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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-21
SEPT 10

SEPT 10.
Ny torture, my delight, my loving til
gross, my antelope with the dying eyes, my
dovelet, my bliss, my undying love, write
me quick, quick, that you love me, that
am your Luciano, that you are my Louise,
quite mine, only mine Wire me that you
love me. want to see that word written
even when written by the clumsy hand of
a telegraph operator For two days have
not seen thee, my gypsy girl with the
glowing brown eyes. 1 have not seen you,
and 1 trembIe and shake and am like one
bereft of his reason, because only can see
you tomorrow night Here in my temples
feel nail, little nail, that pierces my
brain through and through. To vanquish
my unmerciful sleeplessDess I have taken
ohloral 1t feels well, that choral, but
your kiss l like better Oh Louise thy kiss!
Thou kissest without being conscious of it.
Louise, my lily, am lost. 1 am hurled
out of real life, living only by thee, by thy
soul, thy person, thy name. And yet
struggle with death.
The sun shines, but in vain. Tonight
the stars will glimmer, but for WHAT
Thou art not there; thou wilt not be there.
am dying, womanl 1 beseech you save
me. To thee owe everything. This book
# my life, owe it to you. This deep be-
lief IN love, thou hast given it to me. Come,
let me not die.
Your letter is really part of you.
kuOW II Dy 1CtEb mere 1t Is u4QGE my
burning cheek 1t ls in my heart. Give
me snow, give me ice, for am getting
consumed by that blaze. Have mercy. Be
kind. De not let me be devouFed by thy
love. Do not burn with thy fierce flames.
Dom tell me who you are. don't wish to
know you. want to love thee, mysterious
being-oh, thou, my sphinx, decorating
my heart-but I do not want to know the
solution Of thy problem. Be silent Die
with me. silent in the deep mystery of our
love, or live with me, live, Louise, and
love me. Tomorrow night you will come.
If you don't come soon, damnation awaits
me. I feel my heart writhe and break and
burst, my head split Louise, I burn up
I die, Louisei LUCIANO.
} Ny DEAR FRIEND see by your letters
(forgive me, because 1 answer little late)
that you are always excited, restless, fever
ism. You must be quiet Reason is a cold
but sublime power 1t will tell you that
your case is very serious. 1 love you very
much. You know it. don't need to re
peat it. You are the only woman that
ever have loved wish to see you quiet
and resigned. my good Louise. storms
should not last long. Ask any sacrifice
from me. viii render it to you. Believe
me, nobody and nothing is worth a single
one of your tears Be cold; be angry.
Louise, desPise me, and you win feel your
self strong He who weeps is a victim
and q coward too. Rise above your sex,
above yourself above life. IF this fever
brings death, what matters My love was
e poor thing, not worth living for. What
matter, Louise, Il it changed Is it worth
Living foxf LUCIANO.
SO@a-seA ~ 4$ ~
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PARTED BY A POEM.
when Evelyn Saw the Verses, she Zzss
They Must Be Strangers.

