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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-06-10
PERMANENCY OF OUR REPUBLIC
RESTS UPON POPULIST
PRINCIPLES.

Hon. Thos e. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Mr.. Watson: Pardon me
for this little inkling. I suppose you
have hundreds of friends writing to
you, expressing their admiration of
such sentiments as are contained in
your Jeffersonians, and perhaps you
think it is silly correspondence. But
we of the "Old Guard" old Veterans
of '62 to '65 (and the 10th of June
marks my 18th mile post, a reform
er from 1900 have nowhere else to
go only in the middle of the road 20
litically.
Was in the House of Representa-
tives three terms, from 80 to '95.
Fought, bled and suffered to defeat
the Tom Jones fraud, but the Bour-
bon Democracy was rotten to the
core. I am proud to know that I am
yet ready to stand and defend our
Populist principles, for upon these
depends our Republic. After reading
so much from different journals, the
old question presents itself: care
the American people capable of self
government"
Sometimes I fear we. are not after
seeing or hearing of so much weak
ness in mankind, so easy to drift off
from honesty and catch on to graft
Gas it is now called). Oh, how de-
plorably weak is human nature!
What a depression from true great
ness, from patriotism, from right,
from good common sense! We can
only hope that some higher power
by divination, will cause halt in the
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more information out of them than
from any other source. Please an
swer just one question through both
your weekly paper and monthly mag
azine; in brief here is the question:
In our town, Jackson, Ca, there is
one cotton firm that buys and con-
trolls every bale of cotton between
Juliet and Stockbridge, on the South
ern Railroad; they send out orders
every day up and down the railroad
telling these buyers what to pay for
cotton that day. The name of this
firm is Smith & Ethridge. In the
fall in the busy cotton season there
son, but when the sun goes down all
the cotton bought that day belongs
to Smith & Ethridge. Now this thing
has been going on for several years,
as open as bootjack. Isn't all this
in restraint of trade? Has the GeOr-
gia Legislature the power to pass a
law to put stop to one firm con-
trolling the whole cotton market for
IS miles up and down one railroad?
These are facts that I don't think
even Smith & Ethridge will deny.
Is there any way to break up the
cotton trust that is now going on in
the South?
Yours to the end of the world,
S. J. SMITH.
Jackson, Ca, May IA, 1909.
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HOPE TO BE ABLE TO PAY TEX
AS A VISIT SOME TIME.

Dear Sir:-The book Bethany
came all right. 1 read it two or
three times and passed it out to my
neighbors. I was well pleased with
it.
l get the weekly Jeffersonian reg
ularly, and I believe it has more
good reading than any paper it's size
[ ever saw. I give it to my neigh
bors to read. They all like it, but
when I mention subscribing for it
they say they have all the papers
they can pay for, but I will keep try
ing and do what I can for you.
Mr.. Watson, you have many fol-
lowers in Texas, but the people seem
to be uncOncerned. If you could
come to Texas and make some
speeches and let the people hear
more of you, I believe it would do
lots OF good. see one man sug-
gests that you buy land in Texas. I
would second that motion, for I
think we have great country and
comparatively new.
Would love to see you and shake
your hand, for you are doing a great
work. 1t takes a man of rare cour-
age and ability to combat the COM
bined forces that are pitted against
you. I glory in the way you dispose
of those birthstone peddlers that are
butting in.
For the dollar enclosed, send the
weekly to J. H. Mcleod at Big
Springs, Texas, and the knife to me.
Joe is brother of mine. a. Demo-
crat and a great Bailey man, but he
thinks lots of Mr.. Watson.
Yours truly,
J. G. MCLEOD
Florence, Texas.
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THE PROHIBITION QUESTION.

Editor of the Jeffersonian: -
quote from the Commoner, May IA,
from the letter of VIM. J. Bryan's to
Governor A. w. Gilcbrist and Mem
bers of the Senate and House of
Representative of the State of Flor
ida: I will not discuss the liquor
question because different phases Of
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Answer.

Unless the firm mentioned prac-
tees some scheme which keeps other
buyers out of this field we do not see
how it is to be reached. The farm
ers could ship their cotton to Athens,
Atlanta, or Augusta if local prices
are unsatisfactory.
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Hon. Thos. e. Watson.

