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IT4Lr,s Ex-PREMIER SPEAKS.
Crispi Says the Powers Should Assist the
Oppressed Cretans,

Oppressed Cretans.
Rome Feb. ga mass meeting was
held at Palermo tonight for the pur-
pose of expressing sympathy with the
Cretan Christians in their efforts to rid
themselves of Turkish rule. Among
the messages received was one from
ex-Premier Crispi who, after express
ing his approval of the object of the
meeting, said:
1T was due to Great Britain that
Garibaldi in 1860 was not hindered in
lading in Sicily. To-day the case is
identical. If the powers intervene it
ought to be for the liberation of op-
pressed nations and never to maintain
a state of barbarism living in incendi-
arism and assassination"
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GREECE rs INDIGNANT
AT the AttitudeAssumed by the Powers on
the Cretan Question.

Athens, Feb. 26.-The popular indig-
nation against the great powers shows
no sign of waning, Parliamentary and
official opinion strongly favors resist
ance to the demands of the powers.
The joint note addressed to the Greek
government has not yet been delivered,
and the delay is unexplained. Only the
Russian, Austrian and German minis
ters have been instructed by their gov
ernments concerning the note. 1t is re-
ported that one oftthe powers has with
drawn from the concert. If this is true
it will break up the concert
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Was n Noted Jesuit.

Montreal. Feb. 26.-Father Hudon,
ex-superior general of the Jesuits of
Canada. died at the convent of the I'm
maculate conception to-day. He was
born in this province in 1928
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New London stations New Comm.udant,

Washington, Feb. 26.-Commander C.
w. Watson has been ordered to COM
maud the naval station at New Lon
don, Conn, March II, on being relieved
of the Washington yard by Commander
G. W. Pigman, ordered there for ord
nance instruction
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Fo-tifications Bill.

Washington, Teb. 26.-The senate
committee made ve~ little change in
the Notifications bill which was re-
ported to-day. 1t added S.6S, ,s16, MAX
ing the total s9.717,141. The estimates
called for SIS, ,410,2 ,25S.
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President Prayed in Order to Spare His
Patriotism and His Manhood for the
Pardon OF SanguilIy.
Washington, Feb 26-In the senate
to-day during a discussion of the re-
lease of Sanguilly, the American, from
the Havana prison, Mr.. Hale urged
that the appropriation bills be pro-
ceeded with, and declared with some
sarcasm, that the moot court" was
over.
Senator Morgan informed Mr.. Hale
that If he proposed to begin lecturing
tour he would find that he did not
have a lot of school children for his au-
dience.
tice yesterday, he said, that the San
gully resolution could not pass, after
the senate by large majority displace-
ed the appropriation bill with it.
Mr.. Hale interposed an objection to
the construction Mr.. Morgan placed up
on his remark, and said that what he
meant was that such a resolution could
not he expected TO PASS without rea-
sonable debate.
ooh If makes little difference what
the senator now saws retorted Mr..
Morgan 1--WE all knew what he meant
He meant that If should not mass as all
if he could holm if The senator from
California took the toor during the af-
ternoon and made q long constitutional
sneecb NOT IN tho merits of the resolu-
tion at al, b,,+ for tbe n,,rnosa of stav-
mo off cotton mfr, son,ethino bannen-
cd Now that somethinp has hannen-
ed qua how, ora ua infornoed of ~
Tbrouob tha nrass We ha,e nothing
f,o,,, ~ ,,ras;do,,+ ~ .hou, that Cav.
g,i,,v hoe baon nordoned we are ,af+
el+aaa+har =, ~ aan,, mo raIa+ions
ho+,,7ao,, ~ naa,ao,+ a,a ~ oo,,rrass,
49, - ,,a.S,. 4h,e 80,
~, ~ 80 ,+,a;xa1Dttat ~ 49, ,,nat1a
~ ee.,..sa ~. ,,t 10 !; r
z,s,t ,a,,a, ~. i. s.;ao,,+ ,a,.oeono
H. a,,,.lsI ~, ~. - sS' =
-, a ,.o,,,. IT,, ,,,, ,r
ia ~, noI5 .,ot,,naIaot,a,, go,
as 49,, e..s,,,.is - ,,s -,
s r,,.,la 80 l oaos
had been Disseminated against by the
SpaDshl authorities.
Mr.. Morgan read with marked en-
phasis4 from the New Testament the
story of St Paufs Imprisonment of the
magistrates offering his pardon on
o'u,,'ui, .n,. nc. '4 - Pa. pii,i
W., maiNn ~. 80 Nv 80 por,an oit,aa
had been arrested and f1ogged without
trial. and refusing to move until the
MAGISTRATE came in person and begged
him to go in peace. He contrasted in
scornful tones, the respect accorded to
tha Roman citizenship of St. Paul with
that accorded to the American citizen
shin of Saneuilly.
with nointed emphasis Mr.. Morgan
said the friends of Cuba, when they be-
gan 10 discuss the question knew that
Snain had NOT only apologized. by
direct adyocates on the floor of the
sanate hut that made II none the less
neremnto,.v the obligation for. them to
do their li,tv
Rafe,,,.ino to the cab,ed disnatc that
nardon had heen extended to sane,,i1lv
bo asl, "a u,b.+ ba ! hronob+ that abo,,t
Answering, be said n wac hecanso +ha
,,,,oo,, of c,,os,, 90, ,,,,o,,, ho h,a =
oraot ,.oSnent oo,,1d not s+.nd tha ~
,7os,,,,, Re- sha oo,,,. laYo e,,s+a;roa
H., ~, ,.,r ~ ,,,,,a,,it,, ~, o+ta,.,,is,a
S'iiNi
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M0RGAN'S BITTER WORDS
SCATHING DENUNCI4TION OF PRES
IDENT TCLEVELAND.

