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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
VERY ATTRACTIVE.

s.0o0-This 6 room cottage is beauty; ins
marine view; classy surroundings; good car ser
Vice; lot 40xi20; must be sold; terms can b,
had.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
SACRIFICE.

S:;.5a0- Elegant cottage of ) large rooms. high
basefuent large reception hall; modern in every
detail; mortgage of $1,000 which can remain;
lot ssSl40; fine location l49S6)
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
SWISS cnTrAGE

SWISS COTTAGE.
So $50 This is something very nice; hand
somely finished fine location; close TO carlne:
nice large rooms; just being completed
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

1ST ay.. I00xll0. betweea East 18th aud 14th
18Th, & East 18Th % st. iooxdoo ou5o " West asf sf
Sth av.. S3. 600: Madison ST.. 25x75 north OF
9th, 81 $50. DU RAY SMITH, l015 Broadway
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Only lots left; Is feet frontage each re-
Gently sold; lake view; walking distance
to business center; convenient TO S. +.
service; high class property at a gen
unine sacrifice price.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
HAYwARp REAL EsrArE


HAYWARD REAL ESTATE
$3.700--1s acres good SOIL u miles from Hay
ward; fine home site; sulphur spring; terms to
suit.
$4,000-40 acres, 51z miles east of Hayward !:
beautiful summer home; nice house; family or
clIard; one-half cash.
sl5oo.2l95 = acre chicken ranch; house, barn.
small orchard; miles from Hayward
s., ,200-40 acres mp; Palomares canyon; miles
from town; fair improvements; house. barn, or
chard, vineyard spring water.
$50 per acre; $50 acres. 81 miles south of
Hayward; all fenced small house. large barn;
800 acres railroad land adjoining can be rented
for 500 per year; good stock ranch.
$1,000 acre tracts in Castro valley: suitable
for poultry.
HAYWARD REALTY COMPANY.
5. G. SMITH, Manager Castro ST. near n s.
Hayward.
8 ACRES; 9 acres in full bearing fruit mostly
apricots; produce from 5000 to 81 900 per an
mum; house; barn; numerous chicken
houses, broeder house. incubators; fruit cut
ting house, boxes, drying trays, sulphur house
trackage, cars farming TOOLS small tools
horse, wagon, buggy; $50 fine chickens: we'll
mill and tank; fine water piped to house, barn
and chicken houses; mile from town: This Is
a possible bargain; must be sold; price $1,000
terms, half cash.
WILBERT & BEAM
Opera House Building, Hayward Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
OAKLAND REAL EsrATE-continued


BUY = A = BUNGALOW - BARGAIN
Exceptionally pretty homo containing large
rooms; on lot 50xl25 feet: In choice residence
location IN fruftvale; strictly modern ana nlgn
CLASS; large living room, massive hrepiace;
lawns, etc; fine bungalow home at bargain;
easy terms; part cash. balance monthly pay
msnts See owner at 2G03 Peralta av. fruit-
veie. near Davis st. Sundays only
JAMES r. KAPP,
96S Broadway, Oakland.
First class real estate investments.
Correspondence solicited
MODERN house of o rooms; large attic; base
menf; furnace; fine yard inquire OF owner;
no agents. 5l2 32d st. near Telegraph, Oak
land.
NAKfNS & WILL.
42S 10th st. Broadway
Barga1ns ~ real estate Send for. complete list.
EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
CLEyENGER COMPANY.
1220-1222 23d Av., East Oakland
$2,OOO-Comfortable $2 a room house and fine lot,
50x340: this looks too cheap to be good,
but 1t WOULD BE NO BETTER at what
II is really worth. 1t is a HARD TIMES
BARGAIN. Half cash
$I3o--Lot 35xl43; 10 per cent cash, balance
LOTS.
81, ,S00--A new cottage of rooms and bath in
choice location; handy to the local; $500
cash.
81, 000--New modern cottage Of rooms and
BATH near locals
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
460-462 Sth ST.. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

OPEN TODAY -. .3u hhtii o ciVcA-
Fine clear DAYS now 10 select your future
home or lot. Fair Prices now prevail
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

FOR Sale room house. with lot 50xIl0; II
Rhoda av.. Dimond, Cal, / block from pros
pectiye Key Route line; cool house. chicken
yard; fruit trees and garden: price $1,60O.
NJ. II. kENNIST0N, on premises.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
FANCY GOODS AND SHOES

