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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-12
CAUSED WILD ALARM
AMONG OCCUPANTS

New York. Sept Part Of the rear
wall OF a tenement house at Thirty-firsC
street and Second avenue fell out short
u after ] O'Clock this morning causing
The occupants 20 flee Tor safety. Calls
were sent out for ambulances. q fire
alarm was turned in and the reserves
Of several precincts We're hurried TO the
Sc6le y thorough search OF the prem
is,S. however revealed the fact that no
one was seriously hurt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-12
EIGHT HOURS OR STRIKE.
Typographical Union to Force the
Issue at Once.

Indianapolis. Sept 1.-THE International
union committee and the
committee from the Typothetae of this
city failed to agree to an eight-hOur
day at a conference late today. The To-
cal typographical union has ordered all
the members in this city to strike at
once in every shop where the eight hour
day is not in effect One hundred and
fifty men are involved here. James
Lv lch. president of the International Ty-
biographical union, said tonight:
81 have instructed unions in their re-
spective cities to demand contracts inn
mediately for an eight-hOur day. to COM
mence Jan. l. Wherever the demand is
refused thfy have been instructed to
strike AT once"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-12
RELIEF FOR VICTIMS.

Rome, Sept 11-Relief committees for
the relief of the victims of the earth
quake are organizing in every city. The
municipality of Milan has contributed
$40 go and the savings bank of that city
$4,000.
A ministerial council viii be held to-
morrow to discuss G reSef measure for
presentation to parliament.
Premier Forts has teiegraDhed every
project in Italy, requesting the despatch
of all available wood for the construction
of shelters in Calabria.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-12
CRUSHED BY AVALANCHE.

Berne, Switzerland, Sept. ia tel
egraIn was received today from the
Swiss expedition which is attempting
TO reach the summit of the western
Himalayas. saying that Lieutenant
Bache has been crushed by an ava
lanehe and that the expedition is re-
turning
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-12
FELL FROM FENCE.


Mammoth, Sept u.-Arthur Sullivan,
the l0-year-old son of John c. Sullivan,
foreman at the Grand Central mine met
with a painful accident last evening, dis
locating his ankle while playing around
TO jump the fence in front of the house.
and caught mis- right foot on the top Of
the fence, falling heavily on the other
side. Dr. j. A. Hensel of Eureka re-
duced the dlslocation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-12
Seven Cases at srombera.

BrOmberg, Sept. u.-Seven cases of
cholera were reported today in six VIII
lagos in this administrative district.
Two cOnvicts have died of the disease
at Gnesen. The totals In this district
IN which cholera has been more numer-
Gus than ia any other section, are only
thiTty-three cases and fifteen deaths.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-12
WAR ON ANARCHISTS.

Madrid, Sept. IA cabinet meeting
held Yesterday authorized the minister of
the interior TO organize a body of special
police for the supervision or anarchists in
Barcelona. The council also ordered the
starting of public works for the relief
Of the distress in the ADMINISTRATION dis
tTict OF Andalusia.
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ELECTIONS IN SPAIN.

Madrid. Sept. 12-The latest results Of
the legislative elections resulted as fol-
lows: Ministerialists elected, 23l: con-
serVatives, 104; republicans, 81; villaverd~
lists. u; relgiOnisJs, Z; carlists, 3, integ-
rists , and independents. g.
The results in eight departments are
not vet known.
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HOSPITALS FULL.

St. Petersburg. Sept IA dispatch
from GodZvahani of Sept s. only a small
portion of which was allowed TO pass the
censor, says that On Aug II there We're
=. $50 sick and wounded officers and men
IN an the military hnsnitals
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NEW WYOMING BANK.
lSDeciai 10 The Herald.l

toDeclaI 10 TIC HtfaIu.J
Washington, u. c, Sept. 1.-THE appL-
cation Of A. ]. Cunningham, +. p.
Palmer j. d. Richards, ii. q. Hay and
A. H. Marble to organize the Wind River
National bank of ShOshone, Wyoming,
with $4,000 capital, has been approved
by the comptroller of currency.
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Six New Cases; Two Dead.

