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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31
SOME AUGUST DISHES,


OF hot milk and stir until smoothly
lhlckened. Gradually mix this with
me cucumber PURGE, season highly
win salt and pepper and simmer for
n'e ninute Serve with croutons.
LITTLE CORN PCDDTNGS
Score the raw corn and with !
auli knife scrape all pulp from The ears
10 one pint Of this pulp add three
tablespoonful. OF salt and one third OF
Il leaspoonful OF pepper. SCOOP The
centres from firm tomatoes. sprinkle
| with sal; and Jet them dram for All
! holf- Fill with the mixture, stand in
q nat buttered pan and bake in !
quick oven until firm in the centre
TINS VIII take about half N hour.
BAKED PEPPERS AND CORN.
Score and scrape from the eo5s
enough raw corn 10 make a pint. O,ea
TWO sweet green peppers. remove seeds
ana white veins and shave very tine.
Put corn and peppers in 4 butterzt
dish, seasoning with salt. Pour over the
top Il cupful Of thin cream with which
has Deen mixed one beaten egg and
two tablespoonfuls OF melted butter.
Bake for forty minutes in a cu.cl,
oven.
EGGS IN TOMATO CASES.
Scoop the centres OF large firm
tomatoes. Drain, then sprinkle me
inside Of each with salt, pepper 2ni
chopped parsley Cor fresh taragln
when it can be procured Drop in eacE
carefully a raw egg and a half tea
spoonful of butter. Place i'll a baking
pan and bake in Il quick oven until the
eggs are set.
RICE BORDER WITH FRUIT.
Have ready a kettle of boiling va
ter. Drop into ii a half pound of veil
washed rice and boil hard for five
minutes. Drain, turn the rice into 4
double boiler, add a pint Of milk ami
TWO tablespOOnfulS of sugar and cook.
stirring occasionally, until the milk Is
absorbed, Pack into a slightly butter.
ed border mold and set away until
cold then turn Il on a large platter.
Press enough berries COR fruit of III
kind to give a Scant cupful OF juice,
add sugar syrup TO Sweeten and with
this haste the rice until it has absorbed
most of it. Fill the centre with whole
fruit, heap some stiffly whipped cream
On top and send to the table.
BLUEBERRY CAKE.
Beat together one egg and Il half
cupful of sugar. Add n tablespoon
full of butter, melted, one cupful of
milk, two cupfuls and a half Of sitted
-four, one third Of a teaspOOnful of
salt and two t~easpoonfuls Of baking
powder. Stir in one pint Of picket
berries, pour into a two shallow pans
and bake in a hot oven about thirty
five minutes.
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were three hundred thousand
nrearms, and that the japanese were
exporting them, by way of trade, to the
hlu-hlu Islands There is not so
small an hamlet" Pinto writes, but
hath a hundred at least, as for cities
ana great towns, they have them bv
thousands, whereby, one may perceive
what the inclination OF this peopie Is,
ana now much they are naturally ad-
dlcted TO the wars, wherein they take
more delight than any other natio, we
knoW."-St. James Gazette.
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~BLUEBERRY CAKE.

dedicated. He had also promised to
speak at the York county fair. at
York, on the same day: but, Mr.. Loeb
added, neither of these speeches viii!
be political in character, and hey are
the only speeches that the president
will make in Observation-Disclosures
mia Record.
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A healthy stomach. q good complex
ion, a pleasant breath are yours IL you
will use a little KODOL FOR DYS-
PEPSIA. Sold by R. r. Bellamy.
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EARNED TO SHoo1'
Them by Portuguese
lusht 400.

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.e-.r "hO taught the
ra The lesson came
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HOTELS AND RoOMING HOUSES.
H. G. DECKER,
Formerly OF $50 Market ST. San Fran;
cisco,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

AN elderly man wants a position as
storekeeper, watchman or any kind of
work; will give references and security
If desired. Address barber shop, SOP
Haight St / 3t*
POSITION wanted by a rarid accurate
bookkccper, experienced in the lumber
business. YORK, 1881 Fillmore st. 7ts
WANTED-Competcnt newspaper sub
scription solicitors Address. giving
age, experience and references Circu-
lation Department The Evening Bee,
Sacramento, Cal 13t
CHECKER-Kuhn or Hicks SYSTEM good
salary. Address F. j. PRICE, Portland
Hotel, Portland, Or. It,
STENOGRAPEtER-A experienced court
reporter wishes employment; can turn
Off large amount of accurate work.
