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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
In San Francisco Tuesday. November II. 1905:
Edward Miller 40, and Anne NJ. Petersen,
&c. both of this city.
Christian Schmidt, 20 and Sadie Belcher. a.
both of sissy Florida street.
Ernest A. Cornely, 81, and Violet Theckston
15 both of 701 Cough street.
Mickele Cassetta 35, 463 Filbert street. and
Antonina Perone, 25, 7S5 Montgomery avenue
Giovanni B. Rossellf, Is, and Assunta Figone
Is both of 920 Amazon avenue.
Joseph w. Davis, 25 1884 Pierce street, and
Emma E. Geddes, 10, Brentwood.
Allen I. Pope, 2l and Frances A. Grace, %
both of 343S Sixteenth street.
Leon H. Behrendt, 80, 81 Cortland avenue, and
Gizella Van Eyssen, %, Budapest. Hungary.
Antoine Pilcovich, "a, 1sA Sanchez street. and
Elizabeth McKeon. %, 2f38 Steiner street.
James Fl. Patterson, 81. and Emma Hans
brough, IS, 1922 Washington street.
Sidney Lawless, 81. Oakville, and Adeline
Holland, 1S 1883 Filbert street.
OAKLAND, Nov. 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Aaron H. lie Van, 65 and Gertrude Landers,
55, bothAof Tesla.
Cleveland H. Baker 20, Tonopah. and Pansy
G. Perkins, 26 Oakland.
John j. Simmons, 80, and Ethel L. Murphy,
2s, both of San Mateo
Samuel Dubelire, 20, and Rose FISHER, 16,
both of Oakland.
Guy W Brundage, %. Auburn, and Pauline
Starzinger, "a. Des Moines.
Henry Ramsey. 4s, Berkeley, and Elsie Har
wood. %, Fruityale.
Lowell NJ Protzman, 54, Berkeley, and Alice
NJ. Num-, So Chico.
Mathew Ryan, 81, and Kittie johnson, 81
both OF Oakland.
Adolph G. Bennerscheidt. 21, and Irene E.
Murphy. is, both of Oakland.
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MARRIAGES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city, No
vember T. 1905, by Rev. o. Groensberg Hans
Christensen and Marie Grebstad.
DAvIS-GEDDES-In this city, November IT.
1905 by Rev. e. p. bennett. Joseph w. Davis
of San Francisco and Emma C. Geddes Of
Brentwood.
GUSKIE- Oakland. Cal, No
vember II, 1908, at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church, by Rev. George W. White. Ed
ward Guskie and Matilda Mitchell, both Of
San Francisco.
HOFFMAN this city. Novem-
Der Is. 1908, by Rev. DR.. B. NJ. Kaplan
sigmund S. Hoffman and Ella Haskell.
HoRNAcEK- K-yoNDRoySKY-I this city, No
vember IA, 1908, by Rev. J. H. Schroeder
Frank Hornacek and May vondrovsky. both
of San Francisco.
16. 1908, by Rev. Father t. n. Pashkovsky,
Milan E. Kukaviza of Oakland and Louise
A. Rebut of Fruitvale.
MoRRIS-GARAT-In Oakland, CAL, November
I6, 1905, by Rev. J. NJ. Van Every, William
r. Morris and Frances 1. Carat, both OF
Alameda.
POLAND -wooDwoRTH-I this city. Novem
Wallace Poland and Alice g. Woodworth, both
of Fresno, Cal.
ROBINSON this city. November
IA, 1908, by Rev. NJ. II. Llebe, Alonzo Robin
son and Freda Wahnig, both of this city.
SHERIDAN-RIEN-In this city, November IL.
1905 by Rev. Z. p. bennett James Sheridan
of Tiburon and May Rien of San Francisco.
S0N-BRATAAS-In this city, by Rev
o. Groensberg, Sigurd Syvertson and Gunhild
Brataas.
WOOD -SIsENvINE-I this city. November
S. Wood of Independence. CAL and Ella Sisen-
vine of this city.
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MRS. LAURA c. WINCHELL
CALLED AWAY BY DEATH
Jurist's Wife and Pioneer
Teacher of State Succumbs
to Long Illness