1t Was During the Debate on the Treat
President Prayed in Order to Spare His
Patriotism and His Manhood for the
Pardon of Sanguilly.
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ANOTHER SIDE OF THE CASE
+. u. SH USTER TELLS Why HE HAD
HIS GRANDMOTHER ARRESTED.

Said That She Acknowledged Having
Fired the Barn and Then Threatened to
Burn the House and XIII Herself-The
Old Lady Was Well Armed-Released on
Bonds and Taken Back Home.
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II
The great American eagle, emblem
of liberty, and a sympathetic resolution
for the struggling Cubans for the boon
so precious to the hearts of all Ameri-
cans, at least, consumed the greater
part of the fifty minutes the house was
in session yesterday. 1t was upon a
doubted vote on the resolution that the
discovery was made that quorum was
not present and Speaker Barbour i'm
mediately adjourned the house under
the rules until 12:30 Tuesday.
Early in the session Representative
Main of North Stonington introduced
a resolution relating to the repeal of
the law providing for punishment by a
fine of s25 for killing the swooping
CONTINUED on Third Page.)
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Sixty Men Wanted to be SpeciaIs-Names
of Those Approved-Reasons Given for
Applications-Some Interesting and Gu
rious Cases-where Shall the Line be
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02
OPENING EXERCISES.
Dedication Services lnaugurated ut the
jefferson Street Baptist Church.

