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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE CO.,
460-462 Sth st. Oakland


WASHINGTON ST OFFERING
SI50O0-Business block in downtown retail dis
trict; between two transfer points; under
lease; few such properties for sale.
EXTRA WELL BUILT.
$1,O0O-Fair extra fine fats and rooms: no de-
tail sighted: full cement basement; north
side; between lain ear service; min
utes to 5. +. service.
FINE APARTMENT HOUSE SITE
S6,25o-Oakland's choicest clOse-in district.
50xl50; convenient to business center; 10
minutes 5. f. service; just the place for
high class apartments.
IN BUSINESS DISTRICT
S6,25o-Two story building; stores and fat
above: cottage in rear; income $T3 month;
on main street central local station
CL0SE-IN BUY.
50, s0o-Near Market and 18th sts.; swell store
and room fat above and room cot
tage; plain buildings rents $3.50 month;
half cash
SAFE MARGIN on THIS.
$3,3T5-Par of fats, and g rooms; plain
buildings; modern plumbing; rent $50;
40x15o, with Il" 3Ox45; choice loca-
tion. near Lake Merritt: fine car service :;
convenient 10 local station: 81 900 cash.
NEAR TELEGRAPH AV.
$, 3,60o-Modern colonial. rooms; 35x115; .
blocks to fine school; convenient to Key
Route: one-third cash.
NEAR KEY ROUTE
81, 900-New cottage, 4 rooms; it stands;
will cost $50 to finish interior: 50x100;
street work done; barn; near 10th ST.,
Key Route.
FINE RESIDENCE SITES.
81, ,150-Beautifuk lot, 50x150; easy elevation; !;
minutes ride to business center; choice
location: surrounded by fine homes; easily
$500 under market value
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.
460-462 Sth st, Oakland.
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81 .5Oo-Reduced from 81 500. in upper Fruit
vale. a lovely new bungalow. latest style con
IA ming rooms. bathroom. pantry. closets and
high basement; 3Ot J0X29O; rich, level. sandy
loan: good well water; only 10 minutes 10
ear. - fare: trouble to show this; owner
next door, 500 cash: fx your terms on
balance; take Hayward ear at Broadway and
18th St. Oakland. transfer at Lease aT.. 20 TO
end Of line walk to Rosy Lee tract and in
quire for CHARLES VI. COREY.
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BERKELEY REAL EsTATE-Con.

S. 500-See this il you care for the best there
is price is right: located in BOWdish ST..
near carline and university there are few
houses that can be bought in this section.
SGoO0-The Prince II. bungalows are nearing
completion: let show them 10 you be-
fore they finished. You are sure to
Ike the plan: you might like TO have the
woodwork finished according TO your own
ideas. They have large rooms and we
can sell them easy terms.
81 J00-5 room bungalow in Le Roy aT., right
up the hill: hardwood floors. plate glass
windows; magnificent view; you viii say fl
fs perfect.
81 2T5-SNAP: 40 TT SOUTH FRONT LOT IN
18th ST SANTA FE TRACT
SI.oO0-ASHBY Az. NEAR SACRAMENTO ST.
81 l.G5Q-JOSEPHINE ST. NEAR VINE.
81, l,S5O-CORNER, S0xlO6. EAST OF COLLEGE
AVENUE.
81 5000 Fl. LOT N CLAREAIONT AN.
S2.215-THE ONLY CHEAP LOT IN THE COL
By TRACT.
W. J. MORTIMER & CO..
Main Entrance to L. c.
Phone Berkeley S94
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CENTRAL REALTY 90.


