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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-11
City and County
Brief News Items

Mis- Maude Amey of Joseph was ir
Enterprise Friday.
Headquarters for school supplies.
Jackson & Weaver's drug store.
Fred Wagner was in Joseph on
business Thursday.
Japalac, varnish stains. linseed oil
at Burnaugh & Mayfield's.
Attorney T. NJ. Dill arrived home
Friday from a trip to Portland and
Seattle.
L. ]. Jordan went out to La Grande
Friday to stay a few days with his
wife and daughter.in-law.
States and tablets. pencils and
pens-in fact everything needed by a
school pupil-at Jackson & Weaver's
John and viii Gardner and Earl
Handy let for Portland Wednesday
They are going overland to see the
country and have an outing.
Anyone wishing apples, pears,
plums, crabapples or prunes call up
Mountain View Fruit farm. Home
phone.
Mrs. E. ]. Fo:sythe and daughter
Irene returned from La Grande Fri
day where they had been to consult
an occulist in regard to Irene's eyes.
The Ice cream social which was
to have been given on the NJ. E.
church lawn Friday evening was
postponed until more favorable
weather.
l.. e. Jordan returned from La
Grande Friday afternoon. He reports
his vile and the other Enterprise
patients in the hospital there as
improving nicely.
Miss Grace Wood will hold her
annual Fall millinery opening Wed.
nesday, September 10. Commenc-
Ing that day and con .inuing for five
wees each lady making a purchase
amounting to 81 or more will be
given a ticket on a set of silver
knives and forks bought Of NJ. Larsol
winch Is a guarantee of the best
quality. Or the lady holding the
lucky number may take her choice
or anything in the store of the
same value. All are cordially in
Vitea to come and see the beautiful
new Fall goods. Remember the date
Wednesday. Sert. Is.
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state. If you have good chickens,
enter them at the fair. If they are
good enough they will get a prize,
though they may be good and not
get a prize. epending on the compe-
titlon; but send them any way, and
you will probably learn wherein they
lack. Don be AFRAID to learn. If
you don't get prize it is your priv
ilege when you go home to tell your
neighbors that the Judge didn't know
his business; sometimes the judge
does not. Poultry judges may make
mistakes like other judges, but they
are generally honest and they are
just as liable to make the mistake
Of giving the prize to your bird as
the other fellows. Send for prem
ium list and enter blanks to the Sec
retary, F. A. Welch.
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noble being, Man, does not, on the
other hand, o"erestimate the lords
of creation. She was speaking re-
cent of another prominent woman
who is somewhat lukewarm in the
suffrage cause.
'The trouble with Mrs. Blank" ;"
said Mrs. Gait, SIS that she fairly
worships her husband. She think'
that he is absolutely perfect. Why,
the parrot taught him to swear
the woman act rally believes that
Woman.s Home Companion for Sep.
tember.
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NoRTHWEsT's GREAT
FARMING FUTURE
(Contiprld from front page.)

(Contipr1d from front page.)
public address at the Armory on
the afternoon of Oc ober 2, he will
lay the corne. stone of the First
Uni ersalist church on the following
day.
The coming visit OF the President
has been the cause of a new record
being set for Oregon fruit. Some
admlrer has purchased two prize
)oXes of Winter Banana apples from
, Hood River orchard, paying S25
FER box for them and will present
them to the nations executive. AS
the apples will run about 32 to the
box, the buyer will spend about 75
cents for each )ple, a price never
before, so far as known, paid for
Oregon apples. OF course the careful
selection and packing of the fruit for
shipment to the White House accounts
for large part of the almost fabu-
lous price.
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School supplies of all kinds at Jack
son & Weavers.
w. |. Calvin and family returned
Wednesday from a two weeks camp
at Minam
Elgin Flour at w. j. Fu..k & Cos
Patent $1.50 sack, straight grade,
S1.40 a sack.
Born-to the wi e of Ralph Hollem
back, Thursday, September 8; son.
ber 8, a son.
Comfy Surve or H. e. Merryma an
has returned from The Buttes where
he has been mailing a survey.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Allen and
little son Jay leave Thursday Of
next week for Los Angeles, expect
ing to spend the winter in California
Or. C. T. Ba ION of La Grande was
in the city We ne 'day in consul-a-
tion with DR.. {. A. Ault in the
case of Gerald Holmes.
Comfy Superintendent J. C. Con-
ley is this week entertaining his
brother, w. F. Colley, whom he had
not seen for 23 years. Mr. Conley
resi- les at Ster ing City, Calf. He
came in Sunday accompanied by
his mo her, Mrs. r. s. Conley who
has been at FL in for some time.
He will spend a couple of we eks
with relatives here and at Joseph.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Rev. e. Owen wi preach his fare.
well sermon as pa stor of the Baptist
church in this city next Sunday
morning at the Christian church.
Rev. Moon a divinity student from
Eugene will speak at the Christian
church Sunday evening.
NJ. e. church: Sunday School, 10
a. m. Preaching IL a. m. and 8 p. m.
Morning subject. "The Fruit of the
Spirit Epworth League Z p. m.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday 1880 p. m.
Rev. C. e. Trueblooi, Pastor.
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PARADISE.

