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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-05-29
TURKISH BATHS
R. ]. Helseths'
TOnsOrial Parlors
GOOD FOR EVERYTHING

The question is often asked how
one treatment can be goad for every
thing. Is not pure air and pure water
beneficial to the system? If SO, will
it not benefit every organ OF the sys-
tenn to purify the blood, and elimi-
nate the large amount of poison that
collects in the system? Is not regulat-
ing the bowels beneficial to the entire
system, and absolutely necessary to
the proper condition of health9 If so,
why should it not be just as necessary
to open up the seven million pores in
tho skin, which is the sewerage of the
entire system, letting off the deadly
poison which thousands of people are
carrying about in their bodies perfect
ignorant of their condition. You can
easily see this process of renovation
can not help but benefit every part of
the human machinery.
CURES: Rheumatism, LaGrippe,
Bad colds, Neuralgia, Kidney trouble,
Torpid Liver, Dyspepsia, Eczema, In
toxcation, Throat Trouble, Malaria
Pimples and Eruptions, Nervousness
Insomnia, Catarrah, etc,
For Series of Treatment call on
r. J. HELSETH,
MADISON, SO. OAK.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-05-29
RUSSIANS REJOICING.
Many Believe Rojestvensi<y Has Al.
ready Defeated Togo.

st. Petersburg. May 29.-There was
great rejoicing here on receipt of the
Associated Press dispatch from Toxic
announcing that Admiral Rojestvensky
had been sighted off the Tsu islands,
straits of Korea. Many people believe
Rojestyensky has already met and de-
feated Admiral Togo, while others hold
that he has eluded the Japanese ad-
miral and that 1t will now be stern
chase for Vladivostok.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-05-29
HEADED FOR VLADIVOSTOk
RUSSIAN SQUADRON REPORTED
OFF THE TSU ISLANDS IN
STRAITS OF KOREA.

Toxic, May 99.-Vice Admiral Ro-
jestvenskys fleet has been sighted off
Tsu islands, in the straits of Korea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-12

Charles w. Jones, clerk Of courts.
Monday, received rescript from the
law court in the Lincoln county case of
the Medomak National Bank versus
Fannie S. Wyman, administrative.
The rescript drawn by Justice Spear
is as follows:
This is an action of assumpsit upon
seven promisory notes, only four Of
which are in controversy, and comes
m on report. The four notes in ques-
ton We're all substantially in the same
form as follows: For value received, we
jointly and severally promise to pay
the Medomak National Bank Of
Waldoboro or order $500 on demand and
interest. They We're all signed by the
Mcdomak Ice Company and endorsed
upon the back before delivery by l.. l..
Kennedy the plaintiffs interstate. These
notes We're all intended for the benefit
of the Ice Company and in no respect
for the benefit of the endorser. In the
rcnort 1T is admitted that all the en-
dorsements upon the last described
four notes except the last endorsement
on each We're made from funds deliv-
= to the Plaintiff by the Medomak
i.r Company.
1.-THE plaintiff admits that the said
four notes are barred by the statute
Of limitation as against Lincoln L.
Kennedy. defendants intestate. unless
TIC bar in the statute was removed by
re note for s152,61 above offered under
he sixth count
This note was as follows: s152.61.
Waldoboro. Maine. May Sth. 1892. For
value received. we jointly and severally
promise to pay the Medomak National
pank of Waldoboro or order One
Hundred Fiftv-two 61-10O dollars on
demand and interest and was signed
by the Medomak Ice Company and en-
dorsed by L. l.. Kennedy, precisely as
the four notes in controversy were
signed and endorsed.
The last endorsements appearing
upon these notes show that note for
s15e.6f was given to pay the interest
upon them to June 5, 1902, March 16.
1902. March %, 1902 and March IS, 1902,
respectively.
The only question presented by this
case is whether the payment of inter
est upon the four notes by giving the
note of S152.61 removed these four notes
from the operation of the statute of
limitations with respect to the en-
dorser l.. T.. Kennedy; whether the
payment was such an acknowledgment
by him of the debt created by these
TOUR notes as to warrant the inference
OF a new promise on his part to pay
them.
Our conclusion is that the note given
IN payment of interest upon the four
notes. removed the bar of the statute
upon these notes rs TO the PLAINTIFFS
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Opening Of the December
Term Of Law Court.
Believed That It Will Be in
Session, Two Weeks. i
MANY Cases to Be Argued. -RescTIpfs
From Full Bench.

