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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-09
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511 Quincy Sc.
Both Phone9 1872
Struck a Rich Mine

S: w. Bends, of Coal City, Ala, says he
struck perfect mine OF health in DR..
Kings New Life Pills for they cured
him of Liver and Kidney Trouble after
u years of suffering. They are the best
Headache. Dyspepsia, Debility. &c at
all druggists.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-09

There will be an old soldiers reunion
at Garfield park during the state fair
September II to II. is the first re-
union to be held under the auspices of
the First Congressional Reunion as
ISOLATION Of the Grand Army Of the Re
public.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-09

Mrs. John Shepler and daughter.
Blanch. have returned to their home in
Houston, Texas, after visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Mathis, no West Gordon
street. They give great praise to To-
peka, saying that it well deserves the
name of Topeka the beautiful. They
also remarked many times about the
fine corn and apples in contrast to their
quantities of peaches, figs, oranges, etc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-09

Julia Louise Schwartz, 10 months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Schwartz, died at home of her parents,
1900 North Jackson street. at midnight
last night of cholera infantum. The
funeral will be held Thursday at 10
o'clock at the Church of the Assump-
ton. Interment in the Catholic ceme-
terry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-09
Wool Skirts Reduced to Close Out

This is the for the Separate Skirt One have
many You will appreciate the value and realize Sur
prse when you what offer Regular prices S. S. 9
$3.50, $1,000 and $3.50 Sale prices each $685. 81 95,
$5.95, $6.95 and $7.95.
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fell back upon his pillow. Then "Dood-mornin', suns'ine-oh, Miss Mollie, dear, my muvver loves me-" That was all. The angel had carried Jamie where he would ever more be loved and cared for.-Netta Breckenridge Boughton, i'll Leslie's Weekly.
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THE CHILD THAT LONGED
 FOR NlOTHER-LOVE


 erless bairns with all the strength Oi maternal devotion. But when nre feeble, alm st diSh;artened woman has four hungry little stomachs to fill and four lively little bodies to clothe, besides caring for the aged grandmother, can one wonder that often at night the tired voice takes on a shade of harshne ss, and the tired hands unI obe tile little ones d tlifle roughly?
 "Oh, yes mother loves us, Ii Ine oldest, a pale faced little girl of ten summers; "but if she would only tell Us and kiss us ,ne il t w u!i b. ,aSier to be p.,nr
 An, little philosopher, you struck the keynote of unendur- able povertyl If the mothers, coming home worn and tired after their days work, only re- aIiz d what sense of rest and co If a snort alf hour spent NIth h chi ir would givv then d |, th, nuli pausc from t. mo-, oa- rOniinc L. iIear the joys aln' rows of the little ,n1s. and give a word of loving advice 10 help over the hard places.
 Polly Halsey never thought of carrying any of her little school room woes to her mothers ear, for during all that she could re. member of her short life, mother had been busy all day, and too tired when night came to "both- CT with V uug ones" So Polly helped JeSsie and Tom. the seven year-uld twins, with their little sums and spelling lessons, and then all three hurried to bed wit h IT. vng Kiss t. warm turi' htt;e t, arts, and no one to tuck iu t1, covers and breathe pray : CT to our Father for their safe keeping Even golden haired rOsy-cheeked Jamie, the baby, pet an arling ef the nther three. had loI. az learned to d" without the soothing luilaDy and that delightful ten minutes so dear to the baby heart, spent in flushing him to sleep in moth er's arms when bedtime comes Anri amie was SC freely thre,..
 And so It hhppene'l that N Whti Jamie was sent to the kinder gnr'en that al pened acr''s: the way by the slig Int little wom an with great blue eyes and tht sweet, st, kindest voice and smile that the child had ever known he gave all the passonate devO tipn of his hungry little heart to the one person in the world wht showed him that she loved him And who c,in wonder?
 So Jamie trotted happily dowl every morning at eight o'clocl to sit on the steps and wait pa tiently for Miss Mollie until ; half hour later. And every da, at twelve a pair of brown eyes swimming with unshed tears bade her a mute but sorrowfu farewell, as the little face turned homeward and the little fee wended the1r way most unwil lingly back to the bare, lonel, room, where granny sat noddinI in a corner and where Jami must stay by himself until Polly Jessie. and Tom were release from this irksome duties at tn school round the corner.
 But one day Jamie. who wa always most active in all tn work and play. was contente to sit still in his little chair bt hind the table and watch tn other children as they playe "Chickadee" and "Barnyard" o the circle, for JamiA's little fac
Holbrook argus., 1910-10-18

