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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
ONTANA, OREGON AND WASH
lNCTON.

A correct map Of the northwest
will show that the Northern Pacific
Railroad traverses the ccntral por-
ton OF Minnesota, North Dakota
Montana and Washington for dis
tancc ofnearly 1900 miles; it is the
only railroad reaching JamsstuYn.
sisuna 1lss essy DY4Yihgs, Tiv.
iogston, Bozeman, Missoula, Cheney
Davenport, Palouse City, Sprague,
Ritzville, Yakima. Ellensburg, Taco
ma, Seattle and in fact nine-tenth,,
Of the north west cities, towns, and
points of interest.
Tue Northerh Pacific is the short.
est trans-continental route from St.
Paul and Chicago to Helena. Butte,
Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Spokane
Falls, Walla Walla, Dayton and
Portland, and the only one whose
through trains reach any portion of
the new state ofWashington. land
seekers purchasing Pacific Coast
second class tickets via St. Paul and
the Northern Pacific have choice
from that point Of free Colonists
Sleeping Cars or Pullman's Tourists
Furnished Sleepers at charges as low
as the lowest.
For the benefit of settlers the
Northern Pacific also gives ten
days stop over privilege on second
class North Pacific Coast tickets at
Spokane Falls and each and every
point west, including over l25 sta.
tions in Washington, thus enabling
persons seeking a hone to examine
this vast territory without incurring
an expense OF from $500 $25 90 in
travelling on local tickets frorl point
to point.
Insure for yourself comfort and
safety by having the b st accnmoda-
tions afforded, thereby Avoiding
change Of ears, re,cheeHing of hag
gage, transfers and lay overs en- route.
Money can be saved by purchasing
tickets via ST. Paul or Minneapolis
and the Northern Pacific.
For Maps, Pamphlets, Rates and
Tickets enquire of oar nearest Tick
ct Agent, any District Passenger
Agent of the NnrihArn r--.iaa R,Sl
road; or CHAs. >. ZEE, ''r"'ra'
Passenger and Ticket Agca,. ;t'anl
Minn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
Hunting for Wisconsin Pearls.

Chiffon, Wis, Sept. 15.--It has just been
made known that pearl producing clans
have been discovered in the Manitowoc
river In this city and county. Something
over 1000 Of the gems have been taken out,
though only four men have been engaged in
tho search three weeks Frank and Nicholas
Cheseboro made an investigation and were
rewarded by finding 1900 pearls during the
last week. Henry and william Cheseboro
found 500, the latter over 200 In one day.
The pearls are of all colors, and experts
place high value on some OF the choicest
OF them. IL is only known by few In the
city, but the news is spreading rapidly ana
many are setting out to hunt for the
precious gems.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
4. RosEar RAY HAMILTON.
Tragic Ending of His Life in YelIowston,
Park by Drowning

HELENA, Mont. Sept. 15.-Word has been
received that Robert Ray Hamilton, OF New
York, whose name is widely known to news
paper readers in connection with the trial
with his wife early in the year, for cutting
ahray with her maid, has been drowned I'm
the Yellowstone park. The news was
brought by J. o. Green, son of DR.. Norvin
Green, OF the Western Union Telegraph
company, who has been in the park. 1t
seems that Hamilton bought a ranch about
two months ago in the park and has been
there since. When Green and party arrived
at the ranch on Aug. % they found Hamil-
ton had been absent ON a hunting trip sew
eral days. The next day they started out
TO search for him and found the body thirty
miles from the ranch in the Snake river,
while his horse and hunting bag were
short distance away. Green says he posi-
lively identified Hamilton's body, took it to
the ranch and notified the dead mans fam
lily. Green has been In the park ever since
and was surprised that the news had not
gotten out before.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
important Test Cases.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia Sept 15.-An asso-
citation of Iowa brewers and liquor dealers
here have retained Chicago attorneys to
look after their interests In connection with
testing the validity Of the Wilson substitute.
for the original package law. This will be
attacked on the ground that while the
United States congress has power to control
commerce between the states, IT has not the
power to delegate that power to any state.
The lawyers engaged were those who carried
to the United States supreme court the case
In connection with which the original pack
age decision was given.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
Iowa weather Crop service.