Marienwerder. West Prussia, Sept. II.
Six fresh cases Of cholera have been
reported in FIVE places in this district.
Two deaths have occurred.
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PANIC AT CATTLE SHOW.

Salamanca, Spain. Sept. lit is es-
timated that 120 persons We're injured,
some seriously, during a panic at
cattle show here today when frightened
animals ran out into crowds of spec
tatOrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-12
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Cures Indigestion

Natures remedy for obstinate IN
digestion. nervous dyspepsia, headache
and depression.
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"our Next President"

Judge w. H. King opened his remarks
by suggesting that IL would be well TO
drink Governor Folk the Next Presi-
dent of the United States
He expressed the opinion that no man,
Republican or Democrat, could more
wOrthily Till that exalted position than
the guest of the evening. Judge King s
words, coming as the first formal boost
of the evening for Governor Folks presi-
Dental boom, were greeted warmly by
those gathered TO welcome the boodle-
busting Missourian
Judge Kings address was the last or
the evening, the company giving way TO
allow Governor Folk 10 receive Salt LAX
ers who took advantage of the public
reception TO make his acquaintance.
The reception lasted for about one hour
beginning at 10 p m. AT Has p. IN. Gov
ernOr Folk and party pulled out over the
Short Line for Portland.
For the first time in the history of
Missouri, the governor and his STAFF Will
bear their own expenses on this trip.
Governor Folk refused TO accent rail-
road pass and insisted at the outset that
each member of his staff pay his own
expenses, regardless of railroad offers or
statute provisions.
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HON0RS PAID
GOVERNOR FOLK
continued from Pace I.

'Three weeks later" was the speak
er's grim commentary, he admitted
before a bar of justice that he had been
guilty of bribery and corruption. ne
his country Many are willing 10 give
their lives for their country, but few are
willing to live for their country. There
is a patriotism of peace as well as o.
war; not amid the din and clash OF arms,
but in everyday duties of civic lie.
There has never been time when men
and women We're needed more IN pubic
life than today and never a time when
fewer were needed who are IN politics
for revenue only
Always impersonal in his speech, Gov
ernOr Folk said that in the last three
years Missouri had taken the lead IN the
fight for civic law. He pointed out the
advantages that had come 10 his state
as a result of his fight and concluded that
while il had been profitable from Sor-
did standpoint Il had been proIltaDle
from even a better standpoint. because
it had been for the right. IL is not Tor
the executive Of a state. he said, 10 de-
eide whether or not law Is unpopular,
not TO follow public sentiment, but SIM
ply TO enforce the law.
He referred several times TO the MIS-
souri, idea" and characterized II IN MS
closing remarks as enlightened citiLen-
ship"
Governor Folks remarks consisted in
the main OF epigrammatic observations
and were frequently interrupted by bursts
of applause from his hearers.
Senator Reed Smoot followed Governor
Folk in brief speech which contained
words of praise for the Missouri eNecu-
tive. He said that Utah had learned TO
know that Governor Folk was one OF the
great, honest men of the country. Sena-
tor Shoots remarks were devoted IN gen
eral TO UNFOLDING the principles for which
Governor Folk stood.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Alfred stinson "a. 613 Howard street. and
Mabel Thorstinson, %. $50 Minna street
Oliver Z. Peyre %, IS Aieen avenue and
Martha Neugebauer. %. 432 Ninth street.
John Breuner. 81, Palace Hotel, and Cali
fornia j. Cluff, Is, Palace Hotel.
Alfred K. Hipner, "a, 164e Market street,
and Louise Foster. 19. 517 Golden Gate ave.
,, Arthur Murdock. p; All & Bryant street, and
John f. Mcnamara. 81. Tonopah. New. anu
Mary G. Kyne. IS. $50 Guerrero street
Forenee E octsvia strse
John A. Prinz. %. 234 McAllister street. and
Nels swanson. q. fruitvaie, and Jennie
Griffis q. Brainard. Nebr.
:, John j. Shay. %, 10 Pr Prospect place. and
Roy M. Smith, 81. Oakland. and Adella M.
Chase. is. 1861 Pest street
Adele M. Lston. IS. 1923 Green street.
Ferdinando Paolnell 25, Halfmoon Bay,
and scs Magdaena q Paone AZ a t11 Pacific .rsst St
and Mamie E. Hicks. IS. 1901 McAllister st.
Edward H. Sage. o. 1859 Church street. and
Edward W Hart. G 80. % Los Angeles. and
Maude l. Anschutz. 30, Chicago.
David J. Harris, 20. 7s4 Folsom street. and
D eb IL s farEn Ese
Patrick s. Walsh 80, 6as Post street. and
Louis ]. Ruffno. 90 617 Greenwich street.
and Josephine NJ. Bellando. 81 1925 Powell st.
John E. Mcleod. 2s. Burlngame, and Jen
ME A. Ronaldson, 20, II Clipper street
Hugo F. Ramacciotti. %. 1910 O'Farrell
street and Mary c. Jeffreys, 10. 2930 Fillmore.
Charles A. Harold II, 34S1 Nineteenth
street and Aileen II. Hamilton. 49, zoos Mis-
sion street.
Nathaniel S. Stockton, 21 Merced, and Clara
Stockton. o1. 1869 Sacramento street.
na seFaR MIA sns We'll "a 1 airsst street
Giovanni Motroni. "a. !40 Valencia street.
and Amabile Rossi 81. 4O3 Greenwich street.
Ng Vow, 81, 1925 Dupont street. and Won
Muey Vow. Is. 754 Washington street.
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MARRIED.

