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rentals; $500 mortgage can remain.
s15.ooo-within one block of oaklands Produce
exchange; 115 feet frontage; part va
cant; rapidly advancing in value as busi-
ness property.
$11 ,ooo-Fine San Pablo-ave corner, sox2oo; near
business section; street work complete;
annum; could be further improved to
splendid advantage; one-third cash.
SIC. 5oo-Faluable improved business corner. 100
feet frontage; land alone worth price
asked; Improvements worth $4,000 and will
pay 10 to IA per cent; this is property
that Will pay a handsome profit; only
sickness causing sale.
SIC. .000-Elegant residence, 10 rooms; old Eng
lish style architecture; beautiful grounds,
110x2o0; 2-story barn; select location;
near San Francisco transportation; eli
mate unexcelled.
$1,000 16 per cent investment fine modern
apartment house; always rented; owner owner
needs money In other business and will
give furniture with property; fine loca-
ton; minutes walk to City Hall.
$s,5oo-sman Franklin-st buy; the kind you
make the quick turn on; old improve
ments pay 5000 per annum; this price for
q few days only.
s5,5oo-Nice little business property; store and
Groom nat; driveway; room for barn;
near new Chinese quarter north OF Sew
enth st.
$5,250-Smal business property Clay st.
just the place for stores; adJoins recent
improvements.
$4,3oo-Pair OF modern fats. rooms each; will
rent for $50 per- month; not Tar from
Fifth and Alice SITS.
So, 000-Modern Brush-st. cottage; rooms,
BATH rents $50 month; minutes walk
to bank center.
s., ,o00-Nice little modern cottage, ! rooms,
bath; 3T:ex115 near Sixteenthst depot.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
460-462 Eighth ST., Oakland.
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-continued.

TAYLOR BROS. CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
1895 BROADWAY. OAKLAND. CAL
TELEPHONE OAKLAND $50.
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$lo,O0O-Within one block of Oakland's Produce
Exchange; 175 feet frontage; part va
cant; rapidly advancing in value as busi-
ness property.
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REAL EsrArE-coa.inued.

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE COMsANY,
460-462 Eighth St, Oakland.5
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
MAYBELL TRACT.
MAYBFLLI TRACT
Q and acre tracts of rich. level land near
Mayfeld on main road, miles from Palo Alto;
all planted to trees and vines; beautiful coun-
try; choicest lots to be had anywhere electric
to see them Agents MT Palo Alto viii drive
you to the tract. CHATFlELD < yINZENT,
20I5 Fillmore ST.; phone West 506S.
30 TRACTS OF l to 2 acres: beautiful location
for summer homes: at Black Point station.
Sonoms Branch Cal. & n. W. r. r.. only 20
miles from S. f.; lots covered with fine oaks;
grand xiew: delightful climate; overlooking
PetaIuma Greek: best OF fishing and hunting:
very cheap at $3.50 per acre; lot easy terms
CHATFIELD & yINZENT. 2015 Fillmore ST.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Eighteen acres of good land. near Hayward,
with sulphur springs no improvements; suit
able for resort: price $500.
BEAUMONT & CASTELLO. Hayward. Cal.
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE.
HAYWARD.
IA miles from Oakland electric cars Wasl
inRtOn street.

