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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01

Northeast side tNoS. IS 10 5d Boaroman
place, 225 feet northwest Of Brannan St: two
fats of 5-3 rooms. rear cottage rooms ana
stable; rents sec 50 per month.
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GOOD farm, 6i6 acres: Z miles from Oakland
$50 acres good plow land. balance good pas
ture and timber; abundance OF water-creek
and twelve springs: house, large barn, old
bearing orchard; price $2s acre. which is
less than half price OF adjoining lands; title
perfect. GILBERT WYMAN, Atty. at Law
Office and residence Twenty seventh ave-
and East Sixteenth st.. Fruitvale. Cal.
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ShAINWALD. BUCKBEE 4 CO.
<ls---o Montgomery st, Mills bIdr.
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OAKLAND COTTAGES TO LET.
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS

BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
LOTS. each 4OxiS5; street work ali done; sit
uated within one block OF the Berkeley depot;
price sSoo EACH G ,Mys clggsss snap , In town. ,
s27s FOR lots 5oxi34; within three blocks OF
electric cars: situated In the hills: grand view
~ MAY MORTIMER.
ssso-LOTs ioxl35 in the Byrne Tract: adjoins
the lovely Berryrnan property; cars pass the
MAY MORTIMER.
sl75o-LOT Soxl4o on Ridge road. one block OF
college grounds: situated in the sbeautiful
~ MAY 4 MORTIMER.
WE are agents for the Wheeler Tract. which
MAY & MORTIMER. Berkeley.
LOT l35xI2o: near railroad station; to be sold
81 s .ee IT, $50 so's GapRe
St, San Francisco. ~.-
s2s7s WILL secure you a modern up-to-date
s-room cottage; open nickel plumbing: por-
and walks: sunny side Of street and near the
Berkeley depot and University: only small
sahS $50 Sasses st., as
I WILL pay $4,000 cash and a large modern
residence OF rooms, lot 90x200. In the best
part Of Berkeley. near the University, valued
at 5000. for modern residence north Of Cali
St. San Francisco.
e. J. STEWART & CO.,
Successor to Geo. w. Austin Co.,
zoos Broadway. Oakland.
BATH oil modern and In fine condition: lot i0x
las IT.; street work all done; $3.50 cash. balance
$25 per month, Including interest at s per cent:
Ave blocks from depot. ;s--.@
s25c0-Brand new. pretty cottage OF rooms
and bath; corner lot; street work complete;
three blocks from depot; nice location; easy
terms can be arranged.
Successors to Geo. w. Austin & Co.
zoos Broadway. Oakland
s45oo-HANDsoME modern 2-stbry 7-room and
nath; lot 5Oxl2b; choice location near unlver-
sity: includes the elegant furniture: half
cash. :.
si!oo-Corner lot. 227xi2o: 4-room house and
Ashby stations; one-third cash; best bargain
in Berkeley. =
se.iis TeIssraph l seeRso sHe ave.
s6s00-Income property near University;
large house. 22 rooms; lot 5Oxl4o; rents ;7oj
s26oo--New Groom cottage on instailments.
RoTHERMEL MERRELL. 5o7 California.
MUST be. sold: a new broom cottage hish
closet and porcelain bath; only blocks from
station; price siio0; very easy terms.
A neat modern cottage Of rooms on n
large lot: only minutes walk from cars.
stores, churches. ETC.; price 1880; easy terms.
Come and gee the g and room houses
we have just finished: all on good large lots:
near station; will sell them on small pay.
mcnts down. balance same rent.
HOME REALTY CO.,
Open Sundays. Lorin Station,
Berkeley. Cal.
,iloc-IN the Hniegass Tract; a fun sized lot,
e2xlso; near Dwight wayi street work all
done.
A good Investment: house Of "a rooms; rent
ed for 80 monthly net; only $780,
Fine Groom house; corner lot; street work
all done; near station House contains win
dow shades combination fixtures and Sum
shine water heater: price sas0o
JOSEPH ]. MASON
Adjoining p. O., Berkeley.
NO. A5-S4o0o: 7-room house: lot a25xil5: fruit
trees; electric cars pass the door.
No A2-S3io0; new 8-room house; lot 5ox
1856; west 'front.'
S65o-Lot soxi2s; south front; Scenic Park.
ssSo-Lot 7sx12s: south front: Scenic Park,
8. 8. sOUACKENBUSH,
ODD. First National Bank HerLeley
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Mt. Olivet Cemetery,
San Mateo County.
OFFICE LIS MARKET STREET.
J. HENDERSON. Manager.