Mrs. Laura C. Winchell. wife of
Judge E. C. Winchell, died in this city
yesterday after a lingering illness.
She came to California in 1852 by the
Nicaragua route, taking residence 10
Sacramento, where she became identi-
fed with the early educational inter-
ests of the state, teaching in the public
schools
Mrs. Winchell established the first
school in Fresno county. going there
in 1859. She was the wife of Judge
Winchell, for many years a prominent
attorney and jurist of Fresno county,
and they celebrated their fifty fifth
wedding anniversary last July
Mrs. Winchell was a native of Shep-
ardstown, Virginia, and was rs years
of age. She leaves, besides her hus-
band, two sons and a daughter: Lii
bourne A. Winchell of Fresno, Ledyard
f. and Anna Cora Winchell of this
city, all of whom were at her bedside.
The funeral will be held Thursday
from the chapel of N. Gray. and after
cremation, the ashes will be taken to
the family plat in Mountain View Gem
etery, Oakland, for interment
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COSMOPOLITAN SCHOOL
PLANS ARE APPROVED
Supervisors Will Appropriate
Funds for Construction of
Building Next Monday

School Commissioners Boyle, Ait
mann and Oliver. appeared at yester-
days session of the supervisors build
ing committee with the word that the
plans for the Bryant Cosmopolitan
school were satisfactory and approved.
Chairman Rixford was for making
some more changes, but his colleagues.
Bancroft and McLeran, prevailed upon
him to join in the recommendation
that the board appropriate next Mon
day the 100000 needed TO erect the
building.
The commissioners recOmme ended the
purchase of the block bounded by
Minerva. Montana and Capitol streets
and Plymouth avenue for the Ocean
View school; representatives OF the
Mission Promotion association, OF an
entire block at Thirtietl and Noe
streets for the Clement primary; anu
University Mound residents of the
block bound by Yale, Cambridge. Sill:-
man and Phoebe streets for school
purposes.
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building Contract.


Richmond Masonic Temple company with G.
G. Gillespie-AL work for a three story frame
building at sw corner of First avenue and Gle
ment street S so by w 100: $22 500
German savings and loan society with Cali
fornia electric construction company Conduit
work for bank building in line of California
1,I96.
Stewart-Hand rails iron stairs for PheIan
building at sw corner of o'FarrelI street and
Grant avenue; W 2e5;l1 y, s s5:2ss. 29:2. S
San Francisco gas aud electric company with
GIadding Mclean & Co.-Terra Gotta work for
six story and basement building in S line of SUIT
ter street. 1876 W OF stockton, w 53:9 by S
Emma 6. Rose with Thompson -starrett com
pany-oil burning equipment for Rose building
at corner of Sutter street and Clara lane: S455
John r. Pidwel with James Booker-To erect
a two story frame building IN line Of Alpine
street. I5:5 Of Waller VALE T zoxso;e, 81 800.
and additions to building at 1925 Shotwell street.
Mary A. Jones ct al. with Farrall q cooner
To erect three story frame building in p line
of Ashbury street, % of Page, S 20 by E 90;
Robert G. Hooker with James Campbell-To
erect one story building at SW corner ~
Golden Gate avenue and Polk street W 1875 by
Emma G. Rose by Thompson starrett. with
George J. Willington-Sprinkler system for Rose
building in Suffer street and Clara lane; $4,000.
Florence A. and Anne X. Voy. with r. Bern
hardv--To erect six room one story aud a
half frame on lot 80, block P, PARK Lane
tract. map No. 5: $1,000
Southern Pacific company, with Standard
Electric company Engines. generators. equalizer
set, inductor. motor and panel board FOR re-
inforced concrete power house In block bounded
by Hayes, Fell Baker and LYON streets; $f3.I4s.
George r. Marye. with Ralston iron works
Steel work for two story and basement in "
line of Market street and Marshal square, SW
50. NV 100, SW %, NV 100 NV IS, Sc 200.
Si5.792
G.. ]. Becker. with ]. B. Reite-To erect
three story and basement frame. s four room
fats In Il line Of Beideman street, 20 s of
o'Farrell, S 80 by 90; $7,99s.
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ALBER--In this city, November II, 1905 Mar
tin. dearly beloved husband Of Emma Alber
and father of Mrs. Emma Jor and Martin K
Arthur, Minnie and Luza Alber, and grand
father of Emma Jori native of Wurttem-
berg, Germany aged A years months and .
days.
BAGL1NI-In Fruitvale, November IL 1905,
Alexander beloved father of Adolph Baglini,
and uncle of Carlo Baglni, native OF Italy,
aged IA years l month and days.
CoELHO-In this city, November IS, 1908, at
her late residence. 33S San Carlos avenue.
Margaret widow of the late JOAQUIN Coelho
aged Sc years.
The funeral will take place today (wednes-
day., at O'Clock a. M, from st. James
church, Twenty third and Guerrero streets
where a requiem high mass will be celebrated
for the repose of her soul. Interment private.
Holy Cross cemetery.
CoRDES-At rest. in this city, November is.
1905 Margaretha. dearly beloved wife OF Brun
Cordes, loving mother Of Lille and Harry
Cordes and Mrs. Henry Heitman. and sister
of Mrs. Marie Messeg of New York, native
of Hanover. Germany, aged Sc years months
and 20 days. Seattle and New York papers
please copy.)
Friends and acauaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow fThurs-
day(, November 10. at l p. m. from her late
residence. 4o6 Sanchez street corner Of Fight
eenth. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by
carriage.
this city, November 10.
1905 James Cunningham, son. OF the late
John and Margaret Cunningham. and loving
brother Of David and Andrew Cunningham,
Mrs. J. d. Ellis and the late Mrs j. n
Spark and John Cunningham native of
Glasgow, Scotland, aged ~ years mem
Der OF Court Zenith No. 81. F. of A.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invite to attend the funeral services to-
day "wednesday. November is. 1908. at 80
o'clock p M; at ,,so the v.,dsa chapel Of Craig.
Twenty third. Interment Cypress Lawn CEN
etery, by carriage.
this city, November IT,
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PROBATE SALE


