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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-27
A BROKEN RAIL
 CAUSES A WRECK
St. Lous Express on the Pennsylvania Wreckel-Eight Passengers Hurt.

Pittsburg Pa., Jan. 26.--The St. Louis express on the Pennsylvania Railroad, due here from the West at 9:15, met with an accident early to- day. 133 miles west of here. Two rear Pullman cars were thrown from the track and eight passengers in lured. none of them fatally.
 Among the injured was General Manager McKeen of the Vandalia lines. The wreck was caused oy a broken rail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-27
LaceS and EnlbrOiderieS

Beginning Monday morning and continuing the entire week. We will show every novelty known to the importers of this country. You will also note a great variety of such well known staple items as Valenciemncs and Tor chon laces, Swiss and Nainsook edges, inser- tions and headings. l corset covers and all overs-both lace and embroidery patterns abound in many new designs.
 Match sets in all grades. The daintiest or the dainty as we'll as those numbers made for service only.
 Visit our store this week, you will he de- lighted with our show ing.
 We arc showing also as wide range of prices as of qualities begin ming with the low price of 5c the yard and up. 002S~i4> ---.aA0 g1HFr Pine Bluff 's ';!,.z Mercantile Co.
 Second and Chestnut
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-27

throat Or pain in the chest. Il I'm
 Keep-U-Neat Co, steam dyers, cleaners and matters, 51S Main; old phone G57.
 Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co is headquarters for up to date Builders Hardware; largest stock best prices.
 You need have no fear of dying with Pneumonia if you will use Pneumo Emollient it gives immediate relief At all druggists d If If you want anything in the hard ware line phone Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co, where you will get it and get 1t right now.
 Don't give your pictures to Strang- CTS to be enlarged. Take them to Far rar. 32O Pine St, and get a satisfac. tory job.
 When you need wall paper and some one to put it on call up Farrar. old phone 5G4, and le will send n pa per hanger at once. 320 Pine St.
 --Thera are not many things that are good for Whooping Cough but this is one. Pneumo will give your child q,lcK relief. Your druggist has it. ii
 20 per cent discount on Sheet pie turcs, also Framed pictures, $. C. Farrar, 32O Pine St.. Old Phone 5G4. l2-27-1m
 --Malthoid Roofing, one square with caps and cement, s1.9O; guaranteed for five years by Cleveland Matthe ws Hardware Go.
 pr V. J. McComb, of this city, recently underwent a painful surgical operation, but he was doing nicely yesterday
 If suffering from tonsllitis avoid diphtheria by using Pneumo Emol- lient: at ell druggists, soc and $1,o0. Ii I'm
 Suffered day and night the tor ment of itching piles. Nothing help ed me until used Doan's Ointment. 1 R. Garrett, Mayor. Girard. Ala.
 Mrs. Thurman Louthan, who re gently underwent an operation an a local hospital, is improving, whiah will be good news to her manA friends.
 Accidents will happen, but the best regulated families keep Dr. Thomas Electric Oil for such emergencies. It subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
 See Farrar for wall paper window glass and picture frames. 3s0 Pine Street. Old Phone 564.
 12-27-1m
 Let Farrar frame your pictures, also put in your broken glass. Ss0 Pine Street, Old Phone 564. 12-27-1m
 --KWITCHERKICkEN- You won't forget it if you have DOLLAR DESK FILE on your desk. To see 1t Is to want 1t, and look at the price. $l. TomlinsOn < Knox, 20S West 9d Ave, sole agents.
 1 J. w. Allen will soon launch his big gasoline pleasure launch, Ar uuilla," which has been undergoing repairs near the old waterworks for several weeks.
 --Lost-Thursday night, either 1t Elks Theater Or between there and the Cotton Belt depot, sum of mon- ey Finder will please return to this office and receive liberal reward. 1-23-St.
 l --COItD WEATHER HAS COME, HAVE YOU HAD YOUR BROKEN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-27
BRIEF MENTION.
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 Little Rock.
 T. A. Sims C. Little Rock, is in the city calling on his trade.
 R. w. Hart, of Little Rock, is guest at the Hotel Jefferson. c. H. Gammill has returned from q business visit to Little Rock. Simon Bloom of Warner, is in the city transacting business and visiting his family. ----.-...--... ,< 1 INT. and Mrs. w. F. Sallee are ! Spending the week with relatives in Little Rock ..---.--~..a,.a..,,--.-.-.....a N-Ise4Sserr, wire aud daughter, of W nael,rs. w. Va, sare guests at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Clyde Going, of .Jonesboro, was in the city yesterday on legal business. He was a guest of A. Fl. Rowell. Mrs. F. \. Jarvis. of Bankhead, and Mrs. A. J. Clemmons, of Tamo, visitc.s friends in the city yesterday. $. c. Well and family have returned from Hot Springs, where they attend cd the wedding of Mrs. Wells sister. / Dr. F. M. Lewis, of DKean,- .Ark., is visiting Pine Bluff, the guest of Mr. Nand Mrs. ]. x. Lewis, on South Pine ssseet:
 Miss Fanriv-fastings will shortly entertain Miss Gladys Greenfield, of Little Rock, who will arrive here in a few days.
 Mrs. w. C. Dunaway has returned to Little Rock. after spending several days in the city the guest of MT. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hill.
 Ben Franklin and Miss Matte Franklin. of Tamo, this county were among the Jefferson county people in Little Rock yesterday
 Mrs. Harry E. Cook, of Lake Village, is ill the city visiting her parents, Cap yain and Mrs. J. B. Johnson. She was formerly Miss Nell Johnson. of this city.
 J. J. Ostbey, who was formerly with the Sawyer and Austin Lumber Con- pany here, but is now in the lumber business in Memphis, is in the city visiting friends: ..------------ ~-B.-G-~PuWell, popular banker of Camden, was in the city yesterday on his way to Little Rock to attend meeting of the Arkansas bankers <who .WilI discuss. legislatien:-----~--
 Cashier M K. Bloom, of the Citi- zens', Bank, went to Little Rock yes- terday to attend conference of the bankers of the state. They will dis cuss proposed legislation.
 Dr. W, L. Dewoody will go to Lit tie Rock, this afternoon to attend conference of pharmacists to be held there for the purpose of discussing certain proposed legislation that af- fects their interests.
 Charles Le Maire, until recently T clerk at the Hotel Marion, is acting chief clerk<et Me Hotel, Jefferson dur ing the illn4s \ef Otto Roedel. MT. Le Maire whl return td Little Rock as soon as MT Roedel recovers and will become chief clerk at the new Capital Hotel, soon to be opened. Since going to Little Rock MT. I.e Maire has become one of the most popular hotel attaches in that city.
 PREPARING FOR STATE MEETING
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Coast Brevities
INSANE MAN IpENTIFIEp-I