Phone Alameda 529 St"
BANKERS and wholesalers-A No. l ac-
countant. able to take charge of office;
well recommended. Address A. w. F.
AVERY, 2206 Grove street. city. 02Z-7t
AN experienced stenographer with tvpe-
writer wishes position. E. =. STOKES.
29o6 Fulton St 29 3t'
JAPANESE boys want day work OF any
kind for family: wages cheap. / Fill
more place bet. California and Pine
St. off Fillmore. 90 7ts
AN experienced stenographer with type
writer wishes position. E. B. STOKES.
1885 Fulton st. 29 81"
EXPERT public stenographer wishes po-
sition; owns typewriter. .. SMITH,
Campbell, Cal. % 3ts
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ATTORNEYS.

F. v; MEYERS. attorney at law. for
merly Grant bldg, now 144 Sar,che21 -
DANIEL O'CoNNELL'S law office. seA
Sanchez st. s25-7t
FRANKLIN p. BULL aud L. a. WITTEN.
M1ER, attorneys -at-law, 1417 Scott st. and
hNlGHT, f. D.--ls49 Franklin, 10 to 8. 81
Hill, before g. after l. Il It
J. ". HENDERSON, ]. J.. Kennedy and W.
w Allen lr;. attorneys at law, offices now
at 1882 Webster ST., cor. Pine. f25-zt
S. v. COSTELLO and FRANK A. cos
IEALO have resumed the practice OF
law at 1927 Ellis st 29 3tt
ROY s. BARTLETT. attorney at law,
has opened temporary offices at resi-
dence. 415 Buchanan ST.. near I'age.29 ~
STEPHENS. J. A, law Offices. St Mungo,
NV. cor. Fillmore st. and Golden Gate
avenue. 90 lrao
GEO. L. .SlIADBURNE, attorney at law.
904 Devisadero ST. 80 1mo
BAHRS. GEORGE H. Attorney, 1901
Post ST.. cor. Fillmore 2s-1m
FRANK p. Medina 1899 Haight ST., in
surence col, patents and gen. law. 2S-tf
r. w. KING. attorney-at-law, 30lS Calf
fornia St, near Baker 27-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
ANYONE having knowledge OF one black
mare, bay horses, one mare, gray horses,
one gray mare, one blueish colored mare,
two roll brewery wagons, one box wagon
belonging to Hagemann Brewing Co., own
ers, of Albany Brewing Co, will receive
suitable reward by addressing F. Hagemann
Jr., 1927 Guerrero ST., S. f. st
LOST-Near Twenty-third and Dolores sts..
collie dog, about eight months DID,, If
found please return to 912 Dolores and re
ceive liberal reward 1t
LOST-One bay horse with saddle and
new lasso rope. Return to JOHN
sI,ADTLERs SS0O East 18th ST. trnlt- .1i
LOST or taken from stable. A8 Natoma
ST. black mare, bay horses, l bay
mare, gray horses. !, gray mare, l
ons, box wagon. HagenDann Brewing
+. HAGEAIANN. 1871 Guerrero St st
LOST-Sunday, bet. Oakland and Berke-
ley, lady's gold watch; monogram III.
A. NJ Return to $50 24th ST., Oakland;
reward 3t+
TRtNK E. G. F. left Sc cor. Union st.
1921 9Th ave-, East Oakland. 13tr
LOST-Between Van Ness ave. and La
guna ST. on Greenwich small cash box
containing papers of A. d. Mclean.
