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THREg coon BUYS

IdRE9 GOOD BU1S
SMALL ORCHARDS IN FULL BEARING
We have only three small pieces left Of the
famous Cutting ranch, which contains 500 acres:
1t is located 31l miles SW. of Napa, miles from
X. x. station and wharf.
Tract No. 1S-l4.35 acres; acres In IL
year old apple trees, balance In 9 year old
French wine grapes: price SS440.
Tract No. 20-9.S acres; all In II year
old apple trees; price s2.940.
Tract No. 29-15.60 acres; 10 acres In
II year old apple trees; acres in year
old French wine grapes; 1.60 acres In april
cots; price S4120
Purchasers who have gathered their own
crops have net their first payment.
Net proceeds OF 1900 crop goes to you. THIS
YEARS CROP HAS NET EVERY PURCHASER
thus far OVER 90 PER CENT his invest
ment. after paying all expenses.
Beautiful and healthful surroundings and Al
transportation facilities.
Terms: 1-s cash, balance in yearly payments.
Daily and Sunday excursions from this office
at $3.50 sharp
PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
First National Bank Building.
Post and Montgomery sts. San francisco.
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INVESTORS AND FARM BUYERS.

We open the sale Monday morning of some val.
liable state school lands in Nevada. You can
secure title on the payment of 81 per acre and
have so years TO pay the balance Of 81 per
acre. You do not have to live the property.
Open TO women as well as men. See US to-
day for details.
THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
Won RHEIN & GILBERT.
30S2 18th ST. next Mission Road
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MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.

Members of the S. T. Real Estate Board.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
$50. .0O0--Large sutter st. holding in ideal loea.
tion for hotel or apartments: lot so by
fun depth, and 40 t.. ''L" in rear. An
offer will he submitted (3I7Sf
S26 009-Income $4,000 per year; close TO Pa
eiic and Kearny sts.: story brick build.
years; ideal income producer requiring
little personal attention; do not fail to
this if you are an investor. (46TD
SIS, ,5oo-Artistic new home in Presidio terrace.
quite close to the 1st av, entrance gates;
abundant sun and light; brick. plaster
bedrooms: reception hall. dining room
and breakfast room; furnace servnnts,
be the premises from IL to o'clock
Sunday. t5566)
full depth; outside of fire limits; reason
able at this figure. t5433l
$14 500-Reduced from $4,000 to effect quick
sale; 2 fine fats OF rooms and bath
each and Fat of 3 rooms in basement:
rented steadily at $50 per month; lot
nearly 80 feet front. facing Duboce park.
This will be sold at bargain to some
and you viii be wise to investi-
gate. (440I)
sIS.5oo@s new fats near fulton and Lyon sts,.
$3.50 rooms and bath and cottage of 3
rooms and bath; lot 25xlSI;6; rents $40;
s75oos swell giil new % fats of 5s rooms and % bath
each Eddy st. car line in beautiful
district: so foot lot; only half cash re-
CURED t52OD
Look at diagram in these columns OF property
at First av.. California and Sacramento sts..
the last subdivision OF choice Presidio heights
property and the only 1st frontage for sale
S. .00o--2 good fats of 81 rooms and bath each
in California St: not far from Brodsrick
ST. : lot 30x100. (5135)
81 5o0--afles st. near Powell and Sacramento;
nearly 45x60. (4945)
s41oo~Folsom st. near Ninth; 25xeo. A
snap! (5454
50. 75oMReduced from 81. .ooo: 80 IT. lot in Jack
son St, close TO Larkin: pickup for some
one. (5S33)
S3, ,500-Reduced from So. 750 cheapest lot in
Baker ST., not far from Panhandle en-
trance; owner forced to raise money. (455D
So o50--Reduced from 81. 800; cheapest lot in
entire district: Carl near Stanyan- (4585D
81 1.400-Corner. one block from Golden Gate
park; 32:6x1o0. (55s3)
Send for October list of property for sale.
A IIQII-I,I w
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OAK GROVE FARMS

