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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16

be received al 21S California Hal!. University
OF California. Berkeley, on before 5 D. N, .
October 23 1906. for buildings to be erected
on the university farm at DavisFille. as per
plans and specifications file at said office
in California Hail and at the office Of Mr.
George W. Pierce, Davisyllle. No bids will
be considered unless accompanied by a eerti-
fed check bond IN favor Of the undersigned
equal TO 10 per cent OF the bid. with sufficient
sureties. conditioned that II the bid be ar-
repted the bidder viii enter into n contract
faithfully tn perform the obligations in ac-
c0rdance with said bid and with said plans
and specifications. The right to reject any
or all bids is hereby reserved. The Regents
~ IN. University nf f.aiifn-"is
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BOYLE PARK.

THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
Large. slightly lots. wooded: bay and mountain
view: streets being graded and severed: building
restriction: minutes TO station: lots 90 feet and
larger: price $3.50 up. T. G. PARKER & co.
L. T. PARKER. agent. Mn Valley.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE
B1LDwiN s HOWELL. How Ell.
1852 FILLMORE. At POST.
1852 FILLMORE. AT POST.
Members of the $ F. Real Estate Board
san FRANCISCO REAI. ESTATE
SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE
The surest and greatest investment in the
oountry-take advantage Of. 4 rare opportunity.
ST5.ooo--Rents $3.50 per month-elegant north
EAST corner On Eddy street east of FIJI
more. lot S0X120. improved with frame
nuillinss oi stores and 10 tats. II
foS Soi are Interested in an income property
normal snd VIII always hgure above $500
$4,000 Rents 5000 per month swell s-story and
basemer apartmenthouse Of 35 rooms and
nath. etc; a dandy income producer. one
block east OF Fillmore. on corner.
$50. .ooo-Repts $3.50 per month; elegant corner
ol EDDY street car line: lot 62X10O: i'm
proved with stores and flats; an in
come nro1ucer with strong Inducements
$50 COO Rents $500 per month. bir income pro
4ucer on Golden Gate avenue. not far
rom Fillmore street: lot 34xI2o with
large L.. one Of the best income pro
money returnedii $1,000 per year income;
$1,000 cen remain with owner for one
g ''oo-Rents S214 per month fine income prop
esluoL Ia vicinity Of Sacramento and
lesielo sss!o ave-; stores and flats; new
Sl9'9eo-Bents Sis per month; swell income
producer IN vicinity of Haight ST. and Ma
ie 9th ave- z stores and fats; leased
@ WIN cash bond for security; excellent
little buy.
$1,000 .rE Rents R SO; two good Oats Of 8 rooms
alo uatl each. lot 3QN137 with stable
~ rear; sunny side Pine St, near
Frederick an eKcellenrrbuy
ss25o-T'vo good aats Of 5 and 6 rooms and
hath each: Sacramento ST.. close TO wal
nut: owner occupies one: other VIII Il pa Sl-
Sa0i ideal home and income.
s7T5o-Two good cats on Bush St. east of
Fillmore; good sized lot; and 8 rooms
ana bath eaehi pays $3.50 per month
Se25oDIgo 5- good fats on sgtter St close TO
broder1ck; lot 25x137 g; rents S65 per
month and rooms and bath each
ss5Oo-Niortgage Of $1,000 can pemaip. elegant
Groom house with four hhshed rooms in
basement and attic; Ashbury Heights dis
triet; an ideal home
ST5Oo-Comfortable 9-room house: vicinity Of
DeFisadero and Clay SITS; best residence
terms II desired; owner needs money in
business.
S6ooo-Heme OF rooms and BATH beautifully
furnished near Parnassus Heights: half a
block from Parnassus Heights; half block
from Golden Gate Park: positive bargain
half cash, balance on terms; owner must
sell
s47oo-Good little Broom cottage on Broderiek
street. close TO Washington; lot 25xsT g;
comfortable home
SS50o-Good cottage Of G rooms. etc: 21st
ave-. Sunset: close 10 2ofh ave boulevard. .
lot 25x12o; $1,000 cash. balance on time
S1000-Lots 25xI00 on California street, near
21nd ave. one-half cash
REAIEMBER..-San Francisco Real Estate is
the safest investment IN the country today
Take advantage Of rare opportunity.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
1922 FILLMORE. AT POST.
1862 FILLMORE, At POST.
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
ss25-3.ROOM and basement cottage, furnished,
piano; worth $l400.
$1,000 room cottage; lot 5ox275; three minutes
"a station.
s55Oo-T-room mansion: acres buildings worth
$4,000; 4 minutes from station; good as
new.
SiaSO-5-room house; beautiful location: 2 acres
For lots, acreage or houses to let. just leave II
u T J. z. LEWIS. Kentheld. Marin County.
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HALFMooN BAY REAL ESTATE.