NEW FIRM or u.vD6HTAKBRS.
Samuel McFadden, lS years manager for
the United Undertakers' Association: M. ].
MeBrearty. with the same company for lS 4
years; p. +. Green. late with J.. c. O'Con-
nor Co, have opened new Funeral Par
and Eighth. Telephone South "a.
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ALAMEDA.
si25c-One-half cash, will buy you a beautiful
modern cottage OF rooms. completely and ee-
riage- house, chicken yard. flower garden: see
IL and YOU will buy IL. J. s. JOHNSON. $50
Market st, s. F.
$loCo-NEAT cottage, rooms and basement;
lot 23Sl50 near Morton station.
f22OO-New S-room cottage pleasant home:
lot 4oxl20: cost $500; choice location: easy
terms. Other bargains In Alameda. Call
ROTHERMEL MERRELL. 507 California.
BARGAINS: improved & unimproved property
acquired BY foreclosure; Y cash. Bank OF Ala
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THE MERRITT HOUSES

Tue MERRITT HOUSES.
MUST RE SOLD.
The remaining ones are offered at about the
cost OF the houses and much less than tho ap-
praised values: they front Oak 81.
Madison ut.
Thirteenth ut.
Full, particulars and prices at Office.
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SNAP-Good farm. 300 acres three miles from
Oakland: $75 an acre, which is less than half
price of adjoining lands; this land IL bonded !:
parties In Interest Will sell as whole or dis
pose OF a third or half interest to right
party two.thirds OF purchase price caE be
borrowed on the land at per cent interest:
this Is an exceptional opportunity for
qAtck speculation: title perfect.
NLBERT wYMAN, Attorney at Law
Office and residence Twenty-seventh ave-
and East Sixteenth ST., Truttvale, Cal
phona Rrool
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ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.

LOT near electric road; must sell; make bid
H. w. DAVIS. Fruitvale station.
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ALAMEDA HOME.
Must be sold to close estate; on San An
tonic ave. near Faru: large modern hous. OF
rooms: cement basement: lot 5oxl50: ono OF
the best locations In Alameda: appraised for
5000; offer wanted.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01

McAFEE BROTHERS
..-- los MONTGOMERY ST,
SAN FRANCISCO
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BARGAINS.
big interest: owner very anxious 20 sell: II r. a
good income investment.
fz75G-Pays per cent per month and must be
sold: tenement property Third and Har-
rison. always rented
flo.0Oo-Largs lot and good improvements
Vallejo st. Powell; rents s120 per month,
which can be increased; must be sold for absent
owners
tzO-Money needed: large deep lot on Bemis
st, close 90 cars Cbenery ~.
AcEwEN BROS. IFS Montgomery st.
tlG0-CoTTAGE and lot in Mission: near car.
TIE MCCARTHY CO.. GAG Market st.
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ZEAL EsTATE-cITY-FoR SALE.
EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & CO..
6SS MARKET STREET.

AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
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WOODWARD. WATSON q CO..
903 Broadway. Oakland.
Successors 10 william J. Dingee.)
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
Pleasant asylum. Mrs. Conkright has
been there once before, about year

Pleasant asylum. Mrs. Conkright has
been there once before, about year
ago.
Owen Burns, of this place, who has
been out with show band for several
weeks, has returned to his home here.
Charles Boyd, of Jackson township,
was brought before Justice HARDWOOD
Wednesday on a charge of seduction.
Boyd waived examination and was
bound over to the grand jury on bond
of $3.50. His father, George Boyd, and
brother, Herbert Boyd, went on his
bond with him. The prosecuting wit
ness is Miss May Alternately, aged
about twenty years, of near Milton,
who is said to bear good reputation.
Attorney J. c. Calhoun and wife of
this city, will leave Saturday to attend
a class meeting at Emporia, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun were graduated
from the Emporia Normal school ten
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Wilson, of Ottum
wa, are visiting relatives in this place
| Memorial services were held in the
court house grove yesterday. Rev. w
R. jeffrey, Jr., of the M. E. church, de-
| livered the principal address.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04