E1OH. mos. Ii. watson
Dear Sir:-I have got a rural
route that brings my mail to my
door. 1t has just been established
two weeks, and I am delighted with
1t. want to thank you for giving
the farmers this great convenience.
You will always have a warm place
in my heart. o. A. HUGHES.
lakewood, Ca R. /, May II, 1909.
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states, and l am not sufficiently we'll
acquainted with the situation in
Florida to offer advice
Did you ever know case of dark
er ignorance in regard to the princi-
pies of popular government, or a
more abject case of crawling in the
dirt than that?
Has it come to such a pass that "a
great party leader" peerless one,"
even "the greatest American Christ
ian statesman" as Geo. w. Berge of
this city called Mr.. Bryan in a public
speech, years ago, can have no prin-
ciples whatever that apply to so i'm
portant so vital question?
Do the different phases of the
subject create different principles
of government by which the rights,
privileges and powers of the citizen,
as of the public, shall be determined
in Florida, Maine or Nebraska?
Did the Democratic party, the par
ty of Jefferson and Jackson, fighting
for the rights of the people by abol-
ishing everything in the shape of
special privileges; or, later the party
of Davis, TOombs and Lee, ever sane
ton the right of the people to rule
in regard to what a citizen might or
might not drink, by trying to prevent
him from having the right, or the
privilege, to buy what he wanted?
If it were not for party strife and
churchianity strife, no people could
be found that were mean enough to
keep such a censorship over their fell
low citizens as is necessary to have
any prohibitory law half way en-
forced; and no such law can ever be
more than half way enforced. The
exceptions, ''for medicine and the
sacrament" are enough to stamp any
such law as an absurdity; as an idea
born of idiocy.
Respect for law requires that po-
litical law shall be kept within it's
legitimate province, conducting pub
lie institutions and affairs, and pro-
tecting the Individual in the enjoy
ment Of the legitimate results of his
industry or calling; but not of MAX
ing both horse stealing and buying a
glass of beer equally a violation of
law.
No herd of cattle on the plains
ever exhibited less sense when on a
stampede, than prohibitionists do
when urged on by set of leaders"
controlled by fanaticism and looking
for graft
Perhaps, some day, Mr.. Bryan will
explain under what phases" prohi-
bition and Christian craftsmanship
can form a harmonious union or
fusion" But then, "Charity for all,
and malice toward none" is always
right, for Robert Ingersoll told the
truth when he said, every one is as
he must be-"
He prayeth best who loveth best,
Both man and bird and beast.
He prayeth well who loveth well
All things, both great and small;
For the dear God that loveth us,
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MONOPOLIsTTC BUYING.

Hon. Thos e. Watson, Thomson, Ca
Dear Sir:-I am a constant reader
of both your publications, and get
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-06-10

My Dear Sir:-I am reader of
the weekly Jeffersonian, registered
Populist IA years old, and an old
Confederate. I had the honor of
casting the first vote after the polls
were opened last November at Ster-
ling City, and it was a straight Tom
Watson ticket. I was honored be-
cause of getting to vote for South
ern man that has the nerve to advo-
cate and defend the rights of the
down-trodden people both North and
South.
I have no education and am no
writer, but feel it my duty to hold
up your hands as best I can while
you fight our battle. Sample copies
of your paper will be put in proper
hands. Some men will not read and
that is our great trouble.
Yours till the last bugle calls,
Sterling City, Ga. w. J. JOLLY.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

minds of the people, begin an inno-
walton of the regime, that one by one
men may begin to think.
With best wishes for you and
yours, / remain,
e. B. LANGLEY.
Camp Hill, Ala.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
INVESTMENTS.


