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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
ADYERT'S'MTS
sAxLhND RuAL ESTATE

REALTY-BoNDs AND FINANCE CO..
ll72 Broadway. Oakland.
CHOICE PIEDMONT LOT.
10ox2oo; very best location in Piedmont: nne
view lots IN opposite block so held at twice TINS
NEAR KEY ROUTE AND SAN PABLO AVE.
Choice lot north side of street, close 10
San Pablo ave-; 1O0xI50; this lot Is in Emery
willie. where taxes are only SOC on the slVo;
price $3.50.
LOT FOR STORES AND FLATS.
Very choicest corner in Oakland: on two
main electric lines. and IS the transfer point;
has three street frontages. being northwest
and northeast corner: price 5000.
CHOICE BUILDING LOT.
North side street between Sth and l2tn sts.'
and near Oak; 5ox1co; price $4,000.
INCOME PROPERTY.
On north side OF street. between Wasninglon
building; rented for $1320 per annum; price
Sl2, 500; best proposition in Oakland
PRICE $50 PER FOOT.
Very fine lot on south SIDE oil, o. stFe9s rsdyide: d
Cheapest asasD sho lot esstrOi ssst 81 MsrSst s st.
kLLcE-sT. LOTS.
Between 18th and 10Th sts.; these iots are
ls0 feet deep: any size desired; price reduced Geo
to s72 so per foot; these are the cneapesl iols
east OF Broadway; best OF locations
s125oO BARGAIN.
very nne NE. corner. near oak 81. ana
north OF Twelfth; lot 120 feet front; nne large
~: ,a hoSanc. sod for sloo per foot II de-
sired; this is the best buy IN residences prop
erty in Oakland.
REALTY BONDS AND FINANCE CO..
1I72 Broadway. Oakland.
KARL H. NICKEL
Rooms e2-63, Bacon Building.
Here is Sow y.gr opportunity to buy good prop
Never before have 50 many good things been
offered at the same time.
Every piece of property in the following list
iE good investment or speculation.
The prices in the left hand column are con-
servative values OF the properties.
The prices in the right hand column are spe-
s4,25o-Two. story. 7-roOm house; new;-ss, 800
lot 65 #. front; in oakland,s
finest residence neighborhood;
income, s420 per annum.
$4'oVo-Sroo nNSse .. so'ioo
trains and cars: fine climate:
a big snap; income 10 per
ss2o-Lot 4Ix1oo, near Santa Fe -se7o
tract; all street work done;
other lots in the neighbor-
borhood are selling at prices
above $500.
f2.25o-Dot 75x145 in PeraIta Heights; $3.50
within 1 block OF Z. Oakland;
branch Of Key Route.
IL
$4oooo-An investment yielding / per cent per
month net: improvements alone cost
more than price asked: a margin of
$1,000 IN this buy.
-
If you want 70 buy on a margin of from $3.50
to $1,000 call at once and secure one Of
the above SNAPS.
KARI. n. NICKEL,
Rooms 62-63. Bacon Block.
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REDUCED from s45oo to $500; swell e-room
Eastiake cottage; sunny side of street; in
excelient neighborhood; only 8 minutes
walk TO local train: all large sunny rooms;
lot o0U1oo, feet; all In open lawn; elegant
palm trees garden: only short blocks from
public school. making an ideal home.
s2eso-A pretty groom cottage in an ideal
location IN Alameda; large lot 50x150 feet;
open lawn, trees. garden. chicken yard and
houses in rear. and positively must be sold
at once; this place can be had on very mod
crate terms. Apply on premises 2142 Ala
media ave-. OF agents.
$S50o-This is real, genuine snap and
not merely advertising; now don't miss this
II you want good buy in 7-room modern
teenth and Broadway and narrow gauge
train; cottage contains large bedrooms.
parlor, Sining-room and large kitchen; the
exterior is very pretty. having a half circle
porch with turned posts and open miilwork;
horses and carriage: 10. boxioo feet: this
is even AS good a buy for an investment, as
It viIl readily pay II per cent on the
S52b0-Swell pair modern up-to-date nats;
in good neishborhood; 8 and 6 rooms: open
plumbing open lawn; rented to permanent
tensntS income ss2 per month; guaranteed
Agents German Alliance Ins. Co.. New
KREIss & HoRswTrLL
1910 Broadway
OAKLAND, CAk
THE ALDEN CO..