49, -
ington street
Read these; they are all stocked. ready to go
ahead. See them IL you are ready to buy.
S2100-5 acres. small house, water. incubator,
chicken house, s5 chickens, tools: close in.
S2000-2 acres, orchard. chicken houses. nCrt-
bator. water, 4-room house, 400 chickens; ~
s35ooG7 acres; hin and all good; house, ba th
windmill tank. chicken houses, barn, vineyard.
orchard. 500 chickens. incubator, cow, horse;
everything goes.
chickenhouse water; 500 chickens. incubators
horse, buggy. wagon. cow all complete
S550O-See this onel 10 acres level; good
house. barn. chicken houses, orchard, chickens,
implements, growing crop.
$6000-6 acres, good house. barn. immense
chicken houses, incubators. 1000 chickens. or
chard, COW, horse, buggy. implements; very COM
plete.
Snap acres, with barn. well. foundation
s12oo-io acres: way back from nowhere;
small house. water. orchard
BEAUMONT CASTE!LO:
Opposite Postoffce. Hayward. Cal.
HAYWARD.
Fifty $500 dollars down. balance sl5 per month;
80 acres splendid garden sail; subdvided
into one-acre lots; level, good roads; one
mile from car and school, ii miles from
Oakland: no interest; no taxes.
s9oo-5lS acres good soil; fne apples and ber-
ries; good well; unimproved;; miles from
sl1ooNH acre cherries: house and barn; 10 min.
walk from Postoffce.
$16O0-10% acres fine soil: nnimproved; splendid
site for poultry ranch and home; IA miles
from car u cash.
S1600-3A acres good soil; small house; terms;
/ mile from town.
S21O0-3 acres fine orchard house of rooms
and basement: barn and chicken house;
fenced In lots; mile from p. o.
Send for our new list. We have some splendid
bargains.
Castro street. near A. Hayward.
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
of laud Hav ari
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s20O0-COTTAGE. rooms and bath; lot 40x
135; Filbert St. near 20th; must be
sold on account OF removal of owner
Sl75O-5-roOm cottage; lot 2Jx125;. all modern
conreniences on 2Sth ST.. near West
SlCO0-6-room cottage; lot 37.J0x1J0: In Ea8t
Oakland. and many others. must be sod
c. X. MARSHALL. 1910 Broadway. 4
S2600-Flatiron corner, 300 feet frontage: goes
through from street 10 street; one block
east OF ldora Park and very near Key
Route station. both st. aud Claremont ave-
This fine property for lots in subdivision. Ap-
ply quickly 10
THE ALDEN CO.,
46S TENTH STREET, OAKLAND.
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WANTED--On long lease with option Of pur-
cfase, lot about $4,000 square feet between
Sixth and seventeenth sts., near s. r. r. r. ::
lessee will erect building. Lock box 3O7, San
Francisco postoffce.
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Sll 0oo-Fine San Pablo-ave. corner, 90x200; near
business section; street work complete
Improvements at low rental pay $726 per
annum; could be further improved to
splendid advantage; one-third cash.
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nASEMENTS WANTED.
WANTED AT ONCE.
cellar or basement; clean light, dry
hoored; 70 feet high; running water suit
able for toilet and other purposes may be In
several compartments long each OF two
of them have Tx16 floor space.
Must be well ventilated. suitable for the
storage Of furniture. mattresses. bed clothes.
general household goods. kitchen utensils, etc
Entrance for wagon way from street De-
sired by party leaving town and not desiring
to take this outfit with him.
Address by letter, stating location, price, gen.
eral plan OF floor space. etc.
s. f. G00DALL.
363S Washington street
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Ne. corner Woolsey and klnr. SOKl20; price
6240O. Inquire 1877 Haight st. s. +.
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SAN BRUNO PARK REAL ESTATE.

HENSLEY GREEN CO.. White Garage bldg,
corner Van Ness and Market-Oner choice sites
To llonieseekerx ON monthly installments; all
purchasers requestetk to communicate at
oncce with company at above address.
. CHOICE San Bruno Park lots. cash or part
cash and balance installments. w. ARM
STRONG. 21S Spear st.
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l,RoPERTY WANTED.

REAL estate wanted.-Cottage or building lot
Western Addition or Richmond north Of Call.
fornia, west OF Devisadero, for casa payment
and balance In two or three years monthly
payments; give location and price. Box 576.
Call office.
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SUICIDE OF BOMB THROWER.

MADRID. June 3.-Manuel Morales,
who ruthlessly slaughtered more than
a score of fellow beings in the Gale
Mayor Thursday in a vain attempt to
murder King Alfonso and Queen Vic
toria of Spain, is dead by his own
hand after adding another cowardly
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-Mother-"Oh you bad boy! Dirty hands again:
I'm afraid you're hopeless case Tommy eager)-"Oh,
hopeless you're going give up talking about
Philadelphia Ledger
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Miss Watkyns-"Where is Mr. Cash1eigh now? Mr. Wikyns
don't know exactly. up in Canada Miss Wat
kyns-~Vhy, didn't know he going Mr. Viii
bank directors didn't either -Somerv1e Journal
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-10-05

SYNOPSIS.