Subject TO confirmation by court the admins
tratrix Of the estate Of James n. Mcdonald de-
ceased. offers Tor sale the property hereafter
described in the manner and on the terms fol
lowing:
By competitive bid: bids to be sealed and
10 BE- opened ar 10 O'Clock a. m Monday the
the adninistra trlx, room 3f1 Russ building san
Francisco pIoners to be segregated 10 spe-
cifc properties bid on; 10 per cent OF bids to
accompany oner, balance TO be paid on con-
Grmaton hy court
The following is the property referred to:
bonds-South Pacific Coast Railroad Co
z bonds-ButIe County Canal Co.
bonds-Bay Counties Power Co., C2ds).
z bonds-Boca & Loyalton Railroad Co
= bonls-Naley County Power Co.
z b0nds-Oce- Shore Ky. Co.
bonds-Los Angeles Gas EIec. Co.
g bonds-Pacihc Gas & Elec. Co.
G bcnds-standard Flee Co Of Cal
6 bonds-Petaluma & Santa Rosa Ry Co.
bonds-Paci1c Gas Imp. Co.
6 bonds-caL Northwestern Ry. Co.
bonds-Phlippine Tel & Tel. Corp.
bonds-Northen Cal. Power CO.,
bonds-0ro Water. Light & Power Co
B bonds-Blue Lakes Water Co.
bonds-Contra Costa Water Co.. (2ds).
3 bonds-Bay Counties Power Co.
boBds-Petaiuma & Santa Rosa Ry Co.
s sbares-First National Bank Of S. F.. Cal
10 shares-Bank Of Willis
IS shares-First National Bank Of Eureka.
80 shares-Bank Of America.
80 shares-Mutual Savings Bank Of S. F.
239 shares-Chariot n. & ~. Co.
sg5 shares-Crescent n & II. Co
os3 slares-Bella Union Quicksilver Co.
II.6l3 shares-Eagle Copper d SilF. AIg. Co
sos shares-Butte County Canal Co.
40 sbares-Philppine Tel. & Tel. Corp.
y ehares-Cal. Irrigated Land Co.
q shares-Srtfer Irrigated Farms Co.
q sharos-South $. p. Dock Co
I25 shares-Santa Rosa Water Works.
"a shares Northwestern Red. C.
80 shares-Scottish Rite T. Assoc
J. 766 shares-Inyo Marble Co. Of Cal
MARY J. L. MCDONALD
As sdninistratrix Of the estate Of James NJ.
Mcdonald, deceased.
WA. II. HAMILTON,
EL2 Russ Bldg.. Attorney Tor Admlnistra trix.
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POOLROOM MEN FINED