RADF DFORD-BATSERE5-In Oakland, Cal, at
Sacred Heart Church. by the Rev. Father
Prott, Joseph c. Radford and Eugene G.
Batsere
RADIUS-MAURER-In this city, June Z.
1906 by the Rev. Herman Gehrcke, Walter
bne Ida Maurer of Berkeley, Cal.
ROLPII-TICOULET-In Sacramento. CAL.
June 4. 1905. Clarence A. Roiph and Alice
c. Ticoulet.
STADTMULLER-FIELD this city, June Z.
1905. by the Rev. Frederick w. Clampett
Frederick Stadtmuller and Clara Mabel
Field, both of Reno, New.
sTAUCHE- this city, June 3.
1905, by the Rev. Herman Gehrcke. Albert
Stauche and Marie DahIin, both of this city.
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

AN ideal spot for home; are selling lots
right the station in charming Mil Valley
covered with beautiful trees. running back
20 pretty brook for $3.50: have others
not quite oesirably situated as low as
$500 very easy terms; 10 per cent cash $40
monthly; can you imagine such a decided
Chanee within - minutes from the city?
On account Of all these attractions we have
sold l03 lots; only few left so get in and
buy now. Agent on the ground Sunday
LYON HOAG. lle Montgomery st.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES Deaf. s.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either OF the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence OF per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
of the event published once In this column
free of charge.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Fifteen.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday;
Nornfn0 SesSion-C.OrnstOcks
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BORN.