gives the mother abundant nutrition for
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Accept no substitute for Favorite Pre-
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as good for weak and sick women.
uIt affords me great pleasure to be able to say
few words in regard to the merits of Dr..
Pierce's Faporite Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery,'r writes Mrs. Flora Arm, of
Dallas, jackson Co, Mo- III was tempted to try
these medicines after seeing the effect upon my
mother. AT an early age Of married life was
greatly bothered with painful periods, also "a
froublesome drain which rendered me weak
and unfit for work of any kind. became so
thin there was, nothing LEFT of me but skin and
bone. My husband became alarmed aud got
me bottle of 'Fayorite Prescription. After he
saw the wonderful effects of that one he got two
more, and after used those up there was no
more pain, and Ibegan to gain in flesh very
rapidly"
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of Fl one
cent stamps, to pay expense Of mailing
only. Address DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buff
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keosauqua.

Keosauqua, May 31.-Mrs. Sheperd,
Of this place, widow of Rev. c. w.
Sheperd, deceased, has been granted a
pension of So, under date of May %.
David Clemens is making substan-
tial improvements on his residence
lots by erecting neat barn, w. R.
Johnson is doing the work.
]. r. Teal, proprietor of the tele-
telephone exchange at this place, has
rented the rooms recently occupied by
the Republican, and will, within a few
weeks, move the central Office there.
Mr.. Teal will greatly improve the sys-
TEN and proposes to give Keosauqua
a first class telephone system ard ex-
caange.
Frank Truax has moved his family
from Templeton where he has been
working in the Milwaukee office, and
has taken the place of Mr.. Irwin in
the Rock Island Office here. This is the
old home of both Mr.. and Mrs. Truax,
they having been born and raised here.
Sheriff Petit has taken Mrs. Lewis
Conkright, of Birmingham, to Mt.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
OLD CITIZEN DIES.
The Death of w. c. Buncutter, Occur
red Last Eueninn

line Death OF w. G. Buncutter, Occur
red Last Evening.
[From Saturdays Daily.l
The death of w. C. Buncutter. an
old and highly esteemed resident of
Wapello county, occurred at o'clock
last evening at his home, 100 West
Park avenue. Mr.. Buncutter was
born in Winchester. Frederick county,
Virginia, February s, 1922, and in 1850
he was united in marriage to Miss Ma
ry c. McKeever, at Urbana, Ohio. Mr..
and Mrs. Buncutter came to Wapello
county in 1866, and settled in Rich.
land township, where they resided un-
til 1891. when they removed to this
city.
Two children are left to mourn his
death. They are Mrs. John Suits and
J. H. Buncutter both of this city.
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Job Couldn't Have Stood II

If he'd had Itching Piles. They're
terribly annoying; but Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve will cure the worst case of
piles on earth. 1t has cured thous-
ands. For Injuries. Pains OF Bodily
Eruptions it's the best salve in the
world. Price Csc a box Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by Clark & Mollison.
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Hedrick.

Hedrick, June Rev. j. w. Hack
ley of Burlington, delivered a very
fine address Thursday to an apprecia-
tive. audience. He spoke for one and
a half hours, reviewing history and
paying many tributes to the memory
of the boys in blue. Rev. Taylor of
Martinsburg, and Rev. H. B. Scales,
of this city, also spoke for brief
time.
The Hedrick band made its first ap.
pearance before the public Thursday
since their reorganization. They did
well.
S. G. Chacey returned the first part
of the week from Northwestern Iowa,
where he had been on business.
Mrs. Ingham, of Moulton, is visiting
friends for short time.
Jas. Patterson has returned from
3Ottumwa, where he had been attend.
ing the M. E. convention.
DR.. c. l.. Eller returned Tuesday
from a weeks vacation at Clear Lake.
Mrs. VIM. Dellinger is quite i'll at
this writing.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04

hASCeo' SNSi
wonanly want
and need. 1t
tranquilizes the
nerves, restores
the appetite and
induces refresh
ing sleep. Its
use previous to
maternity makes
the baby's adj
vent practically
-o,.1ae1 I'D
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Agency.

