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The sun., 1907-09-02

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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-31
Take DeWitt's Little Early Riser
Pills. Sold by Frank Clay. druggist.
May Free a Girl Thief.

Peoria, Ills, Oct. 2S-The federal
grand jury has returned an indict-
mentagainss Miss 0stie Louise Reed,
tx money order clerk OF the Pontiac
postoffics, charging her with the
embezzlement bi 81, 0OO Miss Reed
pleaded guilty to, the indictment aud
sentence was suspended until the
April term OF court. Miss Reed was
arrested last June and bound over,
though the facts OF her arrest had
been kept from the public.
When the young woman faced the
court and steed up awaiting SEN
tence Judge Humphrey was nom
pulsed. In the afternoon she return.
cd, but again the Judge could not
muster courage TO sentence her. As
the money has been paid back, the
action OF the court is taken to mean
that no sentence will be imposed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-31
A $4,000 Cow For America.
From the New York American.

From the New York American.
London-Eighty valuable Jersey
COWS go to America Saturday by the
Atlantic Transpor. line steamship
leaving the Tilbury docks. They be-
long to Ars. Henning, OF Louisville,
KY, who selected each one with the
greatest care and bought them at al
most record breaking figures Each
animal has pedigree. One COW was
purchased from Lord Rothschild for
Ave hundred guineas.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-31
His Dear Old Mother.

my dear old mother, who is now
eighty-three years old, thrives on
Electric Bitters," writes W. B. Brun.
son, Of Dublin, Ga. She has taken
them for about two years and enjoys
an excellent appetite, feels strong
and sleeps we'll" That's the way
Electric Bitters affect the aged, and
the same happy results follow In all
cases Of female weakness and general
debility. Weak, puny children too,
are greatly strengthened by them.
Guaranteed also for stomach, liver
and kidney trouble by F. T. Clay,
druggist. SOC.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-31
He Was a Toff.
(BY NJ. QUAD.)

Va Nas <Shc't
From the Peoria Herald Transcript.
81 had been sent up the river to
Two Sings for q year for a bit Of con
work." said the man In the tweed
suit, "and | had made the acquaint.
ance Of some good fellows We call
ed ourselves the Exclusives, but one
day the turnkey brought In new
chap and set him to work alongside
OF me. As soon as / got chance
whispers:
"'Hello to you, Gully
"'Tm no Gully he answers back.
"'Wss il pocket picking or embez.
zlemen,?' says /
"He looks at me with cold glare.
'Mebbe It's bank business or bur-
glsryP"
"He Suits at me.
'Mebbe you didn's do anything,
but are up here by accident
"'Thst's just is, says he, and |
don't want any OF your company
"'Then you must be the biggest
toff In the iug?'
az am. Pm a life insurance man
who missed getting away to Europe
with the rest OF the crowd because l
stayed to sell my country place. Do
not speak to me again until We have
been introduced and l have become
satisfied OF your honestly"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-31
Bryan's Army Pay Held Up.

Lincoln, Neb,, Oct. % -Colone
W. Bryan and Captain (now gov
ernor) George L. Sheldon Of the
Third Nebraska In theSpanish Amer
lean war, must furnish further proc
ofthe dates Of their service before thu
war department will pay them. The
order affects all officers OF the regi
ment. The privates have been paid
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-31
Circuit Court Notes,

