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HUMOROUS.

The prize ring the engagement
ring.
The snoring man sleeps sound and
makes it.
1t is a wise fish that can read be.
tween the lines.
When cats fight in the dark they al.
ways scratch match.
che speaks broken English, doesn't
he?" 'No, bitt n He shutters
frightfully."
There is nothing that can equal
woman's scorn-especially il you ster
ON it in crowded car.
A man with a bicycle has the same
feeling toward a professional bicycle
thief that mother has toward kid,
napers.
Goodles--You ought to have heard
how that tramp praised me when
gave him dime. Baddles--A touch.
ing eulogy, as it were.
Mrs. Bingo-The next is the last
net, isn't it? Bingo (behind n high
hat)-How do / know? Mrs. Bingo
You've been out twice, haven't you.
"5he seems to be lacking in self.
confidence. ''.5he is shockingly sol
Why, she doesn't believe that she can
plan house better than an architect
Mabel--It is very good Of your
brother to name his mare after me.
What is she like? Martin-Well, you
see, she's got bit Of temper, but
she's awfully fast.
City Man--This must be very
healthy place, Judging from the mum.
ber of old people / have seen herei
Native - Healthy? It's so blamed
healthy that / guess good many Of
'em will have to be shot on the judg.
ment day.
Eagerly-And these stories about
the fabulous wealth of the Klondike--
are they exaggerations? Klondike
Liar-Believe me, yes. Why, you can
travel two or three blocks without see.
ing gold, except few nuggets here
and there.
Madame (entering restaurant)--
Do you know il Mr.. Miller is here?
Waiter-Mr. Millers Isn't he an old
man with big red nose? Madame
Yes, that's he; but look here; / want
you to understand that my husband is
not old nor is his nose big and red.
Doctor-You ought to take thai
child into the country. for several
weeks every summer. Mother Oh,
doctor, I'm sorry to say we are not
rich enough. Doctor-W Well, then,
have her sent by fresh air fund.
Mother-But, doctor, we are not poor
enoughi
Mary" came the voice from the
top of the stairs. "Yes, ma am, +" came
the answering voice from the parlor.
II want to speak to you q minute.
"Just as soon as / say Goodnight to
Harold" N"Very well. But, remem.
ber, I shall not allow you minute
over an hour and half for it.
Upper about tramps having
time on their hands. In my opinion
they are not in it with judges in that
relation. Clipper Il can't quite see
how you make that out. Upper.
Can't, eh? Well, was in court this
morning, and heard Judge give q
couple of men two years apiece.
Mrs. Hayhaw(in Kansas) They say
that cyclone in the next county was
the wust that ever happened in the
state. Farmer Hayhaw-T That's too
bad!--that's too bad! That 'un we
had few years ago was allus thought
the wust on record; but them folks III
be able to crow over us after this
'.Did you get anything?" asked
Farmer Corntossel's wife as he re-
turned from his hunting trip. ''Nothin'
worth speakin' of. ''You surely
didn't come home empty handed?n
'No, but it's next thing to it. !
haven't anything but a couple more
carrier pigeons with messages from
the North Pole tied to 'em.
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-16
A Parsons Rabbit hunt,

Parson Uzzell and 128 other hunt
ers returned recently from the Lamar
slaughter. About $3.50 rabbits were
killed. They will be shipped to
Pueblo, Denver, Central City, Black
Hawk, Boulder, Cripple Greek, Bald
Mountain aud other points. Person
Uzzell has received applications from
SO many parts Of the state that he says
100000 would not more than I'll the
bill. Denver Republican.
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Some Folks Are So Lucky

GIVE had just delightful day, "
exclaimed Mrs. Plfmpton, as she took
off her wraps and permitted her loving
husband to pat her cheek.
"I'm. glad to hear it," he said.
"What have you been doing?"
Making calls" she sweetly an.
swered, ''and hardly any of the ladies'
that Iealled on were at home, -
Cleveland Leader.
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Retter Than oneen.

"Your lot" said Sprockett, sis ten
times better than that of queen. Yet
you complain"
81 fail to see how it is better" re.
sponded the nagging spouse.
"Read the papers The Queen oi
Holland is not allowed to tide 3
wheel. "-Philadelphia North Ameri.
can.
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-16

An invention which English people
will not take up is the automatic
writing telegraph. You write at one
end of the system and at the other end
apen writes out what you have writ
ten in your handwriting. Sketches
can be transmitted in this way even
at distance of 200 miles. There is
fifty times as much invention in the
apparatus as there is in the telephone,
but apparently no one wants it.
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abe Sea Coast Ctbo.
Published every Saturday at Bay st.
Louis, Miss.

