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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11

the study Of the fish problem, looking
to the successful restocking of Devils
Lake. This work should also be SUD.
ported by an appropriation from the
State of North Dakota, and then we
could be very sure of cooperation
from the United States government.
May I inquire whether it would be
possible for the Commercial club to
secure a subscription from Devils
Lake or elsewhere to purchase this
site and donate it to the university
trustees? 1t is of course unnecessary
for me to suggest that the establish
ment of such laboratory practically
in your city and near the Chautauqua
grounds would be a valuable business
asset in itself because there would be-
an increasing number of summer stu
dents working at this laboratory, and
they and their friends would be pat
rons of Devils Lake interests Fur
thermore, if said laboratory couid sue
cessfully solve the problems of re-
stocking Devils Lake, it would be
worth thousands of dollars to you
from pleasure seekers alone feel
sure that you appreciate the initiative
the university is trying to take In this
service to you, and the state and
shall be very glad to have the evi-
dence of this appreciation in the gift
to our university of the proposed site.
Faithfully yours,
M A. BrannOn
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MAY HAVE:
FISH HATCHERY

Prof. Brannon of the State Univer.
sity has written a letter to the Com
mercial club with view to establish
ing fish hatchery in the lake south of
this city. The club will take the mat
ter up and do what they can towards
securing its location here. The letter
which is self explanatory follows:
University, N. D., Nov. IA, 1908.
President Commercial Club,
Devils Lake, N. D.
Dear Sir: Last summer we of the
university made an examination of
possible sites about Devils Lake with
reference to establishing laboratory
for studying fisheries. I have a pledge
from the Department of Commerce
and Labor, Bureau of Fisheries, to as
sist@in this work if we can get it start
ed. We believe that the university
can render, valuable" service to North
Dakota In studying the problem of
fisheries id this state. In order to do
this we should have a site In com
pany with Mr.. LaRue we studied the
regions around Devils Lake and decid-
ed that a 25-acre site at the head ct
Mission Bay would be good place
for the location Of the proposed fish.
cry, am Informed that this win cost
about $3.50. ii The university trustees
are not permitted to spend any OF
their money for outside real estate,
hence are unable to purchase this
land. II it we're purchased and donat-
ed to- theS3uni yersity, the university
would erect a laboratory and begin
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11
ASKS FOR
GAS FRANCHISE

c. E. Burgess of this city has applied
to the city council for a franchise to
furnish gas to the citizens of Devils
Lake, the franchise to become effective
within three years and the price not
to exceed 60c 1000 feet
1t is the idea at this time to pipe gas
from Westhope or some other point
west where natural gas seems to be
plentiful, if it cannot be found in this
vicinity. Prospecting here will prob
ably be carried ON however before a
pipe line will be built.
The fore part of the week a party
consisting of Mr. Burgess, F. P. Mann,
who went as representative of the
city council, Alex Mclean and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Kerlin went to Westhope
and investigated the holdings of the
Northern Gas and Oil Co. They report
that there seems to be an abundant
supply Of natural gas there.
1t is very likely that the franchise
will be granted to Mr.. Burgess by the
council, as it is the desire of the coun-
Gil to have gas in Devils Lake and the
price which Mr.. Burgess puts as the
limit is very reasonable.
There is no difficulty in piping gas
any distance desired, but it is hoped
that it can be obtained in this vicinity
and that the long pipe line will not be
necessary.
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DANES AND DAUGHTERS,