DEL MONIES, Sept. 13.--This weeks bulle-
tin ofthe weather crop service gives esti-
mateto OF corn by counties. The average OF
thesa reports would indicate yield for
the eitire state to be thirty-four bushels
per Scre. The bulk of the crop In the
state!is fully mature; about so per cent. In
the northern half is beyond damage by
frost. This morning frost was general and
is anite damaging to late potatoes and
tender garden vegetables and belated corn
Crops In France.
pARIs Sept, 13.--Returns received from
the wheat growing sections OF France show
thu crop this year to be 1,ss1,093 hcctoli'
teri less than last.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.


Attorney General Langley, Of Hsl1fsx'
Gives Inside HistOry.
HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. 1l.---Attorney Cen
eral Langley has arrived At his home. He
describes his important trip to the United
states. In an interview he says:
II had no more thought of visiting Wash.
ington than of going to Australia, but while
/ was in New York Mr.. Wiman suggested
the importance Of making some special ef-
fort to induce the American congress to In
clude Canada In the scheme Of reciprocity
MIR. Blaine has already declared In favor OF
reciprocity with the states Of South
America, and his idea has been embodied
in proposed amendments to the Mckinley
bill In the senate.
.Recognixing the Importance Of the mat
| ter, consented TO accompany Mr.. WimAu
| to Washington, although confess had nc
| very great confidence that anything could
be accomplished in this late stage
| 2f the session. found leading mon In thu
| senate and house, OF both politica
| partie, nIDst friendly and predisposct
rather than otherwise to cxtcnd the prin-
4 ciple OF reciprocity 10 Canada. There ars
| some senators from the New England state'
who seem to be opposed 70 It tn deferonca
to the prejudice OF some portion Of thei
constituents.
"Among prominent mon with whom has
the pleasure of discussing this question
was Senator Sherman, of Ohio. To my de
light at the next sitting Of tho senate,
heard Senator Sherman propose tho rcaolu
tion which has now become 80 we'll know
throughout Canada. and which, II adopted
| will certainly revolutionise the policy 9
this country: Prominent men on both sids
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
CROPS AND MARKETS.

Minneapolis Mills Converting tho Seasons
(sfatn Into FIour--An Interview With Sec
retnry Rusk- k--To-Day's Market Reports.
MfNNEApoLls, Minn., Sept. 13.-Thc North
Mcstevn Miller says:
The mills ground more lightly last week,
this being traceabie to the dnller aspect OF
the -four market. The output for the week
was l60, ,925 barreIs--averaging 26,s2l bar
rels daily--against 1s2,560 barrels the week
BEFORE and 133,5s0 for the corresponding
time in 1889, and 144,000 in 1883. There
were eighteen mills in operation at noon
yesterday, and they were grinding at the
rate OF about q 500 barrels per twenty four
hours. The water power has unexpectedly
improved, so that all except two mills have
stopped their engines and are running
wholly by water. The mills are now about
all grinding new wheat to greater or less
extent, the percentage used running all the
way from 10 to 90. Country mills appear II
be using It even mere freely.
The declining tendency of wheat has
made the -four market very dull, and quota
tions have been reduced 70 is cents PEI
barrel. The sales OF the last seven days
have been exceptionally light, and the ma
jority Of the firms here have about caught
up ui OrAEfS, tHis uSiiS SSPlssNAAy 'AON, s-S
to patents With wheat somewhat str.a@el
| to-day, there seemed to be trifie more IN
Quiry for flour. The export trade Is eth
very light. Some of the mills are abe 4
make more or less sales Of fancy bakers =
| wood for scaboard points at very guod hg'
ures. One small sale OF this kind was masi,
to-day At 800 per barrel in Detroit, oqea
| to e5.17 In New York. The export shipment,
for the week were 3l.790 barrels, agaaEs
"a, 100 barrels the preceding week. Maei
Of this was sold some tinle ago. Lans.oi
quotations for ESQ pounds G. I. are: Eat
cnts, a. TO 34s I'D. nominal; bakers, sSs Y
eos 0d; Iov grades, I3s ID TO l6s.
4 .sWheat received here forthe week enaini
Sept. was 06l, 400 bushels against csa.ia
bushels II 1850. Shipments were y hs.as
III. 80 bashels; Aouf, l40.s6e barrels; lasll
stun. l,sbe toms z 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
Tho wandering. Of Cargo Of whes,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-Tw0 thousand
quarters OF wheat which were brought back
in the steamship Alexander Elder, from
Liverpool, will be returned In that vessel at
6 pence per quarter. When delivered In
England the wheat will have made three
trips across the Atlantic. It Is said that at
its return it is to be sold In the September
market, which is an advance In August, and
that the difference will pay the freight on
its meanderinEs and leave q margin.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
sw,tchmrn's Mutual Aid Association.