They Must BE Strangers.
We have come to the parting of the
ways, " said the beautiful Evelyn McTggue
as she drew back from Clarence OsFiynne
and looked sadly up into his big brown
eyes. 'Henceforth we must be strangers -
The handsome young man sought tc
catch her and draw her hack e, =. hi
she waved hin away, SAYING:
No, mol 1t cannot be. When heard
that you had wrote them verses for Lucille
McFadden, I took a vow never to have
nothing more TO do with you.
What did you hear that had wroteP"
10 ,aou II. io@Ssas, ss0aii lag tozcs.
"Ah, how could you ask me such 8
question as that" she returned
Come Evelyn, - he said, Il have not
came here to be trified with. Speak out
and tell all 1 never done a dishonorahle
thing in my life, and 1 will not leave you
now until know the truth. -
The albumr' she almost gasped.
'What ALBUM he returned. Il don't
know nothing about no album
''Oh, Clarence" she said, looking ap.
pealingly up to him, do not trifle with
me! She has your picture in her album,
and on the back OF it is wrote these lines:
when you behold this likeness think
OF he that here has wrote
love sou, and what say
Is true or I'm goat.
81 never can be happy if
YOu viii not take my name.
Ny life has been all gladnsss since
Into it you have came.
'fThen take this counterfeit of he
Who fer your sake would die.
Whatever comes, you'u always be
The apple of my eye"
For moment he stood COMPOUNDED
Then, without uttering word, he jumped
over the picket fence and was gone.
When he had vanished from her sight
Evelyn McTigue walked into the parlor,
and sitting down at the melodeon played
. L run Him Down, McCluskey," as she
had never played it before. Cleveland
Leader.
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TION SALES AND
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and Tuesday, for Topeka or Kansas
people, all notices of situations
Wanted" not to exceed five lines, or
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Saturday morning: also on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, all advertising
Of this class handed in by 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
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worthy and needy man or woman need
hesitate to take advantage of this Of
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of it, but all others are invited to avail
themselves freely
The Topeka State Journal guarantees
every day it is printed, to give local
circulation by far more than all other
Dailies combined This makes this pa
per the cheapest, as we'll as the best,
daily medium in Topeka, the classified
advertisements below, costing but
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Humboldt estimates that the number Of
ANIMALS Of the nnaInaalia kind (those that
sudsSle their you1g) is about 500; Of birds,
4, COS; Of insects, A, geo; Of reptiles, 700,
or IN all about so, 600. Te Europe belongs
80 of the 1panlnalia, 400 birds and 80 rep
tiles. In the southern hemisphere, more
particularly in South America and Africa,
birds are i've times more numerous than
the nammalia. In all countries il has
been noticed that birds and reptiles in
ssrsass in RunbeE toward shs sQuaaaE.
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"What do you wear such i'll fitting
clothes for?'' asked the bright young man
in the natty summer suit of the elderly
person in hand me downs.
ITO carry my money in, p" was the reply
of the elderly person. And the young man
began to talk in another direction. Gin.
cinnati Enquirer
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MADAM--It is strange. Why do I write
to your have never written to q woman.
I have never made verses to woman
Last night I could not sleep. You inspired
me to poetry. At dawn have torn up my
verses. They seemed so ridiculous To-
night, then, write to you. All this nov
city en- harnesses me. Maybe suffer with
some fever, unknown and mysterious, or
do become child AGAIN. am 30 years
old, and it Is a disgrace to become a child
again in that age. And then / enjoy the
fame of man of brains, man of strength,
and lack the courage to renounce that
fame. Yes, you always laugh, and never
did 1 see you smile. 1t begins on your
white forehead, on the life glowing bright
ness of your eyes; then sparks seem to flash
out of the very angles Of your orbs. You
laugh with the slight vibration of your
nOstrils, with all little folds of your lips,
parted enough TO show your teeth. How
could you be ever melancholy, you that
always laugh? I think you never ponder.
Oh, If you knew how sometimes your
laughter hurts me! Do you dream some
times? What do you dream9 Do not dare
to tell me what you dream, as you threat
ened me in your little sweet scented, and
oh, SO delightful motel
confess it, dear madam, I am afraid
OF what, I do not know, but this unknown
makes me still more afraid. You left so
suddenly and oddly. I swear to you that
you departed far too soon. You were in
mourning. Do you mourn for somebody or
something? Who are the dead in the grave
yard of your hearth Why did you laugh
that morning of your departure, that
bleak wet, dreary morning? What did you
say pressing my hand, the last of the few
you shook You softly whispered, Il
thank you. 4" Why this thanks? I had done
nothing for you. 1t must have been cold
on that morning. 1 was quite benumbed.
Why did you take my handkerchief with
your What do you want with it? Poor
handkerchief, for the sake of which fair
Desdemons must diel You wrote me that
the begonia died during your absence. Per
haps because of your absence. Do flowers
love? I am n poor child that stammers,
that trembles, that prays, that likes to die.
LUCIANO.
P. S.-Do you come to Livorno for the
bathing season? Sans eseortS
\ July Il.
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He knew the Sex.

Hicks-My baby actually cried for the
moon last evening.
Wicks-That's nothing. One of these
Transcript
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FOUR LETTERS.

The woman 20 whom the following let
tiers were addressed is dead During her
death struggle, long, yet patiently borne,
her eyes often wistfully rested upon a
easket Of old finely ornameEted silver, and
often 1 asked her whether she wished 20
take that caslxet, that cynosurs of her Ian
gus zssslivss Sine sadly shook her head
No, she did not want it. Her spirit al
ready had freed itse1f from all human in
terests Of love and sorrow; nothing any
more bound her to the world.
Later Oh, vnols al ,-As o71s, = Sps-sS
che casket, and found therein these let
ters, revealing, yet concealing, the secret
of that death. Did 1 do wrong to give
them PUBLICITY Their recipient now rests
in that great sublime peace, and her tor
tured heart mOlders beneath sweet daisies
and pale chry R6henums. The mamie
who wrote tie letters-stiu lives a life of
indifference. And indifference is death in
life:
DEAR MADAAd-May I come to take back
Benjamin Constant , % Adolphe, - that I
lent you some time ago? You will now have
read that terrible and truthful book. I
hope it has not made on you che cruel i'm
preston it always did on me- 1 hope that
you, who are good and tender, do not be-
heye IN the wickedness and barrenness of
others. But why did you wish to read
"Adolphe?" L ought not to have given it TO
you. And yet had 1 not given it to you
could I now come to take it backs That
book now is very dear to mellow that it
was in your hands. Cali me soon, pray
you. And believe me your devoted servant,
LUCIANO SIERRA.
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DR.. A. p. Sawyer: I have used one
box Of your Family Cure for a severe
pain in my side, and was cured from
all pain. Mrs. Mary Jane Marshall.
Galesburg, Ill. Frank Sim, Pharruas
ctsts COZ Kansas avenue.
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MINERAL WELLS

