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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

CAMP SITES
PRIVATE party has several choice lots valued
at $50 at, Napa sulphur Springs for sale
cheap: an ideal summer resort; fishing, huut-
ing, boating and swimming all lots practically
level Address box 1726, Cali office.
TIMBER LAND
REDWOOD and pine timber land for sale: $50
to 10000 or more acres. ROTHERMEL &
Co, 24l Russ building, San Francisco.
LUMBER FOR SALE
SHINGLES s1.40: rustic, $40: boards. $40:
country orders solicited. 80 10th ST.. s. f.
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$4,000 MORTGAGE $3.50.

Fine 2 story house. rooms and porcelain
bath; splendidly situated near Sth ST car line
and local station. West Oakand lot 55x120:
everything in first class condition from cellar to
roof; ready for immediate occupancy worth
$40 month rental; owner wants to exchange his
equity for good. clear lots or cottage Inquire n
LAYIANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY =
12141216 Broadway,
Oakland.
OAKLAND income fats for exchange for Los
Angeles or Santa Barbara property G. W
AUSTIN. 1ols Broadway, 0aklaT
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REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

SAN ANSELMo. Mill Valley San Rafael prop
critics. Atthowe Realty Companv. 2sS Market
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TAHOE PINES. LAKE TAHOE.
$5 per month; taxes no interest: situated
on the west shore Of Lake Tahoe. immedia ately
adjoining "ldlewild,'' between Tahoe Tavern
and Mchinneys.
Lots l25xl30 feet, $50
- per cent of tract sold last year
own your own lot. pitch a tent or build a
bungalow Oh the shores Of the most beautiful
axe IN the world. Send for map and illustrated
folder.
FERGUSON -BRECNER CO.,
251 Montgomery st.
a. j. ROSBOROUGH. Agent at Tahoe Tavern
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
BERKELEY
BALANCE ss5 MONTH.

Will buy fine story house of rooms; high
basement large lot close to Shattuck av. This
place has been held at $4,000 but it is reduced
for quick sale to $4,000. In first class condition
Interest on deferred payments only per cent.
Apply TO owner,
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wANTED-OLD GOLD.


HIGHEST price paid for diamonds and old gold
SCHOENFELD & CO.. IS San Pablo sv.. Oak
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MENLo PARK REAL ESTATE

FOR sale or exchange for s. F. property
Suburban home of acres in Menlos choicest
residence section; new. artistic house of 10
rooms and = baths; large barn and garage;
beautiful grounds. Price $1S.5O0. IENEN-
SALER & PRESTON. Inc. SO California st.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SAILED

SAILED
ooo Saturday. Aug s.
80 p m. stmr Ouinault, Koffeld. Astoria
1910 p m, stmr Francis H. Legcett War
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MOST PRODUCTIVE LAND IN THE WORLD
We have sold Sl50.O0O worth Of our Roberts
Island tract Of vegetable land in small tracts
since June l. II you are thinAng Of buying
land-elther 10 farm or as an Investment
naont you better ask about il? Telephones
Kesrny 276T C-6767
A. T. PATTEN LAND COMPANY
60l First National Bank Building
San Francisco. Cal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-07
Whv All Business Men Should
Advertise!

The business mer who can do withost some form OF
mhcitv to make known their work or their wares are
scarce indeed There is just about one excuse for not
oJrertsing and that is simply that the business IS al
ready as bio as the man at It's head If there is IN the
makeup Of the man ability to grow, then as long as ne
lives he will seek for more business, seek to sover
bigger field
Manv business is in rut today simply because the
proprietor didn't advertise In the first place. the man
who advertses calls the attention OF thePupc 60 some
nbase of his business of which he is proud 1t IS SO
commopace that does not have phase Of whssh
to be proud then naturally it will not do to advertise
In other words, advertising IS sIaulane ~. & SuSs 81
IGppO5g bpp pprn steps into his store OHing de-
termned to write an ad If he looks around and sees
onv dirty shelves and stock that is several seasons oid
-, ION to write will cutie likely be wanting And
what would bethe use? Let him take off his coat go
over that store and that stock compare ms goods and
tn,s ond when he finds point where he has them all
skinned let him begin to shout shout till the public
hears him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-07

