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SMART GIRLS.
Prove to Be Expert Safe Crackers and
ESCAPE Erom Prison

Two prisoners. mere girls, escaped from
the State Reformatory for Women early
Tuesday morning and Won honorary mem
bership in the proudest society Of cracks
men. For these two-Margaret Marlbor-
ough, 20 years old, and Martha Brinck-
man, q years old-not only earned liberty
however brief, but broke open a safe and
stole $3.50 and carried off $500 worth of the
Superintendent 5 fine clothes. Arrayed in
these clothes there is nothing about the
appearance of the pair TO awake sus-
piciOn.
Margaret and Martha were committed to
the reformatOry from New York three
years ago for misdemeanor Being tidy
and seemingly trustworthy, they had been
employed as maids in the apartments of
Mrs. Abbot, the Superintendent, and Mrs.
Roy, the head Supervisor. At night the
girls. like the other prisoners, We're locked
in their cells, which are small rooms with
wooden doors and big, strong locks.
Margaret and Martha must have care
fully studied the conduct of affairs in the
institution. When the three night watch
men were elsewhere in the building Mar
garet broke open the door of her cell with
small steel bar she had somehow pro-
cured. Then, from the outside, she broke
Martha's lock next door. Tiptoeing along
the dark corridors they went to the Office
which they took $3.50. Perhaps they know
the combinatiOn-there We're but few
scratches on the safe door
They shrewdly knew their prison dress
would at once betray them. So they pro
ceeded to the superintendent and Super
Visor's rooms. with which they were per
fectly familiar and carefully avoiding the
rooms where the women slept, they ran
sacked the bureaus and wardrobes.- They
took off their prison uniforms and dressed
themselves in fashionable clothes and
bundled up other clothes and jewelry
Then they pried a lock and made their
way to the ground floor; pried another
lock and We're in the yard. The tall
prison wall confronted them. How they
climbed it they only know. 1t looks in
surmountable to a monkey
About 1:15 a. m. the ticket agent sold
two tickets to New York City to two
smiling. and polite young women. who in a
lew minutes took train. The girls
Then the police of the neighboring cities
were notified, and earnest but fruitless
search was made.-New York World
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FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITvALE REAL -

FRUITVALE.
SNAPS. SNAPS. SNAPS.
You may not believe it, but We have enabled .
families TO start in the way of getting their
homes instead Of paying rent within the last
week and 16 in the last 50 days.
We have only the following bargains Of gilt
edge real estate left. and you may have them
on very easy terms If you come this week.
S600-SS 80 per month; rooms. hall pantry,
good we'll; large lot; completely fenced; min
utes from Frultvale station.
$3.50 rooms. large basement; new; well and
pump; lot 50xl0o: about 50 per month.
S75e-About $40 per month; rooms, basement;
well and pump: 80 foot front.
All the above are splendid places for chickens,
etc: plenty of room for cows and horses
Sl000-Si4 per month; lot 50Xl50 room cot
tage; good well; graded street; splendid local
ity.
Sl250-6 rooms; large lot well and pump: bath.
etc: new; terms to suit.
Sl500-9 rooms; lot f5x125: bath pantry. clos
cts halls. high basement: excellent locality;
fruit trees; corner lot; extra large barn; well,
windmill ana pump; 2 blocks from car line.
S700-l00XlIj: choicest lot in FruitVale; sewers;
city water: close to
on all the above the improvements cannot be
duplicated to-day for the price asked.
We viii exchange for improved or unimproved
property in Berkeley. Oakland, San Francisco or
Fruitvale on the above improved places.
THE HOME BUILDING co.
Half block from FrIitvale station, Fruit
vale
city oface-222 sansome st. room ?. ground
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MARRIED.