FREE E-Excursion Free.
Every Sunday and Wednesday.
We are offering property which for either q
home or speculation has absolutely no equal at
Halfmoon Bay. Our Francis Beach Tract lies
directly along the main street. having 'front.'
age for almost half mile the finest beach
in California. The Ocean Shore depot is with.
in ! block. and the big hotel proposed by the
Ocean Shore Hotel Co. viii be directly across
the street. These advantages that the In
weston cannot afford TO overlook. Big double
lots; choice location; easy terms. Call at our
office telephone Special 1878 and we will re-
a seat for You our big Stanford tally
ho Cars leave Fifth and Market SITS. $50
a N. sharp.
W J. MORGAN & CO..
Investment Bankers.
925 Golden Gate Avenue.
FREE-ExcURsIONs-
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Fri
day Saturday and Sunday After you have seen
ali offerings visit LIPTON-BY-THE-SEA choicest
location highest elevation; bounded by the ocean
and railroad line; the most beautiful panoramic
and marine view from every lot; depot adjoining
tract: lots $50 and up; no interest or taxes;
easy payments. For particulars and excursion
tickets call. write phone
POTTER -STOLL COMPANY. GOA MISSION ST.
Atlas Building-Tel. Temontary 1904.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16

EXCURSIONS Sundays and Wednesdays to our
beach and town subdivisions; the most desirable
in Halfnoon Bay: particulars applica tion
P II. JORDAN co. 0nc.), owners, 636 Market
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16

AUsTIN'S LIST.
with the improvements Of this city and
that we offer exceptional opportunities
the popery g w b. about abe f0RS ioo e feet sao m
proved with a well-built 1o-room house.
on Alice, st, opposite the new pythian
Hall and hut n block from the site of
the new Two Million Dollar hosiery.
Look into the future and secure this nne
property. (2564
s14, ,oOo-Absolutely the biggest snap on the
market today; 37;6x103:9: on 10th ST..
just of Clay; with Broom house. which
is rented at $50 per month. There
are not less than business blocks. rang
Ing from to 10 stories, under contract
10 be built within blocks OF this prop
erty. The adjoining ground cannot be
bought at 5000 per front foot. and in less
than year this property will sell for
that figure. We can deliver 1t NOW at
~ ''''' S''' - ''' COOS,
$I,50o-Au ideal site for apartments or fats:
Io0xll0 feet In size: elevation at least
30 feet above everything else surrounding
it; right on line which wiz land you
at 18th and Broadway in minutes; only
a short walk to business center; positive
ly the best and cheapest piece of property
for an apartment house site now on the
market; street work all complete Look
this up at once.
GEORGE w. AUSTIN.
1902 BROADWAY.
$500 Cash, $40 monthly-shingle finish cottage.
rooms onthouse; surrounded with shade
trees all kinds of berries: corner lot look
125; all nicely fenced: fine location: every
convenience price 1880.
See elegant cottage Of rooms and bath:
everything modern in every respect; right
in town; no better location; price S4T5o;
part cash.
$500 cash $40 monthly-Cottage OF. large rooms.
bath attic 1oored; will make 2 beautiful
rooms; lift basement: house 22x32: just
finished, 12 fruit trees all fenced; city
water; land lays high; elegant panoramic
view of Alameda County; lot 100x100: i'm
provement opposite this house cost $4,000:
price S2T00
Cali or send for circular
ASS 9th St, Broadway. Oakland.
Fl. 2. JONES. Land Owner.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

WHEN IN Berkeley call and see my list of
property; all parts OF Berkeley for sale; bust
and residence.
J. ?. CHASE,
REAL ESTATE.
NV. cor. Shattuck ave. and Vine ST.,
North Berkeley. Phone Berkeley 3oc9.
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MATRIMONIAL-

