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The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07
coquetry as a Tonic.

When a woman becomes wholly in.
different to her personal appearance,
when she is no longer susceptible to
some form of fiattery, one may take
it that she has entirely lost her rea-
son. To practice coquetry one need
not necessarily flirt; but coquet in
some form one must, if one is to keep
a rightly balanced mind.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07
EnaIneer Who Makes Time.

"They do not run trains so fast ~
ENGLAND. because the engineers knot
too much about their engines" sal
IN eugin eer who has run an engine 81
that country. I'm England man hat
to he competent machintst before
he is allowed to run. {
"They say that the man who knowi
all about how an engine is put to
gether knows how delicate some oh
it's parts are. knows how many dozed
and one things there are LIABLE tol
break at anE~r6indte, hasn't, the hervS
to run eae OF them eighty or hNinnet1
miles an hour. ~~ ~
;Trhe best engineers are the S2nes
who don't know too much ABOUT their
engine-just know enough to locate q
pounding In certain cylinder box or
how to unhook, her on one side II she
breaks diving rod or something tha
way. That's a Jhsory at any rate, ana
/ believe IT. pFstty nearly right
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07
Take a NIbbls At This Fis, s.srv.

axe middle at rms FtSf Story.
Shunganunga Ray says he ,s once
fishing In Cedar creek. small tribu-
tary Of the Cottonwood river IN Chase
county, when he dropped 10 gold
piece in the water and saw bass
swallow it. That was I'VE or six years
ago, and since then he has fshed as
siduously for that particular bass ev-
cry year. A week ago last Saturday
he caught it. On opening the fish
Shunganunga says he not only found
the original 10. but S.56 In small
change. the same being the interest
that had accrued while the money was
on deposit in the fish. Shunganunga
says it was one of the best invest
ments he ever made.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07
TIE GOVERNORS MESSAGE

Governor Johnson's message
to the Minnesota legislature ap-
pears on page seven of this is
sue. 1t is plain business doc
ument and will bear careful
reading. The chief executive,
evidently not forgetful of the
fact that the opposition neglect
ed no opportunity during the
last campaign to charge him
with taking unto himself credit
for everything the 1909 legisla-
ture did,. devotes the first para
graph of his 1907 message to
complimenting the legislature of
two years ago for doing it's work
excellently we'll. Whether this
will satisfy the governors caus-
tic critics remains to be seen.
The governor treats the sub
ject of railway legislation at
length, pointing out the, needs
of the state in that respect. He
is emphatic on the point that
'the necessity of the proper reg
ulation and control by the state
of common carriers becomes
every day more apparent"
A vigorous recommendation
is made in behalf of an employ
er's liability law. What the gov
ernor says on this point shows
that he is a true friend of labor.
He suggests that public utilities
in Minnesota should be properly
and effectually regulated, includ.
Ing suburban rail lines, telegraph
and telephone companies. This
will undoubtedly touch a popu.
liar chord. s-.' ,2 .~
The governor devotes some
attention to the primary election
law, pointing out it's defects and
calling for remedial legislation
in this regard, and leaves the
lsubject with the recommend.
alton that the amended law be
extended to state officers.
The message is of local interest
in that a paragraph is devoted
to the girls industrial school,
which was located in Sauk Cen
tire last year. The governor re-
hearses the history of this insti-
tuition and closes the paragraph
by saying: "The separation of
the girls from their present en-
vironment is of so much import
ance that no further delay should
be made"
The governor makes number
of other good recommendations,
among them being one for q un-
form system of municipal ac-
counting. If the legislature re-
ceives the message in the spirit
in which it is transmitted and
acts upon the suggestions made,
some excellent Legislation for
the benefit of the people should
result
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