INSANE MAN IDENTIFIED Angeles.
asylum at Patton several days ago is Row be-
Heved TO be Morton L. Brown of Newcastle.
Cal, who disappeared from that place some
weeks ago.
YACHT WAVE BECALMED-Avalon. Catalina
island. July 1.-THE yacht Wave OF san PEDRO.
with J. Gibson Jr.. John Salisbury. Ben Wat
tlington and Phil Dixon OF Los Angeles aboard
drifted into this harbor this morning after hav-
ing been becalmed 80 hours on a trip from San
Diego to San Pedro. The men had been without
fresh water for a hours and we're in a pitiful
condition.
FOUND DEAD IN cABIN-santa Rosa. July
1.-THE body OF Max l.. Pershke OF south
Bend. Ind. was found lying on his bed in a
cabin on the Rudolph place west OF Sebastopol
Thursday night with the throat cut and the
left wrist also badly cut He was a member
Of the Odd Fellows and Mssons in South BEND
and is believed to have been insane. The body
taken to Sacramento today BY brother
o. J. Pershke. who came for ii when notified
FoREsTERS INsTALLED-Tihuron July II
The officers OF court Marin. Foresters of Amer
lea. Of Tiburon, we're installed by District Dep
nty Grand Chief Ranger Charles Mcneil early
IN the week. when Foresters from all parfs of
the county congregafed al the hall. in Tiburon
20 witness the installation. The officers in
stalled were. Paul HeiirIch. Z. G. r. H. CLAY
Barnard. G. r.: James Pagan :. G. r.. Jo-
seph Amaral- r. s.. Edwin Eimunds s. W.
Z. HaFkelrood, }. W: F. Hansen, S. b.; H.
W. krag. J. W
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Tenyo Maru Brings Raw Silk Valued at $8OO,OOO

