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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30
A DANDY NEW MODERN HOME
HOME SACRIFICED.
GENUINE INVESTMENT.

residence. and we would add that this
buila,ns alone cost sl4 900 and is in ex-
cellent condition: the ground should bring
net less than 500 per front foot. which
represents value OF s26. 500: does this
know @ ApRs hat IT is. and a have I only Si,' few
days In which to deliver IT at this price:
Our office always open from 10 10 Il
a. m. Sundays.
Yours for business
TAYLOR BROS. q co.
A. j. SNYDER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER
46I Ninth ST.
s55Oo-East side Grove. north of SEA; splendid
home Of rooms and bath
s4T5o-Thirty- first St. between Telegraph ave.
ara ARD Sr9Ve ST. : rooms and bath. recep-
pleted; see this at once
s25Oo-Cottage home in splendid condition;
terms can be secured II desired
A WEST STREET COTTAGE.
$225o-Lot 2sx14O; cottage OF rooms and bath
TELEGRAPH-AvENUE PROPERTY.
2Sx11S; price $500; house OF rooms and bath
EIGHTH-sT BUSINESS PROPERTY.
500 per foot-We have secured. after much
effort. an option on the piece OF prop
erty on Eighth st. at 500 per foot; this
Is the cheapest downtown property to be
$1S0c-N. W. corner. suitable for hats; lot
50xS0 right in town.
N. 25th ST. lot s2xIOO; $50 so per foot.
lots left on the north side OF soth st. at
$50 80 per foot: 35x140-
A. ]. SNYDER
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER.
46I Ninth st
E ]. STEWART & CO..
zoos BROADWAY OAKLAND.
$loOo-Here is your opportunity for a nice
little home in most select locality; a
nne little cottage OF rooms: only 1
block from Key Route cars; sewers: mac
adamized street city water: everything
complete and only fare to San Fran
cisco.
$220o-A new cottage. situate Piedmont
hills. on slightly elevated lot; sunny side
OF street; large rooms; large lot: near
Key Route; latest improvements. and Is a
pickup. at this price
S3T5o-Chance to get a grand home at a bar
gain: rooms mOderns cement basement:
driveway, ETC.; right near car line; this
house Is well built on elevated lot. sun
ny side OF street: owner Is IN the north
and must dispose OF this property; chance
to get a snap.
Z. J. STEWART & CO..
zoos BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
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sG5OO-51s acres in the city limits OF Pets
luna; acres fine orchard, all bearing; hard
finish house Of 5 rooms, bath and pantry
hot and cold water; high basement: fine
windmill ana tank; water piped all over
place: good barn: IS chicken-houses. brood
ers and fncubators: 1000 chickens. / COW, /
horse buggy and wagon: sets harness:
ali farming tooiss sandy loan: beautiful
view: no agents. Address p O. box 446.
Petaiuma. Cal
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Thirt.r lots from $40 to sic per front foot: !:
FIVE minutes from Fifth-st. station; $50 down.
balance easy terms.
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ALAMEDA PROPERTY.
A HOUSE FOR EVERYBODY.
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PATRONS or Tai; CALIFORNIA TITLE
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY get
the best examinations 10 be had, free defense
IN case of attack. the c0mpany's GUARANTEES as
long as ycu own the land, and free service IN
closing deals all fcr premium.
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NJ c. GIBSON. Phone Vale 2so.
Two-sto T-roon house: lot 60x12S; front
ing on two streets: house piped for gas and
electricity: toilets. polished floor and a
strictly modern houke throughout; new
ranges stair carpet and front room carpet
goes with place; situated in best part OF
town; price $1,000.
NJ C. GIBSON. 1926 FruItvaie ave-.
Near East Fourteenth 81.
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Terrace. new: finely finished IN every de-
fafI. o rooms, etc price reduced from $1,000.
cU~er mast sell on account OF morfga1e sae
p C. LASSEN & CO. 466 Tenth ST., Oak
lnnd
FOR sale-S2O0O: fine Groom house: East Oak
land: minutes from train Box 1885, Cali
For Additional CLASSIFIED Advertise
ments See Page A.
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A. j. SNYDER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER.