dra~, I do wis you was my muvver."
 As the long afternoon passed, Miss Mollie still sat holding the little form tenderly in her arms, tn ugh they ached with the strain. She listened anxIously for a tootstep on the creaking stairs that should tell of the mothers return, but none came. l Half-past four brought the chil- dren from school. She heard the trio in the little yard below, but they did not come up. Five o'clock came, still all was quiet, and the child's hot breath swept Miss Mollie's cheek; six, and in a few moments a slow step sound ed on the stairs, and she could hear the querulous voice bidding Polly. Jessie. and Tom. "Come up. can't you. and help poor mother a bit" When Mrs. Hal sey entered the room a look of pleased surprise, followed by an anxious, questioning glance, crossed her tired face as she saw Jamie in the arms nf his beloved Miss Moll'e. dear"
 ''ls any thing the matter?" rose to her trembling lips, but her chih's flushed face and the hot httle hands told their o'"n story. Sne had come just m time, for Miss Mollie was faint from long fasting and her afternoons con- finement in the hot, close room. As the mother lifted her baby boy tenderly in her arms the other staggered to the window and flung it wide open, drinking in the refreshing air of the early evening. She was herself in a mo-
 ment, and. dispatching Polly for the nearest doctor, she quietly and quickly made ready the poor little bed in the corner for her charge. and as they laid him duwn he reused d moment from the stupnr which had bound him and murmured, 'Oh, Miss Mollie, dear. I is so firstly" The child drank eagerly from the cup of cool, fresh water that Jessie brought hum. and then fell back upon his pillow, once more un- concious of what passed about
 him Mother and teacher watch eC him with anxious hearts.
 When the kind old doctor came
 he shook his head over the dry,
 prrchel lips and labored breath
 ing Another fever patient" he said But the mother and Miss Mollie both knew what it meant. Oh, the long, anxious nights oi watching that followed, for the m ther She had time now for : kisses and tende- lullabies, and
 in Jamie's waking moments he had ceased to call for Miss Mollie, dear" so continuously, for "Now my mu vver loves
 me-" he would murmur while she hushed him to rest. Oh. what a world ofreproach for that moth.
 CT in the child's unconcious ac. | cusation offormer neglect, "Now my muvver loves mel And she , shed bitter tears over the little :, cot as she thought of what she | would do when she had lost him for the doctor had said that the : slender thread of Jamie's little life must break, and the bright eyes close and the merry Ittlt 5 voice be hushed in death.
 One night-it was the last-h' , had seemed better, and as morn J ing dawned he begged and plead 
 t ed for Miss Mollie. q want my
 own Miss Mollie. dear, I do. $ dot to tell her sumfn." When sh, C came he whispered in her ear My muvver loves me now, Mis- Mollie, dear; my muvver love
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The Buyers
 Guide

The firms whose names are repre- sented in our advertising columns are worthy of the confidence of every person in the community who has money to spend. The fact that they advertise stamps them as enterprise ing, progressive men of business, . credit to our town, and deserving of support. Our advertising columns comprise q Buyers Guide to fair dealing, good goods, honest prices.
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MONEY WANTED
LEGAL NOTICES

LIEN HOLDERS NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given that Saturday, July
2, 1910: at the hour of 10 O'Clock m. at the
corner of Sutter and kearny SITS. San Fran
cisco, the'r undersigned will sell one Brewster
piano No. 370J0 TO pay amount due the under
signed for its reasonable charges for work done
and materials furnished in repairing said piano
at the request of the owner and legal possessor
Mrs. +. p. Rodrigues of Fallon New, pursuant
to secs. 3051 and 1852 of the civil code of the
state of California,
Dated June 81, 1910.
SHERMAN. CLAY & co.
By F. W. STEPHENSON, Secretary,
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CITY REAL ESTATE