Dedication Services ln1ugurated ut the
jefferson Street Baptist Church
The beginning exercises of the dedica-
tory services OF the Jefferson Street Bap-
fist Church were held last night in the
new house of worship, located on the cor
uer OF jefferson street and Third avenue
II. ".
The opening address was made by Prof.
\. X. Handy, of Allegheny Institute, his
topic being, 1.-The Church, Its Past and
Present" The address was practical and
full CT good advice, especially to the
younger members of the congregation.
Among other things, Professor Handy
said that the Jefferson Street Church was
not dependent upon the existence of the
Montunists, Politicians, Waldenses, Van
dois and many other societies that were
supposed to occupy the mountain fast
nesses of Italy and Fra ace during the
dark ages, in order to connect it with the
apostolic church; nor was 1t necessary for
Roger Williams to have been Immersed
by himself or his followers for the JeiIer-
son Street Church to exist: but that the
New Testament furnished the charter.
bylaws and doctrines of this organiza-
tian and to it, and to it alone, the church
looked for direction. The Sunday school
was organized in March, 1891, in the
IL
as the East Roanoke Baptist Church was
organized January II, 1898, Rev. NJ. y.
Wilson being the pastor. There were Al
charter members. 16 male aud % female.
The church suffered many discourage
ments until January, 1897, when w. Dea-
ton and other memberS of Calvary Church
were instrum entail in reviving interest
and infusing new life into the Sunday
school.
Rev VIM. Lunsford was called to the
pastorate and since that time under his
wise and; efficient leadership the member
ship now numbers ABOUT 10, with Il Sun
Baptist Church was the best exponent
of democratic principles, hut that Il
prayer meeting differed greatly from the
recent convention held III our city in the
lack Of enthusiasm manifested by the
members, and that the pastor would not
object to the use of IL .gavel to keep order
when all wanted to speak Mt once.
In this connection he spoke of the ap-
propriateness of calling Il Baptist Church
by the name Jefferson.
Rev. y. C. Burnett mot being present,
his address on Estate Missions,' was
postponed.
Tonight the programme will he as fol
lows. the exercises beginning ut O'Clock;
Ordination of deacons: sermon by Rev.
DR. l.. G. Bioughton, substituted for
Rev. J. N. Luck, who will not he pres
ent; charge TO deacons, Rev. j. y. Barn
hardt; ordination prayer, Rev. r. j..
Shipmnn.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02
THE. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Baltimore, II runs, II
hits, l error. ST Louis, $ runs, IL hits,
2 errors. Batteries: Amole and Clark
Hart and Douglass.
At BE- ston- Boston. : runs, 10 hits, 9
errors Chicago, 4 runs, 10 hits, err
rors. Batteries: Lewis and Lake; Friend
and kittridue.
At New York-Ncw York, runs, 10
hits, 3 errors. Cincinnati, runs, 10 hits,
. errors. Batter les: Seymour and War
ner; Dammann ard Schriver.
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn ) luns, 10
hits, errors. Cleveland, run, . hits,
l error. Batteries: Kennedy and Grim;
Young and Ximmer.
At Washington -Washington, ) runs,
s hits. error. Pittsburg, l run, 5 hits.
4 errors. Batteries: McJancs and Nc
CURE; Killcn and Sugden. Called at the
end of the sixth inning on account of
darkness.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia, Z runs.
: hits, 4 errors. Louisville, runs, II
hits, errors. Batteries Dunkle and
Mcfarland: Frazier and Dexter.
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Sal E VT
EDWARD JETER, REPORTER

Percy Minor and wife, o. Richmond,
after pleasant stay at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. f. G. Weber, returned home
yesterday. sag
Attorneys Bergman, Green and E.u
gene Withers, Of Danville, are here on
legal business,
j. w. Atkins and wife, of Atlanta, who
hive been summering ut the Red, passed
through Salem Monday night en- route
home.
Judge Allen. of Botetourt county, is
registered at Hotel Duval.
Judge Henry f. Blair and family re-
turned last evening from Saltpetre Cave,
Botetourt county, where they have been
spending the summer.
Tomorrow September 3d. there will
be meeting of the Democratic clans in
the city hall to nominate two candidates
from this legislative district, composed
of counties of Roanoke and Craig and
II oanoke city, for the Virginia legisla
ture Roanoke city will be represented
by her twenty invincible Hicks men.
Roanoke county will be there with heI
usual split dele cations, and Craig, sur
named the Coy Maiden,' will ogle and
blush in the convention. 1t is not our
intention to take time by the forelocl end
inform the public who the fortunate gen
tlemcn will he, but will leave that sequel
to the convention.
The first service of the pentecostal
meeting, ..undert the auspices OF the Nir-
giuia Association fer the Promotion of
Holiness, will he held Mt the tabernacle
to night at 1:45. Evangelist Strouse, the
president. arrived Saturday and has been
busy getting everything in shape for the
meeting. He has undoubtedly secured
an able lot of teachers and it is said that
the attendance from distance will be
more than twice that of last years meet
ing. DIR. Smith and others arrived yes
terday.
Miss Ella Smith, OF Giles county,s the
guest of Mrs. St. Clair on High street.
Miss Lizzie Jordan, OF Lexington, s
visiting in the city, the guest of Miss
Mary Wiley, on Market street.
Luther Huffman has moved his family
from Elkton to this place, he having
rented the Morgan property in West Sa-
lem, where they viii in the future reside.
Mr.. Huffman is employed as stave cutter
in the Bear n Semones barrel and stave
factory at GlenNa7.
Geo. Worden and wife have returned
from pleasant summer outing at the
Bromine Arsenic Springs near Crumpter,
North Carolina.
A trolley party composed of the young
people of the Methodist Church will leave
attend the closing exercises of the Ep-
worth League district conference Mt Yin
ton and will return about 1O:3O Parties
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
THE GRANDEST REMEDY.