ing their influence and dragg-
ing educational matters in the
slime of politics. A few daily
papers that have the reputation
of seeing only their side of any
question, and of deliberately and
wilfully misrepresenting any
thing and everything done by
those who do not think as they
do, appear to have exercised
themselves unduly over the
matter.
It now transpires, from state
ments by Regents Owen and
Lind, the governor and Mr..
Olsen, that the appointment is
only temporary and that politics
had nothing to do with it. Any
fair minded citizen ought to &C.
cept without question statements
coming from these gentlemen.
ALI the appointments are good
ones and the shoe seems to
pinch only those feet that tread
the devious ways 'of ultra par
tisan politics.
Liggett and Randall, Olsen's
predecessors, were neither
of them practical farmers,
though Randall had been
secretary of the state fair for
someNyears. The partisan press
commended their appointments
as dean, but raises its pharisai-
cal hands in holy horror over
Olsen's preferment. Olsen was
appointed originally by Van
SAINT who had promised the place
to one Race of Redwood county
but broke his promise at the
last moment. While not a heavy
weight Olsen has filed the place
satisfactorily, though those of
opposing political belief have
heaped any amount of abuse up
on his head. Schultz is one of
the best trained educators in the
state and has the solid backing
of the Minnesota Educational
Association. Frazier has de.
livered the goods as superinten.
dent of the Winona public
schools. No reasonable man
can find any fault with these ap'
pointments. ~.
If Mr.. Olsen sees fit to give up
one position for another that is
temporary the public ought to
stand it, especially if the states
Interests do not suffer.
The trouble with Minnesota is
that it has too many small bore
politicians who want to dictate
everything from their own par
tisian standpoint, 1t is quite
evident that they, are working
assiduously to put the governor
in a hole", not having learned
from a four years experience
that John A. Johnson was not
born yesterday.
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The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07
Family Well Supplied With Thumb,

Family Well Supplied With Thumbs.
Seven men with twenty-eight thumbs
is the rather remarkable record ct
John Hoge and his six sons, who live
on ranch near Blacktower, N. M.
The elder Hoge was born with two
thumbs on each hand, both fully de.
veloped and both under perfect mus
cular control. He is the father of six
big healthy sons, each of whom has
two extra thumbs, just as well devel-
oped and under control as their faith
er's. The men say they suffer no in.
convenience from their peculiar de-
formitory.
All wear gloves during certain sea-
sons Of the year, bat In order to 1T
their hands they are forced to have
them made to order, each with dou-
BILE set Of thumbs.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

States was the first to dispatch a
ship load of supplies to the aid
of the stricken ones. We may
quarrel over politics among our
selves but when the needy ap-
peal to us we are one in sympathy
and aid.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

Mr.. James A. Tawney of Mimi
esota comes in for a little notice
from the wielder of the big stick.
Jim was getting swelled up too
much for any use and a little iab
won't hurt him any.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07
Willie wuosIes Told Tommy.

Willie Wussies Teid Tommy.
School Teacher-And now that we.
have finished discussing the lion ant,
the tiger, who can tell me about the
lynx?
A painful pause. Finally a small
hand is hesitatingly elevated.
Teacher-Well. Tommy. can you de-
scribe lynx?
Tommy-No'm.
Teat her-Then why did you raise
your hand?
TOMMY though Willie Wuggles
could tell. ~
I. TEE echer-And what made you think
Wi lie could describe the lynx? tl
Tonmy-'Cause his brothers a cad
die.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

Some men are good for no.
thing but just to stand around
and make up a crowd, sapiently
remarks base ball evangelist
Billy Sunday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07
DO N