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FFHE BOON MINERAL WATER curas
= stomach. kidney and bladder troubles: pro-
cure analysis and consult your physicians: sold
St, Topeka. Tel. 2s5
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T NJ BAIRD. hot air furnaces, gaIvanize,
and tin roofing. h. phone SOS. 2i6 W. eth
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NJ Office OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ In the superior Court, in and for the City and
county OF san Francisco State of California,
Dept. 8, Probate. In the matter OF the estate OF
LEWIS SOBER, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
order of the Superior Court of the City and
County Of san Francisco, state of California,
Of the estate of LEWIS SOBER, deceased. the
undersigned administ rator with the will annexe ed
of the estate of LEWIS sober, deceased, will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
lash and subject to confirmation by said Superior
Der, 1895, at IL o'clock NJ, at auction saesrooms
OF G. III. Umbsen & Co, No. IA Montgomery
street, in the Iity and County OF san Francisco,
said LEWIS SOBER, at the time OF his deaf h.
and all the right title and interest that the
wise. acquired other than or in addition to that
OF the said LEWIS SOBER, the time of his
death, In and 10 all those certain lots, pieces or
parcels Of land situate and being in tn City and
County OF san Francisco State of California,
bounded ana described follows:
Flrst-Commenclng at point on the southeriy
line OF Bush street distant thereon one hundred
and thrty-seven feet and six inches easteriy from
the easterly line of Larkin street. running thence
easterly along said southeriy line OF Bush street
hundred and thirty-seven feet ana six Inches
thence at right angles westerly thirty feet, and
thence at right angles northerly one hundred and
thirty-seven feet and six inches to said southery
line OF Bush street and 10 the point OF commence
ment Being part of 50-vsra lot No. 1867 as laid
down on the OH -al Map OF the City OF san Fren-
cisco
second-Commencing at point IN the southerly
line of O'Farrell street distant thereon one hun
dred and thirtyseven feet and six inches easterly
from the easterly line of Mason street. running
thence eastery along said southerly line OF U'Far
reI street fiftyeght feet to The westerly line of
Carlos place. thence at right angles southery
along said westerly line OF Carlos place ninety
seven feet and six inches, thence at right angles
westerly ffty-eight feet, and hence at right
angles northerly ninety-Seven feet ana six inches
TO said southerly line of o. Farrell and the
point of commencement, being part of 5O-vara lot
No. 954 on the official map Of the City OF San
Francisco.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, lawful
money OF the United states, ten per cent Of the
purchase money to be paid 10 the undersigned on
the day of sale, balance on confirmation of sale by
said court. Deed at the expense of purchaser.
EMILE SOBER, Administrator with the will
annexed OF the estate of LEWIS SoHRR, de-
ceased.
Dated ugust ] s, 1896.
W. A. PLUNKETr, Attorney for Administrators,
Mills building
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

A SSESSMENT NorICE-JAsPER CONSOLE
"A idated Mining Company-Iocation OF prin.
cipal place OF business, San Francisco Cal; ioca-
lion Tic OF works, kanakas Valley Mining District.
FL Dorado County, Cal.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
directors, held on the third day Of July 1896 an
assessment (No y of three cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the corporation
pay able Immediately 10 the treasurer OF the corr
pany at the otfice of the corporation at No 81
Bran an street, San Francisco.
ANY STOCK upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Sth day of Oct ober 1895
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale at mn h.
lie auction. and unless pay ment is made before
VIII be sold on the 2Sth day of October 1896 IN
pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs
of advertising and expenses OF sale
II. II. ROBINSON, Secretarv
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BiRlMS-M MARRIAGES yEAIHI