California coast to. Oahu for Is months.
was picked up on the windward side
of the island July s.
1t was thrown overheard from the
British bark Haddon Hall. bound from
Montevideo to Vancouver, the mes
sage stating:
Bark Haddon Hall, Sunday, No
vember 10, 0S. Bottle thrown over al
8 o. m At noon. latitude 29 degrees
a north; longitude 1872 0s west. 104
days out from Montevideo, wind east
erly; all we'll J. II. SCOTT"
Closing Times of Trans-Pacific Mails
The following SAILING dates and clos
ing times at San Francisco of trans
Pacific mails are based on the latest in
formation furnished by steamship COM
panies. They are subject to change on
notice. Paper mail for the Hawaiian
islands closes one hour earlier than
times given:
For Australia and New Zealand
Steamer Tymeric leaves San Francisco
July 80. Mail closes at 10 a. m.
For China, Japan, Hawaiian islands
and Philippines - Steamer Mongolia
leaves San Francisco July %. Mail
closes at 1870 a. m. Steamer Tenyo
Maru leaves San Francisco July q.
1 closes at 1920 a. m.
For. Tahiti-Steamer Mariposa leaves
San Francisco August 6. Mail closes
at a. m.
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LINER TRUE TO
WIRELESS PROMISE
Arrives From Orient at Hour
Set in AerOgram Sent From
500 Miles Away

The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru. Can
tain Ernest Bent. arrived yesterday
from the orient with 5000 tons of
freight and 129 passengers When 500
miles away Captain Bent sent a wire
less to the Togo Kisen Kaisha office
in this city announcing that he would
be in the harbor at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning, which was just the time that
the big turbine liner came in sight
around Fort Point.
The Tenyo's cargo included l.1S3
bales of raw silk valued at more than
$500, O00 In the cargo also was one
OF the largest shipments of tea ever
brought to port by one ship. In all
there were 25,343 chests of tea below
the Tenyo's matches.
Among the passengers was Mrs. w.
J. Cuthbert, who has been visiting her
brother In law. Bishop Partridge, at his
home in Kyoto. J. r. Morse, president
of the American trading company, was
another passenger. He has been MAX
ing a flying trip to the far east in con-
nection with some of his concessions.
Commander Z. Fujiwara, of the Jap
anese navy, came from Japan on the
Tenyo on his way to london, where he
has been detailed TO oversee some con-
struction work being done for the
Japanese government. Fujiwara com
manded a torpedo boat destroyer dur
ing the war with Russia.
Captain J. w. Barnes, T. S. A.,
who came home on the eTnyo, is a son
of the late General W. H. i. Barnes
of this city and a brother of Billy
Barnes, who was once district attor-
ney and is now practicing law here
Lieutenant Colonel John A Leieune and
Majors L. II. Moses and W. G. Powell of
the L. S. NJ. c., We're passengers
on the Tenyo. coming home after tour
of duty on the Asiatic station.
While lying in Yokohama harbor the
Tenyo was run into by British tramp,
which was being steered with some in
difference to other floating property.
Two of the Tenyos plates were dented
but not 10 any serious extent, and no
other damage was sustained.
The Tenyo's passengers included:
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, July 1.-Two more wind Jam
mers have been chartered union rates the
vessels being the French barks SHIly and Jean
Bart the former having arrived st Dunkirk
July It. and the latter is at Ipswich The
barks are expected to arrive In December and
will load wheat for United Kingdom ports.
The SuIly Is a bark Of 1894 tons net register
and the Jean Bart Is 1881 tons net register The
vessels will each carry from loo. OO0 TO if5. 900
bushels Of grain
Steam carriers not being taken at present
for the grain trade they holding out for
31s Sd and 32s I'D. which is considered by the
dealers as being too high. so they are awaitIn.
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The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, S0-6G; New York, S4-6s;
Omaha S6-70.
SYNOPSIS
The high area OF the north Pacific coast is
moving slowly eastward. causing fair, pleasant
weather over California and Nevada and threat
ening weather over the northern portion OF the
Pacific slope. with showers in the western pOr-
tiOns OF Washington and Oregon A depression
is forming the intermountain region. caus-
ing cloudy weather, with showers in Arizona.
The temperature has fallen slightly in all dis
tricts except San Francisco bay. The humidity
at Red Bluff is 80 per cent and at Fresno 80 per
cent.
Conditions are favorable for fair and some
what warmer weather I'm California Sunday, with
light northwest winds
Following is the forecast for the 80 hours end
ing at , D. m. Sunday:
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair sunday; mod
crate northwest wind
Santa Clara valley-Fair Sunday light north
west wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Sunday, somewhat
warmer: light north wind.
San Joaquin yalIey-Fair Sunday; light north
wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Sunday; light
G. II. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Saturday. July 16
stmr Francis Il. Leggett, Sears. 42 hours from
San Pedro.
q stmr Iris. whitten. 80 days from Guam.
via Midway island 20 days. via Honolulu IL
days.
Stlnr Kansas City, Kidston. % days from
Newport News via coroneI II days and ) hours
Stmr Excelsior. Mason, Al hours from Coos
bay
via Eureka IS hours
stmr National City. Higgins. Il hosrs from
Fort Bragg
deem. bound for San Pedro; put in TO land pas
sengers
Redondo.
stmr Cascade. Ludlow. 45 hours from San
stmr Fulton. shipsy. - hours from san
Diego.
Jap stmr Tenyo Naru. Bent. 2S DAYS Il hours
and - minutes from Hongk0ng. via Yokahsma
Is DAYS hours and - minutes via HOuoluh,
days rs hours and l3 minutes.
Br stmv Dakotah. Ross. "a days from Manila
via Yokohama II daEs
Bkn $. G. Wilder. Jackson. - dsys from
Honolulu.
Power schr washcalore. Peterson. 80 hours
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the
office OF the Secretary of the Regents. Univer-
sity OF California Berkeley, on or before 5
p. m Monday. July 26. 1909. for portions Of
the heating and ventIlating system. including
galvanized iron work. for the University
Library on the University Campus at Berkeley,
per plans and specifics tions on nle at said
Office
by a certified check bond in favor OF the
undersigned. equal 10 ten per cent of the bid.
70 assure execution of contract BY successful
bidder. The right 70 reject any all bids is
reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY oF
CALIFORNIA
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
tonnage Engagements

