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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-03-11
RICH RED BLOOD
You Will Never Have II as Long as
You Have Dyspepsia.

Just as long as you have dyspep-
STA your food will not properly di-
gest, and the nutritious elements in
the food will not be extracted or
absorbed, and impoverished or wat
cry blood will follow,
This condition may not be appar-
ent at first, but it will come just
as sure as the sun will rise again.
Any stomach .ailment, including
all forms of indigestion, can be
promptly cured by using Mona
tablets, scientific treatment I'M
surpassed.
1t stops fermentation, belching of
gas and taste of sour food almost at
once.
The mighty power of Mi-o-na to
invigorate and restore the stomach
to perfect condition is known every
where.
Mi-o-na cures by building up by
banishing the cause. For thin peo-
pie it is great flesh builder, be-
cause it causes the stomach to give
more and purer nutrition to the
blood. 1t cures sea and car sick
ness and vomiting of pregnancy al
most Immediately. L. NJ Wood
sells Mona for so cents large
box and guarantees it to cure or
money back
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-03-11

E. A. Smith southeast of town
informs us that he was compelled
to kill a fine milk COW and one
eve Thursday of last week, on &C
count of hydrophobia; these ami
mails were bitten by a dog that be-
lonead to Mr.. Smith, before he
was aware that it had hydropho-
bia. These animals were valued
at $50, and is quite loss to him.
He advises all farmers of his
neighborhood to keep their dogs
muzzled or tied up until all dam
ger has passed. Mr.. Smith has
had his dogs killed and is keep
ing close watch on his stock but
so far has been unable to discover
any further signs. StoutSville Ban
ner.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-03-11
The Straw.
BY Rina Ramsey.

BY Rina Ramsey.
The author gives us a pleasing
combination of the hunting field
and the detective story. tho the
detective is personally absent.
The heroine is not the dashing
horse woman one would expect.
but she has a womanly heart.
The story is really a story worth
while, the people are human and
the music of the pack and the
fash of the bright hunting coat
across the green is everywhere.
The climax is excellent.
Published by Macmillan Co.,
New York. Price $3.50. :.
Old Jim Case of South Hollow.
BY Edward l. Rice.
Old Jim Case is the central figure
in the general store" at South Hol-
low. ..'
On Saturday night every sugar
barrel and cracker box is occupied
by an interested listener and ar
dent admirer of the village oracle.
Each chapter represents a story
as told by old Jim Case" who is
familiar with the history of every
man, woman and child in that vi
cinity.
Published by Doubleday, Page &
Co., New York. Price $3.50.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-03-11
Jurors.

The following Jurors have been
selected for the April term OF the
Monroe County Circuit Court:
Chas. Crutcher, James Head, j.
W. Fitzpatrick, Shell Ransdol, John
Utterback. J. B. Anderson, Rob
Wimsatt, Unison Utterback, VIM
Stitron, Chas Browning, Rufe Poage,
W. L. Harris, Thos. Overfelt, RobtI
Meals, E. f. Ash, Chas. Willis, LumI
Rector, Chas. Armstrong, Geo. d.
Openby, Vim. Basket. Otto Seimon,
Roy Noel, T. G. BaSSett.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-03-11

W. S. WOodson and Jake Star
rett of StOutsville have rented a
building at Monroe City and are 60
ing into the bottling business on a
big scale. They expect to put IN a
complete plant and will use only
the very best of ingredients in
making their pop, ale and other
soft drinks. Mr. Woodson will
have charge of the plant and Mr..
Starrett, who is on the road, will
sell the product. Mercury.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-03-11

PIG. WOodin and wife, of Rensse1
laer were in the city Friday enroute
to their new home, the farm they
traded for near Hull, Ill. Mr.. Wood
in visited the Democrat while in
the city. The family made many
friends near Rensselaer, that deeply
regret the change and yet wishes
them success where ever they pitch
their tent.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-03-11
NEW BOOKS.
Arminel of the West.
By John Trevina.

