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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

brown eyes Go dire with him before
tha game. lie resolved to cancel The
enlargement. bat uhsn she met blm 81
the station her first Wursis wefa!
~NF --' fnAminE ono 81 the
eadstsl has breksn his engagement
With laura he SAYS he Nil be kept
Ia quarters. I thluk ia i8nt az 81
euans And shr big brown EYES looked
so repruaahful that yuana Miles. Eal-
iant soldier 20 b.. determined & rtsk
his chegruua-
so II happened that when Capt An
dFsSt. In command % the cadet corps.
entered the grin rnom ~ the Bolle-
nue. hatnL he found young Miiss- en-
teftRiuinE the Eifi with ,he bguun
eyes. Der mother and her eiFl ehun
Aiiies arose abruptly tits heels ellie X Fl
tossther and his hand went up In a
military naiute, Capt. Andrews paused
ntrrnty. saiutod Ia silence and passed
on.
What aprstty eustom' Just like a
scene iu play said Miss Brown
Eyca. with smile.
Young Miles finished tho iuncheea
EayiY. ard escorted his friends n the
game. The next day be tore the chew
ronn from has sleeve and listened 90 an
order. rcad al roll calf reducing him
60 the ranks and roudemninE him to
walk punishment tour every Wrsnss-
day and Saturday for four months
while hls comrades are enjoying rec.
rcatian.
And Miss Brown Eyes may never
know that Il was FOR her sake tho
young cadet lost his rank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
BOXING ON
WEDNESDAY
ATHsNlAN CLUB WILL HOLD
FOURTH AMATEUR BOXING
TOURNAMENT

The Athaplan Athletic Club Will
hold the fourth OF It's series OF anna
teur boxing competitions az Ger
mania hall next Wednesday evening,
A long list Of entries Of the beat
talent that has already been pro-
duocd here has been secured. luelud-
Ing several new aspir0uts for cham
plonship honors In the different
classes.
The final In the heavy weight
class on Wednesday evening will
hrtnK together y. nlodgetL winner
OF the last event IN the heavy weight
class. ana Ruben Green. the lecal
favorite who was unable to contest
at the clubs last show owing To an
INJURY he had received while train
Ing.
Charlie Peterson 8nd +. Hanley.
two new feather weights who have
but recently sprung up. viii try con-
illusions for the first time r. Parks.
OF tho Green Lake Athletic club. VIII
also make hts debut against Charlie
ward IN the lightweight class. Ed
Oneil and J. Havlliek are another
pair OF new asplranta tn he middle
weight class who win how. to th-
audience for the first time.
Extra arrangements have been
made In regard 20 seating facilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
We Offer $1,000
For a Disease Germ That LiquozoneCan'tK Kill

ard hospitalu. IN this country and
others
That price was paid because Liquo-
gene daas what all the skill ia the
world cannot % without t. II does
in germ diseases that which D. impug-
slhJe with drugs. II carries Into the
blood d harmless yet powerful Ecrmi-
eide. e. destroy at once and forever
the cause Of any germ disease. And
no man knows another way % do u.
TIquozone IL new IN America, and
millions who need Il don't know Of u.
For that reason We are spending 80.
90 60 give the first bottle free 70 each
0f a million sick ounn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