P d Holcomb. rec, " Johnson
Stotts ct al, note, case dismissed
Geo C Wells We Chas Ireland et sl.
accounting. stricken IRON docket.
South 81 Louis Fdry Co vs. Bates
County Coal Mining Co, account, ap
plicatioi for appeal Withdrawn. i
Charity q Asbhy ct al va Tills
Ashby, partition, Silss Ashby made
party to defendant Leave tosmend
petition. Order Of publication.
Nellie E WEIGH and Daisy Stanley
vs ] r Morrison ct al, action on
bond. continued on application Of
plaintiff till next term OF court.
Nellie WEIGH ct al sdmx vs Alex
Malone, appeal dismissed.
Florence Medley vs. Joseph Medley,
divorce, case dismissed.
State vs. Frank Msbbot, gambling.
continued by agreement to next
term.
State vs. Geo Cobb, two cases OF
selling liquor to minor, both cases
dismissed.
State VS. Geo Cobb, gambling, con-
tiDued by agreement ill next term.
State vs. VIM Valentine, selling
liquor to minor. Case dismissed.
State vs. Oscar London, parole.
Report satisfactory.
City Of Butler ex rel Ray McCulloch
vs. Andrew Shane and Thos Heath,
tax bills. Judge Denton sustained
motion to dismiss In both cases.
VIC Daniels vs J T Puryear ct al,
damage. Nation for cost fled. To
be heard Nov 9Th.
W j Butler, rec, vs. j W Baker ct
al. Appeal, change Of venue to Bar
ton county.
WI Butler, rec, vs. j Il Patten, P
c Carpenter, garneshee. Evidences
OF plaintiff heard and demurrer to
evidence taken under advisement.
Demurrer sustained.
The arguments In the ejectment
suit Of W. McAninch vs Hill Orear
we're heard Thursday, and Judge
Denton found for the defendant.
There were ten feet Of ground involv.
ed In this cult.
TT Engles in regard to mining
privileges In the city Of Rich Hill, E
B Boron, county surveyor, filed plat
Of survey Of mines In question.
Snow Bledsoe, Of Rich Hill, who has
been on parole, was discharged.
Darwin Lloyd, also on parole, was
discharged.
JK Martin vs VIM R Beall and
Jno W Jameson, trustee for estate Of
VIM Beall, suit to vest title. Judge
Denton ruled in favor of Martin.
State vs. Bell, q seduction case from
Foster neighborhood, called for Fri.
day but owing to the illness OF Prose- |
cutting Attorney Dawson, the case
Was continued.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-31
A Losing Litigant's Crime.

Laramie, Wyo Oct. 28.-William
Lepper, for thirty years q resident Of
this city, shot Judge Charles W.
Brammell three times In the law Of
fee OF the latter, then, turning the
revolver upon himself, blew out his
brains. Judge Brsmmell is still alive
but has three bullet wounds In the
head. Oneshot shattered both bones
OF the lower jaw and another severed
the palate. He has a chance for re-
covery, but his advanced age is
against him.
Lepper, who was an old man, has
been In constant litigation for the
last eight years over property In
this city which he lost title to by
giving It as q security on q deal In
stocks. He had attempted to regain
the title through the law which re-
fuses legal standing to gambling
debt.
Judge Brammell, when on the bench
several years ago, gave q decision
favorable to Lepper which was 70,
versed In q higher court, Judge
Brammell later acted as attorney
for Lepper, and It appears that Lep-
per believed shat Brammell had not
properly looked alter his interests. {
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-31
An Honest Game.

Baseball maintains its hold on the
American public because Ii is not
only manly sport but an honest
sport. How honest IL Is has been
demonstrated by the championship
games between the champion teams
OF the two great baseball orgsniza.
lions, The Chicago "Cubs," cham.
pions In their league, contested with
the Detrois "Tigers," champions In
their league. Seven games were to
he played, and the gate receipts were
TO be divided among the players.
Had the sven games been played
probably sl25,000 would have thus
been furnished for division. Other
sports might have been fixed" so as
to keep she public In suspense and
thus get its money, but baseball is
not "tixed" There were but four
games, for the Cubs" won four
straight games and the worlds
championship. Nothing would prove
more eouclusively the honesty Of the
greas national psstime. And shat is
one reason why the people love IL
an support it royalty. Managers OF
other sports who look to the public
for support might ponder over this
fact with benefit to themselyes.-The
Commoner
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-31
APPEARANCE IMPREssEs.

The detectives we're impressed with
Fleer's appearance and his converse
ton, and while they sent his com
panions TO the Four Courts hold
overthey took him to the office OF the
Chiei Of Detectives. The boy there
told his story and admitted his iden
THY.
"My father wanted me to become a
preacher" Fleer said, 'and be sent
me TO a theological school at Elm.
hurst, Wis. l didn't have any desire
to occupy pulpit, SO l ran away
and have been following a circus.
was going east when the fly hobs
found me-"
Fleer said he always had wanted
to see the country.
"I've seen a good deal now" he
said, "and l guess It's up to me to
90 back home. But / will not be q
preacher.
He will be held until his father ID
heard from
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-31
PARSONS RUNAWAY
SON CAUGHT HERE.
Herbert Fleer Fled to MIIwsukes
in 1906 Because Ne Would
Not Be q Preacher.