ny OOlll AlONhu'
This is a tale of Dovonshire,
England with no end of queer vii
lage people and a few aristocrats,
tho the upper class is hardly in a
position to demand the consider
alton they might wish of the vii
layers.
Arminel, sometimes called Marie
Zaple, is the daughter of an oil
man, who lives on the moor. She
is ambitious to rise in the world
She is a subtle, coaxing mink, but
she has an honest heart and a
sweet clean soul. Her character
with the knowledge of the world, is
contrasted with that of a girl whose
rector father has endeavored to rear
her in ignorance of the ways of
mankind. His experience has dis
asterous results, which greatly eff
feet Arminel's happiness.
Published by Moffat, Yard & Co.,
New York Price $3.50.
Colonel GreathouSe.
By H. C. Pailey.
An excellently written historical
novel, taking up the period of Oliver
Cromwell in England.
No one writes romatic stories
with keener surprises of incident
and humor than this author.
The reader liking a stirring and
amusing tale should read this. 1t is
rich in color and rapid in move
ment.
1t is beautifully illustrated by
Lester Ralph.
Published by Bobbs-Merrill Co.
Indianapolis, Ind. Price $3.50.
The Dark Corner.
By Zach McGhee.
The Dark Corner. pictures life
today in the pine lands of tn
South.
The school faker, the Ignorant
preacher, and the self important
statesman are portrayed.
1t is a book of merit because OIL
its lofty moral purpose. 1t not onl!
points out the defects in our educa
tional system but gives the rene
dy.
The hero is a schoolmaster of re
markable intelligence and energ!
and is extremely entertaining be
cause of the humorous view he
takes of persons and things with
which he comes in contact.
Published by Zach McGhee, /:
Post Bldg, Washington, D. c. Prize
l$1.OO.
| Tho Ck.o,.,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-03-11

DR. Pearl Abel, of Palmyra pass
ed through the city Friday enroute
west. He was prospecting for q
location.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-03-11

J. P. Dixon, Of ST. Louis has
been visiting his friend Michael
Sullivan.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-03-11
The Preshus Child.
By Belle Travere McCahan.

with a view OF buying a small
branch road. When the train stops
for breakfast a baby is found that
has been abandoned. One of the
officials is especially interested and
insists that the road provide for
the little one He assumes the
guardianship and places the
"preshus child with personal friends
in the opening chapter.
1t is a sweet, clean story told in
a pleasing manner.
Published by Cochrane Pub, Co.,
New York. Price $3.50.
Saint Mammon. |
A Story of American Society by a |
Member of 1t.
Mr.. Willoughby is a gentleman
of means and leisure who aspires to
be professionally fashionable and
who lives in constant fear of being
forgotten by Mrs. Snubbody-Jones.
the acknowledged leader of society
He has charge of an orphan niece
who makes life anything but
monotonous for him as he tries to
protect her from her numerous ad-
mirers.
Many characters are introduced
and all sarcasticly treated.
The author deals with satire, not
humor, so this work is rather I'M
usual.
Published by the Broadway Pub
fishing Co., New York. Price $3.50.
NeYer-Told Tales.
fBy William j. Robinson, M. D.
The author says. No book has a
| right to exist that has not for its
purpose the betterment of mankind
1 by affording either useful instruc-
ton or healthful recreation"
i Undoubtedly much of the
worlds misery is unavoidable in
our present stage of civilization;
but very much of it preventable. All
that is necessary is to rend the
thick shroud of ignorance that en-,
velopes the subject which are OF
, prime importance to the human
race"
: Published by The Altruians
Pubs, New York. Price $1.00.
The Black Hand.
By Wilbert C. Brakeman.
The scene of this story is laid in
Paris.
Claiborne Douglas is an Ameri-
can detective whose business it is
to find out about band of anarch-
lists who call themselves the Black
Hand" He wins their confidence
and takes their oath and just as he
is satisfied that he is in possession
of all secrets and is ready to give
his information to the authorities,
, he meets and loves Gabriile Adam
the daughter of the leader of the
BLACK Hand"
The story is very exciting, full OF
action, with enough romance to be
pleasing.
Published by the Broadway Pub
: fishing Co., New York Price $3.50.
The Mystery of Monastery Farm.
BY H. R. Naylor.
Monastery Farm is located in
New York. 1t was donated by a
wealthy EpiscOpalian for training
school for clergymen.
The story opens with the mystic
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31
LEGAL NOTICES