re hiliock ana became tho center ~
fuaninn crowd. 80 dafifd The pIHl#H.Tf
the Brlfzconstituted iurY=ho defird
them all. everything and ever Haa =.
lie denied the allegation. and De- dtau
mlneo hla words. IL UaH his own
lawyer. pleading FOR confederation ana
Just verdict at the hand u his fsi-
low villagers And he didn't RiHa-a
whpop who knew 40
And then the plaintiff had his In.
niaEn. lie began with the air 81 ONE
who has bis temper under control
hut u wasn't long before he lost H.
Aud then the Witnesses all had their
say Much u the timo everybody
talked Ut once. Whenever the afgu-
ment grew particularly Interesting the
awning makers loft their work anf
Ioiasd IN. Pedestrians passing paused
long enough 10 find out what q was
ab6ut
Each time the defendant declares
himself he backs onto "a higher piece
~ ground. Let ~ hear what II going
on. Come here NgauR. and toll US
whit he says. Now. 60 slowly
kRonE says
"EiB man. brown shirt heap nkee
catch 'em money. Ms man. no shirt.
NH AANA pay
Mis- man. brown shirt. say MIS- man.
no shirt owe SHE ti6o. Other man aay
no owe 20 much. Well. must be- HrEu-
msnt. BHfei'
We'll. he's got his note FOR II. hasn't
he 1 ask.
No. China. little town. no give EN-
note II some man borrow money.
evlybody know. II Homa man lend en-
money just same. Eviyb0dy know
syiythiug for evlybodY live Keu Ium
Lee. So. must be eyiYbody come talk
for witness what he know. II China
way for nettio case. China way more
better for American way. China way.
no O. teh 'em lawyer. Only just take
time for talk. that's alii''
Up the hin IL the raised open oven.
where the good folks spit aud roast
their pigs n r. made ~ a red earth
Of the nature Of fire clay. II f. cir
cuiar. five feet high. ten inches thick
and seven feet across. Toward tho
Kiln the crowd T. working. aH the de-
fondant keeps backing up. Ana now
they have reached Il. ard the defend
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ant has mounted 70 its rim. Here for
the lnHt time j. is allowed to deseani.
VItuprrata aHa auafbruaHlze.
'I5lm say yer. owe ON MONEY But
other mon uHa che muI.H. 600. film
say. first time borrow ~ NlHt time
81 Last time Ng#nl Just same.
Otbcr man 60 way. BiaY long time.
10 send 'cm money home saaf little
bli that's ait We'll must somebody
feed those old people. Him say. ansself
40. Cause. that other man been away.
Now. other man come back on claim
EN- money 30 want allow what she
been spend for keep 'ef. Old people.
Yea. him Bay got money for pay. but
oths, man must allow money for ghe
been spend keep era Oh people first
Other man been talk en-. no 81 90
"EyigbOdy been come tell what Kind
chicken. duck. rice pork. rauahioom.
sYiythiug him been buy for keep EN-
old people Well some man Wltnessfy
him buy old duck. heap tough one
time old man break en- tooth
Ills say duck no too tough Old
man tooth tgo soft no break. just
pull 'em out#thara all Him say never
cheat not one man one cent. Him no
cheat him no iikee yet cheat Him
honest man. Him no care who Know
Having thus delivered himself. tbs
defendant descenda from his exalted
position and the three Old men retire
20 agree upon a dsciaiDu- Ia few
moments ID is ready
Anybody know what r. China law.
an what IL China custom. Sometime
China law. China custom. all some
Sometime not
well r. this ease been hard for
decide. Cause. f. that other man
gone away ar no send EN- MONEY
for old people home. That pretty
BAD That not be- China custom. but
China law IL China Law An China
law naY. n man owe money hJBT
pay. 70. MIS- man. no shirt. must pay
gIO. Tomorrow can argue Tor collect
back what other man she for spend
EN- money for keep EN- Old people.
Family trouble al time too hard for
decide. But more better for settle in
Keu Lum Lee as 60 for China gov
eminent court n 90 there. boih side
iose. 80 must be settle Must pay"
DICK WOOD.
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SOC Bottle Free

II you need Tiauozone. and have
never tried H. please send 80 this
coupon. We will then mail you an or
der on your local drugRiat for a full
sizo bottle. and We si'i pay your drug
Eiat ourselves for a. This r. our free
gift made 70 convince you. to show
you what Iiquoxone e.. and what Il
can do. Ia Justice n yourself. please
accept u today, for Il places you un-
der no obligation whatever.
Llguozone costs 50c ard s.
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a, ,iiafSSs E3
] N at ltzl1jlhgA t

body began exploding Jeu EgonE
threw tho exploding. popping pack out
81 doors.
AZ first I thought there would be
trouble. Sun. Nnong says there n no
prospect 81 any and that u IL the way
90 conducting such affairs. Every
body has "a right t. express an opinion.
/ listened 20 much Of what va going
on. II seems n lengthy ease.
The amount Involved n tib1 Not
much 90 make a whole town knock
OF work for. II 1T
Kau Lum Loo II situated al the base
% small mountain. outside " the
club room door the rlhs begins. iise
IN where the argument started.
When NEvng made them get out. the
defendant backed 80 onto the first III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
LIBRARY BIDS
ARE REJECTED

