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The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN JERSEY
Republicans Barely Control LegisIa

nePupiicans barely control LeGiSla-
ture On Joint Ballot.
Trenton, N. j., Nov. 8.-Revised re.
turns show that the Democrats will
have the house of assembly, 81 to 20,
and that the Democrats have elected
four congressman in New Jersey, a
gain OF three. The Democratic con-
gressmen elected are William Hughes,
Sixth district; LIE Gage Pratt, Eighth
district; Edward w. Leake, Ninth dis.
trict; James A. Hamill, Tenth district.
The Democrats have elected their
senator and entire assembly district
in Passaic county and have elected
George Silzer to the state senate from
Middlesex county, defeating Senator
Jackson, who was a candidate for re.
election, by about 100.
The legislature will be Republican
on joint ballot, "A to 81. This gives
the Republicans three more than a ma
jority. but Senator Colby, of Essex.
and Assemblyman-eIect Fake, Repub.
hcans, have announced that they will
not under any circumstances vote for
the reelection of United States Sen.
ator John F. Dryden. This would re.
duce Mr.. Dryden's vote to AZ, provided
he got the Republican caucus nomina.
ton. This would be only one more vote
than the necessary Al. There is talk
here that owing to the overwhelming
defeat Of the Republicans in Essex
county, Mr.. Dryden's home county,
other candidates are liable to enter
h United States senatorial race, and
at this writing 1t is not absolutely Ger.
tain that Mr.. Dryden will succeed him
self. One of the things hetSs
against Mr.. Dryden istbs gect hat
about t~hree-fourths the Republican
en e the legislature will be
. ouuuJ Jersey. That section now
ted States senator, MI. Kean
unn.r Dryden both being from the
roaepp.t of the state.
fessmen elected in New Jersey
It District-+Henry C. Louden-
ssFer, R.
5econd-*John J. Gardner, r.
Third-sBenjamin F. Howell, R.
Fourth-*Ira w. Wood, R.
Fifth-*Charles w. Fowler, r.
Sixth-William Hughes, D.
Seventh-*Richard w. Parker, r.
Eighth-Le Gage Pratt, D.
Ninth-Eugene W. Leake. D.
Tsnth-Jamss A. Hamill. D.. J
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STUART CARRIES
PENNSYLVANIA
Is Elected Governor By Plural.
ity~ of 1888.
IMMENSE REPUBLICAN GAINS

Republicans Piled Up Big Majorities
Compared With Berry's Vote Last
Year-Rotan Elected District Attor-
ney In PhiladeIphia-The New Legls-
Iature.
Philadelphia, Nov. 8.-Complete re-
turns from 81 of the 81 counties in
Pennsylvania and careful estimates
from the six counties give Edwin s.
Stuart, the Republican candidate for
governor, a plurality OF 1888 over
Lewis Emery, Jr., his opponent. The
counties which have not yet reported
their. complete vote and in which es-
Inmates are made for governor are:
Allegheny, Bradford, Columbia, Craw-
ford, Mexican and Wayne. The vote
in several of the counties was very
close, notably in Potter, where Emery
had a majority Of only six votes, and
in Wyoming, which Stuart carried by
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The big majority against J. Walter
Pancoast, who made a noble open fight
for principal, shows that the children OF
this world are wiser than the children OF
light, He should have had the vote OF
every Prohibitionist because they Will
never get anywhere with their principle
until they get the referendum.
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Senator Tillman said to an audience
of his neighbors down in South Carolina
that he was going up north for a while
and tell some of his political enemies
what he thought of them and make
them pay him a good round sun for
giving them the chance to listen o him.
Well, he went and talked to them 100
nights at $3.50 a night. Reports say
that the people were so well pleased
with him that they want him to come
again on the same terms. Even Phil
adelphians paid to hear him two weeks
ago at Temple College where Rev. Rus
H. Conwell had him to give a lecture.
With all his bruskness he is becoming
more appreciated because of of his rug
gest honesty.
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eotp Sides Claim Kansas.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. S.-Both sides
are claiming victory in the guberna-
torial contest The returns are coming
in very slowly. Republicans claim q
lead of 5000 votes on governor, with
IL counties still. out. Democrats claim
a lead of less than 1000 for Harris,
with 16 counties sut.
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The State Sewerage commission which
is nothing some of the smaller cities not
to let their sewerage flow into the creeks
and river is like stopping the spiget
while they let the fit from the larger
cities and industrial plants flow from
the bung hole.
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The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 9Oo.