Tho law term for the supreme
judicial, court of Maine, the highest TIL
Z b,n., in the state will convene at the
lo,,rt bonse at 10 O'Clock this forenoon.
tn will he the fourth term to be held
=; Auousta under the amendment 10
tho statutes passed by the Legislature
~ ,eO1 wherein the district system was
oholisbed and three terms held each
ear IS follows: At Bangor, the first
tuesday of June; at Portland. the
Fourth Tuesday of June; and at Au-
e-usta. the second Tuesday of Decem-
ter.
The following justices will sit at this
,arm: Chief Justice Andrew Z. NlsWeii
III Ellsworth and Associate Justices
t.t., anus H. Emery of Ellsworth, WI
4t.u. lenn Whtehouse OF Augusta,
,!ncrt X. Savage of Auburn, Frederic
t,cuers Of Houlton and Albert Nj
-n,r y. Gardiner. The other members
IN III, ben,h are Asso, iata JUST eS
fIoIry u Pc body and Sewall t'.
-irpu- I,ojn OF Portland.
Prayer MA. pe offered by ttev. Ell
.l4r,. 4. Spencer, pastor of the M
ttrian church of Augusta. Hon.
George H. Smith of Pressure Isle will
alpear i'll his capacity as reporter OF
G4 cisions. it being his Sec nd term here.
t'narIes w. Jones will act as clerk OF
,ourts and Frank J. Ham as Sheriff.
Deputy sheriffs Fred w. Brown of
I.eadtieid and Fred E. Blake of Sidney.
nave been detailed to assist sheriff
Han at this term. Russell S. r. Nor
iii OF Belgrade will act as messenger
The term promises to be a most i'm
rortant one and it is believed that final
adjournment will not be made for at
east two weeks.
Androscoggin county cases will be
argued this forenoon while cases from
Cumberland county will engross the at
This afternoon will be argued the case
of William NJ Pencil. libellant, versus
Intoxicating liquor, city of Portland,
appellant and claimant. 1t will be re-
membered that last summer Sheriff
Pencil of Cumberland county and his
deputies, armed with a search warrant,
visited the Portland liquor agency. and
seized liquor valued at several thou
sands of dollars, and it is said that
many fine points of law are involved in
this action. William c. Eaton, Esq,
county attorney of Cumberland cOun-
ty, will appear as counsel for the libel
liant and Scott Wilson, Esq, city solicit
tor ot Portland, for the claimant and
appellant.
Franklin. Hancock and Kennebec
county cases will be argued on We'd
nesday.
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THE POWER or STEAM.
Many May See But 1t Takes Geniss
Realize.