All bids for the construction u the
new Carnegie library were rejected
by the city library board Saturday
night AZ soon az Architect Weber
changes the plans 80 that the cost
viii fall under teo0 900. bids VIII be
called Tor again
IN behalf Of the teachers OF the
n city schools Superintendent r. u.
Cooper Professor O. 3. Jones and
Professor J. A Reed sent a isttar
10 tho board commencing It's policy
81 placing reference books within
reach 81 pupils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
OLD MAN MISSING

PORT TOWNSEND. March IL
Frank Dunisavy. a 70-ycar-old far
mar near Port Ludlow. has dlsap-
pearoi from home. leaving a letter
in which he states hia intention 60
commit suicide. lie iH an old and re-
spsetcd resident Of this part Of tho
country. He leaves an aged wife.
IL In thought he boarded norne
steamer and threw himseif over
board. No reason h known for his
action. lie was well TO do and ap-
parently happy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
WADE IN HONOLULU

PENpLEToS, Ore. March ia
II IL believed that G. y. Wade, for
mer cashier OF the First National
bank here. ls now IN Honolulu, very
M. Ills son. Guy wade. VIII leave
about April it 10 Join his father.
Wade ls popularity supposed 10 have
taken 1900 or $4,000 WITH him.
There are claims 10 the amount 81
gi5s. 900 already filed against the as
sets. and Il 10 believed that this rep
reseuts only about half the total la
hIIltlea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

KWu LtfM LICE. China-Thers 10
ono obalrcpefuun member IN the Jul
ehiu kwan club. al keu Lum Lee.
lie ~ given Ia arguing
"fohn ChinnmHu' N tho greatest
talker In tho world with one exception.
The exception h. Mrs John" Mrs.
John could lay out ton hiddY hnri=
artys with more neatneHH aud dis
patch than ever LAY IN the power Or
Daniel OCounail, hut lot John raise
hn finger and It's all OFF Mrs.
John" shuts np.
An day yesterday tho argument was
on. and today thsf are at u again
II began IN the club room when the
man Ia tho brown shirt asked the man
Ia no shirt 10 pay him. II started
like a bunch 81 firecracksrs Every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
WAS A SEATTLE GIRL

Mrs. A. J. Taylor. a daughter Of
Bernard Finnigan Of this city. died
at Daw nun. March /. Ars. Taylor.
who was bat "a years OF aEs, re-
Gently underwent an operation In the
Catholic hospital IN Dawson and
never recovered. She leaves a hue.
band and a child ! months old. The
body VIII DO brought TO Seattle for
iutcrurnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
Acts Like Oxygen

LIquozone II the result % a process
which. for more than 20 years, has
been the constant subject OF scientific
and chemical research. It's virtues are
Derived solely from gas. made ~ large
part from the best oxygen producers,
by a process requiring immense ap-
paratus and "a days time. these gases
are made part Of the liquid product
The result f. a product that does
what oxygen does. Oxygen gas. az
you know. IN the very source Of vital
ftY. the most essential element % life.
Iiauozons IN a WALKING tonic with
which no other known product can
compare. But germs are vegetables;
And Liquozonc. Which--iikc oxygen-is
bifs 70 an animal. In deadly to vegetal
matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

On every bottle Of Liquozoue We
publish an offer Of 81 90 Tor a disease
germ that IL cannot kill We DO that
20 convince you that Liquoz0no does
as we claim.
Please note what that means Any
drug that kills germs II poison. and
a. cannot be taken Internally Mcdl-
cine Is. therefore. almost helpless IN
any germ disease. Liqn0zgne alone
can kin germs in the body without
killing the tissues. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
GARDNER VS.. CANS

