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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

DO YCI WISH \ ROME in the vicinity OF
the terminus sf The Key Route at Piedmont
I Rsva ehoiee Ict two bioekz away. 80 feet
some others. 56xleo. $500 and ss5e
Also a crea5 ho-is rooms. with lot 40xlfo,
and stable sor $500.
an0ther with fruit and flowers $3.50.
on Myrt,e street; half block from strset cars;
eight roomed heuse; lot .%xle5; $500
a seven -~oorr,ed horse on West street near
10Th street; nlsdfrn. $3.50
On I5th or villa aveaue. enc block from sta
Nti,n a. Golden Gate lot 1oGxIi2 feet. Just
the thing for three eCttegeS; SIpoo. All cash,
or s3co cash and mortgage ct. IL per cent.
II YoU CAN DO RFTTER. co ELSE
WHERE.
II voU ~ANT OTHER PAYING INVEST
srENTs RATHER THAN REAL ESTATE
CAN BE OF SERVICE TO YOU.
IF yoU CANNOT DO BETTER CALL ON
4T6 TENTH ST OAKLAND.
BELDEN's BARGAINS
$500 buys loft. lot near I'd ave. and <
14h ST and Lake shore boulevard
S.ian-Reduced for quick sale: extra ch 1fce
resident site. 4Gxt15 feet. in beautiful College
II iuhts. a4th and Webster SITS.
$50 will buy 5e-fOot lot SD ST. near
West Grab It quick.
$50 ger foot only-50- foot lot on E1 Dorado
Key route; surrounding lots held from SO to
$50 Ter foot
ssfe-Elegant tsrrace lot. 4Oct40 on the
crown ofsthe hill. eth ave and East 2eth St .
Sa5e0-Fine six-vuCm cottage. right in center
OF town and the best bargain evsr offered
BELDEN Real Estate, 11l2 Broadway. Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

S250o-A half block OF land and house OF s
rooms; unfinished inside; fine for chickens or
pigeon farm; close in; fine speculative bar
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BARGAINS OUR SPECIALITY
S21oo-A dne 5-roOrn cottage; all newly fur
nished: good location; near car line well in
wiz pay IL per cent
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Office on the Tract. OPEN EVERY DAY.

Office on the Tract. OPEN EVERY DAY.
From San Francisco take Key route 70
I4orin station, esd st. Notice the tract when
YOU pass it on the Key route. Send postal
for maps, prices and pictures Of beautiful
homes.
EOLCOMB, BREED & BANCROFT. Inc,
1000 Broadway. Oakland-Tel. Main III.
San Francisco Agent, Alex. Mackie.
SCI Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

CLOSE TO STATIONS. Mid climate Flow
ers all the year. Beautiful view. Street work
all complete at cost TO buyers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
FRUITVALE ADVERTrS'TS

= ElIlAL EsTATE.
SPECIAL
FOR THIRTY DAYS
LINDA PAPK. LINDA PARK, LINDA PARK
The terminus of scent fare. Haywards eals-.
streets graded and graveied. stone sidewalts.
deDot on tract. lots from $50 TO $500. 500 c,s,
and balance SIG Eer month: 10 blocks to locsi
train; hes. located property on san Lcanero
road. graded school IN tract. Apuiv 10 : !
AUSTIN. I10l Tweuty-third ave. oaklard
FOR sale-S2T50: It cost $3.50: rents for Soo
per month: cottages on lot 40xl50 Apuly
Il s. :. AUSTIN. Il0i Twenty-third ave
East Coklane.
FOR suIe-Sn7all stock poultry and fruit ranch
y ia Urner Fruitvaie; great bargain: price
$3.50. r. LEITHMAS. Lincoln ave.
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ur/HEES/TT0 ar
70 S~LA

LOTS AND HOMES ON EASY TERMS
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OAKLAND ADvERT'S'M'TS
oAhLAND REAL ESTATE.