: CHAPTER i-Matthew Blackjack, whs
tells the story, gives something Of hii
history, rising from bOotblack 10 a high
fnancier.
CHAPTER 2Describes events two and
q half years before Wild Week. The
reader makes the acquaintance Of Henry
J. Roebuck, financier and philanthropist.
CHAPTER 3-Enter "the woman"
Blackjack meets Anita Ellersley through
her brother Sam. whom Blackjack has
helped by giving straight tips on the
markets.
CHAPTER 4-Blacklock desires to en-
ter respectable society,"" so he goes into
training and applies for membership in
the exclusive Travellers club.
CHAPTER 5-Blacklock commences to
scent trouble for him with Mowbray
Langdon as a conspirator. Langdon is
another chief of high finance.
CHAPTER 6-Blacklock confesses that
he wants to be married
CHAPTER 7-Blacklock goes into train
Ing for his Introduction to society.
CHAPTER SON the trail of Langdon.
CHAPTER 9-Langdon at home. Lang
don and his wife are not happy.
} CHAPTER T-Shows what hypocrite
Henry j. ROebuck u.s.
CHAPTER 1l-Blacklock attends a din
ner at the home of Anita's father and
Is met with cold reception by the young
lady
CHAPTER 12-He takes the Ellersly
family to the theater.
CHAPTER lS-Blacklock proposes to
Anita Ellersly and is accepted. Joy on
the part of the mother, who insisted that
Anita should accept Blackjack simply be-
cause he has money and the Epersly
finances are low
CHAPTER 14-Roebuck lures Blackjack
into a stock deal in order to trim him.
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mind the first day I saw you that IA

mind the first day ! saw you that Ia
make you like me. And-you will
THAT is very flattering." said she.
"And a little terrifying. For"-she
faltered, then went bravely on
suppose there isn't anything you'd
stop at in order to gain your end"
Nothing" said l. and | compelled
her to meet my gaze.
She drew a long breath. and
thought there was sob in it-like a
frightened child.
But | repeat" went on, that if
you wish it, | shall never try to see
you again. Do you wish it,"
'1-don't-know," she answered
slowly. Il think-not."
AS she spoke the last word, she lift.
ed her eyes to mine with a look Of
forced friendliness in them that I'd
rather not have seen there. wished
to be blind TO her defects, to the stains
and smutches with which her sur
roundings must have sullied her. And
that friendly look seemed to me an
unmistakable hypocrisy in obedience
to her mother. However, it had the
effect of bringing her nearer to my
own earthly level, Of putting me at
ease with her; and for the few remain
ing minutes We talked freely, indif-
ferent whether my manners and con-
versation were correct. AS | helped
her into their carriage, pressed her
arm slightly, and said in a voice for
her only, Until tomorrow"
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Don't let that matter worry you,
. Ellersly," said |, friendly, for wanted
to be on somewhat less business-like
basis with that family. The markets
steady, and will 60 up before it goes
down"
Good" said he by the way, you
haven't kept your promise to call"
I'm a busy man." said |. You
must make my excuses to your wife.
But-in the evenings, Couldn't We get
up little theater party-Mrs. Ellersly
and your daughter and you and L
Sam, too, If he cares to Gomez"
Delightful" cried he.
{ Whichever one Of the next five
evenings you say" / said. Let me
know by tomorrow morning, will
your And we talked no more Of the
neglected margins; We understood
each other When he left he had ne.
goiated a three months loan Of
twenty thousand dollars.
They were so surprised that they
couldn't conceal it, when they were
ushered into my apartment on the
Wednesday evening they had fixed
upon. If my taste in dress was some
what too pronounced, my taste In my
surroundings was not. l suppose the
same instinct that made me like the
music and the pictures and the books
that were the products of superior
minds had guided me right In archi.
lecture. decoration and furniture.
l was pleased out of all proportion
to Its value by what Ellersly and his
wife looked and said. But, though
watched Miss Ellersly closely, though
tried to draw from her some com.
ment on my helongings-on my pic
lures. on my superb tapestries, on the
beautiful carving Of my furniture
got nothing from her beyond that first
look Of surprise and pleasure. Her
face resumed its statuelike calm, hel
eyes did not wander. her lips, like q
crimson bow painted upon her clear
white skin. remained closed. She
spoke only when she was spoken to
and then as briefly as possible. The
dinner-and a mighty good dinner 1,
was-would have been memorable fol
strain and silence had not Mrs. Ellers
ly kept up her incessant chatter.
can't recall word she said. but ad
nired hex for being able to talk At all
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marry NO.
Instead Of speaking, Mrs. Ellersly
began to cry-real tears. And for a
moment | thought there was a real
heart inside OF her somewhere. But
when she spoke, that delusion van.
ished.
You must forgive me, Mr.. Black.
lock-" she said in her hard, smooth,
polite voice. 1T is the shock of real.
izing I'm about TO lose my daughter"
And | knew that her tears were from
joy and relief-Anita had come up to
the scratch" the hideous menace Of
"genteel poverty" had been averted.
DO give US tea, mamma" said
Anita. Her cold, sarcastic tone cut my
nerves and her mothers like a razor
blade. looked sharply at her, and
wondered whether | was not making a
bargain vastly different from that my
passion was picturing.
(To BE CONTINUED
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-10-05
"UNTlL TOMORROW"

