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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-01
at Spokane, with its death penalty.

at Spokane, with its death penalty.
COLToN.-Friday morning at a. m.
the farm house of Charles Mayer. one
stove pipe. Mrs. Mayer was alone at
the time. The house was a total loss.
EvERETT.-The city council has
closed n deal whereby it becomes own
er of the dock nj the foot of Hewitt
aven,e built n year ago on the prop
erty leased from the city. The dock
and small warehouse thus acquired
viii become the landing point for the
mosquito fleet free Of charge.
PORT TowNSEND.-The family of
William Higgins. reported as missing
Thur. day. who were believed to have
been lost in a rowboat during a storm
Wedrt sday. returned home Friday.
The party had reached a harbor, from
which they were unable to report their
locality during the storm.
LooMIS.-w. T. Tank. n young man
who has been employed on the hay
ranch of W. H. McDaniels on the
Okanogan river. was drowned while
bathing in that stream. With several
companions. he was bathing in the
river after the days work. He could
not swim and got beyond his depth.
CRESTON.-The ordinance providing
for system of water works for the
town Is completed. and the council will
take II up for action at the regular
August meeting next week. 1t will
pass. and there is little doubt that the
proposition will carry when submitted
TO the people Mt a special election.
PALOtTSE.--A man who gives his
name as J. F. Roby and his home ad-
dress as Spokane. was brought before
Justice White this morning charged
with stealing 50 from woman in the
restricted district Thursday night. He
was sentenced to serve fifteen days
in the county Jail and pay a fine of
s25.
BELLINGHAM.-A special to the
Herald from Glacier Friday afternoon
announces that the Mazama mountain
climbers. headed for Mount Baker,
started at 1880 Saturday morning on
its twelve mile tramp from the ter
minus of the Bellingham Bay & British
Columbia railroad to the permanent
camp.
PORTLAND.-Salva Army head
quarters for the states of Oregon,
Washington. Idaho and Montana. which
have been located in Portland until
recently. have been moved to Seattle
Wash. The change was made by order
of Commissioner Kilbey of Chicago,
| commanding the division OF the coast
EI.LENSBURG.-Seven carloads
of spring lambs. the first to be shipped
from either the Kittitas or Yakima
valleys for the Chicago market, were
loaded Friday by Mr.. Lloyd. They
were of a fine quality and have been
raised especially for the eastern mar
liet. Several weeks ago 1000 head Of
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NEWS Of STATE
IN PARAGRAPH
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
Gat!,crcd FROM All Sections of tho state
stories of Accidents and Incl
dents Briefly Told.

HILLIARD.--Y. II. Parks, one of the
proprietors of Parks Bros lunch roon,.
caught his right hand in an electric
fan, which almost entirely severed tn .
thumb.
WALLA WALLA.-Mrs f. c. Berg.
who was given one of the small savings
banks issued by the Union Savings
hank of this city. kept it until she had
accumulated s16o, when It was stolen
from her house by a sneak thief.
WALLA WALLA.-A Japanese Off
rial high in author ity is in this Weir
ty looking over the market with i
view of purchasing about 1000 Cavalry
horses for the armies of Japan. NJ Nc
Donald of Walla Walla and John Swift
zler of Umatilla are In touch with him.
DILLINGHAM; logger named Geo.
OFlaraty was shot in the head at
Wickersham by a young companion
who was toying with a gun. Inc youth
has been ordered under arrest and the
victim of the accident, which 1t is be-
lieved to have been, Is being brought
into the city for medical attention.
VANCOUVER, B. C.-The salmon
cdnnerleS at Rivers Inlet Will COM
mence shutting down this week. after
having experienced one of the most
profitable seasons in recent years. The
pack for the Rivers inlet district will
be about 125.000 cases. The run of
salmon on the Fraser continues good
and the total pack will be much larger
tran was anticipated.
DAYTON.-An honored pioneer. Mrs
r. r. Mckee, died at the home Of her
son, IT. r. Romano Of Covellofi of heart
failure. aunt Becky" as she was IA
miliarly known, crossed the plains
from Iowa in 1852. coming to Column
bia country in 1874. where she had re-
sided until during the past year on a
farm near Covello.
SPRAGUE.-Jack McElroy, living n
few miles south of Sprague, has just
sold a bunch of 100 fat steers to be
shipped to the Alaska market. Sixty
of these animals weighed over 1900
pounds each. The heavier ones ranged
in the neighborhood of 1900 pounds
Undoubtedly this Is one of the finest
punches Of cattle ever SHIPPED out of
the Inland Empire.
EVERETT.-Mayor j. H. Mitchell
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W|GWAM THEATER
IS NOW OPEN
STARTS OFF VERY AUSPICIOUSLY
P1cnsing Play by Capable Players
Nmuses n Large Crowd-Chnnge
of Bill Thursday Night.