81 Louis Republic.
Herbert FIesr, IL years old, son oil
q German Evangelical preacher at
Milwaukee, was arrested at Sixth and
Walnutstreets by Detectives Mooney
and Roach, and was identified by a
circular issued by the Chief Of Police
OF Milwaukee.
The boy has been missing from
home since March %, 1906, Assist
ant Chief OF Detectives Mccarthy
wired his flasher.
Herbert at first denied hisidentity.
He was found In the company oiiour
typical tramps, and when the officers
surrounded the party one man broke
and ran. The others gave their
names as John Jones, OF Dorchester,
Mass Tom Mahoney, Of Cincinnati,
and Ben Cheek, Of Westminster,
NC.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-31

DeWitt's Carbollsed Witch Hazel
Salve is good for little burns and big
burns, small scratches or bruises
and big ones. Sold By FRANK Clay,
druggist.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
IAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
460-462 sth St, Oakland.

IA1MAAIk hfAL w.
460-462 sth St. Oakland.
Three-stoTy brick business block; cement base.
ment: so feet fruntage; viii pay over per cent
net; one-lialf cash: main business street, IN
heart Of business center
Extra well built modern 3-story building ce-
1ent basement: under graduated lease pays
5000 rental FIRST year; within 800 feet OF oank
center.
Fine residence. 16 rooms; baths; furnace; .
massive mantcls: billiard room; beautifui corner
200x220; stable: cement coping; cost originally
$55,oo0; must be sod to settle estate
Gpoup OF two-story houses ca on npe sunny
corner: centrally located. between car lines;
viii pay $ per cent net; convenient to iocals
walking distance to Broaswayi one-third cash.
balance bank mortgage ooo
Fine modern 3-story investment; extra wei
bsit; no expense spared; pays l. per cent; over
50 feet frontage; within blocks Of new post
Office
-Four modern Oats. and rooms; SoSloo; pays "
over II per cent at very reasonanle rents' y"
main street. adjoining business sdn center
Fifty feet frontage on Clay St; little left 10
buy here san Francisco captsiist ,n1ni,T MAKING ca
iensise Improvements IN I'm immediate Vicinity
Substantial residence, 10 rooms; modern plumb
ing; hardwood floors; fine corner; 24oxllo; 10
thermal belt; must be sold.
-Four tenement fats. rooms each; steadily
rented al Sb5-t3 uo1lhs % lcel
near cars and local station; walking distance I"
Broadway. ol
Beautiful villa home site. 60x21e; adjoining
and surrounded by fine homes; easy elevation.
sheltered from the winds; within 10 minutes
walk Of Key Route; near Linda Vista.
$500
Good cottage, ; rooms, bath gas basement i:
between two car lines: convenient TO Key Route
and :. r. r. Z. local stations; near l4th ana
Adeline SITS.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
460462 Sth St. Oakland.
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ELmHuRsr REAL EsrArE-oont.

YOU know il rained last Sunday. yet enough
homeseekers braved the elements after re-
peatedly hearing that our lots could be seen
In all seasons to make the day hne lot sales
not very large. but good under circum-
stances 1t was one tract you could visit ana
see every lot. Ii was wise thing 10 a.
Fvervthing looks GOOD in sunshine. See this
tract yourself-a sc fare. VIII double IN value
Choice lots on easy terms PHILIP RElLLl.
Orchard ave. Elmhurst
LOTS i'm Elmhurst. block from the railrerd
tation: only so lots left: 200 already soiu
SI25 eack So a month. OSCAR HEfMAN q
BROTHER. a3S0 Pine st.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

S6o0o-A dne home in nice residence district; I;
house OF Z rooms and a large attic and
basement; stable and large lawn; handy
to Key Route and car line; beautiful view
DGBr, 6RUSE CO.. 11ss BROADWAY 7
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

BAILEY DODGE CO. INC.
2l3l Shartuck Ave. OPP Berkeley Station.
Telepbonc-Berkeley 100
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
POINTS OF ADVANTAGE.