w. II. VOllmer. of Vincennes, be
lieves a public Office shoFd be con-
Quoted just as q man would conduct
his own business. II elected he viii
carry his belief into effect. The fact
that he has made a success OF his own
business Is a guarantee that the treas
urers Office will be we'll and capably
managed in the peoples interests II
Mr.. Vollmer 10 honored with the Of
flee.
Moses p. Larry is another who came
to prominence from an Indiana farm.
He is a member of the legal firm OF
Larry and Mahoney, at Logansport
aud has served as judge OF the Csss
Circuit court. Mr. Larry has never as
pired 10 anySofice save In line with
his profession. and is regarded by all
who know, him as admirably htted for
the place he now seeks "
Andrew A. Adams OF Columbia
city served as a member OF the In
diana legislature IN 1881 and haf
since not been a candidate for any
ofioe. He Is a lifelong friend .and
former neighbor Of Governor Marshall
lie is one Of the original Marshall
men, For sey$tlI years he has beer
a trustee Of Purdue University and IA
now ice president OF the board.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-07
'eopIe Want Old Fashioned
Economical Government
Declares Democrat
iC Leader.
TTACkS BEVERlDGE APPEAL
y lieyes People Will Not lndorse Re-
publican Party Which Sena-
Tor is Denouncing

Evansville John ". Kern OF
ndianapolis, Democratic nominee. for
ffited ~states Senator A.opened stbe
= mWTaiic Campaign here before a
Teai .audieRce His speech was an
F9ueni exposition Of Democratic doc
mes mingled with a sharp and
4 nted discussion Of current events.
hern took occasion 20 point out
A complete surrender OF the "lnsur-
~ booseyelt tolthe standpatters in
a New fork convention. dealt inter
"A lngly with the progressive and
FihpArtisan sentiments" OF his op
\ 4nent, Senator Beveridge. and called
Y Aienllon 70 the Billion Dollar Con.
n ess which 'has been fosyered al
n asalhgton BY the Republican party
me crying demand of the times. "
\, N AT Kern, Is FOR a. return to cid.
"a hloRed. htnest. economical govern
u ~ g - end that the people may
" relieved Of the unnecessary bar
~ ~ q taxation which now Trleve and
VIC lAem, and that he cost oi
Y lhg which aoy. absorbs 9e earning.
- lue poor, may. be redNcvd TO the
" . MAJ, and. the standard of nvlnl
y afsain be raised"
'ehsSor Beyerfdge's appeal 70 tn,
n 1lie y vote. for the R6pubucaItick
"a gAch In the same breath he con
u w y regarded by Mr. Kern al
pulsnce which reaches a "desre,
u ssoAmlty never before approaches
wv history of American politics.
ms year" said Mr. Kern, "th
3 ,l., Mlnse q the Republican party 70
" 'lssa Natee Senator. who assume
,.e'shlp Of the organization ot tha
NY opened his campaign By d,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-07
Democratic Tick ct.