Mr.. r. d. Greeve. merchant, of Chill
howie Va, certiiies that he had con-
sumption, was given up tc die, sought all
medical treatment that money could pro-
cure. tried all cough remedies that he
could hear Of, but got no relief; spent
many nights sitting up in chair; was
induced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
and was cured by use of two bottles. For
the past three years has been attending
to business, and says DR.. Kings New
Discovery is the grandest remedy ever
made, as it has done SO much for
him and also for others in his
community. DR.. Kings New Discovery
is guaranteed foi Coughs, Coils and Con
sumption. 1t don't fail Trial bottle
free at Masse's Pharmacy, 100 Jefferson
street.
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ess~ Subscribe for The Times.
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Tobacco Smoke and Flowers.

a remarkable effect of tobacco smoke
OH the color of flowers may be seen in
the case of the field scabia named
botapically Knavtia arvcnsis, so fire.
quently OH the hills and commons from
August till October. If its purplish blue
blossoms. which form nearly globoso
heads, are held i'll the-smoke of tobacco,
their color will soon turn to a bright
green, about the same colcr rs the
leaves
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02

a balloon was sent up from Berlin
in 1895 equipped with self registering
thermometers and barometers. 1t came
down i'll Bosnia with the Instruments
in good condition. The barometer regis
torcd an elevation of 3,S12 feet, anu
She Thermometer Il temperature of b2 de-
erees below zero i.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02

Percy Minor and wife, o. Richmond,
after pleasant stay at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Weber, returned home
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02
Tie Doctors Troche.

a doctor in Johnstown, Pa, whilo es
rorting lady homo ono evening. gave her
II trochc to relieve her cough, but it had
no sfrct The next day she returned the
trousers button with note suggesting
that he might need it.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02

"My boy came home from school one
day with his hand badly lacerated and
bleeding and suffering great pain, says
Mr.. f. j. Schall, with Meyer Bros. Drug
Company, st. Louis, 40. II dressed the
wound, and applied Chamberlain's Pain
Balm freely. All pain ceased, and in
remarkably short time it healed without
leaving II scar. For wounds, sprains,
swellings and rheumatism l know of no
medicine or prescription equal to it.
consider it household necessity" The
% and 30 cent sizes for sale by II. c.
Barnes "He puts up prescriptions
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02

Breakfast, % cents; dinner, % cents;
supper p cents. Meal tickets Il. j.
j. Catogni's restaurant.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02
POLITICAL ROW IN HALIFAX.