BUFFALO, Sept. 15.--The ffth annual con-
vention OF the Switchmen's Mutual Aid Asso-
citation OF North America will be called to
order here this afternoon. There was .
street parade this morning. in which about
a thousand men participated. Grand master
Sweeney was asked II the association as
body approved OF the action OF the fedora
tion In declining to order q general tie up.
He replied: Unanimously; It endorses II
unanimously"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
sovereI@n Grand Lodge I. o. .. =.

Topeka, Sept. fs.-The delegates TO the
sixth annual session sovereign grand lodge
/. O. O. r., which convenes here to-day and
viii continue in session during the week.
are arriving on every train. This morning
= procession was formed and proceeded 70
the Grand opera hose, where the morning 81
ercises were condacted. 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
Ms WEEKLY REVIEW
"
3 MARKETS TIGHT ON HIGH
RATES PAID FOR MONEY
Favorable Crop Report Causes Hig her
50 FOR Staples "A Net Advance During
Week Of Cents on Wheat Sales
lectioDs Reported Satisfac ory.

eaons Keported Satisfac ory.
EYoRK, Sept. 13,-R. a. Dun & "a "a
n Rerie,r Of Trade saws: The mast week
d si,y justified those who ", ~, war,ino
t33e monetary eas,. caused h., ftnasn,v
q ESemeuts. conld ho hnt tn,nror,rv
n market here has heen tight Win ey
Il mics paid In some eases. At Boston
a akiladelphia the monetary nressnre ,,s,
u Ansiness; at Chicago the market ;s
q }sAt frmer and the demand active. at
q us 1t is stiff at !, to 8 per cent. at
Il xGity more Arm. ut Omaha a, ,ris.
81 mt firmly supplied: at Milwankee
N r. f4fye and to some extent disturbed nv
q 1ahaher failure IA tho interior. at
M fthA demand is strong at pcr cent.
ix knd tho. tivlitpess II riyialy as.
fSSsD9SB BS0 N kSNftfsna of business: AK pitts4
burg the demand Is fair at 6 To Z per cent. |.
and only at New Orleans, OF all the cities
reporting, is the market easier.
Inc Immediate fright at New York was
about the supposed enormous demands for
payment Of duties II the new tariff should
gotnto effect Oct. l. The fact, as officially
reported, Is that less than $1,000 600 will
par fnli duties on all goods in warehouse
on which the rates have been Increased,
but no ono snpposes that the entire
quantity would he taken out and
meanwhile the treasury is now offering to
paSout $50, 100000 for 4 1-2 per cents and
1900, 900 more in prepayment of interest
on aic L. per cents. II there were no
speculative tendency interfering with free
goV'rnment or crops, commercial bills would
soohdraW money from abroad. but an un-
favorable crop report causes higher prices
for staples, and prior to that the exports
hadbten very light, prices being too high
Tor ble'gn markets.
Bnadstufs had not been strong until
Thursday, the latest information as TO yield
bt ifR p,,ra f,,n,ob1, d..
-, n''io i"'o'anie' hut the
soni., o,,n,,,o. ~ as 70 .no 'oi,ui''oh
..h.., ,,t,,, ,a IL ,,. ',"." =" pioauce
,.ol paa I ,a" gu. vie ne' aavahce 1or the
so az ,'.-,'I n'' III "nea' On safes OF
10 On t,,,s,,oIs I1''o ~ ooi'' oh SAFES o.
,,, "',u e'h's III oals' Lara
,l.. ,at,o,, ",so s''oasor ah' Tue report
''' ""' ~ 'os''i'io' S'iad" over
v,,b a,,aso, roc oao ,'s' - si\''e''h'
o'o'Vo' p'es ior the week.
-, -. nav ,lo' chahsea much IN
= m, o'i - o-f eeh,s lower.
i'oi" ''her ei'ies ihalcate no
-, a, y. "v'i'ny oh account oI mon
'. n,., W ans poiie west OF south
- 'a ine Reports as 10 COL
M. - "''ii''e uhliof'hiy satisfactory.
op' a'' ii', ing ias'' prices encourag-
. Da' "o ''o' i"r"h'o 10 consnin-
A. "p' DISTRIBUTION Oh iherchan-
,'..7,.,.'... an '','s commune much In
, ins. seaI at every poih' reporting
-, "u'ipn'" any boston the
excep,onallv good. at pns,on sm .aaes ,sa x', az.
is mn, ,,,nre ao,,,. "a poo'
,bore !, s,o.a,, tn.. ~ NV onio"s'
the ,nyn,uo,,t ot 49,, - Ia "s. ..'i ~
meata 81 Ioa,.. -. e.' oloe'."s anu
Iyts are OF similar tenor. The great
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17