Governor John r. Roberts, of Wash
hgton, in recent address in Tacoma,
summed up what he termed his faith
hus: 'Life is struggle; school;
lest of fitness. No struggle, no school
40 school, no fitness; no fitness, no
ulura
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-16

The amount spent annually on the
roads of the country equal three per
cent. on twenty-six million dollars.
Were twenty six millions actually in
vested in good roads, we would have
the finest highways in the world for
the same annual cost, and be making
money ont of them besides
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-16

The Atlanta Constitution says the
advantage of the Southern cotton mills
Is in freights and wages. Twenty per
cent. of cost of raw material goes to
transportation lines, and this alone
represents a good profit to the South
ern mills as compared with the New
England mills.
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plstinotiou witb a Dilrerence.

Krittikle-The girl | marry must be
one Of a million.
Dedbroke-And the girl I marry
must be one with million.
The sea coast echo., 1898-04-16

There are more theatres in proper
tion TO its population in Italy than
elsewhere in the world,
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RE HUsKER.

He breaks the leaves
or the tall corn sheaves
Dried crisp in tho autumn rime,
While he answers t1e hail
OF the piping quail
And the blackbird's resounding chime;
And singing, the careless fellow,
Jill the morning hours arc spent,
He jingles the eight-rowed-yellow
In heaps with creamy dent
The faded corn stock bows its head
And leans from Its zigzag row;
From brown husk gimmers the smutnose rod
And dent with its golden glow.
The long day through,
From mist OF blue
Faint smiles of the sky fash down;
From the sun unroled
Snarls thread OF gold
In those tangles OF curling brown.
He's calling noisy "Hello! ~
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To the crow with an eye intent
On kernels OF yellow,
On ears OF crimpled dent,
The mournful corn stook bows its head
With murmuring sighs Of woe;
Ger heaps OF yellow and CLEANS OF red,
The whispering south winds blow.
The rod sun dies
In tho western skies,
Wide rises tho hunters moon,
Through the lucid light
or the silent night
Rings the chirr OF the sly raccoon.
whistle calls clear and mellow,
And the tall hound finds the scent
Unheeded the eight-rowed-yelow,
The red smutnose and dent,
The lonely corn stock bows its head,
While shadows its tassels throw
On silver dent and the smutnose red
Go wayerinP to and fro.
Elsie r. Egan
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cANARY IsLANDS YEGETATION.

CANARY IOlJANbO 1A44ON.
The soil is very rich. With irrigation
three harvests a year are regularly gath
cred on Canary and Teneriffe. The water
supply is largely kept up by the cloud
belts which even in the drieSt seasons
form almost daily over the higher noun
tains, feeding the springs there which are
the life of the land. But, as has already
been said, the rocky, volcanic nature OF
the coast forbids the entrance of many
plants and this fact has had great in
fiuence on the character of the fora The
craggy hills and stony shores have de-
cidedly desert aspect, adaptations 70
drought in the form of freshly, hoary and
coriaceous leaves and stems abound Eu-
phorbias take the place and have the ap-
pearance of the cacu of American deserts
Fleshy Crassulaceae of the Sempervtvuln
group are more abundant here than In
any other part of the world. There are
TWENTY-FIVE species of them which are
not confined to the volcanic wastes and
shores. They project from the most pre-
cipitous and rocky sides OF the gorgeS.
The urban flora, which makes Laguna and
other old towns so picturesque, ana
which Berthelot describes as largely
publication of that Of the ruins. OF the
Coliseum of Rome, consists conspicuously
of fieshy -leaved SempervivumS and SEN
ecios, whose roots penetrate the tiles or
the houses and the stones OF the street.
IT is curious how many of these heshy
plants have their leaves growing IN rOS-
cites. producing a similarity between the
members of widely separated orders.-Ap-
pleton's Popular Science Monthly.
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FRuITvALB REAL ESTATE.

s475-GRFAT bargain; owner must sell; going
East; house of 2 rooms and basement; stable
fruit trees; corner lot, S5x125: all fenced; ce-
Ynent walks: convenient to cars.
s1g5O-Cost owner 1880; for sale; in East Oak
land bay-@indow cottage of large rooms and
bath; high basement; corner lot, 2Sxlo0 easy
terms II desired
si250-House of rooms and bath: barn.
chicken houses, fruit trees; lot 100xl05; all
fenced; only blocks from station
Sl659--Cottage OF rooms, 7-foot basement.
front and back porch; good stable, chicken
houses; fine artesian well, windmill and tank;
fruit trees; lot 65x150; all fenced
For rent at s12 80 per month"; acres in choice
fruit; cottage of rooms and bath; large barn.
chicken houses, artesian we'll. windmill and
tank.
For further particulars apply to
II. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station, Cal.
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MARRIED.