SOL GETz & SONS, REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
Room 32S, Chronicle bldg.
Do you want to better your condition?
Do you want to secure home with little money !?
Buying lots in our new graded blocks will do 1T.
$1,000 to 81. 800, fronting ST., park and cars.
oath to 4Ith
$3.50 to 81 900, TO ST.; all graded; fine view
$3.50 to $3.50. any part in oceanside dist. !;
terms.
$3.50 to s1.65o. choicest Richmond dist. lots;
easy terms.
5000 to $3.50. Excelsior homestead; Ocean
view; Lakeview lots; So monthly.
$1,000 to $4,000, modern cottages; good loca-
tions easy payments, like rent.
Oceansde branch office cor. II st. and 4Ith av.
Sunset branch office cor. st. and oath
Both open daily and Sundays
SOL GETZ & SONS. OWNERS AND DEALERS,
Room 32s, Chronicle bldg.
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Building Contracts

William F. Klein with ID. Gibbs-Gaz and
water piping and plumbing for three story
street. 125 Y Of Fell. \ . by W foe.3. 81 ssl
Helene NJ. u. Thyarks with William Weber
To erect two story and basement frame Aat
building in z line Of Howard street. 165 81 Y OF
Thirteenth. y -. 134:S. 5 42:9. W 15S; 81. $40.
Peter Schmidt with Balzae Kessler and G.
Haub-Te erect a two story and basement frame
building in line Of Vallejo street IS Of
Larkin. ~ by y p. $3.6IJ
William A. Jpp with Felix 3Iarcuse-To erect
two story frame store and dat building at NV
corner OF Point L0bos and Tenth avenues so
BY w 57s s4.5Sl-
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THIS is A GEM.

VI.
81 .000-Reduced from $500 for immediate
sale. House Of s. and b.. also large reception
and servants room; high basement; sepa-
rate tradesmen entrance; large clean yard. lawn
and flowers; 9th av., bet. Lake st. and Presidio
wall: bitliminiZed street; uniform cement walks
carines within block. but don't pass door
might seryice); convenient to stores, schools,
Presidio and G. G. park; contains every modern
convenience; toilets, lavatories large closets,
linen closets and drawers. eec. push buttons
throughout, telephone; beamed ceiling in d. r. !;
also paneled and plate rack; built in bookcases,
loaded glass; sideboard mantes, gas and
coal CRATE first floor; gas fireplace second floor;
window seats; roomy; protected front porch
porch in rear.
SUN IN EVERY ROOM.
These premises in perfect condition and
located in a splendid restricted neighborhoOd;
entire block is built up with high class improve
ments; the house is finished with view to COM
fort. convenience and artistic arrangement; lawn
in front and side; open and light all around
owners leaving city.
CASH. liberal terms be arranged.
Premises may be inspected only by appoint
ment. Call or phone us. OFFICE OPEN
SMITH, RUSSELL & CO.,
1S9-191 9th av., NV. cor. California ST.
Phone Pacific At.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS FOR PACKING. FRICTION
CLUTCH Pulley. Steel Cable. Steel, Iron, Copper
Tubing. Steel Tubing. Taps. Dies. Milling Cutters,
Pipe Fittings, Foot Valves, Wash-tray Plugs,
Hinges. Locks, Cut Washers. Bolts. Nuts, An
chor Shackles. Bits. Ratchet Drills. Axes. Tacks.
Paper Index Cards Granulated Cork. etc.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of
the General Purchasing Officer, Isthman Canal
Commission. Washington. D. c.. until 10:30
a. m.. July II. 1910. at which time they will be
opened in public for furnishing the above-men-
relating TO this Circular (No. 592) may be OBJ
tained from this office the offices of the As
sistant Purchasing Agents. "a State Street, New
York City: % National Realty Building. New
Orleans, La. and 1856 North Point Street. San
Francisco Cal. also from the U. S. Engineer
Los Angeles. Cal; Baltimore, Md: Philadelphia.
Pa: Pittsburg. Pa. Boston. Mass: Buffalo, n.
y; Cleveland. Oho Cincinnati Ohio; Chicago,
ILL.,; st. Louis. No.; Detroit Mich. Milwaukee,
Wis. st. Paul Minn.; Chattanooga. Tenn;
Louisville. KY: Mobile. Ala. and Galveston.
Tex; Commercial Club. Kansas City, Mo-. Cham
Der of Commerce. Quincy. ILL.,, and Chamber of
Commerce and Board of Trade. Tacoma. Wash
f. c. Boggs. Captain. Corps of Engineers, L. S.
A. General Purchasing Officer.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT office Of the Su-
pervising Architect Washington, d. c., June 3,
1910.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at this office until O'Clock p. m. on the 14th
vault shelving for the United States Custom
House San Francisco, California in accordance
with the drawings and specifications, copies of
which may be obtained at this office or at the
office of the architects Eames & Young. Wright
building. ST. Louis, Missouri at the discretion
of the Supervising Architect.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
Supervising Architect.
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CHANCE TO TRIPLE YOUR MONEY IN A