THE WASHINGTON
Manufacturers and dealers in fancy goods and
Union Made Shoes; ladies' underwear spe
cialty; shirtwaists made to order In latest
style: satisfaction guaranteed We also have
a full line of mems, ladies' and children's
shoes 535 18th St mr.. Washington. Oakland
THE Oakland branch OF The Call is at 46S
Eleventh ST. near Broadway
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
HAIR GOODS

C. HOFFMAN CO... importers Of human hair.
manufac cturers wigs and all kinds OF hair goods.
1165 Washington ST, rm 10. upstairs. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

;E- CORNER at San Pablo av. and Goth St. at
half price: must be sold 176 feet San
Pablo av. by 100 feet on Goth St; all street
work done on both streets; cement sidewalk
on San Pablo Y. II you don't know this is
cheap, look it up: only $3I per front foot, part
cash.
See WELDON. corner San Pablo and Unf-
versify avs, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

H. BATTENH0USE. prop. 527 l6th AZ ne..
san Pablo; phones. Oak 26s7. Home A-14sl-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

D. f.. MINNEY,
Branch Office 1874 Telegraph ave.
Open Sundays.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

ROOM cottage; lot 25xS4; Idora Park tract,
Oakland; price $500. 1904 O'Farren st., $. +.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-01

Clarence C. Clark has returned from
his tour of the East, where he ap-
peared as a tenor soloist. This was
his first trip and he has met with
abundant success.
D-Middle-aged lady as house
keeper by middle-aged widower;
best of references given and required;
object matrimony. Mr. E., 2615 Wei
ton street.
John Simonton and wife are now
located in Durango.
Mrs. Millen of Cripple Creek is in
the city visiting her daughter, Edith,
Mrs. Cora Jackson, of Colorado
4prings, who has been visiting in
Denver for the past ten days, is thor
oughly enjoying herself judging from
the report of the receptions and enter
tertainments.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-01

Mrs. Lizzie Mason is entertaining
Miss Sarah Pierson of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Elmer Troutman suffered the mis-
fortune of falling in the elevator shaft
at the D. & F. store Wednesday He
is only slightly injured.
Harry Barbee was i'll last week, but
is better now.
Mrs. Jesse Thrower is entertaining
her sister, Mrs Good of Kansas City.
Royal Temple of the lady Elks, had
a house social at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Kelly Wednesday evening
Campbell church will give troll
ley ride August 10.
Miss L. A. Speaker, who was in the
,;ity for a while, is now in Cassels,
Colo
Walter jenkins, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jenkins, of this city,
has been in British Columbia, but is
now in New York City visiting rela-
tions on special dining car. He is
having the time of his life.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-01

Rice lodge No. SO will hold their
first annual Thanksgiving day services
at Castle nall, 17l2 Curtis street, SuR-
day afternoon at o'clock, Aug '
the 2nd. Rev. Ward will deliver the
address for this occasion The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend. All
Elks are notified to be at the hall at
2 o'clock.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-01

Mrs. J. z. Barbour, formerly OF TINS
city, is now living in Goodwin, Ariz.
The 4-year-old son of Mr.. Sam sims
of 246l Curtis street, died Monday
morning and was buried at Fairmount
cemetery Wednesday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-01

Mrs. Richard Harris was up from
Colorado Springs greeting her many
friends. She reports an excellent
time.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-01

Mrs. L. G. Travers OF Minneapolis,
Mimi, whose relatives live in this
city, has indefinitely located here. At
ter visiting Mrs. Mae Boyd one week,
Mrs. Travers decided to enter the
commercial field of Denver. She has
a cafe over Cottrelrs drug store,
Twenty-first and Arapahoe streets.
Her many friends welcome her in her
new venture.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-01

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness to us in the death
of our son, during our short stay In
your city. May God ever bless you.
MR.. AND MRS. SAMUEL LACY,
Alb Flora Street, Dallas Texas.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-01
HELP US BE PROMPT.

the districts Of the Denver postothce
requiring mailing gaey does not
dey The
be corrected
ing the
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-01