When James watt saw the steaa,
causing the kettle lid to jump up anu
down he said There must be power Y,
that steam that 1t can lift sucn
weight"
There was. a..
Millions prior to him had seen ~
same phenomenon and regarded II
IN unexplained mystery. HIP q.
Recent scientific research has pur ~ ~
finger on the ''cause" OF Dandrun. rsn
ing Fair. ana consequent Baldness. ~
has unearthed tiny germ WHICH 70
he life from the roots Of human mar %.
Newbro's Herpicide destroys IN, ~
germ and consequently restores 'H'
ha1r to its natural state.
Sold by leading druggists. Send w. - !"
stamps for sample to The Harpicaoe ~
oetroit. Mich
Rowditch. Webster Co.. Special AZ
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Piscataquis County. Albert NJ. TOWNS
end vs.. John McEwen. Rescript by
WhitehCusc, j.
The defendant obtained the contract
to build q hotel at Guilford for $17,S00.
He says that in making the estimates
for his bid. he adopted the plaintiffs
figures $3.50, as the price of the mason
work.
But the plaintiff brought this action
to recover balance of $2266.5S claim
ing that the contract price of the mason
work performed by him was $685. in
stead of $35S5, and that the figure 3
which now appears on the paper signed
and submitted by him was Il figure : as
originally made by him, and that the 5
has since been changed to 3.
The jury returned a verdict for the
plaintiff for $23S1.S0
thorough study of the evidence in
the case and critical comparison of
the conflicting testimony with the I'M
controverted facts, conclusively show
that this verdict is wrong and must be
set aside.
In the first place a careful exami-
nation Of the figures in pencil on the
paper submitted by the plaintiff both
with The aid of a magnifying glass and
without it, fails to disclose any reliable
indication that the figure was origi-
nally a figure which has been altered
at the top, and d comparison of the
lower part of the figure with the cor
responding portion of each figure 5
shows no similarity whatever between
those lower curves. The plaintiffs con-
tention receives no substantial support
from an inspection of the figures made
by his own hand on the bill-head sub
mitted by him.
Furthermore the practically I'M
disputed testimony relating to the ex-
pense of labor and materials involved
in the mason work performed by the
| plaintiff shows his contention to be
wholly unreasonable and imrrobabr4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-12

The following are the new entries
from Somerset county:
Ann NJ Lancey. Thomas G. Lancey
and Henry w. Lancey versus David NJ.
Parks; agreed statement; ]. n. San
born, f. n. Merrill; Morse & Anderson.
Elgie A. Fogg in equity, versus The
Inhabitants of Cornville; appeal by the
dependant; Gould & Lawrence; Butler
& Butler.
Stale versus John S. Smart: excep-
tons; T. j. Young; George w. Gowen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-12

The cutting of the Panama isthmus by
means Of ship canal will mingle the
animal, life of two coasts where there are
married differences. Scientists think that
thorough study of the fauna of tho
iTthmus ought to be made before the
paternity can be completed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-12

Journal want ads ."
YOUR story directly to
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sembly for the sole pYf.
pose Of Iearninn your Hescs
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. TUESDAY. DECEMBER r. 1905


It APPEARS from the plaintiffs own adj
missions in his testimony at the triai
that the work could have been Done at
profit for 1880. rs, only 1913 more than
the amount of his bid as shown by the
paper in evidence.
1t is true that in rebuttal the plain
tiff called two witnesses. Tibbetts and
Williams. each of whom testlned that
the defendant stated to him that he was
to pay $5500 for the mason work. But II
appears that Tibbetts testified under
the prejudice arising from a law suit
which he had pending against the de-
PENDANT. and Williams was one of his
employees,, on the jobs Furthermore
their testimony is SO Inherently i'm
'Frobable and is. SO OVERWHELMINGLY cpn-
tfadieted by ridisputable seyidelIte and
ealI the probabilities discloseds5sby5 it,.
that it must be rejected as wholly pm
worthy of credit. The verdict is mani
testify wrong and demands the inter
position OF the Court. u
Motion sustained.
Verdict set aside
New trial granted. II
Received Dec. 18th, 1905. s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
REAL EsrATE-cIrY-roR SALE.
sPEcK & Co. Rents collected.