'CHANCE lO TRIPLE YOUR MONEY IN A
YEAR.
1,120 acres of level, sandy loan soil. only 2
miles from town and S. p. r. r. station; all
clear and under cultivation; 800 acres in wheat
and showing what the land Will produce; this is
so acres will grow alfalfa without irrigation;
good room house, large windmill, tank: also
another set of buildings on another part OF the
ranch; good wells; all fenced and cross fenced !;
a great buy for $50 per acre.
1U0 acres, hne dairy ranch; only 10 miles
from Oakland: 40 acres OF finest bottom land
will grow anything without irrigation; fine living
stream Of pure water that could be utilized to
irrigate with; acres of fine orchard; good 8
room dwelling. barns, windmill and tank; 20
head of CATTLE 100 chickens, horses: all i'm
plements. tools and wagons: price S12, 500; will
take good cottage in Oakland part payment
ton; % of finest varieties of grapes 10
acres alfalfa, 10 acres hay land. L assorted
fruits, balance woodland pasture; good room
dwelling. large barn, ETC.; all farm implements
and wagons; cows. horses, some pigs and
chickens: crop goes with place: price IS. 600.
so acres of rich valley land. IA miles from
Oakland; 80 acres of first class orchard and vine
yard; fine new. modern, room cottage, hot and
cold water, bath. ETC.. good barn and outbuild-
ings; 5000 per acre.
81 acres Of rich. rolling land, part of which is
apple trees; water right for irrigation: good
barn, chicken houses Incubator; horse. harness
3 wagons, 60 chickens. all farm implements; 4
miles from Santa Cruz; price 81 900.
HOLC0MB REALTY COMPANY,
Country Dept,
BOG San Pablo ay.,
Oakland, Cal.
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f. +. WAYLAND & CO.. Brokers.
4I6 Monadnock building, San Francisco, Cal.

". NJ & S. OIL co.
Mr.. Investor: This is your opportunity TO
get in the ground floor stock at 10 cents
per share, nonassessabe. See the oil and the
oil lands for yourself. You will want the
stock and buy all you can. 1t is paraffne oil,
81 gravity, in Livermore hills. See
W. NJ. & S. OIL CO..
Room 21 1868 Broadway, Oakland.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE GALL BLAKE'S
BAZAAR. 1ICS VALENCIA ST.
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IDEAL HOMES.
IN ARTISTIC DESIGN AND
FINISH.
EASY TERMS.