Please return to 1881 Laguna st. and re-
ceive reward. 80 3tS
LOST-Ray horse; scar on back: lot,
Steiner and Pierce. Return to $50
Ha1ght ST.; reward. ~ 81
LOST-A lerge bronze clock in Jefferson
square Wednesday April Is. Return to
23l Noe st; SO reward. 293t
LOST-A Gordon setter at McAllister and
Laguna SITS. Please return to s14 Octa-
VIA St and receive a liberal reward 2s 90
LOSrLIn front OF the Ferry building
Fri1ay night, one brown horse; has
quarter crack on off front foot; reward
will be paid for information as to his
whereabouts. Henry Cowell Lime and
Cement Co., cor. Second and Clay sts.
Oakland. 29 3t
LOSr3S5 reward for return of aged red
dachshund; c. j. Brand on collar. Ad-
dress H. J. Brand, $40 18th st., Oak
land 29 3tf
LOST-On Ellis. bet. Taylor and Jones'
large tan suit case; letters on case, c.
T. A; liberal reward. c. ]. ADAMS
San Anselmo. Marin Co. 2e4t
WILL the party who took bay mare
with white mark on forehead and buggy
with letters V. l.. on 1t. from OctaV1a
and Hayes SITS. on Wednesday. return
the same to SIG Hayes ST. and receive
reward? VAL LUBA 027-7t
LOST-April lS, small, short-tailed York
shire dog. Finder kindly return to 2240
Frederick St; reward. 80 3ts
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
CASH READY
To pay for property in the burned dis
trict; leases made. Call or write at once
TO the leading real estate agents,
w. j. WHITE COMPANY,
formerly Is Montgomery ST.
Temporary offices ut
BIZ ELLIS ST, near Van Ness ave.
New insurance written. tt
TO exchange for s. F. real estate-452
acres OF rich. level land in Butte Co..
miles from. town and T. r; half in
growing wheat crop, with trotting-bred
and thoroughbred stations and brood
mares. G. F., 513 Devisadero st It
SS,o00-Rents $3.50 per month; close TO
Post and Devisadero sts.; 3 elegant
modern fats, 7-6-7 rooms, baths, con-
crete foundation; in Al condition ;
building not pleased by recent earth
quake; will include elegant furniture
of one fiat; lot 25x100; this is an ex-
ceptional opportunity to secure home
and income property. (5)
GEO. w. AUSTIN,
1902 Broadway, Oakland,
Or 2460 Broadway, s. F. 20 81
CHAS. l. QUART, II Montgomery sst, can
be found at 800 Devisadero 81, cor. Oak,
5. F. 2o 81
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HELP WANTED MALE-continued.

FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
At COSTIGAN & co. s, 1245 Eddy St
Bet. I4aguna and Buchanan near JEFF
ferson Square Park.
Free Fare North and Soutlt-S. p. Co.
FREE FARE-TO-FREE FARE
santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo.
us section laborers. board $780, $40
day.
10 bridge carpenters $3.50 day.
8 ranch teamsters, fare 81, s1.25 found.
20 teamsters, ESQ; 20 laborers, 2-25.
FACTORY-CLOSET TO CITY.
so lahorers, you'll do, factory work, $50
month.
City WorkL9 Hours.
so leborers, board co. or board at home
city, 1926 day
% te4lnsters, call early. city. same
place. $3.50. board furnished by COM
pany on these jobs.
New orders coming in all the time. No
charge 1t
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TO LEASE
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.

FILLS, 1349-Large front room to rent. zt'
FURNISHED front and back parlor for Of
fee 2314 Webster st. ST.
FINE front suite for Offices. 1908 Geary
FINE large front Office rooms. 1925 Geary,
near Cough. Rent cheap. Call at
FURNISHED suite; suitable for offices:
first house from Fillmore. 1917 Post1 81
OR front Offices to let: desirable 10
cation; reasonable. 1873 Turk St, near
Devisadero. 1t'
FRONT double parbors, furnished or uu-
furnished, for offices. 224 Haight 1 St'
FOR office, 30l9 Sacramento ST.; elegant
ly furnished parlor suite OF rooms;
car line. 1 Ste
FRONT Offices to let 1865 o'FarreIl st.
cor. Fillmore. 30 3t'
1852 ELLIS st-Sunny front suite, suitable
Tor Office or two gentlemen. % St
WELL furnished single or suite OF rooms
modern conyenences; new fiat, facing Fill
more st.. suitable for professional Offices.
