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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
BURIED ALIVE FOUR HOURS.
IN Indiana Farmer has a Narrow
Escape From Death.

I.oaASspoRr, Ind, Sept 1s.-James
Miller of this county had narrow
escape from death yesterday. While
digging deep ditch on his farm the
banks Closed over him, their weight
being SO great that he was unable to
mo and for four hours he lay buried
alive. When he was covered Mil
ler's arm was thrown upward and his
hand protruded through the dirt. His
long absence from the house caused
alarm and n boy was sent to search for
him. Following the course of the
ditch the boy discovered the uncovered
hand and aid was summo ned Miller
was rescued and resuscitated. When
restored to consciousness Miller said
that while he was buried he was for
long time cons ious, but unable to
move. Air must nave reached him
through an aperture caused by his pro-
truding arm.
MrNcIE. Ind. Sept. l7.-While num-
Der of men ware at work IN a gravel
pit adjacent to the city large piece of
overhanging soil fell. completely bury
ing John II onrson anil Ben Morris
The half hundred other laborers
worked hard and rescued the men, but
life was nearly extinct. Both will re-
cover.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25

GOSSIP is the business OF the feeble
minded, and 1t enfeebles any mind 1t
captivates. 1t has root in misdirected
and unhealthy developed minds OF
that kind which is concerned with
trivial aspects OF our neighbors lives.
It's characteristic acts are in the ma
ture OF an invasion of the domain Of
privacy. 1t develops into an endless
struggle to know what goes on behind
the closed blinds of other peoples
houses, and 1t becomes scandalous
mainly through habit of making
large and unwarranted influences form
facts. People who have abundant oc-
cupation are not apt to trouble them
selves about the privacy OF others.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
A DARING ESCAPE.
Tho Murderer of Detective GiIiSIn
son Out of Jail.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 17.-Fred C.
Fitzslmmons, the murderer OF Detect
i've Gilkinson, whose trial was to begin
next Monday, escaped from the Jail
last night by saving his way out of a
cell and getting into the corridor,
where he pulled himself up to the top
of a window with a rope. Then he
cut through as iron bar which was an
inch thick, and bent it inward, making
an aperture GxI3 inches, through
which he crawled to the top of the
Warden's house, whence he let himself
down to the street. 1t is believed he
had assistance. Fitzsimmons was a
burglar and killed Detective Gilkinson
and almost killed Detective Murphy
March %, when thew went to arrest
him at his house.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25

IT certainly would not represent the
spirit OF the American constitution,
which does not contain a single SELL
tence abridging mans right to speak
or teach any language he chooses. al
though certainly requiring him to DO
familiar with the language of the
constitution. and with the laws of this
country. and to see to it that his chill
dren obtain this familiarity themselves.
To speak or teach foreign languages
Is as much the right Of every Ameri-
can citizen as 1t is his sacred duty to
know the English language and to
have his children respect and know it
as the language of their country.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
be accorded

IT is not true that the world hates
piety. The modest and unobtrusive
piety which fills the heart with all hu.
man charities and makes man gentle
to others and severe to himself is an
object Of universal love and venera-
ton. But mankind hates the lust OF
power when 1t is yelled under the garb
of piety; they hate canting and n.y.
pocrisy; they hate advertisers and
quacks in piety; they love to tear folly
and impudence from the altar which
should be sanctuary only for the
wretched and the good.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
succi and Train Will Fast.

New YORK, Sept. 17.-Citizen George
Francis Train has received letter
from Giovanni Succi. the faster, who
says that he will return to America in
time for the worlds fair and will fast
with Train as the latter proposed, rid
ing on horse back daily in the fair
grounds. He assures Mr.. Train that
all Europe, Asia and Africa are talk
ing about the latter's around the
world trim
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
VIII Make Manley Dis-orce.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Sept. 49,
Manager b. f. Graves of the soldiers
home board has started for Ann Arbor
in accordance with instructions given
him by the board to-day, to demand
from Capt c. II. Marley, who was re-
Gently retired from the Office of com
mandant, the return of the 5000 he is
alleged to have taken after the trans.
fer of the assets to his successor.
Manager Sprague. Should Manley be
obstinate criminal proceedings will
Immediately be brought against him.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25

MARTINsvILLE, lni.. Sept. 17.-Last
night about II o'clock John Martin and
his brother Henry, Sarah Mccoy, Jane
Mccoy and Lucy Martin, supposed 10
be a sister of the Martin boys, were
taken from an old house where they
have been living, near Hynsdale and
severely whipped by about dozen
farmers from whom they had been
stealing. The men and women were
barred to the waist and each was given
forty lashes with hickory switches.
They were then ordered TO leave the
neigh borhood in twcnty-fonr hours.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
our land.