1t has been many years since a cav
date in Penn's Grove received morem1S
ioritythan his opponent received votes.
David P. Featherer isfitted for and TO be
trusted with the best the people have.
Shake ca David.
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RsnuhIIeans Carry Utah.

Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. THE Re
publicans in Utah have elected their
state ticket by the usual plurality, re-
turning Joseph Howell to congress and
electing Joseph e. Prick justice OF the
supreme court.
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In Upper PENIS Neck and Pittsgrove
the election returns indicate that the
Democrats are letting the party interests
90 by default for the sake OF the, Local
offices. There is great need of an infus-
ion of genuine democratic principles in
to the voters minds, beyond selfish per-
sonal interests. If things go on as they
are those who profess to be democrats
will soon have no local offices.
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RESULTS IN RHODE ISLAND
Democratic Governor Elected, But thu
Leujslature Republican.

Legislature Republican.
Providence, R. I. Nov. 8. Mayor
James II. Higgins, D., Of Pawtucket,
defeated Governor George H. Utter,
R., for reelection by a plurality OF
1893 according to complete returns.
The rest Of the Republican state ticket
was elected. Republicans control the
general assembly, which is to choose
a United States senator to succeed
George Peabody Wetmore. In the
First congressional district D. L. D.
Granger, D., was elected v Elisha
Dyer, R., by 727 plurality. The con.
gressional delegation remains un.
changed.
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Big Republican Majority In Michigan.

Detroit, Nov. 7.-Governor Warner
and the entire Republican state ticket
have been elected by 10000 to 1000
majority, the Republican congressional
candidates in each of the IL Michigan
districts having been elected, and the
Republicans will have a large major.
ity in the state legislature, with a pos.
sibility of its entire membership.
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Plain, Neatly Finished

ladies' and children's I'M
derwear-here every cent
that you pay goes into
warmth and service value
not into snowy, fancy
work and cheap lace.
Well-ftting, well-made
underwear at a fair price;
that's what you'll find at
our store; underwear, the
king that keeps you warm!
Union Suits from $1.00 to
$500. Hand finished
"Merode" vests and
pants, from SOC up.
Ribbed feece-lined gar
ments of superior quality,
elasticity and finish are
here as a leader at 25 &C
garment. They're COM
parable to most stores 35c
garments this season.
Children sunderwear at 25c
and up. Ladies' and Miss
es Equestriennes are carried
herein all sizes and qualities,
from 85c a pair up.
Ladies' underwear, first floor
And for the Men, Toe
we have an exceptional
value in Derby Ribbed,
glove-ftting, Grey Wool
Underwear. The regular
81 goods which the mill
calls seconds" you'll
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JOB PRINTING Envelopes, billheads,
Ietterheads. tags Ind circulars at PENIS
Grove RECORD Gice. Good work at reason
able prices a.
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w. H. SMITH & CO.,
Successor to
W. B. Sharp 6 Co.,
Fourth and Market Streets,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Our Enlarged
Glove Department

Enlarged
Glove Department
is ready for you with a
splendid assortment of
the wanted gloves.
Long Kid Gloves, in black,
tan, brown, grey and white.
Suede and glace in all sizes
Prices from $500 to $500
a pair.
The new two-clasp Chamois
finish suede glove in grey,
white, brown, mode and
navy. Stylish and service
able soc pr
Mems women's and child
rens golf gloves, the best
qualities, in all colors, Csc,
Soc and SOC a pair.
First floor.
Handsome Rufus
in black, brown, white,
light blue, navy and pink,
All prices, from $1.00 to
$500. Embroidery and lace
collars, dainty neck fixings,
that add greatly to the
charm of your costume,
25c, SOC and 75c. A few
left of these specials at 15c
instead of 25c.
The prettiest ideas in plain
and fancy ruchings are
here in colors and white.
A great line at 25c, others
up to soc a yard. Have you
seen the new velvet ribbon
ruchings! They're very
swell! Boxed ruchings,
handy and don't crush;
6 neck lengths, all different
soc a box, 3 yard length,
69c a box.
First floor
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The Finest
Line of Combs