2T12 Fulitvale ave. Fruitvale.
$. .000-SJ00 cash, different room
bungalow. original and artistic, cement
sidewalk and walks direct car line,
i minutes 20 Broadway in East Oak
land heights must be seen TO be
appreciated: 4 rooms and bath, new and
modern. a half block OF Frultvale av.; $16.5O;
away below cost
Bargain IN small homesl We can make terms
To suit. Call write your wants.
FRUTTvALE REALTY co,
Open Sunday 1888 Fruityale ay.
81 BOA room modern Rluse in the most
select location Of Fruitvale: the entire
street built up under s. 500 restriction;
iot 5OxI25. House and lawn artistic and
in perfect order. As owner is leaving
tho city he Is willing TO sacrifice at
least $500 To make quick sale; 81, 100 cash
will handle this proposition
$500 cash-Beautiful. new. 4 room bungalow.
close 20 cars and local train; blocks from
high school: bargain: sale price, 81 LOO;
monthly payments. $50: will sell on sight
JOHN Z. GOODY. l2oS FruitEale aT-, opp.
station.
JUST completed by owner: large roomed house;
modern improvements; 100 feet from car line:
price 1000. Il cash. balance TO suit. Take
18th st. car. transfer 10 Lease and inquire
400 Glen Allendale
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r. T. FULLINGTON
1888 FrutFale sv.
S7.0O0-F0r sale, large room. modern bun
gaIM. hard fnish double plumbing. mantel
andstrate; hardwood floors. cement basement:
stable and chicken yards; lot 11Oxl50; l block
10 street cars 6 minutes to local; one OF the
best properties in Fruitvale: select neighbor-
hood; fruit trees and shrubbery in abundance;
terms p cash, balance on mortgage; IL you
want a model home THIS is unexcelled.
So. 3.000-FoT sale splendid room house.
close 10 streetcars and local; fruit trees and
shrubbery; barn. chicken yard good neighbOr-
hood and close 10 school; lot 50x240; $3.50
cash. balance to suit.
r. Z. FULLINGTON.
Real Estate Ageuts 1898 Fruitvale sv.
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APARTMENT HousEs-oakland

VERNON APARTMENTS. % Vernon st.-Just
completed; overlooking Lake Merritt; rooms
and bath; furnished or unfurnishesii disappear
ing beds and free hot water: rent $40 and up
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FRUITYALE HOMES

A beautiful bungalow. = large rooms and
hath. porcelain plumbing: gas and electricity :;
large front and rear porches; cor lot one
block Of FruitEale av.: 10 minutes walk 10
local trains; price s. $50: terms.
An elegant cottage OF extra large rooms,
beautifully finished in pine; dining nOOm pan
eled. fne msntel and china closet; large bat
room. porcelain plumbing gas and electricity !:
walls and ceilings neatly tinted. large front
and rear p0rches; lot 40xl25; south front; sit
uated on Scenic boulevard. convenient TO high
school. cars and local trains; price s.. $50;
terms.
a brand new, room cottage, not quite
completed; viii finish 10 your taste; strictly
up 10 date: lot 40xI20; south front; . large
fruit trees; macadsmized street. cement side
walks; blocks Of two car lines; superb loca-
ton; balmy climate; don't miss seeing this;
price s. Q0O: terms.
HOME INVESTMENT co,
1922 Fruitvale av.. Fruitvale. Cal.
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE


81 800
Modern = room bungalow, bath two toilets,
gas. aud wired Tor electricity: dining room
14x16 feet. front room 12Xl4 other rooms in
proportion; lot 50x135. south front. fine view
Of bay snd hills all kinds Of fruit and berries;
close II schools and churches two blocks
from F 27th and FrUitFale sv. car lines; $1,000
cash. balance $3.50 per month: have an
adjoining 5Ox135 Il. lot for $3.50 extra.
s. 600
FOR THE BEST BUNGALOW N FRUIT
VALE near r 14th and Fruitvsle car lines,
on lot 105Xl59 feet. nearly all kinds OF large
and small fruits, all rooms large, two mantels
and FIRE places. beautifully carved pillars,
SIX rooms in main floor with enough room in
attic 70 make or I rooms; high plastered
basement. all necessary outside buildings, such
as good barn. chicken houses. etc. There are
50 MANY GOOD FEATURES about this
property that it MUST BE SEEN TO BE AP-
PRECIATED.
GLOBE REALTY Co.
COCO Fuitvale av-. Fruityale.
Not open SUNDAYS.
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HAYwARp REAL ESTATE