OAK GROVE FARMS
5 acres or more: 2ia miles from Santa Rosa,
block from depot; rich valley land. excellent
for fruit berries. vegetables. alfalfa poultry;
gas. electricity, telephone. free mail delivery;
beautiful oaks, good roads: prices $3.50 to $3.50
acre. easy terms. Santa Rosa Realty Co., $50
Market ST. Phone Kearny 279S. San francisco.
or Elks' bldg, Santa Rosa
PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT
200 acres good sandy lonm alfalfa land, under
irrigation system; water 81 acre per year; San
JOAQUIN valley, Mercad county; z miles from 8.
r. r. r. station: price $50 per acre; terms 81
per acre cash, subsequent payments 9oc month
per acre: no taxes. no interest: ideal dairy or
stock ranch. ereamerIes close. sell whole or
part. HOWARD n. HOGAN. 1ti4 Market at
ALFALFA and fruit lands in the Sacramento
valley; also ideal location for poultry raising.
Abundance of water. Only $50 per in
small tracts. Analysis made By the United
States government proves the adaptsbilities
GR0ND0NA-VREELAND CO, suite 521, First
national bank bldg, San Francisco.
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FRUITvAIE REAL ESTATE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rooms and bath, lot
34x11o. Address Owner, 442S Glenn av..
Fruitvale. Cal.
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ALFALFA AND FRUIT LAND
ATWATER-LIvINGSTQN DISTRICT
MERGED RIVER IRRIGATION
WATER RENTAL S1.0O PER ACRE
We have a choice subdivision at Livingston
Merced county; part Of townsite the tract;
property close to station and market; good
roads; soil deep sandy loan; win raise alfalfa.
fruit, grapes or vegetables: irrigation canals
now on the tract. Prices $50 TO 500 per acre;
easy <terms. Send for literature
COOPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST CO..
246 Russ bldg, San Francisco.
or Merced Gal.
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POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

Y0U VIII pay a. much for one front foot tsw
years from we ask FOR 4 lot today
Don't mention this TO your children then Gle
might csuse remarksl. Santa Fe tract. ceaker
OF Richmond. IS per month bays lot Send
for maps. McEwEE BROS. ATS Pine ST.. g.
r. n. I. SHANEAN. Rep.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
BERKELEy REAL ESTATE

SIS. 200 800 cash. balance like rent: an elegant
8 room 2 story house; everything the latest:
hardwood floors. beanied ceiling. paneIed dim
ing room. sleeping deck; lot 44x12O: location
first class. east OF Telegraph. north OF Prince
St; open Sundays.
F. C. FESLER
S055 Telegraph av..
Rerkeley
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Twelve miles from steamboat and railroad !:
1000 acres plow land. balance pasture and
oak timber land; rainfall 20 inches; 800 acres
good alfalfa land entire ranch all newly
fenced and fenced: 800 head of cattle;
good farm buildings, $3.50 acre. Easy
terms IL desired.
80, 600 acres at S1.25 an acre. Great bar
gain in mahogany, hardwood and cedar timber
tract In Mexico.
140 ACRES. S0SoMA COUNTY. ASTI.
Fruit, vine and general farm; nicely Inn
proved; fully equipped with tools. animals and
buildings: very choice location and good.
Price $4,000; $4,000 cash, balance in mort
gage.
c. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY. SPECIAL
BARGAINS.
c. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY,
T02 Market ST
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FITCHBURG REAL ESTATE

s5O0--CASH price. room house. city; water:
lot 25x100 all fenced: trees in front OF house /:
31s blocks from. car line 1923 Henry ST.,
Fitchburg. JOSEPH FIKEIS.
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CITY REAL EsTATE-Continuea

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-s24 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST.
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COUNTRY REAI. ESTATE

SMALL productive farms at San Martin Santa
Clara valley. Grapes sold for next 10 years
at SIG per ton on premises. Splendid year
round climate; rich soil. Ideal income coun-
try homes; installment terms IL desired
10 acres bearing vines. choice - So 600
20 acres year old vines. s....s........... "a, 600
l3 acres; acres young prune orchard. 81. $50
10 acres apples with vines between 50 900
10 acres unimproyed. Observation-Disclosures. 81 900
l5 unimproye ed. ............. 81. 500
STOCK RANCH RARGAIN 1I645 ACRES
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BUSINESS cHANoEs-oontlaued