Tgs census once announced ~ coans -
the following named citiess virgtuaA CITY.
0.3s7; decrease. 4.ss0; csrsca City, l.oee;
decrease, i4s; Dsnver. CoL. 1eAe7e: n.
rreasa n .0A1.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17

The 8itua&ion n GWiegegsaA1s
LucEaxr, Sept. ls.--Col. Kueasll has ssnt
troops 10 ali the stations on thu 81. GotAatd
line. He prevailed upon tho raAicals -
submit to conciliatory negotiations, ccua-
bined With arm display Of military
strength.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
Presented with n Flag,

The 1'rookings public schools opened
with very full house. All the teachers
are new with the exception OF Superin-
tendent Robinson and Matte l.. Darrow.
The principal feature Of the occasion was
the presentation of flag by the q. A..
Il. post and its reception. These srrv-
ices were held in the opera hall. which
was filled. Speeches were made by
Auditor Cornell, VIM. Anderson. Prof
Nj. A. Robinson and Dir. McLoath, pres
ldens of the agricultural college. After
the ceremony at the hall the procession
formed and marched to the school
grounds, where the flag was raised. The
exercises here were cnlivened by a speech
from Hon. G.. A. Mathews. fitting the
occasion. Music was furnished by the
Brookings band and the college gleo
club, which added materially to tho
pleasure of the occasion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-17
THE ERULEs WILL STAY THERE.
Tito Department Refuses Their Request to
Move south Of the white Rivers Brook.
inss schools Presented with 4 Fiagsa
Notes with Interest.

-
Notes with Interest.
The Lower Brnle Indians, after SOW
eral years OF unsuccessful effort. have
at last been notified By the Indian bureau
through their agent, Maj. Dixon, that
they cannot move south of the White
river to the Rosebud reservation. The
reason for the desired removal il, as they
claim. that the land south of the White
river Is much better than that EN- braced
In their own reservations When the
Sioux commission was at the agency last
summer obtaining their assent To the re-
iinquishment Of 1000, 0O0GRcrcs Of their
reservation to the government, these In
dians. at council held with the com
missioners, impored Gen. Crook to
promise that they might move, but the
general informed them that he could
do nothing further than to request
the department. tn allow them 10 do
sa,s s@ias his sinstrtlctions iso4sl seif1 efrhS
father did not give him the power TO
make promises other than were provided
by the Sioux bill. The generals prom
Use to intercede in their behalf was re-
ceived satisfactorily by the Indians, as
they had great faith in his influence and
firmly believed that the matter would
eventually be settled in their favor. A
short time ago. however, the Rosebud
band of Sioux entered vigorous protest
against the proposed removal claiming
that they did not have any land to spare.
This apparently settled the matter. as
the Indian bureau has refused to grant
the request of the Lower Brulcs. OF
course the Indians were deeply disap-
pointed at the failure of their efforts. as
n great many had set their hearts upon
going below White river.
The morning call., 1890-07-24
ALAMEDA RIAL ESTATE.