522 Fillmore, near Fell. 2o ST.
TO LET-Two large furnished parlors for
Office work; also OF basement. 2s2s
Pine ST. 2o ST.
FILLMORE. 6H-Rooms for offices; also
other rooms 2S-7ts
FRANKLIN, 712. nr. G. Gate ave.-Rms.
to let, suites or single. for offices 2S-7t-
SUITABLE for offices. lower fat. Inquire
premises. 1871 Laguna. mr.. Sutter. &-7t>
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TRUNKS LOST.

TRUNKS LOST.
W. II. HAMILTON-1 trunk and suit
case
GEO FL. ROBINSON trunks tagged.
w. B. Corscts. Given to Adolph Fritz
from Colonial.
r., II. DEMPSEY trunk, Seattle INKS.
MRS. DIR. j. ]. LEEK-1 trunk. NJ E.
BAILEY.
E. {. PACkARD-Trunk
TRUNK, NJ. S.-Miss Alice Richards.
CITY TRANSFER CO., please notify A.
r. HaskinS the whereabouts Of trunk
marked G. V. G. Owner, Mrs. Bar
T. ". PRINCE steamer trunk. F. w.
p. Special handle on top. Ferry bldg.
San Francisco
W. E. HOOPER, square black timed
steamer, heavy corners, trimmed by
oX-blood color around it: ! telescope
basket. corners worn out.
MRS. ABBIE PETT1NGILL-1 large
m. g. trunk. A. L. P; small black bag,
A. L. p
basket Name ]. Roberts
MRS M. ]. WOOD-Four trunks; A. NJ.
w. nj J. W, W. NJ. W.. W. NJ. Wood
Any information regards to these lost
trunks notify A. r. HASKINS, 8th
ave. and E. 11th St, Oakland. 1t'
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"a U
Phone Oakland 1881
46s Sixth St. Oakland.
FREE EMPLOYMENT oFFlcEs. "
TELL EVERYBODY
NOT CHAKITY-BUT HUMANITY.
Murray Dc Ready. formerly OF s34-s -s2c
Clay st., San Francisco, will today open
their great employment and labor agen-
ctes at 4Ss Sixth St. Oakland an1 with
In few days will open quarters In
San Francisco
At this time humanity demands that
every man should help relieve the suf-
fering caused by the late disaster
After consuits ton with State Labor
Commissioner w. v. Stafford. who In
dorses our determination to run FREE
employment agencies In oakianl and
San Francisco for one month longer II
conditions demand. we know Of nothing
we could give or render that would be
more substantial than to find positions
for the unemPoyed without cost
469 Sixth St, Oakland. Cal
Telephone Oakland 1861.
FREQ Employment ana Labor Offices
YOSEMITE r. r.. FARE G75. all the
why by rail-
$40 laborers, teamsters. drillsrs, muck
ers. etc. D. $3.50. s3 lay.
30 spflsers, trackmen. etc. wages e SC
day. Halt fare sa15. by rail-.
OROEIi ! l-E-ORoyILLE.
Hal rare, S2Zo Half fare, 81. %
1000 drtliegs Ill iasorers tsamstsrs, ty,lnsl
day.
FACTORY. 4a Miles Away.
l0 laborers. inside and outside work SEQ
Hall fare SOC. &C half fare
12a hay,nakerr. sl@ to 3l5D day found
lGo farm and orchard hands. $50 to sac
and found
80 stahlemen. SO. $40 to $50 ana found
80 mixers and h1tter-makers. <Ss to sst
500 mon for lumber and sawTniil corcpa-
MES. $S6 TO $50
3 milk wagon drivers. s25, SIS found.
80 miners. nlnckers $3.50 to s. day.
Is bricklayers Sc day
II machinists $3.50 day.
IS blackslniths, S25o to s. day.
Boiler makers, wagon-rnakers, too,
sharperers.
Is carpenters, $3.50 day.
Sc chare mon and boys. SIS to s35 found.