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Don't be liberal; it looks ever
so much nicer to be a tight
wad".
Don't smile; just go around
with a sour milk face. People
will then be glad to have you
around just as little as possible.
Don't be decent unless you
have to. If you were, your
fellow citizens might think you
were good fellow.
Don't do anything to help any
body else. just help yourself
to everything in sight and then
holler for more.
Don't give a cent for charity
or for public improvements.
Just pile up your money in the
bank and what little you do
spend, spend on yourself.
Don't think for a minute that
you can go through the world
mad please everybody. The only
perfect man that ever lived was
crucifed.
Don't try to make everybody's
else acts conformto your own
way of thinking. You're not the
only person on earth whose op-
inion is worth anything.
Don't imagine that you know
it all. Somebody else might be
cognizant of of a thing or two
that hasn't permeated your sys-
tenn. ~ ... ..2a
Don't say a good word fol
your home town unless you're
compelled to. If you did, some
body might make the mistake OF
supposing you were a live one"
Don't trade at home if you car
help it. Go to the city and buy
things or send to a supply house.
It helps the home merchants and
does a lot to build up the town.
Don't forget to take a crack al
the, fellow who does all he can to
help the town. just stand
around and criticise him for be.
ing a crank.
Don't neglect to show your
ears whenever opportunity off.
ers. If you did not make an ex-
hibition of your. asinine append,
ages possibly the public might
conclude you had none.
Don't push an:enterprise unless
you happen to be the firstone tc
propose it. By kicking real
hard you'll probably be able tc
convince the other fellows that
you're on earth.
Don't permit your fellow man
to prosper in business if you car
help it. 1t looks so nice to see
him struggling along under q
heavy handicap trying to make
good against your knocking
Then, too, it makes you popular
to be always pounding somebody,
Don't tolerate anybody who
attempts to be progressive OF
liberal or that sort of thing. II
you insist upon being a little
two by four yourself, insist upon
it that no other fellow shall get
a chance to establish a reputa,
ton for progresiveness.
Don't hesitate to call Central
down good and hard when she
can't get the telephone connection
for you instanter. She ought to
know better than to keep you
waiting even a millionth part OF
S second. Say all kinds of mean
things to her; that's what she's
there for.
THE KNOCKER
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

The legislative mill is grinding
at st. Paul again. The people
pay the freight" even though
the grist turned out be not to
their liking.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

The passage of Uncle Sans
sixteen world-girdling fighting
machines through the Suez canal
makes Europe sit up and take
notice once more. She began to
look around when we licked
Spain in 1893 and has had little
time since that date to do any
thing else.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

Perhaps.
Freedom shrieked when Kosciusko
fell, perhaps because she was afraid
an Uncle Joe" Cannon might rise mn
in Kosciusko's place.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

The weather has not been very
good for picnics this week.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

Messina is to be rebuilt, says
q newspaper headline. We're
not going to get into the rush
line to secure q corner lot.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

When Machinery csa sFgsx.
Some day mar viii give hts las.
modicum of Drains to machinery and
endow 1t with the power of speech.
1t will commence by calling him a
fool
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

ST. PAUL's CHURCH
Services every Sunday at s O'Clock
low mass. 10 O'Clock high mass.
Afternoon service at o'clock p. m.
Every day mass at 8 O'Clock q. m.
Rev. A. ARrz Pastor.
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THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN,
EPISCOPAL)
Feast of the Circumcision
Sermon and Holy Communion 1880
Sunday School II. m.
Evening Prayer and Sermon 1880
;}G Strangers are welcome
Rev. s. L. MITOHELL, Rector.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

The great heart of the civiliz-
ed world yearns for the suffering
Italians, victims of the earth
quake. AS usual the United
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07
Merchants
National
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Bank
lgr,v ss2
Ube Churches.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday morning 1890 preaching
service. Sunday School at 1850 .. M
@. e. society 1880 p. m. Evening
service 500 p. m. Wednesday even.
ing 500 p. m, prayer meeting and
bible study. -..f
q FREDERIoK II. OEHLER. Pastor.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07

Have you fallen Off the 1909
water wagon yet?
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27