HAYWARD REAL ESTATE
2iz acres, acres in fruit; new room house
and basement; barn; fine water; on main road
/ mile out; price SO. $50.
10 acres in bearing fruit and vines well i'm
proved and nicely located. main road; must
be seen 10 be appreciated; only 5000.
- acres. 10 acres In fruit and vines; 6 ROOM
hard finished house. and barn; a splendid buy;
IS 600.
10 acres in full bearing fruit no other i'm
pr0vements. 81, 900.
G acres. acres in fruit; well; price 81 O0O
4 acres in fun bearing fruit; crop goes with
place; 2 springs; price $500.
UnimpnOved land at from 5000 TO $3.50 per
acre; also inely improved places FOR men OF
means Call address
WILBERT & BEAM. Hayward. Cal
PRODUCTIVE home Hsyward-I3 acres.
fun bearing fruit; good buildings: big front
age. creek bottom; 50, 80. Apply To +. =
WARREN, 535 Castro ST. Hayward, Cal.
Eleventh 81. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1888. Home A23T5
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s., 10 Prettiest and coziest Swiss bungalow of
3 rooms IN Berkeley: stands on high knoll
and has commanding view south facing.
paneled interior; very artistic; easy terms.
81. $500 Practically new house east of Tele-
graph av.; only $1,000 down, balance S35
month"; including interest on deferred
payments: large living room and paneled
dining room with extra fine finish.
kitchen and servants room downstairs:
upstairs there are 3 large bedrooms with
extra sized closets and a sleeping deck;
berries and fruit.
$1,000 foot lot on CARRIER hill near College
ay. carline and Canemont av. and Key
Route station; beautiful view Of bay and
hill.
s.. 200 Beautiful lot in Panoramic way near
Prospect st
THE WARREN CHENEY COMPANY, INC,
20S2 Center St.
First National Bank Building.
Rerkelev Cal
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

BAY SHORE PROPERTY.
See rs Y vou desire property of this kind. We
liFe tne list &C unimproved and improved
property along our lovely bag shore. This in
clldes both FOR rent and Tor sale.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05

FOR rent-Fine s room house: east OF Piedmont
and north of Stuart: lower floor; entirely pan
eled. with beamed ceilings; open frepaces;
piped for furnace; finest view in Berkeley;
rent $50: lease from August /. B. ID. NJ.
GREENE, Center ST. at Oxford; phone Berke-
lev 1142
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ROOMS TO LEr-Continued

PRINCE ST.. 1907, South Berkeley-S room FUR
nished apartment; adults only modern; key
Route. =. P. Grove St carss private
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ROOMS TO LET-contInued

/ JEFFERSON St. 91T-NiceIy furnished attic
room; 4 block to cars; Z minutes walk to
s. P. depot: ST. per week
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MODERN cottage OF rooms; large basement:
bath gas. $50 Isabella ST. Apply In rear
lower fat, to right
FURNISHED room cottage; near Key Route
and cars; adults; rent $15. $40 3Sth ST.;
phone A307S.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-09-11
First published Aug 2S
Warming Order.

In the District Court for the Second Judi
eial District. Of the State Of Oklahoma,
sitting at Vinita.
Ella Chiders. Plaintiff
vs N0.369
Sylvester Childres Defendt
We are hereby notified that you have
been sued by the plaintiff, Ella Childres.
in the above named court, for an absolute
divorce, and unless you answer said pc
tition on or before the first day OF the
regular term. the same being the fth day
of December. 1908. Of said court said
petition will be taken as confessed.
A. S. McRea. Atty Ella Childres, Pltf.
Witness my hand and seal Of the court
this the goth day Of August 1908
j. ". Roberts. 2 = StutSman
Deputy District Clerk
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-09-11

II. A. Wood formerly of this city, was
up from Muskoeee yesterday afternoon.
A new line Of street hats is being shown
By the Bramble Millinery company.
B. c. Mcpherson of Sapulpa came up
last night for a businesss visit in Vinita.
E. n. Ratclih was among the arrivals
FROM Tulsa last night on the belated Fris-
co.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-09-11
Personals
ROM THURSDAYS DAILY

