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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-28
PRES. CASSATr
Will be Here June 13-Annual c.,
R. & I. Inspection Party Due
Here Soon-Notes.

A. J Cassatt, president of the
Pennsylvania, will be a worlds fair
visitor on June 13, apartments hav-
ing engaged for himself and party
at the buckingham club. He will
leave Philadelphia on the evening of
June -, and will be here the after
noon Of June -.
Grand Rapids & Indiana officials
are this week going over the line on
their annual inspection. They are
travelling in what is known to the
initiated as the "steam hand car,'
a small car propelled by steam that
will carry several persons comforta-
bly, and enable them tot stop at any
point on the road for inspection. w.
B. Stinton, general manager, heads
the party, which is due in this city
in few days.
Trains &c and 81, recently put on
between New York and st. Louis over
the Pennsylvania in opposite direc-
tions, and which haul only a dining
car, baggage car and four sleeping
coaches, are proving so popular that
the company has decided to add two
additional sleeping cars, making a
train Of six. The train promises to
be as popular as a similar train run
ming between New York and Chicago
put on several years ago, and it is
Thought by the officials that the pa
tronage of the st. Louis train will
be as good that this service will be
continued after the exposition is ov.
err 1t is made up Of the best Pull
man equipment. and is practically
new Both of these pass through
here.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-28

Washington, May 29.-The Japan
ese legation has dispatch saying,
"Our troops on the oath captured
fifty guns and much other property.
The enemy's dead left on the field
numbered four hundred Our casual
ties, including dead and wounded,
are estimated at three thousand.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-28
SEAT OF WAR
(By Associated Press. J

st. Petersburg.-No attempt was
made to conceal the fact that the
Russians must now retire within Port
Arthur and prepare to withstand the
siege.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-28
MATTHEW s. QUAY.

Annie Pennypacker Of Washington;
and w. f. Wright of Philadelphia,
until recently private secretary of
Senator Quay, arrived today.
Beaver, Pa, May Ex-senator
Quay died at PAS p. m.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-27

dread. LIE Dauphin twenty-three
days the start of u faster vessel, and
Biloxi was probably at that moment in
a fever of warlike preparation. 1t was
Just possible, too. that the Spaniards
had not yet been informed of the war,
and nothing had been so far done by
them.
Cruising by Pensacola harbor, just
outside the Isle de Santa Rosa, a pine
grown stretch of narrow sand which
for twenty-five leagues protects that
coast, LeVasseur called me to him.
DO you know, my lad. what vessels
those are at anchor in the marlboro"
Two of them l recognized as l would
my own tent, two French m~en-of-war
which Bienville had long been expect
ing from France. The rest We're
spaniards, fun rugged, four ships and
six g%unboats. Levasseur put the Sea-
NEW boldly about II entered the har-
Dor. He signaled the Frenchmen, low
cred a boat, n sent his lieutenant
aboard the flagship with credentials
and a letter signifying his readiness to
engage in any enterprise.
From Admiral Champmeslin, in
command of the squadron. he learned
that Bienviile and Serigny, combined
with h Choctaws. had invested Pen
saeola by land, n on the morrow a
simultaneous attack by land and sea
would be made. The Spanish forces
consisted of four ships, six gunboats.
a strong fort on Santa Rosa Island,
n the works at Pensacola, the
strength of whose garrison was I'M
known.
That night on board the Seamew was
spent in busy preparation and rest. /
alone was unemployed, my awkward
ness with p and spars forbade 1t.
l sat modify upon a gun at the port,
and fixing my eyes on shore vainly en-
to max out what the French
and Choctaws We're doing there. To
The left were the meager camp fires of
the Indians; further up the hills a
more generous blazing line marked the
French POSITION.
Gradually a low wavering sound
separated itself from the other noises
Of the night, coming faint but clear
Upon the light land breeze, the first
luivering notes of a Choctaw war
chant. How familiar 1T was. Was 1
I listened more intently.
1t was in very truth the voice of
my old friend on many
I cared nothing for the Seamew- or
1er crew, and determined to seek my
Did friends to fightout the day with
hem.
What little thought 1 gave it justi-
led the deed. My position as an officer
If the king would palliate deserving the
hip which had brought me over.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-27
Continued Next Week,
What a iknock-ou+ RIo,. ~.