OF INVESTMENT: RESIDENCE and UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTIES
s. ass ST. sd on fAbhsEoSa ss Mont
oGARfEs 7G sf = RrRRG S,SkRGK EsTsfs NooN;
EXECUTORS SALE
CORNER OF BEACH and BR0DERICK SITS.
LOT 1916 s2:e
VIII be offered tG~c close the above estate.
MeALLISrER ST. FLATS.
124S and 1245 McAllister ST. bet. Fillmore
aud Steiner sts.-2 bay window fats Of and
rooms, bath, each. with basement which
which can be used for store purposes; until
very recently entire building has been under
rental foT p5WSfPewS sl2S Fer %'ntni H6rprNe
ELLIS ST. south line. bet. LARKIN and
POLK STS.-This choice lot. with 2 frontages
suitable for an apartment boarding house;
LOT "a :6x120. loan OF 80 per cent be
CHOICE RESIDENCE.
rooms and : baths; lot s7:ex1o7:ss.. lose
Of 90 per siSE sfs5 esP sr be nEsiDEScr. fssfDfss
zoos PINE ST. bet. i-AGUNA and BU-
CHANAN sts.--Choice modern residence of 9
per cent can be arranged.
NOE ST. FLATS.
It's and III NOE st. near 18th st.-3 modern
fats Of ., rooms and bath each; rent $50
per month; lot 25xl05- loan OF so per cent
BUCHANAN ST. FLATS.
301s and 1920 BUCHANAN ST, east line,
bet UNION and FILBERT sts.-2 modern,
sunny fats OF 5-6 rooms and bath each; rent
$50 per month; lot 25xl1s:6. loan OF so
per cent can be arranged.
MISSION INVESTMENT.
3S51-59 26th st. and d SERPENTINE av.,
near MISSION st.-lmprovements consist of :;
cottages of rooms each; rent S35 per month:
lot 33x130 irregular; . frontages. A loan OF
so per cent can be arranged.
MISSION COTTAGE.
116 CLIPPER St, north line, near CHURCH
st.-Choice modern cottage of rooms and
BATH with foot basement which can readily
be converted into q nat; lot 25x114. loan
of so per cent can be arranged.
SANCHEZ ST. BUILDING LOT.
SANCHEZ ST., east line, near 18th ST.
Building lot, suitable for fats dwelling;
lot 25x100.
ANN LLEWELLYN ESTATE.
10 JAVA ST. near MASONIC av.-2 story
dwelling OF rooms and bs th lot 25x1O0
For Catalogue and further particulars apply to
G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco Csl.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
]. w. HAMM,
Real Estate and Insurance.
40 xfO,,t~c,,a,,- ~f

Real Estate and Insurance.
149 Mont gomery st.
81 500 new flats rooms each. Sc corner
Fillmore st and Germania av.: rents sos.
s11 800 new r.. flats. Guerrero bet. 18th and
18th: rents sos.
new elegant r. flats. Clay bet. Lyon and Pre-
sidio; LOT ~ 1:6xl20: 81. 600 less than cost
New apartment house facing on Market ST. (cor-
% ner streets; income 500 per month;
s6.500-2 8 r. fats, Sc. corner Sanchez and
25th SITS.
soooo-s r fats, sw. corner Noe and Henry
make Offer
$4.50O-2 new 4 r. flats; large lot; Clara St
bet 18th and l1tb
$500 new aud . +. fats. 22d st. bet. San
chez and Noe: terms: we'll rented.
= large flats and large residence; lot 52:6x12T:6;
Clay bet. Scott and Devisadero; well
rented: $2f 900; very cheap.
$9000-5 +. Hats front. and and r. Hats
in rear: rents SfO2. 30 per month; Belcher
St near 14th; good investment.
S5o00--2 good flats, and r.; Beaver st. near
Noe: make an offer.
So 500-3 r. fats, 18TH st. bet. Noe and Cas-
tro: easy terms: rent WELL
So 500 fats, and rooms and cottage in
:. ooo rear; 4th sv., Richmond: rents $40
near Hattie easy terms.
$500 +. fats, Landers st. bet. 18th and
18th.
So o00-2 r. fats and store; rent SS5, Sanchez
near Duboce av.
$6 oo0--3 fats, 4, ) and rms: West av near
Mission; rents $55; very cheap.
rents sl05; Landers st. bet. 14th and NTH
Sc 000-2 flats and r.; Castro st. near 18th
rents $3.50.
So TO0-s room house. 20th st. near Collingwood
5000 room house, Castro ST. bet 10th ard
2fst; large basement and garden nice
home.
s4.000-New modern r. cottage; Castro bet
10th and 10th: lot 2Sx120.
So, ,500-Lot on Sanchez, 25x100; bet Market and
14th.
]. W. HAMM.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27

