘”“ g‘n_;‘s‘h;" i H ling at 758 Howard street, suffered a | fendant recited the facts that Mrs, |foF further hearing = : b s g o dislocation and fracture of the right | Elizabeth W. Coit was a material and y a great impetus. Exten- .("-el. lot .\xunc_' e - 2 : ¥ 2 To Sclect a Queen. THE OUTSIDE LANDS. sive improvements have been made by xx“r.',dT”;k \!;:‘l‘, Joer tarh. Sotith: side | hipbone, internal injuries and a deep | Recessary witness for the defense, as | FIRSGRIEE. SRpw s gy tattvas A the Diamond Match Company, and to | of Union "street. commen 3i:6 west of |laceration over the right eve. Both she could vrove among other things| ° e e et . neet the improving conditions a mod- | [REURS 5SS Al na e ‘Street. 104 feet “horth | may die. John Cole of 434 Minna | that at the time the deceased was at- | °f the circles of n of the ern street electric railway is being con- | of Twenty-third street. | street suffered from shock and deep | tempting to take the revolver from the Foresters of A a held last hrough the city and into the | On Thursday. April 21, the Von Rhein | cuts on the left hand and Joseph|aecenaant it yas accidentally dis- |92Y NiSht, temporary officers were which is developing Chico. | Real Estate Company wili sell the fol- | Jamieson of 416 Turk street was treat- charged, and that when the deceum\elecled te perfect angements for ¥ s well for an im-!lowing properties at auction: .eq for a serious contusion of the lefi} o "¢ 1 his seat and approached the | the participation of the ¢ nd interjer city at this point. | ot 128:106275 feet, on m‘;;quv‘rn;‘\_nd’ih’l“- % 3 s defendant, a revolver was lying on a [the election of a queen and maids of [Umbsen & Co. announce that | & Fereer g L e B | Tl el e 9 T iors | table beside him: also that when' de-|honor for coming carnival will sell the following prcperties With three flats renting for $180 a | Weighting the “swing.” e time | . ased knew that death was impend- | street fair to be given by the C order of the board of directors of | o the nm;:xl:r “?fi of ‘r‘:iu:dwr. | it happened there were six men on the | ing he had declared that the revolver |nia relief fund of the For 3, s avel : e corner of t k a V! . "% . 3 vings and Loan Soclety, 101 theets: ot Cx60 feet and four. | PIANKINE and the strain was too great. | y oo gccidentally discharged and de- | America of San Franc mery street, on Monday, April g renting for $2640 per annum, | The center rope, which is held in po- 114 Stockion street; lot 41x75 feet I sition on the roof. snapped and the | T ——— 4 Pacific avenue, | south side of Unjon street, 31 feet west of | swing broke in the center. The four ADVERTISEMENTS. - B rooms and | Octavia: ot uwfl"h Gelrick and | men that were injured were pitched o : “ear SLucinal evesse, | renting- for $11 he sidewalk, thirty-five feet below, , laundry, etc.. 2423 Callforni at ! but the two others, N. Spencer of 909 F Skl s e Al . northw corner of | cast line of De S S a5 3 i Bt i e e e Eil'?;m'--"n-nuai : :\1(:;"\5;2::6 tclm?gcmpf;.:rsx}o°f,“’l':_ gilslé?;;?ls né:n:ycéta :iali:yav;fi nd streets, lof ; Twenty- and two_ houses at 2007 an 0 thartic. 5o J.,‘, ]i[u_m«"n(;r A;T'DSL:::! ect; 105, »::;hxh‘e' vrlelr“’ siae of Do ,rtJfies and landedvsa.\‘l’el\ 4 words spoken by their mamas for i it By orth. | feet and two storcs and four flats. renting 5 e p“““erfd “e"‘ e '"I_‘,‘“l"g on the CASCARETS to other mamas have oms; soutnwest_cor- | for $112, at $64 Folsom sireet, and the north. ‘“»‘j~l§-i‘!r€}‘: T;d‘?