Secretary u stats--Louis c. Ellingham
Decataef
Auditor OF state VIM II. O'Bnan, OF
LawrercebSig.
Treasurer Of state william Ii. Nollme
of Nincennes.
Attorney General Thomas NJ. Honan
Clerk oft..c Supreme G. urt- -. Fred
France. of Huntington,
For Superintendent Public instruction
-Chas. A. Greathouse OF In iianapohs'
state G .ologist- Eiward Barrett, OF
Plainiieii.
state ,.ta,istioan- rncmss Brolley q
North Vernon. ~.
Tndoe ,eme C-urt second DIS
~;ct ID ,,pias Morris IF Rushvillei
rb;rd District Cras r. Cox. OF Indian
polls
Judae OF Appellate Couit Northern
Dissict. Joseph Ibach, OF Hammond
Ms Larry uf Logensport, ane andre"
Adams OF Columbus City Southern us
trict NJ. b. Hottie Of Salem, and Edward
". Falt Of Greenfield.
For Congress William E. Cox
For Pre- scouting Attorneythh Judicia
pistrict-Harry w. Carpenter.
Far yojnt Senstr for Crawford, Du'
bois and Perry Counties.-Bcmar ray
lor.
For Jeint Repr ssentative ior Duoei
and Pike Countis Peter l.. Coble.
For Clerk Circuit Cosrt. William M
\ Rol kelman.
\ For Auditor II seng,
For Treasurer. william Rauschsr.
4 For Sheriff. Jacob H. schSenk.
For Coroner +. Me nker.
For Surveyor Emil Berger.
Fot Commissioner,3d d strict. .-Henr
Landgrebe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-07

claring that the old order changeth:.
giving place TO that which is new. ana
only cursorN examination OF, ms
keyhote speech viii be necessary TO
convince the people Of Indiana OF the
truth OF that declaration.
Denounees Own Party.
"He denounces the Republican party
for lts betrayal of.tbe Interests et tue
people. He denounces tFa present Re
publican administration for having vio-
lated the solemn pledges made by the
party in national convention. lie de-
nounces the principal legislative en-
actment OF his~party In the last Con
gress voted for by four-hfths OF the
Republican members Of that body VINO
voted at all, and approved BY a Re
publican president. not only by me
Signature, but BY expressions OF hearty
comm nendation, as a law which plum
ders the people, robs the'pooI. makes
their. lives more mlserable and Their
struggle for existence. more difficult
as law (which promotes'and encour
ages lawful mopopoly-and surrenders
the rights OF the Powers Of Prlage' :
And then, after this terrifs ar
rsignmept OF the Republican party ioi
high treason TO the people who gave
n mower. he makes eloquent appeal e
fie same people TO vote the : Repup
lican ticket. and continue that partS
In power 2
THE impudence OF such an appea
reachas a degree OF sublimity nevei
before approached in the history Q
American politics. Verify, the old or
der hath changed, and given place 4
that which is new. since the days o
the great Republican giants. Mor1oi
and Harrison.
"If Senator Beveridge was an mde
pendent candidate, or following tn'
example Of great Insurgents In oil
party in years gone by. he had joine'
she Democratic party. there Right b
merit IN his sclaifn. But, under oss
system Of governm political cor
tests must be waged between politica
parties. and no man. whatever his aoi
I ity. will be allowed 70 maintain hi
fellewship with a party which he d'
nouRces .as unworthy of'pubhc cor
fnence ard. as the candidate OF tina
nartv. proclaiming bis full alieeiane
while aenouncing It. receive the suI
mort Of the intelligent man wbo,aYee
with him that such party has forfete
i,s right 20 a continuance in power.
is Larceny Justifable7
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-07

THE Democratic party IN Indiana IS
fortunate in having splendid
state ticket Each is peculiarly
suited 20 the office 10 which he as
pires and In which he will serve the
people, not as politician but as
trusted and efficient official.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-10-22

