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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-10-07
THETFORD.

Nathan Hill is visiting his parents
William Porter has closed his sum-
mer residence at the Hill, and return
ed to his home in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Harriet Wilmot is very i'll.
William Worcester returned to his
school this week.
Foster Palmer was at home the
first of the week.
Ethel Trescott is visiting at Wells
River
The Sewing Circle met at Mrs. San
born's this week.
Samuel Webster was in town the
first of the week
Christine Vaughn has gone to
market for her fall millinery stock.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-10-07
Eliminates Crossings.

The public service commission has
ordered the elimination of three
dangerous railroad-highway cross
ings ON the Woodstock Railway neal
Hartland and Hartford as petiti )nej
by the Railway company. The COM
missi ,pera order tbs con 4 ectlue
highway completed on Otobst /
1910 and ips o.rInse sha be borne
as follows: State of Vermont, %
percent; Woodstock Railway, s.
percent; Town of Hartford, 10 per-
cent; Town OF Hartland, 10 percent
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-10-07

Father-And SO your schoolteacher Is
dead? Sonny-What's the good of that
while the school is still there7-Meg-
gendorfer Blatter.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-10-07

The Skeptic-How do you suppose
Noah could see during all that food
and darkness. The Believer-He prob
ably had arc lights aboard.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-10-07

Advertise in the Waterman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
NOTlClAS

Aver rlneron en- Pucrta Dc TERRA,
Cristina lie .lesiis y Jose Maria y iue-
ron arrcsiados por Ia policIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
Las tarifss en- eI Senado


Nueya York nlartes.-Eomuuican dc Wash
ington que cl Scnado concuy0 auochc los debates
sobrc las tarifaS.
Sc comcnta muy divcrsamentc csta rara una
nimdad del Scnado cuando hast;l Ultima bora
nadic sospcchaba cl scSg" tlanqullo que ha to
mado cl astnto dc las taliiaS
FL acucrdo del Scnado ua sorprcndldo los
que cspcraban que los debates durarlan 10 men"~
uuincc diaS mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
Service Especial del beIet1n MercaHiii
0ABLEGRAMAS.
La dimisi6n &c won Bul0W
SE RETIRA DE LA POLlTlCA

Nucva York martcS-D Diccn dc Berlin que.cl
cancilIer Won. Bulow ha maniestado 81 propoSlto
dc rctirarsc de Ia poitica activa.
I'll ilustrc politico alcman funda los motlvos
dc s,I resolution en- el dcplorabIe cstado dc "a
Iud en- 10 avanzado de su cdad.
EI Kaiser ha uoStrado viva contrarlcdad al
Sabcr In resolution de Won Ruiow. Y trata dc con
ycnccrlc para que desista de 81 proyccto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
NueYo apodsrado

Los senorcs j. M. Blaneo y Com
raiiia, aereditados farmae6utieos dc
es's nlaaa, nos participant que han con
ferido poder general para que les re-
picsentc en- todos los asintos al doe
tor en- farmacia, don Agustin Blanco
y Gcigel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
PrEsTO DE CEBORUCO

Por iafraeeion dc ins ordenanzss
mIlnieipales IL; por iniracci,n 4 la
ley de carrcteras ) por portar armas
"rohibidss | por crueldad con anima-
lee I.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29

Aver r,neron en- Pucrta Dc TERRA,
Crisiina lie Jesus y lose Maria y iue-
ron arrostados por Ia policIa.
IN cabo de policia Soltero, denuncio
,sta mauana, i Armando Lopez y Pc
dro Bored acusados de cS.andalo "a
Ia via puhIlca.
Por falta d. pruebas ha sido absueltn
.lnan A. Rosario, acusado dc agrcslon
"a Rafael Osorio. en- Ia calle dc San JUS
la.
~ ha presrntado una dcnumia con
IRA joaquin Ortiz. por infraeci6n del
reglamcnto de Sandal.
FL acusado tuc absueIto por Ia Corte
Municipal.
Aver fuc arrcStado en- Puerta Il"
TERRA. GaIo Menesas, por embriagre/
,n la .la publica
lla sido arrcstada n Santurcc, Flo-
IA Rodriguez quicn al ser despedida
de la fdbrca de pinas, d@ aqIel barrie
promoyi6 IN es.andalo monumental y
ut datcuilA por a guardia Castillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
La pD|ieIa en- San Juan