(: ; ?Idla f‘:e H°‘:l made CASCARETS successful until two | flats Bhowy: hree of BOXES A MONTH. Why do little ner Montezuma | Nelson, Johnson & Co. will scon mouve | them were on the swing and three folxs like CASCARETS? Because 1 m’.rv. St 1:; frcm 205 Montgomery street to 203 | MOre stood on a fire escape. repara- they are a sweet, palatable, frag- irregular; northeast Montgomery street to secure more room | !0T¥ 10 moving their appartus the rant little tablet—taste good, do Collingwood streets, ¢, t1 ot business. three men that were on the fire escape good—never grip nor gripe, but act . | climbed into the swing that they might gently, naturally, positively. Medi- north line of | 3 o e | be lowered to the ground. Peterson cine that a child dislikes wi# not do demand 1 i | The: Ressrt l‘:‘f’;fl; Pacific Coast s now | 200 Spencer rcleased the end ropes it much good. Children are always Fifteen lots h beer i and con- | being distributed by the California Northwest 4-'n'\d Bort had charg'e of the center. ready to take CASCARETS, THE Sentie e vy Lo | era Raiiway, and contains over 150 pages o When an attempt was made to de- PERFECT HOME MEDICINE, ask tion of several dwel he of 'umI!«l)fl!:::.r:n;tplm‘re!g::crg! ;xli“\k:w"}'fi;,'m cend the center rope was heard to for them an‘d are kept healthy al- J ways and safe against the dangers the Jots a buildings have heiped to stimul interest The following s are reported by | | Baldwin & Howel | A. Mcyer to Mar side of Twenty-fi BIFTERS Now is the time you nced a medi 101, « | bere, | Tenth avenue, | provements on " the | #venue, 200 feet morth of { and new residence of 7 Ixn. M. G. Black to a cl Moraban to Malvina H. he winter | Eleventh avenue. 15 feet north E s | 120, for $730; I Hansen < § tl“}fu I;{-‘clmg There’s none to Smale, south of Lake strect, 32:¢ feet | ©Qual the Ditters. ¢ west of Tourth sue, 25x100. for $1350: | Try a Bottle. It always cures Indi- | Herriet Pardoe *o nedy. lof 1 ) gestion, Dyspepsia, Coids, Spring Fever or General Debility. € on of 150 feet sou cast =i b th of Lake stre 120, avenue, ¢ to tone up the system, drive out| impurities and overcome La Grippe, | snap, the planking broke in two and the four unfortunate men plunged to the sidewalk. All of the men were employed by John Quardt, who has the contract for painting the hotel. PR S g RR A Memorial Tablet. A year ago Keith 'Parlor,” Native | | Daughters of the Golden West, plant- | | ed a memorial tree in the historic val- | {ley of Golden Gate Park. Yesterday | | the anniversary of the planting was commemorated by the parior by the | placing in front of the tree of an art- istic bronze tablet setting forth the fact that the tree planted by the par- lor named was the first dedicated to the State by a parlor of the order. There were short addresses appropri- ate to the occasion by Past Grand Sce the photographs. President Keith, Psl:vrru:;emd Dr. A. CEYA STIN] » Florence Temple, uty Grand Pres- Mmoo ident Genevieve Carroll and several . | Others. of childhood’s ailments. Best for the Bowels. All druggists, 10c, 25¢, —_———— ! Penobscot County claims the oldest | horse in Maine, if not in the country. His name is Tommy Foskett. He 1 forty-two years o0id and there is no question about his age. ! HOW FIGHTERS BREAK i THEIR OWN BONES, 50c. Never sold in bulk. Genuine tablet stamped CCC. Sampie and booklet free. Address STERLING REMEDY CO., Chicago or New York. A criticism and an expose of modern fighting methods in re- cent contests here by Prof. Dewitt C. Van Court, Boxing instructor at the Olympic Club. b