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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Liner Asia Weathers Fearful Typhoon
on Its Way Home From the Orient
I. Sepulvera
n. NJ. Chanqueman
F. orlando
Miss A. Berude

Miss A. Berude H. SepuIvera
Miss NJ Denebaeh n. NJ. Chanaueman
Mrs Qunan F. orlando
G. A. Neuel
Fleet at MagdaIena Bay
Twelve ships of the Pacific fleet
which have been cruising in the south
seas are now al Magdalena bay en-
gagged in record target practice. The
terday with a number of officers, pris-
oners and invalids from the fleet.
There were IL prisoners and SO sick.
Among the officers who came home
an the Justin were surgeon Sims of
the Pennsylvania and DR. Loundes
from the South Dakota Lieutenant
Commander Symington from the West
Virginia, Captain Fox from the South
from the Maryland, Chief Gunner Quill
ler from the Albany, Warrant Machin-
lists f. F. ingram from the PennsyI-
vania and c. q. Wheeler.
Mariposa's Steward a Benedict
George Pastor, chief steward Of the
Oceanic steamship company's liner
Mariposa, which arrived yesterday from
Tahiti was married last evening in
this city TO Miss A. Dumont. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pastor Will spend their honey
moon in Sonoma county. Pastor is
one of the best known stewards in the
trans Pacific trade and has been in
the Oceanic company's service for many
years. His wife is a native of San
Francisco
Public Navigation Class
The navigation class recently estab-
lished by the board of education will
meet hereafter at Pine and Larkin
streets in the room of the board of edu-
cation. The accommodations available
at the Humboldt evening high school,
where the class was launched. proved
inadequate. This school board is anx-
ious TO make the class a success and
has set aside commodious quarters al
the new location where the class will
meet tomorrow evening.
Water Front Notes
The army transport is due today
from Manila. The Buford is coming
direct from Nagasaki.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea arrived
yesterday at Hongkong
The Japanese triple screw turbine
liner Tenyo Maru left Yokohama yes
terday for this port.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 100000 feet
Tonnage Engagements
The British steamer Cragyar on Puget sound
is engaged for mercha ndise thence to China an6
the British steamer Janet is under charter fol
barley from here to St Vincent, for orders. al
26s Sd If 10 one port and 2Is Sd if to two
Both were chartered prior TO arrival.
The ship Ayan, at San Pedro will load gen
eral cargo here for New York
Lumber for Australia
The British steamer Beechley sailed for Mel
of lumber, valued at S1s.27s. as cargo from
this port. and s12 200 feet, valued at SIS, 527,
loaded at Eureka.
Army Transports
The Buford left Nagasakf October 26 for this
port
The Crook left Manila October 27
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News Va
The Dix sailed October 80 from Honolulu FOL
Manila
The Logan is in port
The Meade is at Newport News Va
The Sherman is In port
The Sheridan. from this port, arrived Noyem
her II at Honolulu.
The Warren is at Manila.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Saturday. November IA, 1908:
Paul P. Ariani. IS, 547 Page st, and Emma
pbii6 SlG9apne' Nicholas @ s5sep.p 2s5s Arms and
Nellie McCann. 27. 249S Broadway
Walter y. Tanning. %, aud Anna d. Koford
21. both of Goat island.
Roy W Fisher. %. and Pauline L. Ducroux,
is, both OF PCS Fourth ave
Milan Kukaviza, 80, Oakland, and Louise
Rebut 25 Fruitvale
Fortunate Marconi, a. and Clorinda Piccetti
81, both Of Mountain View.
and Margaret F. Mccarthy, 90 1405 Sanchez St
Max J. Aubele, 2S, 1851 Lombard St, and
Clara sagstetter, 25 Los Angeles.
May Vondroysky. 10, 1858 Folsom ST
Gianbatista Canessa. 81, and Caterina Raggio,
%. both of 80 Boardman place.
Giocono Lucido. 25. 2509 Jones St, and Josie
Battaglai 90 As Chapultepec ST.
siegmund a.; Friedrichs. p, 5s2 Lisbon St,
Antonio Casillas 36. and Francesca Martinez
30 both of 1732B Chestnut St
Peter \. Louzounis, 25 and Evigenia Csram
petsou, 20. both of 1901 Fifteenth ave.
Eugene ]. Autard 81. 2412 Van Ness ave, and
Lueie Ferran, %, 1925 Polk St
Joseph Risso. %, 42Ts Mission street. and
Narcisa Foppiano, %, 6ee Fulton st,
OAKLAND. Nov. 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today
Frederick L. Donahue 80 and Regina G.
Champion %, both Of Oakland.
Joseph Prayer. %, Melrose. and Minnie Auniz,
II Decoto
Olaf Iverson %, and Anna o Thynnes %,
Harry r Thomas, a. and Lillian B. Fenger,
90 both of Oakland.
Carl C. r. Dechow. 81, and Ardenia c. Free
man. 20. both Of Oakland.
Clarence NJ. Moore 35. and Estelle Hutchin-
'0e George org W I. Shepherd. Is, stockton. and Ella
A. Buschke -, Tracy.
Manuel S. Rogers, %, and olivia C. Dutra,
George NJ Hooker 90 and Zella Nay. IS,
both Of San francisco.
Fred II. Bradbury, 81, and Mary e. Davids,
lS both of Fruityale.
Manuel f. de Freitas. 81. Pleasanton. and
Louisa Ramos ~. Hayward.
Arthur Peterson, 80, Hayward, and Carrie
Jacobsen. "a, Ashland.
Selma Meyer. 10, Manitowoc, Wis, and VIII
liam e. Kawalle, 20, Oakland
OF Newark
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Fleet at MagdaIena Bay