YOUNG mechanic stranger. desires acquaintance
OF respectable young woman or widow for COM
panionship OF results references exchanged
Boy 1921. Gail Office.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16

AN opportunity of a life time TO secure a very
desirable home site within a few minutes
walk Of. Burlingame station and at q price
within the means of everyone Just think
50-foot let's on graded streets, sewer ant
water mains laid.
$500; $50 cash, $40 monthly
Take San Mateo electric and 20 direct Il
Burlingame station; office is opposite
open daily including Sundays.
LYON & HOAG. 636 Market St. at Montgomery.
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--RUrTvALE REAL ESTATE.

MY frleud also has new cottages and house
and five lots; he viii sell al $500 down; lots
$50 down aud $40 per month; small, rough
Of s. =. track.
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IMPORTATION WANTED.

WANTED-Inforamtio Of CLARA NJ. ERICK-
SON born In Gothenhurg. Sweden. In 1900
she lived Post and Washington SITS, Ala
media. ANY enc knowing her address please
communicate with heg brother. JOHN ERICH
SON, Chirnik. Alaska
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.

FOR exchange or saIe-10-room house and batt
in Bakersfield; ? blocks from s. P. shops; fine
place for rooming and boarding; trihers
Address E. L. NJ. 27TO Pine ST. S. F.
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MONEY TO LOAN
On improved real estate or to build on yorr
lot. principal and interest payable ia easy
monthly instalments
s20.70 per month repays $1,000 and interest
in years.
sI257 per month repays $1,000 and interest In
10 years
Rates for other periods and full details fur
nished application.
METROPOLIS TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK,
1881 Van Ness ave
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sALADA BEACH REAL ESTATE.

sALADA BEACH
Salada Beach miles south OF Clin House:
FIRST town on Ocean Shore R. R.: 90 minutes
ride: low fares; macadamized streets. water.
sewers. sidewalks. shade trees. etc. guaranteed
IN contracts: lots $3.50 and up small monthly
payments; take bus at Colma Sundays and
Thursdays at IL a. m. CLINE & DUNCAN,
Gen Agents. 2217 Mission St. bet. 18th and 18th.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
1892 FILLMORE. At POST.
1852 FILLMORE. At POST.

Members Of the $. F. Reai Estate Board.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-10
Byron Soles.

Byron Soles, of the Fern, Iowa
Creamery, is al Audubon county pro-
duct, being raised near the town of
Hamlin. About five years ago. Byron
entered the Gray creamery as an as
sistant to Mr.. Milton Goodnow, who
is probably as good buttermaker as
is in Iowa.
After Byron had worked for some
time in the Gray creamery, and mad
learned the trade thoroughly, q va
cancy in the Fern creamery presented
itself and Byron sent in his applica-
ton for the position, which was con-
sidered and he was elected as an as,
sistant, in which capacity he worked
for one year. when he was elected
manager which office he has served
with remarkable ability.
Under his able management, the in
stitution has grown to about $50 pat
rons and last year they manufac-
tured and sent to market $44, 100000
worth of butter.
At the last meeting of the board OF
directors, Mr.. Soles salary was raised
to $llO0, a substantial recognition of
the services of sober and industrious
young man.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-10

Please announce my name as
a candidate for the office of Treasurer
of Audubon County subject to the
decision of the republican primaries.
FRED VERMILYA.
A. j. Story is still looking over
the southwest country.
Mr.. A. Prieb was an Atlantic visi-
tor one day last week.
Mr.. Henry Fisher who resides in
the southwestern part of Lincoln
township and who has been very
sick for month or more is SLOWLY
recovering but is still under the SER
vices of a trained nurse. His MANY
friends are anxiously awaiting 10
hear of his improvement
just as we go to press we are inform
ed that Orrin Eddy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Ben Eddy, died at the home of
his parents, over in Bradleyville, this
morning; the funeral will be held at
the Presbyterian church. tomorrow,
conducted by his pastor, Rev. Grant,
and the body laid to rest in Maple
Grove Cemetery. About one year ago
MIR. Eddy went to Colorado to seek
employment and try the effect of that
climate upon his health; contracted
mountain fever from the effects of
which at one time he was thought to
be dying but recovered; came home
but the disease had so firm hold
upon his nature that he could not
throw it off. He was about twenty
six years OF age
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-10
To THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS VI
AUDUBON COUNTY:

The undersigned has been a resident
of Audubon county for the past nine
years, and for six years deputy coun-
ty treasurer, and is conversant with
all of the methods of the office, having
had full charge for the past nine
months, is we'll acquainted with the
descriptions of lands and the owners,
and with all the requirements of
county treasurer, and asks your kind
consideration of his candidacy, on
these and the following statement of
principles.
l am in no sense bank candidate;
| am under no obligations to any
bank or banker In Audubon county
or the state of Iowa; and if nominated
and elected to the Office OF County
Treasurer, will use my best efforts
toward the adoption of the principle
of loaning the county monies to the
bank or banks that will pay the lar
gest amount of interest on such de-
posits, and in all ways conduct the
office to the best interests of the tax
payers. Respectfully Submitted,
GEORGE e. KELLOGG.
f. 81. Lastine was doing business
here Tuesday.
Miss Cora Kennels is afflicted
with quinsy.
81. J. Cooley, of Cass county, is in
Audubon for few days.
John Nash bore the pain of the op-
Grafton 80 necessary in his case and
returned home the fore part of the
week.
Cal Dimmick, of Brayton, shipped
two young wolves to Auditor Ben
Train last week for decapitation and
bounty.
Fred Ruhs is helping in the store of
Morrisey Ruhs & Fullerton. The
boys are putting up a steel ceiling in
the M. e. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdick, of Enid, Ok
lahoma, who have been visiting their
daughters here, went to Jefferson
Friday to continue their visit with
old friends
Peter Larsen, east of Audubon, is
going to build a modern house this
summer. Chris Haderer of this city
has the contract. The main part will
be thirty-eight feet square.
OuS vi luc ld5U UIlDuCe5 winch we
can pay to our beloved dead is to see
that their last resting place is fttingly
marked. We owe it to them as we'll
as ourselves to place An enduring
monument over their graves. Decor.
alton Day will soon be here. See to
it that the graves of your departed are
cared for
Farms in our county continue to
sell at very good prices. Real estate
men report some buyers. but the list
of farms on the market for sale grows
smaller and it is more difficult now
than formerly to find suitable farm
property that can be bought cheap.
That our land has not yet reached the
top price, is the opinion of the we'll
posted men.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-10
w. D. Stanley.

For twenty-six years, Mr.. Stanley
has been resident of Audubon conn-
ty, thirteen of which, he resided in
Sharon township, and thirteen years
in Hamlin township. For three years
Mr.. Stanley served on the Board of
Supervisors Of Audubon county with
honor to himself and satisfaction to
his constituency.
Through the stress of private bust
ness affairs, he was unable to again
make campaign for the office.
Passed Away.
Mrs. Ed Bates died at her home
about mile east of town, Wednesday
evening, May I'd.
Mr.. Edwin A. Bates and Miss Ma
LISA Schofield met and were married
in Clinton county, Iowa, April, 1880
and at once moved to their farm near
Ross, our sister city. God in his
mercy and goodness blessed this
household with the comforts of life,
and as time passed and their toll be.
ing well directed, they were soon re-
warded with more acres of our virgin
soil. To this happy union, ten chill
dren were born, seven boys and three
girls, eight of whom, with her hus-
band, survives her.
About six or seven years ago, the
lady received stroke of paralysis
and later has bad two more. the last
one of the three came Tuesday of
last week. From the effects of the
last stroke, this good woman passed
from life unto death. In the midst
of her family and a few friends, she
passed on to that glory land where
her loved children had gone.
The funeral was conducted by Rev.
E. b. Cousins and the body was laid
to rest in mother earth in Maple
Grove Cemetery.
The numerous friends of the family
extend their coincidence in this the
hour of their atfiiction.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-10
Observation-Disclosures.
HONEY TO LO4Ni
With the German Savings
Bank at 5 per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH d PHELPS
audubon. LO,Ua
Rev. A. F. Green commenced SER
les of meetings here last Sunday.