HoLCoMB. BREED 4 BANCROFT. Inc.
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s. NJ DODGE & SON.
1f99 Broadway, Oakland.
BERK ELEY BANK SALE.
Lot corner Woolsey and Deakin sts facing
east ard south. Is inches above street grade.
size HIKES. cne block from Telegra ph-aveuue
cars. two blocks from Grove-street cars five
minutes walk 20 Key route ferry station: street
macacarnizsd. etc-s bargain at $1,000: $3.50
takes u now Two inside lots, same size $3.50
each. speak at once Il you want this
&. II. DODGE & SON,
1lg0 Broadway. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

Large lots, 4ozls5. $500 to $500 ana upward
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

s1sJo-5-room cottage; Goth st, near san
Pablo ave.
S2500-An investment property; fats; sep
srate entrances; will pay IS per cent; snap
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

s N DODGE & SON
fIc0 f}rraGvay Oakland
FORECIOSJEE SALE.
5000 home for $3.50
ONLY $3.50 CASH
Balance in terms 20 suit.
House --olns and bath: lot s4xfn.g. loca-
tiCn corner T Icsrauh ave and Sixty-hrst 81.
eight uirutss' walk to Key Route ferry sta-
tion. NO TINE TO LOSE IF YOU WANT
THIS BARGAIN
8 n DODGE & SON
11G0 Broadway. Oakland.
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SANTA FE TRACTS.
SANTA FE TRACTS.
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A FINE BUsINEss BLoCK


scld TO close estate; our Instructions Sc
cure offer exclusive agents
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San Francisco Agent. Alex. naeld..
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FACTORY SITE FOR SALE CHEAP. CON
VENIENT TO RAIL AND WATER WRIT z
F. p PORTER, f6J EIGHTH ST. OAK
LAND, CAL
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

s1o0o-A SNAP; cottage. 4 rooms: lot 2Jxff5.
Eighteenth St uca- Center
$1T50-Neat modern cottsge, rooms. Ict
4ax1e0: fine luc1fton: East Oakland
Ss500-NeTg and modern 3-story hotel with
stores on iDt 50x90; Grove st; nays big in
terest: building alone worth nrlce asked
RCTHERMEL & CO.. 50T California 81
S3T5o-NODERN Groom rezidence: 3 blocks
from Broadway and Eighth st: good for
sub-renting rooms. etc, THE ALDEN CO.,
1898 Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

HISTORY
REPEATS ITSELF
ANOTHER RECORD BREAKER LAST
WEEK
BECAUSE We HAVE THE LARGEST AND
CHOICEST LIST
TO SELECT FROM
OUR LARGE RENTING BUSINESS BRINGS
Is IN CONTACT WITH DESIRABLE
PROPERTY.
PROPERTY RAPIDLY ADVANCING IN
VALUE; TWO NEW ELECTRIC ROADS
ASSURED. Buy NOW.
sl35o-Good broom cottage on Eagle ave.
lot 25XI50. good buy.
Szooo-Cortsse OF rooms on Court st: lot
3eEI0O, snap
S2I5o-35ood 6-room house on Broadway: nne
garden and lawn; coed locauon lot 50xl5O
don't overlook this
5000 p-to-date cottage OF rooms and
bah; just completed: combination electri,
light and gas fixtures good location: lot 50x15o
bargain
SET56-Chs-ce % q lifetime: modern s-roou
house On Railroad ave: beautiful garden anc
fruit trees: lot Io3x150: this is a beautifu
hvfne and viii Re sacrificed on account o
owner gong to Europe lock this up and 3.
convinced.
HAMMOND & HAMMOND
Real Estate brokers.
liZ2 Park St. Alameda.
once cruuay= n m
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

SALISBURY < YCUNG. Fruitvals ave. near
Pcstoffica-l2o lets within ~ minutes walk
of FruitVaIe station: large list OF cetta xts:
very easy terms
Two acres. suburbs ot Frutvaie naIf block
to cor line: $3.50.
sALsBURY & YOUNG. Frultvals ave.
near pastoflee. phone Vale tT2l
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

