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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

We'll. the deacon started to go down
cellar after a pitcher of cider-for our
stomaehs' sake. you Understandable
right at the top he stepped on the cat
and tumbled headlong down the stone
staiss clear to the bottom, and it seemed
like he hit every stone in the stairway
goin' down with his head or some other
corner of his body. and landed in a
real painful lookin' heap at the bot
tom, and lay there groanin', ana, of
course, Miz Hockersmith was a good
deal fustered and hollered down the
cellar stairs:
30, Aaron. Did you break the pitch
er?'
".No. he roared. springin' up as
nimbly as boy. No. didn't, but, by
gosh, Will
That's jest what he said-'by gosh,'
for | heard him, And then he swung
the pitcher over his head and smashed
it into thousand pieces on the lower
stair. Of course the fall vexed him
considerable, but l do think he was
little mite too hasty. He ouSnt TO nave
stopped and counted 100 before he an
swered anyhow Louis Post-Dis-
patch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21
DIDN'T WANT MUCH.

New York Tribune: When the re-
lief committee was organized recently
in Atlanta an old negro sent the fol-
lowing letter to a man who had form
erly employed him: "Marse Bill:
Deer Fren-I is tol dat dey gwine
'roun' striblltin' goods ter de POI
Marse Bill, you well knows da Use de
po'es' niger dis side er Freedom. So
fur, SO good. Now, l wants you ter use
you 'fluence ter git me some what dey
striblitin'. / wants one bar'l er self
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

thing else you want by merely think
ing about it,
Il told Martin all about it." went.o on
the tall girl, "and he got SO mad be-
cause he had been 'worked'-that was
what he called it-that he went right
home again. No, didn't get my ride.
Don't talk to me about mental tele-
pathy.''-Chicago Tribune.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

"Uncie Toms Cabin never gets stale"
ANY novelty this Year,"
Yes, when Eliza escapes across the
river she does a cake walk on the tee
Chicago News
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

risin' flour; two hams, en- side er
meat; one bar'l er pearl grits (git de
right bran, Marse BilD); two gallons
er maple surrup; one sack er salt; six
poun's er coffee; a dollars wuth er
sugar, en-, Marse Billet hit don't go
gin yer conscience-ehbout quart
er con Ticker, SOS de Oh man kin git
his dram!"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

The window has its pane, we know,
But that's for giving light
And not to force some one to walk
The floor with it all night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

New York's police department employs
I, 400 persons.
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Builders Contracts.

Edward Mclaughlin (ownerl with John Nc
Carthy tcontractOr), architect Charles Geddes,
brick stone and terra Gotta work, grading. etc.
for a six story and basement building, on Mis-
sion street between New Montgomery and
Third streets. s2+. 900.
Same owner with Edward T. Letter (contrac-
tori architect same carpenter. wood and stair
work glass. glazing, hardware. etc, Tor same
on same: SlI0T5.
tractor architect same cast and wrought iron
work for same on same: $500.
Joseph G. Deming (owner) with T. H 3lasoH
(CoatraCtOr). architect c. :. McNally, all work
for a two-story frame building (store and iat)-
on NE line OF Sixth street. lS2 NV OF Bran
man, NV % by NE 100 $3.50.
W H Mitchell (Owuer) with W z. Grant
(coutractorl. architect none, all work for a two
story frame building with brick foundation, on
Z line Of Ninth avenue go : of street, %
by E 100 Outside Lands block 76l; $4Is0
rick (CoutractcrJ. architect c J. / Devltn-
Plaster work for a hye-stOry frame build
irg with brick basement on lot on NV corner
Of O'FarreU and Mason streets, " 50 By y
80: $500
same owner with Duffey Bros. (contractOrs),
architect same-PIUm Ding and gaSftting. etc,
for sane On same; $500
T. J. and John T. O'COunor tOwner) TO Doug
las & Campbau tcontractors). architect none
All work for a 2-story frame dwelling on lot on
y line of Waller street, IA E Of Laguna- Z
John D. Spreckels (owner) with J. C. and D.
c. Neish and Adam Beck tNeLsCh Bros CON
tractorS). architects Reid Br0s--All stone and
brick work for a 3-stGry residence on lot on y Z
corner of Pacific Avenue and L>aguna street,
Western Addition block 19S, S24. 150
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