to the wife of G. E. Grossman Cnee Kohl
MANN "a
HALL-In this city. November II. 1905 to the
wife of Samuel NJ Hall. son.
LAPP-ln this city, October %. 1905 to the
wife of William Lapp formerly Mae Saw
age, daughter.
NUTTING-In this city November s. 1908 to
the wife of the late 6. G. Nutting, son.
PRIoE-In this city November 3 1905 to the
daughter.
RoLLER-In this city, November g. 1908. to
the wife of William F. Roller daughter.
ToBIN-In Berkeley. Cal. November /. 1905
to the wife Of Michael ]. Tobin, daughter
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The Occidental and Oriental steam
ship companys liner Asia, Captain
Harry Gaukroger, which arrived Fri
day from the orient too late to pass
quarantine, narrowly escaped destruc-
ton during the voyage between Yoko-
hama and Honolulu in a typhoon. The
storm began late November l and
reached its greatest severity at 3
o'clock a. m November 2, when the
barometer registered 29.1S. The wind
blew with hurricane force, switching
TO all points of the compass, and stirred
up a sea which kept the liners decks
awash fore and aft. There was no lee
side during that storm and all who
occupied cabins opening on deck and
were inside when the storm began
stayed inside until the weather mod
Grated. DR.. f. FL. Gates, the ships
surgeon, was prisoner in his room
throughout the storm, but fortunately.
although the ship suffered considerable
damage, no one was hurt and the doc
tors Incarceration was matter that
Inconvenience nobody but himself, and
he is too old a sailor and too much of
a philosopher to care.
Two of the Asia's boats were smashed
and carried away. The covers weFe
ripped off the boats that survived the
storm and everything movable on deck
was swept away. Captain Gaukroger
was on the bridge throughout the
storm and is said to have handled his
ship with superb skill,
When the Asia came into port there
was little In sight to tell the landsman
of the battle in mid-Pacific and the
passengers had almost forgotten their
night of fear. The liner brought 35
cabin passengers and a large number
OF Chinese in the steerage The pas
sengers included
Epou uoNcKa%c
George A. Fischer DR. Samuel O. Netherton
Mrs. George F. Fischer christopher Shaw
Robert A. Blair Mrs. Christopher Shaw
Mrs Robert A. Blair Frank Colley
Miss Anna E. Blair Marshall s. Dudley
Master Robert n. Blair Mrs. Regina n. Bigler
Peter J. Lynch Miss Jan wah Way
Mrs. Peter J. Lynch Robert H. Meln
Miss Dorothy Lynch
SHANGHAI
Frederick G. Dewitt Mrs. Frederick G. De
Hugo c. Ehrenfelds witt
KOBE
Robert Drummond Master Frederick Helyer
Mrs Robert Drummond Master Arthur Hellyer
Arthur T. Helyer Arthur g. Kaufman
Mrs. Arthur r. HellyerI Miss Mllicent Holland
and maid Miss Kate A. Gibbons
YOKOHAMA
August NJ Dufresne Mrs. Bessie P. Hare
Mrs August n Dufresnel David Paul
Leigh +. Pye
MaripOsa Arrives From Tahiti
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Mariposa, Captain Hayward, ar
rived from Tahiti late Friday night and
was released from quarantine early
yesterday morning. The liner brought
16 passengers, most of whom had
made the round trip from this port.