1879 Broadway
READ THIS AID.
f25oo-Modern 5-room cottage; can be sold at
$25 month and small cash payment down;
t2960-F1ue 6-room cottage near Hobart ST.:
worth $500 and a snap at $3.50
s47bo-Good corner hats near Broadway;
rented $50 month.
daIly; prohts $500 month clear OF ex-
pCnses.
5 years lease: Will loan $500 on same
THE ALDEN CO. iass Brosdway. g oakland Eaid
s25oo-HoUsE OF rooms and bath: lot BOZ
100; near Oak st. station.
sI75o-House OF s rooms and bath: lot
26xl0T; 18th St. near Kirkhan; easy terms
s210o-Modern cottage: s rooms and bath;
land all street work done; must SELL
HUGH NJ. CAMERON,
105S Broadway.
s45o0-s-RoOM house; modern conveniences.
lot 40z100. Webster ST.; close In.
$s25o-e rooms: lot 5ox135 on Fflbert st. I;
bargain.
sSoOO-House. rooms; lot 4ox1oo; Fiibert
st near Sixteenth.
S1S5o-Lovely 4-room cottage; lot 5oxf35:
North Oakland; blocks from Key Route
station.
$175o-6-room cottage; lot 5oxl25; West
Oakland; minutes walk to local train.
G. X. MARSHALL, 1910 Broadway
FIVE ROOM house, with attic and basement
in lot 50x150 IT.: close to Key Route station
and one half block from local street-car line !:
good stable. chicken-house berries, etc; fine
place for the money; $1,000: worth $500
WILLIAMS & PARSONS, 91s Broadway
NEW house OF 9 rooms. strictly modern: 10
minutes walk from City Hall: choice To-
cality. terraced lot, stone steps; $500
Also 50x10o 44th St. bet. Grove st. and
San Pablo ave: $3.50.
lots, two blocks from Telegraph ave-: $500:
bank loan of $1,000 can remain
SALISBURY & YOUNG. 96s Broadway, Oak
land.
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e2GS0-A pretty Groom cottage in an ideal
location IN Alameda; large lot 50x150 feet;
open lawn, trees, garden, chicken yard and
houses IN rear. and positively must be sold
at o9ces this place can be had on very mod
crate terms. Apply on premises 2142 Ala
media ave-. OF agents.
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s450-FTNE lot: S5x120; on East Twenty
sixth st.; easy terms; good buy; street
work all done.
sixth St; easy terms; street work done.
$900-Beautiful lot. 40xlb0, on East Oak 1t |;
fine mountain and marine view; near Key
route cars.
s950-F1ne lot, 8ox125 on Edward ST., near
Telegraph ave-; convenient to Key route
depot.
s12oo-Choice lot 40x111, on Second ave- :
fine neighborhood: convenient to all car
lines.
e2eoo-Eiegant residence site, 100x1z6 In LINDA
Vista Terrace.
sb0oo-Just reduced from $500; elegant cor.
in Linda Vista; 126x10O
$eooo-Ffne business lot 5ox1o0. on San Pablo
ave., west side.
f6500-Another fine business lot. b0xl00 west
side: near in. We have others
J. H. MACDONALD & CO.,
1852 BROADWAY.
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SUNDAY rEcrUxEs.

DIR. JOHN A. KERGAN's free lecture this
evening, O'Clock. at Electricians Hall. 80
Eddy ST. Subject, "Reaping the Harvest,
followed by beautiful illustrated songs; the
evening will be both instructive and enter
tanning; remember the question box. All
are cordially invited.
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S4250-TWO-STORY modern, sunny dwelling
CT large rooms and reception hall with
every modern convenience: lot 40 feet front;
sunny side OF the street, within half block
of Telegraph ave-; owned by q nonresident;
can be seen at any time.
$7500-Income property within q blocks Of
Broadway leased at present at better than
8 per cent per annum.
Northwest corner: lot e0x100: on Fifty
ninth ct. and Shattuck ave-: must be sold
at once the owner is going away. Ex-
anime the property and make your best
offer.
A pair of new fats of 5 and 6 rooms, rent
ing at $52 90 per month for $3.50 il q big
buy: we have 1t for sale. The first to
accept this choice offering gets It.