49, Ninth ST
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windmill ana tank: water piped all over
place; good barn: IS chicken-houses. brood
ers and incubators; 1000 chickens. ! COW. !
all farming tools; sandy loan: beautiful
view: no agents. Address p o. box 446,
Petaluma. Cal
s25 PER acre-S2O acres choice fruit. table or
wine grape land. suitable for subdivision;
5000 acres of choice fruit or vine land !;
would also make ideal poultry ranch; nicely
located: close to school,
S20O0-40 acres choice table grape land, near
the town Of Gait
Grain ranches from 400 acres up to 1000 to
rent on shares. 4 OF crop: Sacramento County.
Address box 10. Calf. Cal.
$50 PER acre: fruit and poultry place and
improvements: 100 acres; miles south of
Hollister 20 in fruit: place worth $40. O00
price only $4,000; the healthiest place in Cali
fornia: owner nonresident, must SELL L.
". JEFFERSON, Hollister. Cal.
ss75O-seven acres OF land at Pleasanton. Ala
media County; all in bearing fruit. mostly
prunes; cottage 4 rooms: good barn. hen
houses for eco hens; $50 hens on hand :
farming tools. fruit dryers go with the place.
c. X. MARSHALL. 1910 Broadway Oakland
SALE or exchange for city property: sacrince:
l53 acres. Napa Co.: 80 acres in cultivation:
fruit vines and grain: fully equipped and
paving: beautiful place: gentleman's home.
sHADBURNE. 4o6 Montgomery st.
ATTENTION, HoMEsEEKERs.
Send postal for catalogues of the best land
bargains in California c. NJ WOOSTER CO..
e4s Market st.
$4,000 WILL secure large tract OF land that
is werth four times the amount asked: must
fortune: positively no risk Box 2To2 Call
sl25o-4oo-A ACRE general farm: good buildings;
running water: stock and all farming imple-
ments HUNSAKER. 6 Eddy st.
All ACRES; San Joaquin; sandy irrigable: best
alfalfa and grape land 4n the State; might
exchange. Owner. 454 54th St. Oakland.
FOR sale-An ideal foothill ranch. near Clio
verdale, CAL; worth $4,000; going at $2500
Box .. cloverdale. Cal.
2o5 ACRES in Glenn County: sacrifice for
cash. Owner. 3G7s Market St. Oakland.
RENT OF saIe-I5-acre frrft ranch. bet. Noun
tain View and Mayneid- Owner. 2221a 9th ST.
30O-AcRE stock. dairy and fruit ranch, s35OO
easy terms. 554 Parrott building.
LOVELY home: 100 acres improved. for sal.
or exchange Mrs Murphy. 43e PARROT bid.
GOVERNMENT land for homesteads. water.
timber; leo acres. Th Pinther. 3so sutter.
100-ACRE homestead; Gov land. wate-ed. .
LARGE ranch near coast: fine soil: low nr,ce
near :. r. d. z. Poehlman, 5o4 Montg St
FOR znIe-san Jose income property. Box
4CS9. Call office.
SMALL ranch. cheap; near watsonvIue: ooo
young apple trees; water ;house. barn. 4O32 25th
CHEAPEST and best in America-rhe WeekIv
Call 16 pages sent 10 any address in the
United States or Canada year for 81
postage paid.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
~~~--~>~>-1.,~
s3OOO-FOR sale or exchange; corner lot viz
large etore building best corner IN rsfoh
nlond. Address box 14S7, Call Office Oakland
ILEA<i Oakland. berkeley or 3 T. properrv
for ranches j. H. EDISON. z8-.5 bacon
block. Oakland
COTTAGE 70 exchange; Point Richmond; in
come s21 90. FOR city real estate. 1881 25th
EAShANsl1-s te. acres miis above Fruityaie;
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$22OO-A new cottage. situate on Piedmont
hills. on slightly elevated lot sunny side
OF street; large rooms; large lot: near
Key Route: latest improvements and Is A
pickup at this price
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FOR EXCHANGE.
y fine T-room house. modern, for San Fran
cisco property.
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$25O0-COttage home in splendid condition;
terms can be secured II desired.
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FOR QUICK RETURNS LIST YOUR PROP
;RTY. BOTH FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
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BIG new catalogue or desirable vacant houses
just out: send for IL. GEORGE w. AUSTIN.