II wish the Lord had never made tina
1orth pole" sighed Mrs. Robert Ii
Peary recently.
Mrs. John P. Newman, the bishops
widow, has given to the Methodist For
eign Missionary society property IN
Jerusalem valued at $3.50.
Mrs. Selma c. Carter, widow of ths
bate Levi Carter of Omaha, has do
mated to the city $4,000 for the pur.
chase of Lake Nakoma and 26O acrea
OF land around it for a permanent
park
Lady Warwick has not lost any OF
her influence as a social leader ON &C.
count of her socialis1c principles. In
deed, the king has complimented hes
more than once on her eafnestness and
sincerity.
May Murray, successful actress in
New York, has forsaken the theatrical
Geld to control the coat room privilege
fin big hotel paying 5000 year for
the business. She expects to receive
at least $4,000 a year in fees and tips.
DR.. Aletta 81. Jacobs. who was elect.
Cd president of the National Suffrage
association of the Netherlands, was
the first woman physician in her coun-
try and in order to enter the medical
university had to get permission from
her government
Miss Rose Becker has been appoint.
Cd q claim agent and United States
pension attorney for Missouri. She
has been a we'll known business wo-
man In st. Louis for q number of
pears, being both notary public and
an insurance agent.
Emily Mason. daughter Of a formeE
minister to France and an interna.
tfonal belle in antebelIum days. is nine.
ey-three. yet Is as interested in the
world at large as she was fifty years
ago. She lives in handsome colonial
mansion in Georgetown and holds hea
Herentinns
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Presbyterian Church

The following is the order for servi
ces at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday:
Morning worship at II o'clock IL
Illustrated children's sermon.
Sunday school at IL o'clock; Junior
Christian Endeavor at 3; Senior Chris
tian Endeavor at $50, subject, What
to Read"
Evening service at 7:30, subject
knowing What We Know"
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On lea.

Yes said Alkali Ike. "a coup2e g.
cow punchers INDUCED In very pag&
y scientific scrap down at Bad Bueseae
yesterday"
IT'S wonderful how cool these e.
lows keep under the circumstaneaa0
remarked the eastern tourist.
'Yaas: they certainly have TO DO kema
cool, stranger. believe. for come psa-
son or other, their funerals aln't 10 hae
toe a couple o days yet"-Phiiadeinaaa
PRSas.
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State Of North Dakota, County O,

State of North Dakota, County Of
Ramsey-ss.
In the County Court
PURSUANT to an order of this court
made on the 9Th day Of December A. Is
Monday, the 18th day Of January. A. D.
i9os, at o'clock in the forenoon Of that
gay at the court rooms OF this court. al
me county court house, in the CITY OF
Devils Itnt Lake. County Of Ramsey. and
ed ed by the judge Of this court as the
Tune and place for hearing the petition
OF Elmer Engebretson Of the CITY az
1evils Lake, in said Ramsey county, for
the granting to him Of q druggists per-
mechanical purposes, malt, yinous. snirif-
uous. fermented or other Intoxicating
. Liquors at lots l ana 2 in block 81 In
the End ward of Devils Lake county ar
Khnn sna and nsso State of North Dakota;
In the granting Of said petition may ans
pear and contest the same under the
provisions of the law, and they viii zoe
heard. u =
Dated at Devils Lake. North Dakota,
the 9Th day Of December A d. 1905. ~.
$685. john F. Henry, S&'[
Judge of the County Court
Elmer Engebretson, Petitioner. &t*>4
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11
Certainly Wovsd,

City Man TO villager9- Wouldn't O.
epen your eyes to look across at that
lot there and SEQ oae Of our city sgg-
eesaDess covering atH Village MaN-.
WAL, I guess would, SEEM az rye
ges twenty head o cattle grasin' there.
-B0heEslac
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) THE MARKETS
FE. ~ 1B. q
Devils Lake: 20.
Reported ) C. II. Baker


a.
Devils Lake. i
Reported c. Il. Baker (
/. ! No. / Hard. g
b No. Northern. /
No. 2 Northern -. .... !!
No. 3 Northern. y;
Duruna. j. ;. -. 81, J
Flax. =. -, : = -. :. ~, ~. =. -. al.
Sslss. =. ..s. -.
y Dsa11CS. $500. $3.50. 20
ESuGGsIs -. :. -. .s.
Eggs M. ~ !. .. IA. 5.s:
EOEaE toes =. !. ], - ]. 81. .
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