Sia.5oo-Ients S24O new. modern apartments;
positively the most artistic and substan-
rally built in city; - rooms and bath; l
single apartment ana bath. enl larged photo
u building and interior can be seen aJ
Office.
Sl6.5oO-Isent $500 under secured lease. TO one
tenant; near Golden Gate aT and FIJI
El4.0o0-Rents SIG5; near Hyde and Vallejo SITS
new. modern fats. 4 rooms ana bath
each: exceptionally large and desirable
lot; viii take lot valued at $6,ooo part
81 oo0-Rents s95: partially under lease; store
and nats: Haight st. business property
bargain.
ful, modern flats. rooms and bath each.
near Paruassus ~. and Stanyan St; Mis-
sion style; months old every possible
convenience.
Ss.000-RenIs SIP. hats 3-4-7 rooms and bath
each; splendid condition; near 9th av. and
Fulton st; lot 2Tx12o feet
Se'vv0-hents SO; near Baker and Golden cate
az; modern fats, SO rooms and bath
each; exceptionally well built; new; Up
5000 Renting at present for $50 month;
easily worth Sl00 lot J0xSO feet; I'M
proved with warehouse or factory close
10 Pacific Mail docks and railroad
Sb,ooo-Rents S62.50; me fats Of SO rooms
and bath. with finished fooms and bath
each in basement. well built; cove cell
inrs' also storerooms: improvements
only 3 months old; near Leayenworth and
Glover sts.
S5,J0o-Rents So. so. > modern flats; every con
venience; finished in natural wood; lot 25x
&C feet; mortgage 100 can remain; near
4th aY. and Hugo ST.. splendid renting
district
s.. .5O0-Iieuts SO: > modern fats: close 10
Green and Hyde sts-
SfT50-Rents $50: store aud rooms and fat
above; near 18th av. and II st
S4.JO0-ReaCs S41-50, , nats of 3-5 rooms and
bath each. > nnished rooms in basement;
all light, large and sunny. fremont aY.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
RESIDENCES.

SIG. 600 Modern residence Q rooms ana bath;
lot 50xs7.6 feet; Preside heights dis
trict.
s. .0OU each-New colonial residences; every
possible convenience; EXCEPTIONALLY Y
EASY TERMS. large. sunny rooms
each; exceptionally fine service; close
public schools: streets bituminize Sth
Lake St; lots 25Xl20 feet; at
fendanr and keys 81 14f Sth sv- every
DAY. including Sundays
50 JuO-- Residence. rooms and bath. bay win
dONs very attractive; Mission style: nat
ural wood. VIII take lot valued s.. 600
part payment; 369 I4th av.. facing park
extension: keys and attendant at house
between u and - a. m. sundays
S6,oUU-Offer viii be entertained; modern cot
tage. : rooms and bath. near California q
and Steiner sts.; lot 2Jxl03 feet.
S560o-Ncv. modern residence. Z aud
bath; driveway for garage; beam ceilings
Pressed brick front; terrazzo steps and
yestlbule; Ashbury st.
S5000-Nice. modern home. rooms and bath
house cost s. 500 70 build; this j. a great
bargain; terms half cash.
- 2Je- Modern residence. 2 rooms and bath
LIST az. Golden Gate park.
>, a,euJ-NeN, modern. up 10 date cottage. ,
rooms and bath; combination gas and cleo
fric fixtures. wood CRATE artistic side
board; . months old: high basement: ::
easily converted into fats
: s.. .Q0e-MOdern cottage. > rooms and bath;
me marine view. near Green and Jones.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
4cIry REA1. EsrArE-.contlnuea
MADISON & BURKE.
January 1SlS