GEO W. AUSTIN,
1902 Broadway, Oakland.
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fs7Be-LARGE new 2 story 9-room house: gas
and electricity all through: large lot; close
IN; 3 bedrooms upstairs; snap: this house
IS worth $500 10 any
e3000-House Of rooms end bath on large lot
iOoxi2s feet on north side OF the street;
worth $4,000; near San Pablo ave. and
Thirty-sIxth St
fpO-I,ot 25xI15: in Elmhurst, on the main
street; only one block from Haywards
electric carr.
$500 fats and cottage on north side OF
street, between Market and Broadway;
pays per cent.
GEO Il. vOSE.
Peal Estate Broker and Financial Agent
e6S Broadway, Oakland.
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INCOME PROPER

INCOME PROPERTY.
On north side OF street between washington
and CIay, lot 5Ox75; covered by two-story
building; rented for s1320 per annum; price
Sl2 500 best proposition in Oakland
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HoLCoMB. BREED & BANCROFT.
1000 Broadway Oakland, Cal
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
eb00O-Lot within ? blocks OF Broadway; right
be made into big paying investment
property OF this class almost unoDtaln-
able now, and win advance in price when
our contract expires. See Us for par
ticulars.
INVESTMENT.
1900 cash. balance on easy terms; house Of
IL rooms on large lot, soxi2o feet; lot
worth $50 per foot; house can be made
into two fats that Will rent for $50 to
SIS per month; good location; close in
town
SNAP.
1IOo0-sI50 cash, balance $50 or s5 per month,
viii buy 4-roou cottage, located only
3 blocks from Southern Pacific local
trains: property has been held for 1920,
but owner MUST sell at once.
$500 cash. balance on easy terms. will buy
a 5-room cottage: new and strictly up
to-dste: just completed; just oTle block
from Grove street
s2OO0-Fsne lot with grand marine view; north
west frontage: commands view OF hills
and bay. Golden Gate and San Francis
CO: outlook never be shut out; Ideal
spot for home: best OF neighborhoods;
right IN town; only one block from car
line: 10 minutes walk TO Key Route
station.
S25OO-5-room cottage near Tth St local. near
lake; property now renting for SO 90;
this is an exceptionally good buy.
-25S-
HOLCOMB, BREED & BANCROFT.
1O6e Broadway. Oakland.
BRANCH OFFICES:
COR. ALcATRAZ AND COLLEGE AYES.
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LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1904 sth 81. Oakland.
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EIRoD HULL.
$125e-3-roon cottage. bath. pantry and
the last year: very cozy home; lot 251lo6;
near local station; terms Il desired
&lT0o-4-room cottage high Basement: lot 10
x100: fruit trees and berries; fine soil
fzS0O-5-roonn cottage modern Throughout;
high basement: laundry in basement; fine
rfne view and Of hills TO the east lot bIx12I;
seooo-isero new hotel in a lively mining
town: saloon and barn, with acres OF fine
land; fine trees and house: here Is fine ep-
portunity for some one; stately oaks on the
33OOO-6-room cottage high basement; gas.
electrfcty. sevsr and water; lot 45x2oo: on
one OF those lovely shaded streets In beautiful
FFaitvaie, terms II desired
A few more pieces OF acreage. h-acre TO
acres; shis tract win soon be gone. Can early
9a order 20 secure choice
ELRoD HULL 1909 Broadway. Oakland.
A GENUINE BARGAIN in 4o-foot lot on Sec
ond ave. near E 18th St Must be sold;
ofer wanted.
Choice lot. sox1zs feet close to Key Route
tFzin4. new homes being built in same block;
only go foot; worth SIS
Two Groom cottages. Just finished. near
san Francisco trains; choice location among
new homes: $500 cash. balance like rent.
ALBERT s DAY, AGENT AND DEALER.
1872 Broadway. Oakland
slseo-BEsT Of alI-2 stories, rooms; occu-
pied By owner. for whom built: large airy
Se posurs % tsrraced iot WIDE A0ulnsesd Tnscovered
Dorches; away up on heights: one OF the
warh money no extra eharre sor fSf on s
this house; owner wants to dispose OF
property because OF business reasons: near
Key Route station; just the home for
San Frsnclseo business Tnsn,
Main 653. No. s14 San Pablo ave.
7-RooM house on lot ssxIzs feet near Key
route. close TO local street car lines, for
house. modern on 5OxI00 foot lot in same
locality for $2So0. worth $500 TO $3200
These so srs css essl rssas SsTSSins VILLAINS
COLONIAL HOUSE.