Fine weather favored the liner both
going and returning. The cargo, which
consisted entirely of tropical products,
included 6,492 bags of copra and 3,347
bags of cocoanuts. The passengers
included:
F. A Cressy and wife W. A. Shaw
Ben Hunt and wife j. Is. Ross and wife
Mrs. z. H. O'Brien F. L. Snyder
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"a years. member OF the Brotherhood q
TeamSters' union.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Remains az the
parlors OF the United Undertakers. ZOOS How
ard street near Twenty second.
ST. JOSEPHS UNION semIsnnual requiem
mass for the deceased members aud deceased
friends OF the living members will be cele-
brated in St Mary's cathedral on Tuesda y
morning November II, 1905 at 10 O'Clock.
The sermon VIII be delivered BY the Very
Rev. j. T. Newell. o. T.
WEHRLI-In this city, November y. 1gas.
Mary Wehrl beloved wife Of Samuel WehrH
and loving mother OF Emma. Louise Samuei
]. aud Edward Wehrll a native OF New York.
aged 80 years 10 months and % davs
The funeral viii take place todav ,Sun-
day. November Is. 1905 az 10 O'Clock a M.
from her late residence. 753 Union street he
tween Powell and Mason. Interment CYPRESS
Lawn cemetery. Please omit flowers
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LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
46O-462 Sth St. Oakland.
City OF over $4,000 Population.
Good Income. Good Value Good Future
SIG, ,e0O-Group of stores on fine corner OF main
business street; income So. 100 per annum
many fine new Improvements in imme-
diate vicinity strengthening this in
value daily
Double Frontage.
s6,O0O-Pair modern fats. ( and rooms: also
3 room bungalow: frontage on streets.
water plant; near Key Route station
terms.
Central Investment Bargain
S5,50O-MOdern house, S rooms: pair fats. 3 and
rooms; rents $40 month"; 5Ox140; nice
location, near 30th St
Modern Flats-Easy Terms.
S4,5OO-$5o0 cash. rents will carry balance;
modern hats. and rooms; income $45
month; near S. p. r. r. and Key Route
station. A good buy.
$1,000 Under Value.
S4.55O-Modern house. rooms: plate glass
windows; 50x1O0: nice location. near 18th
ay; $4,000 mortgage can remain.
Near Telegraph Avenue.
fixtures; mantel: extra rooms below.
with sink and lights: 50x154: convenient
TO 4oth St Key Route station
Market Street Station.
s., ,oo0-Store and fat above; needs some repair
viii then rent for $50 or more; good bust
ness location.
Convenient and Cheap.
5000 story cupola house; rooms; interior
in excellent condition; new 22d St Key
Route station.
Apartment or Flat Site.
sos per Foot-Conyenient to business center: un-
excelleo car service, s. T. service; % :6x
100; clean, select, close in location at a
bargain.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
zb0-462 Sth St. Oakland.
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
win not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied to have the same published Notices re
stricted simply TO the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free OF charge.
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BIRTHS