William V. Jones. proprietor Of a
poolroom at 211 Willow avenue. pleaded
guilty in Police Judge ShortaHfs court
yesterday and was fined S1O. Harry
Lawrence. 10 Cough street. was fined
S1Oi Frank Ellis. 1245 Webster street
SO; Charles Adams and Patrick McDOn-
aid. los East street. SIS each; Michael
Lyons. $40. and Frank II. Thompson. IS.
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mai;
will not be inserted. They must be handed In al
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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SUMMONS
sTrNYoNs

Know all people by these presents that the
Railroad worker. Ferdinand Grlmme twid-
owerl residing i'm Goettngen. Jueden street No
Il son Of Towers Waterman Heinrich Ludwig
Daniel Grimme and Amalie Dorothee Grimme
nee Schoenhuette. the former dead the latter
residing in Goettingen. and 2-Sophie Amalie
Bode cook residing in Goettingen NieoIai
street No. 26 daughter of the unmarried aun-
dress Amalie Bode now widow OF the potter.
Joseph Unzlcker, residing in Goettingen desire
10 marry. BASTIAN. Civil Recorder
tNot legible.)
Goettingen. oct. %. 1905.
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PRISONERS HELD FOR TRIAL-Ralph Far
ris and Harold Webster. two of the Hayes
yalley y,l yn gang, were heid tor triai by Police
at the Elkhorn house. 1S3 Valencia street
James A. Morris, eastern pickpocket was
held for attempting to steal from Dr. ]. s.
Stone Suffer street car November 4
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BIRTHS

FRIEDLANDER-In Oakland. November Is,
1908. to the wife OF Rabbi NJ. Friedlander
son.
HICKs-In this city, November II, 1905 to
the wife of William d. Hicks, son.
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PROPERTY TO ExCHANGE

A RANCH of 400 acres with plenty of water in
southern California for city or Oakland nron.
erty. ]. p. NASH, room 80, Bacon building.
Oakland.
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TIRED OF LIFE, BUT
CAREFUL OF OTHERS
Suicide Leaves Warming Not to
Light Match for Fear of
Gas Explosion

Even though he had found the world
hard and the people in it cold. Arthur
Poth, a lodging house porter. had a
last thought for them before he COM
mitted suicide at so Ninth street yes
terday morning. Poth turned on the
gas from three Jets and then swallowed
a large dose of carbdlic acid. but be-
fore he did that he pinned on the
wall OF his room. inside the door. the
following warning:
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OIL LANDS

MONTEREY county oil lands: close to develop
ment Of Standard oil company T. Dukeney
and other active drilling, near railroad; Ia
larger and smaller tracts. 81 per acre and
upward WENDELL EASTON. 2I5 Monad-
mock building
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DEATHS

Aiber Martin ..... 4TlMcAuliffe, Margaret. 50
Baglini, Alexander. "a Meyer, Julie ....... 81
Coelho, Margaret. S6l Montgomery, William -
Cordes. Margaretha. 81 Morgan, Amelia c.
Cunningham, James. AZ Mott, Fannie k....-
Farnlacher. Adam. 30 Murray, Joseph NJ. 30
Fell. August J.... o3keswald. Emily. -. 20
Forrest, George A. 36l Rattigan William. 40
Girard, Madeline. 64 Riordan, jeremiah. +. 10
Haas Morris. AS Rosenheim, Aaron. d. so
Hogan, Frances A.. 2 Ryan. John A....... 2T
Holmes John c.. IL Schuemann, Frederick AZ
Jenkins, Jennie.,... 81 Selz, George. ....... rs
Johnson, Louis T. 81 Spaulding, Thomas II 81
Kelly, Maria. So Sutro, Albert. rs
Lamb, William L.. = Werner, Adolph. +. SO
Maillot, Agnes NJ. = Winchell, Laura c.. rs
Mayman, Mae...... 2Sl
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Until recently POth was employed
as a porter. He was % years old and
is thought to have relatives in Chi
cago whom Coroner Leland will en-
deavor to find
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OAKLAND BBERRfEt Nz5 3 l|E4k fRgITEAlE

