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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-03
NMARRIED.

HANAK- K-BROwNSTONE- this city. octo-
Der 80. 1904 by the Rev. DR.. ]. Nieto, Isidor
Hanak and Hattie Brownstone.
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BERKELEY ADVERTS'NTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

-$3500-
A CHOICE home on Delaware ST. Berkeley: 3
rooms and bath: lot 40x135: new and modern:
sunny exposure. fine view: easy terms Of
payment IL desired: no trouble TO show prop
erty.
REALTY BONDS AND FINANCE CO. Qno-l }.
1112 Broadway, corner Fourteenth st.
Oakland
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F. J. Monahan. Manager. TEL Mission 81.
M0NAHAN. O'HARA & co

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs.
1883 -234l Mission st.. near Nineteenth,
San Francisco.
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OAKLAND ADVERTS'M'TS
OFFICE, 1916 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE
S24oO-Reduced from $500; owner and
builder financially embarrassed must sell;
cottage Of 3 rooms. bath; all modern con-
veniences. with 9-foot basement, constructed
10 De made into fat OF rooms
more; lot large and sunny; right near Key
Route station at Fortieth and San Pablo:
only % minutes to San Francisco; terms $50
cash, balance mortgage at low rate Of in
terest- Remember. the house is new, mod
eTn first class. First come first served
J. s MYERS. 1902 Broadway, Oakland.
S3S5O-REDUCED from S450O for a quick sale.
house is new; colonial; rooms and bath:
open plumbing; combination gas fixtures: /:
psneled dining room; in fact. thoroughly
substantial up-to-date handsome residence.
lot 5Oxl25, with a terraced lawn; SO-foot
street; frst-class neighborhood, near Tele-
graph avenue and convenient to Key Route
station; less than 80 minutes to San Fran
cisco; space too expensive to say more: TO
see it means TO buy il; terms. $500 cash. bal
J. s. MYERS. 1902 Broadway. Oakland.
BELDEN's BARGAINS.
Sl6So-Good broom cottage and lot 81 :6xi5o:
on East Twenty first St. near Twenty third
$3.50 will buy 5Ox1Ss lot on Magnolia St.
near Twenty-ffth.
s5So-25-foot lot Market St, near Twenty
fifth.
se5O-Another cheap lot; 25x125: on Twenty
fifth St. near San Pablo ave
SZJOO-BeSt buy IN town. fine Groom cottage
and lot 29:6x1OO; right in heart of city; see it
quick
Se55-L.ot 33:4x115: on Edwards St, between
Broadway and Telegraph ave.
S9O0-ChOice lot; sunny side OF Thirty
fourth St close 10 Telegraph ave-; 30x11O. or
35 feet for $1,000
S115O-Beautiful terraced lot 4OxI32; on Yer
non street. Vernon Heights; grand view; ele-
CANT surroundings
BELDEN. REAL ESTATE,
11l2 Broadway, Oakland.
ROOMS: modern: lot S0x1OO: in Piedmont;
, blocks from Key Route; fine neighborhood
S16O0 500 cash. balance like rent.
Nice modern house. nearly new; near Lake
Merritt: close to new streetcar extension
which viii enhance value: rooms; lot 55x
232; $3.50; $500 cash. balance like rent
. rooms; modern: lot 50xi00 lying high
with cement retaining wall; in East OAK
land near Key Route service; $500; 5000
cash. balance like rent
Mansion in East Oakland; II rooms; lots:
suitable for eanitarium private hospital: !:
w N. RUSSELL.
301 California St. San Francisco Cal
S7O0 CASH. $40 monthly TIL paid; well eouipped
chicken ranch; rough cottage of rooms: fine
large brooding house and Al brooder: incu-
batOrs; stable, chcken-houses; chicken runs:
fenced and cross-fenced; some young fruit
trees: good well of water; sandy loan sofl:
away from fogs and winds; an ideal SPOT
for the raising of chickens or pigeons; a
grand property and bargain; adjoining East
Oakland. near electric car; boulevard: fine
high-grade school: new buildings going up
all around; home-seekers anchoring here: 10
lots. 1J0x256. all fenced; price all told sl7OO.
call send for circular 455 9Th St opposite
Broadway station. Oakland; carriage free
H. c. JONES. owner
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FOR sale-S2T50; II cost $3.50; rents for $50
per month: cottages on lot. 4ox150. Apply
70 s. S. AUSTIN. 11o1 Twenty-third ave.
East Oakland.
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REAs EsrATE-courrRY-ror sale.