Mr.. Samuel Lacy, Jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Lacy, OF 4l3 Flora
street Dallas, Texas. passed away
Thursday, July 23rd, at the residence
of Mrs. Priscilla Williams, 1916 Pearl
street, city. The remains were ship
ped to Dallas Sunday morning, &C
companied by his father and mother
Undertaken Gilmore was in charge.
Prof Albert Ross Of Western uni
versity at Quindaro, Kas., spent Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday in Denver.
and Wednesday in Boulder in the In.
terest OF increasing the Colorado at
tendance at this growing institution
While here he addressed the church
congregations, and visited the old stu
dents. all of whom will return neN
year, as well as the parents OF mum
Der of new students, who will swell
the Denver list next September His
wife. Mrs. Marie Ashton Ross, and
their little daughter, Alberta, accom-
panied them. Prof. Ross is brothc-
OF Denyer's well known young law
| yer, George G.. Ross.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
1dWoAd "a Sn d73H
eAdt. 3.

Many occurring postoe>
requiring
paper Monday
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
EnaIand's Oldest Canal.

The Oldest canal in England was
originally a Roman cutting-the Foss
dike-running its II miles from Lin
coin to the Trent, near Torksey. Deep
ened In the time OF King Henry L..
it was allowed to decay until 1S40,
when the Edinburgh Stevensons both
widened and deepened 1t.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
Dreaded Drapery.

No man will voluntarily enter .
drapery store II the experience can
possibly be avoided; he feels out Of
place in surroundings consecrated to
exclusively feminine usage. The
drapery atmosphere exercises q repel-
lent rather than a magnetic influence
upon him.-Men's Wear.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
Tn. Jaekdaws Of pulbereuoh.

A large number Of jackdaws have
for some time past made their home in
the tower Of Pulborough church, and
by pecking at the mortar have SO Sc
rously damaged the roof Of the church
that 1t is estimated that e300 will be
required to repair it-London Stand
ard.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
Patchwork Education.

What the modern child lacks most
IL the power Of observation. He is
saturated with smatterings Of every
kind of knowledge. lives a strenuous
life and cannot find time for observa-
ton and assimilation. Madrid Mundo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
ss True to Present Duty.

He who is false to present duty
breaks thread in the loom. and will
find the flaw when he may have tor
gotten Its cause.-Beecher.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
Logical Conclusion.

A Chicago professor discovers that
the mound builders played baseball.
We conclude that the bones found in
the mounds are those of umpires.-
Cleveland Leader.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
Only Once In Awhile.

Once in awhile you'll run across .
woman who'd rather stay home and
darn stockings than go to an after
noon card party.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
Daily Thought.

So the first glance told me there
was no duty patent in the world like
daring to be good and true myself.
leaving the show OF things to the Lord
OF show.-Robert Browning.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
Think Of II.

After all, Nature does her work
wisely. Think how most men look II
their bald places extended up from the
other direction.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
The Difference.

A woman prays TO get into heaven.
but she lights to get into society
Exchange.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
Vinegar for Painting.

To get a person out Of faint soak
a cloth with vinegar and apply to the
nose.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
Epitaph on n Aors

EpNaph on . Bore.
He was not for a time. but for all
day.-Punch.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26
Put Truth to Use.

The greatest homage We can pay to
J truth is to use it.-Emerson.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-26

Beware Of verboslty.
Too much talk weakens the strongest
argument.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
init S1.t5 Ginfanf uOn &aarcn
fir S1.00.

Giciclbc Euntitut uum &uarcu iuitroe eie
anoeretuu non t.50 bis S1.15 fpfteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