On Athcl ave; sunny rooms; natural wood
eln-style houses: lot 5oxiss one boc, from from
car line connecting with Key Route: price
$3.50: only $3.50 cash required. Owner leay-
MEADs BELL
1928 Broadway.
GOOD HOMES AND BUSINESS
III NEARBY SUBURB
t28oo-store with living rooms: stable: corner
lot 62xS0; fixtures: horse and wagon: fine
stock Of groceries: good trade already estab-
Posf ieS rssson for selling Snow 1918
Washington ST. Oakland.
MUST BE SOLD
31IOo b0-CottaRe 1 rooms; lot 2ex11o, l2th
al, near Center.
914ee-Cottafe rooms and bath: lot 2yxl20:
1861 PeraltA ST. Call at 13l6 Center 81
Oakland.
s2ss0--FOR sale; modern. sunny tpro-story
house OF six rooms and bath. gas: lot 2sx
147; lawn fruit trees. chicken yard: east
side ef Market ST.. near Oath. H BRYANT.
1112 Broadway Oakland.
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kI.ICE-sT. LOTS.
Between 18th and 10Th sts-i these iots are
ls9 feet deeu. any size desired; price reduced
to s72 so per foot; these are the cneapest lols
east OF Broadway; best OF locations
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REALTY BONDS AND FINANCE CO.,
II72 Broadway. Oakland.
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PRICE $50 PER FOOT.
Very fine lot on south side OIL street; near
Ninth and Castro; 100x1Oo; VIII suooifloe'
cheapest lot eest OF Market st.
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FIRST Presbyterian Church Van Ness ave.
and Sacramento st.-Rey. VIM. Kirk Guthrie,
pastor. Services at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
The pastor will preach at both services. Bible
school. IL 80 p. m. DR.. II. H. Bell will give
stereopticon lecture on Palestine" Chris
tian Endeavor, 5:16 p m and 6:15 D. m
Wednesday, 8 p. m, nafdweek service Ali
are cordially invited
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in good neighborhood: and rooms: open
plumbing open lawn; rented to permanent
tenantS income s52 per month; guaranteed.
Agents German Alliance Ins. Co.. New
York.
KREISS & HoRswILL.
167o Broadway,
OAKLAND, CAL
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CENTRAL NJ z. Church. Mission ST.. between
Sixth and Seventh.-Dr H. c. Jennings Of
Chicago will preach at the morning service;
the pastor. Rev. Geo ". White. will speak
Sunday school, 12:45. Young Peoples meet
ings at 6:15. Special music at the evening
service. commencing with song service at
7:S0. Everybody welcome. Seats free
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sIa5o0 BARGAIN.
very nne NE. corner near oak 81. ana
north OF Twelfth; lot 12o feet front; nne large
lof and balance sold for 500 per foot II de-
sired; this is the best buy in residence prop
erty in Oakland.
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GRACE Methodist Episcopal Church. corner
Twenty-hrst and Capp sts. - Francis NJ
Larkin. Phi. D.. minister residence 316S
Twenty first 1t. Services II a. m. and 80
p. M: Sunday school 2:45 p. m. Morning
subject. Our Indebtedness to Life" Even
Ing subject, ''The Tragedy of Ambition"
Next Sunday the minister begins a of
six sermons "A Christians Creed" All
invited: seats free
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s250o-HOUSE OF rooms and bath; lot box
100; near Oak st. station.
$1750-House OF rooms and bath: lot
26x10T; 18th St, near Rirkhan; easy terms.
$210o-Modern cottage rooms and bath.
IN one OF the best neighborhoode in East Oak
land all street work done; must SELL
HUGH NJ CAMERON.
105S Broadway.
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CALVARY Presbyterian Church, cor jackson
and Fillmore sts.--Rev. John Hemphill, d. D.,
pastor Morning service at IL o'clock. Even
ing service at 1880 o'clock. Rev. Warren
II Landon. DID,, Will preach at both serv-
ices Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m. Christian
Endeavor meeting at $3.50 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock All
cordially invited
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FIRST Congregational Church. corner Post and
Mason sts.-Rev. George c. Adams. D. D.,
pastor Rev. Cornelius H. Patton, d. D., Of
Boston will preach at IL a. At 7:45 p.
m. monthly service OF song. Special music
by the choir. Samuel d. Mayer, organist ano
director. Address by the pastor. Topic: "a
Religious Awakening" All cordially in
vited
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GRACE Church, California st. corner Of Stock
ton.-Rev. David Evans, rector. Rev. A.
f. Bernays, curate. Celebration Of holy com-
munion. a. M: morning service. IL o'clock
Benedicite in fiat &c. w. Warren: bens-
dictus In NMozart; offertory. Praise Ye
the Lord" (Randegger); full cathedral serv
Ice. Z :l5 p. M; service in D Qlife). Organ
ist and cholrmaster William II. Holt.