--~~~--~~---~-
HAVING purchased this day. Aug. 26. the IL
mile hay shore rOadhOuse. win not be respOn-
eibe for any debts previous TO this date. Any
claims to be made or before Aug. 81.
PRATT & THOMPSON.
FROM and after this date I win not Be respop-
sihe fer any hills contracted by A. C. NOGr
FOR the account Of YOGT & 3IcEWAN. W.
II. McEWAN- August 80. 1900.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
Y0GT x NcEWAN IS this day dissolved by
mutual consent. NOGT K AcEWAN.
August 30. 1909.
on and after Aug. T. l. James LawIer viii not
be responsible for my wife's debts JAMES
TAyVI FIR
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Board OF State Harbor Commissioners.
W B. THORPE. Secretary.
August 49, 1909.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the
Office OF the Secretary Of the Regents, Uniyer-
sity Of California, Berkeley, or before 10
a. a.. Tnss.ey, september 1909, for q Hof-
ing at the University Farm at Davis. olo
county. Cal. a. per plans and specifications on
hle 81 safd ozfce and also at University Farm.
No bids win be received unless accompanied
BY certified check or bond In favor Of the un-
defsiEnedt equal 20 10 per cent OF the bid. to
assure eNfruften af contract by successful bidder
Ihe rlgnf % reject any er all bids Is reserved
THE kiGEETS Of THE UNIVERSITY OF
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

NOTICE OF LEASING SEAWAI.L LOT
Notice is hereby given that bios viii be
received and opened by the BOARD Of state
-. IN the Union Depot and Ferry House.. foot
or Market street. ir-the City and County Of San
francisco state OF California: at the hour OF
10 clock a. m. on Wednesday, the Sta day
of September. 1909. for letting or leasing by
said Board Seawan Lot No. 23- said seayali lot
IS situated the waterfront OF the city and
county of San Francisco, and is bounded by
Townsend. Japan. King and East streets
Said property will be let to the highest and
best bidder for term not exceeding twenty
I'VE t25) years. subject. however, TO the power
OF the Board TO reject any and all bids. and
in accordance with printed terms and conditions
OF lease TO which reference IS hereby made,
which are ON file IN the Office OF the Secre-
tary Of the Board. copies OF which win be
furnished bidders application TO said Secre-
fary Reference is also hereby made to said
printed terms and conditions Of lease for a
more particular description OF said Seawalf Lot
No. 23
Bids must set forth the purposes for which
said lot shall be used and the bidder must
agree that the statement of his bid. II the
lease Is awarded to him. shall be embodied In
said lease and be must also agree that said
lot shall be used only for the purposes set
forth IN his bid.
W. Y. STAFFORD.
w. z. DENNIS0N.
p s. TELLER,
Board OF state Harbor Commissioners.
". 3. THORPE. Secretary.
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COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-ces.lnae.l

PACIFIC REALTY IMPORTATION BUREAU
4O3-4-5-6-7 Metropolis Bank building San Fran
cisce. CAL viii put you in touch with the best
country aud saouroan lands On the Racine coast:
best way 70 get honest Information: we can hil
your order. thousands OF properties Of every de-
seript1cn listed. maps Of views en- display.
NO FEE-NO COMMISSION
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INvEsI mENTs
R or1cK SAFE

STOCKS OFFERED FOR oT5If,K sAI.F
1000 Pacific Fruit Cooling and V. 17
loo shares C1iIf. Pressed Brick Co.. "a
1900 shares Monterey Coal co.. az
u 600 shares Lady Washington OIL CO. *
I 900 shares Tenplor Ranch on Wante5
$50 Collins Wireless Phone 49, 81 .f M
100 bhfhhs1me typewriter. Wanted
90 Bank OF Hermany t0aklandl- 81 .S5
- thifeH wireless lpref. % 90
~ shares Radio lelenhone Co... 19.00
20 Iffeposts Series Al ~. 10 90
10 shares Rio Michel R,sbber 81 vi med
+. II WATLAND Il CO.
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Proposals AND BIDs-Coptinuea