'-~as-ils 2e3 Montgomery 81. Insurance.
-, INCOME PfkOPERrIES.
-Oc''Vc- Aagnihcent new f-slory brick and
steel ST. 1cture; in choice business dis
triet; norm OF Market ST; stores AMI
i=o Offices: secured lease: guaranteed o
ler cent mel investment on full pur-
- Shase Jr@ce or sale; 90 L. lot.
: Loo market St. bargain: 5-story brick
building; lot 45:lUAlS.:6 II. . year,
be SOLD this week.
900 Montgomery -. cor; Ia IT. street
frontage: brick building. stores and o.
noes; pays nearly per cent net.
$Sebo-PoSt 81. cor; not far from Mason;
frontage lots; lao It. street frontage;
stores, basement and floors above;
lO-year secured lease; tenants; clean
per cent net; bargain.
$ts,vcO-Spleaoid large piece Of business
property; best block stockton St, near
Broadway: over q .,er cent net: under
lease: cash security; 7ONl31 % II.
Soo. o.ooo-lSusiness cor. Western Addition; )
stores basement and mats: building
cost $4,000: lot $50 #. frontage: an
nual income $3.50
$l6.oe0-besutifully situated fats IN nice res
ioence section: Western Addition; new
and well built: yearly income $780, =
main street frontages.
sl4 JOO--fine 81, near Mason; well improved;
lot 2fxlSF: 20 IT.: property with a
future; outside Of fire limits.
$500 hne nats in splendid location of
Western Addition: add sores al small
expense and Will yield l. per cent net
RESIDENCES.
t62,5oo-l5 rooms and baths: originally cost
over S55, 600: stable for horses and
carriages; lot T5xlS7: % IT. command
ing panoramic view: must sell account
departure 10 Europe; reasonable offer
entertained
&oo,ooo-Strictly modern il rooms and bath
on corner: select residence part Jack
son ST; marine view; lot 5oxl2T s #. 3
opposite corner sold for $90o coo.
LOTS.
t42So-First ave. boulevard. near Sacra-
mento; so II. lot. cheapest in vicinity.
tl.I50 each; cheapest lots In Richmond Dis
trict: 9Th ave and st: lines
and close 10 q. G. Park
$3.50 each and up-Lots 25x160 IT; on Of
fetal grade: NE. cor. 3lst ave. and
Clement ST
SPEcK & CO.,
2Oe Montgomery 81.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
A FEW PROPERTIES WORTH ATTENTION

FEW PROPERTIES WORTH ATTENTION.
S125OLRustic country cottage. rooms, bath,
patent toilet etc; Tot 45x90; near foot
hills. t2O29)
$1SOO-Cottage, rooms. bath. etc. high base
ment with rooms; lot 40x106; near
Shattuck: cash $500 t204O
$2000-Cottage rooms. bath. etc. high base
ment. lot 40x136: street work done. Q9S6)
$22OO-New 2-story shingied house. good
rooms bath, toilets. electric light,
fuel gas; lot 30xS0; street work done
and cement walks done; above railroad !:
cash $110O balance fiat loan. (2043)
s25oc-Modern cottage. rooms. bath. etc: cleo
trio light improved street: lot 36x112:
above railroad: close to this station:
cash $780, (2042)
s2750 to $60OO-Modern colonial Elizabethan
and Queen Anne residences In desirable
locations.
H. D. IRWIN, Lorin Station,
South Berkeley--Open Sundays.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'MrTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

$15Oo-NICE groom cottage; close to station
and schools; small payment down.. bal
same as rent.
S325O-SwelI: this is modern cottage of 6
rooms on Caroline ST.; hardwood: you
cannot get better buy than this fine
lot.
$45Oo-Swell home of rooms; porcelain bath:
two toilets; fine location; on the sunny
side of San Jose ave. near Chestnut ST. !:
lot 5Ox125; this is genuine bargain.
$550O-Elegant home OF rooms, near the bay:
this home Is but 2h years old and must
be seen to be appreciated.
We have the choicest properties for sale;
building lots speciality: will build homes to
suit easy terms; headquarters for furnished
ana unfurnished houses to rent Before buy
ing. renting selling
HAMMOND & HAMMOND,
Leading and Reliable Real Estate Agents,
1922 Park st.
Salesman in office to-day from 10 until 3.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