O,EO0 CASH-BALANCE SIS PER MONTH:
sDCUU lot 5Ox2O3: cottage OF rooms and bath;
S25OO-Lot 4lxl00: cottage OF rooms and bath:
high basement; $500 cash; balance $50 per
''' S955o-Lot 5O175; cottage of rooms aud bath;
good neghDorhood IA cash; balance easy terms.
ssOoo-Lot 27xIl5; new 2-story house OF
rooms and bath; stable, ETC.; near station; $500
cash; balance 1876 per month. no. 455)
bath: nigh basement; fine garden and lawn; $500
cash: balance $50 per month. (No. 4lO)
S40OO.-Lot 5Oxl25:6; new 2-story house of Z
rooms aud bath on Central ave.; $500 cash; balance
$50 per month (No. 4l3)
bath; fine garden, etc.. $1,000 cash; balance $32 &c
per month. (No. 403l
se0o0-Lot 5ox136; new 2-story house OF Z room.
and bath; a NE. corner on Central ave-; $3.50
cash: balance $50 per month. (No. $3.50,
Choice building lots in all parts OF Alameda
Houses to rent and money to loan by II. T. MOREAL
a. Co. 142s Park ST., Alameda, and 402 Montgom-
cry ST., San Francisco iva II
LAMBDA -INsTALLMENTs- HOUSES AND
~ lots
s25O-s25 cash. So monthly; 25xl1O: sewered;at
station.
s45o-s5o cash, 50 monthly; 5oxss; severed; at
station.
SlsO0-$3O0 cash, SIS monthly; 25x12o; at sta
ton; cottage of : rooms.
s200o-$250 cash, $40 monthly; 33x75; new cot
tage: at station.
$S5O0-S50O cash, s25 monthly including inter
est; 6-room cottage; corner 46xl2O; severed and
macadamized at station.
$1,000 $500 cash, $50 monthly. including inter
est; Groom cottage; 50x150; severed near station
Si500-$s00 cash. $50 monthly including inter
est; 7-room house; fine garden; oOxl4f; near Sts
ton.
Alameda or 1913 Montgomery ST., Nevada Block.
mylS II ThFrSa eoSu
The morning call., 1890-07-24


EURN ISHED RooM-MODERN CONYEN-
Il fences; nice neighborhood; references; rent
$40. Gil Magnolia Adeline-st. .iYlS &c,
JILEGANTLY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS TO
u rent with board; all modern convenience; PR
vate family. 562 Eighth St. bet. Clay and Jefferson,
/ block from local train. tyl5 I'm
A RIINGToN HOUSE, 474 NINTH ST, OAK
n Iand-First-elass family clearinghouse: two
blocks from local train. 1yl0 Inns
ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE, AT
T. the Albany, Fifteenth and Broadway, Oakland;
one block from the narrow-gauge depot; table is
surpassed; elevator and artesan water; isst-ciaSS
in every way. G. a. MAUERHAN, Propr etor.l1 5m
w ILLSON HOUSE, OPP CITY HALL - ELE-
w CANT sunny rooms; reasonable rates; special at
tention given TO the comfort of guests both tran
silent and regular. l4th and Washington ielO Sn
The morning call., 1890-07-24
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