ADAMI-LOEFFLER--In this city October %,
1898, by the Rev. j. G. Mangold, Henry Z.
Adami and Louise r. Loeffier
DUCKER-DENIKE-In this city, November 2,
1928. by the Rev. W. D. Crabb. Alfred Quicker
and Emma Denike
OLMOS-HALE-In this city, October 81 1898
at Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe's Church, by
the Rev Father Viadomat Samuel Olmos
and Fannie Hale, both of San Francisco.
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A q. GALLAGHER Mrs. H j. GALLAGHER
HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO..
Successors to Flanagan & GaIlagher),
FTrNERAI. DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS-
20 Fifth St. opposite Lincoln school.
Telephone South 50.
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BORN.

CoNLAN-In this city. October %. 1898. to the
wife of Samuel L. Conlan daughter.
FREETHER-In this city, November l. 1895 to
the wife of Captain G. Freether. twin
GIANNINI-In this city. October %, 1898. to
the wife of Henry P. Giannini, daughter
GLASS-In Los Angeles. October 81. 1898. to
the wife of Milton Glass (nee Kallmann), a
daughter.
HAINES-In this city, to the wife of Emanuel
Haines of Rocklin, n son.
HERTZBERG-In this city, November 1. 1898,
TO the wife of Jacob HertZberg, son.
KECk-In Oakland, October 81, 1898. to the
wife Of George F. Keck, daughter.
McENTEE-In this city. October 20. 1898. to
the wife of James ]. McErtee, daughter.
MAY-In this city, November g. 1885, to the
wife of Ernest May daughter.
WALTERS-At Lane Hospital. November T.
1888, to the wife Of H. S. Walters, NJ. D.. a
son.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

G. Il. UMBSEN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
IA MONTGOMERY ST.
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DIED..

BoND-In South San Francisco, November g.
1885 William Walter, dearly beloved son of
Thomas and Maggie Bond beloved brother
of James T. Bond. grandson OF Annie and the
late James Beatty nephew of Mrs. II. EeI-
lum of Oakland, Mrs j. r. Lindsay James
A. and William T. Beatty Henry H Bond
ana ]. R. Lindsay. and cousin of Bella Lind
say and Title Beatty, a native of South San
Francisco aged u years and months.
E-Friends and acquatntances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
Sunday. at 1870 O'Clock, from the residence
of his parents 1907 NJ street. near Eleventh
avenue. South San Francisco. Interment Ma
sonic Cemetery.
ver beloved husband of Mrs. J. T. Cheney.
and father of Allen T., Grace Z. and Jessie
l. Cheney, a native of ireland, aged u years
5 months and q days. (New York papers
G~Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tomorrow
(Monday), at 2 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, $40 Thirty-ffth street, Oakland In
ter1nent Mountain View Cemetery.
CROSBY-In this city, November 5, 1898, Helen
E Crosby a native of Albion, Me-. aged 40
wears 2 months and day.
DAvIS-In this city. November 5, 1898. infant
child of Captain William and Alice Davis
native of San Francisco. aged day.
DENSMORE-In this city, November 2. 1885,
Frank Densmore, late of Yukon. Alaska.
native of Maine, aged 43 years
DF Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
of Haisted & Co., 946 Mission street Re
mains TO be shipped TO Auburn. Me.
EILERD-In this city. November s. 1898. Cath
crime Theresa, beloved wife of the late VIII
liam EIlerd and sister OF Mary Mccarthy a
native OF County Kerry. Ireland, aged Co
years.
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Dfonday), at O'Clock. from her late resi-
~ dence, 1910 Baker street, thence to St. Dom
mics Church for services Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
FRANKIE this city, November 5. 1895. Linda.
beloved daughter OF Maurice and Rosie
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence OF per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
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S2300-Big bargain in cottage in Rich
mond; lot 25x127:6; 18th ave, Clement
St; house contains rooms, BATH etc, and
is very cheap.
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500, 00o-Total rent $500 per annum: promi-
nent Sixth-st. corner, not far from Market
ST.; substantial improvements. stores and lodg-
ing-house; extra large lot.
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CoRNER BUSINESS LOT.