160 men for 8. F. to clean bricks. 81 M
FREE FARE. TUOIUMNE co.
50 laborcrs. vou'n suit ST. GO day.
Hundreds Of bakers, porters. laundry
help, cooks. bedrnakers. teamsters, wait
ers. grocery clerks. laborers. dishwaah-
ers. butchers wanted.
Men foq mines. tunnels. ouarries, fac
tories. belt man. factory. 81 day.
% men To build wagon roads. near city.
81 to $3.50 day
FOR NEVADA STATE
800 laborNrs. r. r work s22s day.
MEN FOR VANCOUVER,
Washington. Oregon. idaho
MURRAY & READY.
4sa Sixth St Oakland.
our Los Angeles offices located al
Rz-12 &. Los Aneaios St 2aat
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s6.s0o-Sman store and lot. sox7sy two
blocks from Broadway; mp towns
excellent chance TO get a splen-
did piece of business property cheap
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-Furniture for rooms; must
be reasonable and IN good condition
Address 1929 Hibbard St, Alameda 3ts
WANTED-To buy small stock of groceries,
with liquor license; must have one years
lease; price to exceed $4,000. Address
room 8. St. MunSo, cor. Golden Gate ave-
and Fillmore st. 29 ST.
HIGHEST price paid for old gold and
silver at G. KALLMANN & SONS,
l.4 Fillmore st. 2s-1 mo
WANI'ED-Horse and light spring wag-
on. INLAID FLOOR CO., 1925 Laguna
street. N-7t
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ONE 100-inch mangle, S450
One 75-inch Watkins nangle, $325.
All kinds of laundry machinery, engines,
boilers, pumps, ETC.; gear, cutting and re-
pairs. VIM SPECK, 2l32 Folsom st. l It
FOR sale--A fine safe: also desk, the
very latest. Call 1872 18th st. lit
FOR sale-Complete outfit for 50-room
hotel; range. dishes, furniture and car
pets; also large bus: 30 miles from S.
F. Call end see. w. III. KTNNE, Red
wood City, San Mateo Co. SOFT
FOR sale--Machine shop, including prop
erty. improvements. pattern shop and
machine tools, ETC.: S14.0W. EN-.
SPECK, 2130-N32 Folsom ST. 80 At
TYPEWRITER for SALE No. 10 Columbia
bar lock; hrstrate condition. Abbots,
Berkeley. 29 St.
COMPLETE wood-sawing outfit, large r.
horsepower oil engine, elevators, saws, saw
frames. shafting, Pullesys. tools weed trucks M
! Debold safe. Apply STANDARD SUP
PLY CO, Broadway and First. 2o-7t
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BELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
A-WAITRESSES and chaInbormaids:
call OF send addresses; very important.
MRS. NJ E DAY, 1901 F'airvfew. S.
Berkeley, Grove-st. car; phone Stuart
3E 13ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and strictly
frst-class lady bookkeeper for whole
sale and retail meat business; must
have good references. Address FRYE
BRUHN CO., Seattle. Wash. 1ts
SEWING machine operators on mems
shoes. Apply California Shoe Co.. Pet
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
ANDRES office, new Tribune bldg,
room f. 8th and Franklin sts., Oakland.
Cook, private family, country, $50; sec
ond girl and laundress, San Mateo Co,
$50; cook for L people, $50. 1t
HOTEL GAZETTE Employment Bureau.
$50 Broadway, Oakland. Head waitress,
springs, $40; waitress, springs, free
fare, $25; pastry cook. $50; hotel house
keeper, so. 1t
A FIRST-CLASS cook, launcress and
housecleaning by the day. Phone Oak
land 1913. / 3ts
TWO reliable girls want positions To do
general housework. 2413 Sth ST., West
berkeley. 2ts
A COMPETENT woman wants house
work; is a good plain cook; no obiec-
tiOn to washing. Call or address 1913
Guerrero St, near Mth. 50 2t*
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BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES.

BARRIERS Protective Union-Members,
please take notice temporary employ
ment office. 141 Octavia. cor. Post.1 3ts
GOOD paying 2-chair barber shop for
sale; cheap; owner leaving city. Ad-
dress SCI Fillmore st. l St.