1902 Broadway. Oakland
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$4TJ0-Thirty- first ST.. between Telegraph ave.
ard Grove St: rooms and bath. recep-
tion hall. etc; lot 4Ox140; just being COM
pleted: this at once
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A. ]. SNYDER
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER,
467 Ninth St
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c. A. PoMEROY. IL Montgomery St. San
Francisco.
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THE prettiest bungalow you ever saw: two
blocks from Key Route station at 4Oth and
Grove sts-: situate Apgar St: pretty.
new neighborhoods house never occupieds
complete In every detail; easy plan OF pay-
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E ]. STEWART & CO..
zoos BROADWAY. OAKLAND
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Modern broom cottage; lot 35x132; between
stations and bread, gauge; $2Io0,
only one-fifth cash. balance terms
New 5-reom cottage; lot 3Ix100; fine garden
s165O; one-nfth cash. balance on terms
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06

Among the OjibwHy Indians WHO
once occupied the lands about the
great lakes in Canada. the sun. moon
and stars were all objects Of WORSHIP,
for the red man was in his own way a
decidedly religious person. At dawn
the old chief and warriors chauted the
praises Of the sun. and at n.ghtfali
they thanked him Tor the light and
heat with which he had supplied them
during the day. An eclipse u the sun
filed them with disuay That evc,t
was looked on as his death, and they
were then very anxious about his safe.
y. They used 10 fasteu bits Of live
coal 10 the points o' their arrows and
shoot them into the air in order that
the expiring sun might be relighted.
As for the moon, Il was equally Pre-.
cIous They reckoncd their months by
IT, Their children were forbidden 10
point at 1t With their finger lest II
should ho bitten N.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06
The Fest Hens.

There is no way Of knowing which
of the heus are the best unless thcy
are closely observed. Every hen that
has good record should be marked
and retained not only for laying, but
for breeding purposes. The egg rec,
ord would be much higher and the flock
improved every year If the farmer
would keep only the best hens from
which to produce the layers for anoth-
er year. Unfortunately with many "a
hen is a hen hat in fact there is a
wide difference in individuals, and any
particularly or point Of excellence
should be observed, SO that all future
stock may ho better than the preced-
ing .-WcNtcn Poultry journal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06
Low Temperature rnd Life.

\ TDWIrkUblr sugEcstiOO be0rlng up.
on The survival or organic life ut eN.
tIom,ly low temperatures was made in
II paper by Professor Iravcrs OF I'M
vvr-ty college. Bristol. read recently
before Che Royul society IN London
lie sand It WAS quite possible that II
iN hg urganisms were cooled only to
temp rruWrca at which physical
chang na. such ns crystIIilntion, take
puco with inca umble velocity the
pro, 49, would hc fatal. whereas IL
they once were cooled to the tcmpcrn
ture o. liquid air no such change could
talto place in nuto time, ana the organ.
ism would survive Exchange.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06
B~autlfyiuG The Capital.

grcss to Colonel T W. SymOns, corps
Of engineers, engineer IN charge OF pub
lie buildings and grounds which be
came operative on June |, In order that
he may give his attention 10 the grea t
barge canal OF New York, terminated
an exceptionally brilliant year In the
extension OF the attractions Coutempla l.
ed in the origina design OF the capital
OF the nation and in the Introduction
OF new features not only Ia park de-
velopment and landscape effects, but
for the comfort and enjoyment Of the
pnOplc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06
REAL ESTATE RECORD

From Daily Real E,iatc Record
Itasca Company 10 Daniel Mc-In
tosh Lot % Blk Itasca Divisi-
on Of Suyerior Wis............... $50
Domencia Denda etux Angela 20
Emma 4. linan, + z NE 4, ne
So II 10 l5....,............. $40
William II. Wilson ct TX Mary A
to Duluth Brewing and Mailing
Company 1t blk ~ West Su
perior lst DIVISION .............. 5000
g. IT. lIaddy ct uX Florence to
Loriu b. Paquin One uudiv LIP
interest in a ne and Sc <.
1910 .....,,......,.......... ........ 10
st. Croix Land Go to Henry ".