BEAUTIFUL PANORAMIC VIEWS
S90Q-Park Hill; 26:10X154:9; commands view
OF almost the entire city.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-oO8 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
positive bargain-Old established real es-
tate office; owner going to Honolulu; sub
rents pay all expenses Apply ALDEN, 9o2
Broadway
s500O-ELEGANT new residence. modern; 9
rooms; best residence part of the city re-
duced from 5000; rented $40. apply quickly.
ALDEN GARFIELD CO.. 9o2 Broadway
Oakland.
s250-HOUsE and lot well located also 3 rooms
and large lot for $500 ALDEN-GARtIEl1D
CO, 902 Broadway
s1o.Ooo-To lean on real estate; also $500 on
furniture, pianos, etc. ALDEN GAttt IE1@D
Co. 500 Broadway.
s20J CAsH-s15 monthly will pay for model ?
story house OF rooms; modern and up to
date; an ideal home; large lot; chicken house;
Al fence; grand view; fine elevation yet
level: city water and main sewer; Peralta
ave and Jones St, Galindo Tract, East oak
land; a few fine large lots from si25 upward,
SO cash, g monthly; no better site in Oakland
for fine home; streets all macadamized; B.
story school house and electric cars close by:
nice homes and well kept grounds surround
ing: price $500. Call or send for circular 40
Seventh St cor Broadway, Oakland Car
riage free. H. z. JONES. Owner
A-s55o. PAYABLE s. monthly. viii buy one Of
those new S-r9om cottages Win iot 9,Ai1 %,
or rooms and bath, $3.50 " % month IN
the Alvin tract: street maca damized; take
Haywards local train to Elmhurst station;
train stops in front OF the Alvin tract or
Haywards electric car to Jones ave. JACOB
y.
cisco. 463 Ninth st, Oakland.
MONEY to loan. large and small amounts;
legal papers drawn. I. j.. M. SALISBURY,
Notary Public. SOP Broadway, oakland
FOR sale or exchange for S. F. property
I'm. house, bath; nr. train. Box 42l, CAL. OAK.
? ACRES choice fruit; new cottage. rooms,
hath: 7-foot basement; fine artesian well,
windmill tank house; Kencil ave- blocks
from San Leandro road, near power house,
Elmhurst Apply to ALBERT SCHMIDT, lz2
Thirteenth ave. East Oakland
A BARGAIN-s2750; AZ acres; Groom house:
barn chicken houses; all complete; plenty of
fruit; near Fruitvale ave. Inquire at once,
Laymance Real Estate Co.. 46o-452 Eighth St
ROOMS: me corner; central: rent reason
able; don't miss seeing this place. b. e.
BUNCE COS Broadway Oakland
S14oO-T ROOMS; good house: central; don't fail
to see 1t at once; worth s2200. E. u. BUNCE,
9oS Broadway, Oakland
500 o00 to loan: low interest; private offices;
private entranes uncls nerr.- L. e-rans Ave-.
OAKLAND HOUSES.
MODERN Groom fats. s12 TO SIT; dark rms;
free: Adeiine station Oakland; key 94o Union
ST KOENIG & knoll leo6 Broadway
OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES
CLEAN sunny s-room house, central; $40; to
first tenant: lone 81. 2aE-ana
OAKLAND FURNISHED COTTAGES.
--~-- --S,y-lJ,--~----
FURNISHED cottage. rooms, situated
Fourteenth St: rent reasonable to desirable
party. Apply 1908 Fourteenth St, Oakland
OAKLAND HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
CoMPLETELY furnished housekeeping rooms;
flats or 4: also single 1888 Broadway.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FIfRNITIJRE-Good and chsAu. II. ScHELi~-
HAAS old store ans Eleventh st Sa- HIN.
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H. r. MASS,

Undertaken and Embaimer.
Everything REQUISITE for First-CIass Funerals
at Reasonable Rates.
Telephone South 27i- 917 Mission Street
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$350IN 81 50 monthly payments will buy lot 25x
100. with two cars. l block from the Ocean
Boulevard and electric road; cars as good as
house and fine health retreat; over 20
cars now being occupied JACOB HEYMAN,
II MONTGOMERY st.
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Sl20 per foot-BeSt residence location In tn
Western Addition: lots any size; main drive
the Park; street accepted.
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GOOD SMALL. INVESTMENT
S2ooo-S tenements and lot; rent $50 per month
near Fourth and Folsom SITS.
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coon "