153 acres. Napa Co.; co acres IN cultivation: :
fruit. vines and grain: fully equipped and
paysng: beautiful place; gentleman's home.
SHADBURNE, 405 Montgomery st
ATTENTION. HOMESEEKERst
Send postal Tor catalogues Of the best land
bargains in California. c. NJ WOOSTER CO,
cas- Market 81.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-03

CONROY Sanatorium and Maternity Hospital;
2sl2 Sacramento ST.: terms very reasonable.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-03
zooaas roH Housrnrr,--e-oon.

GEARY. l225-Fine furnished rooms; reason
able: choice neighborhood all sunny.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-03

ST DOMINIC'S CHURCH BUILDING AsSO-
CIATION-The monthly requiem high mass
for the deceased members of st. Dominic's
Church Building Association and for parents
and relatives of living members will be sung
in ST. Dominic's Church Thursday. at a. M
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SAN MArEo REAL ESTATE.

LOMITA PARK-On line Of San Msteo electri.
cars = minutes from Fifth and Market sts.
oUssce the fog belt and just beyond where
the s. p Co s. bay shore cutoff will Join
he main line: 50-foot lots from S4OO W;
. terms only SIC down and $40 month: sewer
and water pipes in front OF every lot; pure
srteslan well water; l75 lots sold since
August I; an exceptional opportunity
cure .ot IN this desirable section; take the
electric cars and get on at ''LOMITA
PARK and investigate. maps sent on ap-
piics tioz.
sELsY. RODGERS & Co.
Tel. Main e73 116 California st
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ST. JOSEPHS UNION-Semi- annual mass for
the deceased members and deceased friends
St. Mary's Cathedral Thursday Novem-
ber g. at 10 a m. Sermon will be delivered
by Rev Father Riordan S. J.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

CLEAR Oakland Berkeley or ). r. property
FOR ranches J. II. EDISON. t4-45 Bacon
block Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-03

GUARANTEED cure; send 5oc; tablet form
mailed IN plain PACKAGE has cured thou
sands. i. L. c. CO., Az Hayward bldg. s. f.
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ask for our guaranteed antitrust tin
ware and hrst-olass granitewa:e.
NOBLE BROS.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-14

i breezy onversationalist, and the
Inter Ocean enjoyed a very
\ pleasant visit with him.
Dr.. Crewe is at Fargo on pro
/ fessional business.
Al horse belonging to Thomas
Miller and valued at $3.50 died
Sunday.
Charles Robinson is sat Mercy
hospital suffering from a sprain-
ed arm.
Marland Hurst, a 14-year-old
son Of Chief Hurst, had his col
lar bone fractured while playing
foot ball. 81 8
Mrs. Anna Parker who has,
lbeen visiting in this city for
lsone time, is the guest Of Mrs.
I'M. D. Kavanaugh Of Crary this
week.
For the past six weeks the In
teri Oceans circulation in Ram
sey county has been 2, 500; this
week tits 5000 in this county
lalone. The Inter-O Ocean circu-
Ilates more papers in Ramsey
county than the entire paid sub
scription list Of all the other
papers printed in Devils Lake.
Mrs. Henry Smith, who is
spending a few weeks with her
daughter Mrs. +. P. Mann and
1 her son Charles Smith, is suff-
ering from an attack of rheuma-
ltism.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Gibney Of
IHavre, Mont, arrived in the
lefty Friday morning on a short
visit with friends. They return
Ided home Monday. Mr.. Gibney
is engaged in the confectionery
land cigar business in Havre and
is prospecting.
A. N. Maxwell, a North
lMinnewaukan farmer, called at
1.-THE Inter- Ocean Office the other
day and moved his subscrip-
Ition up several years in advance.
4 He was sjubliant over his, crop
(which was mostly harvested, and
1WeH he might be, his wheat
dyield ding Is bushels, oats go, and
ibarley 40. Luke Elliott S oats
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-14
&. Il ST AM