Bays, = NV of 1s-48-12 ..,... 500
Interior Land Association to Mary
Craven McLorg, W J.. Of W w
blk % west II st Superior Wis 80
May + Boland to Robert Stewart
Its q, 2s, % blu south Super
ior Central Div,..............., 80
Alfred Boman, widower to IIfr
man Buros lt3 sec 3G-47-1l res
CRYING thoregrom and except
ing acres heretofore conveyed
to Alberta Johnso" and John
SiycrtsOn ...,..,..,,..... 1915
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06
FACTS IN FEW LINES

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06
Music In the Parks.

In hls efforts 10 bring about tangible
results FOR the benefit OF the people OF
Washington, the plan from which Colo
mel Symons derives special satisfaction
X the arrangement he has perfected
FOR band performance in some one
of the principal parks every afternoon
during the summer months.
After much correspondence he sue
ceeded in arranging for the band Of
the corps OF engineers. I. $. A. on duty
at Washington barracks 10 play two
afternoons and the United States CAV
airy band at Fort Myer, Va, two alter
nate afternoons each week The Unit
Cd States Marine band concerts on the
east plaza OF the capitol on Wednes
days and on the south lawn OF the
White House on Saturdays complete
the list OF daily musical events
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06
The Alaskan Investigation

A sweeping and rigid Investigation
OF charges against Alaskan officials has
been decided upon by President RooSe-
welt and Attorney General Knox, and
James 6. Young, the United States at
torney at Pittsburg has been appoint
ell ~ the special representative OF the
department OF justice to make the In
yestlgntion
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06

The sound Of the hammer and saw,
Of the trOwel and Of the mau! are heard
throughout the length and breadth Of
the District of Columbia, calling atten.
ton to It's residents to the continued
upbuIdlng OF the national capital. In
the section outside the city linits and
In northwest and southeast Washing
ton are these noises Of Improvement
ana growth most pronounced. Pres
perity, however, seems 10 b" InHniitst
in every part OF the District, and in con
sequence OF the prosperous conditions
the capital CITY is experiencing one Of
the most notable "booms' In improve
mont IN lis history.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06

The judges whose personal and Of
fetal names are being bcsmirChed are
Melville &. Brown OF the first district
and james WickCrshnm OF the third
division The charges against the two
Judges nre that they have been too free
in the appointment Of receivers for
mining concerns and that the receivers
have invariably been their personal
friends Indirectly. therefore, the In
situation IL that the Judges have proht-
ed by their positions. Charges OF Ii
similar nature were preferred several
years ago against judge Moves at Cape
Nome. and he WAS dismissed from Of
fee II Is stated 70 he almost impos
sblc ror o man 70 hold any kind of Of
ice In Alaska without being liable TO
charges from some OF the many fac
tons. cliqueS md combinations opCrat.
ng In the mining fields
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06
WASHINGTON LETTER
Especial Correspondence ]

The appointment Of Attorney Gen
eral Knox 10 the United States senate
in succession to the late Matthew y.
Quay Of Pennsylvania. 1t is believed,
viii not cause an immediate vacancy in
the cabinet. Nr. KNOX Will not qualify
as senator until congress conyenes and
VIII remain in the cabinet until near
that time. This will enable him 10
keep control OF the department Of jus
tlce until after the general election in
November President Roosevelt deep
~ regrets the retirement OF Mr.. Knox.
He relied on him largely as an adviser.
Politicians here consider him man
Of ability and integrity. With the re-
tircmrut Of Knox only three members
Of the cabinet Mr.. ROosevelt found In
service when he assumed office will re-
main Hay, Hitchcock and Wilson.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06
Presidential China.

There Is newspaper woman In
Washington who IS making speciality
~ White House china She is classify
Ing all the ancient pieces she can resur-
rect from past administrations and ar
ranging them in cabinets III the sub
way of the executive mansion 1t was
she who inspired Mrs KooSevelt's am
hiuou 10 institute rs far as possible
n scr, Of museum Of the household
china % her historic predecessors.
Specimens uf china antednting Lin
coins time are few ana far batween.