William B. and susan Hepworth 10 Joseph
PaHlasson, lot on line OF Pine street, 1858
W Of Fillmore " % by 1876 S3l80.
Francis H. Meyer to Carolina VI. Schlessel-
mann wife of John H). lot on W line OF
Parker avenue (Wtll!amson). 1876 y OF Point
Lobos avenue. y 37:6 by W 12o; 80.
Margaret H and Netta c. Lawrence. Nella
r Hart and Mary H Jackson 70 Alexander
z. McNee, lot on \ line OF Elliot PARK 10
W OF Steiner, = by 81 thanliitoh square, >
'iJ John J. Friedrichs TO Margaretha Frtedrichs
(vgtdow) lot on s line Of Turk street, 800 E
of North Willard f 1916 by 5 l27:6 s.
Ellen Gray to Ma5y c, G G. Dunn B wife o,3 Of
S2o 6asie Of went second. 20 by W 125; gift
Joseph e Barry and Matthew l. sullivan TO
chez 5S:s by \ los; also lot on Sc line
Of ON Market street, 2ss sw Of Sanchez sW 27s
y Diamond Real Estate and Investment Com
pany TO Hannah Foley. same (two pieGesl; also
lot on Sc corner of Carl and Willard streets,
Henri ana Eliza Stern to Fannie s. Down
lng. T7ggentT-fourth t@t ON SIS s g. by E 50: SO.
Margaret A skelIy and Thomas ]. and VIII
rsar,Ss IAN s n lot on Y line Montgomery street
"a AZ \ from Suffer- IS: by W SO; also en-
tire Outside Land block 7sS, bounded E by
{ynrse y 1'se Ne street 4s from Sixteenth. 23
IRON, Noe. " % by s rs: also lot on 5 line
Henry street 124 W from Noe. S by ll9'
sIso lot on W line Noe street. IS : from Henry
( % hy " e6; also property in Alameda County
also all interest in estate OF Maria X Regah
Caroline A. Nixon. wife of NJ G.. to same
same eight descriptions; gift ~
William II. Grattan 70 Alcide boudan re-
record of 442 d so. " line Jansen street 1s
\ from Lombard. y 1875 by W 1915; sl60e
Horace. L, Hill to same. lot on w line mason
street us from Lombard, 1876 by W oZ'o
quit-claim deed; 80 -, 1,-i
T)evincerizf lot W line Of Mason street, 15t %
{ OF Chestnut 1875 by W 122:6; $40.
Jose q Pico to Ysabel Hamley, So-vara ara
on corner Of said block, the same being situated
on the SW corner Of said Dlock. haNlns a
southern frontage of 80 feet ana as same ap-
pears upon deed in LiEer lsSe eSecuieq 70 ne ne
bv John X Moore. July Il lsss being the
corner OF North Point and Hyde streets tas re-
corded quitclalm deed; $500 1z-,,,,. =.
solomon and Dora Getz 70 William
Mitchell sI.i lot on y E. line e9 O. sid n5'h avenue ~
HaT = and Philip F. Mohrhardt to ".
F-sfers Won Krakan. lot on Ne line OF twenty
seventh avenue. 20 NV OF r street, NV % oy
NE 100. lot 9, block 4s5. Bay view Homestead;
Extata. Of James G. Fair tby J. s. Angus. T.
{. Crorhers and W. s. Goodfellow. executors,
10 Rose Tferney. lot on $ line OF santa Marina
block Q Fairs subdivision OF Holly Park; Sl4O
Alameda County.
: Mckee 10 Lewis B. Chandler, lot on
eleventh street, NE 1874 by NV 70, block S.
Clinton East Oakland; SO
Lewis B. Chandler TO John r DlngWetl, !oI
ON f corner of Monroe street and Twenty third
avenue Sc 1912. $50. NV 17sss. SW 45. 20
to beginning being lot 1, Draper Tract, being
also portion of lot l. Cannon Tract, East Oak
land. SO.
Thomas P. Emigh to Katharine c. Johnson,
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TO WIDEN THE STREET.
Montgomery Avenue Property Hold
ers Want a Boulevard.