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MRS l.. L. BEAN OF Chicago lectures to la
and Facts a Young Wife and Mother Ought
TO Know. next Wednesday and Friday aft
ernoon at o'clock: admission free; Central
Han. 1923 Market St, above Sixth; come
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THIRD Congregational, Fifteenth st. near
Mission-Rev. William RAIDER pastor; resi-
dence, 297 Church ST., phone Mission 40
IL a. m. The Church and the Duty Bur
den and Privilege of Membership" 7:30
p. m, What We May Be Hereafter-a
Study in the Souls Eternal Destiny"
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ArrozNEYs-AT-LAw.

Advice free In all legal matters; private divorces
q speciality; quick: quiet; no pay unless divorce
is granted; collections made: partnership bill Of
sale. Wills deeds. etc. drawn Open evenings
by request. Established ~ years. O. W.
HOWE, 1922 Market ST.. bet Mason Sc Taylor
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R.. w. KING. Attorney at-Law, Exam bldg:
9th floor entrance, room 611; established 70
years: all courts. general courts and ofnce
practice; no fees In advance for consulta-
tion: evenings by appointment. Tel Red 36Oi-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
FOR CITY ELECTION.
The Registrars and Poll Holders are
Appointed.

The Board of Aldermen met in
special session yesterday and named
the registrars and poll holders for the
city election which takes place on
Monday the first of May. The regis
tration books will be opened 20 days
before the election, this placing the
opening day on the eleventh of April.
The places of registration and the
polling places are unchanged. In each
of the divisions of the city one alder
man is to be elected in place of two,
and in addition to the other officers
voted for heretofore there will be an
election for the Police Justice.
The registrars and poll holders are
as follows:
First Ward. First Division-R.
Koonce, Registrar j. j. Lewis j..
Rowan Rogers. Judges. Second Di-
vision-E. NJ. Martin. Registrar. w,
NJ. Utley, Fl. NJ Farnsworth. Judges.
Second Ward. First Divisional. r.
Homes. Registrar. G. w. Beavers, K.
w. Merritt, Judges. Second Division
M, T. Ray. Registrar. H. e. Green,
j. w. Denmark, Judges.
Third Ward. First Division. A.
Emory, Registrar. Fl. D. Bunch. c.
H. Beine. Judges. Second Division
B. f. Tucker, Registrar. w. Q. Scott,
NJ Bowers, Judges.
Fourth Ward. First Division-N. A.
Blake, Registrar. G.. e. Leach. ID. 3.
Sorrell, Judges. Second Division
w. d. Smith, Registrar. w. r. War
ren, j. r. O'Neal, Judges.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
PERSONALS.

Mr. H. w. Webb is here from Hills
Mr.. t. L. Caudle. of Wadesboro, is in
the city.
the city.
in the city.
Mr.. u. L. Spence is in the city from
Mr.. ii. L. CobIe is in the city from
Col Fred J. Coke, of Wadesboro, is
in the city.
Mr.. Curtis NJ. Muse, of Ellington, is
in the city.
Mr.. w. J. Adams, of Carthage, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. ]. B. Dawson is here from Kin
ston on business.
Mr.. II. l.. Finlayson, of Goldsboro,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. HI. E. Bowden, of Greensboro,
is visitor to Raleigh.
Mr.. l.. ID. Robinson, of Wadesboro
is here on legal business.
Mr.. w. A. Jones, of Holly Springs
was in the city yesterday.
Rev. p. d. Mangum, of Castalia, is
visiting. friends in the city.
Mr.. Frank d. Hackett. of Wilkes
boro, is a visitor to Raleigh.
Messrs Issac n. Carr and Geo. A.
Carr, of Durham, were here yesterday.
Mr.. w. M. Morgan, of Fayetteville,
who was here on matters of business,
returned to his home yesterday.