Medical News: Inasmuch as all hoy;n,
contests which terminate speedily ire as
a rule, ended by this character of com
de grace. the physiology of it is of great
interest. A man struck with any degree
of force upon the mental area of the law
although he may be in perfect physical
condition, instantly ~collapses and falls RI
the ground. The attitude assumed in ce-
covery, which may be instantaneous ar
delayed some minutes. IS most Character
istic. He s%quirrs about, raises his head
and rolls his eyes in an attempt 10 In
cate himself. He tries to get on his side
and elbow. He endeavors to rise unon
his hands and knees. IL he regains his
feet he %staggers like a drunken man. and
should be proceed to reopen hostilit.es he
is usually promptly put out" by his ad-
versary. The blow is practically never
fatal. the hearts action is never undnIv
accelerated, the pulse and respiration are
normal the pupils are normal. there ia no
headache, no sweats, no cold extrenoities
nc pallor-none of the ordinary signs of
shock or conclusion. James G. Duncan
son British Medical Journal, Anri, .
1909 believes the condition to be due ON,
tirely to a shaking up OF the e%ndolymnh
in the semicircutar canals. Who, ,ba
blow is administered there is a ,.ioIont
over-twistins OF the head. which is held
IN its ante-posterior position by muscles
which. compared with those infictinu ,ba
blow are small and puny. The result "a
that the head flies around With !, ;arl,
and the fluid IN the canals is subjected 10
a greater disturbance than by any other
trauma. There is little reason tn donS,
that this is the interesting patbolosy az
the well-known but little Understood 90
de grace.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-27

chins out her hands to him IN .ann.e,
SHE adael:
'Nh, pavid. do not be ycNed with the
poor ohiid. Pity a mothers aixioiy ,ar
her only dauGhtef's happiness. asd soeal<
to her about his marriage. 1T Is tn, only
way 10 make hcr really understand yvf.,t
are your feelings towards her. dn not
want You to seriously urge her TO y,arrv
Charlie; lot her refuse him again. bu, +
do entreat you TO set her heart free thai
she may be able TO love, with an every
day human love, some man who is
worthy and of III suitable age"
~"lsleanof, you and John have beeo my
friends for thirty years. and l would give
my right hand if 1t could be OF any sary-
Ice to you. but in this matter l cannot de-
eide without time for thought. Give mo
till tomorrow"
Goo bless you. DAVID" cried Mrs. Graz
Yer with a sob in her voice as he gave her
his hand. Il knew you would nor fail
me-
And David walked out of the room like
a man in a dream.
What a dear. delicate minded fellow he
Isl" Mrs. Craven. He eyiaant-
ly does not like the difficult task, perhaps
he fears the responsibility; but he Is as
sensitive as a woman, and / know Ne
Will never let dear Eta guess that he
knows her secret, | am glad L had the
courage to tell him."
Meanwhile David paced the cold. wct
streets.
Why was this dazzling vision shown =,
him only to be snatched away? If lgtl,
loved HIM, and God alone knew how h.,
loved her. why should he not tell her ar
1t? Why should they not be happy? Hat
ne not a right to happiness like any other
man? And did She not love him?
But then he 'snew the great. question
was. what would be for her happiness
On the one SIDE. Charlie Mowbrav
young. strong and noble-natured, with n
good income, and a beautiful homo To
take her TO, where they might grow old
together and see their children grow up
around them.
on the other hand, himself, elderly, poor
and unambitious. living on a bare two
hundred pounds a year as a designer.
which had hitherto satisfied his few needs.
and devoting all his spare time to etch,ngs
which gave satisfaction to his soul. but
brought in barely enough to cover their
expense. He felt himself the father of
her higher intelligence. but-he was thirty
years her senior.
How ought he to act?
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-27