The French bark Bayard which arrived from
Newcastle. Australia. Friday, was chartered
prior to arrival for barley from here to Europe
at 23s 3D.
The British tank steamer Dakotah arrived from
Japan yesterday. The steamer viii return 10 the
orient with refined petroleum. having been char
tered prior TO arrival
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Bay District land company to Ellen Gleeson,
lot in line of Fifth avenue, 1eo Of street,
y 80 by E 100; $40.
Henry A Hellwegente 10 Albion Crow, lot Ia,
block 20. gift map 3; $40.
Peter Drurv TO G. r. Pedranzini ct al. lot in
F line Of Kearny street. ilo Of Filbert, 2T:e
Charles BrockweI and wife to James Whit
tsker and wife. lot ir f line Of Webster street,
llg;e g; Of California ,, 5 p by sl;S; $40
Of Sixteenth avenue, 2I5 Of street, n % by
f 100; So
william s. Harrison TO William G. Blunt. lot
in " line of Thirteenth avenue, 325 OF X
street. % by W 120; $40.
Jacob Heyman company to Valentine Chappler
Thirtieth, %, i25. IL, 25, IA, W
100; $40.
Samuel N. Grim and wife to William II. Grim
Jr-. lot in W line of Twelfth avenue, 200 OF
J street. \ 25 by W la0: $40
Mary A. Chesworth 10 Joseph Slye, lot in s
line Of Green street, 1lo Of Steiner, " 2T:6
by 1876; SO.
John H. Grady and wife to Michael Hallihan
and wife. lot in NE line Of Knox street, 100 NV
of FELTON,, NV % by Ne 12o; $40.
Lois +. Shaw 10 r. W Bridge, lot in line
Of Fourth avenue 100 of California street
South. 5 80 h 40; SO.
F. ". Bridge and wife to F. Spsngerberg,
Real Estate and Development company TO Pc
ter Colomburo. lot IN " line of Carolina street,
% Of Twenty second, \ 25 BY " 100; grant.
Elizabeth Ove~nnd to Fred Semserg and wife,
lot in line of Elizabeth street, I76:S " of
Douglass, W 20 by $ ia; so.
Emile Bareilles and wife TO Jacob NJ. Seeles,
lot in W line of Tenth avenue, 225 of street,
S % by W 120: so.
Rivers Brothers to Joanna s. Reed, lot IS,
block 80 Lakeview; SO.
Harland II. and Rchelleu Mansfield TO Sol
Getz Sons, lot in line of ! street, 60 W OF
44th avenue, W so by 100. aud one other
piece; SO.
Felix Marcuse and wife TO George H. Fuller,
lot on NV corner Of Sacramento and Maple
streets. n 52:SL by W. S7:6: $40.
George W Pennington TO Elizabeth NJ. Burke
ct al. lot in line Of Shotwell street, 1s5 of
Twenty first 30 by 1926; 81.
Elizabeth NJ. Burke 10 Dennis W. OConnor.
same; SO.
Marie Meyer Webber TO Christina Mayer. lot
in line Of Jersey street, 1873 w OF Diamond,
" p by III. and one other piece; $40.
Benjamin Merrill and wife to Herman Merkel,
lot in W line of Kansas street, 172 S of Nine
teenth. $ 25 by " 100: $40.
Toy Lun Lick ct al. to Shew Kae association,
lot in E line of Waverly place, 92:4 5 OF Wash
ington. 80 by E $40; SO.
Parkside Realty company of San Francisco to
Charles Thomas ct al. lot in n line of T street.
13O W OF Nineteenth avenue, W 25 by 100;
$40.
James T. Dougherty 10 Dennis Sexton. lot in
line of Lobos street, 200 w Of Plymouth, W
% by i25; $40
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BuiIding Contracts