South Boston, Va, Sept. 1.-The Re
publicans held their county convention
here this evening. There was full del
eeation from each dist let. The negroes
were in majority, and selected II colored
man rs chairman. 1t was soon discOv
cred that u fight was on hand. The Lamb
faction had large majority, and twelve
delegates were chosen to attend State
convention, should Colonel Lamb call
one. The convention decided to make for
the present no nominations for the senate
and house. The State committee was
severely criticised for deposing Lamb.
The white and coiored Republicans of
Halifax have come to the parting of the
ways. There was discord in the conven-
ton from start to finish. The negroes
say they will no longer he governed by
mere handful of white office seekers.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02
desiring to attend can get particulars
from f.. NJ or J. Fitzgerald.

desiring to attend can get particulars
from f.. NJ. or j. Fitzgerald.
At the recent sale of the n. d. Barnett
property, which was disposed of at nu"-
ton by NJ. T.. Huff, the property was bid
in by Robert Bridges and not Rev. j. Il.
Bridges, as stated.
An injunction was recently awarded by
Judge Dupuy, of Roanoke city,in the alb
sence of Judge Blair, restraining Mrs.
Susie II. Moomaw from paying certain
notes due Mrs. l.. NJ. Evans, who used to
reside in this county, but now residing ut
Hugh Postoflice, Charlotte county, on the
ground that the Winchester Cooperation
Association of Winchester is entitled IL
portion of the proceeds of same, and other
relief IS asked. The matter will come up
at the October term of circuit court.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02
WE ARE THE PEOPLE.

At least, we are the peoples friend, for
we enable them to buy GOOD shoes
CHEAP. Come to either store-Ealem
avenue or Jefferson street-and get II
square deal and II good pair of shoes.
BACHRACH.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-02
TO EXCHANGE.

a farm of 165 acres near Roanoke tt
exchange for city property. See ELLIE
BROS, 104 Jefferson street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-11
BORN
MARRIED.

TIANsEN-PETERS-In this city, Au-
gust z, 1897. by the Rev. DR.. r. K. Dllie Chris
tian Christiansen OF san Francisco and Bel
Pc ers of Golden Gate. Cal.
FOKTIN-H -HAMILTON-In this city August s.
1897, by the Rev. DR.. r. r. Ollie, Fierre W For
tin OF san Rafae, Cal, and Hannah Hamilton
of San Francisco.
FRANZ-NlEMANN-In this city. August 7.
1897. by the kev. j. NJ. Buehler, Valentine
Franz and Louise Nemann.
OR-GONZAGEZ-July "a. 1897, bv the
Rev. Father Gallagher, S. j., Ro bert j. O'Con-
nor and Eugenie Josephine Gonzalez, both OF
San Francisco.
ERWHITE-CUMMINGS this city.
August 4, 1897, at the First Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev. RoberS Mackenzie. William
T. Satterwhite and Anna Blanche Cummnts
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-11
nS-.iliRRliGnS-D DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not he inser, ell They must be handed in AZ
either If the public tton Offices and be indorssd
with the name residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same puOlisded
BORN
AUSTIN-As Laundry Farm. to the wife OF Ar
thur I. c. Austin, a daughter-
CLUFF-tu this citv. August 8. 1897, to the wife
Thomas NJ. Gu Fl, daughter.
GRAY-In this city, july 8. 1897, to the wife OF
George B. Graz. daughter.
JO5EPH-In Big Pine Invo County, Angus a,
1897. to the wife OF Louis Joseph, a
KIRSCHNER-Au:u 10, 1897. TO the wife OF
Hermann Kirschner daughter.
LUNDSFROM August B. 1897, TO the wife OF K.
a. Lundstrom, SON.
LUNsMANN-In this city. July 81. 1897, to the
wife of F. Lunsmann, daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-11
MARRIAGES LICENSES.