My friend was perfect ia my sight
And Al! he did WAS lone ar.slt;
saw in him no nav or Blot,
When mcn assailed him | was hot
HIS dear perfection to defend,
because he was my trusted friend.
Mine enemy was wholly bad.
! saw each weakness that he had.
| wondered what men saw to praise
And heard approval with amaze.
NO worth or goodness could l see,
Because he was mine enemy.
Yet | was wrong. for after all
In him l thought was wholly small
I've found so many greenhouses.
I've found so much of littleness
In him who had my perfect trust
That time has mad my judgments just
II now with keener eyes l see
That neither friend nor enemy
Is wholly good or wholly i'll.
for both are men II human still.
In both is much the years shall prove
lhat We should hate-but more 10 love.
Maurice Smiley in Leslie's Monthly.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-27
LARGEST Bank in tho World.

Bankers Monthly: In London a.
banking combination is now in progress
that will put the two largest New York
banks far in the background. This Ia
the combination of the biggest OF the
London banks and n that ranks thir-
teenth On the list. or the Lloyds bank.
limited. and the Manchester and Liver
The new combined London bank will
oe the largest banking institution in the
world, and will overshadow even the
big government banks, like the Bank Of
England and those Of the French, Ger
man and Russian nations.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-27
Boy and Man.
Each has hi. Angel Guardian. Mine,
know.

Each has his Angel Guardian. Mine, 1
know.
Looks on me from that pictured face.
Behold,
How clear, between those seeming clouds
of gold,
The heavenly brow! It is the morning
glow
OF Innocence, ere yet the heart let go
The leading-strinss of heaven. Upon
the eyes
No shadow like the restful noonday
skies
They sanctify the teeming world below.
VIII ybows my soul before 1T? None but
thou,
o tender child, hast known the life
estranged
From thee and all that made thy days
of joy
The measures Of my own. Behold me now,
Th Man that begs the blessing Of the
His very self-but from himself how
changed!
Rev. John 3. Tabb.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-27

His arms raised to heaven like some
gaunt priest of butchery, he invoked
the mighty Manitou of his tribe, then
dropping prone upon the ground he
crawled, a inuou serpent. among the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-27

Does your wife darn your socks for
you? ASKS h intimate friend of the
long-suffering husband.
she does" answers the l~ong-suffer-
ing husband. she usually darns 'em
with yarn that is as thick and rough
as packing cord, and as a result they
hurt my feet and make me swear all
the time l YEA them"
All" was the blithe of the
friend. she darns EN- and you damn
en-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-27
A Serious Affair.

Washington Star: You say hat
french EDITOR was wounded in a due.?"
his foot slipped and he spraine1 his
ankle" 49,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-27

There is not much use in asking
Sod to bless the whole world as long
as we are not willing to stand u
share Of the expense.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25

HoLCoMB. BREED & BANCROFT dnc.),
1000 Broadway Oakland. Cal.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY.
f12. 5CC-Northeast corner. 12Gx1OO feet. in To-
cality where fats never vacant; 12-
room house. now rented for SEQ per
month which could easily be made into
fats leaving an S0-foot corner for
apartment house located between
Broadway and Lake. II you want a 10
per cent investment, us for par
ticulers.
s., 5,5OO-Two nearly new broom fats. right
in town; this is good investment. pay
ing at least per cent.
s., ICo-Only / block from San Pablo ave.
and close TO town; a 5-room cottage.
rented for $50 per month; can
sell you this fine little house easy
terms the banks pay you less than 1
per cent This buy will pay you.
s1,oco cash. balance on straight loan. viii
buy elegant little 5-room cottage on
Union St, just a block from Southern
Pacific local trains This IS one OF the
best buys OF the year.
BUILDING LOTS.
1915 for 24-foot lots in West Oakland, close
70 the railway yards; a 4-room cot
tage Be built these lots for
$1,000. Don't this beat paying rent
See us for particulars.
HOLCOMB. BREED & BANCROFT
LOGO broadway. Oakland Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25
OAKLAND ADYERT'S'M'TS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE Co.
5CD-462 EIGHTH ST. OAKLAND.