BORN.
STOEE--In this city, June 8, 1908, to the wife
of c. H. Stone, a daughter
THOMAS-In Oakland, Cal to the wife OF
w. c. Thomas a son.
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per cent net on 81. 600 gives you an an
nual income OF $16S0. We have such an in
terest-bearlng property in the nature Of somt
fine fats in finest location New Key Route
depot will be in close proximity. Ffrst-clas:
condition- (32
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sl50O-4ox120: near Key Route; minutes to
station; high ground; 6ne location; street
work all done.
sl75o~Extra good lot. 2sx165: on Brush St,
near Key Route
S35OO-New house; q rooms and every modern
convenience; in extra good neighborhood; ;
we'll built: lot 4ox1o0: II block TO Key
Route cars.
Se5o0-Tox120: on sunny side Of Telegrap ph
ave. near Twenty fourth st.
J. H. MACDONALD & CO.,
1852 Broadway.
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COMPLETELY furnished fiat for housekeep
ing . rooms, gas, bath: station: reas-
enable to responsible party: no children. 531
Taylor ave. Alameda.
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rTNDA NTcrA uoNfEc

LINDA VISTA HOMES.
Linda Vista Terrace. that beautiful terri
tory located east OF Broadway and between
Oakland City and Piedmont situated sew
eral hills. Made up of grand homes. We
have fine old place TO be sacrificed. Broom
house, complete in every detail. Grounds set
out TO flowers and lawns; house in perfect
condition and view magnificent; only $1,000.
Positive sacrifice. 11O)
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OAKLAND ADVERIvS'M'TS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

If you arc looking for something nice, artstic
with ru-t;c porches new and with the latest
plumbing; and In elegant neiShoornooo.
containing rooms and bath; every room
sunny and near Key Route. with terms easy,
$500 to $500 down. balance $50 per month";
then go at once to Oh Thirty-thlrd ST. oe-
tween Market st. and near San Pablo aave-,
and th1re YOU will find a gem take the Key
poute train, get off at San Pablo ana FOR
tieth sts go south blocks to TINS mouse;
there you will find the owner and the price
of tie property so reasonable and cheap you
Will be thoroughly satisfied.
This place is not for rant: must be SOLD
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RIGHT IN TOWN.
ON THIRTEENTH STREET

RIGHT IN TOWN.
on THIRTEENTH STREET.
We are offering for sale. in subdivisions of
80 :4xi00 each. the entire frontage of the south
side OF 18th St, bet. Jackson and Madison
Alameda and Haywards electric lines pass
property; Key Route line within one block;
easy walk 10 narrow gauge depot For prices
J. H. MACDONALD & CO.
LOTS. $75 upward IS cash. $5 monthly why
is there such rush for these lots? The
site is a grand one, looking down the
bay and Alameda: the soil is sandy-loam.
with fogs and chilly winds here and ad-
joining East Oakland. The new boulevard
street driveway 90 feet wide fronts this
property: steam local train and two electric
car lines, cent fare here, TO any part of
Oakland Alameda Piedmont and Berkeley
and in touch with Key Route. It's an ideal
spot; any sized lots may be had come and
Fruitvale ave. half block from Frutvale
station local train. CHARLES F. LEE,
or 455 Seventh St. opposite Broadway sta
tion. Oakland Carriages free.
GEORGE H. LEE, owner.
BELDEN's BARGAINS.
S2sco-Nice Groom cottage on 23d ave. !;
corner lot: 5oxll0; easy. terms
S1d00-J-room bungalow and lot 50x1Oo
near 23d ave. station.
$3.50 VIII buy a lot 5ox133 on Magnolia ST.,
near Key Route.
$5so-Good speculation; lot, on Market
St, blocks from Key Route depot 10
go on 22d and Market SITS.
$66O-Lot 25x12J; sunny side; near 25th
ST. and San Pablo ave.
S16JO-Lot 45Nl25; north side 25th 81 near
san Pablo ave.
$6e5-Lot 80 4x115. on Edwards st. bet !.
Telegraph ave. and Broadway. BELDEN.
Real Estate. 1l12 Broadway. Oakland
$500 CASH. $50 monthly: Groom cottage
bath; arbor, trees and flowers; grand corner:
nice residence; East Oakland; lovely home:
lot JOx1oO; electric cars: Al neighborhood !.
homeholders section: commanding view: n
you wish nice home, this; price all told
$500. Call or send for circular ASS Seventh
St. opp. Broadway station, Oakland car
riage free. II. Z. JONES.
GREAT BARGAIN.
Nice sunny 12-room house, stable and car
riage-house; lot 40 feet front by $50 feet
deep; nice garden and cement walks: on q
main avenue; less than two blocks from Fifty-
fifth St Key route depot.
Don't fail TO see this property
sCOVILLE CO. Fifty-frst st. and Tele-
graph ave. Oakland.
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTs
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