A week passed and, just as | was
within sight of my limit of patience,
BrOmwell Ellersly appeared at. my Of
fee. 81 can't put my hand on the
necessary cash, Mr.. Blacklock-at
least, not for few days Can count
on your further indulgence" This in
his best exhibit of old-fashioned court
liness-the gentleman" through and
through, ignorant of anything useful.
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ALand Bargain.

GAO acres fine, level farm land,
improved, TX miles from Kinsley,
3 miles from Offerle. A solid
section, black loan. s25 an
acre. W. B, Clark, Kinsley, Kas.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-08-16
"a he - Side
:. losg}T Is
the News y
oN~NOO~O

Said the Douma to the Gar It's your
move next
Put up the yellow flag Another d.
vorce case in Pittsburg.
Good-by, Donna Cone again some time
when you can stay longer.
Now, We suppose. they'll blow a few
bubbles over the soapsuds trust.
So far those French dEels have yielded
very readily to hospital treatment.
In some cases the charges against the
ice trust seem to have melted away.
Gar Nicholas says he wants the good
will of his soldiers. That's about all he
has left.
OF course, that bulky bundle in your
pocket is a bunch of Panama canal
bonds
Mr.. Belt doesn't seem to have bitten
off as much money as the first estimates
disclosed.
The book which Mrs. Chadwick pro-
pose to write will no doEbt he strong on
deductions.
France is emptying the whole bakery
in order that Dreyfus may have the cake
and the dough, too.
The Marblehead, no doubt, looked like
an olive branch to those warning Central
American republics.
If the short-sleeve craze only lasts a
boom in washboards.
Those dog-eating Igorrotes decided to
90 back to the Philippines after they
heard of Chicago dog.
Gradually the theory that Stanford
White committed suicide seems to be
working to the surface.
A Sioux City prophet predicts a plague
of locusts in fine Wesf. And then think
of the presidential bees
1t is reported that the ice combine"
will soon supply its wagons with tweezSTs
to replace the ice tongs.
France is swapping America trunkfuls
of dresses for the less ornamental but
more profitable gold bonds.
Russia is getting so used to new
crisis every day that she doesn't even
look up from her breakfast.
Between the automobile speeder and
the man who rocks the boat yol cannot
feel safe on either land or water.
Senator Crane was married the day
after he became a grandfather. In other
words, the stork beat the Cranes to it.
About tha time we get TO think this is
a pretty good country after all the Pitts
burg New York crowd breaks out in a
new place.
Robers Pitcairn has retired from the
service of the Pennsylvania railroad I'M
der the age limit with fortune of $780,
100000. Here's hoping he'll be able to
struggle along!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-08-16