that's been shown here for
some time is ready for
your visit.
Rhinestone combs are very
fashionable and selling
freely; the makers and
importers can scarcely keep
up with the demand. See
this display and buy yours
early. They make splendid
Christmas gifts and it's
none too early to start this
important shopping if you
would get the best selec-
tons with the least weari-
ness and bother.
Cooo~J o;o1o Gxei o.
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Young Suits its

oo''O0 oOoi0D
Every one So to $5|
less than you can buy them
anywhere else We make a
\ speciality of Young Men'sf
j Suits, ages Is to 90 years,
\ chest measure 80 to Sc in
ches.
Young Mems Suits of
Black Thibet, $3.50, $50,
$50 10, 10.
Young Mems Suits of
Fancy Worsteds, $3.50,
$50, 10, ID, 1850.
Five new styles of Young
Mems Suits in. today
Lester Worsteds in beauti-
full styles, center vent with
imitation side vents. A
truly handsome garment and
lust the style that will catch /
the young men. Well
worth $l5-we have priced
then 10.
Store open evenings till
4 Christmas
Every garment markell
IN blaam fqmres;,J dissahsfed|
0OpM your purchase aOe amU
return your money.
MAX EPHRAIM,
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE,
504 Market Street,
Wilmington, Delaware
Next door to Clayton House.
CLOTHING, bats, SHOES. FURNISH NGs
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Top Coats
BL AcKwooD, N. j.,
Oct. 20. 1906.

This is the time Of the
year when a Top Coat is
almost Indispensable. A
good one lasts tor years,
and pays for itself
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RusINEss PERsoNAl Zcor.

MACHINERY-We will Supply any repu-
table dealer or manufacturer with nee
esssry ro stock tSeln baa OF r,n puieys beltings
at lowest prices OF. consignment. or one
years time. MOULTON & EVANS,
Minneapolis. Mimi. l5t.
DIR. PIScHEL, 1s17 California st. 80 It.
THAT Man Pitts, nz2 Fillmore St. for
merly branch office. zoos Market st. tt
DIR. G. F.. BAUER of 30 Post ST, now
e. Rsady aT fer slmoss bsness ss near n.
DRS. LEVY. Surgeon Chiropodists, for
merly of James Flood and st. Ann
bldgs now Il Ioeatsd mos0A At s2s Eddy ct. l5t.
aurist, formerly Spring Valley bldg.
now at 2417 Washington st. 3tf
DAM, F. H., attorney at law, 2a20 Cali
sornia st, bet. Fillmore Webster l5t,
office, $50 Steiner st.. PIN
s. HEINo. Merchant Tailor. 12n McAllis-
DR. F. M. MACDONALD of Starr King King
bldg. now located at 407 Fair Oaks st
also at Horace Mann School clinic. 1o-2ts
CHAS. BLISS CO., tailors, formerly Call
bldg, LAT McAllister st. lolmc
BRYANT, DR. EDGAR r., formerly
James Flood bldg. at 1914 Fillmore St.
DIR. G. C. REM, formerly sss Suffer st., To-
MASSACHUSETTS, s Mutual m Life Life ms. IS Co CO.
G. NJ. 4. PARKER. manager 1858 26th
ave, Fruitvale, Cs4-; tel Ash 261 at
EUREKA Dairy--A. FURRER Depot
1871 Fifteenth ST.. between Dolores and
Church. 07ts
W ]. HESTHAL. formerly 10 9Th st.
temporary location $50 Pierce; all
pledges. in safe saved; redeem as soon
JoHNsoN's DAIRY CO.. temporarily
located at 3776 Path st. s7t'
DIR. A. HI. WALLACE, Dentist, resumed
practics at 1903 1-2 Broadway, Oakland.
with DR. c. r. JARVIS. Dino
DR. GERALD J. FITZGIBBON, for
merly of 81 Powell St. now at 2oi
Haight st. ! 1mo
WILLIAM J. HERRfN, attorney, Crossley
bldg, has established his law offices tenn
porarily at his residence, 1898 Masonic ave-;
insurance collected. z5-tt
THE McNutt Hospital Is now located at
25ll Pacific ave-, San Francisco. 20 tt
CALIFORNIA HOUSE-WRECkING u
will continue business at their old stand, n.
w. cor. 10th and Mission sts., San Fran
cisco; now ready Tor all bids of wreck.
ing. K. T. Norton, secretary, can be found
at 2l25 O'Farrell ST. Branch office, zoo F.
18th St, cor. 5th ave-, East Oakland. M- J.
MCBRIDE, manager 26-tf
General Contractors.
BUILDINGS BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED
as before; fully equipped with teams ana ap-
purtenances. Employees report Immediately
1907 Market st. 18th 4-3o-1m
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