GARDNER vs.. CANS
SAGINAW. Mich. March IA
pusnc q Gi.oo0 Is the prize fer which
Joe Cans. the lightweight champion.
aud Gu. Gardner VIII battle 10
rounds tonight before a local athletio
organization. Gardner II a hard
hitter aud shifty on his feet and Il
counted ON 20 give the champion a
lively run FOR the money. Much I'm.
tsfsst is manifested In the contest,
and a large crowd II expected 10 be
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

IA a people 80 eat TOO much and the
wrnnH Kind nf food iieea asa e tant~s
tas the digestive apparatus 90 such ar
sktrmt that II refuses 90 perform It's
duty and u ruHEiufn0Fafn mass II hAif
ehsWcd undiHeHtcd material lies In
the stomach until Il rufa. causing the
formation ~ adds. EaHss and pto-
fnalnuH which prpduns the painful con-
difiou which No knaw a. dyspepsia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
ELECTROCUTED

Qy scrtppa News Asa'nl
oaRfNNtNu. N. r.. March IT.
Thomas Tobin. murderer OF Captain
Craft OF the Empire hotel. ia New
York. two ycara. was eleotroonted
thls morning at 9 O'Clock. Tobin was
perfectly cool and pronounced dead
ia 80 seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
REv()L. I
RUSSIANS IN MORE TROUBLE
at BAToum


BERLIN. March tt~VorwartR. a
local Newspaper. reports an open re-
volt against the Russian authorities
at Batuum. Caucasus
a moi led BY revolutionary social
tstn repulsed the police and forced
the governor 20 ssss protection
In the military Qualifications Ain
ring leaders were subsequently
hanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

The funeral Of Miss Genevieve
Proach was held from the Trinity
Parish church al Z o'clock yestcr-
day afternoon. The church was
filled by friends Of the young won-
an. who had lived all her life Ia Sc
attic. The floral offerings were
many. Burial was made IN Lake
View cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
Germ Disea ses

These are the known germ diseases.
All that medicine can do Tor these
troubles In to help Nature overcome
the germs. and such results nre indi-
rect and uncertain. Liquoz0ue kills
the germs. wherever they are. and the
results arc Inevitable - destroying
the cause Of the trouble. II invariably
ends the disease. and forever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
GRAND Meet
IS ARRAN GED

At meeting Of delegates from the
Northwestern Athletic Club yester-
Gay. !, was decided 10 hold the next
field and track meet Of the North
Pacific Amateur Athletic Associa-
ton 10 Vancouver. u. G. The meet
Will probably Be arranged FOR July 2,
For the first time IN years the Sc
attic club win put a team In the
field II Il expected that the meet
WI stimulate keen rivalry IN attn
istfcs In the Pacific northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
CRUSHED TO DEATH

William Bender while working o.
n hillside claim. opposite No. u Hun-
ksr creek. IN the Kiondlkr, met
horrible death last week. FIFTY tohi
Of frozen earth fell on him while b,
wa8 thawlng with a steam thawer
Heudor san flniander s. years Of
HEn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

ST. PETERSBURG. March IA
dispatch from Port Arthur via Ticn-
sin says that the situation At Port
Arthur remains unchanged and that
the reports OF evacuation BY the
Russians are wholly untrue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
WORLDS RECORD
FOR 800 SCORES
ART vlNALL OF DAVENPORT
HAS BoWLED SIX PERFECT
GAMES THIS WINTER

DAVENPORT. Iowa. March IL
A new worlds record has been made
by Art Vinal. OF this city. who has
Just BOWED two seo-score games on
successive days Against Jack Do
yerz OF Erie. H.. Ninali won three
games with scores Of 14t. zia and SOC
"wednesday h BOWED a go game
against Frank Schutter Of Valley
City. Iowa. lie has BOWED six 200
games this winter. and claims the
worlds record for perfect scoring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