ANOTHER GOOD INVESTMENT.
S25o0-Rents 1886 per annum: 4 fats OF l. S,
and rooms; street accepted; 25x75. LangtoI
St, near Howard.
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SIS each: 50 monthly; level building lots. 25x
100; only blocks from San Mateo electric cars.
JACOB HEYMAN, Il Montgomery st.
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BOULEVARD CORN

Sso0-Real bargain; one-half block from y
sion st; corner, SSXil9; snap.
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DEVOTED FATHERS
AND HUSBANDS

Of limited means who cannot buy homes
outright, but who would undertake to pro
vide their families with homes on the plan
OF montnly payments if they could but be
sure that these homes would be saved to
their families in case of their sudden unfore-
seen death. need have no more fear on this
score. We can remedy this uncertainty and
insure you against such possible losses by an
arrangement we have made with one OF the
largest life insurance companies in America.
BY this plan win provide all purchasers
of homes in the HEYMAN TRACT with a
life insurance pollcv. Full particulars of
JACOB HEYMAN. II Montgomery st.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.


10 ACRES of land, near Fresno; best OF soil;
house barn. we'll and irrigating water Tor
Z property around the bay: s2o0o; clear. J. II.
EDISON. 1903 Broadway Oakland.
REDWOOD road property, 1O0x1eO with good
4-room house; modern; for Oakland Ala
media Berkeley or San Francisco lots or
ranch 1865 Twenty-fourth ave. BY letter.
D. p. 1906 Twenty-thrd ave. East Oakland
LOT 1s5x65 and improvements. $3.50. in San
Jose. or exchange. ADDRESS 1i2 Eleventh 81.
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. $1S00-One-half block from NIission-st cars
cozy cottage OF rooms bath. bay windows
brick foundation, etc: large lot, 81 6xl50: this
IS a snap: viii be sold on easy terms.
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S7250-Two fine handsome new flats OF 6 ant
rooms and bath; best portion of DeVisaderC
St; rent S62 so; lot 25x1o0.
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COTTAGE VERY c.


SI5oo-Corner On First ave; 25xll5; good loca-
ton for hrst-class grocery or drug store; Will
be sold on easy terms.
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MADISON & BURKE, Real Estate Agents.
Established 1855. GIG Market st.
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NEW 7-room-and-b bath cottage, now being
built with lot 25x120. on Ninth ave. between
California and Clement SITS; S25 month; il
contains ali modern improvements. JACOB
HEYMAN. Ii Montgomery st.
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GOLDEN GATE AVE. LOT.
sS250-very cheap; north side east OF Scott St
25Xl37:6, TO a rear street; owner might take
less; offer wanted.
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Lots in Sunset District Golden Gate Park,
cheap, on S monthly payments
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$3.50 EACH-S5 monthly; no interest; lots 25x
ia; only minutes walk from Castro St cars;
good lots to build
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Price reduced to s2500-Business property
25th ST., near Church; lot 25x114; 2-story build
ing containing store and four rooms; also
rooms and bath upstairs; bakers oven in real
Of lot.
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THE CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE AND
TT2T-GT COMP

Issues policies Of insurance upon realty titles.
which guarantee purchasers and their heirs
against losses from defective searches.
The company has paid-up capital of $3.50, 900
and q reserve fund of S25, 900, which amply
AlIararfeeS every uOlfpV
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Call and obtain one Of our Real Estate
Records" which contains a list OF properties
for sale in all parts OF the city.
G. Il. JTMBSEN & CO.,
IA Montgomery st.
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ROOMS TO LET-continued.

SUFFER-. 114S, corner Polk-Newiy furnished
sunny suites and single; also suite for doc
office.
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G. Q. BEMIS, -
REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
324 MONTGOMERY ST.
FOR SALE.
Choice building lot on Army and Twenty
seventh SITS; close TO electric road
$5G00-Good corner for store; must be Sold
lot 52:4x60 feet
s6700-50x12T:6 feet on Jackson St, overlook
ing the Preside and bay.
60-vara on Page st; panhandle OF park.
S30O-Choice building lots north OF park.
bargain corner Firth ave and c
st fpaf
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Having a complete abstract plant the com
pany is able 10 make and continue abstracts for
use OF attorneys at shortest possible notice.