$500 CASH Will buy you a modern 6-roonn =
story house, with stable: lot +Ox1oT. only =
rninrteE' walk 10 Key route station: haianc-
account principal and interest only S24 per
month. apply at once Box 1851 Can o.
fee. Oakland.
FOR sale cheap-Cattage 9 rooms and bath:
lot 81 :exl2S: minutes 70 key rUu.e station.
= block fru-u TeieEraoh ave Apply 4sT
Sherman ave. Oakland
s1CO CASH S15 : month buys cottage 8
rooms. bath. ETC. price S1e50. Apply at s75
Thirtyssventh ST.. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

NEW HOMES
$500 $500 $500
santa Clara ave, near Oakland ave. beautiful
home OF rooms and bath; lot 40x1S5-
$4T5o. $3.50 s475O.
House Of Z rooms and bath. basement: com
plete and modern: lot 4Ox14d, Just being built
have but two Of them. Call now before
they are sold.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

Ihirty-hrst St. between Grove and Tele-
graph Lots IN this vicinity selling very
rapidly. Thrty-hrst street Is one of the best
cross streets between Telegraph ave. and
Grove. I am offering lots at least $40 per foot
below their actual value. CALL At ONCE
and pick out yours.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

SIS. oo0-Cost s55. .0OO-Oue OF OakIand's finest
mansions. occupying half block. cnolce
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

a y. SN 1DEhs
Real Estate Broker and Dealer,
467 Ninth St Oakland Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

NOVIVVV ~ ItIIIu UIIt DOCN OF eIcFSu sluIy I-I-4
ing and on best street: We offer nns
investment paying Der cent net.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

1oeo Broadway. oakland-Tel. Main 147.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

SSo0 EACH-Lots 40x120 on College avenue
S15o-Lot 5Ox130 Blake and Grove SITS
S3l5o--A new and lovely 2-story rooms
and bath hau. etc; lot 4OXi22; close to
station
s375O-2-story house 10 rooms and bath;
To- 50xl25: near Dwight station
S1S50-Nice cottage, rooms and bath: Up
TO date; street finished.
ROTHERMEL & CO. 50T California st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

BARGAIN-5-room cottage. bath. pantry. high
oasement. brick foundation; city water: lot
aa1ss8. price $3.50, terms Si6 monthly. this
house is rented for Is months: open SUNDAYS
O. A. RUDOLPH. Lorln station South
Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

MODERN bungalow. ) rooms, bath. etc. gas
and electricity lot 35x115; good location:
above telegraph ave- price 5000: cash sca0
balance like rent: S25 monthly. H {. IR-
WIN. Lorta station. South Berkeley. Open
Sundays
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

EERE Is A CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Two ErCE WATER FRONT COTTAGES
o. CEe-TRAL AVE. MAR STATION
EAFEAr1-s- LARGE LIST OF REALTE
GENUINE BARGAINS
Icon ccrraEs q Ni1th St. near station
--t 25EiZ1i only Sl4oe.
s-s home on Regent St: hne garden; let
5oz-5o; rear Park station
TWO BARGAINS
5-roou cottage; Tot 5ox125; 1890
b-0oa cottage; lot 25zi5os 1890
FOR SALE OK EASY TERMS.
SO DOWN, BALANCE 10 SUIT.
% LOTS.
3 -4L125 TO 35x17s
PART OF Eo-CALLED FRC1laH TRACT
TWO BLOCKS FROM sIXTH-sT. STATION
THIRTY MINUTES From SAN FRANCISCO
HALF BLOCK FROM LONGFELLOW
SCHOOL.
FCR EZcEANcE FOR sax FRANCISCO
REAL ESTATE-A MODERN 7-ROOE
EOUEE ~ BEsr LOCALITY.
APFLT TO A. P DENEE
100 WEBSTEE ST. ALA AMEsOA.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