2-CHAIR barber shop with living rooms
for sale. 1886 2oth ST.; a bargain this
week ! ST.
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PACIFIC Stor. & Furn. Moving Co., 2316
Fillmore open for bus; ted. West 262S.
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ANDRES Office new Tribune bldg,
room 4, cor Sth and Franklin sts.,
Oakland-Wanted, baker and cook.
short orders, hotel. Inyo Co., So fare
paid cook, plain hotel, Fresno Co.. $50.
etc. 1t
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-conYd
GEO. w AUSTIN
1902 Broadway, Oakland, and 24SO Broadway
San Francisco
Sis, ,oOo-This IS undoubtedly the finest piece
OF downtown uninproved businesl
property on the market today
fronts three streets, including Broad
way.
$50, o0O-Undoubtedly the most elegant man
sion and furniture in Oaklandl
owner is going to Europci thn
property cannot be adequately dc,
scribed in print. must be seen ana
examined to be appreciated
sls.OOO-Improved store property; corner. ~
ks: two blocks from broadway
down town; under leases; this 10 Z
rfliculously low price for such do
sirable business property
s45,ooo-Brick business block within block
of Tenth and Broadway; 50 feef
front; two stores; imnediats pos
session
SIS, ,O0o-One of the most beautiful dwell
ings in Berkeley; right on main
street; sunny all day; furnished
completely; owner going away; thi9
is a chance TO get model home al
ready to move into5 hrst-elass In
every respect
s7,sOo-6Ox7s; old dwelling; corner, four
blocks from Broadway; swell loca-
tion down town almost suitable for
business; possession right away.
s22. 2.soo-75x14o; three old cottages; posses
sion at once; right Broadway,
near Goth; excellent location for any
kind OF business; win sell rs fesa
for $500 II desired.
S4,5Oo-Modern Groom house In Piedmontt
lot 40x1so (note the size) half
block from electric line; this 10 Q
very pretty, desirable, welIsuih
s6.75o-Thoroughly, elegantly furnished -
room dwelling, all IN frst-class con.
dition and in the very best part Of
town; owner lost everything Ia Sag
Francisco and il very anxious 70 sen
this
S7,00O-Pair of fats newly remodeled; high
basement; lot 61x1O0; right on Key
Route line in 'front.' of the station,
between Telegraph avenue and San
Pablo avenue; excellent oppor-
tunity for business and residences
buying; half the lot Is unimprovedg
hne place for coal yard or livery
stable.
s6.50o-Sman store and lot. 3ox75y two
blocks from Broadway; up towns
excellent chance to get a splen-
did piece OF business property cheap
sl,10o-Plain cottage of rooms; north
side OF street; close to San Pablo
avenue; this is a chance to get q
cheap little home In q handy Ioea-
ton
GEO. W. AUSTIN,
1902 Broadway, Oakland, z46o Broadway,
San Francisco. 38 3t
FOR SALE
$500 each-Two elegantly furnished cot
tages OF fve rooms each, located on 3sth st.,
between Telegraph ave- and Grove St. Ave
blocks from the Key Route station. These cot-
tages are first class in construction and oShs<-
wise, and very Centrally located
$400O-Large corner lot with 12-roon house
on Market and San Pablo ave. This is one OF
the coming business centers of Oakland II
you are looking for business location, Lee ns
show you this before buying elsewhere.
THOMAS GILBERT,
1904 Union Savings Bank Bldg, Oakland. 70
HERE is a genuine fire sale bargain
beautiful 1O-room house on Adelino
ST., blocks from local station; n block
from electric cars; house alone cost
5000; lot 1O0x12S: choice neighborhoodg
land is worth $50 per foot We can ssn
this for $500 II taken right away.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01

FOR SALE
s2750-Alta Piedmont: corner lot
S2S5o-5-room cottage. North Oakland; $500
cash will buy this.
S5so0-o rooms; new house; car line; East
Oakland.
SIS ,000-Berkeley business corner; store and
fats.
HELEN L. KELLY CCt,
422 10th ST.. Oakland. l st