The movement to create an assessment
district for the purpose OF widening
Washington street from Montgomery aV-
enue to the bay is gaining headWay all
along the line in the Montgomery y-av enue
district. The latest baCker OF the scheme
is George NewhalI, president OF the ter-
ries and Presidio Railway Company MT
NewhaH announced yesterday that II the
street were wtdened he would convert all
or a greater portion OF his present caoie
system into a n electric road
The scheme as laid before the Board Of
Supervisors is to widen Washington street
twenty feet. the property to be condemned
on the south side of the street ms
would give street seventy teet vice
from the end of Montgomery avenue 10
the water front and would be the only
sufficient channel of trade 70 the bay IN
the business district Among the prop
ertv owners who have signed the petition
are the Montgomery block. D. GhirardeIlI,
A P. Hotaling. Mark Sheldon COMPANY
John T. Doyle. John TreadweIl. German
tate and Marie z. E. Berton.
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the portion of lot s. in plat p. Mountain
VieW cepletery. Oakland Township, SO.
: o. and Nellie s. Harvey to NJ D Eaton,
lots and :, block 3, McGee Tract, Berkeley;
$500
Ada and Thomas F. Graber TO Patrick Shea.
lot 6. block ). Sea View Park. Berkeley; $40.
Sarah T. ingalls,, s F. Daniels tassignee OF
estate Of Sara T Ingalls, insOlvenO, ;. r
Daniels, Marie Moore and NaSie and Charles
E. Blandin Cby c. Croweil. commissioned 70
Antonio Beronio. lot on 5 line OF Bancroft way,
136 " Of Fulton street W 40 by 1870 being
lot L, block Il, College Homestead Tract,
Berkeley: s244a.
Mrs sam Parma formerly Catherine Carpen-
teri 70 Andy l. stone. lot on Sc line Of Moss
avenue, 40 SW Of Elm street, Sc 1873, SN
40 NV 141-29. thence 20 70 beginning, being lot
Is block p. amended map Moss Tract, Brook
lyu Township. $40
Andy L Stone to Kate Van Winkle, lot on Sc
line OF Fifth avenue. 356-52 NE Of Elm street,
SW So. Sc 120, NE 60 NV 12d, to beginning.
being lot 270 and NE half Of lot 271 Madison
Square, Brooklyn Township: SO
zEncinaI Building and Loan Association 70
Elias Olson, lot :. Santa F'e Tract, Brooklyn
Township quitclaim deed; s..
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Continued from Page Eight.