The Junior class at the state uni
vcraity r. busy making plans for
Junior day. which comes on May I
but viii be celebrated this year May
2, as the former date n sunday.
The class play which is 10 be given
on the evening OF Junior day. Is be-
Ing rehcarsed and promises 10 be a
great success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

Al diseases that begin with fever
ail laflammatlon-ali catarrh-aii con-
taEiouH diaeaHfs--atl the results Of ina
pure OF poisonous blood.
In nervous debility Llquozoue acts
- vitaNser. accomplishing Nhat no
fruNN can an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

For business men, office men and
clerks. tn fact everyone engaged Ia
aedentnry or indoor occupations.
graina. milk and vegetables. with a
moderate meat allowance. are much
more heplthful than heavy meat diet
only men engaged In severe outdoor
manual labor can live ON u heavy meat
diet aud continue iu health.
II is a wcll=catablishod truth that
nine tenthA Of all diseases originate
with q breaking down Of the digestion.
4 weak stomach weakcna and lmpov.
erishen the system, making II easy Tor
disease to gain "a fouthold
Nobody need fear consumption. kid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
IN DISGRACE BECAUSE OF A
PAIR OF PRETTY BROWN EYES

NEW YORK Sherman Afi'fs son -
Gen. Nelson A. Miles has forfeited his
rank aaA % in dlsgrarr at Wrat Point
And ali hecaase Of pair pf pretty
brown ryssi
The story has jest beer made pub
IL. although the Incident dates back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

to last November. when the army and
navy met on the foot bail sridlron.
Commander Mills. % the military
academy. ordered the cadets g. remain
in corps headquarters while IN Fhila-
dsfphia. Now. Cadet Miles. with the
coveted gold ehsvraus - q sergeant on
ia arm. had asked the mlas with The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
ony sorinps News Aus'nl

Wy HNIINUH NV" III "
MOSCOW. March it 1t IL learned
that the reason tho VladivoHtok forts
did not reply To the Smelling BY the
Japanese fleet ON March Was that
the ammunition supplied from 81
Petersburg was too large fer the guns.
and had Tho Japanese sailed Ia they
could have taken the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
PWLMAH'S C0AcH

PULLMAN. wn.. March ft--Paul
Fader. who last year coached the
Puget Sound University football
team. has been secured FOR the
Washington Agricultural College
merit season.
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We Paid 100000

Dor tho American rights 20 Liquozone
1.-The highest price ever paid for Sim
flar rights on any scientific discovery.
We did this after testing the product
Tor two years. through physicians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

Fannie Thompson was the ranch
beauty
A few days ago a wealthy young
FASTENER arrived at the Baldwin
ranch.
Next day "G.ueky' consolidated all
of his debts into one mortgage Tor
81. als.ooo. which local savings and
loan company ia carrying The deed
involves the transfer 81 nearly all
his properties ga I.oa Angeles county.
including the famous ranch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14
H-cHAMPiON NOW

In a fast handbali match on the
Seattle Athletic Club court. yester-
Gay afternoon. Freeman defeated
Emerson. the champion OF the Pa
clfic Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-14