Servicios prestados por Ia f'lersa de
Ia policia ms~llar del Dtstrito de san
Juan, durante las "a horas de aver 4
hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
PUESTO DE SAN JUAN

Por infrarcion de las ordenanznS
municipales 4; por juegos prohibidcs
,; por hurto de menor cuantia ,, por
aconetimionto y aggression 2, por abn-
so De confianza ] por portar arnas
prohibidas I por requisitoriado |.
PCESTO DE PCERTA DE TERRA
Por nfwcci6n de- las ordenanzaS
muni"ipales .; por turbar la paz ptl-
blica >.
ri ESTO DE SANTURCE
Por infraccion de las ordenanzas
municipalcs 4 por infraccion Il Ia Icy
de Sandal !.
The Yale expositor., 1909-06-18
Yale High School Annual.

"The Senior" an annual gotten up by
the graduating class of 1909, is before
us and is worthy of note. AS it should
be, the book is dedicated "To her of
whom our earliest recollection of school
life is associated, Miss Phoebe Roy"
The pages are filled with Illustrations
of the school building and interior,
portraits of the class of 1909 and others
of the high school, the corps of teachers,
the board of education, besides the ora
tions of this years class. editorials, a
page or so devoted to the athletics of
the school, little nonsense, and the
names and addresses of the Alumni
classes since 1891.
There 10 also a nice showing of ads.
from the principal business men of the
city through whose generosity II was
made possible to issue this work.
The Yale expositor., 1909-06-18
Eleventh Annual Sale.

George Mcintyre has issued posters
announcing his 11th annual sale and
delivery day of Deering harvesting
machinery, Keystone and Sterling side
rakes and leaders, John Deere leaders,
sulky plows, Empire, DeLaval and Blue
Bell cream separators, at Yale, Satur-
day, June 10. Over one hundred vehi-
cles are set up and ready for your in
spection consisting of top buggies, sur
reys, open driving wagons and bikes.
They are of the latest designs and are
warranted to be as represented. We
will also have on display large and
complete line of gasoline engines, wind
mills, harness, wagons, land rollers,
pumps, plows, cultivators, spring tooth
and spiketooth harrows, manure
spreaders, etc. Come prepared TO take
your purchases home with you. If you
wish you can make your purchases now
get tickets OF the buggy and take the
articles away on day of sale. Terms
of sale: Cash OF bankable paper. Sale
begins at zoo o'clock a. m. Come and
bring your friends.
The Yale expositor., 1909-06-18
Great Southern Comedy.

Uncle Seth or Taggs the Waif, the
great southern comedy in five acts will
be presented at Central Hall, Yale, on
Wednesday, June 23 Curtain rises at
$50 p. m. sharp. This is a comedy drama
that never fails to please. Given under
the direction of n. j. Whiting, who
has played this comedy two successive
seasons with great success. 1t has an
intensely interesting plot and the
comedy is unexcelled. A sure cure for
the blues. Don't fail to see it. For
further particulars see small bills.
Admission adults 25 cts, children
under 12 years Is cts Reserve seats 10
cents extra, on sale at Pollock & Hen
nessy's drug store at 7:30 p. m, Mon
day, June 81. This play will be given
i'm the Peck opera house the following
evening.
The Yale expositor., 1909-06-18

On the road between Yale and VIM
a. Campbell's residence in Lynn town
ship, gold bracelet. Finder will b,
suitably rewarded for the return oi
same. S-2
The Yale expositor., 1909-06-18

An office boy, a man to do general
work around hotel, girl for Kitchen
work and girl for general housework.
Enquire at the Paisley Hotel, Yale.
The Yale expositor., 1909-06-18

have $4,000 that 1 want to loan
within the next two weeks on farm
property. j. A. Rapley, Attorney,
\ ale. 49,
The Yale expositor., 1909-06-18
CHILDREN'S DAY. .