John w. Maher went to Minneapolis
Sunday afternoon.
R. P. Nelson was in from his home
stead near Fort Totten Saturday.
Orville Derby of Tiago, is here visit
ing with his uncle, Charles Sneesby.
David Williams returned this week
from a long visit with friends in Can
ada.
Mrs. O. A. Mapes of Warwick, is the
guest at the home of Mrs. A. NJ Powell
while shopping in the city.
We invite you to visit our Model
Grocery. We have the finest assert
ment of fancy groceries ever shown
in the city. F. w. Mann & Sons.
Superintendent Stoll of the Great
Northern shops went to St. Paul this
week to look after matters of business.
Mrs. John Morris and children left
this week for Havre, Montana where
they will spend couple of weeks Wis
1tlng with friends.
Are the ears necessary? You may
wish to use them again next summer.
Try piece seal, the price is $500.
Holbrook Nero. Co.
Miss Sofia Anderson, who has been
visiting with friends in this city for
couple of weeks, returned last week
to her home in Fargo,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11

! Victor Ruth of Toxic, was a Devils
Lake visitor over night Monday.
| T. N. Gilberg, one of the prominent
farmers of Irvine township, was in the
city Monday and Tuesday.
The Prete boys were in Devils Lake
the fore part of the week, and Incl
dentally tried their luck on the roller
skates
The New York Cash Store have been
doing some extensive decorating on
the interior of the store, and it surely
looks nifty in it's holiday attire.
The ladies of St. Olaf Lutheran Aid
society will hold a bazaar and food
sale in the church parlor on Saturday,
Dec. Is, 1908. Coffee and cake will
also be served. Mrs. VIM Moeller,
Sec'y.
/ Ray Young, one of the proprietors
Of the roller rink at Minot, was in the
city this week looking after interests
here. The rink at Minot has been a
big success and Ray says that it is
j crowded every night. The rink here
has been a fine success and the young
as well as the old are there in large
numbers every afternoon and evening
! and many of them are getting to be
experts on the rollers. >.>
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24
SOCIALISTS
ROAST
ORCHARD

The following preamble and reso-
luton was read before the Salem So
cialist club at their meeting on the
night of the goth inst. and was
unanimously adopted:
After the legislature OF Idaho had
changed the law in important. partic-
ulars to aid In the prosecution OF
Haywood and Pettibone. and appro-
priated over 100000 for the pur-
poses; after the combined efforts OF
the sleuths of two detective agencies:
after President Roosevelt, his man
Taft, the governors OF two states and
practically all the capitalist press of
the country, had done what they
could 20 prejudice the case In favor
of the prosecution; and after two
juries In his own count had repudi-
ated the framework of the prosecu-
ton, and declared these men not
guilty, now comes the trial Judge.
sniveling in class prejudice, declar-
ing II failure OF justice. and pro-
claiming the guilt OF the accused. In
his readiness to accept the unsup-
ported word OF degenerate like
Harry Orchard against a score OF
reputable witnesses. and to presume
guilt without lawful evidence. where
the law presumes innocence until
guilt is proved. Judge Wood shows
the true spirit of capitalism.
Resolved. That this whole case
from start to finish shows the reign
OF the class instinct, and that II Is
utter folly for the working class TO
expect justice and fair treatment
from the master class: that II Is
criminal stupidity for the workers 10
elect the masters TO make and ad-
minister the laws"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24
Rnce Suicide

as President Roosevelt calls Il Is no,
nearly the menace to Increase In pop
ulation that deaths among infants
are. And eight out OF ten Of these
deaths are directly or indirectly
caused by bowel troubles. McGee's
Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea. dysen-
tary. sour stomach aud all infant
ailments OF this nature. Just the
thing for teething babies. Price sb
and 90 cents. Sold by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24
Saddlers.