BOURQUIN- IN-KENNEDY-In Seattle, Septem-
Der 49, 1899. by the Rev John f. Damon,
Alfred j. Bourqutn and Sadie Isabel Ken
nedy both of san Francisco.
BOYNTON- -KERSHNER-In Oakland, Cal,
September 2J, 1893, by the Rev f. r. Ollie
ID. Everett Woodbury. Boynton and Adell
kershner, both of San Francisco.
GAMBLE-RITTER-In Los Angeles Septem-
Der 2S. 1899, by the Rev. b. W r. Taylor. James
Gamble Jr. of Ray, Ariz.. and Carolyn 4.
Ritter of Oakland, Cal.
GRAHAM-LASWELL- Oakland, September
2g, 1899 by the Rev. e. r. Ollie, DID. Harry
Archibald Graham and Florence May Las
well both of San Francisco.
KINSMAN-BARLOW-I this city. September
parents, by the Rev. e. r. Ollie. ID, John
San Francisco
GST-MENCHACA-In this city. Septem-
Der 29 1899, by G.. w. F. Cook. Justice Of the
Peace, August Mlngst and Carmen Menchaca
both of San Francisco.
SOULE-POMROY-I this city, September 49,
1899 at the Second New Jerusalem Church.
by the Rev. Joseph Worcester. Beach c
Soule and Ethel B, Pomroy.
SPILLANE-CODY-In this city. September 29
1899, by f. Fl. Kerrigan. Justice of the Peace
John F. Spillane and Eva Cody, both Of San
Francisco.
WERNER-HEIsIG-In this city, September
81 1899, by the Rev. J. II. Schroeder, Philip
Werner and Gertrude Heisig.
WOHN-MAGNER-I this city September o.
1899 by the Rev. j. II. Schroeder, William r
Wohn and Mary +. Magner.
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up a few old boys like that almost every
morning. They're not drunkards, but
they've been at it so many years that
don't know it. they are working on alb
solutely nothing but whisky AS soon as
they get little fresh fuel in the morn
ing they're all right. but they come in
scared and out of their wits, thinking
they're going to drop dead every minute
III bet that gentleman you saw can sign
his name now without quiver.' [ walked
out rejecting. 1t was a weird sight
gentlemen, and l don't want to witness it
again. Suppose we go and have some
thing g?'-NeW Orleans TimeS-Democrat.
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NERvEIEss DRINKERS.
Bartender's Morning Job of Patching
Up Old Soaks

'I take drink when [ feel like it,"
said a Canal-street business man, land
can't see that it has ever done me any
harm, but / witnessed a little episode this
morning that has haunted me ever since
and has forced me to do a whole lot of
thinking / had stepped into a bar very
early to get a cocktail, and while it was
being compounded a middle-aged gentle
man came and asked one of the attend
ants TO pour him out little plain
whisky. He was carefully dressed and
had all the marks of refinement and good
breeding. and his request was so un-
usual that l turned involuntarily to look
at him. The bartender exhibited no sur
prise and placed half a small glassful of
whisky at his elbow. but the instant he
stretched out his hand / saw that the
man was on the verge of nervous col
lapse. He shook like an aspen. and when
he finally managed to seize the tumbler
its contents flew in every direction. Let
me assist you, colonel said the bartender
quietly, and, pouring out another drink,
he leaned over and held 1t to his lips
The man said nothing, but gave him a
haggard look that went into my heart
like a knife. My God what a look
Shame, humiliation and abject animal
terror. 1t started the sweat on me like
water. Well. he drank his whisky. stood
still for a minute as If gathering himself
together, and sauntered out as cool as
ever.
''I asked the bartender If he had many
such customers, and he laughed. Lots of
en- he said. There isn't first-class bar
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
NORTH PACIFIC COASy RAILROAD.
Via 8saaaNte Ferry.

Commencing October ]. 1889
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-'7:0o. $3.50, HOO a. M; '1:45.
'3ie, 5:l5, SEQ. $50 p: IN.
EXTRA TRIPS-For Mill Valley and San Ra-
fael. on Mondays: Wednesdays and Saturdays.
at 900 and 1880 p. m.
SUNDAYS 500. 1000 'lr:sO a. M; .1;15.
S;1S ~. AS; SO s;9o p m. 20 Son o,,o.
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK. DAYS-5:25, 1916, 7:45, 's:4O a. m,
1920. PAS -3:40 "5:15 o. III.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays and
-sUNDAYs-s:2o 500. 1000, .11:45 a, M;
'1:4o '315. 4:45. $3.50 p. m. J.
Trains marked (') start from San QueiitIn
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN NeiStO
WEEK DAYS-5:45, GAS, 1855. 9:45 a. m
12:35 235, 3:45. $50 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 700 and 1920 p. m.
SUNDAYs-S:c5.. 1O;o5 a m; 1905 2:15. $50.
500, GAS p.
THROUGH TRAINS
700 a. m. week days-CaZadero and way stations
$40 p. IN. Saturdays-Tomales and 7ray stations
500 a. m 'Sundays-Tomales and way stations
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UNIQUE EXHIBIT BY SCOTT & MAGNER.