'ARNoLD-In this city, November "A. 1908. to
the wife of 7. s. Arnold (nee Howard a
daughter.
BEARDSLEY-In this city, November a. 1905
TO the wife of e. Z. Beardsey. son.
BRADY-In Larkspur. Cal, October IS. 1908
TO the wife of Albert r. Brady, a daughter
GRoSsMAN--In this city. November s, 1908
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4. J. SNYDER.
92l Broadway. Oakland.
S, ,5O0-The best apartment house site on Tele-
graph; I0oxl00
$500 cash and s25 per month buys a splendid
eottage in South Berkeley, near the sta
tion: lot 50x135.
s., ,s00-West 18th st; house of rooms and
bath, with lot 47x135; only 81 200 cash re-
oured; now rented for S25 per month.
S4 000-Only one-third cash. buys this splendid
house on Linden ST. near l2th; 8 rooms and
bath; lot 3sxl00
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CARD OF THANKS

DAVIDSON-We herewith desire 10 ex-
press our heartfelt thanks to the many
friends. and especially to RlncOn parlor No
u, y. ). c. W, and the Plumbers Gas and
Steam Filters local No. 442 who gave 80
many evidences OF their heartfelt sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings during our late
bereavement in the loss OF loving son.
William Davidson.
MR.. and MRS RUILWINKEI.
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CARn OF THANKS

CULLEN-TO our friends and the Morse
Patrol who kindly rendered their sym
pathy love and flowers and have shown such
heartfelt desire to assuage our sad bereave-
ment we wish to express cur deepest graft
rude
MRS. CATHERINE and TERENCE CULLEN.
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DEATHS

a IL Il hiD1E--ih TINS city, November IA, 1908,
Thomas. dearly beloved husband OF Margaret
Attridge, native Of ireland, aged 40 years.
BUTTIMoRE-In this city, November 13. 1908.
John, dearly beloved son of John and Ebine
Buttimore stepson of A. Gundisen, brother
Of May Baltimore. and nephew of Dennis
Buttimore, Daniel Morris and Patrick OCon-
nor, native OF San Francisco Cal. aged
9 years and 3 months
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
parlors of J. G. o'Connor & Co., no Turk
street
CLIFFORD In this city. November a. 1908,
Thomas dearly beloved husband of the late
Catherine clifford, and loving father of Mrs.
Otis Neivel, Mrs. w. G. Lacombe and John
H. Clifford native of Ireland boston
papers please copy.)
The funeral win take place Tuesday, No
yember II, 1908, at 9:3O o'clock a. M from
his late residence. 1870 Twenty-sixth street.
thence TO st. Peters church, Twenty fourth
and Alabama streets. where a solemn requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose
of his soul. commencing at 10 o'clock. In
terment holy Cross cemetery by electric
funeral from Twenty eighth and Valencia
streets.
cULLEN-In this city. November 49, 1908,
Charles Edwin. beloved brother of John G.,
Jennie and Rene Cullen and Mrs A. r.
Deuke. native of San Francisco. Cal, aged
20 years
Funeral and interment private
DAHLSTRoM--In this city. November IA. 1908.
William A, panistrom native of Sweden.
Notice Of funeral hereafter Remains at the
parlors of Carew & English, 1918 Geary
street.
DoNoyAN-In this city November IL. 1908.
Bridget j. dearly beloved wife of Timothy
Donovan and devoted mother of John II Al
len w. and Joseph w Donovan a native of
ireland, aged 63 years
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day. at $50 a. M, from her late residence.
24S9 Mission street near Twenty first thence
to St Charles Borromeo church. where a sol.
emn requiem high mass will be celebrated for
the repose of her soul, commencing at 10 4. m.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery by electric
funeral car from Twenty eighth and Valencia
streets.
EAMES-In Alameda, Cal, November IL 1905
George Washington Eames, beloved husband
of Josephine Eames son of Mrs w s Har-
low. and brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Dowell
and William and Frank Eames native of
California, aged a years months and II
days.
EIIIoTT-In this city, November IL. 1908.
Robert Charter, beloved husband of philo,
meme Elliott, and loving father of Robert.
Frank Joseph A., Wilffed and OpheIia FL
lott, Mrs. A. n. viau and Mrs. F. p Holm.
native of Boston. Mass. aged Ga years
months and 2T days. Boston papers please
copy
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
O'Clock D. M. at the mortuary chapel Of
Joseph Hagan 1886 California street near
Steiner. nterment National cemetery, Pre-
sidio.
FAULKNER-In this city, November IA. 1908,
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CARD OF THANKS