ARRIVED
Wednesday. August 9.
Stmr Newsboy. Foseu p hours from Csai,
with schr Neptune in tow.
Schr Bender Brothers. Wetzel, "a hours from
81 schr NeDtgne. Estvold % hours from Usal
schr Nettie sundborg, Nelson, 26 hours from
SAILED
Wednesday. August 9.
Br stmr Moana. Carey. Honolulu and sgd
DOMESTIC PORTS
TACOMA-Arrived Aug s stmr City Of
P1Iebla hence Aug
Sailed Sailed Aug sNBktn George c Perkins. for
sEATTLE-Arrived Aug s-stmr Charles Mel
son, hence Aug 8
EASTERN PORTS,
CASPAR-Arrived Aug s-Stmr Cleone, hence
Aug s sehr Maxim. hence Aug 3.
SAN PEDRO-Sailed Aug 5-Schr Lettttia, for
6Iravs Harbor
VEN TURA-Arrived Aug s-stmr Geo Loo
'-'ss salIed Aug 9-stmr Geo Loomis, for San
E2FtREKA-safied Aug s-stmr North Fork.
for san Francisco; stmr National City. for san
Arrived As1g q-Schr G Wall hence July 30.
FOREIGN PORTS.
FERNANDO DE NORONHA-Passed. Aug $
ship Kennebec, from Baltimore. for San Fran
LTVERPoOL-Arrived Aug 7-Br ship Norma,
from Glasgow. Aug 'S-Br ship Iranian, from
EENSTOWN-Arrived Aug s-Br ship
Troop, from Oregon; FIR bark Grand Duchesse
Sailed Aug S-Fr bark Grand Duchesse Olga,
sWANsEA-Arrived Aug s-Br ship Merion-
Sailed Aug 6|Fr bark Gassard. for San Fran
cisco Aug 9-Br ship Pass Of Kiuiecrankie,
for san Francisco
KINsALE-Passed Aug s-Br ship Achnashie.
TAGASAKEsatled Aug AU stmr sher-
man. for san Francisco.
RT-NCORN-Arrived Aug 7-Br ship Norma,
VANCOUVER-ArFived Aug s-Br stmr En-
press of japan from Hongkong.
YOKOHAMA-sailed Aug III stmr War
rem. for san Francisco
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
GLASGOW-Arrived Aug sStnr Ethiopia,
from New York
EENSTOWN-Arrived Aug s-Stmr Calta-
IsSia from Boston for Liverpool; stmr Penn
land. PHILADELPHIA. for Liverpool; stmr New
England Boston, for Liverpool
HONGKONG-Arrived, Aug S-Stmr Carlisle
CITY from san Diego. via Yokohama.
NEW YORK-Arrived Aug 9-Stmr Ssrvia,
from Liverpool and Queenstown
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RAILROAD TRAvH.
RAuRoAD TRAVN.
Santa Fe Route
San francisco to Chicago.
The MOST CONF WAY ACROSS
Itif CONTINENT.

EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR PULLMAN
PALACE AND PULLMAN UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST CARS LEAVE OAKLAND MOLE
FOR CHICAGO AND THE EAST TAKE
MARKET-STREET FERRY AT $50 P NJ
DINING ROOMS ARE MANAGED BY MR.
FRED HARVEY AND ARE PERFECT IN
EVERY DETAIL SERVING MEALS AT
REGULAR HOURS AND REASONABLE
RATES
NO OTHER LINE OFFERS so MANY IN
DuCEMENTS AS THE SANTA FE ROUTE
SAN FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE. 62s
MARKET ST TELEPHONE MAIN 1881
OAKLAND OFFICE Ills Broadway.
SACRAMENTO OFFICE. POI ] street.
SAN JOSE OFFICE, W. Santa Clara street
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BORN
MARRIED.

rDERsON-PAGE-In their home in Lortn,
August g 1893. by the Rev r ". REYNOLDS
of san Francisco Otto H Anderson and Mel
lie Mae Page both formerly Of San Fran
cisco.
vARwICK-HAAs-I this city, August :,
1899 by the Rev. ! NJ. Buehler. Harry &
Warwick and Maud D. Haas.
NER-DITTMER-In this city. August 3,
1859 by the Rev. J. NJ. Buehler, Robert WOOL
per and Meta Dittmer-
the Rev J NJ Bush!er. Anton fost ana Julla
Hess
@TOrSSELER-In this city, August
s 1898 bv the Rev Hermann Gehrcke, August
Bartels Of Clinton. Iowa. ard Anna NosseieF
Of San Francisco
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NEW CHURCH TO
Be DEVOTED To
GODS SERVICE
Holy Gross to Be Ded-
icated Sunday.
SOLEMN SERVICES ARRANGED
ARCHBISHOP RIoRDAN TO TAKE
A PROMINENT PART.
Description of the Church and It's
Handsome Appointments.
Costly Gifts by Par
ishioners.