GEORGE ELLIOT lies in her lonely
place in Highgate, in tomb without
a monument; yet no name In English
literature except Shakespeare's and
Milton's Chaucer's and Sponsors, sur
passes hers, and In her own domain,
that OF prose fiction, she is first, with
no second. Her genius entities her
to place in Westminster; will it ever
be accorded
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
The Famine In Rnssia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. l7.-Terrible
stories are to d of suffering in the
famine-stricken volga province. 1t is
said that women and children are seen
wandering about crying for food
Charitable organizations are doing
everything possible to relieve the dis
tress.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
Hump Convention OF the Alliance

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 1s-U. S. Halls
convention of dissatisfied Farmers Al
lance men continued its session this
morning. The convention is made up
largely of disappointed office seekers
in the Alliance, who are now seeking
to organize farmers movement
against the sub-treasury and land-loan
schemes. The delegates are all very
bitter against w. A. Macune.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
Says $50 Perjured lli,ns.I,

DETROIT. Mi n, Sept. l6.-Frank
Parrish, who was brought here last
week from st. LOUIS as an important
witness in TIL, sen satlonal Perrien alb
duction case, wrote u letter yesterday
to John Considinc, one of the alleged
abductors, saying that he (Parrish)
had lied on the witness stand when
duplicating Considine, because he
hoped to get 800 from Perrien for his
testimony. Parrish has left town. it
is believed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
Poor Season For Fishing.

PRovIScETowS. Mass, Sept. l4-At
the present outlook the Provincetown
grand bank fleet will not succeed in
bringing home enough Goldfish TO any
more than pay expenses of fitting out
and wages. NO sIuib have been taken
for several weeks, and fish are scarce.
whitewater has also come on tho
tank, and the outlook Is c, n ,idered
poor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
Persisted IN THE FLOODS.
More than 1900 Persons Lose Their
Lives la spain.

MADRID. Sept 16.-Offcial advices
from the province of Toledo, which has
been devastated by floods, assert that
fully 1000 persons have persisted and
m immense amount of damage has
been done. All communication with
the province is cut off and at present it
is impossible to send aid to the surviv.
ors A train was derailed at Castillege
and one pas. engcr killed and three in
iured
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
His skull Was Fractured.

CLINTON, Iowa. Sept. 1s.-Henry
Limbeck, aged thirty-two. a saw-miil
employee, had his skull fractured while
savagely resisting an officer and now
lies unconscious in the county Jail. He
will probably not recover.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 17.-Father
Lavake charged with giving Louis
Bulling, the wife murderer, who was
hanged at Savannah a week ago, the
revolver with which he attempted to
commit suicide just before tho hour set
for the execution, was acquitted at his
preliminary trial to-day.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25

MARrlNsvILLE, Ind Sept. l7.-For
the last fifteen years Dr. Cam Farr of
Hindoostan, Monroe county, has been
growing "A leard. lie was in the city
to-day, and on his beard being let down
1T measured 3 feet and inches and
reached below his knees
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25
Killed by a switch Engine.

CLINTON, Iowa, Sept. 1s.-Chr.s
Sears an old man who had resided in
North Clinton, was killed by switch
engine here. The engineer saw him,
but supposed he would get out of the
deaf.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25

LEAvESwoRTH, Kan, Sept. 49,
David Boney, James M. Purcell, Samuel
Murray and William Britton, four in
mates of the United States military
prison at Fort Leavenworth, escaped
to-day. A reward of $40 each is offered
for their apprehension,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25

THE day when .old maid" was an
epithet Of. contempt has, thanks to
sane humanity, gone by. Married
women are no doubt happier as rule
than single women, but in the matter
of 'choices" and reedom-freedom to
think. to act to work, to realize am
billions or to be amused-the latter
have an undeniable advantage. In
1.-The age Of woman" there are several
years of quiet blessedness set aside for
the maid, young, middle-aged or old.
The single woman is free to cast her
destiny in what molds she may select.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-25

TIE best blood, the best brain.
energy, and the largest measure of
success have been infused into our
cities and achieved by men who saw
the light of this world first on farm.
This is true OF all the distinguished
professional as we'll as business men OF
opr land
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION OF CoPART THE
~ eopattuershp heretofore existing undsr tho
hrm name and style of L. & II. MoFfAT, doing
his day dissolved by mutual consent MR. r.
business
Dated san Francisco. November I. 1891
EUGENE MoFFAT
noll 2tf HENRY MOFFAT.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-12