WAIDRON-We herewith desire to extend
our heartfelt thanks to our friends and ac-
quaintances for their many acts Of Kindness
and sympathy. and beautiful floral offerings.
extended 70 rs IN orr late bereavement in
the loss OF loving wife and mother
MR.. JAMES WALDRON and Family.
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CARD OF THANKS

BAGHRODT-We herewith desire 20 express
our heartfelt thanks TO the many friends
who gave so many evidences OF their heartfelt
and comforting sympathy, and beautiful
noral offerings. during onr late bereavement.
MRS LIZZIE BACHRODT,
MISS AMELIA BACHRODT
MRS. SOPHIE PASSETT and Children
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CARD OF THANKS

EITzEN-We wish to tender our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends who gave so many
evidences OF their heartfelt and comforting
sympathy. and beautiful floral offerings dur
ing our late bereavement.
MRS. 4. SCHONBEIN,
MRS. A. SPENGIER
MRS n. G. SCHLICKER and Children
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CARD OF THANKS

COILINS-We desire TO thank our MANY
friends and the members OF Eureka circle No.
80. G. o. F.. for their sympathy and many
beautiful floral offerings during our late be-
reayement- WILLIAM A COLLINS
A. p COLLINS.
JOSEPH NJ. COLLINS.
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Nov. II. 1908.
RAINFALL DATA
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50, ,75o-Yery ane modern cottage: good rooms:
lot 35xi3ei all sunny and pleasant; ! block
10 East 18th ST. and bargain; easy terms.
s., ,o0o-Fine modern cottage and large corner lot
rooms; well located stables, etc.
$4,000 TO loan at per cent; also IS 900 to loan
chattels etc. by
THE ALDEN CO.,
1oO3A2 Broadway, Oakland. %.
$3.50 CASH. balance terms; just finished; beau
tifui. cozy. sunny room bungalow; elegant
fixtures. modern plumbing, beamed ceilings.
paneled dining room. brick mantel window
seats: every room has switch. cement trays
light basement; street work done; convenient
to schools. stores and six carines; two min
utes from Piedmont Key Route station, 4l90
Howe St. between 41st and Ridgeway. Oak
land Owner on premises
BARGAIN COTTAGE
So, ,000-A beutiful ; room cottage in good 10
cality; convenient TO transportatio facil-
ities: and modern; only $500 cash.
balance $50 a month; quit paying rent
and buy a home; others doing this.
Why not you
RICHARD J. MONTGOMERY,
40th and Telegraph aY.,
Oakland Cal
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
A SACRIFICE.
Modern Piedmont Home,
81 e00