E. J. STEWART & co.
IeOS BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

s-acre ranch. fruit, berries ard Vegetables
equipped fer raising stock of all Isinds. IarE
farmhcrse. hot and cold water: windmill
large barn: hoE stalls; stancles fc9 csffle: prlc
rCdcced frcm S65cC e. sjcC9: old co5pls wan
to . east
= =. sASTCE
Fruitv-ie Station
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s ACRES in the heart Of town. with cottage
windmill. 1000 zal tank. large barn cow
shed and buggy shed. fronting on raacsds-
mlzed street fer sale at a bargain. there's
JOS J. MASON.
Sc Cor. shattuck AID Center st.
PRETTY NEW GROOM HOUSE. WTTT FT-r
CANT CARPETS. AT SACRIFICE OvE-
Frs COMPELLED TO MAKE or-Tc'r-
SALE 40 REASONABLE OFFER RE-
FUSED.
" r. ELLIS n CO. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
PHONE NORTH %. 2l50 SHATTJrCK AVE
ALBEE & CORyEI-I. have 40 new houses
at prices ranging from $500 10 SO COO Lots
for sale Houses fer rent -r3o Center e.
$50 200 FOR few days only VIII buy IL
room house and barn on O corner lot Ia re
enough 70 build three more houses. this rr17-
erty Is situated in the finest residence part of
Berkeley
cUACEENBCsH. real estate. insurance
notary public. 21J6 Center 81. Befkeley Cal
AN ideal home IN the Clarer7out district; con
tains 81 acres OF land, beautifully laid o1st
creek OF running water; all kinds Of fruit
trees IN bearing; plenty Of shrubbery. large
13-r0om house harms etc must be sold
CHENEY & BERRY, ?. O. block.
s1G5C-NEW 4-roona cottage. all modern I'm
proveulents. l block to KEY route: street
work all done; $500 cash balance $50 per
month " c MORAN. South Berkeley.
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Sir tbs 9onne SOFTEN
brennt man in Rublanb nsuu Sonnen
6ofs.
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1851. 8eribmt aetpprben our6
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,SprD : TprmGlim's (@imer &
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uuo Miunonaher uniibertrofen. G..
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id)enbes @etr1nf.-
Dds & aidbaher.
Telephone go. 405.
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Nibts mohltuenoer al8 Elm
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-06-22
Weekly Crop Bulletin.

Columbia, June 2l.-The week end
ing S a. m.. June Goth, had mean
temperature of II degrees, which is
nearly 5 below normal, due to very
low temperatures during the first -four
days ard rising temperature to nearly
normal warmth during the last three.
The extremes were minimum of 81
at Florence, G1eenvilie and Spartan
burg on tie 18th ard 18th, and max
inum Of 50 ut Blackville on the 18Th.
The relative humidity was abnor-
mally low until the 18th, and the
winds were fresh to brisk easterly IN
til the last two days when they shifted
to southerly The sunshine exceeded
the normal, but with generally cloudy
weather on the 18th and 18th.
The xeek was without rain, or with
only very light, scattered showers, un-
til the 18th, when showers set in over
the extreme west, and. continued dur
ing the 18th, but confined to the west
ern and southwestern counties, with
maxi mum fall of 2. A INCHES at Spar
tanburg. The other western counties
had from one-half to one inch. IN the
other parts Of the State the soil has
again become very dry, and in places
The drought is very severe, especially
in portions CT York county. In most
of the central counties wells are fail
ing ard all but the largest streams are
dry, So that water for domestic rse
AID for cattle is scarce.
The absence of rain, ard the bright
sunshine, and drying winds were fav-
cradle fer Kidding fields of grass and
weeds, and most fields are clean and
we'll cultivated. These conditiors
were also favorable for finishing wheat
and cats harvest, and for beginning
thrashing, hat tie cool nights and dry
weather checked the growth of all
crops, particularly cotton, pastures
aad gardens.
TIE condition Of corn continues
promising, but it needs rain in most
sections, as carly corn is il the tas-
selling stage. Much cf it has been
laid By. Worms in the tops are dam
aging the crop in enc county. Roast
ing ears are available in the southern
most portions.
Cool nights materially checked the
growth of cotton early in the week,
but higher temperatures at its close
were more favorable. Lace iafest
fields over practically the entire State.
As rule the plants are small bat
thrifty, and fields are clean and we'll
cultivated Cotton is fruiting well on
sandy lands, and occasional blooms
are reported from the southern coun-
ties. Sea-island cotton is doing well.
Tobacco continues promising, but
needs rain. Rice planting is finished
early rice has received its harvest
flooding. Melon vines are vigorous,
but late. 1t has been too dry to con-
tinue to plant sweet potato slips, and
! stands of those set out previously are
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-06-22