Paradise, Set. 6.-Bob Day of En-
terprise was in this vicinity lasl
week.
lave Kuhn went to Anatone,
Wash, with load of wheat for flout
What is the matter with the Flora
flouring mill?
R. d. Churchill left last week for
home.
CroGs are pretty good here this
year. Some fields of Forty-Fold
wheat a'e max ng an average of 40
bushe to the re and Turkey Red
whe about the same. Barley, the
yie.d per acre was A bushels.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Il. A. SLOOp 10 Il. y. Smlln, IrdcI
in Sc sec. 2, twp. 2 s., A, $4,000
Anton Ledn cky to E. F. Johnson
Lot 4, sec. 4, Lots l and 2 sec. 5, In
i2, sw Sc 32-2n-42. $925OOO
R. l.. Taylor to Geo. Palmer Lbr.
Co., WIZ Sc sec. 8, n1s ne sec. 10
3n-41
]. H. Britton to S. B. Conner, n 1a
NV sec. 10-1s-42.
Nancy Boner to w. B. Hunter, Tract
n Sc sec. 1O-1s-i3.
S. d. Moore to w. B. Hunter,
Tracts adjoining Lostine, also lots
II, IL, 13, IA, Is, 16 and II, Blk. 4
Bowman's add to Lostine. 100000
Wallowa National Bank to r. L.
Day, tract in sw 95-1s-44. $36450
U. S. to H. H. MoIlton, lot 3 sec
u, lot and n1a ne 2S-5n-42.
Augustus Walker to L. Neader, MY
lie 2f-1n-42, $1.OO
A. NJ. Wagner to F. A. Wagner, "A
~ blk. 21 Gardner's add to Enter.
)rise.
U. S. to Emma r. Palmer, s1s sw,
&c 20, Sc Sc sec. 10, ne ne sec. 80,
ln-41.
U. S. to Nellie NJ. Spencer R. r.
lie 15-4n-41.
U. S. to Richard Claycomb R. R.
ls nwA, Sc NV, ne sw 23-4n-41.
U. S. to Elith p. Byrilit Il. r. sw
lw, NV sw sec 20, n1a Sc sec 10, 4n-41
S. F. Pace to l.. w. Minor, 597.53
lcres in1n-43. $4500.00
James Cope to Eva H. Rawson lot
} blk. l. Town Of Wallowa, $4,000
Jacob e. Scott to Peter Beaudan
VIZ Sc. Sc ne sec SO, sw NV sec "a
SAC. $1,000.
Louise e. Scott to Peter Beaudan,
VIZ sw 34-2s-46. $625.OO
John w. Scott to Peter Beaudan
OF 4 sw NV, WIZ sw 3-Ss-46. $14O0.
Jay H. Dobbin 10 Guy w. Huffman
ea Sc, Sc ne sec 8, sw NV sec
mas, WIZ NV sec Sc, WIZ sw sec 25,
he se' Sc ne sec 26, 3n-46. $2960.
j. M. Mitchell to Frank stevenson,
,ract in NV NV 33-2s-45.
r. l.. Day to w. c. Boatman. tract
in sw 35-1s-44. 81.
Thomas More an to City of Joseph,
tract in sw 30-2s-45. $4,000
U. S. to Otto H. Johnson R. R.,
VIZ Sc sec %, WIZ ne sec "a, Sn-42.
o. H. Johns to Geo. palmer
lbr. Co., WIZ Sc sec 81, WIZ ne sec
"a, 3n-42. $1.0J
F. d. McCuly to L. B. Martin.
Bond for Deed. Tract adjoining JOS
,ph. $135O.O0
F. d. McCully ct al to C. A. Martin
Bond for Deed, Tract adjoining Jos.
eph, $1450.O0
sarah E. Dillon to John Mcdonald,
'e sw, sw Sc sec 29. eh NV sec 32,
in-4S. 100000
j. c. Hawkins to John Mcdonald
Sc sw sec 3, ne NV sec 10, 1n-42
S25OO.O0
Daniel Boyd to Public Ded Deed
Right to lay water pipes through
streets and alleys OF Alder View add
to Enterprise.
q. N. Greenwood to j. II. Dobbin
Sc sw, WIZ Sc. sw ne 14-3n.l6. $500
T, NJ. Littletcn to T. NJ. Dill. Bond
or Deed. WIZ lot 3. and all OF lots
!. and 5 of Lit,leton's Subdiv. of blk
amended plat of Bank add, Enter
Prise.
John Mcdonald to E. A. Schiffler
OTIS 10 and is. blk. 2, wallowa. $3.50.
Ea Thompson to Geo. Palmer lbr.
Co.. sw sw sec "a, n,s NV sec 25,
le ne sec 26. 4n-42. sl.O0
I. l.. Sherod to II. b. Starr Half
interest in lot 10. blk. l3, wallowa 81.
Alfred Kinney ct al to ID. s. Tucke
nv, 1856 s9690yOO
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CALL FOR BIDS.