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mIll
will not be in serted. They mus. be handed In a.
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
TO nave the same published
BORN.
DoWLING-In Redwood City, August %. 1895.
to the wife of w. j. Bowling. a SON
GARY-In this city, August 81, 1898. to the wife
OF the late Charles Gary, twin daughters.
JOHNSoN-In this city September 2 1885, to. the
wife OF Nels Johnson, a son.
SMITH-In this city September 1, 1888 to the
wife of AL J. Smith, son.
TERRILL-In this CITY. August 81, 1895. to the
wife OF George &. TeTrill,
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures this city, August 81
1895, by the Rev. J. ii. Buebler, Charles A. Ber-
gen and Emma A. FEELING.
DANIEL-TROUIN-In this city, August 81
1895. by the Rev. Father Brennan of Mission
Dolores. r. L. Daniel and Nellie Trouln, both OF
san Francisco.
FLESH-IRELAN-In Oakland by the Rev. r OBJ
ert Coyle, Frank Z. Flesh and Ella Il. Irelan.
SMITH-M LONEY-In this city, August 26
1895, by the Rev. Father Scanlon, S. A. Smith
and Kitty Maloney.
STEFFENS-RILEY-In this city, August 2S
1895. by the Rev. j. NJ. Buehler John O. Stef
fens and Lille Riley.
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CITY ZEAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
lust SUBDIYIDED.
TWO BLOCKS
III
IN THE

WESTERN ADDITION.
81 LOTS.
$3.50 UPWARD.
YOUR OWN TERMS
We have Just subdivided the two blocks be-
tween Beulah and Frederick sts., and from
Stanyan to Shrader and Shrader TO Cole sts. {;
the lots are level and ready for building pur-
poses: the streets graded, severed and
macadamized; this property faces the park
and has unequaled facilities; close TO
the site of the Affiliated Colleges; we call
your attention TO the prices quoting
for this splendidly located property; 1t is
without doubt the very best investment
you can make; you viii never have the OPP
portunity to buy lots in this city so well To-
Gated as these at the prices; we will make
terms TO suit: go out to-day and if our
advice is not good If you 90 at once you
viii secure your choice; this is the first adj
vertisement.
BALDWIN d HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st.
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PARTNERSHIPS NOTICES.


COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE = THE UNDER
~ signed have this day formed oopartnership
under the firm name of MARTIN & MARKS for
the purpose of transacting a general real estate
business, PATRICK j. MARTIN.
EDMUND MARKS
Is Post ct.
san Francisco. September l. 1896.
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DIED.

ANDERSoN-Tn this city, September !. 1895
Charles E. Anderson, a native of Sweden aged
20 years.
GH- Friends and acquaintances are respect
FULLY invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
Thursday. at O'clock p NJ from the par
Tors of the Pac fc Undertakers, tn Mission
street, near Fourth. LnLerment L. o. U. f. Gem
etery
F. OF A.-oficers and members Of Court Eclipse
NO. IA, f. OF A, will assemble at 777 Mission
street THIS DAY (rhursday) at O'Clock
?, NJ, to attend the funeral Of our late brother,
Charles L. Anderson.
T. B. GOODWIN, C. R.
C. NJ. GERTsoS. Sec.
BANFIELD-In ForestviIe. Sonoma County
August 81, 1895. Mary A. Ban6eld, a native of
New York, aged 90 years months and 19 days.
BANKHEAD-In Oakland. Jane Bankhead.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
OToRAGE-CHEAPE PEST IN THE cry: FIRE
- PROOF building: advances made. 2l1 Larkin.
EUkNTTURE. PIANOS, TRUNKS; AD-
Il yances, shipping CHAS. L. TAYLOR, 204 Post
A B. SMITH FURNITURE CO., lS2 ELLIS:
n. low rates; fire. proof buildings Eastern plan.
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THE DIVORCE RECORD.