/ navigable stream, has q large FACTORY
shop 65x120. has brick engine
room, two boilers $50 horsepower
capacity, has two engines 200 horse
power capacity. has stave. bolter and
drag saws. Everything is in COM
plete running order. There Is on
hand 1000 cords of slabs for fuel.
There is two hundred million feet OF
cottonwood timber, which lies along
the bank OF this stream and contigu-
Gus to this mill site.
The owner of this mill agrees to
contract with anyone who may pur-
chase this plant for the delivery OF
one-million feet of cottonwood lum-
Der each year for years. There II
thousands of acres of spruce timber
on this stream above this mill site.
that is available for manufacturing
purposes. VIII sell this plant for
$45. 900. Two-thirds cash and bal
ance on terms to suit.
No. -.
5000 cares of first class wild hay
land. This land lies along the Koot-
email river. Partly overfown annual
ly. produces red top and good grade
will hay. Crops are harvested after
the overflow each year. This land
, is located nicely for stock ranches.
Has a good range all around on the
bench land This land can be pur-
chased at from $40 to t35 per acre.
VIII sell on terms to suit you. $500
down. the balance on yearly pay
ments at per cent interest.
CITY PROPERTY.
Lots on the North Side sold on the
installment plan, $40 down and $40
per month with 7 per- cent interest
on the deferred payments. The
prices of lots In this locality are from
SIS to $3.50 per lot, Now is the
time to buy. these lots have gone up
25 per cent In the last year. There
are some very desirable locations for
home on the North Side. and now
is the time to invest.
Riverside Addition Lots.
Lots in Riverside Addition will
never be cheaper than they are at the
present time. II you want to make
good investment. buy one now.
These lots have advanced rs per
cent this last year They are selling
now at from $3.50 to $500 per lot.
Lots that we're selling for SIS one
year ago is selling for $3.50 now.
have on hand some fine warehouse
locations. These lots will advance
so per cent next year. | will sell
you one for $50 down and 3ls 3eJ
: month.
l also have some fine residence
lots In Second Riverside addition
which l am~offering for s125 per lot;
$40 down and $40 per month.
CITY PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE
FOR LAND.
If you want home In Bonner
Ferry, / will trade you good resi-
dence property for land Come and
see me make a proposition. l an
ready to trade or will sell any resi-
dence property have on the Install
= ment plan on terms to suit you. Nov
is the time to buy. get In on tn
g g. ound floor. This Is the opportun
= ity that has presented Itself to you.
d LODGING HOUSE FOR SALE.
s Three-story frame building an
a three lots located on one OF the prin
z. ciple streets In Boomers Ferry. ha
h 10 rooms all furnished; has a nrs
II class business established: situate
e close In and is desirable locatio
J. for this kind of business. Price 80
a 500
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-10-22

cleared, lays just right for good
fruit orchard and truck garden. Has
fine spring of water. This land Is
easily cleared, has no timber except
small stuff that would do for wood.
Is one mile from school, 2h miles
from postoffice and " mile from rail-
road. Located east of Boomers
Ferry. Price is 500.
No. o.
1913 acres of first-class fruit land.
100 acres cleared, 40 acres stumps
taken out, 7-room house, large barn,
good board fence; has set out 200
apple trees; is located " miles
south of Boomers Ferry, " mile from
the railroad, is worth SIS per acre.
The school wagon runs by the door
every morning. bringing children to
and from Boomers Ferry school.
Land within " mile of this tract is
selling for 500 per acre. This tract
is level and would be very desirable
for cutting up into S and 10-acre
tracts. There is a good well of water
on the place. This land will grow
clover, wheat and all kinds of vege-
tables without irrigation. This land
cut up and placed on the market in
small tracts will sell readily at 5000
per acre. There is plenty of wood
on this tract for domestic purposes.
The timber has been cut off for
some ten years, leaving the stumps
decayed and in such condition that
they are easily removed from the
ground. No. 10.
$50 acres of meadow land; grows
timothy, redtop and wild hay. l also
have leased from the state of Idaho
$50 acres adjoining. There is also
40 acres of cottonwood timber in
this tract l will cut on this mea-
dow this year 200 tons of hay. Lo-
Gated 6 miles from school, church
postoffice and railroad. Has one
mile of fencing. has a large barn, A.
room house, 2 acres of orchard and
garden. This tract is nicely located
on the bank of Kootenai river, par.
TALLY overlooked. Would make 8
fine stock farm. Price $40. 900
Has An orchard
No. IL.
100 acres of level bench land. II
acres under cultivation, balance Of
land is timber, tamarack, fir and
pine, mostly pine; acres of an or
chard; Z acres in crop. 2 acres o
wheat; A miles from Boomers Ferry
church and school; 20 acres fenced
Mortgaged. $500 due in 5 years
House 24x16; barn 32x20; CHECKER
house 14x16; good well on the place
also a cistern. Price, 1922 per acre
$4,000 cash. balance at terms to sui
at per cent interest.
No. IL.
$50 acres of first class meadow
land, 70 acres of timothy; large 6
room house, large barn 40x80; thi
land is all ditched and in fine shape
There is sufficient timber on tn
land for domestic purposes. Larg
spring of water and pipes running al
through the house. This land is 10
Gated IL miles east of Boomers Ferr
within miles of the 8. |. railroa
at the foot of the mountain. This
: sells on this place for $40 per tor
t This is what they call the Beave
: Dam Meadow. VIII trade for Spc
| kane property. Want $4,000 casf
) balance ON trade. Price. $4,000.
No. 10.
80 acres level timber land. Tin
0 Der on this land Is owned by the Boz
8 ners Ferry Lumber company, VIII
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-10-22