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Edgar Mars is at Pryor Creek today.
Frank J. Teel was here from Welch last
night
Sam Parks returned from Joplin last
night.
EN-. Probasco went to Miami today on
business.
A. A. Brown made a business trip to
Miami today,
Mrs P, A. Todd left this morning for a
visit at Miami
Tom Byrd went to Bluejacket this morn
ing on business.
F. Skinner Of Big Cabin is spending to.
day in Vinita.
NJ NJ. Young of Tahlequah, is spending
today in Vinita
7, j. Stuart Of Big Cabin was in the
city this morning
Walter Charlesworth and wife went to
WEIGH this morning
Grayson Wills came in from his farm
Al White Oak today
j. c, Wilkinson went to Nareissa this
morning on business.
NJ. M. Edmiston returned to his home
at Miami this morning.
l. p Garrison made a business "trip to
Bluejacket this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lee arrived last
night from Kansas City
Lewis Rogers sent coffin out near
ketchum for Mrs. Al Lynch
Attorney 0. L. Rider is attending the
district court at Pryor Creek.
Att Cobb viii leave soon for Kentucky
to attend military Academy
A big corn carnival is being advertised
for Welch, October 7, and 8
Geo. Z. Harris has returned from a
pleasant trip 10 points 10 Ohio.
Attorney Guy Patten il At Pryor Creek
today on professional business
X. S. Cotton came over from cofleyvlle
last night on a business mission.
Henry Clarke left on the flyer this morn
ing for business trip to Pryor Creek
Ed Stanley is running city water into
his house in the Mars addition today.
The children Of the Congregational sun
day school are enjoying a picnic today.
Mrs. H. C. Ballard and children have
gone to Alton for visit with Mr.. Ballard.
Il is better to buy from the Bramble
Millinery company than to wish you had.
Miss Mary Chandler left this morning
for visit with Mrs. Van Stuart al Miami.
Ed Cook Of Muskogee was transacting
business here today,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-09-11

First published in the Weekly Chieftain
Sept. II, 1908.
STATE or OKLAHOMA,
County Of Craig.
In the County Court.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of
Sterling o. Gossett and James U. Cos
sett. minors. J. M Gossett Guardian.
Probate No II new.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-09-11
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION TO
SELL. REAL ESTATE.

The petition of j. NJ Gossett as guar
dian of Sterling o. Gosselt and James u.
G0ssett, minors, having been presented 70
this court praying that an order be made
authorizing said petitioner to sell the
whole, or 50 much and such portions Of
the real estate described In said petition
as the Court shall Judge necessary and
beneficial at private sale and Il appear
Ing TO the Court from such petition that
Il Is necessary 20 sell the whole or some
portion of such real estate for the pur-
poses and reasons mentioned In said pc
tition. therefore said petition will be filed
herein, and time appointed for hearing
the same.
And Il Is hereby ordered by the Court
that Saturday the 10th day Of October
1908. az the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m. Of
said day. that being a day Of the regulal
October, 1908, term Of this Court, be, and
the same Is appointed as the time when
all persons interested in said estate are
directed to appear before this Court 20
show cause why an order should not be
granted to said petitioner 20 sell 50 much
Of the real estate Of said minors as Is
necessary.
Il is further ordered that a copy Of this
order be published for three consecutive
weeks. the first publication 10 appear at
least four weeks befoe the hearing day.
Said publication 20 be made in a news
paper Of general circulation within the
County Of Craig. State of Oklahoma.
Dated this the 9Th day Eof September,
1908.
THEO. d. b. FREAR,
Judge Of the County Court.
IerA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-20
cs@assss AnsAs.s Library.