On 18th av. between Lake and California sts !:
artistic 6 room residence Quilt by Hellmanl {;
high class home district; no expense spared
to make these most attractive, livable and
substantial homes; we invite close inspection;
several pleasing exterior designs brick front
and terraZo steps; garage; large open fire.
places: built in bookcases and seats; hard
wood floors; paneled dining rooms and halls;
extra large closets: all rooms light and sunny
very large yard price low; terms to suit Our
agent premises daily and Sundays.
MOOSER & ST. GERMAN.
Exclusive agents. 155 Sutter ST.
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ATTENTION. Ladies-DR. LEWIS. s33 Market
st. bet 9th and 9Th, world renowned specialist
for women only; no delays disappointments;
relief guaranteed BY most superior painless
methods known to medical science: most obsti-
nate eases treated; all female complaints and
Irregularities treated; have hesitancy if in
need of my services; absolutely harmless; low
fees. By consulting eminent specialist you
time and money. Advice free. 10 a. N.
to 4 p. m. and 6 TO y. ~; Sundays, IL
a. m. TO .. m.
DIR. Of Obstetrics. Mary Adam reliable special
list; cures all women's complaints successfully;
home for confinement; adoption; b.. Is p. N.
5000 Fruityale av.. Oakland: tel. Merritt 1898.
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INVESTMENTS
STOCK BARGAINS.

STOCK BARGAINS.
CHEAPER than you BUY elsewhere.
We have for sale. subject:
l 200 shares Alaska Petroleum & Coal ca so. 10
1000 shares La Blanc oil Co..........G rs
1000 Maricopa Nat Petroleum COG "a
900 shares Lady Washington Oil Co.. a Cheap
600 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co.....d 10
900 shares Coalinga Nat Petroleum. a .45
1,500 shares Yellowstone oil Co.. q Market
900 shares Reynolds Transmission. Bid
200 shares Pyramid Oil Co......4..M 40
100 shares Pyramid Oil Co.......m 40
POO shares Section six Oil Co..m 40
$50 Coalinga Crude Oil Co...........@ is
800 shares Madison Oil Co. a 10
500 Burlingame Tel Typewriter. a 80
100 shares Liberty Oil Co........-...@ 10
La Zacualpa Rub. Plan. 1890 SER a 1So. co
P. NJ. HARRIS & CO., BROKERS,
151-753 PhelaD Bldg, San Francisco. Cal.
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MEDICAL

DR.. DALE. II THIRD ST. NEAR MARKET
A STRICTLY RELIABLE specialist for women :;
largest private practice and MOST EXPERT
ENCE in the city. If you WORRIED
about your condition and NEED HELP come
TO me in privacy, where you are SURE of I'M
MEDIATE RESULTS. Accommodations when
desired. Hours 10 a. m TO p. N. and to
p. M; Sundays 10 TO -
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REAL EsTATE-Continued

COUNTRY REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
#:$:H:H #$HH #=$H:H sHH=EHs=S sHH=E=Hs=Ss sHH=EHsS
DON'T PASS PATTERSON.
PATTERSON IRRIGATED FARMS.
10 ACRES OR MORE WITH WATER STOCK
AND WATER FOREVER.
$50 AN ACRE.
5-FIyE YEARS TIME-5
Now is the time to buy and secure independ-
fertile and best watered land in the entire state
THE CREAM OF SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY.
$4,000 acres of the Rancho del Puerto. the
famous old Patterson ranch, known far and near
fornia- Greatest alfalfa crops ever raised
Best dairy country known Richest walnut
land land Most profitable melon patches. Finest
s25o.ooO WATER SYSTEM
Not a cent of debt. Everything paid for and
the entire plant and distributing system the
most perfect irrigating plant in the entire west
with an unlimited supply from the San joaquin
river.
DOUBLE EVERY DOLLAR AND BUY NOW
=, You not only plant farm. but an investment
Every foot OF this land will double and treble in
value in a very short time.
CITY LOTS WILL MAKE MONEY.
The most modern city in America Level as
noor Improved up to date Gas. water teIe-
phone, telegraph. electric light, power and post
office and handsome $50. coo hotel. Charming
tree bordered drives. Beautiful parks.
OPENINGS IN EVERY BUSINESS.
GO THERE FOR SURE SUCCESS
TAKE THE ExCURSIoN-SEE 1T YOURSELF
Special excursion every Sunday and small par
ties every day at reduced railroad rates. Office
always open till O'Clock Saturday evening
Come in and arrange TO go.
IF YOU CAN'T COME. MAIL THIS:
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
RICHEST VEGETABLE LAND.
SIS per acre cash--S25 per acre cash.
Rent will pay balance
Peat and sediment soil, only y miles from
Holt, on the Santa Fe r. R.. miles from
Stockton with X. R. rate for island farmers of
only 1c per mile; steamer landing on property.
Absolutely overflow, perfect drainage and
free irrigation system; enormous crops now
growing on the land.
PRODUCES
0nions-$400 to $1,000 per acre.
Asparagus-S300 to 81, 500 per acre.
Potatoes-100 TO 200 sacks per acre.
Beans-25 TO 40 sacks per acre.
Barley-30 to 30 sacks per acre.
Price only $50 per acre. S25 per acre cash,
balance SIS per acre per year.
Excursions daily; 81 30 covers all expenses.
A. E. PATTEN LAND COMPANY,
sol First National Bank bldg, San Francisco.
MERGED COLONY
Joining the city limits of Merced. Irrigated al
falfa, corn and fruit land: 10 and 20 acre
tracts; SIS to $3.50 per acre; $500 acres sold
since last December Excursion every Tuesday
and Friday. Call send for literature.
COOPERATIVE LAND & TRUST CO..
595 Market ST., San Francisco.
$40 Canal ST., Mereed.
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IS Valley REAL ESTATE