POINTS OF ADVANTAGE.
Accessibility to business and shopping
centers; character OF the transit facilities.
2.-Elevation and beauty of the site; charac-
ter of the outlook.
3.-Clmate, purity of air. soil.
4-Water, light and sewerage facilities.
6.-School and Church facilities.
I.--Isolation from noise and dust.
S.-Permanence of desirable conditions
9.-Prices and terms
In each and all of these specifications these
land or that ever have been on the market
NEIGHBoRHooD GUARANTEE
All deeds will carry restrictive building
clause. whereby only fine class of dwellings
may be built, insuring forever high character
Two grammar schools housed in splendid mod
ern buildings. newly erected. are but short
walk distant. Churches OF various denomina-
tions near at hand.
The purchaser has all street work done for
him by the owner OF the tract; street graded,
sewers installed and water mains laid.
TY-TRANsPoRTATIoN.
Seven minutes ride from 10Th and Broadway
on the 4th-ave brings you to these tracts
The Bella Vista Tract may also be reached by
the Sth-ave. cars.
SAN FRANCISCO MAY BE REACHED IN
FoRTY-FIvE MINUTES BY THE
KEY ROUTE FERRY
SYSTEM
GRAND BOULEVARD.
Fourth aven,ts is TO be a boulevard seventy
bordered on both sides with h~well-grown shade
trees.
Take the 4th-ave. car at 18th and Broadway
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED TO SUIT.
beautiful illustrated pamphlet can be had
by calling on or addressing
GEO. B. NJ GRAY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
asa 9th St, near Broadway
OAKLAND.
PHONE OAKLAND eoa
irrespective purchasers cheerfully shown the
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
SEMINARY PARK.
SANFORD TRACT.

Ride or drive out today and examine those
swell large building lots in the Sanford Tract.
at East 14th St and Seminary ave-, and note
the many artistic homes in course Of construc-
tion. An ideal spot for home. Climate and
environments unexcelled. From Oakland, on the
line Of the Oakland Hayward Electric Road; ;
rom San Francisco, take Oakland local to Mel
rose station. Twenty-mInute service. Lots from
S275; terms one-fourth cash. Special agents on
the tract TUCKER, LYNCH & COLDWELL.
Inc, exclusive agents. 53 Post ST.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

We make a specially OF property along the
railroads for factory sites and werehOuses-so,
therefore. when you want such property, see us.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

BAILEY DODGE CO. INC.
2l3l Shatuuck Ave, Opp. Berkeley Station.
LEPHONE-BERKELEN 100.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
LAKE FRONTAGE RESIDENCE.

One Of the half-dozen Lake Merritt frontage
residences that are purchasabe y rooms; fur
mace: excavated basement; barn: fine oak trees
and full grown strawberries; adjoining and oppo-
site the finest homes in this favored district;
sunny side Of street and situated as il IS. with
high-cass surroundings. fits close proximity to the
business center. its superb setting on the shores
door: and considering that since Oakland has ac-
quired all un!mproved land on the shores for
psrk purposes leaving less than ) blocks for
residence purposes and the wonderful growth in
the wealth OF Oakland. Will make such holdings
as this as much sought for as the high-class
business corners that cannot be bought for $1,000
per foot. See the grand view from dining room
looking across the lake on the beautiful oak trees
Of Adams Point Park-then on the stately land
scape vista Of the Piedmont range of vevet-car-
peted hills In the distance. Afclient or ours re
Gently netted handsome advance on similar
property You are here assured a splendid profit,
say nothing OF the pleasure to accrue IN home
with a location unmatchable in this city
PRICE $20,500.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
GANsBEGGER TRACT
GANsBERGER TRACT
GANsBERGER TRACT
GANSBERGER TRACT
GANSBERGER TRACT