Small Amount Down.
Payments Like Rent.
y Three Houses Just Finishing. See Them.
VIII build you nice bungalow one OF
these beautiful lots corner OF Russell and
Claremont ave; 52x262; running water; oak
trees: will be Key Route terminal in the near
future; gilt edge property.
SPECIAIS-fMPROvED.
$1S5O-Cottage of rooms. bath, etc. lot
36x122; corner Raymond and Fairview; rea-
son for selling cheap. owner going south.
S15OO-New cottage of rooms: in West
Berkeley: terms.
SPECIAIS-UNIMPROv
S1000-40x260; corner running through from
Dwight way to Blake ST.
$500-S0x1O0; Edith ST.. Lincoln.
We have a large list OF the best property
in Berkeley for sale and rent: no trouble to
show property or answer inquiries.
Several large pieces railroad and water
front for manufacturing purposes; $40 down
and $40 per month buys one of those beautiful
lots In Peralta Park; will double in value be-
fore paid for.
WARREN CHENEY & CO.,
20S2 Center st.
First National Bank Building.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
nEAL EsrArE--CoUNrRY-For sul-.
C. NJ WOOSTER cos ATTRACTIVE BAR
GAINS IN COUNTRY LANDS.


{. NJ. WOOSTER co.'s ATTRACTIVE BAR
GAINS IN COUNTRY LANDS.
ALFALFA. FRUIT. VINES, VEGETABLES
AND POULTRY.
$50 to SS5 per acre; 40 acres irrigated farms
the Sacramento River, in colusa Co.
terms Il cash: illustrated catalogue
$50 to s1co per acre: 10 acres carly orange
and early shipping fruit land frost;
S14 Il month for 1o-acre tracts; cate-
500 per acre; lo-acre tracts in Santa Clara
Co.; level choice fruit and vine land; no
better section of the State for poultry
raising; monthly instaIlemnts of Sl4 IA;
illustrated catalogue.
1-c-5 acre beautifully wooded villa sites at
Redwood City; easy terms.
s15co-lo acres choice level land near depot.
Santa Clara Co.; small house; barn and
we'll: easy terms.
$210o-10 acres in Santa Clara County; fine
level land; planted to apples. with vines
between; easy terms.
$2ooo-s0 acres. 10 miles from Watsonville; Z
acres vineyard 10 acres orchard, apples,
prunes, cherries, etc; abundance Of
wood and spring water.
s2loo-5 acres near Petaluma; small house
good barn. 8 henhouses; brooder house
and brooder incubator; good well;
acres bearing orchard: 250 chickens;
horse. wagon, COW and farming imple-
ments.
BLOSSOM RANCH AT RED BLUFF.
Splendid farming land at SIS acre; $4,000
being surveyed in small farms
to suit purchasers; terms one third cash.
800 acres on Sacramento River; hrst-class
stock and grain farm complete set of
ranch buildings; excellent location and q
splendid property; only $11 80 per acre.
PALo ALTO,
New subdivision adjoining Stanford Univer-
sity; lots 50x150; covered with beautiful
live oaks; water, street work and side
walk; $40 per month Will secure one OF
these lots: no better property on the mar
ket; illustrated catalogue.
We have what you want in homes In this
State: send for catalogue of bargains In
California's choicest land.
c. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY,
64S MARKET ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
CHAPMAN PARK. coRrE MADEIRA

CHAPMAN PARK. CORTE MADEIRA.
VILLA LOTS-HALF-ACRE TO TWO ACRES
Ten minutes walk from station; every con
venience; pure spring water, electric lights
sewers, telephones superb view of mountain
and bay; no fog; sheltered from high winds
Chapman Park will be one OF the ideal resi-
dence sections OF Marin Co. Our building reg
ulations will be an ample protection to every
buyer.
$780,
slightly half-acre lots as low as $500; very
easy terms.
We Will build for you If desired See this
tract to-day. Take Sausalito boat and North
Shcre electric road to Corte MADEIRA Only
Is minutes from S. F. Communication rate *
per month. Office at the station; agent on the
grounds to-day. Plats and price list on ap-
plication.
cHAs. r. orBRIEN & co. 30 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
VERY FINE COUNTRY PLACE NEAR
HAYWARDS

Modern two-story house, 10 rooms, bath and
basement: hot and cold water over house SAINT
tary plumbing stable laundry, extensive pouI-
try buildirgs 6 acres orchard, beautiful large
shade trees, shrubs. hedges and lovely flowers
macadamized drives about place. fine water
piped all over place. telephone, etc.; an ideal
country home. N. J. MADISON. owner Hay
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