Glass 16--The saddle horse should
have a spirited. stylish appearance,
with high carried head and smartiy
set tail. Should weigh from 1000 10
1900 pounds.
Geo. w. Johnson a. Co. Special
Premium mare or gelding,
suit case, value IS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24
A SUBSTANTIAL MAN
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
Sllvertonian Appeal:

Sllvertonian Appeal:
O. l.. Hatterberg has announced
his candidacy for representatives be-
fore the primaries. He Is n man
we'll advanced In years. man who
has had a great deal OF practical
business experience and a man who
has been successful In his own bust
ness. He IN wealthy banker and
farmer of Silyerton. heavy tax pay
or and competent In every respect "a
represent the people OF Marion coun.
~ In the lower house. He stands for
Statement No. /. good educational
opportunities and moderate taxation
In as much as the welfare OF the
county permits. He Is opposed "a
graft and exorbintant appropria-
tiOns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24

Glass 10--Buren a Hamilton Spe-
cial Premium-Best display ponies
CShetland), rug, value $40.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24

Railroad Record for February.
The report lust issued by the rail-
road commission show that during
the month OF February there were
Ave persons killed and 25 injured.
There are tabulated as follows.
Passengers. 3 killed and 2s injured;
trainmen. injured and other en-
plOyes, killed. The accidents dur
ing the month are estimated 90 have
caused loss In engines. cars and
tracks al $500. There was one de-
railment during the month.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24
A swollen Jaw

is not pretty nor pleasant. Whether
It's caused by neuralgia. toothache
or accident. Ballard's Snow Liniment
will reduce the swelling and relieve
the pain. The great and sure cure
for rheumatism. cuts, burns. bruises,
soalds-any and all aches and pains.
Sold by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24
MFM HORSE SHOW
TO BE A HUMMER
V,afly Two Hundred Premiums VIII Be
Awarded Vavued At About 200

epiary Frank Welch OF the Sa-
Horse Show association, yester-
umpleted his labors of classify
Ne various premiums and prizes
uhleh enterprislng business men
Ae Capital City have generously
Eied as rewards for the best en-
"a he various classes TO be rep
nei here Saturday. April 4. In
greatest horse fair ever held In
willamette valley. The COM
n Aad corrected list was print
eserday In pamphlet form. and
fihe Intention OF Secretary Weich
tgey horseman In any way In
rai 10 the great show shall re-
q copy.
~ lla comprises 10 premiums
thg IN value from s25 down, and
nihy beautiful cups form a dis
oi handsome silver such as Is
n seen IN Oregon.
~ of the largest crowds ever
n Salem ls anticipated for
sAov day. and the fair manage
promises a succession OF enter
lstls that will please everybody,
ne Highest educational value 10
loIer o. the vicinity (which Is
ihoihef way of SAYING practical
eyoody. and will be profitable
following announcement is
non the pamphlet:
Announcement.
Nesenting this the first pre-
ln OF the Salem Horse Show
.lica TO the breeds and owners
s.tlass horses, we feel conf
mar lhe breeders will not be
laled With the efforts made
~ behalf This show is not
- ey Us promoters as a profit
q eoneern. hut It's interest Is
1900 the Breeding OF better
thd more Of them; TO es-
market for the product. and
~ producer In a commercial
premium lis,. while not pay
~ amounts of cash. Is very
N general classification.
-s q class for all breeds and
80 q The leading merchants
.s ....aess men have generously
80, -..'e Special priEes": silver
- oiaef trophies that are en-
! ',oslng the class awarded to
i aoaors name. making very
~. pflies, which will be high
- BY the winner
u Good Horses" 10 at
e'ae on AbFil 4. 1905
b.. A WEIGH. see'v"
,-.s Is the premium lists as
~ uy Secretary Weleh and
Thoroughbred
-htsi stallion. 3 wears old
~. MS s., second S2.50
On ? Years old ana nnder
-. seond S250. Best stal- |
ps. ,eafs o'd first s5: sec
- hes- mare 3 wears Old |
49,. 49, -; second $3.50.
ssafs o'd and under 3
spnd t-50 Pest mara |
Old first s.; second
s1 hred and SIorsans.
~, s.s'. ss..ss'a.lum-For best stand
As ''a' any age. silver cur.
'a-P,. 'e-f.'eae Special Pre-
\, -. 80. stallion ana GET
'hs, =. laaa . soltsl silver
~ 49,, -, so. !. !: seesial premium
A. - .e.-aArd mare or geld
y 49, ..ser cup. value IS
nr.-s . years oid ana over
~ use Best stallion
iit snder 3. nrst as:
4 A.. 49, stallion undsr
\ A. seeond ssxe
~. =. ,'.ss.'s OLD ana owe, So a.,
4 ~ t4t1 A.. -, Nfcts hieA
asss uaas, s ! ,...s second On.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24