S. NJ. DODGE &. son.
CKey Route Terminus
New Harrcon-st. cottage. rooms. bath and
modern in every little detail; lot 35X1f5: near
Telegraph ave. and Key Route station'soon to
be established.
$500 cash. balance like rent: broom cottage.
new. modern and up to date; large and deep
lot; near Dwight way .a9nd and Grove St
Only blocks from Berkeley station; nearly
7-room house, lot 35x110; all San Fran
cisco people who contemplate moving TO Berke-
ley should see this home E,eoo
Price just reduced for quick sale: very fine
Groom, 2-story house: new and never occu-
pied; rural scenes burnt paneling in dining
room.
S5OOo-A BARGAIN in Berkeley real estate
II rooms and bath; 24os Fulton ST. splendid
location fer taking boarders; price includes
furniture; see us at once. snap. ". j.
MORTIMER & CO.. Berkeley station.
FOR SALE-To avoid foreclosure OF mort
gage 7-rUom house. 35i1 Derby ST. i1-room
house the hills. lot 74x14S
II Y. J. SWAIN. Atty, 1854 Parrot bldg
BERKELEY APARTMENTS.
IN Berkeley. and room apartments;
building; modern; newly furnished. Bancroft
way and Telegraph ave-; near university.
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY.
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OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
INCOME PROPERTY.

HOLCOMB BREED & BANCROFT, INC
lO6l Broadway. Oakland Cal.
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s35o0-Two- story 1-room house; modern in
every respect: location the best: has 4o-foot
frontage; convenient to transportation; homes
u eSOO0 (22)
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HOLCOMB. BREED & BANCROFT Qnc.),
1O60 Broadway, Oakland
SPECIAL
s25OO-This new, broom bungalow is located
the sunny SIDE of the hills away from the
fogs and the winds; only a few blocks from the
23d-st station Of the Southern Pacific local; IL
is an elegant little home and be bought
en- the most reasonable terms; this locality is
rapidly building up. and property is advancing
in value steadily.
HOLCOMB, BREED & BANCROFT Qnc.).
1000 Broadway, Oakland.
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ALAMEDA ADvERTS'M'TS
sLAMEDA REAI. ESTATE

ALAMEDA REAL. ESTATE
4 PERFECT HOME
Nearly new 7-room house and bath: sanitary
plumbing. stationary washtray: lot 4Sx290;
cement walks. barn, fruit trees. lawn
flowers: choice location: sunny exposure. II
you want a home see this. HAWKES. &
MEHRTENS. cor. 9Th and Railroad ave-.
Alameda
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.

TO let-EIegant fat OF G rooms; northwest cor
ner: Z minutes walk from narrow gauge
station: rent S27 80 with water. E. A.
RUSHELL. 1853 Broadway.
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DIED.

Baker. Eya-os. Mccarthy, jeremiah.
5aumann, John-79 Mcdonnell, Wm--oo.
Bffin Charles-42- Mclaughlin, Margaret
Gushing, Walter-20. SO.
Dalmas, Lorren H. McRae. Donald-0O-
Frenna Cora-16 lO'Connor, Anna-65.
Greif Julia-79. 20 Day, Ann1e-SS
Grosveuor Frank-55. lO'Maliey Mary-56.
Haskell John L-T7. Schumacher. Elizabeth
Henriouie, Elizabeth 73.
42 SWEET Tomasa-64.
Hischier Alex-46 yogelman, Mrs. May.
Larkfn, Louisa. Walden, Chauncey-S
Letdge. Katherina-34. Youngman, Wilhei-
Mccain, Mary A.-90. mina-30
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REAL EsrATp-cIrr-FoR SALE.

HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK 4 OCEAN
SIDE LOTSt
Consult Us irst-- Nonc can beat u.s.
Our choice lots viii positively euit YOU.
SiOcO 20 Sl:50-F'r7nting Ocean and Boale-
ward; g-aded on high elevation; unobstructed
sicw; easy terms.
Sles 10 S5C0--Cheapest lots in this city. near
Park and Ocean; your choice in new blocks;
.sS;sll-nents.
SfJO 10 s1cOC-Graded lots in Sunset and
Richmond Districts: choicest locations. near
Park Spreckels Lake; superb and unexceled
si1ne sites On easy terms.
Oceanside Branch Office Cor. II s.. and
FOrty-seventh ave.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
$3.50 to s450-Level Excelsior Homestead lots,
near Mission St cars; So monthly.
$500 10 S3500-Aodern cottages IN Sunset,
Richmond Oceanside and Excelsior Home
stead; all bargains; easy terms.
SOL. GETZ & son. Owners and Dealers,
Room 81, Fourth Floor, Chronicle Bldg.
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ALAMEDA COTTAGES TO LET.
ALAMEDA FURNISHED FLATS.

TO let-cottage. furnished. Inquire at IL
premises. S69 Walnut St. Alameda.
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PIEDMONT HoMEi

PIEDMONT HOMES.
$3.50 for a beautiful home in Piedmont;
house cost this much build. and lot is en-
hancing in value every day; rooms and bath.
This is absolutely of the best buys to be
made in Oakland. Q12)
COTTAGES.
COMPLETE LITTLE HOME AMONG
THE TREES. Only S2SO0 for a new broom
cottage on a 4Ox135 lot. Surrounded by pretty
rev homes in a growing locality. You'd hunt
long time TO beat this for site or price. txx)
S2Go0-Thats our asking price, but the own
take the place fer debt, make offer
and get new Broom home the north side
OF AlearaZ avenue. near Telegraph 10D
S375O-This beautiful two-story Groom home
seth street (No. sle) must be sold. Located
Route trains. VIII suit those who hard
est to please. Lot 81 1sX127. U1D
BUILDING LOT SNAPS.
S750-I.ot on Sherman street. near Tele-
graph, 32xl20. This is just what we state it
ls-A SNAP.
S3T 30 per foot for lot on north side of 9th
street, near Grove.
We only have a few good lots left in the
Santa Fe Tract No. g. near Alcatraz ave. and
College. Don't wait too long Have sold so
5ut of 81 lots in that tract. These lots are
anywhere else in that locality. Street work
and sidewalks all done
HoLcOMR. BREED BANCROFT. INC,
1000 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furniture.
H. Schelhaas. 18th ST.. cor. store, Oakland
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TYPEwRITERs AND sUPPLIEs-
UPHOLSTERY.

Tel south 2lo-How do you sleep? Mattresses
tIfr-ture. carpets renovated and steriIfzed: :
tor7ialoehyce process. Rice. 1892 Howard st
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ST. Dominic's Church Building Associa-
tion-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 Friday, at a m
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LOWER fat 6 rooms bath, basement, veg
etable garden berries. piano: 2 blocks from
Clinton station; rent $25. 916 Fourth ave-
Oakland
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Slightly haif-acre lots as low as $500; very
easy terms
tract to-day Take Sausalito boat and North
Shore electric road TO Corte MADEIRA Only
~ minutes from 8. F. Communication rate s5
per month. Dfiice at the station: agent on the
Rrou-is to-day Plats and price list on ap-
plication-
cHAs T. o'DRIEN & co. 81 Montgomery st.
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ToNoPAH MINING EXCHANGE.

Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and TOnopah Mining Exchange yesterday,
0-30 Sacqio0