TWO GENUINE BARGAINS
l60 acres rich sandy loan soil; particularly
adapted for alfalfs. vegetables fruit: would
make an ideal alfalfa and dairy ranch: land
very level; alkaH. hardpan overflow !:
water for irrigation decided free with the land:
only PA miles from town main county road
near hne creamery. school; healthy locality
snap for live buyer; price $50 per acre; easy
terms if desired.
80 acre poultry ranch with all up to date
improvements: main county road; X. f. ID. 3:
good barn. house. so foot brO0der house. laying
houses. incubator house. etc: splendid orchard
apricot. peach, orange and lemon trees in fun
bearing: several acres alfalfa; creek at back
OF place; living water all year; big trees along
creek for shade; soil deep sandy loan; very
rich. overflow, alkan or hardpan: beautiful
location and offered at half its value: price
$500. half cash, balance to suit. Certainly
n snap. Full details at HOMESEEKER'S IN
FORMATION BUREAU. 944-946 Monadnock
bldg, s. r.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
SANTA CLARA co. REAL ESTATE
GOOD EXCHANGE PROPOSITIONS.

20 acre orchard: COTS. peaches prunes. al
monds: good residence and other buildings. plenty
water. Equity for So 600 for San Jose cottage.
so acres good alfalfa land: flowing wells: zo0d
buildings: near San Jose. Part cash, part san
Jose property
An elegant San Jose home. for San Francisco
property; value 2.000-
HARRENSTEIN & LANDESS.
Il North f<t ST San lose Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SATURDAY NOVEMBER o. 1909
CITY REAL EsTATE-Coutfnnea

- CITY REAL ESTATE-Contfnned
BBAADWIN BALbWIN s4 s1ss kEARSY ST. ST.
MEMBERS S. F. REAL ESTATE BOARD
MONEY To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS:
s7e'ooo-BARcAIN. Within 100 feet Of Pal
ace hotel: 80 feet. double frontage: for
few days only at this price; $4,000 OF
more more can remain at bank mortgage II
$45 0o0-Earns 8 per cent net: story and
basement basement brick building in wholesale
qls District; lot nesrly 90 feet 'front.' not ia, Tar
this f5Si9)
s2s 5000 splendid nats of g., rooms and bath
each, we'll located in Haight ST.; close
10; 10; .d % loot lot; always rented aI ever
sloooo-BUiLDERs. ATTENTION. Bush sh'I st..
good renting part; boxis7:s feet with
room house: should be moved TO rear
&c e., and nats built on front of lot. 95s4D
near jackson and BsSer ' sts.. nae only My IS. 500
cash cash required; M a 5000 remains At z-so9 mort
Just Just completed rooms each; lot 25x
Jos; plenty OF and light; just what
yog have been looking for; see them
RESIDENCES:
seo, ooe-Corner in jackson St. Presidio
heights: beautiful marine view;
never be obstructed; light rooms and
bath everything modern. t5sc6)
leooo-Beautiful residence Of rooms and
BATH 40 foot lot. terraced; flowers in
nrofusion; large lawn; garage: fine view;
the ideal home; liberal terms. (5s22)
$l2 l5o-Reduced from S13,5G0; fine English
basement home Of 10 rooms and bath on
sunny side Of Green St, commanding ex-
cellent marine view. (5072l
$9,500-vicinity Of Broadway and Van Ness
av-; lot 30 feet front; good house Of 10
rooms and bath: marine view (5s0s}
$i,5oO-Cole ST. residence, rooms and bath;
hardwood floors. beamed ceilings, etc. II
means see this one. (55ie)
Si0O0-Clayton st. residence cs rooms and
bath; beautiful view: lot runs tirsaeh
from street 20 street: all street wsrk
done t5543s
LOTS:
1st av. tArgueilo Boulevard Sacramento and
California SITS. opposite Presidio terrace. choice
building lots from So, 200 upward; only one
third cash.
STEUART ST. near Mission, 45:1ox137:5 feet.
STEUART ST. near Mission, 45:i0xI3I:6. Money
to be made here.
Slo,0o0.50x125: Devisadero st. nr. Golden Gate.
Snap! (5SS3)
- s7;s feet; Bargainl (4556)
s2.soo-cole St.. lot 2T:sxloo t3s2S)
$2,25O-12th Clement, 25x12O: all
street work done. t5e9S)
Send for November list of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-s24 KEARNY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
FOR se5 PER ACRE