The following marriage lrense8 havs been
Issued by the County Clerks orice:
+. S. Johannssn an Lottie Christensen. 2S-17.
John NJ. O'Byrne and katie Connor, o6-24
Thomas Daniels and Teresa Owens, S5-5I.
Thomas II. Joyce and Catherine Henslev, JAZZ
J. \. schnoor aud Marguerite Do ores 29-24.
Joseph Bishop and SUSIE r. spencer $50.
job J. O' hr!en and celia G. O'COn nor, 26--22
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-11
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE C @ NJ, VANCOUVER BARRACKS,
Wash, July 81, 1897. Sealed proposals, in
trfnlicste viii be Tece we'd here until ii o'c ock
a. NJ. august 80. 1897 and then opened, for
furnishing and de livery at Vancouver Barracks,
WASH Portland Or, san francisco, Gala, or else
where stationery required iii Department OF the
Columbia. Information furnished on application
r s reserves right to reject Ur &C ept any all
nronosals or any part thereof Preference given
70 articles of domestic production or manufacture
conditions of quality and price Qnclu ing IN the
facture the duty hereon) being equa', and such
,reference given to articles Of American produc-
iion or manufscsure produced on the Pacific
toast 10 the extent the consumption required
by the public service there. Envelopes containing
nrronosaIs should be marked: Proposals for sta
itonery.o and addressed J. W. Jacobs, @ NJ.
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tOUNTHY EEA1 ESTATE.


COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-LARGE TOWN
" 10, aad nice 10-room cottag- At Byron: good
place for physician; would exchange for city
property; $4,000.
NICE LITfL : FRUIT RANCH OF 20 ACRES,
IN l miie from railroad and water transporta-
tion, within 60 miles of San Francisco: only
$2l0o
SONOMA COUNTY; FIN PRODUCTIVE
- truIt and dairy ranch: handy to railroad and
water transpor; atom would trade Tor city produc-
tive property; $50 00J
l,ANTA CRUZ COUNTY; 7-ACRE ORCHARD
- and fine redwood timber. wat r, etc; only
$4,000 fine summer camp or hea tn resort.
LkESNO COUNTY RANCH OF 2AO ACRES
l. with house, barn. Implements, orchard, timber
and water; only s1Z00; unIncumbered
TULAkE COUNTY; 100 ACkkS; z MILES
4 fom Porterve, between 9 railroads.
DEHA ia COUNTY. l60 ACRES; l20 ACRES;
L 4s0 acres; ~ miles from railroad station;
good land cheap; above Red Buff, below Cotton
wood.
GACRAMENTO; Q LOTS in SACRAMENTO,
~ not far from the state Capitol; $1,000.
Apply 10 G. :. CAPP & CO., Real Estate Agents,
$50 Market St. opp, Palace hotel.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENT
OFFICE-oO8 BROADWAY.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
&2H00 ACRES; GOOD HOUSE. BARN.
eDLOOO. chicken houses etc; water run ming
through tract; just the place for fowls; half cash
tIELDS REALTY CO., 1146 East Fourteenth
St, Oakland.
~ EFT A cHOICE, HEAL1HFUL HOME SITE
" while prices are low; lots 500 TO $l50 at
fitchburg. beyond Fruitvale; the best property
for investment offered: local trains and
electric cars; 10 minutes 10 Oakland and 1o to
San Francisco; splendid climate. out OF damp
belt: soil excellent for gardening very best water
facilities; good school; terms 10 suit Before buy
ing In this locality the OF this properly
Z. NJ. KUNKLE sl519 Washington ~. upstairs
room 2S Oakland Cal
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STORAGE.

r row RATEs-FURNITURE. CARPETS.
a nfanos household goods; clean, light
nar,ments; advances made. j. NOONAN, 10l7
10 1923 Mission ST.. above sixth: open evenings
FURNITURE PIANOS, hTC-ADVANCES.
j. packing. shipping. CHAS LTAYLOR ,204 Post
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-11

IA ILL LVALLEY-HOtSE OF ROOMS, BATH
Iu and basement: furnished or III nfurnished: nice
locations . minutes walk from the station; fruit
and flower garden; beautiful view; lot soy $50.
Apply 5G6 Turk ST.. San Francisco.
O. II PER ACRE; 1900 ACRES; 700 ACRES
I'D L valley wheat land. 500 mountain land: 10
acres vineyard; all fenced; good house. barn. etc
A BkIrTON, Williams, Colusa co, ,a.
| TITLE HOMES CLOSE TO TOWN: I'M
IL proved; easy terms; also 20 12-acre pieces
on and 10 years credit D. H. TWING So
noma city; every Monday at 633 Market ST.. :. +