Agency, May elaboration day
was appropriately observed at Agency
Round Point and Ashland.
At Round Point the children render
ed beautiful service, after which
Rev. D. M. Lower delivered an ad
dress.
At Ashland the Baptist minister
from Eldon delivered the address.
At Agency the church was crowded
The address was by Captain Jaques of
Ottumwa and the double quartet con
sisting of Mrs. o. l.. Shadford, Misses
Mata Foster, Fannie Humphrey, Jes-
sic Allen and Messrs. VIM. Reynolds
Will Fair, Frank Wheaton and Wall
Foster, rendered some excellent music
The procession was then formed which
marched to the cemetery, where the
graves of soldiers were covered with
flowers.
L. A. Garner, general superintend
ent of the American Express compan.
in Nebraska and Kansas, is visiting
friends.
Andrew Israel of Colorado is visit
ing relatives east of town.
Eldon.
Eldon, June Mrs. Charles Nc
MILAN, of Wyoming is visiting at the
home Of Mrs. D. Bostwick.
Mrs. Strang is visiting at Ottumwa
She is quite sick at the home of R
Myers.
Ray Waters, of Fairfield, spent Wed
nesday here.
Miss Blanche Norton returned from
Corning yesterday
Miss Josie Cross, of Knoxville, Il
visiting relatives here.
Miss Ella Thompson returned to he
home at Des Moines today.
Mesdames Charles and George Sim
mons, of Ottumwa, are visiting at thu
home of Mrs. Charles Shelter.
Mrs. Srisbie, of Des Moines, spoke
before a large crowd of women at tn,
Congregational church this Afternoon
on the subject of missions.
Walter Reno, of Trenton, Mo-, il
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Christy, return
ed to their home at Trenton, Mo-, yes
terday after days visit with Mrs. II
c. Cox
Miss Ella stidger, of Keosauqua, il
visiting at the home of Mrs. Mark Hi
lis.
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oil on his land in Texas which will
make him a fortune, and he has all
ways been a liberal contributor to the
church.
Miss Jessie Winn of Donnellson.
is visiting relatives in this city.
The public schools closed yesterday
at p.m.when the school children re.
ceived their report cards for the last
month of the school year. The year
has been record breaking one in sew
eral ways. The attendance has been
larger this year than ever before. The
number of pupils in the high school
greatly exceeded that of last year, and
the graduating class was the largest
In the history of the school,
The annual alumni banquet of the
high school was held at the palatial
residence of S. X. West in the north
part of the city last evening and was
very largely attended.
The members of the Jefferson club
and their friends observed the formal
opening of their club rooms in the Ais.
ton block last night in a very fitting
manner. A sumptuous banquet was
served and some excellent toasts were
fdelivered
MIS-. lib. hnlgnt feIl yesterday Tor
an extended visit at Seattle, Wash,
with her two sons Louis and Harry
Judge H. M. Towner of Corning,
has accepted an invitation to deliver
the Memorial address for the K. of F. IS
OF this city on Sunday, June g. Judge
Towner is reputed to be an excellent
speaker and is candidate for SUI
preme judge.
w. G. Taylor of Bloomfield is in this
city to look after the interests of the
new bank.
M. Baum died Thursday evening at
5 o'clock after nearly a months suf-
fering caused by his falling from the
roof of his house which he was re-
shingling. The funeral services will
| be held at the Christian church Sun.
| day at p. m.
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Fairfield.