SSsOO-E.ne residence; sunny rooms; cor
ner; 1OOxl25; barn; lovely view; one OF Linda
Nista's choicest corners; $500 sacrifice of a
choice, increasing value property.
st2Sl-ENtra choice corner residence in the
heart OF the city; rooms, bath; minutes
walk 10 banking center; never occupied.
SIOOO-Handsome modern new 2-story house,
rooms. bath. furnace: Lakeside district, near
business center: must be sold.
$ooc0-Pa.r new modern fats, rooms each
rents 500; near Telegraph and 2Tth ST.
s4S5o-Store and nat; good business corner
on prominent street: income $43 So
S4OOo-Choics residence. rooms. bath; 40x
l0o; best residence section. near Telegraph
ave; close in; owner urging sale; fine home
sacrifice.
s5SOc-Slx tensments and cottage; rs f..
railroad corner; income $67 so; owner leaving;
Al speculation.
s4o0O-F1ne modern colonial s rooms: sunny
exposure; select neiKhborhood near 31st and
Grove.
S35OO-Modern Swiss colonial, rooms, bath.
basement: newly tinted; > toilets; barn; 1O5x
l30; near upper Fruitvale ave; bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25
BERKELEY ADvERTS'NTS
sEEKELEx REAL ESTATE.
A sSAP-sEE It,

=
slsse-S -S25O cash. balance SIS Der month: new
broom cettage hot ana coia water. bath and
-oilet nigh basement, hrick iour s tic-; block
.t7'-iip-se - large rooms: al nozern
0-I 1p-ip-ustc. vitE 4 block II land: well.
N-n-ii4-l and tank. Barn. chicken hoUse. frcit
ttees' nous- u9st 1ruie in1u / ASKING to-
he property.
%ln~r'-N NcW s-Irso-l cottage: high basement.
ilne maDtei stationary tutS baths toilet etc:
-arse lot i block from cars.
'S-cyO-SSi0 cash. halSne- So per month. s
-2rge rooms; all modern. lot 59xi35. fruit trees.
1ork al done
40 H. Sl1t-Street work sil done: So cash.
Ha1snce s. and SO per month
&l3eo-S.s-O cash, balance SIS per mCnth;
larse rooms; good well and city water: lot 40
2l85
&2lOo-S2f0 cash. balance SO per month; 5
,arEe rooms and bath: stationary gashtubs;
Ane inartel. aieh basement. cement walks.
STREET WORK al done; blocks 70 both trains.
S-AS-SllOO cash. balance fat mortgage; s.
room house. lot T6X1UO- :; blocks 10 train; re-
41ced from 5000 cor quick sale
" a. MORAN. South Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25
SEE THESE BARGAINS.

S45O0-Tte Elmhurst Hotel. nearly new; &c
large rooms above and Is below. besides a
large store separate from the hotel: lot 115x
1861: building 50x1c0; cost owner $4,000 cash
five years ago: then rented for $50 per
month; a great bargain at the price asked
owner over so years old and in feeble health.
s1JIC-Houss at Fruitvale r. r. station; hve
ments.
sI550-New cottage at junction Of Piedmont
ave. and NJ V. Cemetery line: 6 rooms: $3.50
cash. balance $40 per month.
$l20C-Good 5-room house at Fruitvale r r.
station. $3.50 cash, balance SIS per month.
S25GO.N@w house Elmhurst; ten rooms
barn shop windmill chicken houses and bear
ing fruit trees: lot 20oxl5O; small cash pay
ment balance installments.
EXCHANGE.
HAVE A LONG LIST OF GOOD CITY
AED COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR EX-
CHANGE. INVESTIGATE.
IRA c JENKS.
1909 broadway, Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25
U c THIS!