Mr.. J. c. Murchison, of Greensboro,
returns to the Atlantic Coast Line as
train dispatcher at Wilmington.
Hon. f. A Woodland, of Wilson, af-
ter looking after some matters in court
here. returned to his home yesterday.
Ex-Governor Charles b. Aycock,
who has been here on legal business.
left yesterday with his son Connor for
Goldsboro.
Hon. J. A. Lockhart and Mr.. II. H.
McLendon of Wadesboro, who have
been here on legal business, left yes
terday for home.
Mr.. VIM. Wyatt, of the Senior Glass
at Wake Forest, after a visit to his
father, Mr.. Job. p. Wyatt, has return
ed to the college.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
Shaw University.

The commencement exercises of the
Leonard Schools of Medicine and
Pharmacy and the Department of Law
of Shaw University. will begin Sunday.
April 9th, at 4 p. m.
The Baccalaureate Sermon Will be
delivered at that hour by Rev. w. H.
Goler, ID, president of Livingstone
College, Salisbury n. c. The CON-.
mencement exercises proper will occur
at 10 a. m. Thursday, April 18th. The
annual address will be given by Hon.
Walter G. Emerson, of Washington,
d. c., and the diplomas will be pre-
scented to the graduates by Hon. Rob-
ert B. Glenn, Governor of North Car
DINA.
These exercises will all take place
at the university and the public Will
be welcome to the extent of the seat
ing capacity of the chapel.
The procession will form promptly
at 945 a. m
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
The Weather "
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Raleigh Council No. SOL, Royal Ar
canum continues to grow. Fourteen
members were initiated on Monday
night and six are ready for initiation.
Rev. ]. N. H. Summerell, who is
pastor of the Client Presbyterian
church at Norfolk, who has been on
visit TO Mr.. J. r. Chamberlain, left
yesterday.
Evidences of springtime were shown
YESTERDAY afternoon and last night in
front of the Marlborough House. Chairs
were outside and the travelling pupllc
was taking the air.
Rev. r. f. Bumpas left yesterday
for Durham to attend the three lee
lures to be delivered by Bishop Z. b.
Galloway, of Jackson, Miss. on the
Avery foundation, his theme being
missions.
No capture of the five convicts who
recently escaped, three from the I'll
lery farm and two from the camp at
Bowdens, is reported to the States
prison and the men are supposed here
to be still at large.
No action was taken yesterday by
tho CORPORATION Commission on the
apTointment of a State Bank Exam
liner to succeed J. O. Ellington, resign
ed. A number of the applicants are
in the city urging their claims, and
an election is expected today or tomor-
row.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
Mrs. w. M. Rogers
Homemade
YEAST.

is meeting with the highest success
and win hereafter be handled by all
the leading grocers of Raleigh.
1t Is put up in Is and Is cent pack
ages and full directions go with each
package. One % cent package will
make up 25 quarts of flour. Tt will
keep fresh and good two to three
months in cold weather, and six to
eight weeks iii summer. For sale by
j. IL. F'erraH & Co., Fred WooIlcott,
Ben Walters, NJ: RosenthaI and w.
@. Stronach s. Sons.
Mail orders addressed to Mrs. W. M.
Rogers, sal Halifax street, Raleigh,
N. c., will receive prompt attention.
A Few OF the Many Testimonials.
We use Mrs. Rogers Home Made
Yeast altogether and ind 1t superior
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
The Franklin Bankrupt Case.

There will be no meeting this morn
ing in the bankruptcy case of j. r..
Franklin, of Chalybeate Eprings, as it
has been continued till the 5th of
April when it will be heard before
Mr.. Victor H. Boyden, referee in
bankruptcy.
This continuance was caused by the
inability to attend of Col. J. w. Hins-
dale, counsel for Mr.. Franklin, who
is kept at home by sickness in his
family. Mr.. John A. Mills is the tenn
porary receiver until a trustee is dp-
pointed on the. 9Th of April.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
Incorporation.

The Neutralgine Chemical Company
CT Wilmington, with $4,000 authoriz-
cd capital stock, of which $4,000 has
been paid in. was chartered yesterday.
The objects of the company are TO
carry on a general drug business. man
UfaciuTe medicines and manufacture
especially neutralgine. The iEcorpora,
tors are: c. T. Harper, j. A. Broth
ers, and J. f. Jarman, al lof Whining
fat