@icu, IS. Sonuar. - Gberbilr-
Qerneilter Or. &arl 2lieger bol el1en
Gildfnu c"rlitten unb liegt aegeuluurs
tia ldlucrfrort oornieoer. Sein SIT.
itonb iI0bt Die ernitciten Se'orgnlIle
ein. Srob bringenber W%idbnln9er
Der Ncr5tc mo icincs cngeren Srernls
oe5freiicS hot or lid, nie ir0cno mcl.
d)e Shonung nilferlcat. Seitocnl
Slleaer letteS Suhr por5eitig ans Dem
Siiben 5llriiffcbrte unb Ole Sltr m
terbrod), UNI it oen HeidlSrotbS.
@nhlfonpf eiil5ugreifelL tit cr ME
micoer fopiteltelt aelpeleil.
3miihen M Ell 0encrn.
Guris,..sfS. Sonlor. as Gndelid)ts
Der It"eigenoen 9eeeiiteritua Der Mol,
rem mir Mnloi Snfib, Der Jest III Der
Staot Morpffo ntbin sSes gum Sltl.
ton profldmtrt lit, mirb Die Folitlon
6runfrcid's INNER id)pierigcr. Walt
oenft id)on nit Gorge, Oh es nift bel.
ier gGpcien mare. Otitloi Sofio on5it-
erfenlien iollS CIR bos abfommen BON
Mgeciros nid)t ull5ulucrfen bedbiidl-
tiat. 9ie oftipe llntcritiisirna 9bbul
Ijii's burh Sranfreid, Die lelne So
DIE in ocn 4ligen Der Mallren in Sn-
neren MIR idlGbieen tonnte, miro lett
cingeiteiit ulb cine nominel neutrole
Solting an9cnonlnlelk
Gum 9emeis oieier per1nberten
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Butter, 33c. pro 9sfnno.

Glain Creamery Butter 1T bic fbntndbufieite
ilBettc Butter, bic lie gemGht tuuroe. @eriubcn
Gle %oieiclbc.
MbiOlnt friidc Gier, 26t. pro Suteno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

EoIitit bctont onS NltSmGrti1e Mint
bclttc, 0aB ser Nngrifi an f., So
nltar oui cine Wtallrcnfolonlre lntcr
Mltloi Rohio BET Scttot niht qeQcIl
OtlIoi Noiio gcrid)tet mor, ionoeru
MIR eilen Sdritt 5llr ausbebnung
Der Gocifi5irungS.3 Gone I'M Gaia
Blanca bcoelltctC. @cncrol b'9tmoOc
tcle9rnpbirt Gclltc, 6ob sic Ninlrcu
$50 So0tc mo 300 @crpunoctc pCrlo-
rcll bGttcn irno boB Die Altfrci6lpg
ser Srllppcn Wiltloi Rohio's oenySeu
nod tSe5 fiir Mltloi @oiio ubgei1nit-
ten bube.
So0tc Mtltloi &ufi6 icine Grobitua
ouaiiibrcn, nod Goioblonco 81 mar
idlirrn uno sic 6ron5oien ol1jltorei.
len, il f0nntc Sranfrcid) c%npentltcll
Aci(plulQcl lctlt, lid}t lltr iid) icbit SIT
ucrtbciOigcn io1oern ais Monootor
bon europa Die Wolren olt5uoreiieu.
Sin lolhcr SoG biirftc Die frot50iiide
Rc9ierung 5rpingen, Die SiQnntor=
nldd)tc Der Contention bon Nlgeciros
Inn cirrc Grueiterulq ihrcr Wodtbe-
tianlB III bitten.
SIN 6inblif oui Sen crnitcu 9on1pf
bel Settat uerllld)te Der So5ioliltell.
iiibrer SulreS III ser 7eputirtenfont.
nler mie6er, Icinc Snterpeuotion olt-
5ubritpcn. Gr beitono ooroli, oos
Sano iollc onriibcr otiQcfl1rt lpcrbcr,
Oh Der In9riIi oltf oMuloi Snfio'5
N%pontqoroe" bebeutc, bub Srontrcid
81 Nlb0ltl g5ij balte.
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tioltcn gingcl, ipie sic icilieS GorqGlt
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idliiBcn nno Die StGmme III itroicni
Die an ser Eliinoeruna in Goioblanco
bctbciligt maren. Gie Gboonios ieien
qCitroit mor0en. obnc Hiifiid)t a1,i
lire Observation-Disclosures. o~llnicrc go
tiff" idlob Tidlon, bic bon ocn
WGd)ten gebiaigt lit, blcibt unper0lt-
bert"
Ger Introg Fidon's. Oie Sntcrpel,
lntion SnurcS aitf Ocn a. Sorltar 5lt
perid,iebe,t mtrbe Damn nit 367 ae-
gen 1917 Stimmcn augenonlnteu.
aur5c Imt 5 bauer ppraus.
g.e1agt.
9nbapeit, IS. Sunltor. Der
ilcltc 9onls BON arooticn, 0aroll
Saul GoitdL bot nnltn1ebr i'm 2allo.
tcg 81 Ingram iein Brpgromm emf.
midelt, oas in @roBcn mo @onScn
lunflore mo Ichr olqcntcin gebol-
tcl1e Teriprednngen brinqt, 10 bin
lid)tlid, Der 6%abnenfrage ullo Der
fit,onsleQen Iittonomie aroatien's.
Gos Erogrontm miro BON Der
Ereiic olli bos nngilnitigitc beltrtbeilt
u1l0 5ienllid allgenein miro benz
Reuen 9anlis, Der ia bel ieiner iilng-
itell Nnfunft in Ingram (pie gemel-
hlt) bon ben aroaten nit Steinlpiir-
fen llno Shmlobrufen empfoneen
niirbe. uur cine tlrse. Amtsbausrs
%propbe5eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
GDtno III q d)t Sront.