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Did. the postman leave any letters
Mary?' the mistress asked on returnine
from a visit one afternoon. -'ilie
Nothing but postcard, maam."
Who is it from, MarY?"
And do you think I'd read it. ma'an -"
asked the girl, with an injured air
Perhaps not. But any one who sends
me message on a postcard is either
stupid or mpertinent''
You'll excuse me. ma'am.'' returnod
the girl, loftily, "but that's a nice wav to
be talking about your own mother;
Sydney Journal
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DIED.

BERNSTEIN-In this city, September IS, 1899,
Racie daughter of p. IL. and Lily Bernstein,
aged months.
CURTIS-In South San Francisco, September
90 1S99 Michael Curtis. beloved son of the
late James and Margaret Curtis, and brother
of Mrs. Frank Zimmerman, native of Port
land Conn, aged 81 years.
~ Friends and acquaintances respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral this day
(Sunday) at 1915 o'clock, from the under
taking parlors of the Gantner e Guntz I'm
dertaking Company. and 10 City Hall
square Interment Holy Cross Cemetery by
II 80 o'clock train from Third and Townsend
streets
DFEIEREST-In this city, September IS, 1899.
James H., husband of Phoebe A. Demerest
and father OF Frank W. Denrerest a native
of Newport. r. l., aged so years II months
and 16 days.
tend the funeral services this day Sunday
at o'clock. at Pioneer Hall, Fourth street
near Market. Interment private. in Masonic
Cemetery.
DAEWERITZ-In Mill Valley. September 2s
1899 MoritZ Daeweritz. a native of GERMANY
aged 90 years. A member of Verein Eintracht
and San Francisco Lodge No. /, o. d. H. S.
lyFriends and acQuaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Sunday) from Eintracht Hail. Twelfth
street near Folsom, where funeral services
will be held, under the auspices of the Verein
Eintracht. commencing at o'clock. Remains
at the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co.. 1887 Mis-
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BORN.

BORLAND-At Kuling LII Mountains. China,
August IS. 1S99 to the wife Of Robert Bor-
land. NJ D.. daughter.
DALY-In Bay View. September %, 1899, to the
wife of John DAILY, son.
FRIEDEMANN-In this city, September o.
1899. to the wife Of George Friedemann. a
daughter.
HACKE-In this city September 10. 1899. to
the wife of William c. Hacke, daughter.
LAWRENCE-In this city. September q. 1899
to the wife OF W. G. Lawrence. twin daugh-
ters.
McCORMICK-In this city, September q. 1S99
to the wife Of Edward Mccormick, son.
MALCOLM-In this city. September 49, 1899, to
the wife of W. II. Malcolm, daughter.
MANNING-In this city. August 30, 1899 TO the
wife Of George +. Manning, son.
PETERS-In Hopland, Mendocino County. Sep
tember %, 1899 the wife Of II. y. Peters.
q son.
RIORDAN-1n this city. September 2s. 1899. to
the wife OF T. p. Riordan. a SON
SALSIG-In Golden Gate. Cal, September "a,
1899, to the wife of \. b Salsig. a son.
SLATTERY-In this city, September %. 1899, to
the wife of William J. Slattery, a son.
WISE--In this city, September %. 1899. TO the
wife of a. L. Wise formerly Miss Nina Par
keTl.
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Making outv in GEORGIA.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL,

One of the old-time darkies. on being
asked "how he was making out" replied
in this fashion:
well, sub, times is mighty tight wild
me- but / manage to make Twin"
What are you doing now?"
I'll, 1uii, - .AiT ny Put nm ny uo-
little baptizin'; en- wen dey's nuttin' dom
at dem three hangs roun' de white folks
EN- waits 'twell dey gets in de notion ter
run fer Office ag'in!-Atianta (Ga)
Constitution.
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Her Comment.

'I did my best to be entertaining" said
the young man in a voice OF sorrow.
did you succeed?''
I'm afraid not. I recited Hamlet $
soliloquy. She looked at me reproach-
fully for several seconds. and then ex-
claimed, i don't think that's very
funny! Washington Star.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENcE.

Saturday, September 30
ARRIVED,
Br ship Valkyrie, Jones, 14o days from Car
schr Car, Huffman, IS days from rodos
Santos.
Ship Indiana. verrey. 4s days from Nushagak.
via Karluk IS days.
SPOKEN
September 2, lat 10 y, Ion 1os w-Br shin
Rahane, from Newcastle, Eng, for san Fran
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
Charles A. Jones and Jennie Leonard .... "a %
Claud Lewis and Roze NJ. Kingsley. ........ % 30
August Larsen and Marie Johannsen. ..... 80
John II. Meredith and Amy B. Meredith. 80 %
II. G.. Lowry and Constance A. Lanigan... p
Harry c. Carlson and Lille /. Haskins q %
John y. Shea and Annie McCarty. 27- %
Peter ]. Owens and Teresa Tiernan. SO -25
T. ]. Murphy and Catherine NJ. Donahue. .25- 20
Edwin NJ. Hunt and Bertha c. Richter. 80 81
Frank A. Bystrom and Mary OLSON. .3S- %
Irwin r. Fenner and Mollie T. Phillips. .52 81
Ole c. Iverson and Nora Roche. %
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RkNRY j. GALLAGHER CO..