voting contest on Keystone Maid
and Red Fern cigars. The prize
is q ticket to the st. Louis Fair
and $25s expense money for the
trip, or the cost Of the ticket and
the I$25 in cash. r. IA. Hasiam
sent ia 1865 votes for Miss
Pitcher.
That boy Of yours has taken
tn place OF a man all summer and
fall, you know he wants a watch
and he deserves it. Cato ues
gems he win sell you d good one
at the right. price and guarantee
| 1t. lst7
Farm For Sale or Rent. on
Rock Island ! section; all neces-
|sary bull ings; well go acres
under cult ation d; well situated
Tor raising garden truck PLENTY
ofhay land. Ready to yacate "a 81
4 Nov. 1901. For part iculars,
see PrangS g, Devils
Lake. 28-32#
G. "a. Stanard Of Odessa town.
ship was in the city, Friday. He
will have 2, 900 bushels sc No a
northern wheat this year. His
barley yield led $50 bushels while
his oats will run about 60 bushels
to the acre. Mr.. Stanard win
move to- Devils Lake this winter
and remain until spring.
john A. Hughes Of MELVILLE
was In town Tuesday 81 bust
ness, rettlrni ng home Wednes-
day morning. John is an Old
time Devils Lake boy, bit does
not get down here very often
nowadays. He was impressed
deeply with the magnificent
strides the city is making to-
wards rnetrop olitanisnl hardly
knowing the town. John "a q
firm firm belieyersil q, primary elee-
tlon; law, and says eYerYbo dy aIp
il his tosln try li ii for Davis III ~
the Legislature, because he n q
presents their ideas. John III 8
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-14
CITY / J IN BRIEF

w. "a. Fault erson Of Penn was
a prom ent visitor this week.
Complete violin outfits for Sc.
aat II. Huesgen's. &
Henry LAUDER has accepted a
position with e. W Co kburn. Y
For sale. IA fine lot Of young
pigs. r. w. Coz kburn. 1892 q
Axil Nelson has moved his
family to StarkWe Gather where he
has rented a farm. & Il
All sorts Of repairs for all
kinds of sewing machines at
a ilbertson & And rson's. 29tf
Rev. q. James lett Wednesday
To- attend annual inference at
Park River.
Wanted Two rooms for light
housed excepting Inquire at this
office. 28tf
Judge Cowan is building q
handsome addition to his resi-
dence.
The best l8-k wedding rings.
are at H. Huesgen's 81
Mr. and Mrs. Clark w. Kelley
3 left Sunday for a few weeks,
sightseeing at the World s Fair.
First National Bank loans money
not only on farms, but on good city
property. as well Y!
/: ". Mann 81 Son have had al
large bill board erected on the
vacant lot at the corner of Fourth
Street and Arnold avenue.
Old papers for sale at this
office. cents q bundle.
Ray Kelly and Thomas Kahn.
TWO poplIlar yolIng men of Crary,
were in the city Monda
Have an expert fix your sew
ing machine at Gilbertson &, An-
sderson's s.. 2otf
Mrs. G. G. Connolly left Mon
day for an extended visitswith
relatives at st. Paul and Albert,
Lea, MINI.
The most beautiful tremolo
mouth organs from SCI. 25 toi
So. 80, ait Huesgen 8.
Rev. Lloyd Cunningham of
Cando, who has been at Mercy
hospital for SONS time, has So
Tar overed as to- be able TO re-
turn home.
"A carpenter named Anderson,
who was employed by Contractor
Fosburg on the Dixon building,
fell from the roof of the build
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-14
ing last Saturd day and sustained
serious injuries. He was taken
to Mercy hospital. s5 s5