continued next year and the appropri-
alton increased. He favors larger.
salary for County Superlntendents of
Education, longer school terms. bet
ter teachers and larger special school
taxes il. special disticts as the means
of improving the public school sys-
tenn.
Adiutant General John F. Frost
made short speech, but pledged him
self to continue his earnest efforts to
improve, the militia of South Carroll
ma. AS matter of local interest he
stated that he had arranged to have
the Second Regiment Band of this
city mustered into the service as the
regular regimental band and that it
would be as fully and handsomely
equipped as any band in the service.
The equipment will be provided for a
band of % pieces and will cost more
than 81, 800.
Comptroller General z. W. Jones
was glad to be present and promised
to give his best efforts to discharge
the duties of Office as they should be.
Attorney General U. x. Gunter, did
not speak long but he made a good
impression. His statement of the work
required of the Attorney General and
the work that had been accomplished
during the past year impressed the
crowd with the fact that he has given
his time and attention to the duties of
the Office.
Solicitor John S. Wilson was called
for, bu'; was unavoidably absent, be-
ing in attendance on court in George
tos
Nc came the hinder race, with
six ltries for the Office of Railroad
Commissioner.
James Cansler, of Tirzah, was first
called, out he was not there to ans
wer. C. W. Garris, the incumbent,
who seeks reelection, after serving
one term of six years made strong
speech showing thorough familiarity
with the duties of the Office and with
it's difficulties and the limitations that
hedge the commissioners about in
their efforts to do what is expected of
them by the public. He showed by
comparison that South Carolina now
enjoys, as whole, lower freight rates
than either Virginia, North Carolina
or Georgia. He asked for reelection
not as g. right, but on his merits and
his ability to serve the people OF the
State. Mr.. Garris was followed by
". Boyd Evans, of Columbpia, John
H. Earle, of Greenville, John j.
Mobley. of Fairfield, and J. a.
GignilEiat, of Oconee, all of whom
spoke with force, energy and earnest
ness. Each one promised to discharge
the duties of the Office as they
should be and pledged an improve
ment on past administrations.
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SOUTHERN Committeeman.

SOUTHERN COMMITTEEMEN.
The following have been chosen on
the new Republican national commit
tee; Alabama, Charles H. Scott
Florida, j. n. Coombs; Georgia,
tucson ". Lyons; Kentucky, John
". Yerkes; louisiana, Walter l..
Cohen; Mississippi, L. B. Mosely ;
South Carolina, John G. Capers
Texas, Cecil y. Lyons; Tennessee,
". P. Bownlow Virginia, George Z.
Bowden; Arkansas, Powell Clayton :
West Virginia. H. B. Scott.
The following have been chosen as
members of the committee on resolu-
tions: Alabama, Andrew n. johnson ;
Arkansas, Charles F. Duke; Florida,
". II. Northrup; Georgia, ". II.
Johnson kentucky, George ". Long ;
Louisiana, j. Madison Vance; Mis-
sissippi, ". Z. Mollison South Car
olina, E. j. D1ckerson: Tennessee,
Dana Harmon; Texas. y. j. Rosen-
thai; Virginia, D. L. Gro@er; West
Virginia, George ". Atkinson.
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generally poor. The commercial peach
crop is good, but in many localities
peaches and apples are dropping ex-
cessively. Pastures and gardens are
parched, and in need Of rain. Sowing
peas on stubble lands progressed slow.
ly as the soil has been too dry.
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STRAW HATS AT 1=2 PRICE.

Did you buy SO cent Hat at 25 cents If not
will give you opportunity Of doing So
We cleaned up lot of 500 Of which worth less
than so cents some sold for more you get your
choice of what is left for a
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-06-22
IA of a Dollar.

Mems Underwear at As suit We have about 20(
suits of these left coors only They manufactured
sell for ST. but they did not and you get them for less thar
half Of that