SACRIFICE
Modern Piedmont Home,
$500.
for Ohio and must sell in the next two weeks
home Of rooms, high basement fine plumbing,
iunoostructed view; y block TO Piedmont car
line; property easily worth $500; see this
property at once. 0T36)
$1,000.
Piedmont Home-Terms
Eight rooms. modern throughout; hardwood
floors. etc; best location in Piedmont; q block
10 car; immediate possession. QTI6)
HARRISON STREET HOME.
Between 18th and 18th SITS. lots 5ox15o: fine
home OF rooms; price reduced to $13 600 for
quick saiei osnk mortgage Of $500. (Wg
$4,000.
PIEDMONT LOT
one OF the finest locations in Piedmont; near
the Crocker tract soxl5o; close TO car line; this
lot is easily worth $4,000 Cw)
50. 2.ooo-TERMs
Corner lot on College ay; street work com
S2IOo.
PIEDMONT LOT.
5Tx137.
Best lot left in Central Piedmont; one block
TO car line u6S0)
1,45o.
Central Piedmont; hve days only; y block TO
$1,000
60x140
One block TO line; easily worth 81 $50:
sdjolning lot can not be bought for less than
S2'foV- u301)
$50 Per Foot
CHEAP PIEDMONT LOT
75x135.
One block to Oakland sy. ear line 071O
$1,000 CASH
40x100.
Street work complete: between Telegraph av
and Claremont aY.; cheapest lot on our books
(AIcH)
o. F. Hottie & CO.,
ll12 Broadway.
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CARD OF THANKS

MeAULIFFE-We hereby desire to thank
our many friends and acGuaintances for their
sympathy and nOral offerings In the loss OF
our dearly beloved and only daughter. Myrtle
6. McAultfe. IGNATIUS McATLIFFE.
ELIZABETH MeAI-IIFFE
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WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BfRKtlR FRUITVAlE

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE-Contfnued
ADAMS POINT RESIDENCE.
$6. O00-Only 81 900 cash necessary. strictly mod
ern house OF I rooms; almost new: sunny side
Of street; LOT 3sxl04; completely furnished for
&l,O00 (6340)
HOMES on monthly payments; banking interest.
we Will build or buy you home. Pacific
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
WILL trade my ranch in city Of Benicia for
business or property price So 600 Owner
1903 Broadway. Alameda
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGES
RANCH of 400 acres with plenty of water. in
southern California, for city or Oakland prom
erty ,. 2. NASH, room 90, Bacon building.
Oakland.
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MARTENsTEIN & MONROE.

MARTENsTEIN & MONROE
We have a few lots on the boulevard overlook
ing Lake Merritt that viii build and sell
wish II you are looking for home IN a first
class locality. at a price that is reasonable and
the best Of terms call write us
MARTENSTEIN & MONROE,
424 10th St. Oakland.
s.. .5OO-Rents s43 per month. modern well
built fats Of and 8 rooms: lot 30 foot front
age; minutes walk from sth and Broadway
near car lines and local trains: always rented
must be sold; sure turn for speculat0r.
f4792) GEO ". AUSTIN, 1918 Broadway,
Oakland
PIEDMONT. THE BEAUTIFUL.
Her Homes the Pride of the West"
PiedmOnt's Croker Traet''-Cream OF Piedmont
My lot one OF the choicest.
VIII sell for HALF real value
G. Il. C0HkLIN. owner. 1918 Broadway Oakland.
FIRST ay. east side north from f. I2th-66 IS
xli0-business property, overlooking Lake Mer-
rift; SO per foot.
East 1911 west from sth ay, 5Ox100; $50
DU RAY SMITH, 1ol5 Broadway. Oakland.
FOR i week only; 3oxll0 severed, 81 600, or
eoxll0, with small cottage In rear, $500; 2s
minutes from city; terms; nice surroundings.
725 sd st. near Grove and Key Route
SACRIFICE for immediate sale. to close an es-
tstei room cottage; lot 25xl20; close to
10th 81. and San Pablo av; Key Route station.
J. p RoScARE. room so. Bacon block
A WEST OAKLAND bargain In new modern. s
room house arranged for families; Perslta
18th; price 81, $50; terms ANDER-
son son. 1906 7fh st.
ARE you a rent payer? 81 400; slOo down. $50
per month will buy cottage; street
work Sidewalk in. Add. 1920 Bdwy., Oakland.
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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER Is
u. s. Branch HydrographIc Onice

A branch Of the United States Hydrographlc
Office located at the Merchants Exchange, Is
mainta in San Francisco FOR the benefit OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the latest
Information can always be obtained regarding
lights dangers to navigation and matters Of in
terest TO commerce.
j. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant U. S. N. in charge.