The wigwam Park theater opened
Monday night to large and apprs-
ciative audience. The park was filled
to its utmost capacity and standing
room was hardly available.
The play presented was a four-act
comedy drama entitled Saved" and
who is well known to Yakima people.
appeared as leading man and as George
Fame, the wronged husband. did well
indeed. Rafael Rivola, an italian
artist, played by Charles F. Dea was
an excellent character. and did the pas.
sionate lovers act to perfection. Ee
persuades the wife of Fame to leave
her husband and child and run away
with him, and later when she repented
and returned to her home, pursued
her and caused endless trouble for all
parties concerned. The part of the
Hon. Augustus Chumley. an English
sportsman, was most effectively car.
ried out by Mr.. Cleveland. AS an Eng
lish chappie, Mr.. Cleveland is "deuced.
ly clever, don't you know" He was
very much infatuated with the charm
ing sister of Mrs. Fame. and tried II.
vain to muster up courage to propose,
but after repeated failures the lady,
Mrs. Merryweather, a widow. did the
proposing for him and said that II ne
would rid the premises of Rivola she
would marry him. Gussie at once set
about his mission and succeeded In
the last act by shooting the Italian.
Z,
Florence Plummer, who has also ap-
peared here many times before. In
tragic roles Miss Plummer Is very
good and received due credit for her
work. Alice Round. as the charming
widow, made a decided hit with every
one. Her stage presence is very good
and she has a clear and we'll modulat-
ed voice. The part of Bessie, the child
of Mr. and Mrs. Fame. was taken by
little Care Stohan. Last, but not
least. by any mean. was Walter l.
Perry. who took the roles OF butler,
valet and waiter His part in the
play was light but between the third
and fourth acts he kept the audience
convulsed. He is without a doubt the
cleverest monologue artist that has
ever appeared in this city. His Jokes
were all new and witty and his very
manner is one that provokes laugh
ter. When encored. he recited a touch
ing recitation entitled only Tramp"
and was so heartily applauded that he
had to appear again to satisfy the au-
dience
The play presented last night will
he repeated Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, and on Thursday night the bill
will be changed. On that night
Comrades three-act drama will be
put on.
Owing to the hasty work of getting
the theater ready or the first per-
Torrance, everything was not just Is
it will be in a few DAYS. hut the ac-
commodations are good and the man.
agement wishes to please and enter
tain, and from the enthusiast manifest
at their opening night there is every
indication that they will succeed.
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Death of Mrs. DooIey.