HIDALGo Plantation and Commercial
Company, 1882 Hayes St, San Fran
cisco. Shareholders kindly send pres
ent addressed. IL 1nios
LA zACuALPA Rubber Plantation Com
pany, 1880 Hayes st., San Francisco
Shareholders kindly send present ad-
DIR, r D. TAFT. dentist. formerly 1908
Devisadero St. Is now temporarily To-
Station, Alameda R2ts
MODERN French Laundry. Abbadie &
capdeyielle. props, formerly at 40 Lar
Kin 81, 8 F., present oftice at s3s S5th
ST. Oakland. 12 1mos
GkACH Darling Hospital Associa ton
members please send changed address
or call at 22l0 DeYisadero St, mean Clay.
Dr. Wilhelm Waldeyer, hours Is my12 tf
]. f. SMITH TAILORING CO., formerly
80 Bush st. now $50 Willow ST.. West
HASKELL FURNISHING co. is s. iss tenn,
porarily located at 70z Ashbury at. .l2 Ste
DIR c. E. FARNUM. formerly PaTrott
bldg. now at 6ls Devisadero ST.. near
ANDERSON q MEYER now doing n .bu busi-
ness at I'D and Dolores sts 70
JNo. A ET"FLER, Architect-Patent
reinforced concrete construction a spe-
cialty; plans and estimates on short no.
tlce: Office zoos 1-2 Broadway. Oak
land II 7ts
J. ALEC. now Partisan Dyeing and
Cleaning Works. asa Folsom ST., reSum-
e Ss A1S biS8so ieport AZ
HoTHER wIsMER, violinist, at ssa5
Fillmore, bet Green and Union. II ste
g. LEDERER now at 2Al California ct
ers as formerly. Hairdrassing. sham.
pooling. totipee making and hair work
lott
and Lasuna sfs.. formerly 42s Jones st.
DIR. JAMES w. WARD desires to ~aas an
nounce temporary offices at 2l0l Scott
St; sst:;. Sor,rs corner Jackson; telephone Vest
ST. VINCENT Hospital and Medical AS
ISOLATION has resumed business bust
meas office, 17si O'Farrell ST.; members
will please communicates and send new
R: McNEIDs office is stll at Gil Van
DIX. GEO. N. HEN. dentist, has i 10
Gated at lsolA Dsvisadero St. corner
JoosT BROS are now open with = Fl fun
line hardware, paints, o<j. building
paper and all kinds of tools at old
pR ita1S riIsl2n HacocR e. 4sas sell th s7s
Mission St. is now located at 1871 Mar
ket st, corner Church. s7ts
THE College Of Physicians and Surgeons
will hold final examinations SATURDAY
May IL. 10 g. m, at the Deans offics'
S4S5 sacramento st d. A HODGE
HEAD, Dean TIT.
DR.. A. r. McNE1L'S ONCE is still at GIL
Van Ness ave., San Francisco. 8Tts
A. ROSA & CO.. formerly SIS Third ct.
mix dealers, are located at 1880 Dolores
street. 71rnos
DR.. JOHN R McMURDo. Temporary Of
icss. aaas Steiner St, near Pine: hours.
DIR. LILLE, SIT Golden Gate ave; !;
hours TO q to :. z IT.
DIR. w o. TOYE. formerly Of 1901 Polk
St. is now located 2osl Fillmore st..
corner OF California 77ts
DR. ALFRED 3. CROSSE, formerly
Emerson bldg. now 21e0 Post ST., hours
to 4. 77fs
DIR. A. C. DEARDoRFF, residence ana
temporary offices, 1S2 Suttar st 77tr
DR.. DUNCAN and DR.. Brown chiropo-
dists. are now ct 20A sutter at. near
F1llmcre myS limo
FASHION stables-.All pc, D ms are re
quested TO return horses and buxgies
belonging to said stable to 453 Berry st.
THOS. KHNNuY, manager. cod Xt
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HOTELS FOR SALE.