On Sunday morning next the handsome
new edifce Of the Church of the Holy
Cross will be dedicated to the service of
God with the most solemn ceremonies
His Grace the Most Reverend Archbishop
Riordan Will inaugUrate the ceremonies
Of dedication at 10:30 o clock. Immediately
after they are concluded a solemn high
mass viii be sung in the presence Of the
Archbishop in cope and inter. Rev z.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.
a Sausalito Ferry.

Commencing April q 1879
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS-T:00 SS:G0 $3.50. u:0o a N !;
'1:45. s:2o. 400. 500 $50 ?; b.
Rafael, on Mondays, Wednesdays' Saturdays
and Sundays. at 500 and 1850 p. m
STTNDAYS--S:00 F9:00 '10;00, u:00, u;3o a.
m: 90 ~I:45 $50 400. $50. 6:+5 p. m
Ii:C0 a m. does not run TO San Rarl sundays
$50 D m does not run TO NH Val'y Sundays
Trains marked ~ run to san Quentin
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO. SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DAYs5:25 $40 7:55. $40. 1920
a m ; I2:3O, as, '3:4o. 4;s5. SIS p. m
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays. at $40 and 1915 p. m
SI-NDA YS-T:G0, 500, '9:45, "iO:40, 'u:49
a. N: 100. 2:2o. $3.50 '5:15. $500 700. 1o:15
p Trains is marked (-l run to San Quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAY@5:45. $50, 7:55, s:55. 1913
a. m: I2:s5. 2:i5. 4;55. $40 p. n
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 100. 1920 p m
SUNDAYS - 500 1000. I1:10 a m; 1905,
100 2:4O s:55 $50, $50. I0;2Q p. N
THROUGH TRAINS.
ZOO a m week days-CaZaderO and way sta rs.
3:20 D. m Saturdays-Ca zadero and way sta rs.
5.I5 D. m week days Saturdays excepted
Point Reyes and way stations.
300 a N Sundays-CaZadero and way sta rs
I:5 D. m Sundays-Pt- Reyes and way sta ns
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Charged With RigamY.

OAKLAND, Aug. 9.-Mrs. Rosie Wolf,
whose story of cruel desertion by a big
in to-day's Call. appeared again to-day at
the District Attorneys office and swore
to q complaint charging c. L. NJ. Wolf
with bigamy She viii also petition the
Superior Court TO annul her marriage on
the ground that at the time of the cere-
rnony Wolf had another wife living. Wolf
is now residing at Tesla, where he and
Matte Tyrer pose as Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Letter.
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OAKLAND. Aug Bids were opened
by the Board of Works to-day for the
dredging of Lake Merritt. The only bid
received was that Of Johnson & Peterson
for $29. 600 The Did was taken under ad-
visement.
The board was notified by the owner
that the old cannon of the Camanche are
not for sale and the controversy over
their purchase is therefore ended.
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Porter Woods Funeral.

BERKELEY. Aug 9-The remains Of
Porter G. Woods the fireman who was
killed in the wreck of the Los Angeles
express near Dos Palos yesterday, VIII be
removed tomorrow morning TO his late
residence a I the home of Mrs Charles B.
Earle on Hilgard avenue, near lie Roy
avenue Arrangements have been made
20 hold the funeral at 3 o'clock II the
afternoon of the same day. An invitation
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been Issued as follows:
Jhau SCfeper and Maria K. Rogers. .-..-..-sF- -te B
Francis A. Chapius and Emile Avy---..-.. =
Glenn A Ball and Susan 6. Dodge -..--.--. z |.
NeIs L Hansen and Mary z. Sweeney "a
Walter L, Parkes and Florence Creighton 4 y
Louis Vaccaro and Rose Raggio ---..----.-.Ei-L y
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neighborhood of sso.00A It was erected
from the plans of Frank Shea, the well
known local architecfsb4lIt Isl the pa pose
of the Congregation to spend $4,000 more
in decora ton and later put IN an organ
which will cost 5000
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PROPOSALS.