News was received in this city Tues
day morning of the death of Mrs. Lau-
IA V. Dooley of this city. who was
visiting her daughter Mrs. John Sat
terwhite, at Elelnsburg. Mrs. Dooley
died Tuesday morning about II o'clock
from heart failure The deceased was
65 years of ase; she leaves eight chill
dren, five daughters, who are: Mrs.
Tom Dingle. Mrs. G. 7. Baker and Mrs.
Frank Marble of this city, Mrs. Je-
rome Watson Of Tacoma and Mrs. John
Satterwhite Of Ellensburg. The three
sons are f. w. Dooleyo this city, w
II. Dooley OF Kennowick and J. n.
Dooley Of Grar ger.
Undertaken -. J. Shaw went to Ell
lenshurg Tuesday afternoon to take
charge Of the remains, which were
brought here last night. No arrange
ments have been announced for the
funeral.
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Relieves He Saw Dymond.

a. D. Sloan, one of North Yakima's
most prominent business men, drove
out in the country Friday evening to
look at some of his fine trotting colts
that are pastured down the Ahtanum
road. On getting out of the buggy
Mr.. Sloan lied his horse to the fence
and went to look at the colts. When
he returned to the buggy he found a
man untying the horse. He at once
recognized the outlaw, Clifford Dy-
mond. and when the man started to
run. Mr.. Sloan gave chase. He fol-
lowed Dvmond for some distance but
the bandit eluded him and disappeared
as he had come. no one knew whore.
The efforts of Mr.. Sloan to capture
such notorious outlaw are worthy of
the greatest praise and there is no
doubt but that Dymond would have
been captured could Mr.. Sloan nave
been as fast a Splinter as the pur-
sued
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Shot His Own Child,

KELLER, Wash. July 2s.-Little Joe
Jannot a bright toddler of years,
was accidentally shot at the Gold Cord
mine, on Silver creek, by Will jan
not. his father an employee of the
mine, while adjusting a % rifle. The
bullet entered the right side of the
cheek, just above the mouth and
PASSED along the jaw. splintering It.
and passed out OF the head through
the mastoid process, just behind the
ear The hearing of the ear Is en-
tirely destroyed and the child is lying
in the home of Fred Strange of Kel-
Ter in a precarious condition. He is
being attended by the camp physician.
DIR. Kinsolving, and If Inflammation OF
the brain does not set in there Is hope
of recovery.
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Tree Planting.

Having obtained the services of an
expert nurseryman and orchardist
am prepared to select. plant and start
growth OF commercial orchards for my
customers
Where selection of trees is left to
me every possible means will be used
to insure trees being true to name. and
for fall planting will guarantee a full
stand of growing trees In the spring.
Prices and estimates on application.
ERNEST A. BROwl,,
EOS South Sixth Street, North Yaki-
ma, p. o. Box s75. Phone 1910. as-tf
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1t is to be hoped that the row
brought on by TIE city engineer will
ne settled in some way which will not
entail stopping of the work on the
sewer. The city needs the sewer
worse, some think. than it needs any
one man for any one office.
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The present indications are that Mr..
Bryan will be allowed to dictate the
whole business in the next campaign.
Well, why not? He can furnish about
as much amusement as any one in his
party; let him be ringmaster.
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1t is believed that hops in the va
kima valley will bring a good price
this year. if this hope proves to be
we'll founded, the farmer will certainly
be in it. Apples, hops. hay, potatoes
if there are any good ones-all promise
big returns, and the harvest will be
bountiful.
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species.
Notice. Flnitgromers.

High grade Paris Green and ar
senate of lead for spraying; i'm
proved berry crates with folding hal
locks; cherry boxes, both common
and selects, for sale at Horticultural
Union warehouse.
1S-tf E. e. SAMSON Mgr.
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Spreading Rails Cause wreck.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Three men
We're killed in the yards of the Erie
railroad at Jersey City tonight when
spreading rails sent a fast freight
plunging down an embankment
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Place Your order for job printing
with the Herald. Satisfaction euaran-
teed
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
GOOD LOTS ON MAcADAMIzED STREETS.