Rev. A. F. Green commenced SER
les of meetings here last Sunday.
Elgin Bates came home Wednesday
from up north, when he heard of the
serious illness of his mother.
Plans of the largest battleship afloat,
''The Dreadnaught," the big English
fighter, disappeared from the Navy
Yard London, and, in some parts of
the country, the United States is
thought to have obtained them.
Onion juice is said to be cure for
appendicitis. That disease will now
cease to be fashionable.
Mr.. Bert Keith has made so many
Improvements at his home that it
don't look natural any more.
He has replastered the house, raised
it, put in new foundation, built q
porch and now will give it coat of
paint. Bert is certainly "pro-
gressive.n
Grandma Riggs, the mother of Mrs.
George Cosson, attracted by his
pleadings in certain action just
passed, came up to console her grand
son, George Cosson, Jr., as well as do
offer advice to the parents as to the
future welfare of the young county
attorney.
The Republican State Convention is
called by Chairman R. H. Spence, to
meet at Des Moines, Wednesday,
August LIST at 1880. There are 1910
delegates to the Convention and there
will be governor, lieutenant govern
or, secretary of state treasurer of
state attorney general, 2 candidates
for judge of the supreme court, clerk
supreme court, superintendent public
instruction, reporter supreme court,
2 candidates for railroad commission
er. Audubon county is entitled to
ten delegates.
The Chicago Chronicle treats light
ly the fear of disease in San Francisco
arising from the decay of dead bodies,
saying, sit has been proven in many
ways that the exhalations of decay
ing animal matter are not injurious
to health and there are even reasons
for thinking that they are beneficial
Bridgeport is the healthiest part of
Chicago. The decay that is deadly
is the decay of vegetable matter. A
single decayed cabbage leaf is more
dangerous IMAM the entlre Union
Stock Yards"
A merciful man is merciful to his
horse. We like to see farmers, when
they drive into town on cold stormy
day, put their team in barn or cover
them with blankets. In the heat of
summer, they can always find shade
in which to leave the noble animals
that brought them safely to town.
There are many, however, who, on
cold days, will rush for stove them
selves and leave their horses out in q
storm, while in the heat of summer,
they seek the shade and leave their
horses in the sun. There is some
thing wrong about the man who thus
abuses his team. He may be a nice
man, may belong to the church, may
not swear, smoke or have any had
habits, but we would not want to loan
him horse, no indeed!
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-10

Ed Wood is at Des NIoines looking
after business matters.
Charles Donaldson was at Anita
last week on business.
w. &. Elliott returned Monday
from Omaha.
j. J. Wheeland, of Carroll, was in
the city, Friday.
Nels Jensen was at Brayton tran.
sacting business, Thursday.
Mrs. McGinnis has been quite sick
the past week, being afflicted with
La Grippe.
Albert Matthias mixed business
with pleasure at Allerton a few days
ago.
The Park livery stock was traded to
Mr.. James Law, who lives east of
town. Mr.. Law will take charge soon.
Mr.. Wattles is west of Hamlin
measuring up some completed grad
ing for Audubon county.
Many miles of telephone wire lays
on the platform at Hamlin Station
awaiting conveyance to the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin,
of North Lincoln township, were on
our streets, last Saturday.
Two Jewish ladies were called on
for license to peddle in Extra Tues
day, which they refused to pay so
left the town.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-14

only the city people that are worth while.
and besides. they're the easiest to work,
too"
Easiest to work." 1 exclaimed incredu-
lousy
Sure. When the farmer comes to town
he's dead leary OF everything. You can't
spring any old game on him now but what
he loses his suspenders and begins to yell
for the police. Time was, 1 guess, when
that wasn't so, but he's on now, that is, the
most of him, and even if an old friend he
didn't quite remembered come and shake his
hand. the chances are he'd have him
pinched. But the city man! There's the
wise boy; there's mothers own white-h haired
infant. No oned have the nerve to spring
a gold brick swindle on him. Nay, nay;
not on your life; therefore If you tell him OF
an Indian friend who has a secret to sell,
why it's gospel truth; couldn't be otherwise.
He's Johnny on the spot got the electric
eye, knows all about how gold brick are
sold. but, naturally no one would sell him
one, no one would try-he's too wise, and
you can hand him the gold brick dead
easy. because he is absolutely certain he's
getting tho real thing.
II was in the business fifteen years, more
or less. and I'll bet never had deal on
with more than one or two farmers in the
whole time, and all of them had city homes
so you couldn't call 'em more than half.
breeds"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-14
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