TrEITEp states Engineer Office, Flood build
ing. San Francisco, Cal. August s. 1ss9-
sealed proposals for dredging in Stockton and
Mormon channels Cal. viii be received here
until f2 o'clock noon September Y, 1889 In
formation furnished On application. W. II.
HEUER. Major Engineers.
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Henry j. GALLAGHER co.,

tsuccessors 10 Flanagan q Gallagher,.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
20 Fifth st. opposite Lincoln -,chool
Telephone South 60
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FRTITTALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

TfbI 1 +AI-L I'A4-A-' Is = II
LARGE. level lots. s490. only ~ down: street
work done: sewers, water. gas; fine school
close br. near railroad station aad Oakland
electric line, Eaif-EouFiy trains 70 city, &C
fare gIo-ious climate. build home to suit
yourself. easy payments: no city taxes. syn
0TCATF INVESTMENT CO. Fruitvale sta
BEAUTIFUL. 4-rCem cottage: hard-hnished; :;
barn: large chicken house: 10 minutes ride
from station 50 minutes from san Francisco;
rent s. per month s07 Fiibert st, 5. T.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii not be inserted They must be nanded
in at either OF the publication ofhces ana pe
sons authorized 70 have the same published.
BORN.
DELFINO-In this city, August .. 1888 10 the
wife Il Louis DeIfno, a daughter
HAANOND-In this city. August 9. 1893: 70 the
wife OF H w Hammond Jr-, daughter.
O'MALLET-In this city July p, 1883, 70 the
wife Of :. OMaliey, 4 daughter
STUFRMER-Ln this city May ), 1899, 70 the
VIE Of Ernf Stuerrner. son.
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s.@*S-. 80
HOLY CROSS CHURCH AND PASTOR, REV. j. F. McGINTY
Board of Works.

is extended to all friends and relatives I
be present.
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so 1C0-Gra1d investment near Powell 81.
rents $4c0 monthly lot 6oNI5o Il
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}4o.1Oo-Gra1d investment near Powell st;
rents $+19 monthly lot 6cNi5o Il
50 0c0-Bes, retail block east q Larktn 81:
ssNIS5; > stores acd g flats. fine building, rents
s2sg3
E1Sooo-49 It. or Isl st; ? frontases. near Ms
sion
g SO Io50o-Devtsa5e-7-st. business corner: lot
and improvements, -3x-l9 IT,; must sell this
month.
-slooco-Geary st. downtown. lot 25xl87.s Il
SIS. ooo-Three nov lats. nes TAYLOR and Bush
srs.. rents s142. 1ne buy
S---o-Tl~e modern fats near Fourth and
Narket srS-- i1- s feet tr1Hti rents o III 5000
S5-aa-i---o7-a residence. Golden Gate ave.
lot 2--txi5-. f.
S3-of-Mason-=t bargain. must sell, lot Cd r.
f-1r-azc
Bank foreclosures Large list mortgage fore
c. SUITS
A II SPECK K co.
go Market 81. au-. ksar-y-
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RARE INVESTMENTS
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BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BER1ELEl REAL ESTATE.