to Mercy hospital. s ...55 4.
Write or Gallon VIM. II. Brown
Company, Mandan, N. D for maps
and plats Of free homestead lands and:
railroad lands adjoining at $3.50 to
~. 50 an acre, easy terms. lift 4.
Rev. MS. Reeves left Tuesday
to attend Minnewaukan Preby-
terry ata Knox. From there he
will go, to Minot to the meeting
Of the Synod.
You need a new robe. See
Pillsbury& Hegland before see
others.
Rev. John S. Dingle WiAsoc-
cupy the pulpit Of the Methodist
church in this city next Sunday
morning, and that Of the Presby-
terrain church in the evening.
We have 40 head Of vel sbred
cattle cows and young stock that
we will sell for cash or on time.
bank approve paper. LaRue
Bros. 1924.
Geo. Passanaultswas the guest
ofhiss sister, Mrs. Ed. Richard
son, this week. He expects to-
leave ia a few days for the coast,
where he will probably locate.
]. Uneil, who has been at
Mercy hospital for several days,
suffering from an arm which
was badly lacerated in a thresh-
ing machine, has gone to- his
home at Roc hest ter, MINI.
Quadruple plated silver tea
sets from Sup at III. Huesgen s..
For rent. i've room house,
one half mile due north of town.
One acre Of land fenced and good
barn; well of I good water and
cistern. Bull dings iii ii good res
pair and will be rented very
SAS1Hs Apply W SesOWMST OIlIpTS-
misses. Mrs. Fitzpa trick. 50 tf.
House for Sale. A seven-roorn
house in Cleve Gland & Kennedy's
add tioI1, new, plastered and
finished ia yell pine; good
well. Also small barn. For sale
at a bargain. Address T. on
box 167, Devils Lake. $685.
Carl Cleveland and familywill
leave next week for Chicago
where they will spend the win
ter. Mr.. Cleveland in company
with his father r. u. Cleveland
will place a recently patented,
sealer which they have
invented, On the market this
Miss Ida Pitcher Of this city
has received notice from Nash
Bros. off Grand Forks that she
has won one Of the prizes in the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-14
a 5ase cniy hlsh grade eassIns Powese
i made O . modsssts prloss
Calumet
Baking ]!
Powder
NOTICE
OF Hearing Appeals from De
cision of Special Sewerage
Assessment Committee in
Regard to Sewerage
Assessments.
To ALI Whom II May Concern

To ALI Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby gived that the special sewer
sge assessment committee, appointed by the
to make assessments for the construction Of a
system OF sewerage in said City in 1904, have
made complete list of the lands benefited by
such sewer, and have deposited such assess
ment list with the City Auditor of said City,
and notice is also hereby given that at the next
regular meeting of the City Council of said
City, t-wit; on the 18th day Of November, 1904,
at eight q clock T. "a at the Council Chamber
n the City = all, in the City of Devils Lake,
such committee in relation to such assessments,
will be heard and determined by said City
That the following is complete list of all
the lots and parcels of land in the City of Dew
lis Lake, North Dakota, benefited by the con-
struction OF the system Of sewerage established
by the City Council of said City in 1903.
to point where Third Street intersects Rail-
road Avenue. s.sf IN pa "a
On Railroad Avenue from the intersection of
said Avenne and Third Street to the intersec-
ton of said Railroad Avenue and Fourth Street.
= On Fourth Street from center of Uline Ave-
nue. to the end OF sewer previously laid about
fifty feet east Of east property line on Kelley
Avenue. Ia. 4. 59 NJ
On Fifth Street from centre of Uline Avenue
to confer of Minnewaukan Avenue.
4 On Seventh Street from centre of Uline Ave-
nue. to center Of Mihnewaukan Avenue.
lDOn MinneYaukani Avenue from centre OF
Seventh Street to centre ct Fourth Street.
Together with the amount assessed against
each lot OF parcel of land, that each lot or par
Gel has been asseesed the amount set opposite
tho description thereof: Ed
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-11-05
EIGHT ARE WOUNDED
ONE FATALITY As OUTCOME OF
HALLOWEEN LARK NEAR
PORT HURON, MICH.
sHo1GuNs TURNED ON YouaG MEN
FARMER AND THREE EMPLOYEES
OPEN FIRE FROM BEHIND
A ~sTRAWsTAcK.

Port Huron, Mich, Nov. 2.-Roy
Lindsay, aged twenty-seven years, is
dying and seven other young men are
nursing shot wounds which they re
ceived during a Halloween lark at
Smiths creek, near this city.
The young men, accompanied by
several others who not wounded
had gone to the farm Of Joseph Lam
bert, who, it is claimed. threatened
previous to Halloween that any pranks
attempted at his expense would be
severely punished. The young men
had just stepped through his gate, il
is alleged, when Lambert and his three
hired men fired on them with shot
guns from behind a strawstack. Lind
say fell fatally wounded and the Other
seven dropped to the ground with shot
wounds in various parts of their bod
les.
1t is believed that the farmers, wher
they fired, failed to realize that the
young men were near enough to be
seriously injured by the shot.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-11-05
RUSSIANS DRIVEN OUT
JAPS CAPTURE LAST FORTiFicA.
TloN ON RIHLUNG MOUNTAIN
At PORT ARTHUR.
OTHER ADVANCE POSITIONS OCCUPIED
REslEoiNG FORCES GRADUALLY
DRAWING CLOSER TO THE
INNER FORTRESS.