We have 800 acres rich level land i'm Alameda
county. within mile of Livermore. Property Is
bounded on the north by main county road and
the south by W. p and s. Z. railroads.
Land adapted to any purpose. Ideal for subdi-
vision. Price Ss5 per acre. Adjoining land sell
you bank loan Of $50 per acre on this land.
CREDITORS MERCANTILE AGENCY, 20 Bacon
block, Oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
CRY REAL ESTATE

CITY REAL ESTATE
BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN
FORCED TO SELL IMMEDIATELY
$40 5O0-Reduced from $14 900; 202o Fell ST.,
north side: facing panhandle at Cole; beauti-
ful new 6, and room nats with garage;
large hay windows front and rear; veneered
pine finish; vestibule paneled with finest Ital-
ian and St Anne marble: every room sunny
finest block and building in park district; rent
ed at 81. 740 per year. See 1t today. Won't
last many days.
I. 4. HAYMAN, 1ST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
81 O5o--Sacrifce: beautiful room modern home:
owner called east. large lot and basement. 327
9th avf near California st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27

CALIFORNIA land. 81 per acre cash payment
balance purchase 9oc per month per acre: close
tracts: level. rich. clear ready TO plow Irri-
gated; perpetual water right: immediate pos
STEVENSON coIoNY. N i4i4 t'sa. MSrsst ss. s. s'es E
KERN COUNTY LANDS
All on time
We have a few scattering so and 16O
tracts In the great artesian belt in Kern
time to reliable parties who will agree to
improve. The land is suitable for vines. Hgs.
1mves nos eucalyptus @ cereals gsEetSoiss daIry
raising; prices right. Interest per cent.
Other particulars on application.
paANTERS d. LAND Co.
2oe Metropolis Bank bldg
ALFALFA AND FRUIT LAND.
ATWATER-LIvINGSTON DISTRICT.
N MERGED wIIHs srNE RIyER i IREIGATIoN BIG ion
We have choice subdivision at Livingston,
Merced county; part Of townsite on the tract;
property close to station and market: good roads;
soil deep. sandy loan; will raise alfalfa. fruit,
grapes or vegetables; irrigation canals now on
the tract; prices $50 to 800 per acre; easy
COOPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST CO..
246 Russ building. San Francisco,
VI Mcfceu, Cdl-
CREDITORS SALE.
$3500-10. acres Of rich. level valley land
within 3 miles OF Pleasanton, Alameda county
house Of rooms, splendid condition; large barn
sp FOR 1000 % chickens: about acres Of bearing
orchard (assorted fruts). balance in hay: plenty
Of good water. well. windmill and tank; included
in price Is l horse. l cow. wagons. ncuba
tors. all farming implements and hay in barn:
s1;55o cash; cash; balance & years CREDITORS
Oakland, Cal.
THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME-For
sale-l9 acre chicken ranch. situated at Hessel
sta, Sonoma CO.. Cal. on electric R. r.. about S
acres in grapes years old. in berries and
the rest in barley; chicken yards and yard around
house, all good soil: good house. 22x22 feet on
6 foot basement; good well, chickens. houses and
other outbuildings phone in the house: rural
mail at the yard gate: good store, blacksmith
shop. butcher shop. school and church within 10
OF soon- If you interested write at once TO
Fl. ID. JACKSON. owner. at sebastopoi Cal
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY 10 ACRE FARMS
Atwell Island tract; $500 acres subdivided
into 10 acre farms; price s!5 to 500 per acre;
only $40 per month each 10 acres, and we
will pay you dividend while paying for your
land. Act quick; these farms are selling
BARToN-LUcEY CO.,
224 Monadnock Bldg, s. f.
FOR SOS PER ACRE
We have 800 acres rich. Level land in Alameda
on the south, by W. p. and $. p: railroads
Ing at $3.50 to $500 PER ACRE We can get
G sTre Sas ssS % this % Bsssd sSS
block. Oakland, Cal.
BEAUTIFUL French bungalow with oak floors
and grand location; must be sold less than
cost. Phone Piedmont 1878 immediately.
FOR farms. stock ranches and timber lands see
McFAUL EDWARDS, 257 California ST.