Mr.. John Riha OF Vinlng. Ia. says
81 have been selling DeWitt's Kidney
and Bidder pills for about year
and they give better satisfaction than
any pill | ever sold. have used
them myself with fne results" Sold
by all druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24
Difficult
Breathing

Short breath, futtering,
palpitation, sinking spells
are symptoms of a weak
heart, struggling to do its
work. 1t must keep the
blood in circulation TO
carry nourishment TO
make flesh, bone and mus
-cle, and remove the worm
out. particles. When it
cannot do this, it must
have help. DIR. Miles
Heart Cure gives strength
TO the heart nerves and
muscles, and increases the
heart action.
Tam glad 20 say that I an - much
improved Ia health. Dr. Alies' Heart
Cure cured me when several doctors
failed- think 40 other medicins
could DO for me- What Heart Cure has
coula be al times. / lad di1lcuity IN
reftlng my brcaih. ms heart beat -
last al times that ! thousht u lm-
poeafbls % hte without re.iei: The
pain was very severe IN my left SIDE
and mT serves Has all unafrung.
had almost FlFeu up an hope - being
cured, and I am sure would net. u
I had not taksn the Heart Cure. I
faka Tfoat pteakure In recommendinE
Ur. Miles remedies - AL Who auf-
faF With hart eieeasa~
Mft8L AAikl G. HAHLmh
6ulliEan. No.
o.. N1esf Heart Cure 10 oeid ~
NouF dFuaoLs4, NIno alu auarfnt41 tha1
h. nrNl keltIo ali 1enehl ~ u fall1
- ugla esfun4 yesr useneg.
Niles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24