| The heavy rain of Sunday morning
| hindered many from attending the eX
ercises in the First Presbyterian church
but the building was comfortably filled
and the ardor of the children was not
dampened by the dampness outside but
they were as bright as if the day had
been ever so sunshiny. The church
was prettily decorated with the nation
al colors in flags and bunting, in OBJ
servance of Flag day, and potted plants
and singing birds. The program fol
lowing was nicely rendered and enjoy
ed by all.
The rite of baptism administered to
several children was feature of the
program.
On account of many being unable to
attend last Sunday morning it was de
cided to repeat that part of the program
marked with an next Sunday even
ing beginning at $50.
| Hymn, ........ ...-................ Choir
| Prayer, r,...............R Rev. L. III. Case
Cornet Solo, o,..,........E. +. A. Carney
"Our Greeting X Mrs, Spencer's Class
Exercise, "Jesus and the Children"
4 Primary children
Baptism of children, Rev. L. II. Case
Exercise, "Open the Gates" x Primary
Cradle Roll Call and presentation of
flowers and certificates, Mrs Il. NJ.
Lothian and Mrs. Il. Ellar, Supts.
Music, Jas. Beavis' Class Orchestra
Recitation, ............ Howard Run
Song, "Clap, Clap" ... Primary children
Recitation, .......L Laura Monroe
Song, Grown Jesus King"
Miss VanWagnen's class Il
Exercise, "He Careth for Me-
Georgia Beavis' class
Recitation, .......... Helen Palmer
Music, Jas. Beavis' Glass Orchestra
Address, "The Origin Of the Flag"
E. II. Drake
Song, America" a"..........t... School
Offering
Announcements, 49,. Rev. z. II. Case
Hymn, ..................... Choir
Exercise, :. :. "Sunshine Band of Hope"
10 Primary girls
"Buttercups" ..... Mrs. Palmers class
Presentation of Diplomas to Class
graduating from Primary Depart
ment, by Miss Mckenzie, Supt.
Address, .............R Rev. L. IL. Case
Duet, Duet Mildred Rub, Mildred sweet
| Benediction, .....,....R Rev. =. II. Case
Children's day exercises were held in
the Methodist Episcopal church in the
evening The church was made very
pretty with bunting, red, white and
blue, and potted plants and flowers.
Following is the program which was
very nicely executed
Song, Forward March" ....... School
Prayer, ............ Rev r.. o. LawrasOn
Scripture Reading ........ii;,.;;.. school
Solo,. -, -. LIsle Newell
Exercise, "Bible Recitation" Glass
Song, "Where the South Winds Blow"
Sunday School Scholars
Greeting, .........,.A Amelia Moskowitz
| Anthem, -! ..!.................... Choir
Exercise, "What- He is to U.s.. Glass
Solo, ..,....,.....,. ... Ida May Allen
Recitation, n,........,.......F Faye Wight
Recitation, n,.............. Harold Ward
| Recitation, ,.......... Bernice Evans
Song, "Where the Merry Birds are
| GrOWlng, .................. Urinary
Song, "All Together" ....... School
Exercise, Forward for Jesus" Class
Song, "Just Row of Buttercups", Class
Recitation, .......... Pauline Fead
Solo, ......... ...... Pearl Whiting
| Recitation, ............. Natalie Knapp
Recitation, ........ Dorothy Drouyor
Song, Natures Praises" 49,. School
Flag Exercise
Benediction, Rev. r. o. Lawrason
|
The Yale expositor., 1909-06-18

Exercises at the Nj. T.. church were
held at the regular service hour. A
large audience enjoyed the program
nicely prepared. The decorations were
all in keeping with children's day.
The Yale expositor., 1909-06-18
Washinas Wantad
Helm Wanted.

Would like washings to take at home.
SO Mrs. Robt. Williams.
The Yale expositor., 1909-06-18

Say Have you seen the 1Oc Glass
ware at the Bazaar? W. B. Lane.
Now is the time to get bargain in
ready trimmed hats at M. NJ. Pearce's.
The Yale expositor., 1909-06-18
: TOO Much Money =

Spending TOO Much A10neyS
expenditures To-day this saving regularly because he
ACCOUNT.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-cortlnuea