NOTICE OF LEASING SEAWALL LOT
Notice IS hereby given that bids wiz be
Harbor coInissi6aers mn % sI their Office rom No
T. n the Union Depot ana ana Ferry House. teos @
Francisco. State Of California. at the hour OF
10 o'clock q m. on Wednesday. the Sth day
o. ), septenher ises feE les5inf or deassang ~
ignated as '.SubdiTision A. Said seawaH lot
is situated the waterfront OF the city and
Berry, Second and East streets.
Said property will be let TO the highest and
6ve f25l years. subject, however. to the power
Of the Board to reject any and all bids. and
in accordance with printed terms and conditions
OF lease TO which reference is hereby made.
which are on 6le In the office OF the Secre-
tary OF the Board copies OF which viii be
tary Reference is also hereby made to said
printed terms and conditions OF lease for a
more particular description OF said part OF
seawalI Lot No. "a. designated as .'Sabdi-
vision A.
said lot shall be used and The bidder must
agree that the statement Of his bid, II the
lease is awarded to him, shall be embodied in
LOT shall be used only for the purposes set
forth in his bid
W. E DENNISON,
r. s TELLER.
Board OF state Harbor Commissioners
" 3. THORPE. Secretary.
August 70. 1902
NOTICE OF LEASING SEAWALI. LoT
Notice is hereby given that bids viii be
received and opened by the Board of State
Harbor Comm missi0ners at their office room M.
49, in the Union Depot and Ferry House foot
OF Market street. in the City and County OF San
Francisco. State Of California. at the hour or
10 o'clock a. n on Wednesday. the Sth day
Of September, 1900, for letting or leasing by
said Board OF part Of SeaEa1l Lot No. p. des-
ignated Subdivision b. Said seawaH lot
is situated the waterfront OF the city and
county OF San Francisco. and is bounded By
King. Berry. Second and East streets.
Said property win be let 10 the highest and
best bidder for 4 term not exceeding twenty
Eve (25) years, subject. however. to the power
Of the Board to reject any and all bids, and
in accordance with printed terms and conditions
OF lease te which reference Is hereby made
which are on die IN the Office OF the Secre-
tary OF the Board. copies OF which will be
furnished bidders application 10 said Secre-
tary Reference is also hereby made to said
prfu1ed terms and conditions OF lease for a
more particular description OF said part o.
Seawall Lot No q. designated as .'Su5di-
vision b..
Bids must set forth the purposes for which
said lot shall be used and the bidder must
agree that the statement OF his bid. II the
lease Is awarded TO him. shall be embodied in
said lease. and he must also agree that said
lot shall be used only for the purposes set
forth in his bid
W. Y. STAFFORD.
". E. DENNTSON.
p 8 TELLER.
Board OF State Harb0- Commissioners
". f. THORPE Secretary.
1900
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SMALL RANCHES

1020-3o acre ranches oa our haes<fe,. =
Martin RANCH, south OF the San Jose i-e--,,ei
or unimproFed: suitable for ebicken. f-.;,s
grapes ETC. this IS one Of the ideal Iocsftoos a
santa Cara valley: sonly % niles from Ss1
Francisco: price Sloo per acre: monthlT pav-
ments Of Sl4i4 Including interest. IL desired. K
goq are looking FOR beautiful place to hrild u1
nems a1a Waee you VIII get good returns our
Of the isnd, let Us show you over our ranch.
G. n. WOOSTER CO. zoe Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31

UNIiED STATES GOVERNMENT IRRIGATED
Land AT. 0hLAND= from s45 10 $50 per
acre; details "a Mouadnock bldg CALI
FokNiA LANDSetNFoRatATEoE BrREAu.
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STOCKS AND BONDS ron SALE


ARE you buying or selling stocks or bonds
Gall on PETTIS 4 BURBECK, 333 First Ma
tional Bank bldg. Oakland.
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INvEsTMENTs-ConfInued
ron SAFE

FOR SALE
Palmer Brookshire and i'inol oil companies
stock yiel6ing u per cent per annum; Caribou.
y per cent: Four Oil. n per cent; al paying
monthly dividends.
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ATTENTI0N ST0CKNrNT