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SNAP IN
A FiRST-CLASS ELEGANT HOME, HOUSE
OF ROOMS; LOT 5Ox150: FINE MARINE
VIEW: TERRACED LAWN: STONE STEPS.
WALKS AND WALL WITH IRON FENCE
AROUND ENTIRE PROPERTY; OAK AMI
MAFLE MANTELS; OAK FINISH IN HALL
AND DINING ROOM; CONSTRUCTION
GCRANTEED, AS THIS WAS THE FOR
MER HOME OF OUR GOVERNOR AND
BUILT OF THE BEST MATERIAL MONEY
COULD BUY. PRICE ONLY $6250. EASY
TERMS
$325O-MOdern Queen Anne house. located in the
exclusive neighborhood of Hamilton place,
choicest section in Linda Vista; Z large,
sunny rooms bath: modern plumbing; side
entrance with large sunny porch: open
hreplaces: china closets. etc; large base =
ment with inside stairway; less than 10
minutes walk from Fourteenth and
Broadway or narrow gauge train; easy
terms. This Is a great sacrifice. as owner
must leave town before January Is on
account of change in business
S42OO-New modern store and nat; a rare
chance to get a good piece OF business
property located at the terminus OF Key
route nat rented under two years lease
at $50 per month; store will rent for SIS
per month; good opeping for any kind OF
business.
KREISS & HORSwILL.
1910 Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25
ANIMAL rRcc..AuArloN.

An STILL AT THE SAME PLACE AND
DOING BUSINESS. IF YOU ARE LOOKING
FOR A HOME OR AN INVESTMENT. WHEN
YOU STEP OFF THE CARS AT BERKELEY
STATION ASK ANY LITTLE BOY OR GIRL.
WHERE MILLS CTHE REAL ESTATE
MAS) OFFICE is AND THEY WILL POINT
IT OUT TO YOU.
WITH a CHRISTMAS GREETING. I RE-
MAIN YOURS SINCERELY.
MILLS. THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
21GT sHATTUCK AVE.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25

s1s5o-5-ROOM modern cottage at Lorin:
near Key Route and local train: easy
terms.
s25 per foot on 18th st. or Prospect. near
Broadway; street work all done; no bet
ter buy in the city
s45OO-or Linden street: 2-story T-room
house: this place IL in excellent condi-
tion and rented we'll to steadv tenant
elevated lot near 16th-st- csr line.
s4ooo-2-story s-room house; on 14th st. lot
75x100.
soOco-Includes large 2-story residence or
Filbert street and lot 5cx12S on Linden
st: this will bear inspection.
:260o-Good h-roon cottage on Chestnut st.
near 10th
.2256-I.ot 50x125 on Linden St. near car
line and local train.
sl7 so per foot good slightly lot on nth ave.
car line passes in front OF property; high
ground.
Lot Tax1OO on 18th ST. near Lake Merritt: II
you like this location call and make
offer.
Manufacturing site on eth st: centrally To-
Gated with 2o1 feet frontage: new plants
near site
s30O-I>ot on 23d ave. near East 21st st.
sTo0-C;ood cottage: near 23d-ave. r r. sta
ter-.s less than rent.
THE p. p. VANDERCOOK COMPANY,
1915 Broadway Oakland. OF
Room 232. Mills bldg.
San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25
TAYLOR BROS. 4 co.

TAYLOR BROS. & CO.,
Real Estate. Insurance and Financial Agents.
Telephone Cedar 351. 1896 Broadway, Oakland.
sl1Oo-A dandy little shingled bungalow OF 0
rooms; excellent condition; front yard a
regular flower garden; lot 50xl60 feet:
we also have contract on some vacant
ground adjoining. which be had at a
very reasonable figure; close to car line;
East Oakland. Il
$14O0-Brand new cottage; up-to-date in every
respect: East Oakland; close car line n
CHEAPEST PLACE I'M OAKLAND
S2TCo-Will take this elegant S-room dwelling;
very attractive in appearance; large COM
modious double parlors: large reception
hall: lighted by electricity; gas for fuel
fine hardwood; plate glass mantel; south
frontage; elegant surroundings; within
ten minutes walk OF City Hall; we have
lot adjoining that can be bought for
half its real value: this price Is actual
amount OF mortgage.
14S-14eo-INVESTME T-14eS-14To
s7SO0-Four new hats recently built; electric
lighting throughout: gas for fuel use;
nice mantels: handsomely finished; ten
ants secured before flats were completed;
income S1osO per snnum. 1906
VACANT LOTS.
We have a contract two beautiful lots in
Peralta Heights. which can be delivered
for s23 30 per foot. worth $50: also good
50-foot lot on West ST for $500.
IL acres on Hopkins street; subdividsd will
sell for double price asked.
1Iox15O feet: near Lake Merritt; beautiful
view; best residence location in Oakland: =:
property adjoining the lake is becoming
very scarce; this place can he had as a
whole or Will subdivide at the astonish-
ing low price Of $40 per front foot: it is
worth $75 per foot.
TAYLOR BROS. & CO..
1895 Broadway. Oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25

t31b0-New and up-to-date 5-roon bungalow
In Piedmont on main car line: this place
10 beautifully finished in pine and mod
ern in every respect; large basement and
laundry; lot 32x100; get busy.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25