= - b. b. - o. - b. o. o. - . . . . . . o .
FOR sale-A hne little millinery parlor with lv
ing rooms. splendid established trade: good
location close in: sickness the cause of selling;
. will sell al invoice.
GEo. A. BERRICK. 1908 MARKET STREET
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We have built some very pretty bungalows and
cottages in Hayward park that you can buy
extremely easy terms. See plans at this office
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-224 Kearny St. ST.
FRANK 8. GRUNfAION. 246 B ST. San Mateo.
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To where your home Is set in the blossoms
and trees-where there is air for the kiddes:
adjsins the Peninsula hotel; all street and
sidewalk work compIeted--lot sold on easy terms
for one-6fth cash. balance to suit
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would be words he could not pro-
nounce He would read slowly on I'M
til he would come to a big word, then
pause to make little comment, TAX
ing care to resume his reading the
other side of the big word. He did not
know if anyone ever found him out
We know that God was watching
him, and today is wonderfully used in
the extension of His kingdom.
We are told that Gypsy Smith sways
the multitudes which come to hear
him by his eloquence, his sweet song,
and especially the power of his pray
ers waited on the wings of an angel
into the presence of the living God
in the interest of a lost world
Let us not dispise the day of small
things, but work together as unto the
the Lord Systematically, according tc
our individual capacity and ability
and not wait for an heroic hour to be
struck or a great thing to be done.
The test of our religion after all IL
very simple one.
If we can not love those whom We
have seen, we can not love those
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women who labor suffer and die.
Make no complaint and let us wait I'M
til they do. 1t is impossible to meas
ure success by reports or results.
In China and India where govern
ment colleges were open to them free,
high officials are sending their sons to
purely christian and missionary col
leges and paying for their education
there, simply to secure the moral in
! fiuence of the missionaries.
| Have you ever thought that all OBJ
jections would be met by the fullness
of the christian life.
The first love which flows from
Christ is intense love and sympathy
for the human race, anything short of
this would prove pitiless. "And if
be lifted up will draw all men I'M
to me-"
DR.. Clark at one time remarked to
Mr.. Beecher of his success in con-
verting and leading young people in
large numbers into the church. DR..
Beecher replied, Il have large pond
to fish in which was very true, and
while in a special sense 1t Is the
work of the Pastor to win men to
Christ, yet God has so organized His
church and arranged His work as to
give each one part in the salvation
of the world and share in the joy over
every sinner that repenteth.
/ need not tell you that the pond is
still very large, it is large enought to
day for every processing christian to
fish in and become earnest and enthu,
siastic fishermen. The supply not yet
exhausted, in spite of all missionary
efforts. The progress of civilization
in endeavoring to fill in, as 1t were on
all sides with western Announcements
and modern improvements.
But after all, the introduction OF
railroads will not cause a single idol
to disappear, electricity will not
make the temples any less crowded
Universities by teaching natural
science may cause the students to
abandon trust in idols, but will not
make them christians, ana will con
tinue to worship idols until that ten
dency is satisfied with something
higher and nobler.
Until young men and women are
qualified in the business, offer them the
gospel of Jesus Christ, the only living
and soul satisfying Lord.
AS the church is counted an indis
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leave this week for Montana to spend
the summer.
Hon. j. M. Dawson was called home
from Jefferson City Saturday by the
illness of his son Horace. He is now
greatly improved.
A. Wells arrived home last Saturday
from California. where he spent the
winter with son.
Tuesday, before Squire Murphy, 10.
seph Phillips, who shot Harvey Reed
at Winchester a few weeks ago had
his preliminary hearing. Several wit
nesses were called by both the state
and the defense. Phillips was bound
over to the June term of the circuit
court in the sum of $1,000, which he
was able to give and was turned loose
1t will be remembered that Reed re
ceived two shots, one in the cheek
and one in the forehead, and
that he was taken to a Keo
kuk hospital, where for severa
days he fingered at the point of death
The defendant will set up a plea Of
self defense, and the case will be
watched with much interest.
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Interesting Papers.