CTSl0 FOR SALE-THAT ELEGANT ROW
I'd tcuO. OF houses just competed the L.
side of Masonic ave, block y. OF Haight st. each
house contains salon parlOrs. large sunny dining
room chambers. I'm iShed basement plate and art
glass windows electric bells aud gas lighting;
extra large yard: the cheapest houses in the city;
premises. mol SuTuTh II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-12

Fine business corner; Natoma and Mary sts.. bet.
5th and 9Th; 2-Story brick building, store aud
large lot ~ :6xsO For particulars apply to
McAFEE, BALDWIN a HAMMOND,
nos 81 SuIuTh 10 Montgomery ST.
FOR SALE BY w. II. GRIM ~ Co. REAL ESTATE
Il ami insurance brokers' rents collected. llS
Montgomery ST., Occidental Hotel Block.
$l5U0O-Sutter St, near Baker; new fats. 81 g
xlS7 70 and rear house ON 42:6x526 IS; good rents.
I'D. near Harrison; flats; fine rent; 25XlOO
California St. near Steiner houses and cottage;
Hasht, near Pierce; rooms. bath: 25xIOo
25x95
StUOO-sw. 23d and YORK: store andal 25xlO4
18Th, near Howard; flats and rooms. bath.
2ith; near Bryant ave; cottage, . rooms. bath;
olson. NJ. Thrn; two frontages; 25xI6o; rents
Cumberland St, near Church; cottage S rooms,
bath: 25xll4: only $4,000, cash or instaIlments.
Diamond nr 18Th; rooms and stable; 27:6xI2O.
6roous, bath: 3OXll7 IS alley stable Tor horses
SSho,weIi near 2lst; mats. etc; 30Nl22;6:
hinna ST, near lfth; d mats rooms EACH 50ISO;
rent S75; price reduced TO $500.
FOLSOM ST, near 9th: stores and flats: 81 6TqO.
Geary ST., VI. Taylor; old improvements 2Sx62 IS.
FLORIDA, mr. Path new fats, and rooms; bath
LOTS
$50, Ooo-Corner Market. Noe and leth SITS.
the value OF this lot.
s575o-sw. cor. Castro and 10th SIS; 4oxlo7
S3l0O-tolsom ST., 23d; 3OI90.
S25uO-COr. 10th and Alabama: 25xlOS
S225U-2Oth ave- near Point Lobos: 75xl2O
s2DOO-ChattanoUga, Esd: fine lot. 25xl50
$lSOO-DamOud near 22d: 50Xll5:s.
@l650-SE Corner and 3Ist; SOY 1859
SI25O-Mission ST, nr. China ave; 2jxS3;6
$l25O-Aiahams. near 2Sd: 2exIOO
Sll5O-l6th. III. Castro; 4S - by irregular depth.
Sl25U-2Sd It, near Castro; 25Ill4; street work
done; easy terms. choice building lot
SlO5O-Cor. 18th and Serpeutne; 24x7o: front
ages: fine view etc.
$1,000 Henry. near Castro: 25xlI5: easy terms
SS00-BetrlS, nr. electric road; 50KlGO.
$3.50. part cash-CIernent, near 22d; 25xlOU; easy
terms, to suit the purchaser.
$750-Corbett road. near l7th st; 25xS0; part
cash. balan on time.
S65U-Well located corner in University Home
stead l2OxlOO
S65O-CalifOrnia St, near 18th ave: 25xl0O.
S2jU-Eeduccd Lisbon BraZil. blocks from
Mission St, 25I 100: part cash: balance in install
ments.
S3UO-Day, near Douglass; 25xIls: part cash.
mol Surh
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NC AFEE. BALDWIN & HAMMOND, REAL
w Estate Ag ents and Auctioneers, members of the
Real Estate Exchange, 10 Montgomery ST.
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e-S=S-S-$-s
- MEREDITH a HFNDRY.
634 MARKET ST, OPP. THE PALACE
S15O AND UPWARD LOTS SOUTH or
u Golden Gate Park and near ocean House
well located and reduced to make quick sale
MEREDITH " HkNDRY
G0TS EACH-2 FINE LOTS y. or GOLDEN
~ y - Gate Park So monthly payments.
MEREDITH n HENDRY. nos SuTuTh
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ADVERTISING.


IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
L anywhere at any time write to GEO. 2. ROWELL.
CO., 10 Spruce ST.. New York. aul9 Iy
livery ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
~ the subject of advertising will do well to obtain
COPY OF "Book for Advertisers 1858 pages, prizes
u; mailed postage paid receipt of price: CON
talns careful compilation from the American
newspaper Directory OF all the best papers aGd
Grass Journals gives the circulation rating every
one and good deal OF Information about rates and
otner matters pertaining to the business of avsr-
Using; Address ROW ELLIS ADVERTISING b.
REAU. 10 Spruce ST.. New YORK aul9I
MONEY TO LOAN.
e% ON MORTGAGE-MONEY TO loan on
y notes or second mortgage. Isaacs All oFarre NJ
M ONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
AZ security Loan Bank, 1lO6 Market ST. mr. Mason:
private entrance Turk. n. j. FRANKLIN SCO 6n,
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MCAFEE, BALDWIN ~ HAMMOND, Real Estate
Agents and Auctioneers 10 Montgomery ST.
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BUSINESS cHANCEs-CoNT,Nuyp

$3.50 COFFEE Gsnt! sE.o; SALOON AND REsTAU-
rst-ciass l0foof ranse eTs9 SoI1 TO- Mt II up
splendid business; s65 to $50 per day: rent rea.
greatest bargan ever heard of; sell, or would
GEO, STEWART, l35 Kearny St. 1t
GOEO PARTNER WANTED TODAY IN
'p-co. frst-cass cash business: positive proof
OF MS pay ing to each sos SIS per given
fore buying sale; Will suir man willing TO take
an active interest in clean reliable and respectable
business; no night or Sunday work; good man
wanted more than cney; must have help; see this
rare chance to-day GEO. STEWART, 1876 kearny /
COFFEE SALOON; BARGAIN: KEPT l4YEARS
y present owner, and only selling on account OF
age; trla given Pacific Exchange, % Kearny. it,
q IN COMPREHENSION; BIG BARGAIN
70 ~. Pacific Exchange. % Kearny St It's
G9SO PARTNER IN BUSINESS CLEARING
Spoo0. $l5 to each; must know how TO drive
SDEO BARGAIN-BRANCH BAKERY. LIV-
sp-oO. Ing rooms. Pacific tx. % kearny 1t*
GlT6 SALOON; BARGAIN; ACCOUNT DE
" u. partnre. Apply 1875 Second st. 10 Ste
G100 SALOON, SITUATED IN THE BEST
u IOO. commercial center on the city-front well
stocked; cheap rent Apply 1l5ia Davis St no9 4t*
pouTE FOR SALE: MORNING PAPER; SPLEEN
IL ala opportunity Tor live man; good location;
chance Tor increase Apply this Office. nos I'm
(IRoCERY AND EAR; GooD-PAYING CORNER;
- long lease anu low rent; large stock; sickness
cause OF selling. /. B.. Box So. this office. nos II
A IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING PIC
lure aud frame business, well established, with
steady customers; cheap. C. s, Box 81, this Of
fee. nor SIS
q leQn FlRST-CLASS SALOON AND RES
W wv taurAnt with fine stock: best locality:
bargain Apply Albany Brewery. rc6 us
OLD GoOD-PAYING STATIONERY AND
~ variety store. Inquire CALL Once, 70S BROAD
way. nolO rs
III AN UFACTURING BUSINESS ARTICLE:
w hnds ready sale: small capital required. Adj
dress H. H.. 20 Turk st. uolu 3t&
Tor SALE-SALOoN: = YEARS LEASE. IN
i qulre CALL Branch Office nolO 3t*
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Gail or send for n complete printed list OF prop
erty for in all parts OF the city.
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q IN TO $500 PER LOT AT FRUITVAbT
V1CO Oakland; $40 to $25 cash and 50 pes
MONTH mo beautiful lots. adjoining the doube-dec<
car line of Sessions new electric road; will giys
iree pass for 5 years TO any one who will build
Apply at once. E. w. WOODWARD IL CO, 90
Broadway, Oakland noII 7s
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Sl6,0O0-Mc Allister St, near Steiner; handsome
new S-stOry building; modern flats and :
Spoms, bath and all the latest conventences; rented
low at Sl05: lot 26xll2:6
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


OAKLAND CY-ADyERTISEMENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF THE MORNING CALI. 9O2 broadway.
q Ok AND $3.50 PER LOT-ONLY SIG CASH
~ L ~ and s. per month II desired; choics lot,
beautifully located at Berkeley. with railroad Sta
tion on the tract an electric line adjoining same;
2Oo lots sold and 50 left sal 9; call early Tor a
bargain. f. W. WOODWARD u CO.. eO2 Broad
way, oakland. noll IL
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SIS 750-A fine piece of prospective business
property; Page st. within few steps OF Market
good .-Story building; modern flats; also
house; rent 1854 per annum; lot % 6xl20 to
street.
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REFEREE SALE. REFEREE SALE
AT AUCTION. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH AT
IL O'CLOCK. NOON.
At SalesroOm, 10 Montgomery st.
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G9TON LOT SSx23U; $ FRONT: 2 NEW
DO'UO. cottages; within 10 minutes walk OF
erty.
). A JONES, sls Broadway. Oakland. noIO tt
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$4OOOO-Reut $2S3S per year; a good invest
ment; on Post ST, near Jones; large lot 81 10
Nl3I Is; 2 irontages; good frame impr ovements.
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$500 each-5 splendid building lots on Stauy
St, bet. 18th and 18th; fine view; no strong win
or fogs; sizes 25x100 and 25xl40.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-12