ROSS building lots Marin county-Afacadam ave
nues, sewer. water, gas electricity: prices
low: very easy terms. Owner, r. n. CARSON,
- Battery, or Carson Glove Co.. San Rafael
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-29

BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES
Visit the beautiful Buriingame hill country.
the most beautiful within reach OF the city.
far surpaSsing the cross bay localities; trans
Market-y0u always get a seat-and get OF at
EASTON station. take the Southern Pacific
at Third and Townsend. Here is the finest sub
urban home site the peninsula, EASION
ADDITIONS TO BURLINGAME; beautiful
shaded paths cool on the hottest days; all inn
provements cement sidewalks. streets. sewers.
water, light and telephone are Installed; tas
homes win appeal to you large lots On easy
terms: excellent and fast train service. twice
as fast as to cross bay points For particulars
about EASTON address f. j. RODGERS, MILLS
BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO
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$50 AN ACRE.
5-FIVE YEARS TIME-5
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DON'T PASS PATTERSON
PATTERSON IRRIGATED FARMS.

10 ACRES OR MORE WITH WATER STOCK
AND WATER FOREVER.
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BURLINGA,iE REAL EsrArE

SAN ANSELMO. SIin Valley. San Rafael prop
critics Atthowe Realty COMPANY. 25S Market
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FOR sale-Something new in fats; new designs,
new style on finish; separate entrances; finest
location in Western addition; overlooking
reation grounds in G. G. park; 7th av. and
st. See e. b. HALLETT, on premises
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Now is the time to buy and secure independ
ence for life on the best. deepest richest most
fertile and best watered land in the entire state
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TIMBER LANDS FoR SALE

BIG TREES FOR SALE
120 acres of the best standing BIG TREES o.
in. California; located in Tufare eotinty. Inquire
OF E. H. DUDLEY & Co. Bath, ~ Y
LUMBER FOR SALE
SHINGLES. $3.50; rustic. S23: lining. $40: eoun.
try orders solicited. 80 1Oth ST. s. g. -
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BUNGALOW AND CAMP SITES

CAMP AT CAZADERO-SpeciaI sale of large
beautifully wooded lots on R. r. and creek
$3.50 up; ask about out free lots; boOkle
free. LOCKE-PADDON co.. 500 Clement St
San Francisco
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

SPECIAL. ofer-Iast chance. must raise money .
IA lofs with everything but gas at 500 eaChi
4Ox12O: in Marin county; - minutes from san
Francisco ferry: only Il minute walk fram
the station. 30 minute service; nicely wooded :
beautiful domestic; take your pick Owner.
box col. Call office.
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A VACATION SNAP.

Exclusive agents 155 sutter St.