2 years old and over, first 4: second
Glass 9-Best (Jack) mule. first
s2.50; second 81. Best (mare)
mule. first $3.50; second 81. Best
team of mules, SO: second $3.50.
Ponies.
Class 1O--Buren a Hamilton Spe-
cial Premium-Best display ponies
(Shetland), rug, value $40.
Grade Draft.
Class 11--Horses of commerce.
This class is provided for an exhibit
of horses of the various types in de-
mand for commercial purposes. and
may be designated as the Market
class.
70. s. Lamport Harness Co. 8 Spe-
cial Premium--For best grade draft
animal, any age. riding Bride, value
IS.
Best gelding OF mare 3 years old
and over. first 81; second g. Best
gelding or mare years old and
over, first 81: second So. Best geld
ing or mare under years old, first
81; second 50.
Draft Teams.
Glass ITO be shown IN har-
ness. TO wagon or truck. This class
includess horses used for drawing
large loads at the walk. Weighing not
less than 1900 pounds in fair flesh.
In brief, the draft horse should have
a stout, compact body on short,
strong legs. with a head and neck In
proportion 90 size of the horse. The
general appearance should he massive
aud give evidence of spirit without
nervousness.
Best draft team, pair to weight not
less than 1000. $40.
Wade. Pearce & Co.. Special Pre-
mium--For best draft team. pair TO
weight not less than $500 pounds,
carving set. value $3.50
Farmers Draft Team (3 Horse).
Glass 1910 be shown in harness
ready for hitch, average weight not
less than 400 pounds.
Best farmers draft team, $40.
Four-in-Hand Team.
Glass 14--To be shown In har-
ness .hitched TO coach or wagon.
Best four-in-hand team (geldings
or maresl. $40.
Roadsters-Harness Horses.
Glass 15-Standard or non-stand-
ard. The typical roadster stands
from 10 10 1873 hands high and
weighs 900 10 1850 pounds: head
fine and clean-cut. with an erect
neat. medlum-sized ear. a full. clear
eve. and open. good-sized nostrlls.
The conformation and action In n
roadster that enables him with ease
TO draw a light vehicle on the road
at fairly high rate OF speed. for
considerable distance. are desired.
Spencer Hardware Co. Special
Premiam-- Best mare or gelding
exhibited by lady Ito be shown TO
vehicle. equipment considered). set
silver knives and forks. value $5.
II. ID. Patton Special Premium
For best mare or gelding Ito be
shown TO vehicle). silver cup, value
SO.
Steusloff Bros. Special Premium
For best pair mares or geldings (to
be shown TO vehicle). silver cup.
Saddlers.
Glass i6-The saddle horse should
have a spirited, stylish appearance,
with high carried head and smartiy
set tail Should weigh from 1000 TO
1900 pounds.
Geo. w. Johnson a. Co. Special
Premium-Best mare or gelding.
suit case, value IS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24
Chick Feed

We bought a carload Of
Chick feed this season. and are
In a position 20 make low
prices. The quality Is the best
on the market. Remember
that We carry a very large
stock OF POULTRY SUPPLIES
and sell on a very loW margin.
call or write for prices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24
Farm Seeds

We make a specially OF
Farm and Field Seeds In any
quantity. and have a well-se-
leotod stock 70 select from.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-24
TESTED


Remember that we have the
largest seed store In the valley
and are prepared 20 make close
prices on fFst-elass seeds. All
our seeds are TESTED before
being offered for sale. This ih-
sures you only one planting as
you know that the seed Will
grow II planted at the right
time Of the season.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
SANTA CRUZ REAL EsTATE
BUILDINGS TO LEAsn
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
As whole, or any part of the new story
and basement reinforced concrete store and loft
building on Mission near 4th. running through
TO Minna St, containing 5000 square feet to
each floor, or total of $4,000 square feet has
Otis electric elevators; has exceptional light
wei arrangement with adjoining owners build
sides and rear, reducing the fire risk to the min
imum: is located right in the wholesale district
and convenient TO the retail section; see it and
be convinced. Representative from our Office
will meet you at the building by appointment at
any time -
MACKENZIE & UNDERHIII
l0o6 Merchants Exchange bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15

SAN MATEO REAL ESTATE
OUT OF THE FOG
OUT OF THE COLD.
INTO
EAST SAN MATEo
INTO
THE COUNTRY HOME,
WITH ALL THE CITY ADVANTAGES. AS
YOU ARE IN THE HEART OF SAN MATEo.
Only 30 Minutes Ride from San Francisco.
Number of Buyers Waited Until After
July IS and paid $50 More for Their Lot.
Sept. 1st They VIII Be $50 More.
so DON'T WAIT.
Buy Now, as it is Sure Investment
And You Have
NO IMPROVEMENTS TO PAY FOR.
\. Come Down and Let Us Show You
THE BEAUTIES OF SAN MATEo.
PENINSULAR REALTY COMPANY,
General Agents.
262 MAIN ST., SAN MATEO.
Open Sundays. Phone San Mateo IA.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
BRICK h,,

BRICK building. 70xs5, with concrete floor
water tanks, oil tank, steam boilers. engine
ueep we'll stable, with IL stalls: frame wagon
DER BREWING co.