Fairfield, June Mrs. Woods has
sold her residence property on the
corner of Washington and B streets to
Louis Thomas, for consideration Of
$500. Possession will be given in
one month and it is said that Mr..
Thomas will completely remodel it
and make it one of the finest resi-
dences in town.
Mrs. Mary Fordyce Burnett is ex-
pected to arrive in the city this even
ing from Sterling, Ill, for visit at
the home of her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Fordyoe.
DR.. Jones lies in critical condition
at his home on East Broadway as a
result of an operation for appendicitis
performed two days ago, and grave
fears are entertained for his recovery.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Floy Cunningham, OF
this city, to DR.. Moss, of Centerville.
The wedding will be held in this city
Wednesday, June IL.
Just as soon as commencement week
is over the Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will commence
great improvements on the church.
w. e. Thompson, one of the elders of
the church, appeared Nefore the ladies
at their meeting last Wednesday and
told the ladies to go to work with the
improvements; get new carpet, put
in a new ceiling, re-fresco the walls
and do whatever else they deemed
necessary, and he would see that the
money was forthcoming. The church
is sadly in need of repairs and it is
now expected that several thousand
dollars will be spent in Improvements.
1t is not positively known, but rumor
has it that Mr.. Thompson has struck
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Sympathy

Is good thing for the young husband
to give the young wife. But sympathy
will not abate one jot of her nervousness
or lift her to that plane of sound health
where alone the wife and mother can
find happiness.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
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Moulton.

Mounton, May. 31.-Thes@eather so
far this week has been uncomfortably
cold and dry. In some localities the
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The new electric light plant at Corn
ing is in operation.
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A nurse in Des Moines fell with
| the baby daughter of T. ]. Cassidy in
her arms and the child died from the
| injuries it received.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
pleEsTs FOOD NATURALLY,

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The city guard band was assisted
Friday night with their open air con-
cert by the memers of the Metropoli-
tan Starch company's band. All the
boys of this organization are fine mu-
sicians and the addition to our own
band made excellent music that was
greatly appreciated by large audi
ence of people who were out to hear
the music.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-22
OKLAHOMA PROMISING
The Outlook is Bright in the
 Territory.

H. k. Eldricge, of Guthrie, Ok lahoma, was in the city a few days ago and a guest at the Commercial hotel.
 ''The outlook in Oklahoma is very promising and we are get ting along finely without statehood, although We expect to shake off territorial vassa!age at the next session of congress. Settlers are coming into the territory in very large numbers and are buying farms. They are of a good class of people, too. and that fact, to- gether with the fact that we have had fine crops and that the outlook for next year is excellent, is making good times in Oklahoma. Most of the new arrivals are from Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois and Wisconsin. and nearly all! are men who have sold their farns and have come to Oklahoma to buy new ones. Many of those who came into the country with the rush across the frontier have made good money are are selling their farms. The demand for farms has increased the price and I think that prices will keep on rising. Oklahoma is very productive coun- try and while the soil is not so pro- ductive as that of Arizona, when the latter is well watered, We have more rains and that almost balances condi-
Arizona republican., 1901-01-22
A MoHAvE STRIKE
Gold Ore Worth More Than $14,O0O
 Ton.

Kingman, Ariz.. Jan. 20.-(Special Correspondence of The Repuiblican.)- KingrnaH was considerably excited Saturday morning over some gold ore that assays 707 ounces in gold, or $14,140 per ton. A clerk In Gaddfs & Perry's store grub-staked a prospector, who werlt out into the River range, nrar Union pass, took out three sack of about 100 pounds each of this ore and then brought in sample to see if it was any good. As 1t Is worth about $IC0 sack the old man lost no time in getting back to his three sacks after he got his assay. Thu next day several outfits started for the scene of the discovery in hot haste. Of course lucky Henry Lovin, the sheriff, was in the lead.
 The mining district known as Bound ary Cone. so called from prominent butIe through which runs the 35th par all.l, situated near the Colorado river below Fort Mohave, is turning out som, of the biggest and richest gold strikes ever fcund in Mohave county. The lat est finds of great importance are those made by Charlie Gross, Jr., who is shipping his best ore to the smelter and pil!ns his milling ore on the dump. J. H. Vests new finds is said to be very rich and the latest one of Bradley and partner.
 Santa Fe trains are all tied up for want of coal except two passengers daily.
 new postofiice has been put in at the rruxton Training school on the s. F. F. and P, with H. P. Ewing as P. M.. and is 10 be called Truxton.
 The new pumping and hoisting ma- chinrry for the old c. O. D. mine is in place. but the work is at standstill, waiting for coal.
 Twp hundred thousand dollars will be expended on the C. O. D. this year. It will be made a great producer again, for the ore bodies are there, and all that Is nteded is way to handle the water and some new prospecting by shafts and drifts.