MADlSON
Established January, 1858.
Real Estate Agents 80 Montgomery ST.
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
$36, 36,J00-Montgomery ST. corner. brick buileing,
under lease; paying over per cent net.
So, ,000-BeautifuI home in Vallejo ST., best
res part gd eifS srins arge U hard
wood floors; plate glass windows; mtg.
$1,000
cheapest thing on the street OF in the
city
$1e.5 business property in buchanan St. lot
60x90 IT.; rent $50 month; mortgage
$1,000: this will bear inspection
Q r. and b., Jordan park
large lot. 6s:6x120 IT.: garage and fine
garden; easy terms; bargain.
S12, J00-Three fats 7-6-6 rooms and bath each.
In Sutter ST.. mr. Pierce; large lot; rents
1925 per month.
$4,000 flats in Sacramento st. near Steiner;
rent 800 month: lot double front; must be
- M sold; act quickly if you want bargain.
and rooms and bath; in best residence
section of the city; open TO offers for
quick sale
Sc, s6,50o1Cheapest residence in city; Clay st.
near Fillmore; large lot and good locs-
tion,
large lot 2Sx75 ft. fine chance for some
one.
s5,5OO-Cottage in Jackson near Devisadero; )
rooms and bath; lot 25x137:6; rare chance
for
S., J,500-Residence in Broderick near Page ST.
rooms an0 bath; nice home cheap; owner
nonresident and wants TO sell; lot 25x
100.
So. 75o-R Reduced from $500 to make quick
sale; cottage of ) rooms and bath in
MeAIIister St, near Parker. Will sell on
easy terms.
So, 25o-17th St, near Clara av; cottage. .
rooms and bath; lot 25xS7:6 feet. Why
pay rent?
LOTS.
81, ,250-23d av between California and Lake
sts. a great bargain.
81 Cumberland ST. near Sanchez; 25x114 It.
$9o0-Lot in Diamond st. near 2lst; 2Jxll0
feet: cheap.
TO LEASE-Apartmen houses to be erected in
Taylor st. Call at office for particulars.
To lease-Brick warehouse. SO 600 So it.. near
4th St: cheap; $4,000 So. it. ship
ping, on Battery St, with rear entrance
to Sansome st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
BALDWIN & HOWELL als-s24 KEARNY 81.
BALDWIN X HOWELL 31S-32f KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL 31S-S24 KEARNY ST
Los MOLINOS.
Los AIOLINOS.

We. consider this one Of the best and most ar
tfactiYe farm land subdivisions in the state. u
Is deep sediment land. located on tie east side
or the Sacramento river. 10 miles north OF Sac
ramento- Southern Pacihc station is on the
land- Northern electric railway has bought
flsnts OF way directly through property Cheap
freight rates by Sacramento river boats Al
falfa grows hip high. g cuttings Grapes figs
almonds. aPricots and pears flourish well. Land
IS dotted with Immense oaks always an indica-
tion of deep. rich soil Adioins famous 500
acre STANFORD vineyard 4 complete gravity ir-
rgatiou system distributes water over property
at low cost OF 81 per acre per year. A number
Of successful settlers already on land. Good
schools and churches. An expert hOrticulturist
on piace 70 help You free OF charge if desired
Irlees $40 to $1fa per acre. Very easv terms.
After first payment you can make the land paw
for itself Send for the book that tells all about
It. It's free, Seeing is believing
BALDWIN & HOWELL General Agents
31S-524 kEARNY ST
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81 4 0O0-.;5 .lixlg5 feet 10 rear street: 40 feet
frontage rear street; near Dupont and
Pacific sts
So o00-Hyde 81. CORNER. 34xll2 feet.
So-0o0-Hyde ST. corner. 55XS7 g feet: bargain.
So 2J0-PresidiO heights district; magnificent
marine view lot 25Xl27 s feet.
s.. 10 Beautiful marine view lot; Polk st.
near Filbert; 3Ix1O0 feet
&4.o00-lst '. Fulton ST.. 50xIOO feet
s. 75o-25x1i2-O feet near Fulton and Deyiss-
derU sts.
Ss.5O0-Corner 18th and Alpine sts.: 23x7s feet,
S5-50D-Spiendid business corner. 9th zv. and 3
St. Richmond; 32:6X1Oo feet.
S3.2j0-Near Clement and 2d ar-: 35x120 feet.
S,,.25O-Harrison 81. near 9Th: p .6xS5 feet.
s. 400-Chance for builder: lot 25x137 6 feet;
Parnassus av. near Shrader 81.
s. 05O-2 6z60: Jones and Union SITS
81 i7JO-360x60 feet: near Shotwell and Ripley
sts.
81 .65O-2Jxi20 IT.. nr. I1th av. and. St
81 6JO-Iot % ex120 feet near 40th and Point
LObOs avs marine view easy terms.
s. 250--ITth 81. near Clara ar.; lot 25xS9. &c r.
81 22J-sthf ay. near X ST.; street work done
$500 cash. balance $40 monthly
81 o00-Srh aT. near * ST.; 25x120 feet
SS00-44th sT-, Sunset. corner. % -6xIOO, and
lot 25x1OO feet
SS00-3Tth nesr ST. 25xi20 feet.
S7OOz-1Tth av- near B St. 25xSO feet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