30 minutes from 14th and BrosuWdy'
GANsBERGER TRACT
GANsBERGER TRACT
GANsBERGER TRACT
GASsBERGER TRACT
GANSBERGER TRACT
ACRE LOTS
ACRE LOTS
ACRE LOTS
ACRE LOTS
ACRE LOTS
$500
-Ssoe-
$500
500
YEARS. INTEREST IA PER CENT.
WE PAY YOUR TAXES.
ALL S4hrElS OhADEp AMI hONhLD
FREE OF COST TO YOU.
You will have at your service the Key Route,
So. Psc. Ry.. West. Pac Ry., and the electric
streetcar lines in the
GANSBERGER TRACT
GANsBERGER TRACT
SEE THE OWNERS
REALTY BONDS AND FINANCE CO..
1l72 BROADWAY. COR. 14TH.
OAKLAND, CAL
HIGHLAND SUBDIVISION
ADAMS POINT
is MORE BEAUTIFUL
AND LOTS ARE SELLING FASTER THAN
MAKE YOUR sELEcTIoN EsTK6 AT ONCE. AS
THERE ARE ONLY FEW LOTS LEFT.
ITS AN IDEAL LOCATION FOR A HOME"
FOR PARTICULARS SEE
]. H. MACDONALD & CO.,
1862 BROADWAY.
LEONARD & CO., INC.
SPECIAL OFFERS.
s255o
For cozy cottage of 5 rooms. on sunny lot SIX
balance easy. No. $780,
rooms and high basement; lot 25x125: close to
cars and local and rapidly increasing in value oc
$500
An elegant buy the sunny side OF street; lot
25xl25, with new and modern house OF large
No. S4s
RESIDENCE LOTS.
$500.
Beautiful residence lot; fine view; block from
DiOdubdys snap. -'O' cSA
$685.
Sunny lot near Grove st. and local. NO. o55
For other good buys see US.
LEONARD & CO., INC,
1910 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE.
S2900-Roomy and attractive Groom cottage; ex
ira well built and best of condition; not .
cents worth Of repair. painting or unting
needed; handy TO car line, s. r. locals and
center town: exceptionally good buy l056B
DUBY. BRUNE & CO., 116s Broadway.
s2400-New modern broom cottage in hills, near
Baptist Seminary, 44th ave-; owner leaving
town; must be sold; also adjoining lot.
S3:4xl0o, for e40o.
$2500-5-room cottage near Santa Fe. Key Route
and 5. p. Depots: 55th ST; snap; All
street work done.
3 lots. Santa Fe Tract No 90 on 57th St; $1,000
each; the only ones left at that price
H. NJ. CAMERON. 1865 Broadway, Oakland
INCOME FLATS.
s750o-PaiT OF large modern fats paying II per
cent: best renting locality In Oakland, just on
18th St. minutes walk to center or town
and Southern Pacific local; one of the best per
maneut investments the market. 1o4SA
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

5000 win buy n large factory site on the
$. T. I'D ST.. 1872 ~ feet on the railroad ano
running through 4th ST., with frontage OF
1872 IS feet; very convenient FOR large manu-
featuring concern; largest site on the S.B-h.h.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

SS500-Brand new S-ro0m house IN the Berry
Bangs. al oregon and Regent sts., just block
east OF Telegraph ave- dandy home; elegsnt
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

CHOICEST

CHOICEST
UPLAND
HOME SITES
BEAUTIFUL
BELLA VISTA PARE
BELLA VISTA PARK
BELLA VISTA PARK
CLINTON MOUND
CLINTON MOUND
CLINTON MOUND
TRACTS
TRACTS
TRACTS.
THE mob HILL OF OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

S3500-Double front: tracks on both sides; 20
feet frontage on Sd st.. with depth of 100 feet
aud q frontage on ID 81. of 20 feet; right oppo-
site the California Ink Works; good location
near CsueAa ST.. best buy f0r the money
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HOMES S-HOMES-HOMES.
S300O-3 pretty 4room cottages on oregon s.
near Grove. nicely 1nShedi sunny ano neht "a
blocks from Aslby station. near street cars
uli modern throughout; cement sideWslks' lawn
nin De planted; see them today. open every
das.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