The trustees OF the NJ. E. church
of Enterprise wi | receive sealed
bids for the construction Of a par
sonage according to the plans and
specifications on file with the Sec
retary. Bids will be- opened Saturday
Sept. 18th, 1909, at p. m. Plans
and specifications may be inspected
at the office OF j. A. Burleigh, En-
terprise, oregon. al
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THE SICK.

Gerald Holmes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II, Holmes, who has been i'll
FOR number of weeks with peri.
tonitis. suffered a relapse Sunday,
and has been in a precarious con.
ditlon since.
MOTHS, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Roe, who has been quite i'll at
the home of c. E. Vest, is now
better.
Little Weldon Hyatt reported i'll
last week is improving.
Jacob Hanson is recovering from
the accident which recently resulted
in broken leg.
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Notice to Proae ty Owners on West
Greenwood Street.

In compliance with a petition sign
I'd by majority of property owners
N above named street, you are
hereby notified to build a side walk
long your property facing Green
wood street and to have it completed
oy the first day OF October, 1909.
BY order of the City Colncil.
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Exhibit Your Poultry.

The Oregon State Fair, Salem,
September 1918, offers an opportuni-
y to every breeder of pure-bred pou-
try not only to hep the fair but to
help the poult'y industry OF the
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The Guilty Parrot,

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, the
well-known sufiragist, while she
hores she gives due credit to the
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No. 1912.

REPORT OF THE CONDIT ON OF
The Wallowa National Bank. at En-
terprise in the State of Oregon, at the
close OF business, sept. |, 1909.
Resources. Dollars.
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FOR THREE
AFFIRMATION VICTIMS.
Wednesdays Trio Will Be Buried
Today and Tomorrow.