@aris, is. Snnuar. China
bat eiren beoelttenbei 9tiitrh1 sur
ihlennigen 2iefering poIfS dlnel.
feucr9ei6iiten in Garis 6ncirt. Sb
Die @eidjilee lpeaell pr acipannten
9e5iebuneen 5lpiiderC binu nno So.
pan beiteat meroT. ober wc9cn in.
nerer llnruhen I'm China. lit bier
nidt befannts
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Nelte gei0lnile.

9cr NNcaimt Oeo 1o6rcs brinat 'lets piele
gelhlilic init li4. Gtucr. Den 6u mnu)cn uHo
iur gttsfuBrulrg it brinaen Sic nthl perfda-
men inutcn. lit Der. NIT Dem @iutuui in Den
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fort uno crDnlittLSic ftets friimr @aurrn nm
p bis 40 Gro5ent biuiacr, ais sic ~oieielbclI
anocrsiuo Tanfeu f5nnen. bn ltrfey Sci6dft MIR
geecu Rnar nito cooperutiu b@etriebeu min. III
infern ais Gle an einem Ibetle DER Brpfitc par
~ticipiren. Gin Z Efuuo bon autcm, iriihem
3Gcc pptr aaiirr miro tpciter REDEEM lno better
8ufrieoeuiteacr. ais , Biuno hon Diniaeu. aitrm
uub miuoeruerthiaeu 3nareu.
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RooicpcIf8 8abc Siftor
6 manuel.

Som, is. Snnltor. - Der orneri-
foriid)c @otidoiter @riacom ilber.
reitte geiierll i'll elmer Spe5iol : Nit
bicn5 belu,& iS;llt}ff8i' &iftor emanuel Ell
nige Wiititer ser neugepragtcn $40
unb $20Boloitiife. Die Eroiibcnt
Hnoieuelt perionlih DEM aonia fir
ieine arnif 4Giia5lammlung geltlldt
bot. Ger MSlsafA mai bod @crircut
iiber Dos @eidlenf. gr beiitt cine
Sammlut1 BON 10000 MiiuSen cine
Der merthpolllten IN Der Melt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

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The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-09-05

and if there existed any public belief IN the good
faith Of the representative gathering of be-
traved constituency it would have strong effect in
the determination of political issues on election day.
But with the recollection of two years ago yet
fresh in the minds of the people, the new promises
fall upon barren soil. For everything that the
awakened conscience of the times demanded was
adopted endorsed and extoled in the declaration
of principles that sprang from the republican con-
vention of 1906 and every reform advocated turned
into the ashes of Dead fruit the lips of the
succeeding republican legislature
There can be little faith in the face of conspicu-
betrayal and when it is considered that the be-
trayal instigated by the power that held the
scepter of command the late convention, who
is to honor the party with its confidence?
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-09-05

Another Oklahoma national has taken to the
WOODS and become wild The National bank of Nor
man mas surrendered its federal charter and accepted
state charter that it may secure the advantage of
the state guarantee law. The number of Oklahoma
bankers who are exposing themselves to dishonesty.
VIII become cause of serious concern to Mr. Taft
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-09-05

An astonishing thing has happened David Bennett
HILL Just returned from abroad improved in health
and chastened in spirit has rendered his services TO
the chairman of the national democratic committee
IN behalf of the election of Mr. Bryan to the presi
dency and Mr.. Kern to the vice. presidency