COMPLAINTS fled
Ella McKellops against Henry Louis McKellops.
Mercy h. Gladwin against Frederick w .tiladwin.
Charles II. Hartman againss Helen Il artman.
Marie Z. Pomeroy against Mark Mills Pomeroy.
Georgia Mitchell against Thomas J. Mitchell.
Agnes NJ. Bru against Jean Bru.
Divorce granted:
Julia ~ Kelly from George f. Kelly, for ex-
IRENE cruelty; by Judge Hebbard.
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McAFEE BROTHERS,
NJ REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND FINANCIAL AGENTS,
los MONTGOMERY ST.
SPLENDID CORNER INVESTMENTS.
Go1OO CLEMENTINA ST., BELOW Sd,
tenants for $35 per month; 80 feet front; streets
accepted; see this.
$4,000 m M; wc dAy sIo, CLOSE d6s
stories above and fine large weiI-hnished A base
ment; ! tenant at $1,000 per annum; this is O
frsi-class investment
PRESIDE HEIGHTS LOT.
$780, e e9S FEET axe sde9nr NE on PA
street work done and accepted see us about this
cheap lot.
TO EXCHANGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO OR
OAKLAND PROPERTY.
$4,000 MEB residence sE Of is To6ms ali
latest improvements; electric lights: gas fires;
furnace natural woods; tinted walls; desirable
location; delightful home
OOOOn NE. CORNER SANCHEZ, NEAR
SoUUu. 24th; ssx75: street work done; lot
on grade; would sell in subdivisions
MoAFEE BROS. los Montgomery st.
- REAL ESTATE OWNERS,
Room A, First Floor. Croker Building.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
WE BEAT THEM ALL
Lower prices, easier terms and best locations
Our instaIlments are easier thar rent
o1nO TO s25O-LoTs CAN BE BUILT ON
S1UU at once; near Mission ana san MaIeo
Sol GETz & BROTHER.
m IA q OnO- EST TDE n (l1rS Al NJ %
ID y electric lines, north and south of park
beautiful view of park, ocean, strawberry HILL OPP
posite new music grounds, and Affiliated Colleges;
'-''N --0 sol GETz & BROTHER.
Call for maps and diagrams.
SOL GETZ & BROTHER, Owners
Room a, First Floor, Crocker Building.
DEAD THIS! BEST BUSINESS CORNER ON
IL the san Leandro road and main street TO
Fitchburg station; size 1U0xlOO cheap at $50
per front foot
PEsIDENCE CORNER, 1oo1lOO. 2 BLOCKS
LII from the san Leandro road; streets graded
and graveled; price S5Oo
D business CORNER AT FITcHBURG STA
ID ton; frontage to suit at SIS per front foot
ONE ENTIRE BLOCK, 2oOxeOO; WILL SUB.
" divide into 4S building lots: good buy TO hold
or retail at once to homeseekera
DIST GARDEN LAND IN ALAMEDA
- County for sale and TO rent: Will grow flowers,
fruits and vegetables 10 pertectlOn; splendid
chance 70 start nursery and grow cut flowers for
the market.
OTHER BARGAINS on THE BEST STREETS
" in the best situated locality for q growing town
outside the city limits OF Oakland; low taxes; city
water. church, school, free delivery, etc.
THAD. s. FITCH. sFitchburg.
w. +. MCCLURE, 10 MONTGOMERY ST., s. F.
M ILL BUILD COTTAGES, HOUSES OR
w fats at lowest prices for cash instaments
on your own lot VIII furnish lot; call and ex-
anime plans. DAN EINsrEIN, Builder, $50
Market st.
LfOR SALE-2-STORY HOUSE, IA ROOMS.
II and lot 25x112:6; on installments ppIy
2]2S Geary
TN9LESIDk- RESIDENCE
near racetrack on Flaxton and Grafton sts: i i
rooms and bath, wooden mantels: all modern inn
provements; lot 81 6xl25; sold at great sacrifice
q. w. II. PATTERSON & CO., 2 Valencia st.
lust COMPLkTED: HOUSE IA ROONs.
y finish natural woods: quartered oak, birisey e
maple. mahogany, curly redwood; gas and in
candescent lighting tiled sinks and baths; marin
view, Cor. Clay and Laurel; owner premises
S500 CASH, BALANCE SAME AS RENT,
near Waller 8 rooms and bath; large lot x5xl2
al modern impro Vements. Apply on premises.
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I AYMANCE
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND LAND AUG
TIONEERS.
466 EIGHTH ST., OAKLAND.
MONSTER
AUCTION
SALE.
MONSTER
AUCTION
SALE.
MONSTER
AUCTION
SALE.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, '9s, AT
o'clock p NJ, at saesrooms, 466 Eighth street
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVEp
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
IN OAKLAND, FkUIrVALE, ALAMEDA
AND BERKELEY.
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UO 30 MONTHLY.
PRICES $3.50 TO $500.
Think of it, Lots on the line Of an electric road
that Will take you to your work in 80 minutes, at
the above prices and terms. All the lots face on
streets which are macadamized, graded and sew
cred: good climate: title perfect; water piped to
every los. If you buy lot now you will surely
make money. Go to-day and see them. Take the
Guerrero-street electric cars OMISSION or Valencia
street cars transfer at Fourteenth), ride to corner
of Chenery and Castro streets. Agent on the
ground daily, including Sundays, to show property
Also at our branch office. 1907 Twenty-second ST.
corner Of Mission, evenings after 80 O'clock
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,