b'eStSSssHS 0fSs
AS an example of the papers read be-
fore the meeting, the following is Civ
en-, being read at yesterdays session
by Mrs. G. j. Williams of Fort Madi-
son, her topic being, Working To-
gether":
We are once more standing upon
the threshold of new year in our
church work, and is recognized as in
some way or other fresh start.
| Our life is book, which we cut
| up into chapters, and we are now be-
ginning a new one. The tale of a
year is speadily told. we know all
about it. 1t has had its fates, its gains,
disappointments and at least we can
get no more out of 1t.
But here ahead is something new, a
hope, possibility, an undeveloped
mine. Once again time and ourselves
and God linked together, will see what
we can make the threshold partner
ship. With the world within and with
out-open before full of UNEMPLOYED
treasurs.
Can you imagine the result of such
corporation.
my Father worketh and hitherto /
work"
BE We in the work of the Lord
was the central word of the apostal
Paul to the christian church at Cor
NTH.
1t is the central word of the Master
to the Christian church today. The
work of the church is to cooperate
with God in the restoration of His
people, and will fulfill it's function on.
lily when it enters into the suffering of
the Son.
1t must come in direct contact with
suffering and sorrowing humanity.
we can not have fellowship with
Christ by writing out cheque and
sending 1t to the church treasurer we
can not have relationship with Christ
in its fullest sense by merely uniting
with the Missionary society. We
must put time pain and sacrifice into
the business of seeking and saving a
lost soul.
We know it is true and have record
of young men and young women who
have gone out Of beautiful homes and
pleasant surroundings to do this very
thing. In the blacklist and dirtiest
streets of the slums of great city
or selected as the scenes of their life
work in Central Africa, or one Of the
teeming insanitary cities OF China
There to give their services and tai
ents.
Just what Jesus would do we think
liz He were here upon earth.
Yet one of the common objections
we hear today from PROGRESSING chris
tians, why this waste, the men and
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e,,l,ens 81 Kahoka Are Working
Hard 10 Secure College and
Solicitors Are Busy
RailIns Money.
PHILLIPS OUT ON BAIL
! M Who Shot Harvey Reed at Win
chester Was Bound Over to
tho Grand Jury His
Bond Being $1,000.

KAHOKA, Mo-, April Plat the
+ mass meeting last Friday night call
d BY Mayor Dorsey to further con-
sider the college proposition, very lit
lie business was tra1sacted. Adam
lang acted as chairman Of the meet
ing, The college committee here has
appointed committee to solicit sub
I scriptions and ascertain just what our
ueople are willing to subscribe toward
Tia project A motion was made and
carried that the committee receive
sealed bids from owners of sites for
the proposed college. BY the time
tie Synod committee arrives here on
+ May 5, the soliciting committee will
have ascertained about what amount of
money can be raised, and If the Sy-
nod committee Is pleased with the
lite and the inducements are sufficient,
\ ii will not be long before We will
know whether or not Kahoka gets
the college. At the meeting Friday
night, Mr.. Lang explained at length
Just what he thought the proposed col
lege, in his opinion, would amount to-.
He thought that they would start on
small scale and gradually work up.
He said there was a great difference
between college backed by this
Synod and its congregations than
college backed solely by the efforts of
single man or set of men. The views
Of Mr.. Lang were timely and to the
point. Mr.. Lang was of the opinion
that the college would add at least
/ slOO to the valuation of every prop
erty in the city All the citizens
81 Kahoka and vicinity should con-
tribute as literally as possible toward
the college proposition.
G. Trump was in Kansas City a
portion of this week on business.
g Townsend was Fort Madison
business Visitor Tuesday.
bank Examiner C. w. Watson spent
Sunday with home folks.
The city dads" have had men and
teams at work this week cleaning the
dirt from the macadam on the streets
around the suare.
Dan Bell and son, Tom, expect to
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s For 80 years Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine
made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
mas thousands of cures to its credit.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinlkham. Lynn. Mass.
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pensable factor in the we'll being Of
local community, so the Christian re-
ligion is essential to the highest pros
perity of nation.
Are we in earnest in this matter or
shall we withhold the fullness Of light
from those that now enjoy partial
| light, or because we do not feel
direct call to this special work can
we afford to be Indifferent toward all
| other work of the church and not give
our best at all times. had the pleas
| ure at one time of listening to SER
mon by the late DR.. Parker Of the city
Temple, London, on the subject of
working together, and while urging
his people into united action some
thing like this, IF you were going to
put up a structure you would not give
| all the bricks which goes into that
building prominent place, the
smaller ones which go into obscure
places. The materials it takes to fill
up in the crevices and which holds
them together, are really more essen
tial for the safety of that building, for
without them tho whole edifice would
soon crumble into ruins.
So with the church, God uses all the
material He can secure for the build
ing up of his kingdom upon the earth.
Not only the rich, the strong and in
ltellectual, but also the poor, weak and
Insignificant, those who are almost
! hidden from public view occupy an
important place in the sight of God,
sometimes because of the sweetness
of character, their sympathetic nature,
intense love and devotion He most
needs them to fill up the gaps.
Istraighten out little crooked places,
and smooth over the rough edges
which occur occasionally even in Gods
house and mould the whole into a
beautiful solid mass, and the result
will be a building which will stand
Throughout eternity.
Don't you think it worth while to
work hand in hand with God? 1t pays.
IIf we ever get discouraged let us stop
long enough to ask ourselves, "are we
building alone, threefold cord is not
Iquickly broken, when single strand
would snap
Have you ever listened to an elo.
quent speaker or a gifted singer with
awe, and tempted never to lift up your
voice again in praise to God, have,
but just as soon as one of the old time
hymns of the church is announced
such as, Jesus shall Reign WIENER
the sun, Does His successive JOURNEYS
run, His kingdom stretch from shore
to shore, till morns shall wax and
wane no more. Our heart strings are
touched, and become in tune, with the
heart strings of God. And the whole
orchestra of Heaven will catch the
melody and instantly the atmosphere
is filed with the sweetest music thai
thrills and inspires, not so much the
ear probably as the inner soul.
What We need is to become in har
\ mony with God, and our weakest eff
|, forts will be blessing not only to our
selves, but to all those around abou
us. y
Gypsy Smith tells of his gre
trouble to conduct meeting in hi
early days. He chose {. hymn, the frs
verse of which he knew by heart, an,
asked the people to sing it through
then he would read the simplest pas
Usage Of scripture, even then Their
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whom we have not seen.