BEIsFII:LEl REAL ESTATE.
HlILEGASS TRACT
WITHIN MINUTES FROM UNIVERSITY Y
: MINUTES E8OH STATION
LOTS 100 FEET N DEPTH
The rheap pest. choicest property in Alameda
Apply u JOSEPH J. MASON,
Real. Estate. Berkeley station.
EOC SHOULD SEE THIS
\ fra 2-scory house u rooms; lot TSsxI25.
trtltt trees etc. | block from electric car line;
minutes from railroad station. just The place
. raise chickens. Apply 10 JOS !. MASON.
Real Estate, Berkeley Station
ONLY s29 down and % cents a dsy PAYS co- a
fine lot in Berkeley; viii lend money 10 build
house also plenty Of houses and los for sale
In all carts NJ town. o q. Nay & co. 2l23
Center 81. 7 Earkslev. Cal
BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD.
THE PIeasanton.'- 2632 Duranr ave. near
I-nlvsrs!ty. strictly frst-Class room and board
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALA.....sA ltuusl> ..ND GUARD.
HOME f.r ladies IN delicate heath, large
grounds, rr-eat- MRS. Df; FI'NEE- l+ia ~
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50. Gc0-Best retail block east q Lsrktn s.
isxIS5; stores ard flats. fine building, -eu
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s4t--s ACRES sandy SOIL. all IN assorted bear
l-- s-r-.-. ----.-r >--.l1 house barn chicken
I---=-z. j. n, --lr7S walk from gostlftiee.
GEO g.. NOUNG. Petajgua.
For -4-----g acres Al sugar beet land, .7w
freight r. factory. Z. AfULNENAE. TJUa!=S.
Afart- County. Cal
LANDS u Th-od1- N4etz estate III Alaus54
a-- 7.--t7 Kern OH I=I- for sale ch-au IN
Subdivisions 70 Su-- MRS 1TATEILDE
METZ so RaU-cad ave. Alameda.
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ROOM A. oRJ-NER BUILDING
uEAuc-AETERs FOR PARK LOTS,
GET OUR PRICES AND LOCATIONS
AND YOU WILL SURELY BUY FROM Is
Sc ~ Ssao-Ch-i-est Sunset and R.chmond lots.
ready p build On 81 down. SO monthly.
ST. 20 s2a-Io5s 11 the ocean boulevard and
park. q. down. s. monthly
s.7s-I--el ceeaa View lots. near electric
cars. 30 down. s. r-o7th!y
s-se--s7le7d.i +--7on and basement cottage.
close % Mission 81 and cars easy terms
CALL FOB MAFs AND DIAGRAMS.
SOL GFTE < BRO.
Room =, CrJcker Building
ss-.--ECP-E $500. must be sold -hts week.
---eru cottage Cr TW zntE--eig--1 st, near
-..---~. $500 mortgage tr bank can stand
,r--E- -N BROS. rs Nol-gOUI=rT 81.
Five g. .. and 10 room houses finished
with all modern 1v=CiouCeS. fronting on
Waller Pierce and Primrose SIS. from S5lug
O. A-u. terms u slit purchaser T NIL
SON Builder
S4rr OFFER fer piece 0s pro perry cast & -o.-
-- south NJ sixth to LW-1t-etl- lot must be
--S-E--s re over 1r1rldl-g location desirable
SMALL chicken ranch With chicken and
..-er- house. furniture. Incubator and brood
.--r Tr5--- first ST. bet and +
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SOL. GETZ * BROTHER.
ROOM a. gRD-NE} BUILDING
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A. u. SPECE K co.
$50 Market ST er- Near-y.
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a " SPECK & co.
657 MARKET ST. OPPOSITE KEARNY.
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51So0o-43 It. or Isl st; frontases: near y
sion 81.
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3 80 5C0-Devfsa 1=-7-st. business corner.
and improvements. -3x-ll r.. must sell II
month.
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.

Frsu sIE FRlEgISC0-Fsa. Of Market Street. CSlip 81
sTI5 900 11.0oA.M. tloo '2:o9 t3::a
400 t5:c, "e;goP.N.
Fran 0tNLsD-FoSi at BroadEaF.--6:Oo 500 lo:ooA.H
tisco 'l:oo t2:go 400 tI:oo -5:3eP NJ
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Hi:AI. ELECTROMAGNETIC Sole

SMALL chicken ranch with chicken ana
..-s-- house. furniture. Incubator and brood
- .--- Tr5--r-f-=- ST. bet. I and J.
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