w88U@N AmD4O0& A10H0Hys
& the Unitsd STATS there are -.
ma1 libraries that have on their shelves
0ogo than halt . miuion Volumes Ths
Omgressionai Library. In Washington,
~ the New York Public Library have
0oge than 4 million each The Biblio-
iAeQue National. Of Paris, has 8.00O.O00l
- British Museum has 100000. and
- Imperial Library, Of St Petersbure
has 100000. Some OF these instito
lions have collections Of manuscript
but nsariy al Of the volumes mentioned
sbovs are produrGs Of the printing prssa
But however wonderful these vast
treasures OF knowledge may appear,
they sing back into the commonplace
when W read Of the Libraries that
were accumulated by the ancisnta
Zines the invention Of the printing press
the supply Of books for biz lthrarisa
has presented no very formidable oh
stacle. But when we consider that ev.
ery volume In D Of thoso ancient II
bFar1es was carefully written b. hand
~ ase fairly staggered BY tn fact tat
the Aisxandrian Library. n Esupt
heaA within In walls no fewer thas
100000 volamsa. two centuries befors
- birth ~ Christ This litrary va
fo0nded ~ PtoIemy ootsr In 40 B. G.
Several uhss Il was plundsrsd ans
vas Anallv destroyed By IL gasacsns
= 80 ~ order e to Cain Omar.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-20

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-20

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-20

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-20
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-20

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-13
PARLIAMENT OPENS SESSION
Government Measures VIII Occupy
Attention of Lawmakers in
England.

LONDON, Oct. 12.-The autumn session
of the British Parliament was opened
today The entire ten weeks of the sitting
will be taken up with consideration of gov
eminent measures, the most important Of
which is the licensing bill. This measure
will pass the House of Commons, but in
the House of Lords It will be either thrown
out or amended and the controversy OF
last year between the two houses thus will
be renewed. It is believed that an agree
ment will be reached with respect to the
education bill. and that this me asure. being
quickly passed, will make way for the in-
PRODUCTION OF another Irish land bill. as
we'll as measures dealing with the problem
of the unemployed.
The women suffragists and the unem-
ployed are keeping the precincts Of parlla-
ment lively this Afternoon, although their
great efforts are being reserved for to-
morrow evening. A strong force Of police,
mounted and on foot, is keeping the
crowds moving.
At the instance of the government sum-
monses were issued this moring for Mrs.
Pankhurst, Mrs. Drummond and Miss
Christian Pankhurst, three of the most
militant OF the suffragist leaders. for hav-
rush the House OF Commons tomorrow
These three women have issued a de-
fiance OF the government. Mrs. Pankhurst
announced this afternoon that they would
refuse to obey the summonses and that II
the police wanted them they would have
to come and take them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-13
RESPECTS PAID MUCKRAKERS
American Meat Packers Convene in
Chicago.
PRESIDENT AGAR MAKES TALK
Executive Committee shows Organ
Izati0n eo-0per,s.-s with Fed
eraI Governme ht--~NIcat Jn- ~
spect1Onf Law.

CHICAGO Oct. E.-The third annual con-
vention of the American Meat Packers
association opened here today, with dele
gates present from all parts of the United
States. The meeting was called to order
by President James s. Agar of this city.
In his address President Agar paid his
compliments to the so-called "muckraker."
saying that "prodding an Industry In
which we are engaged. in the ribs with a
sharp stick has In the past been a highly
exhilarating pastme for certain people
but instead of correcting evils, which in a
great majority of cases existed only in the
willing imagination of the author. a serious
and lasting injury was inflicted on the
commerce of our country"
The executive committee in its report,
which was heartily endorsed by the con-
venton, stated that during the last year
the association had taken an active interest
In all of the industrial movements which
tended to bring the industries in a closer
relationship with the federal government
and that members OF the association had
furnished valuable information TO the COM
mission appointed by President Roosevelt,
which conferred with a similar commits
sion from France for the purpose OF ex-
pediting trade between the two nations.
The committee also reiterated it's endorse
ment of the meat inspection law. to which
1t gave approval at the last convention.
Secretary OF Agriculture James Wilson
and Dr. A. d. Melvin; also Of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, are expected to ad-
dress the convention. Secretary Wilson
will probably reach here tomorrow.