The funerals of Two of the three vic
tins who were overcome by gas on
Wednesday will be held today and to-
morrow. I.
Services for Alexander Passenger, of
SAL Thirteenth avenue, were held this
afternoon in the Dominican Church at
Ninth street and South Orange avenue.
Passenger came to this city twelve
years ago from Holland and entered
into the grocery business. in which
undertaking he was successful. He is
survived by a widow, one brother,
Joseph, of Detroit, Mich, and a step
son, Joseph.
Services for Charles Auriel Paessler,
of 257 High street, the other victim,
will be held at his home tomorrow
afternoon. Mr.. Paessler formerly lived
in Pittsburg. He came to this city
seven years ago. He was an electrical
machinist and a member Of the Ger
mania Senior Society and Independent
Foresters of America. Paessler is sur
vived by a widow, one daughter, Molly
Louisa, and a son, William Anton. He
will be buried at Woodland Cemetery.
The remains of John Evans, who was
found dead in his room at Doyle's
Hotel, ATS Broad street, have been sent
by relatives to his native town, Green
Village, N. Y.
Use STAR WANT ADS.
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THREAT IN LETTER
HE RECEIVED BY MISTAKE.

NEW YORK. Nov. ,12.-Morris w.
Scanlon, manager of n of the de-
partments In a downtown department
store, received, in a batch of mail des-
tined for him, a letter which had moth
ing to do with the FIRMS business. but
which announced the intention of
Thomas Kenneth Moore, a travelling
salesman for the house, to commit sui
eide. The missfve, opened BY mistake.
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STAR CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BEST.
ESCAPES LYNCHING,
BY USING cops GARMENTS

: CAIRO, Ill, Nov. 12.-Arthur Alexan-
der, the negro implicated in the as
sault and murder of Miss Annie Policy,
by the confession of the lynched negro,
James, was safely lodged in the county
jail this morning by the officers.
They put a po1iceman's uniform on
him, this helping him to a detec-
ton. The mob learned that he was in
the jail and could have easily taken
him out, but it was thought best to let
the matter rest for the present and
the mob dispersed.
Company X, of Cairo, has been called
out, and is in actual charge of the city.
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BR,ER PossuM PAYS FOR RAID.

PARTON, Nov. 12--Hearing a conn
motion in their h~en-house last night
Mrs. William Harris Inc her daughter
discovered an opossum crouching in
one corner. while around were the re-
mains of fifteen hens. With a butcher
knife Mrs. Harris dispatched Brother
and the family will feast on
him instead OF chicken.
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was addressed to Moore's father, a
resident of Pittsburg.
Mr.. Scanlon knows Moore. He hunt
ed high and low for him, but failed in
his quest. Then he telephoned to police
headquarters and asked II the bluecoats
did not have some way of running
Moore down and preventing him from
destroying himself. Mr.. canlon gave
the name Of the elder Moore and his
address, but would not divuIge these
for publication. Moore recently
worked In New Jersey.
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USE STAR WANT ADS.
PAULSBORO SWANS BAG;
GIRLS OUT-OF-TOWN BEAUX.

PAULSBORO, Nov. 12.-For some
time a number of young men have been
playing the bag game on other young
men from a distance, who come here
on Sunday nights to see girls. Sew
eral warrants have been issued over
last Sunday nights proceedings. A Mr..
Firestone, from Pennsgrove, was
dragged and given the third degree
Firestone obtained the names of the
jokers.
At times when the out-of-town men
come here with teams a wheel has been
loosened or a strap unbuckled. T.
STAR CLASSIFIED ADS ARE hest.
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Blanket Robes Sol
good quality and nicely
made. Loose front, fitted
back, deep sailor collar
trimmed with ribbon.
Long sleeves with turn
back cuffs. Fancy stripes
on light grounds M
regular $3.50, l.UU
special at.
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BRANpHNBuRG TRIAL BEGINS.

ST. Louis, Nov. 12.-The taking of
testimony in the trial of BrongI5ton'
Brar0enburg, a magazine writer,
chard5d with abducttng aJmes s.
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Mems Scarfs

and folded open ends, Superior
workmanship. Full length.
SOC goods in the strictest sense
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WOmen'S
Dressing Sacques

pressing Sacques
!. Slightly seconds"
that is what the maker
called them, hence the
marvellous reduction in
price, though you may
be unsuccessful in finding
anything to variant this
term in these beautiful,
warm, comfortable sac
CUES, made of German
flannel or f1annelette, in
handsome floral effects or
neat stripes or dots. Some
have collars and cuffs of
satin. others set off with
Persian trimming. en-
broidery, crocheting, etc.
An early Conner will prob
ably pick up 81. so value,
but no matter which one
is purchased a sacque
worth soc at least can
be had here ~
t o m o rrow AuTi
at WV
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Mems Underwear