Lodging Houses for SaIe--OaIxland
BAY COUNTIES REALTY CO..
265 Bacon block. Phone Oakland S1SS-The
hest bargains in roomHg houses In the city;
list your houses with us for quick sales.
$500 room apartment house in Oakland, COM
pletely furnished; always full; paying SO per
month clear; must be sold. Apply 420 18th
St. Oakland
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TRooPs mo- EsCoRT EMBAssY

General F. A. Smith has not yet des-
ignated which troops are to act as
escort to the Chinese embassy. which
is expected to arrive in this city on
the steamship Mongolia. due here late
Saturday night or early Sunday morn
ing. 1t is probable that Troop I OF
the Fourteenth cavalry in command
Of Captain Wells. will act as escort
on the march from the Mail dock
through the streets to the St. Francis
and FairmOnt hotels. where the en-
bassy is to be chartered.
Do You Want 5000
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
na 4
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ssDO not strike n match or a
light. or you VIII have an ex-
plOsion.@
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BUSINESS CHANCES

MEAT market IN rapidly growing vicinity; sales
$40 week. cash trade; horse and wagon. large
corral. barns, sheds; q snap; good reason
for selling. FULLER. il15 Broadway, Oakland
GROCERY and rooming house, 20 rooms al
ways fuil1 strictly cash trades reasonable rent:
stock inFoieed If desired; first class business
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EASY TERMS. 3. 10. 20 and 90 acre tracts
selling az 0AE-HALF their value. ALL Sub
lhhl9A lI.D. None Of the expense rs attached
into this before buying.
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WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BFRKHT fRUITVALE
HELP WANTED

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Employment Offce-General con-
tractors; furnishes best help. 3s1 Sth St, Oak
land. Phone Oakland 3l5S. Home A4513
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call write or phone 10 our Office for fun par
Ncuiars and free booklet; crops Of ALFALFA
every year. whether il rains or not: \. Z. K. R.
1elQl on ranch 10 trains daily 80 NOT FOR
RATES
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Post. - -~--
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4 own and offer 240 acres level land near VII
ciNsf house, barn, 2i2 acres bearing vines and
trult trees; can oe irrigated; viii produce
grapes, Iruit. sugar beets, alfalfa. without ir-
rie4tion; $50 an acre, l-J cash. balance in
years VIII sell in pieces OF 60 acres or more
st small advance, easy terms principals only
Address H. J. CORCORAN. l010IA Washington
ST. Oakland
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FOR sale by owners-Just being completed, 2
high basement room cottages; modern in
every respect; $500 down monthly terms rea-
sonabe on ear line and minutes from s. p.
depot: located at 1479-S1 Leise av. Fruitvale
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FINANCIAL,
REAL ESTATE

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
A. ]. SNYDER,
So1 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
EASY PAYMENT HOMES
S5o0-Cash and $25 per month buys this mod
cottage of rooms and bath in East
Oakland; one block to carline; 81, 600.
$e0o-Cash and $50 per month for a new
bungalow and bath, modern and
attractive, beam ceilings electric lights !:
close to Key Route and carlines; 81, ,250.
S500-Cash and SIS per month buys a South
Berkeley bargain that will be a money
maker for some one; cottage with high
basement; lot 50x135; 81, $50.
Cash and $50 per month buys a good
lot SD st. near Market, close TO Key
Route station and grove st. cars; $1,000.
81 ,200-Cash and balance fat mortgage:
home of rooms and bath; large lot; in
West Oakland; ground worth $1,000; price
$500
S450-Cash and So per month buys an eIe-
Merritt and the Piedmont hills $1,s00.
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SPECIAL RATE.
HATCH AND ORCHARD TRACT.