Two bay-window residences on Van Ness ave-,
near Jackson ST.; and II rooms, baths. etc., each
one house is nearly lot 50xl00; Will sell sepa-
rately; price as a whole S25.500.
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Le TO SS5-LOTS on SAN LEANDRO ROAD
t~OJ s225-Lots near Fruitvale 500 to $500
Lots at Lorin, 50xl25. S325-Lots near Telegraph
ave, car lines, 10 minutes from p. o., 10 block
rom new Piedmont and Electric road; easy terms
L. L. SALISBURY, 46S Ninth ST., Oakland. Notary
luhlic OF Alameda Cuunry
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G1s)H BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOTS IN THE
U ~. Peraita-ave. Tract; terms suit; titie
perfect: city wafer; near electric railways: some
tbing new; see them at once. II. W. DAVIS owner
4G5 Ninth ST, Oakland; open until 80 p " moi -
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Se5o-Cheap lot on 2sth St, near Noe; 25xl1
street work all done.
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S10.600-Larkin St. near jackson: 2 2-stor.
houses OF rooms etc, each; lot 81 :6xl37 IS; any
reasonable offer entertained.
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> SECONDHAND EXPRESS-wAGOSS AT rs
Z Beaie ST. A. W. SASBORSA- noli
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A MAN WHO NEGLECTS HIS OPPoRTUNI-
y ties Is accountable TO the world, the man
who buys home lot at FruitvaIe at present prices
Will pass his days in happiness and home. DE
WOLF at Fru1iYale Station can put you In the
way OF getting in right. NOS II
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loR SALE ON EASY TEBMS-PAYMENTS
j equal to rent; beautiful Esstlake cottages 8
and rooms, bath and laundry all modern improve
ments on n. side Elizabeth ST.. 100 It, W. OF Cas-
tro- Apply to A. +. BENJAMIN. owner IL
Montgomery ST. oc25 SuTuJh II
c. dnD LEVEL LOT S0II20, WITH CREEK
.NIUt. In berkeley: so monthly.
Sll0O-tine corner; l06xl00; sidewalked.
$2OO-torner; 24xlOO: $50 cash. So monthly.
T$O0-Lot 4oKlO0; 1925 cash. SIS monthly.
S50O-COrner; 40x 100; sIdewalked: S. mouth ".
ASA for maps, 1000 lots L offer only what 1 own.
CHAS. A BAILEY. owner. 20 Montgomery o2l tt
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FURNITURE roR SALE.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

JFfURNITURE you WANT coop AND CHEAP
1see H. sCHELLHAAS. a0S Eleventh st. de6 If cod
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.9I0n CHEAP-LOT 25xlOO: COTTAGE;,5
O1OO. rooms: bath. ll27 Hampshire. no ST.
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aLAMEDA REAL Estate.
FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE OR FOR
i houses TO let furnished or unfurnlsned, for
houses and lots on easy nstallments, ETC., spo.
cash call on
THOMAS A SMITH & CO.. 1901 Park ST.. Ala
media.
We also have property to exchange for good
ranch or farm property. NOT lot
LoR BARGAINSIN REAL ESTATE CALL on
MRS. l. II. CHANDLER. 1923 Park ST. Ala
media oc20
1 $. HANLEY x CO.. 1851 PARK ST.. WILL
- build, sell or rent you any kind OF house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonabis
terms aus e
LORIN REAL ESTATE.
TOR GEN UINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Il inquire of w. C. MORAN Lorin. Tase Berkeley
train. sunday engagements. noe In
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
GlO0l HERE YOU HAVE IT; l35xtcO;
upIOOO. elegant corner: South Berkeley 2ia
blocks from electric road; just think H. less than
81 80 per trout foot for choice corner; terms.
$3.50 cash, balance 70 suit purchaser. CLOUGu ~
bAhER, 400 Ninth ST.. Oakland. no8 LAT
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$25.d00-Eegant modern residence on Hayes ST.
near Webster; u spacious rooms, bath and lat
est conveniences; extra large lot 62xl37:6.