Successors to Flanagan e Gallagher).
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
20 Fifth St. opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South So
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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
indorsed with the name and residence of per
sons authorized TO have the same published.
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BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET.

FOR rent. in desirable location. house Of nine
rooms. bath. laundry and storeroom, with
stable Chicken-house and large yard; con-
venient to trains and university grounds. Ap-
ply 10 J. r. LITTLE. Berkeley station.
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Belgium. II, 100 square miles. is about
Rhode Island.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


FOR sale-In the best part OF Berkeley. house
large lot JOSEPH ]. MASON, Real Estate,
adjoining Postoffice. Berkeley.
TO Iet-Furnished house OF l3 rooms; acres
of land; carriage house, etc. Apply JOSEPH
J. MASON. Real Estate, adjoining Post
Office, Berkeley.
BERKELEY.
1923 and 1425 Spruce st: rooms, bath new;
plumbed upstairs and down; wired for electric
lights; plumbed for gas unobstructed view;
best location in Berkeley; graded street; close
to prospective car line; we will exchange for
smaller property, improved or unlmproVed'
balance on easy terms, or will sell on very
easy payments; this property is a snap and
will be worth $500 more than we ask for 1t
within or months.
Office, 222 Sansome ST. room 2, ground floor.
AT bargain-This fine residence. Just com
- pleted: s rooms; all modern improvements;
lot 40 or more by 1885, corner Grove and Par
Shattuck ave. or H. r. ABRAHAMSON, III
Laurel St, Oakland.
NEW colonial house; rooms and porcelain
bath tub; pantry; hot and cold water sta
brick foundation; street severed and graded;
large lot: $3.50; Just think, only 500 cash,
balance SS monthly; this. property is in
churches, stores and electrician lines; take
Berkeley train; get off at LQr!n station, ask
for RUDOLPH PERKINS,; office open
Sundays and evenings.
FOR sale-Almost new rooms; bath; pantry;
hot and cold water; stationary tubs; folding
doors; bay-windows; high basement; fruit
trees; chicken yard: stable: all fenced and
cross fenced; price s1250. only s10O cash. bal
ance SO 80 monthly: bank loaned $1,000 on
this property: take Berkeley train, get on at
Lorin station ask for RUDOLPH & PER-
KINS: office open Sundays and evenings.
SPECIAL bargain in a nice 5-room cottage,
with bath. barn, Well windmill and tank:
all in good condition and only minutes
walk from station. for S1050 See o. G.
MAY e co. 2123 Center st.
c. c. BEMIS. Real Estate and General Land
Agent. 324 Montgomery st.
In Berkeley-CIrner lot S1X15o. with modern
house Of
FOR SALF-Fine residence site: corner Vine
and Spruce, bet. Vine and Cedar. North
Berkeley: outlook on bay; very desirable for
home; garden. orchard: any amount. Terms,
owner, HEMENWAY. 1918 Spruce.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-oO6 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