Chefoo. Nov. 2.-Thc meagcr ahdi-
tional details reaching ChefOo concern
ing the last general assault on Port
Arthur, which began in a preliminary
way on Oct. "a and later developed
into the third attempt Of the Japanese
to secure a commanding position. dis
close that on the night OF Oct. 20 he
Japanese, who on Oct. 26 had daringly
entrenched themselves on the slope o:
Rihlung mountain. forced their way
further and drove the Russians FROM
their last trench before that fortified
ton. The Russians retreated from.
their trenches to the other side Of th"
mountain.
1t is alleged tina the japanese might
have entered the fertilization, but the.
refrained from doing SO, as it woul2
obviously be impossible for them I"
hold the position in the lace OF the
fire which would be sule to be direct
ed against them from other forts.
II seems 10 be the intention III tue
japanese TO enter several cooperative
fonts simultaneously OF not at all. In"
Japanese have found it impossible to
remain in any solitary f~ortlhcation
while the other big forts were abte To
concentrate a FIRE upon them.
The Japanese also have advance"
closer TO ltze mountain, having occu-
pied a position above the crematlo''
works. On the night Of Oct. ~ the
Japanese flag vas seen flying over Two
new positions. the m OF which are
not known to the informant OF tae
Associated Press correspondent.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-11-05
THREE ARMIES IN FIELD
RUSSIA PLANS TO HAVE FIGHT
ING FORCE OF OVER HALF
MILLION MEN.

st. Petersburg. Nov. ~2.-Accordfn3
to the days advices from the theatel'
of war no general engagement has YET
begun. There was some diminishing
Monday. but nothing serious. No Japa-
nese offensive has developed SO far,
the official reports show, although adj
vices from the extreme east are be-
lated.
General kaulbars. who is to succeed
General K%uropatkin in command OF the
first army, has arrived here. He
passed the entire day closeted with the
general staff and with General Alex
Jeff, director of the bureau OF opera
lions, studying the details Of the CAM
paign in the light of secret dispatches
and the war Office archives. Kaulbars
is Kuropatkin's personal selection.
Kaulbars' reconstructed first army
will include the First, Tenth and Sew
enteenth European corps. n corps OF
rifles and two others to be sent out.
The second army will consist OF the
Eighth, Third and Sixteenth corps. n
rifle corps and two others not ye,
designated.
The third army will be composed of
six Siberian corps under General Line
Witch.
When the present plans are realized,
which will not be earlier than the
spring, Russia will have three armies.
each of six corps, altogether over $780,
900 men, in the Far East The rife
battalions, which are now beginning
to start for the front, will provide two
of the corps intended for the first and
second armies.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-11-05
MENTAL
Various Things That Give Ia Con.
den In Ourselvex.

We each have the need Of our men
tai prop" One oma tells me that
when she wishes to give decided orders
to her cook she always puts on her
hat and gloves, then, as she floats into
the kitchen surrounded by n cloud of
dignity and courage, she feels equal to
the occasion.
Good and well fitting clothes are
props to us all and bring about 4 GER
tain confidence in ourselves, a sort of
mental pat you on the back, which
says, Brace up, old boy; the shell is
perfect; let's hear from the kernel"
To the little school miss on the day
Of the entertainment what u prop is
the bristling blue sash.
The doctor depends much upon his
gloves. He can be busy with them
when vital or difficult questions are
asked. They are a sort of moral safety
valve.
For the bashful boy who is deprived
in the hall Of hat and gloves before en
tering the room filled with people II
some good fairy would only hand him
a book to occupy his hands so he need
only look after his feet what II prop
1t would be to him!
A clergyman's prop lies in well fit
ting vestments.
AS for the writer Of this article
can speak with the authority of most
intimate acquaintance-she must have
her hair arranged in the way she at
fects it and her shoes on to cope with
nfe's emergencies. She finds the wag,
gish old world rather a jolly place and
loves to watch frail humanity lean
Ing gently upon their mental props"
while they are happily quite uncon'
scious of her scrutiny.-Jeannette
Young in Critic.