EXCURSION SATURDAY. NOVEMBER al.
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DTNGEE PARK REAL ESTATE
'anta Clara Valley Property For sale
or Exchange

FOR sale or exchange FOR san Francisco or. Oak
land property-20 acres in Santa Clara valley;
l5 acres In prunes, acres in apricots. bal
auce bare land. Address box J. Call office.
san Jose
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sANrA III REAL EsTATE
PRoPERTY wANTED

y ANTED-Nacant lot OF lots in OF out Of burned
district for improved property; wiz assume
mortgage and pay cash difference. GEO. D.
SHAnBURNE JR- - Post ST
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s.; ;soo-Modern house 8 rooms; variety frutts
large garden; chicken yard and houses: wind
min; terms. "A"u
81. .500-Modern 4 room house, l block from
carline. best street In town; corner lot: terms
$1,000 acres in heart of Elmhurst snit
able for subdivisions along the line Of tbe
new Southern Pacific: this Is a chance r.
double your money very soon
We have choige lots IN ali nants of Fir,
hurst: prices are right; come out where the
sun shines. Open Sundays.
HOOD & BREWINGTON
Cor. Jones ay. and 14th ST.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL buy heavily mortgaged improved San
Francisco property: confdenrial: principals
only. Address box g. Call. 1871 Fillmore.
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g S60-sl.do0 down buys $50 acres good land
ln Marlposa co.. l3 miles from railroad; fenced,
uHahle; house. barns. family orchard.
abundance oak timber windmill. j. T. RUS
SELL. MERGED. Cal.
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BUSINESS CARDS

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
JACKS. the house mover; houses raised and
moved, 4Sth st and San Pablo Emeryyille
p. Q. Phone Piedmont 30sO
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-05-28
MISSOURI PATIENTS.

Granted last Week. Reported By
G. A. Snow & Co. Psten, Assornes
" ashi pgton d. G.
r. G. Bender, st. Louis, Oy
ster carrier.-J. E. Bishop,
Alton, Irrigating system. T.
Rorgeit, Moscow Mills, Horse,
shoe clak.--W. d. Butt, Kansas
City. Advertising device. G. I.
Coo'ey. Joplin, Ore.concentrator.
c. o Cannon, Buffalo, Com
putinf yardmeasnre "A. II
Hand an, Jr.. St. Louis, Lamp.
burner. p. NJ. Holdsworth, St.
Louis, Locomotive engine and
tender coupling. M. D. Howell
Charleston; display apparatus
fer rugs and the Eke.--E. r.
Snowden, ST. Joseph. Gas.pro.
ducer,
i For cory OF any above patents send
ten cents In postage stamps with dsie
News paper so @ A. 6nsw ant
10 Wssh!nStois. d. @
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-05-28

starve. We have said to our
young brother that we are advo.
eating the same principals that
glowed in the bosom Of our four
fathers, we have never change d.
This the readers OF the CRESSET
is apprised Of, Our teaching
are undeniable facts, that Is
Rible facts, men may avoid the
truth, make a side issue. but the
bare facts are still there ali the
same. When those scriptures
were spoken that we have re.
ferred our,,readers to, they were
directed to the Christian man
and woman. And all who. desire
to be Christian must come un'
der the government that those
scriptures demand OF them. And
we are very proud that Bro
Towc has turned his case over. tt
the readers If the CRESsET, wh(
: are the jurymcn in the case.
Now Bro. we did not shed any
, blood in the days of our fore
! / thers.and We do not, think W,
p vii! nuw unless our. young Bro
gets close enough 10 hit US oi
the nose and we do not believ
his eCoi morals viii allow him I
e do that shame.
=" Yours Fraternaly.
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" HINGT0N
| l.TTER.
From our Regular Correspondents

Congress is still IN session and
is noundering amid currency
bills, anti.injunction Legislation
tnd other measures recommend
ed and urged by the President
and that appear to be necessary
to the prosperity of the country
and also to the success OF the
party il power in the coming
election. Yesterday 1t was gen
erally admitted that no currency
| LEGISLATION could be passed ut
this session, the disagreement
between those presenting the
!Vreeland bill and those urging
the Aldrlch bill being apparently
irreconc,lablc, but today the in
Formation is that the President
has directed Secretary Cor telyor
to bring the belligerents togeth
er, very much as he did Russi'