Louis Haas with o. Giannint--AH work ex-
eept shades. finishing hardware, mantels and
fixtures for story frame lhats) corner
Natoma and Russ. NE 80 by Sc 10; IS 355
Peter and Maymee McHugh with Felix Mar
cuse-TO erect two story residence in W line
Of Twelfth avenne 100 n Of Point Lobos avenue
y % by " 100: Sc. 265.
James Boyle with Joseph Neal-To erect a
three story and basement frame building in S
line Of Sixteenth street. 1916 w of Hoffman
avenue 115 by W 25; $6,945.
J. A Christen with Ruegg Brothers-To erect
a one story and basement frame building in n
line of Silver avenue, % w of Ledyard street.
n IS by w 81; 81. .S25.
ID. W. Tietjen with Camp & Carlton, T. E.
Beck. J. Hammond & Co. and ellison & Scott
Electric freight elevator granite brick steel
cement, pIasterng, carpenter etc. excavating
brick building I'm line OF Davis street. eI:S n
Of Clay. 1875 by 45:10; s21, ,040.
Mrs. A. Sheel with Werner & Co.-To erect a
two story and basement frame building (two
fats in side Of Leayenworth street 20 of
Vallejo (between Vallejo street and Broadway
20x6S; 81 500
Pacific cereal association with i. ]. Lynch
To erect a two story brick and frame warehouse
building in S line of North Point street 100 T,
Of Taylor, S 1876 by + 1916; $IO.69I.
George and Mary +. Wilhelm with Ruegr
manteis and gas fixtures for a seven room resi-
denee in line Of Elizabeth street, - of
Noe; 81, 400.
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
orphanage and Alfred Nuttall Nelson me-
mortal home OF $40 Lake St. San Francisco.
has received the following orphan and half
orphan girls from January 1 to July l. 1909:
Marie Schmitt, yrs. 8 mos. ; Eustina Sehmitt
s yrs. mos; Louise Helen Sergeant, 10 yrs. !;
Iquina yerna Sergeant, II yrs. 4 mos; Amy
Florence Lewis 2 yrs. mos; Berdna Col
Inns. u yrs. mos: Beatrice Collins, IL yrs. !;
Sadie Lindsay Walner. yrs; Dorothy Ray
mand Smith, yrs. mos; Charlotte Berg
Watkins, II yrs. 10 mos; Evelyn n. Swan
Etrom, 12 yrs. mos; Marie Hess, l Ut. 4
mos; Grace Ethel Johnson. yrs. 10 mos. !;
Theodore johnson. yrs; Teresa Centurioni.
3 yrs. mos; Bernice May Ford. 6 yrs. o
mos; Louise Ries, yrs. l mo-; Caroline
Schmitt, yrs. mos; Leah NJ A. Krouse,
yrs. mos; Ida Wilson, 8 yrs. mos. !;
Arvilla L. Bsrnsdall, 10 yrs. mo.
ST. FRANCIS girls directory orphan asylum
hereby gives notice that the following orphans
and half orphans have been admitted to the
asylum from January L, 1909, to July /,
1909: William Joseph McCranney. aged 2 yrs
TO whom it may concern; / will not pay for
debts contracted by my wife. Mrs. Ruby Wor-
muth. TIMOTHY F. WORMUTH.
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WHAT HAVE you TO EXCHANGE?
FOR HOME. INCOME, UNIMPROYED BUSI-
NESS OR RESIDENCE PROPERTYf
IN OAKLAND THE GROWING CITY9:
N san FRANCISCO
N BERKELEY
N ALAMEDA
N FRUITVALE1
IN PiEDMONTf
N Los ANGELES CITY,
FARM OR INTERIOR TOWN PROPERTY:
We OFFER EVERY FACILITY FOR Eff
FECTING EXCHANGE FOR YOUR PROPERTY
WHEREVER IT NAY BE.
CALL OR WRITE DESCRIBE FULLY
YOUR PROPERTY AND STATE REQUIRE
MENTS-
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
I2li-l2l6 BROADWAY. OAKLAND, CAL.
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NOW THE CITY OF BURLINGAAIE.
6s8 Market ST.