SS150-In Piedmont; elegantly furnished house
OF large sunny rooms, bath fine base
ment; large lot; terms; don't miss this.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25
READ THIS

READ THIS
ID 10 10 per cent investment property: 2 new
ail modern fats OF u rooms @ each bath and
lot 36xIia: central TO business: rents S5T 30
month: price. $1,000: also fats. 10 rooms,
with cottage in rear; rents $43 so month; price
$4,000: a snaO. owner must have money: 4
new all modern fats of ~ and lot 5Ox
100; rents $50 month: price $05Co also several
others which we have photographs of at the
Oakland.
SsOOO-We have also for sale or exchange
cO-acre ranch in rasins. grapes, peaches figs
almonds etc. Also 20 acres in alfalfa and
pasture: good improvements; house. barn and
fine driveways to town; typical and good
paying place: owners I'll health and age cause
OF sale. We have also 81 acres, all improved
except buildings well located. between Los
Gatos and San Jose, 2i5 miles: $3.50 per acre.
Call on or address THE ALDEN CO., 1233
Broadway. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25
MILL VALLEY ADV'RT'SNTS
MILL VALLEY ZEAL ESTATE.

$500 TO $s0c-Ten per cent cash balance SO
monthly; fine large lots; graded streets; pure
mountain water; grand redwood trees;
charming views: right at the station; they
selling fast; 130 lots sold; send for H.
lustrated booklet. LYON & HOAG, 116
ontgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25

WE HAVE ON HAND AT PRESENT VERY
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES BOTH M
PROVED AND UNIMPROVED, IN DIFF
FERENT' PARTS OF OAKLAND AND
BERKELEY: SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO OUR SALES DEPARTMENT.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25
.PrEDMoNr VILLA SITES


Crandly situated property; charming hill.
slen and marine view: lots. 1Oox2oo each;
contiguous TO four $4,000 to $40 Oco homes:
one residence site just sold; only 35 minutes
s3OOo-Fine new swiss colonial home, Q
rooms. bath: 81 feet frontage. street work
complete: $500 cash. Linda Vista; dandy for
the money.
s2TOO-Attractive home. Queen Anne style;
six rooms. bath picked lumber; nicely ar
ranged: Ssx1Oo; near Telegraph ave; Key
Route service.
$26OO-Mcdsrn cottage. six rooms bath
basement: combination fixtures; SS:6x120;
street complete; $500 cash; near 1hirty-ffth
and West SITS
s225O-Modern 4 story Queen Anne cottage:
six rooms. bath; nearly new; electric lights;
East Oakland reduced from $1,000; bargain;
be quick
QUICK SALE DEMANDED.
sSOo-Fine West st. lot north OF Fortieth
St; 30 foot frontage; owner must sell.
s2Ooo-Good 2-story: rooms, bath; Kirk
ham St corner 32x1o6: easy terms.
S1S5O-Mcdern cottage rooms. bath: base
nent; corner. 30x14o: rents ST. 50; near locals
Sl65o-Neat cottage. rooms. bath: base
nent: lot 33x111; near Eighteenth and Ade-
line SITS.
$1TOo-Modern cottage. 8 rooms bath: base
ment: rear locals; $500 cash, bank mortgage
Of s14O0.
A LOT BARGAIN.
S9Oo-Elevated lot. 75x125: Glen View; street
nacademized: rapid transit service; owner
demands immediate sale; see this
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
40o-462 EIGHTH ST. OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25

SaS00-Snap: beautiful home Of large sunny
rooms with bath. l block from lines
very choice location; modern; don't over
look this.