NAPA COUNTY
$60 per acre-671a acres of Al bill iand
miles from Napa;sin splendid farming uas
trict; raises large crops of hay and grain
$4u per acre-200 acres of splendid nay anu
pasture land; well watered; small nouse @
Mna ana large hay barn; only miles iio'n
$750-5 acres in St. Helena; near electric road
and ana new high school; also acres acres for for
Soo0 all good soil and well iocateu iol
=, 90 small chicken ranches; easy terms. -,
So'ooo.I7 acres; on flowing creek ~ acres ,u,s un
DER cultivation; acres orchard acres
vineyard. IL acres hay. 81 acres timber
land. supplying splendid timber ana nre
wood; II chicken houses, brooder nouse' ees's
barn, dwelling house of rooms STOCK
implements and gasoline engines all COM
plete.
$s,500-103 acres fruit and stock ranch; room
house, barn and wagon shed. mliknouse
ETC.. l6 acres orchard, acres whey ara 9;
50 acres cultivable land outslae =,
orchard and vineyard; horses, cows, 81, ~
hogs, wagons, TOOLS harness, etc; COM
piete fruit drying outfit; about !. 600 CORDS
60 eoo OF standing wood; plenty of spring waiet
acres; in healthy MOUNTAIN aie1Tses 1es
acres table grapes. berries of all kinds,
acres corn and vegetables; also 1amlly
olenard oen q splendid supply OF spfnrs for summer
resort; 2 large houses, tents. cottases, ages
baths. ETC.; ali furnished complete; pasture
FOR 3s to 40 head of stock year rouna;
only hours drive from Napa; splendid
summer trade included.
S<o,ooo-Gentleman's country home OF 40 acres; 81
IL a. resistant vines; family orcnard, 81
a. hay land and other cultivable land;
large supply of standing wood; - room
modern house. all finely furnished; cot
tages; fine grounds and mineral spring
horses, cows chickens and all equip
ments; abundant water supply; splendid
location and fine, natural SURROUNDINGS; no
trade; household furniture and piano.
$S,3oO-12 acres of river land in best part OF
valley; 25 a. alfalfa; splendid levees and
fine opportunity to irrigate; fronts on
MOUNT & SON. Napa. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
CITY REAL EsTATE-consrnued
FYFE & DEPAoLI.


FYFE & DEPAOLI,
329T Mission ST. opposite 29th
Office open today from a m. TO p M
nshed; just what you have been wishing
ear line; $500 cash, S25 per month
basement; concrete foundation; lot 2Sx100
s., 2,S00-New 4 room and bath cottage; high
basement; large hoored attic; all modern
conveniences: Crescent ay. Mission
St; easy terms.
81 ,350-Fine room bungalow; nice garden;
chicken houses good ncighborhood; lot 25x
ll2:6 y block from car; $3.50 cash, BAL
SIG per month. Snap.
S150-Unfinished cottage of rooms; lot all
fenced; $500 cash. IS per month.
S2,200-Cottage rooms. bath; high basement;
first class condition; close TO 29th and
Mission SITS. A good buy.
$2,50o-New up to date cottage. rooms, bath,
attic; fine fixtures; concrete foundation;
cemented basement; i block Mission st;
terms.
s., se,5o0-Sacrihee: stores with concrete base
ment and fats. and rooms, bath,
each: 64 TT. frontage Mission ST.; cost
$500 to build years ago; bituminzed
street; cement sidewalk: must be sold.
81, ,500-Swell lots. 51x10o #; street work
all done; vicinity Church and 26th SITS.
S25 cash. $40 per month; fine level building
lot, 1 block Cortland av. line; price
$3.50
ssoO--Lot 25xloO IT. on Guerrero st. car line;
terms 10 suit
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-Continue,
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Irrigated Lands.
SO per acre.
0ne-ffth Cash.
$40 CASH

$40 DER
One-ifth Cash.
$40 CASH
BUYS TEN ACRES
And assures good living for the rest OF.
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
After careful examination of the lands of
oRLAND, GLENN CO.. CALF,
\, As st the ideal site to demonstrate GOVERN
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Has made chemical and scientific cxami-
nation of every piece Of land we are selling,
NO HARD PAN. No BED ROCK, NO
ALKALI AND No ADOBE.
The U. S. GvERNMENT has established at
have proven that TEN ACRES OF LAND AT
09RLAMD 9,RIa1NI WILL SUPPORT FAMILY Lux
The planting and cultivation of the land is
carefully demonstrated by the government
officials and No MISTAKES OR FAILURES
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
HAS APPROPRIATED $3.50, 900
To put in a model irrigation system. allow
ing the purchaser ten years to pay back the
cost OF labor and material. and charging no
TE WAR Thns you y9I ARE heT
cHBEAPEsT cB WATER IN THE WORLD.
n,s,,.a oRANGEs g; AMP Mp LEMONS At oRaASD L. Nd
mona, Redlsnds and Riverside, and are of
the best quality
ALFALFA
Yields six to eight cuttings, and 10 tons to
the acre is only an average crop.
All deciduous fruits, garden truck, berries,
olives. Almonds walnuts, grapes, ETC.. thrive
at Orland.
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Has safeguarded the purchaser in every
way they could Not more than 40 acres sold
REMEMBER. $40 PER ACRE. TERMS
ONE-FIFTH CASH, viii buy this land-THE
FINEST LAND IN THE STATE AT ANY
PRICE
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.
Telling what a wonderful opportunity that
UNCLE SAM HAS MADE POSSIBLE BY
ADVANCING $500, 900 TO PROVIDE HOMES
FOR THE PEOPLE THAT WILL SUPPORT
THEM.
$l40 CASH BUYS TEN ACRES.
ARMSTRONG. QUATMAN & CO.,
227 Montgomery ST. 227 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19