We sre instructed to sell the best general
farm and stock ranch IL California. 11.645
acres. 10 miles west of railroad. steamboat
landing and county seat 900 acres grain
land. balance oak range; fenced and cross
fenced; watered; good improvements; 500 acres
alfalfa land, rainfall 20 inches; Including cat
tie. price $3.50 per acre, One-third cash.
c. NJ WOOSTER CO.. T02 Market 50.
San FRANCISCO Cal
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FOR SALE
0 buys. this 533 acres.
6 rom iln-se- and nan

10000 buys.- -this 533 aercs fenced ma r-os-
fenced room house and new barn and othep
bn8ldings aJ acres under cultivation. Ii acres
m orenan and Yineyards GOO Eng lsf v4lnnf
trees: plenty water-l household furniture farm
Ing implements, span of horses : head ~
cattle % head of hogs. doz. chicks b,,-ex
spring wagon heavy work harness ana 49,. -,'.7.'
lao turkeys II sold before Thanksuivfn~ 79--'
y W W0ODKrM I. NJ HnokarT cal
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10 per cent, in contrast with hank returns
which yiesd only ( per cent. For particulars
apply 70
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31

J. c. WEAVER
Real Estate and GeIIeTaI Broker
Isl Market ST. room I33
s. 200 Ro0nifng house of 63 rooms an fnr-
Wished, hot and cold water in each ROOM rent
- per RON, good location. excellent bargain
J. G WEAfEk. ssI Aarket ST. room i3s.
sl100-20 room house All furnished. rent 81 me-
room. and rented for houze keeping. no vrart
10 do. clears from SO 10 500. J. C. WEAVER
1S7 Market ST. 133
GRecERf-Stock ali fresh and doing q cash
business, good. neat. clean place and high
class cash customers, n business that will an
peal to any good businessmen who wants
= grocery, owner has trade the csuse ~
sale. the best of references: 4 living rooms
price $500. See MENS0R, 96s Broadway,
OskMnd
FOR saie--Restaurant ID Berkeley. close to
rrirersify, one cf the best IN California; es
fstlizhed 4 Years. average business a tar
&45. 2 living rooms connected See +. b.
NCNR0E. Virginia Apartments, 2lI2A Add
eon S., Berkeley. Cal.
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GoLp ANp sILvER BouGHT

NUGGETS. quartz spec rare coins. old gold an
silver. II. LANDECKER. III MONTGOMERY st
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FRUTTvALE REAL ESTATE

MAGNIFICENT country home IN Seminary az.
north OF East 14fh ST. grounds 120x333. with
large barn. electric pumping plant. fruit
trees. gardens. etc: new. modern. story.
sleeping porch and other modern eonVe1ieQces.
Immediate disposition must be made o. the
place and any reasonable ofer TO purchase or
rent will be considered LEWIS & SHAW.
1904 Park sf. Alameda
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PERSONALS

TIE party that ran down the man at Sd aas
Market sis. at 1870 p. m. kiadIy come TO 6:
Nee ST.: the man has n fractured arm anl
you'd better come ard square Yourself other
wise you VIII ne prosecuted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31

BUTTE COUNTY FAR8IS-I am subdIviding ny
2.7O0 acre ranch nesr Chico (i2. coo inhabft-
ants). Sacramento valley. High class land
Adjacent to government National Plant Intro
duetion Gardens Free water right. electric
and two steam railroads within nile Fruits.
vegetables. dairyirg alfalfa pay $50 70 $500
per acre For photographs attested ~ rotary
aud complete information address JuDGH
CHAS. T. LOTT. 500 Union Trust bldg. san
Francisco. or 5q7 Bird ST.. OrovfIle Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31

know WIfI0Ht YOU WTIFIns q word, far readInrs
by mail send 81. hours. 10 a. m To- s d " h, M
1145 Fillmore st. near Ellis
MISS zESIDAR, young gifted clair. ana psIm !.
member o. r. A. of Cal; L. Soc G. 81: hours
10 10 10 1870 Fulton ST. near Devisadero
MRS. DR. sAfLoR. famous medium and naim-
1854 Market st. r. 30 ,s,sf
MsfE Starr OF 124I Bdwy- Oakland now If22
Market ST. 5 f.. rm. g. trnth OF no pay
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Pine pasture. green feed h B. MAYO ~
Patiae plazs : z. g 2. 9. hoz 4. 1eilsie
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POINT RIcHnoxD REAL Estate