MONEY MAKING LITTLE ORCHARDS
Napa Nailey-Ideal climate. beautiful scenery
hne neighborhood: only / mile from wharf on
Napa river; healthy. heavy bearing. matured
Trees that viii take OF you for life
Terms Is down, balance in four annual nav
ments. -
Net proceeds of 1909 crop go TO you THIS
YEARS. CROP HAS NETTED EVERY PJrR
CHASER thus far 80 PER CENT on his invest
ment after paying all expenses. ALL PUR
CHASERS who took care Of their own crops
HAVE NETTED MORE THAN THEIR AN
NUAL PAYMENTS from these farms
Best Of transportation facilities-VaIleiO and
Napa- valley electric line. Southern Pacific
Northwestern Pacific and river transportation
close at hand New Hotalins line survey runs
near property.
S11.GO0 HOME PLACE. consisting of 2S acres
with all improvements. consisting of a good 10
room house. modern plumbing. beautiful lawn
large barn. well. windmill. tankhOuse and small
extra cottage; improvements valued at $4,000;
81 acres in fruit of which Is acres are in fuI
bearing mostly Bartlett pears: 3 acres IN young
pear trees; balanee in ground around house and
grain land. \ BARGAIN.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
..snNNY., srANIsLArs.

SUNNY STANISIAUS
STANISIAUS COUNTY has become famous as a
dairy county and ranks first in the state for
her dairy products. This district is attracting
dairymen from all parts of the country and
they are bringing fine herds with them. In
atiiry AT the creamery demonstrates that each
good COW will net its $40 per month"; Ii
is estimated that the creamcries in the Mo-
elesto- -TurIock Irrigation Districts are paying
annually TO their patrons in excess OF $1,000 :
COO There is in the neighbOrhoad tf
sO.uU0 acres in alfalfa yielding an average OF
s tons to the per year and as the market
for all dairy products has been and is good.
the man who has engaged in this industry re-
cefves handsome returns There is for
thousands more and sure market for all pos
sible products You can get some of this land
now Why not buy a farm and be indeDeu-
dente Write 70 the Stanislaus Board Of Trade.
Modesto, Cal. or better still. come and see for
yourself.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
GENrrENIAN,s HOME

~ acres. In Alameda county. all cul1vateds
lauily orchard small fruit, etc; natural spring
mater, 49,, mouse OF rooms. completely furnished:
nluueIu IN every way: gas in every room. gas
engine, concrete cellar: ideal place and selfsus-
gi .aiilngi morse, COW, buggy, surrey. wagon, bar-
Aessss, Iafnfiy utensils, etc. about 500 chickens
and houses and yards complete for thems place
must De seen to be appreciated.
Price SD 500
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

Finest and most completely equipped chieken
zancn IN the state tf California: beautiful rest
nonses incubator house with 10 incubators. oOf
esss each- 0rooder house SO feet long. al on
concrete foundations; everything perfect. thou-
SINUS SINUS OF chickens; net returns over S10iO 900 per
year price $60, GOO; terms If desired
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

SPECIAL. bargain for good income ranch and
beautiful mountain home: 373 acres. So arre<
bearing grapes. olives and blackberries. SO
acres hay: garden and fruit: balance pa
ture and wood: fine 10 room stone residence.
room cottage: barns. 0utbui dins stone
wine cellar with coopeTase; farming impie-
ments etc: abundance spring water. bcaufi-
ful grounds and fne view. Address owner.
H. QUAAS. NaDa Soda Springs Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE,
REAL ESTATE-12S SITTER ST.