Extra heavy jaeger color Inc
Fleeced Lined UndershirtS, oil
regular made and finished; DIV
ers to match; all sizes in einer
shirts or drawers; regular a.
price50c; Beger's Sale 0E
Price 49,. ....... -. ~.
SI.60 Lace Curtains Sill
Scotch Lace Curtains; all bst
makes; handsome designs; I n
full 81 yards long; one day .V
sale; Beger's Sale Price.
69c Dolls, 49c
High jointed arms and ~;
moving eyes, shoes and 49,
stockings; for Saturday AvE
only; Beger's Sale Price,.
z.95 Comfortabies 1.98
Saturday only-Comfortable.pf
pure white cotton, best figu4d
silkoline, 9-inch double stitcGd
mercerized satin border; daily
and warm; 72x7S In. Large bas,
floral and Persian pat 4 Gn.
terms; regular 2.95; Beger's I'm
Sale frice N
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scabanne. Sd, began here toda Mrs.
cabanme-Brandenburs, mothefof the
boy who was found with Bransnburx
when he was arrested in Sal Fran-
cisco. is 20 testify for her husknd. (
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Womens gloves

Women's one clasp,
mannish, cape gloves,
spear and Paris point
backs, also fine quality
mocha gloves in gray and
tan shades with Paris
point embroidered backs,
worth 8I.a5 to m
$3.50 per
pair. u. loVV
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

BAY COUNTIES POWER COMPANY BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that Mercantile Trust
Company of San Francisco invites bids for the
sufficient amount OF first consolidated mortgage
five per cent sinking fund 80 year gold bonds
of Bay Counties Power Company for the invest
ment OF twenty seven thousand nine hundred
seyenty-one $1,000 dollars S21,9TlSO) now in
the sinking fund provided for In the mortgage or
deed OF trust executed by said Bay Counties
Power Company TO Mercantile Trust Company OF
San Francisco as trustee under date OF Septem-
Der /. 1900.
the bonds rendered and the price asked and
must be delivered to the undersigned trustee at
its Office No. 464 California St. San Francisco,
California on or before 3 o'clock p. M, July
8, 1909 in a sealed envelope marked Tender Of
bonds of Bay Counties Power Company"
Dated: June 10, 1909.
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF SAN
FRANCISCO r. NJ. SIMS. Trust Officer.
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COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-continued

ELEGANT country home, only so miles from San
steam road: only hour from city or new cleo
trio line in operation this fall; overlooking pay
and Nspa river. with private wharf for ship
ping
New modern 10 room house. with all con
venienees; hot and cold water. baths, toilets;
telephone. etc; beautiful lawns, flowers ana
shade trees
This place contains about IS acres. 30 acres
in full bearing fruit trees. pears, peaches:
plums and apples, which produce an income OF
about $1,000 per year; Is acres in grain ana
corrals: fine outbuildings barns. packing sheds,
cold storage plant; plenty OF neighbors close
by. as this is part of the famous Los Car-
neros orchard, which has just been suodiyldee
into small tracts and sold within the last
weeks; good opportunity here for some one 20
do good fruit packing and storage business.
Price only S21 900; terms. one-ffth cash, bal
ance In /, ,. and years at per cent lbs
years crop goes TO purchaser. which will more
than return your first payment
investigate this if you want ranch with an
PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
sol First National Bank building,
Post. Market and Montgomery SITS
DAVIS BURNHAM COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE
I04 Mills Building,
San Francisco.
$4,000 acres pine. oak. mahogany; choice
81 Is.
$4,000 acres pine, oak. ash. cedar. mahOs
$50 900 acres timber. cOlOnizing; irrigaOIe, i'm
proved; $3.50.
100000 acres pine. oak; well located for mar
100000 acres; stock and improvement: OF
R. r.; cheap.
20, OO0 acres stock ranch and stock. Nevada
cheap including several thousand acres alfalfa
land: Al gold and silver mine, developed: or
in sight pay for mine; good terms; near R. R
Particulars at office or sent
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CITY REAL ESTATE