DOWNTOWN BUSINESS BLOCK.
points; under lease at $4,000 per an,
mum; $4,000 bank loan remain; Al
SPLENDID doRSPRR dp6lssaPass ENLISTMENT SRf ''4''
S4o,Ooo-A splendid closein business corner ON 2
prominent Oakland business streets; in
come Si,2OO per annum. over 1O0 feet
frontage; $4,000 bank loan can remain;
principals only (53S)
:, !, BEAUTIFUL sGo PARK FRONT RESIDENCE.
Sliiooo-tlne home; II rooms. furnace; baths;
: toiiets bedrooms. corner. 63x150; 30
Ieet @ wide; ample room for another resi-
; aence; near cariine; extra choice location;
FINE INCOME CORNER.
sio'ooV. Hne apartment nats, and rooms
each. sleeping verandas: northwest cor
ner; income $115 per month; choice. tine
renting location; on beautiful street:
ADAMS POINT RESIDENCE.
s'''ooaattraetlye sas'tlye z story residence, rooms,
1l.s nneiy arranged; 5oSlSo; splendid buy in
CENTRAL CORNER STORE.
reSteg bnl and fat and !, pair aats well
Oakland for business. (56D
FINE ROOMY BUNGALOW.
So,soo-Plenty of breathing room: sunny
rooms; polished floors: furnace; 5Oxl5O:
lake view; surrounded by fine homes:
convenient to 5. P. r. R. locals; $500
cash. (6Js)
CLOSEINs FLATS
s4,ooo.Pair modern hats. and 6 rooms; 35x
100; rents $50: near s. +. local service;
".HNecS Walk 10 CITY man, s-svvV uloft-
gage remain. t455l
FRUITyALE BUNGALOW.
S4,2o0-Fine. well built bungalow that will
stand rigid inspection: 8 sunny rooms:
extra number of windows: full front
yerandah; 41x1S0: south exposure; near
safilne; coa en9lss srR i0esTi9R, sF1Rr T45)
So,Ucu-Store and living rooms: J0x 100; q II.
vacant for further Improvements; ON main
avenue. (594t
LIMA VISTA BUNGALOW. '
So,9U0-Modern bungalow: rooms; high base
ment; 50x140; driveway: near carline:
beautiful sheltered location in this select
district (ION
Low PRICED HOME.
S2,3UO-Nearly bungalow: rooms; bath;
45xl0S; driveway; barn: cement walks:
street work done; near 4th av cars
$1,000 cash: cheap (6I7l
LAY9iANCE REAL. ESTATE CO..
1214l2l6 Broadway Oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
SMALL RANCHES.