Center and Oxford sts-. Eastman Bldg.
s5000--A splendid 7-room house on Grove At,
near Ashby.
S5uOO-Nearly new 2-story house; large rooms
reception hall IN best condition; gas and
electricity: > blocks from :. =. and Key
Route trains; half block east Of Grove ST.:
iu Santa Fe tract street work complete;
lot soxl35; $1,000 cash, or any reasonable
term
SS0oo-spleudid home in Berkeley's best resi-
dence section; s rooms and cement base
mcnt: large lot; includes carpets and
ciated. let us show IL TO you; II you see it
you viii buy.
S3150-New bungalow: g rooms: gas: electricity:
close 10 Key Route station; street work
complete built by day work.
WE HAVE 40 BETTER INVESTMENTS THAN
THE FOLLOWING;
slsO0-Adcline ST. near station; 39x1Oo; $5Ts
cash.
S2Ieo-AdeIine st.. corner station; ssx1SO; $500
cash.
sI200-Merchant St. north side: 40xli1; street
work complete; $50 cash. balance SIS per
month.
SI150-A corner lot in the Santa Fe tract: 4Sx
ITO; street work complete: $500 cash and
So per month balance.
Si0oO-Ashby ave. north side. where the new
Key Route station will be and Berkaey' q
park: street work done; 3Sxl4S
We can guarantee the above list gilt edge
for small investments Sure TO enhance IN value.
HEDEMARK- -BRADHoFF CO. INC.
42S Tenth ST.. 3202 Adeline St,
Oakland. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

S2I00-oxford ST., mr.. Rose: 45xl35.
S2000-Southvest corner Alcatraz ave. ano
Si70O-On Milvla ST. near Vine; z5xiSS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

FOR GOOD BUILDING LOTS IN BERKELEY
SEE Us.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

FF PORTER, 466 sTH ST.
$40 OGO-Correr on Franklin ST.. 50x75; prob
ably the best close-in investment in the
city; owner badly In need OF money
s17. .OOo-4 Oats, cottages; 75-foot frontage
on 18th St, inside OF Market: $50 rent
per month; without question the best in
vestment In Oakland; $4,000 cash, balance
8 per cent.
$50 per foot Will buy one OF the most
beautiful and slightly lots In Piedmont
both hill and marine view; all street
work done. including tree planting.
81 I5o-5-room cottage; 40-foot lot; on 18th st,
bet Telegraph ave. and Grove st.
So, T5o-New. modern cottage OF rooms; near
car line and local; choice locality; lot
40xl03
"a. 00o-5-room cottage. new and modern; extra
well built; walking distance; choice
neighborhood; large lot, and sunny.
T. F. PORTER. 466 STH ST.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

S2305-Spruce St. TT. Cedar; 40xl34:l. .
sgSnO-Jn University ave. near Acton St; 3ox
100; close O. the Santa Fe station north sioe'
GOOD INVESTMENT.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
A FAMOUS RESIDENCE PARK.

The immediate environment of these tracts
IS quite fine and Between Clinton
Mound Tract the one side and the Bella
Vista Tract the other. lies the highly i'm
proved grounds of Mr.. Frank NJ. Smith. the
borax king; also Immediately adjoining are the
Mary r. Smith cottages and the Home Club.
notable sample of classic architecture, the
several acres of inclusive grounds brilliantly
lighted at night by electricity.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

s9OO-Spauiding ave, 36x13O. = block Of car
line and = blocks 10 new Key Route station al
Dwight way; 5000 cash and $40 month.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

ST5O--Magee ave-: 35xlO7; within 4 block
Dwight way crosstown line and ( blocks Of new
Key Route depot; $500 viii secure it; you can
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

DAYS
INVESTMENTS
NEW COTTAGE
s rooms, 2-story, on sunny side Of street:
choice location in Piedmont District; only $4150
cash.
ALICE-ST. RESIDENCE
Choice corner 5Ox150 feet; elegant 1O-room
residence; only S12, 500; lot worth this amount.
FRANKLIN STREET,
NEAR 18TH ST.
Only S425 per foot; 50-foot frontage; a hne
investment.
ALBERT S. DAY,
REAL ESTATE.
1892 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

S4500-Up Coz the swell part n town: north
west oorner Webster ~. and College ave-; beau
fiffl view ~ bills and bay: right on car line and
only blocks 10 Claremont ave. Key Route
station now under construction; trat means 80
minutes 10 san Francisco