HOTEL to let Hotel free and clear;
completely furnished, to let, for sale or
exchange for free and clear San Fran
cisco property, vacant or improved /;
business property 8preferred: all year
round hotel; weli-knawn health resort,
l25 rooms; large dining-room and ball
room AXIS; all improvements; has ele-
vator: is completely furnished. Ad-
dress Owner, Il. BEYER, Hts Broad
ST.. Newark, n. J. 93ts
HOTEL to let. Newark, N. New ho-
tel. just finished, IS rooms: also dining
room and kitchen; tiled floors; every
known Improvement: can procure liquor
license: rent $1,000 per year; two blocks
from City Hall, theaters and center OF
city. Address owners N. J. LAND and
CONSTRUCTION CO., 1175 Broad ST.,
Newark. N. j. 4ts
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OK IEAbE.
In beautiful Fruitvale, II acres OF lano
with house Of 10 rooms, partly furnished ;
flowers and shrubbery of all varieties.
abundance IF fruit and shade trees; horse
and buggy; wagon and farming Impie-
ments; 3 cows. chickens and pigeonsi >
acres in grain; this property is located
near the foothills and within blocks OF
sIreetcar line TO Oakland, Berkeley ana
Alameda; trains TO San Francisco every
ze minutes; viii rent this property Iol
$leO per month; sale price S2o,OeV For
further particulars cali or address RO-
DELL REAL ESTATE CO., SE. corne;
Fruitvale ave. and Washington ST., frult
vale, Cal; phone Vale 691 SIt
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=F.cEs AND STORES TO LET.

STORES and offices to lease at the NV.
cor California and Fillmore SITS. for a
term OF years by G. II. UMBSEN g.
CO. 127t
FOR rent-Thres light rooms and furni-
turs for a law office; use of good law
library included; rent $50. Box 6S71,
Call Office u Ste
Il FURNISHED front and back parlor, suit
able for Offices. Apply 1852 18th st., near
Churca. II 3te
TWO, three or five rooms for fine offices
l157 Turk, near Laguna ST. 10-5ts
FRONT and back parlor for office. 93l
Ellis st apply bet. and II a. M St.
OFFICE room to rent. Apply to JOHN
.. RICHARDS, 1912 Fillmore st. TT
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY loaned salaried people and 9TH
ers upon their own names without se-
curity; cheapest rates. easiest pay
ments; offices In IS principal cities.
Save yourself money BY getting on
terms first TOLMAN. 1o8 Fillmore
street. my4 If
s. HYMAN, formerly of i3e Powell IT
dong business In money lending ard
buying old gold. lso2 Ia Post ST., near
Fillmore. ltf
ADVANCES On diamonds as usual.
Baldwin Jewelry Co., permanent offics
1871 suttsr IT. near ootayls- % e
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HORSES AND WAGONS.

HORSE for sale-Fine young roadster
Apply at $3.50 Sacramento st. IT.
TO exchange-City and San Mateo Coun-
ty property for horses and vehicles Ad-
dress B., 223A Cole ST. 10 4tt
FOR Salc-One new platform wagon, SUIT,
able for furniture wagon. LIB Pierce
street. l0-It
TO exchange-City and San Mateo Coun-
" property for horses and mules. .Ad-
dress B., 223A Cole st W-4t'
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MIscELLANEous WANTS.

CASH paid for diamonds. old gold,
watches and burnt jewelry. LOuCIOUS
923 Hayes St, near Fillmore. u 2ts
CASH paid for diamonds. pearls, old gold
and silver. n. @. AHLERS, formerly
l2S Kearny St. llos Eddy ST.: of5ce
hours, s 70 L 9lmos
WANTED-Block book Of the City and
County Of San Francisco. UNITED
STATES IMP. & INV. CO., 7sS Fillmore
HIGHEST price paid for old gold and
siIveC at c. KALLMANN & SONS.
1908 Fillmore st. apr& limo
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PRopERTY WANTED.

Suitable location for ware
house: sarge lot suitable fer wholesale
house: south OF Market and near 9. P.
Il. r. preferred. but any good location
considered. We also want Immediately
q large holding On Van Ness ave, or In
vicinity II you have a house TO rent at
@ reasonable figure we have q client for
Il who VIII take IL Immediately. BURR
PADDON Co., Inc, temporary Office
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DIED.

BAKER-In sausalito, May 10, 1906, Ear
nest D. Baker only son OF Frank J. and
EIizabath M Baker, and brother of
Vesta Baker, a nativeof San Francisco.
aged II years 8 months and ls days.
Funeral Sunday May 1S, ct I o. n.
from Episcopal Church. Sausalito. In
terment San Rafael.
EERKSON-In this city, May II, 1906.
Mrs. I'd Leventhal and Samuel II
Marcuse OF New Orleans and Bernard
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PORTER & WHITE
Funeral Directors and EmbalmerS
1881 GOLDEN GATE AVE.