S65o-Lot 4oxl30 blocks to trains
SS50-Lot 40x100; blocks OF Key Route
s1250-Corner lot; room for 2 houses; near Key
Route.
$l60o-Lot 44x1oo: corner; east of Shattuck ave-,
Buy one of these nice lots. build house and
have home of your If you can't afford a
home costing $4,000 or $4,000 or $500. build one
for $500 or $500. GET BUSY.
GOOD H0USES-The pick of the lot at the
prices.
$780, rooms; new; block of cars; $3.50 cash;
SIS month.
so4oo-5 rooms; new blocks of Key Route.
$25oo-6 rooms old house; nice condition; good
lot: choice and central location. GET
BUsYl
S2T5o-6 rooms: 8 blocks of Key Route.
$3000-6 large rooms closets galore; basement:
cory; homelike; blocks of university; just
the thing for university students; lot COX
l15. GET BUSY
S3ooo--S rooms and attic; nearly new; nice condi-
ton; good style; lot 50xlo0.
s375O-S rooms; 2 kitchens; corner lot close In
rent for $40: a business lot which will con-
tine 10 grow in value as long as Berkeley
grows. GET BUSYi
S425o-lo rooms: new; can be used as two fats:
ing section; 3 blocks Of Key Route. GET
BUSY!
s475o-s rooms. 5 good bedrooms; new, nice:
LOT 65xloO; plenty of room for another
house: east OF Telegraph, near Dwight
s5500-Bungalow. beauty: lot 5ox135; west
front; choice location; see it soon.
s725o-Hotse of good rooms and reception hall:
concrete basement; big lot: room for 3
houses choice location and central. BAR-
GAIN; GET BUSY
THE ALLEN COMPANY,
2123 Center ST., Berkeley.
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SOUTH BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


TUPPER, KAY & SMYTHE.
South Berkeley. Lorin Station.
New broom bungalow; up TO date in all re-
spects; convenient 10 Key Route station; street
work done price S2500; terms $500 cash, bal
ance SIS per month.
New, Groom. high basement cottage; modern
throughout; decorated ceilings close 70 line;
lot 5oxleo; price only $23oe; easy terms can be
obtained.
Elegant new 5-roon cottage, situated In swell
part of Piedmont: this is an extra well built
cottage; price S4250: terms only $3.50 cash, bal
ance easy monthly payments.
New Groom house with all modern improve
ments: street work done; close TO Key Route
station; price $500; terms can be arranged
New T-room house. situated on one of the
finest avenues In Berkeley; this place is ele
gantly furnished; price $500; unfurlshed.
$500; this Is snap investigate at once, as 1t
must be sold this week; terms If desired.
New s-room house. strictly up to date; con-
ventent TO Key Route station, also street cars;
price $500; terms $3.50 cash, balance $50 per
month.
We have number of elegant lots with street
work done ranging in price from $3.50 10 $1,000
Terms, $50 cash and upward
TUPPER. KAY & SMYTHE,
toffice closed on Sundays.)
Branch Office. University and San Pablo ares
Phone Berkeley 1910,
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Sl000-Three lots facing south: 40x103:6. on
Sixtieth St, near Shattuck ave-. street
work and sidewalks done $1,000 each:
one-third cash. balance S15 per month at
per cent
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.
EuRR-PADDoN Co. Inc
Elnwood Park lots, $500 and up; street
s 9rs s9psss mr. GsDs esTs and loss hat,
laundry; 7-foot basement, finished; eiec,
tric lights; street work complete; contains
2 acres Of land having street frontages;
fruit trees, flowers, berries; an ideal
home. l5l2l
S'''' ary tubs 7efoot basement, I'd driveway; iGS
bearing fruit trees; lot eexl21; terms.
s.. .ooo-A cozy home: rooms, bath. laundry.
gas and electricity; lot 75xl23; fine loca
81. e5o@Ney and modern Groom cottage; bath,
laundry. concrete foundation; pr. cars and
local; lot 37:6xlco 1850
brick foundation: lot 67:6xi39 (546l
.eoo1cottage: rooms; rooms; e;e-foot basement;
sl,5oo@Neat As sroom 90 cotfaee; lot so11oc ane
condition; mr. cars and local; cement
s75o@Iot baring 40 feet frontage on n'ih fine
street terms. go
s7oo-Iot 5oxIee; fine location; high eieva-
tion. 16)
seoo-A bargain; lot 50xl5o (i5j
BURR -PADD0N Co, Inc,
Real Estate Agents
3los Putnam st. Branch Office. Fruit7ale.
HENRY BARKMEYER.
I206 Fruityale ave-. FruitvaIe. Cal
and bath sliding doors. closets: pantry.
all fenced: 4 blocks from local station
near school and electric car line: terms
500 cash. balance s15 per month (303)
S1600-New cottage of rooms and bath, pan
try. closets lot 40x182:o; half block from
electric car line: terms If desired.
finished; concrete founda tion: lot 1oox
$50; two blocks from electric car line.
s22oo-Cottagc OF rooms aud bath porcelain
Tub: fur oak man;ei. gas and electric
hight fixtures; high basement; lot 4oxi2o
be seen TO be appreciated (291)
s25Oo-New cottage Of rooms; all modern;
blocks from local train; near electric
cars. 1896
rooms and hath; one room finished in
basement: abundance Of flowers and a yari-
ETY. OF fruit trees in bearing; good well.
windmill and tank cement sidewalks
lot 4Dx135; fine location. t343l
HENRY BARKMEYER.
12o6 Fruityale ave, frultyale, Cal.
GgUBB REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
1924 Fruitvale avenue.
COMMON SENSE TALK.
Take an afternoon off and Investigate for
Yourself 1t may prove the turning point In
your fortune. Get away from the dust and fog.
bsautifui Fruityale Lots with small payment
down and easy terms. Do yon want house ?
II Il s on we Ss Know we we Ise yo you
from 1915 and upward. Homes ranging from
$1,000 oop to $4,000 on easy = tefms paons stro+v NOD
ern: lot 35xIO2: near. ears and local trains
SlQ0o-Cottage Of rooms and bath; choice
location; 2 blocks from car line; lot 37:6xi5D.
si4eo@rotfage Of 3 rooms: lot 15ox15o 3
blocks from car line just the place Tor chicken
ranch.
We have choice building lots In all parts of
Frrityale from $500 and up on easy payments.
Will build on Redwood Park tract to suit; $500
down. balance same as rent
5000 lots; must be sold; owner needs the
money
Open Sundays.
1924 Fruityale ave.
Fruityale, Cal.
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OAKLAND REAL EsFATE-continued.