Previous TO that epoch the household
rrockcry 'y0s deemed the personal pos
session Of the presidential fumlly
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-06
Jackson, Descendant,

sim cherished by that remarkable
rouau his venerable great niece, Mrs.
Mary Done,~on Wilcox Of Tennessee.
the first child ever born in the White
House who still maintains her dlstia.
guShed identity. social ana literary, a;
her homo III Washington
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-02
HUBS BIG THREE TO QUIT.
soden, Conant and Billings Have Lost
Too Much Money.

Boston, Feb. IA report is current
here that Soden. Conant and Billings
intend to quit baseball. The success of
the American league team here is given
as the cause. President Pulliam OF
the National league is here to straight
en- matters out.
At the meeting of the National league
in New York last month it was openly
stated that Soden was in favor of re-
naming in the game in spite of the
fact that the BOSTON, Nationals had
lost 100000 in two years. Couant. ms
partner has beeh- reported to be
anxious to sell the club, and because
of a difference with Soden on this point
he did net come to. the league con-
claV~-
With the winning of the worlds series
by the Boston Americans came the last
straw Soden. Conant and Billings,
with a weak team representing the
Hub in the National league, are said to
have seen that further competition
was hopeless. hence the decision of the
club to get out of the game by selling
the franchise.
Just what Pulliam, who has no power,
can do in the emergency baseball men
are unable to say, but should the noted
triumViFate hoist the white flag it Will
probably create a panic among the
other club owners. If they sell, it will
not be surprising if the Cincinnati club
goes to the American league in order
to protect its heavy interests in base
bali.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-02
Harry Forbes Knocked Out In
Fifth Round.
Abe AtteII Is Now the Feather
weight Champion.
HEAVY BLOW ON EAR.
Chicago Lad Fl ad All the Better
Of Four Rounds.
Bout Before the West End Club
at st. Louis Last Night.

st. Louis, Feb. AFTER he had all
the better of four rounds of fighting,
Harry Forbes of Chicago was knocked
out in the first part of the fifth round
by Abe Attell of San Francisco in their
fight for the featherweight champion
ship Of the world at 122 pounds, before
the West End club here last night.
In the four preceding rounds Forbes
surprised the spectators by his speed
and clever work. Forbes not only out
jabbed Atten but had him on the defen-
sive for four fast rounds. Attell tried
to mix with Forbes in the second, but
was beaten off and compelled to cover
up to protect himself.
In the third round Forbes jumped in
aggressively and put two hard jabs to
the face and tried to mix up. Attell beat
him off, but was forced to cover up.
In the fourth round Forbes again
rushed Attell. and they mixed it lively
for time. Forbes apparently had the
better of the round by far.
At the opening of the fifth Forbes
rushed Attell viciously. the latter side
stepping and allowing Forbes to fall
against the ropes in such position that
he could not regain himself quickly.
While on the ropes with the top rope
holding his head up, Attell started a
wild overland right swing that landed
on Forbes ear and Forbes rolled to the
floor and was counted out.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-02
ooRBErT RIFLES OLD F1Tz.
The Aust ralian Objects to Being Call
ed dead One"

St Louis. Feb 2.-Robert Fitzsim-
mons, ex-champion of the world, who
is called an old man because his years
on earth are equal in number to the
hairs on his head. is not too old to
again hand Jim Corbett that same so
lex pleXus blow which crowned F'itz
king in Carson City in '97, according
to a statement he makes. =
THAT interview by Corbett at New
Orleans is enough to make a fighter
like he knows 1 am take to drink, ="
said the lanky Australian. It intended
going in business here, but if there's
a chance to get a go out of that the
atrical star, why that's easy money.
He calls me a has-been, Ell? Well,
I'm among the show me- people now,
and I'm not four-f1ushing.
THAT fight with Gardiner at Frisco
went as fast as intended for it to go,
but my hands were broken in the early
rounds. If we meet will redeem my
self as far as Corbett is concerned.
Il will at once see what arrange
nlents can be made in the way of a 10
cation. and I am here to say that if
Gentleman Jim knocks me out or gets
the decision, for that matter. I will be
several hundred dollars the loser.
While 1 have said, and I say it again,
that I do not like the lighting game,
when I have once more fought Corbett
and proven that I am his master I will
fOrsake the ring forever