E. E. BUNCE,
sos BROADWAY,
SOUND INVESTMENTS.
Elegant modern corner residence of rooms,
in the feart of Oakland; will sell for the value
of improvements or gift of the land; must sell
to foreclosure.
S2G0C-S room house; up-to-date; corner
$265o-Worth $35oO; house: up-to-
date; lot 4sxl4O tt. $1,000 can remain on mort
SI5OO-New cottage Of rooms; modern; nice
lot same rent.
Two nice cottages; corner: in heart Of Oak
land; large lot; viii sell to save foreclosure;
rental $40 per 2eIPaGf6 month; cAr,1o1-cr
Before you buy or loan your money on Cali
fornia real estate get my opinion of its value
for your own protection.
E. E. BUNCE. soS Broadway, Oakland.
scales, cash register; rent $l5 month; $500.
c. K. KING. 9o2 Broadway, Oakland
TO TRADE fine corner, lOOx10O, East Oakland:
street work all done great chance G. X.
KING 9o2 Broadway Oakland.
$50 FOR chicken ranch, acres, Haywards:
wards. c. X. KING, e02 Broadway, Oakland.
vacant lots well located. C. A. KING, 902
Broadway. Oakland.
SUNNY modern cottage; large rooms: flowers:
fruits chickens; handy to school. local trains;
easy payments. Apply to owner, 1lS1 East
Sixteenth ST. Oakland
FOR sale. $500 good investment, four
room cottage, with bath. basement, brick
foundation; rented for IS per month: must
be sold. Apply at once TO r. J. MONTGOM-
ERY, 40 Thirteenth St. Oakland.
SACRIFICED-4 elegant new houses in course
Of construction on 22d St, bet. Grove and
West; all modern improvements: street work,
sidewalks done; small payment down: balance
monthly II desired houses open for inspection
TO TO Sundays. J. II. SIMPSON, 515 20th.
s2s5O-COST $4,000: finest cottage at Lorin sta
tion, Berkeley rooms; double kitchen and
dining room; porcelain bath; cement tubs
toilets; elegant mantels china closet: fine In
ished basement; inside stairway; extra built
years ago by s. f. merchant: lot 50x135;
choice strawberries; chicken houses: barn;
close 10 s. F. local station and electric cars;
q sacrifice; owner simply must sell
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO..
i60-462 Eighth st, Oakland.
SACRIFICED-4 elegant new houses in course
OF construction on 33d st. bet. Grove and
West: all modern improvements: street work
sidewalks done: small payment down; balance
monthly IL desired. J. II. SIMPSON 515 goth.
s1375-SPLENDID bargain in 2 cottages. 4
condition; near cars. etc. and well rented:
all for sl375. Apply quickly ALDEN CO,
Ills Broadway
RARE chance for hotel man: S50Oo to close an
estate; large corner lot with elegant 24-room
house; cost $4,000. NJ L. WURTS, Seven
teenth and Broadway.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE-Dividend No 81 (5Oc per
share) of the OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COM
PANY will be. payable at the office OF the
day, October ?. 1899. Transfer books will close
on Tuesday, September IS 1899 At 3 o'clock
.. m. Z. II. SHELDON, Secretary.
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CHEAPEST a~d best in America-T'he Weekly
call i6 pages. sent 70 any address IN the
-; T-aited States or Canada one year for 81.
. prstage paid.
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STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES.

GALA. storage Warehouse. +. SMITH. prop,
722 Mission; goods guaranteed: tel. Clay %.
PIERCE -RODOLPH Storage and Moving Co.
OFFICE. i01 Post. cor. Powell: tel Main 57l3.
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The PACIFIC NSFER COMPANY
will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences Enquire OF Ticket Agents for Time Cards and
other information.
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A BRANCH Office for Gail advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at l0se Va
e>leucia Sc.
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FOR sale-In the best part OF Berkeley house
of rooms: new; all modern Improvements;
large lot. JOSEPH J. MASON. Real Estate,
adjoining Postoffice, Berkeley.
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y EFSTER. 7l1-Two- or three unfurnished
rooms TO let; modern Improvements.
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VAN NESS. l02l-Firely furnished sunny
suites for housekeeping; also single rooms
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RooSls TO EET-Furn. md Unfurn.

A-BRJNSWICK HOUSE, l4S Sixth - Rooms.
&c 10 81 per night; 81 % to S per week and
ltgbt housekeeping; open all night
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ss:I5A Newark Ccntcrville, San Jose, FELTON,,
Boulder Greek Santa Cruz and Way
Stations .................. s5,
f2;I5P Newark. Ceuterville San Jose, New
Almaden FELTON,, Boulder Creek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
Stations .......................1 1IO:
+l:I5P Newark San lose Los Gatos....... @O:;
bII:f5P Hunters Excursion, San Jose and
Wav StatiOpa "a,
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LEAVE FROM OCTOBER 2, 1899.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PROPERTY
FOR SALE
BY
WILLIAM ]. DINGEE.

s25oo-Something fine all new and modern;
two-story, six rooms and bath: all open plumb
ing gas fixtures window shades large clos
cts: handsomely finished in natural wood; ce-
ment walks; in fact, complete and ready to
Tr,ONe info ga terms
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.

HANDSOME residence. 9 rooms. bath: barn; $50
24th. Inquire r. FRANKIE, 1922 Grove; rent low.
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Ticket Offices $50 Market St. Chronicle bldg.
II. c. WHITING. r. x. RYAN
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

SNAP-New House. s rooms and bath; lot 5Ol
$50; good location; 5 minutes walk from sta
tion. Apply to w. F. SCHULTZ. 1912 Chapln