SMALL RANCHES.
CH1CKEN-GRAPES-FR
lo-20-30 acre ranches on our beautiful San
Martin ranch, south of the San jose; improved
grapes. ETC.; this is of the ideal locations In
Santa Clara valley; only IS miles from San
Francisco; price S100 per acre; monthly pay
ments of Sl4l4 including interest. If desired; IL
nome and where you will get good returns out
OF the land. let show you over our ranch.
600 ACRE STOCK RANCH.
Mariposa county-160 acres plow land. all
fenced; plenty of water; good ranch building of
rooms. modern, with BATH etc.; barns, wagon
shed slI & &smokehouse. ETC.. price 81 800: terms
FINEST CHICKEN RANCH IN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA.
90 acres in Sonoma county; 11,000 chickens;
all necessary buildings; ne residence: gas plant;
$50, 600.
ONLY Sc PER ACRE.
LOGO acres in Butte county; south fork OF
FEATHER river; over 10000 cords of wood; best
ouy we have in the office for the money.
ATTENTION. SToCKMENi
farm and stock ranch in California; 11,645
acres, 10 miles west of railroad, steamboat
landing and county seat; 1900 acres grain
land. balance oak range fenced and cross
fenced; watered: good improvements; 900 acres
alfalfa land; rainfall 20 inches; including cat
tie, price $12. so per acre; one-third cash.
ORANGE RANCH.
ideal country home, six miles from Oakdale !;
ern buildings; Is acres of IL year old navel
oranges; 10 of deciduous fruit trees and
vines In bearing; 10 acres of alfalfa or fruit
land; all under ditch and. irrigated at small
cost; best proposition In San Joaquin valley; all
farming implements; horses, complete equip
ment goes with the place: price $4,000; terms.
c. NJ. WOOSTER CO..
7O2 Market ST.. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19

Sc. OOO-Snap; my loss is your gain; good reasons
FOR selling; j have place that is now paying
: per cent on the price asked, and which can
be made TO pay considerably more: two rm.
ana two 6 room cottages, with vacant front
age enough for additional cottages; all sew
cred and piped for gas and water; splendid
water supply. with windmill and pump, also
ing machine, supplying all cottages with gas
for cooking and lighting; barn, automobile
house, Toulouse, ETC.: easy terms to right par
lies Address WILLIAM DE CARTERET
telephone office. Napa, Cal.
ONE of the most attractive and desirable homes
ON The peninsula at bargain. Price below
value OF the improvements. Exchange for
improved San Francisco or Oakland property.
Would lease for long term.
Large, modern house, gas. electricity, hot
water. heating system garage, large stables,
greenhouses, fine water plant, artesian wells.
over acres finest soil; every variety fruit.
lemons figs. walnuts ETC.. grow to perfection.
Beautiful grounds, lawns aud gardens; fine
old trees.
On automobile road TO San Francisco; acces-
sble suitable for subdivision
Address Owner. box 334a. Call office.
IRRIGATED ALFALFA, LAND
In small tracts at Livingston and Atwater
Merced county; land joins s. +. r.. R.; plenty
of irrigation water; canals the land ;
fine crops produced this year; alfalfa makes
TO 10 tons per acre: sweet potatoes. beans
loan: land level: prices S75 to 500 per acre
including water right with rental 81 per acre
per annum. Send for Literature.
COOPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST COM
PANI. 246 Russ building, San Francisco. or
Aierced. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19

Around HEALDSBURG are located the richest
vaiieys in California. which offer the very
best Inducements for the home OF farm
Seeker- Ideal climate, well kept roads.
the handling of all products. Handsome @
booklet mailed upon receipt of stamp: The
below listed a few of the properties we
offer for sale:
$l3,oo0-32 acres very finest land. SO
miles from town and l mile to r. H.; =
apples, acres Bartlett pears, acres
cherries, acres peaches. acres grapes and
young apples, 80 wanuts, 81. oranges ana
lemons, also all fruit for family use. Fine
modern room and bath house; barn. Iruit
dryer etc An up to date fruit ranch, with
Z constantly increasing income Fruit sold for
$4,000 this year with low prices and only
Sl,Soo-23 miles from town; Az acres
hnest bottom land near Russian river 4
acres hearing grapes; ; room house, barn,
etc Fine location for chickens and garden
Ad1oins large fruit and hop ranches. where
there is always plenty of work. $500 cash.
paiance easy terms
$4,O0o-1s1s acres river bottom land,
miles from Headsburg and from Geyser-
VILE, on line of electric r. K. to be con-
structed. 31a acres peaches, u acres prunes,
young prunes and 1 y acres vineyard. Bal
ance Will grow anything Live creek runs
through room house, good barn, etc. Elec-
lrie light and telephone if desired. k. +. ID.
ms Is a snap unimproved land brings
more money. and will double in value when
X. X. is completed.
SSoo-Candy ice cream and stationery;
increased Will invoice more. Sickness cause
of selling.
S0N0MA AND MENDoCIN0 REALTY CO.,
34l West St. Heaidsburg.