ATTORS
A DVICE FREE: DIVORCES A SPECIALITY: POS
III ftiveiy publicity: shortest time; legal every
where: no charge unless successiul collections,
etc; established ten years. G.W.H0wE 30 Kearny.
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DvICE FREE: DIVORCES A SPECIALLY: NO
n publicity; quickest time: legal everywhere:
terms reasonable: no charge unless succesSfui and
all other law both civil aud criminal pushed
vigorously: collections. wills, etc. 4. ENGLEY,
ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION, IL Kearny ST. Je9 GIN
DIVORCES, WILLS. ETC. FRANK KENNEDY.
~ Attorney 80 Murphy Building. 12tf
A DyICE FREE. ROBERT SECULAR, ATToR-
n ney. "a Kearny st. niy1S 6m
John A. WALL. ATTORNEY AT LAW. go
y Sansome ST.. Rooms 10. IL and u. myl5 emo
w w. DAVIDSON, ArroRNEY-AT-LAw. 431
w California ST.. Rooms li-l5: advice free. d. tf
THE WEEKLY CALL, WITH A WEEKS NEWS.
1 Tor &c in wrapper ready for mailing
STORAGE.
pACIFIC STORAGE CO., 3Ol STOCKTON ST.;
L furniture ana merchandise; advances made. 10 u
FURNITURE STORED = STERLING FURNf
i ture Co.. 1893. 1O4l Market. Rosenthal Bldg II
The morning call., 1890-07-24

0.IOO0 CAsH-HANDsoME NEW HOUSE OF
sD lOUU rooms and bath; lot 5Ox143: hne view;
balance $40 per menth. MCCLURE, FITCH a CO..
BAY station jy22 1t
The morning call., 1890-07-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.

O. QG0 EACH-2 FINE LOTS, ON n. SIDE
eD'OO Turk ST., so feet w. OF willard near the
park; Turk st. will have a cable; lots In that
vicinity are selling at $1,000.
SSO0-Large level lot 35xlOO; minutes walk
from valencia and Castro-st. cable; hne view.
CHAS. w. POPE, $50 Market ST. jy22 st
n T. MAYNE d CO.. REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
The morning call., 1890-07-24
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF The MORNING CALL. S57 broadway
Seventh st. ONCE hours q A. NJ. to 8 p NJ.
@e6OO HOUSE OF IL ROOMS AND BATH;
SDOCOO. stable for two horses; brick founda-
lions; lot 10Uxl0j: cor. Of Fifth and Oak SITS. FU:
further particulars apply TO g. Il. UMBSEN & CO.,
IA Montgomery St, S. f. jy2O SC suruTh
QO6A JUST LOOK, LOTS NEAR THE
tTLCO. Berkeley local train at Lorin Station;
Francisco oakland only $3.50 per lot IL taken
this week; only few left; secure they are
worth double the price asked. See owner II. b.
PINNEY, 46S Ninth ST., oakland. near Broadway:
go 5OO sTocK-RANcH AT A GREAT
IpOA.COO. bargain; the celebrated Mountain
View ranch of $500 acres located in Mendocno
County CAL: Will be sold at sacrifice: only Sl2 so
per acre. For full particulars apply or address K.
w. WOODWARD Il CO, 9O2 Broadway, Oakland. u
yrcAn TO $500 EACH-A RARE CHANCE FOR
tDOOU ahone on the heights: lots 40x13O; com
manding grand view of San Francisco. Golden
Gate and the bay cities; new subdivision OF the
Glen Echo Tract: just put the maket street-cars
now pass the tract; terms only "a cash, balan N
monthly or quarterly payments; don't put " OIL.
but get choice location now. w. L. BARNARD a
son, 4S3 Ninth ST., Oakland. " q
~ LILLIAN j. DINGEE-oAKLAND REAL 'ES-
W tate for sale exchange; ofice Nos. 400 ang
462 Eighth st. Oakland, Cal. send for illu5tratei
price-list. YEA 81
@eOO sIDE-HILL Lot 30OxIOO Shell
JpOOO. tered; $. frontage; $50 cash; $40 month
ly. CHAS. A BAILEY, owner, 524 Market. jel9 Il
NEW 2-SToRY HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
IN bath; stone walks: lot 25xlO0; In central
location. near San Pablo ave 5000; easy terms
MCDONALD & CAMERON, 479 Ninth Ct, OAK
lanu: W.