(Formerly 445 Golden Gate ave.)
Private residence accommoda tons with
out extra charge Trained lady attend
ants Personal services under all condi-
tions Phone West ITO
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

s., ,650-Desirable residence, rooms. high
basement, electric light, fuel gas; lot Ask
100; timely located on Ashby ave-, near Tel
egraph; easily converted into two fats !;
mortgage OF $500 can remain Many other
good properties.
GEO. SULLY,
Real Estate and Insurance,
35l4 Adeline St,
South Berkeley. S4t
FOUR CHOICE PROPERTIES.
For sale at correct prices, as contem-
plate a change of location; one vacant
property in each, Berry-Bangs, Hillegass
and Scenic Park Tracts; and my s-room
Tract Call Or address MRS. MARY E.
HILL, Highland Terrace at head of
Ridge Road, Berkeley, Cal. my II
GOOD house, rooms and bath; five
minutes walk of State University; l9u
foot frontage; price $1,000. Apply 1884
sacramento St. S. +. s7r
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DR. A. D. MCLEAN. formerly of James
Flood bldg, now located at 1895 Turk
St, corner Webster; office hours to
8 D. m 127t'
MRS. DR.. GWYER, formerly Of bl1A
Leaveuworth ST.. s. F.. now located at
1925 Chestnut st.. between 18th and 18th,
Oakland. elmo
DIR. SYLVESTER'S offices. formerly 1900
Market ST., San Francisco, are now To-
Gated at 1854 Clay St. corner 18th. Oak
land. 4ts
DR.. ROSEN, residence 1895 Folsom Ct,
cor. 26th; ladies. relief or no fee. I0-tf
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED MAY 10.

ARRIVED MAY 10.
Stmr Coos Bay. Nicolson, 80 hours
from San Pedro, etc.
Stmr Thomas L Olson, Olson. 70
hours from Grays Harbor, bound to
San Pedro.
Stmr City Of Sydney. Mclean, 13
days from Ancon and way ports. via
Mazatlan-
Barge Santa Paula Pilie 30 hours
from Port Hartford.
Tug Sea King, Harding. 80 hours
from Port Hartford. with barge Santa
Paula in tow.
ARRIVED MAY II.
Stmr Helen Drew. Gunderson. II
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OAKLAND ROOMS.

A FINE furnished apartment of four
rooms, with bath and new piano. TO
rent. Address box 64So, CaA office. oak
land. ct
HOWE, 42S2, Oakland-Near Piedmont
station II II
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Boathouse Changes Hands.

The Peterson Boathouse Company
at the foot Of Folsom street has been
sold to A. W. ChaIker and Ernest
Tanner. In the sale are included the
boats sybil. William D., Surprise.
Henry I. Kitty K and the barges
Vera and Peterson. The new firm win
continue at the old stand. r. Farrell
ly win superintend the running OF the
boats.
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GOOD inVestment-S6500 will build fats
Of s rooms and bath at 25th and Noe
sts.; stone steps. tile vesribule. floor
msntels, shades. gas and electric fix
lures; all modern and complete: in
cCne S6s Per mo Address 3. MARTIN,
contractor and builder, Is Porter St;
Phone Capp a57. u2t'
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LEGAL NOTICES..

JOHN L. A. JAUNET gives notice that
incurred by PHILIP J. KANE, as the
firm of KANE & JATJNET has been
dissolved. J. L. A. JAUNET will con.
tinue the business at his temporary Of
dress will appear shortly. II Sts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
Manchuria pue Tomorroyv.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer Manchuria Is due to
arrive here tomorrow. She brings an
unusually large list OF passengers,
many OF whom are on their way East
These win be taken to Oakland mole
Immediately on arrival here By tugs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
MARRIED.

JOHNSON N-cIlEyALIER-Tn this city,
May 0, 1905. at the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs. H. c. Richards. by
the Rev Robert Law Cove, James Il.
johnson and Florence L. Chsvalier,
both of this city.
yARCOE+-LANYON- Alameda, May
8. 1906, John James Varcoe OF San
Francisco and Stella Mary Lanyon Of
San Jose, Cal.