YOU win pay As much Tor ore front foot q few
years from now as We asa for a l0t today D0ar
mention this 70 ycur children then tlr mishE
cause remazksl. Santa Ee tract. center 0r
Ricnmouds s. per month buys q lot. send toe
maps sIeEWEN BROS. AIS Pine st., ). =
r. T. SH4NNAN- Ren.
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Ross VALLEY REAL EsrATE

BARGAIN AZ s1o,C00--Thls beautiful home musE
be seen to be appreciated Ielephone kearny
o75 and get particulars
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coUNTRY REAL EsTATE


IRRIGATED FARaf LANDS
IN TIE NEWLY OPENED MADELINE
MEADOWS. Lassen County. California are a
prize. including some OF the most fertile land
in the State perfectly adapted TO diversified
farming aud stock raising. Three years vork
the Irrigation System has developed an
abundance OF water.
Price for land aud water SS1 % per acre
S3-25 per acre down and $500 per acre per
year for nine years
Railroad passes through the land
Join the next excursion 70 Madeline Meadows:
get reduced rate.
For full Information call at the Office CT the
ITrigation COMPANY. 47l-3-5 Monadnoek Bldg
MADELINE MEADOWS LAND & IRRIG ALTON
COMPANY
FINEST CHICKEN RANCH IN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA.
% acres in Soncma county. 1f.0o0 chickens
ail necessary buildings; nne residence: gas plant
ite5 returns ex1eed $1,000 per year; price
ONLY Sc PER ACRE
I-560 acres in Butte county. soufh fnrk AZ
Feather river. over 30.000 cords OF wooJ fesf
buy we have IN the office for the noner q n
WOOSTER CO.. 102 Marked ST.
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MONEY TO LOAN
LOAN COMPANY JUST OPENED.
NEW PLANS NEW SYSTEM
LOWEST RATES. EASIEST PAYMENTS.
ALI WE REQUIRE is THAT YOU ARE
a STEADY WORKING PERSON on A
SALARY" No ISD0RSER. no MORT
GAGE, NO SECURITY NEEDED.
TWO PRIVATE OFFICES AND ALL BUS
MESS is TREATED STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
TIAL WHETHER YOU BORROW OR NOT.
NEVER KNOW OF ANY TRANSACTION.
SALARY LOANS SALARY LOANS.
GREAT NORTHERN LOAN co.
ROOM GIG PHELAN BLDG, SIXTH FLOOR.
DAILY HOURS $50 to 6 r NJ. aIOS, WE1
AND SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL s 2. NJ.
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WE have 1.oS0 acres land. zoo under cultivation.
miles from town and raflrcad. the best com
ming stream Of water, fenced and cross fenced:
price $40 000. terms
II Jon are looking for a farm. stock or fruit
ranch az the right price call and
McFATI. & EDWARDS $50 ChronIcIa hlde.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL wooded l0fs. view of hay anf
mountain. all improvements. close % stations
500 up 20 $500 W. l. COUkIRlGHI, Opp
union defot San Rafael.
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LoDcrsG HOUSES FOR SALE

10 rooms elegantly furnished; every convenience;
rent $50: full Of permanent rooEners; easily
clears $50 per month and living rooms; sit
uated in heart of san Mateo; sunny corner;
viii exchange for resl estate. cheap for
cash. 6. A. HERRIcK. 1905 Market 81. cor
ncr 9th, Delger bldg.
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cLAIRvoYANTs

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enced psychic adept and ordained medium: de-
velops aud teaches; oldest aud most reliable
spiritual therapist; adjusts all inharmonfes of
environment; sees clearly and advises on va
rlons affairs of life: attains the highest ideals
for you: assists in securing success with the
hearts desire: IL unhappy. tFeubleds uncertain
be advised through. the power OF the spjrif
world hy one who is able to guard and guide
you in nerplexing details: readings every dar
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