We are selling them fast.
II YOU call on US we will show you the best
located property In the city for the prices
Parnassus Heights Lots
Located adjoining Golden Gate Park and At
elisted Colleges, extending from 1st 70 7th aves
Most lots are bituminized streets with
sidewslks, sewers water and gas mains
The prices are ali right. from S14oO up.
The terms are easy, one-hfth cash down and
balance IN one, two and three years at s per
cent.
Apply branch office Of BALDWIN & HOW ELL
7th ave. and II st
z. NJ Long. Manager.
Office open every day in the year
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
real ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FOR exchange-S6O, 0G0 plantation; 250O acres:
situated Atlantic Georgia Coast; climate and
soil excellent; can grow anything produced in
this country; cheap water; transportation to
New York: cattle Craze the year round at
no expense: fortune in cattle alone. has
produced high as $1,000 per acre in a
year from garden truck; 3 miles water front
with oyster beds: owner willing to exchange
for California ranch or improved property;
what have you for this?
s1ooOO-Western Addition residence; mod
ern rooms: owner wants something better;
will pay cash difference assume mort gage;
will exchange furnished If desired.
TT vou want to exchange your houses and
lots or any other property for something
different send description or see me; have
several good propositions to Offer may have
what YOU want; l make speciality of ex-
changes
,os un;J., J. MoIR 70 IInuy wIhs1N R.g2 A,,,a,rv
ITO MARKET ST.
San Francisco. Cal
25o-MAGNIFICENT, modern. 14-room resi-
dence in the best part OF Alameda; porce-
lain baths, oak inlaid floors, front and rear
stairway. 25x30 ballroom, oak finished
throughout with every modern convenience:
croauet court grounds electric lighted this
PADDoN COMPANY. 40 Montgomery st..
San Francisco. Cal.
FOR sale or exchange for downtown business
property large corner In Western Addition.
2 houses of flats flats just finished; all in
frst-class condition; cement sidewalk and
yard: steadily rented for 1854 per year; can
be increased. Address Owner, box 1858, Call.
TO exchange-21 lots. near Key Route. for
land or other property: IS to $4,000: also
21-acre ranch near Oakland sell or exchange;
price $1,000. THE ALDEN COMPANY. 1913
Broadway, Oakland.
HAVE you cottage anywhere you can't sell !?
VIII trade you a bill of goods for 1t or any
thing you could possibly want A. WEST
coTT. Flint. Mich
TO exchange-Oakland property to exchange
for ranch property Sec or write to P. c.
LASSEN & CO.. 466 Tenth ST.. Oakland, Cal.
FOR exchange-Ranch $50 acres In Monterey
County; hard finished house; price $1,000
clear Room 10. $50 Pine st.
16o ACRES unimproved mountain land. San
Benito County; $500. Apply 21a Hayward st.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED-To lease for a number of years 25
to 40 acres. with improvements; within 60
miles of San Francisco; give full particulars.
WANTED-New marine-view residence, about
rooms; location, Pacific Heights or West
Addition; state particulars. Box $780,
Call.
wANTED-A cottage and large lot in the Mis-
sion. Box 3649 Call office.
PROPERTY WANTED.
LET US submit your property to our clients;
we have buyers for city real estate ranging
from $4,000 10 $25o,O00 Call at our Offices
or drop us a line stating where our repre-
s. w cRozIER COMPANY.
23o Crocker bldg. Phone Main 554.
wANTED-Lot' situated between First ave.
and Twentieth: cash proposition. Address
box 1913, Call office
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Fam OAKS REAL ESTATE.

Villa sites containing 1 to acres on un
usually easy terms. Beautifully wooded
Water and electric lights. Bus direct Com
yenient to station, Fair Oaks Park LINDA
Vista and '-Quilota" Tracts. Investieate
our properties and inducements before buyin1
SELBY. RODGERS & CO..
116 California st., s. F., and Menlo Park.