SIMPSON 4 ANDREWS,
REAL ESTATE
oses Bss@sa B1eaasa5 sss
s4oo per foot for a Broadway corner close in;
this is a crack "a jack investment: improved
SO per per foot FOOT on Grove St; st. it's corner: not
over 100 feet to one customer; It's corner;
it's close in; it's gilt-edge Investment
Come in aud talk it over:
$51 per foot one OF the choicest residence lots
In Oakland; 65x15Q; fine view; elegant sur
roundinss must be sold hence the price.
sssSS
5000
Ss5oO
$4,000
5000
sgo9S sssoo
We have lovely houses at all these hgures-
there are Others Beautiful enough to pose for
dream of paradise II may seem prosaic TO sell
these are the steps in the ladder by which 1t is
reached.
s9.6
$4,000
800
$4,000
s17.50o
$1,000
SIS, 600
$50. 900
Come in and talk It
SIMPSON & ANDREWS,
REAL ESTATE.
oaklandI4o4s Piedmont ayeiIPbonss Oakland s2s6
Offices llo7o Broadway n0n Oakland eos
NAME THIS PAPER.
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Residence lots: good location; new tract: $500
to $500; street work done and sidewalks
in; 90 per cent cash, balance SIS per
month at per cent.
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SST5o-Fifteen acres close TO Haywards; Will
cut up in 5acre tracts; finest kind Of
land for chicken ranches; this ranch prop
erty is a bargain; viii exchange for
Berkeley, Oakland or San Francisco real
estate.
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S4ooo-Six room house. modern. including fine
furniture and piano: lines and
station; $3.50 cash; balance like rent.
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FOITR Ave and SIX rom cottases-s3Oo s4po
and $500 dorm, So EsseHsrr e,rr e.. rl?sss
Fruityale are. See essner, Benpett Fruit5sis.
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LOTS
5000 Each-Two fine lots in the Poirier tract
Sixty second street
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$1750-Fine corner lot on Dover St, 2 blocks
from Key Route station. near new $500
NJ. E. church; one-half cash, balance SIS
per month at per cent.
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S3T5o-New Groom cottage, high basement. on
Grove street. near Key Route station;
large lot; splendid view; one third cash,
balance $40 per month.
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NJ. p. w. ALBEE-Real Estate Bargains.
Ashby by-ave. corner, with business prospects; II
taken at once, at bargain.
$50 feet-Dwight way business frontage, be-
tween Shattuck and Fulton
so feet-Business frontage; stores and fats
centrally located; paying 8 per cent net; stead
ily approaching in value.
Business corner on Shattuck ave, at bar
gain.
Berkeley is the safest place in which to in
vest your money. and II you want TO make
money quick and sure buy business property at
present prices Not vacant store or house in
Berkeley.
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J0HES0N-BU REALTY CO.,
1924 Adeline ST., South Berkeley, Cal.
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$3.50 CASH, $40 per month-Until July 81 only;
several well located fo.foot residence lots; near
train. and school
a. u. HEpFfiANN, tets Grove 81.
Berkeley. Cal
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ooZf AueuDe ST. SouIn DeIAeley- Nai.
WARREN CHENEY 6 co.
l0-room house. completely furnished. between
Piedmont and Warning ST.: furnace and 4
hreplaees: lot 50Xl50. with besutiful garden; ;
marine view; possession given Immediately.
Broom house on Etna St. near Parker: lot 50x
l35; can be occupied by two families II desired
as there is double plumbing, including kitchen
requirements; $4,000.
SGo00-Snap. On Ellsworth St, Blake
large broom house. with small house in rear;
rented for $70 both new; arrangements can be
made for immediate possession.
S5000-On south side Of Webster St. near
Telegraph ave- 7-room house. practically new
$3.50 each--Two houses on Carlton ST., just
west Of Grant 81: $3.50 Gown and $50 per month;
will be ready in three weeks.
$65o0-Eight house, Sc corner Hillegass
and Webster; $500 down and Si5 per month;
Will be ready 10 a month
S4o0o--on Tyler ST. near Telegraph ave. new
6-room house, $500 down and $40 per month;
purchaser can be put in immediate possession
s22oo-S6oo down and S25 per month for s.
room cottage on oregon St, 100 feet E from
bargain
245 feet of hillside land in the center of the
most rapidly growing portion of Berkeley. 1t
has magnificent view Of the bills and of San
Francisco Bay; four minutes walk from College
ave; carline. This property is at the head OF
building sites in Berkeley An offer under the
market price viii be accepted for the whole
piece.
Why not live in Peralta Park the most beau
tfnl location in Berkeley? OF the new tract we
opened up last week there are several lots left
at prices ranging from $3.50 up. You only need
TO pay $50 down and $40 per month on some OF
them.
WARREN CHENEY & CO.
First National Bank Building,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

RESIDENCES.
'ome to South Berkeley for bargains in beau
tiful homes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
BERKELEY REAL EsTATE-con.

DESIRABLE BERKELEY HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR SALE AT Low PRICES. EVERY ONE
BARGAIN.
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s22oo-New. up-to-date 5room cottage; high
basement; choice location on car line;
terms $500 cash
HENRY BEHRENS,
1929 Fruitvale ave-, Fruityale.
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cottage; completely furnished:
ready for housekeeping: lot 5oxl1I; terms
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THIS OFFICE is CLOSED on SUNDAY.
JOHNSON REALTY CO..
1924 Adeline St. South Berkeley. Cal.