129 Suffer street. Tel Douglas 2769.
REAL ESTATE AUCTIoNEERS.
REFEREES SALE.
AUCTION.
REFEREES SALE.
AUCTION.
At our salesrooms. 12e Suffer ST.. Monday.
June 2S 1909, the properties belonging to the
Braunschweiger estate win be sold at public aue-
ton. subject to the confirmation of the superior
CALIFORNIA ST. RESIDENCE.
North line California ST.. No. 2216 California
ST., 1875 west of Buchanan; lot, 2I:6xl ~ %
with improvements thereon; IL rooms and BATH
BUILDING LOT
Southwest corner Fell and Brederick sts; lot,
p feet frontage by 100 feet on Fell St
BUILDING LOT
West line of Butler St, 1I5 feet north OF
Powhattan ST.; north % by 20 feet west. anu
being lot No. 80 gift map No. 3.
CORNER FLATS.
Northeast corner Fulton and Webster sts Nos;
so0-S02 S04 Webster ST.; beautiful hats, ., D
and rooms rents 500
O'FARRELL ST. INVESTMENT
North line oFarrell ST.. 1926 east of Laguna;
lot. 52:6x120, through to Myrtle ay. Improve
ments consist OF large rooming houses. IA and
is rooms each, being Nos. 1854 and 1888 o var
rell St, with u new, modern Romeo fats s., on N
property will be sold in two parcels, as per
THREE MAGNIFICENT FLATS.
Nos 13SS-1390-13s2 0'Farrell ST.. north line,
S1:4 east of Laguna; lot 81 feet inches front
age Inree modern QatS, :, anu IA rOOlhs.
Rent Sl80. Mortgage 1000. Also
THREE MAGNIFICENT FLATS,
Nos. 1ss9,1ssl 1898 o'Farrel St, % feet east ct
Laguna; 8, and IA rooms each. Rents $l525o
per month. Mortgage $1,000.
SECOND Av. RESIDENCE.
East line I'd av.. $50 feet north Of 3 st; lot
25x120; modern residence, 9 rooms and bath
Rents $45 per month. No. SOS I'd av.
BUILDING LOT.
Southwest st. and Goth av.: extra
size. As feet on st. by 100 on Goth av. Nc
Enerney title.
JESSIE ST. BUILDING LOT.
Southeast line of Jessie ST.. LOG feet west OF
9th; lot 25x70 feet; an unusual opportunity.
POST ST. INVESTMENT
North line Post ST., 62:6 east Of Buchanan;
lot 25xs76; No. 1854 Post St Eight room
house, in good condition.
HAYES ST. INVESTMENT.
North line Hayes St. 1903 west of Laguna;
Not 25xl20 feet Residence contains 10 rooms.
finished basement, etc. Hibernia bank mortgage
81, 600.
POST ST. INVESTMENT
Nos. 2544- 1916 254S Post St, north line, 175
feet west of Baker; lot 25x13T:6. Improvements
3 fats and house. Rent $50.
For further particulars,
GEO. l.. DEALEY & CO..
100 Suffer st. Tel. Douglas 1859.
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LEGAL NoTIcEs-Continued
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF coPAR1

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COPART-
NERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that that certain co
partnership existing between GEORGE r
BROWN and EMIL KAUFMAN. under and by
virtue of which that certain saloon business
was conducted at 221 Eddy ST. San Francisco.
California. under and by the name OF the Hotel
Eddy Bar" has been dissolved
GEO. P BROWN.
Dated San Francisco CAL July 10, 1909.
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srocks AND BONDS FOR SALE

ARE YOU buying selling stocks or bonds !?
CAN on PErTIS BURBECK, 1888 First Ma
tional Bank bldg. Oakland.
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WILL. sell my equity of S525 In building lot
near Piedmont. station for sz25 cash. balance
$3.50 on easy terms. Box 1858. Call office