the letters of red told of the closing of
the bank. The rumor spread with the
rapidity of lightning Milwaukee ave-
nue. for blocks was a seething mass of
humanity. They stormed the doors of
the institution, but their attack was fu-
tile and their walls fell upon deaf ears.
Amazing revelations in the crash
came to light Tuesday, simultaneous
ly with preparations for the arrest of
Paul o. Stensland, the president. It
was learned that crooked banking meth
DDS and peculations date back prior to
1901, at which time it now develops
there was a shortage of more than
S2oO,0OO. From that time on Gefalca-
tons grew in size and number until the
amount of money now said to have been
stolen will reach more than $1,000. 900.
c. c. Jones, State bank inspector.
made the significant statement that of
all of the banks that had failed in the
city of Chicago and the State of Illinois
not one had ever again bid for the
patronage Of the public.
Assistant Chief of Police Schuettler.
Inspector Shippy and Bank Examiner
Jones obtained a warrant for the ar
rest of Paul o. Stensland The charge
is violation of State banking laws. It
is thought that President Stensland and
Cashier Herring are in Canada.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-08-16
indianapolis Sun.

The government. which had prepared
for the worst, holding military trains
in readiness at all centers and had
even made arrangements to send out
the foreign mails by torpedo boats
from st. Petersburg, naturally is great
ly rejoiced over its victory. Nothing
more than local echoes of all this fe-
verish activity of the revolutionary and
proletariat leaders, with possibly a
more active state of terrorism, is e1-
pected in the immediate future.
SIavs Urged to Rebel.
The former deputies composing the
social-democratic and labor parties,
Polish and Jewish committees, ana va
rious revolutionary bodies, in an urgent
appeal for constitutional rule. have
issued the following joint manifesto:
ITO the Whole Nation: Citizens, a
fortnight has elapsed since the govern
ment dissolved the lower house Of par
lament. It laughed at the national rep
resentation and set the whole people at
defiance. Russia has received this new
crime Of the autocratic power in sullen
silence. The government rejoiced at
this victory, but the thunder of guns
at Sveaborg and Kronstadt proved this
rejoicing to be premature.
1.-The army and the navy have raised
the standard of instruction against
the oppressor Of the people. The roar
of the guns at Sveaborg and Kronstadt
has given the signal for new pan-Rus-
sian attack on the autocracy. A new
and decisive struggle for land and lib
erty has begun. The lessons of the past
! will not have been in vain.
1.-THE imperial manifesto of Oct. 80
proved deceitfuI and state douma' is
without authority and unable to satisfy
a single national need.
1.-The people see now they can hope
for and expect nothing so long as the
state power is in the hands of its enc
! mics. The object is not an unauthOri-
tative parliament but a constituent as
sembly. with full powers, elected by
universal. equal. direct and secret suf-
! frage The people must apply them
! selves.
..Citizens all, to whom freedom is
dear. we call upon you for a decisive
struggle against the government of the
emperor for 4 national government
and for land and liberty. We call upon
| YOU for a general strike, to cast down
the imperial government and the au-
| thorities depending thereon.
Long live the general strike and the
decisive struggle for national power"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-08-16

history of Chicago banking. Twenty
two thousand depositors are involved.
They come from the poorer districts on
the great Northwest Side. Many ere
foreigners. who are alarmed and fear
they may lose the savings of years.
Two are dead because of the strange
circumstances that surround the clos
ing of the bank. Henry Koepke, gro
Ger at 1913 North Kedzie avenue, heard
of the failure as he stood in a saloon
at 1OI6 Milwaukee avenue. He carried
pistol. AS friend rushed up to him
and told him of the action of the bank
the grocer sent a bullet into his brain.
John E. Wisner, 1899 Milwaukee ave-
nue., was standing in drug store when
the cry that the bank had been closed
reached his ears. A moment later lie
fell to the floor and when persons
reached him he was dead.
Bankers are unanimous in their claim
that the troubles of the Milwaukee Ave
nue. bank will not affect the financial
conditions of the city. They point to
the fact, that the institution was not a
member of the Clearing House Associa-
ton, but cleared through the American
Trust and Savings Bank.
Exciting scenes were enacted when