whom we have not seen.
To be a strong hand in the dark to
another in the time of need. To be a
strength to human soul in crisis
of weakness, is to know the glory Of
larger and Christ life.
Let us at these meetings concen.
trate our thoughts and prayers, that
they may draw upon the resources OF
Divine life and power for the good OF
all.
1t is in the atmosphere of prayer
and sympathy. that we are able to
unite heart and hand in the service OF
the Master and the cause of humanity.
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/ Edwards Horse a Winner.

NEW MARKET, England, April %.
king Edwards Minoru won the two
thousand guinea stakes, the most i'm
portant of spring classic in the Brit
ish racing world, today.
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The MISSIONARY
MEETING over
Final Session Of the Two Day Meeting
Was Held This Afternoon in
the Chapel Of the
Church.
AN INTERESTING PAPER
An Example Of the Papers Which Were
Read Before the Meeting, is
Given Below in
Full.
AN INTERESTING PAPER

The convention of the Women's
Home and Foreign Missionary socie-
ties Of the Keokuk district Of the
Presbytery of Iowa, came to a close
this afternoon in the chapel of West
minister church after a two Gays ses-
sion which was attended by about
forty delegates from out of town and a
large number of ladies from the city.
The convention opened yesterday
afternoon and in the evening in the
church, there was an address by Miss
jackson. A session was held this
morning, also one this afternoon when
a foreign mission round table was
| held.
The first day was devoted to home
missions, while today was devoted to
foreign missions.
A luncheon was served this after
noon in the chapel. The visiting dele
gates were entertained in the homes
of church members and all who came
here for the meeting, were extended
every hospitality during their stay in
the city.
The special music during the con-
vention consisted Of solo yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Rubidge, one last
evening by Mr.. Young and one today
by Mrs. Reed.
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A Healing saIve for burns, .happed
Hands and Sore Nipples,

AS healing salve for burns. sores,
sore nipples and chapped hands Cham.
berlain's Salve is most excellent II
allays the pain OF burn almost in.
stantly, and unless the injury is very
severe, heals the parts without leav-
ing scar. Price, 25 cents. For sale
by Wilkinson & Co. Pharmacy and J..
F. Kiedaisch e Son.
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Miner, Ga.

This proves what DR.. Miles
Heart Remedy will do. Get a
bottle from your druggist and
take it according to directions.
1t does not matter whether your
heart is merely weak, or you
have organic trouble, if it does
not benefit you take the empty
bottle to your druggist and get
your money back.
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Spoke of Mountaineers.

The address last evening by Miss
Jackson, was heard by large sized
audience, the church being comforta-
bly, filled with people who heard her
speak upon tue life and habits of those
people living in the mountains of
West Virginia where she has been do
ing grand work in the way of home
missions.
Her description of the homes and
life of the people was very interesting
and she told of their good qualities
and of their habits and methods.
She left this morning, after having
been in number of Iowa cities. Her
home is at Jarrold's Valley, West
Virginia, and she is sent by the New
York Office to do missionary work
among the mountaineers.