THE Burlingame Building Co. offers for sale on
terms. 70 desirable parties, several very attrac-
tive homes situated in the best part OF the
Burlingame district. high rolling land
These houses are most artistic in design and
contain every modern convenience: broad
pOrches; large living rooms; psneed dining
rooms; open hreplsces: buit-in sdeboaTds and
book cases; sleeping porches. etc. They rep
resent the highest attainment In home build
ing combining the best in workmanship ma
terisls and construction. Convenient to two
stations and also the electric cars; 25 min
utes from the city: trsdesmen call and deliver
daily. VIII be ready for occupancy within
three weeks. including tinting. window shades,
garden paths. etc. Plans and specifics tons
can be seen on application TO F. J. RODGERS
a co 235 MONTGOMERY ST.
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Weather Report

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Frsneiseo. July II, 1909.
RAINFALL DATA
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BuRLINGAME REAL EsTATE

CENTRAL ADDITION
CENTRAL ADDITION
CENTRAL ADDITION
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san MATEO REAL EsTATE
SAX MArEol

We ARE BUILDING SOME VERY
ARTISTIC HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS
~ HAYWARD PARK WHICH WILL.
BE SOLD on EASY TERNS-SAEF
YOUR RENT MONEY.
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In the best residential section Of San Mateo
and Burlingame adjoining San Mateo park and
surrounded by properties that have made for
tunes for those who bought early
so down and see Central addition The at
tracfive homes already built and the class of
buyers guarantee its value and desirability: .
minutes from BurIingame; electric cars pass the
tract every 10 minutes; no fog; hne macadsm-
lied streets: sewer. water. gas, electricity and
easy terms: get OF electric at Peninsula av
Send for our new illustrated folder OF Central
addition
BALDWIN & HOWELL, sIs-s24 Kearny st: ST.
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PALO ALTO REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-Sscrifce: beautiful home and
Il scres in fruit: Los Altos. cut
of: superb view; bounded by living stream.
UNIVERSITY REALTY CO. Pale Alto. Cal
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Between San Mateo and Burlingame.
Between two rapidly growing centers.

ao minute from ths elty.
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Army transports

The Logan sailed July 10 from Manila.
The Crook is in port
The BufOrd is in port and win sail for Seattle
July %.
The Sherman is in port
The Warren is at Manila.
The Fitzpatrick left Manila May I. bound for
New York. by way Of Suez.
The Sheridan IS in port
The Thomas, outward bound, sailed July 10
from Honolulu.