S5.s5o-Sold TO close estate; Hayes st. close
to octavia: bay window flats. rooms
and bath each; mortgage OF $3.50 can he
arranged il desired: the cheapest property
offered this business street
Sf,e00-Close to Fillmore and Golden Gate av
bay window fats, SO rooms and bath !;
large lot. 27:6x1ST:6: rents cheap. $3.50
per annum; this is within few feet Of
Fillmore ST., and is rednced from $4,000
to sell; splendid investment rents in
creased at small outlay; do not fail to
get particulars of this Offering
S5.750-Haight and Deyisadero sts. good sub
stantiai bay window house, rooms and
bath; lot 25x1OO can arrange mort gage
of $1,000: this is of the cheapest
properties that we know on Haight ST.
and Scott sts: very desirable bay win
dow fats ca rooms and bath; rents-$7 10 /;
lot 25x13I:6; an offer would be submitted.
Sf,5O0-Ashbury heights: desirable residence. 4
rooms and bath. with in base
nent: lot 21:6xlO0: mortgage of $1,000
$14. jO0-Corner close to Hyde st new modern
building. arranged in @ fats rooms and
bath each: rents $i45; mortgage Sc coo
can remain if desired.
$5,500-0' Farrell st. at Steiner: good story
residence. rooms and bath; lot has :
frontages, runs through TO rear street :
owner, anxious 10 sell might entertain an
s4s5o-Castro and 18th SITS; small store with
rooms in rear and hat of rooms above
rents very low, $50; lot 25x114.
GET OR LIST OF LOTS ~ THE BURNED
DISTRICr-SOAIE BARGAINS AND
SPLENDID LOCATIONS
SITS; 3lx62:6 just the thing for apart
So .1oomclay IAN and Powell sts: aex75.
S5,500-Jones st. hill: marine view lot 2sx
lS7:G; an ideal location for fats or apart
ments.
SIG, 5o0-sutter and Hyde sts vicinity: cornee
lot, 35x110; ideal apartment house site
easily worth $22 800; get particulars
WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE, lbs Sutter<st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-eontinuesl

SANTA CLARA FARMS
Improved and unlmproved 10 and 20 acre
ranches our San Martin tract only hours
from San Francisco Ideal location. perfect eli
mate, rleh soil IL you are looking for a small
ranch for chickens, fruit. grapes general farm
ing by all means look at san Martini Special
terms If desired. same as rent.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
BARGAIN
s27. .5oo-RENTs $500.

Stores and fats. new building: marble fronts and
yestibules. concrete basement; Western addi-
ton transfer point: leases secured by cash: all
woodwork rubbed to piano finish: glass doors
between parlors; paneled and beamed: elegant
plumbing fixtures; tenants all making money
an exceptional opportunity
KANE & CO.. 2i5-217 Montgomery st.
SUNSET BARGAINS-SUNSET BARGAINS
For sale-By owner. modern fats i23941
4fh av mr. II ST. price 81. 800; mortgage of
So 500 mt 6 per cent remain fats of )
and rooms. high basement. Apply Owner
. 463 Sfh
81 500 each bal. $1,000 mtge. per cent gross
store and . datS; new;fG g. c. park panhandle
dist: income $50 no.: 81, 500. ? fats rms.
each; inc. So mo- Owner. 9i9 Phelan bldg.
MUST BE SOLD
House. G r. aud bath: All melern improF
street work dime: must be seem to be appre-
cIated 836s 11ta Il. west OF Douglass.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

., GOO acres. Sutter county railroad station on
property; Feather river ON one side; viii
grow crops alfalfa, % sacks barley Il
sacks wheat: suitable for subdivision or for
big dairy ranch; $40 per acre; terms. tl45i
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

Lots on lst avenue, California and Sacramento
SITS. from So, 200 upwards; terms. only one
third cash, balance in two years at per cent
interest: best car service; high class surround
ings 1st av. is of the best residence streets
in the city
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

PACIFIC REALTY INFORMATION BUREAU.
40345-6-7 Metropolis Bank bldg San Fran
cisco, Cal. will put you In touch with the
best country and suburban lands on the PacIdc
coast; sccurate details OF every property; east
est and best way TO get honest infOrmation
we can Ill your Order thousands OF properties
of every description listed; maps Of views On
display.
NO FEE-NO COMMISSION
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

4S0 acres in Colusss~ county. 5 miles from
Princeton deep river soil: $50 per acre
t$2S. 500: $15, 900 can remain mort gage !;
grows tons alfalfa without irrigation, eS-
peciaIly adapted for dairying; room house
barn, wells, etc. tl46)
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

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