Ns1''77-''| y I'3ttsII'' = y Itt5s'''
Los ANGELES. cal. March o.
Now IN his SOS. &. J t'Lueky'1
baldwin. begins to believe that his
nickname is a hoo3oo and that he
has lived too long. 4 womau la re-
sponsIble fur 10. for his luck deserted
The next day be found Il necessary
To hustle around and set security
FOR something more than a million
dollars OF debts
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Any physician or hospital not yet
using tsquoZsue will be gladly sup
piled FOR y test.
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brain
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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
4eo-4e2 Eighth St,
Oakland, Cal.
$40 ooo-Improved business corner close TO
Broadway; lo0xlO0; will double in value
SIS. .ooO-Cost s55. 600: magnificent mansion;
superb location, grounds and view; extra
sacrifice.
SIS O0o-FruitvaIe's handsomest home; choicest
location; never before offered; 10 rooms
all furnished.
$40 oo0-Cost SIS. 600: handsome. modern,
corner l2-room residence; choicest CEN
tral location sacrifice.
IS. .0oo-Foreclosure sale; must sell; rooms
5oxloo; blocks of Broadway: History
se5ooWBeautiful Oakland Heights: coy s.
room; specially built for two; pretty
81 425o-Would cost a great deal more: pretty
tower, 1-room, corner; near Broadway.
So s25o-Specal bargain; worth $1,000; 7-room
Queen Anne cottage; corner; 70x100;
choice location
$S, ,25o-Offer considered; pretty 7-room cottage
near Fourteenth and Fflbert SITS.
s2,45o-E4ghth and Center: neat Groom home:
3oxlo5: gas fixtures. mantle. porcelain
bath, cement basement.
So. $50 acres (36 lots) fronting San Leandro
electric road; has modern store. fiat;
building s,od insured for $500; fiat mort I
81. s2.ocO4Piedmoht; mont modern Groom cottage; 5ox
s1,s5o-Modern 6,room cottage; 37l.x1I5: ele-
waited; East Oakland warm district;
worth S250O
S1,5o0-Bargain cottage, rooms: stable: 1oOx
115: street work complete; near new
ferry.
81, ,1Oo-Piedmont; near new ferry and school
hard finished cottage; 4oxI45; cheap
home.
ss5O-Not a palace. but good value; rooms;
3112Xll5; mortgage sale.
LOTS.
500 foot-One OF the finest corners left;
close in on Telegraph ave: 95x1o0.
S45 foot lwortb S15)-H sold Immediately;
choicest 30 feet in Linda Vista.
S3oe@Three fine lots; Seminary ave-; estate
forcing a sacrifice.
$55o-Lot. 80 feet West St, near new ferry
and car lines: bargain.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
460-462 Eighth St,
Oakland, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

TWO NICE WATER FRONT COTTAGES
ON CENTRAL AVE. NEAR STATION; BAR
GAINS. LARGE LIST OF REALTY.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

FOR EXCHANGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
REAL ESTATE A MODERN 7-ROOM
HOUSE IN BEST LOCALITY.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
A FEW SAMPLES OF MY EXTENSIVE LIST

FEW SAMPLES OF MY EXTENSIVE LIST
s1ooo-5-roOm. HISTORY cottage; lot 25z1ol;
terms
s1ooo-5-room. 1-story cottage; lot 26xioo;
terms.
s14oo-5-room. 1-story cottage: lot 2sx1oo:
sI75o-5-roon, 1-story cottage; lot soxlo3; one
s215o-7-room. I-story cottage; lot 54x15o;
s21bo-6-rOom. history cottage; lot 4ox1is; one
half cash
s2soo-e-room. 1-story cottage; lot 5ox15o; one
S31oo-T-room. 1-story cottage: lot 5ox15o: one
quarter cash
s426o-e rooms; extra bargain; lot 5ox2e7; nne
location; $1,000 down. balance terms.
A HOME FOR EVERYBODY.
Here Is house that must be 10 be
appreciated; lot 50x267; near Mastick station
modern g. room house; large conservatory, fine
grounds. fruit trees. stable, chcken-house. etc.
I am now building several broom cottages.
VIII be sold on terms. Come and ace them.
modern cottage OF rcoms lot e5x16o.
with adjoining lot 4ox16o; containing fine fruit
trees; sold whole OF in subdivisions; 5
minutes walk from either broad narrow
gauge.
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS
FOR 30 DAYS.
$50 DOWN. BALANCE TO SUIT.
80 LOTS
So :zxl25 TO 35x176
PART OF SO-CALLED F,ROMM TRACT.
TWO BLOCKS FROM SIXTH-ST STATION.
THIRTY MINUTES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
HALF BLOCK FROM LONGFELLOW
SCHOOL
TWO BLOCKS FROM CAR LINE.
APPLY TO A r. DENKE.
14oo WEBSTER ST. ALAMEDA