80 acres level bench land, miles
from Boomers Ferry, located on
good wagon road, land covered with
small growth of timber; is located
nicely for fruit land; will cost about
t26 per acre to clear up; has small
clearing of about two acres. Price,
$3.50. There is a mortgage on
this of 5000 at per cent interest,
due April /, 1912. l will take $3.50
cash for my equity. Is located one
mile from school. " miles from
church. Is settled all around by
good neighbors. No. 2.
$50 acres Of cut-over bench land
within two miles of Boomers Ferry
on a good wagon road. There is a
large amount of wood left on the
land and some tie timber. This land
Is nicely located and could be cut up
into small tracts or would make a
good home. There is 80 acres of
!. this land that Is level and easily
cleared. The soil is very rich, no
rocks, water In 25 feet on any part
OF 1t. The price Is SIS per >acre;
half cash. balance on terms to suit
at per cent interest.
No. 8.
100 acres of first class level land,
House 14x24, barn 16x26; cleared
ten acres, thirty acres slashed
seven acres in fruit. balance
OF land timbered; is located
two miles from the railroad, 3h
miles from Boomers Ferry. There
Is q mortgage on this land of $3.50
due In one year from June, 1910,
The price is $4,000, $1,000 cash,
balance on terms to suit at Z per
cent interest. The timber on this
tract is worth $1,000. This was
originally a homestead and is just
proved upon. No. A.
so acres of first class level land
House 14x24, barn 1926, cleared 1C
acres. 80 acres slashed, Z acres in
fruit. set out to red Mcintosh apples
trees years old; Is located two
miles from the railroad, az miles
from Bonners Ferry. There is 6
mortgage on this land of $3.50 due
one year from June, 1910. Five
acres are In potatoes and one acre
in carrots. Price $4,000. terms tC
suit. No. 8.
140 acres of first class level land
house. large barn 38x4S, 60 acres o.
timothy meadow. Meadow land al
fenced: fine spring water; horses
cows; all farming utensils. Price
5000. Terms. one-half cash, bal
ance at Z per cent interest. Schoo
~ miles. Good trout stream run.
across this land; about five miles tC
the Great Northern railway. Thick
ly settled all around Good range
for stock within one mile of thii
place. There Is about 100000 N
feet OF Jaw timber on this place.
100 acres of first class land, tim
Der all cut on; family orchard; dis
lance from church and school 3 "
miles. x miles OF railroad and az
miles to postofice, 4-room house
good barn. Price. $4,000, hal
cash. balance Ave years at per cent
No 7.-Relinquishment
100 acres of good land we'll tim
bered. will cut 5000 ties, will Gu
100000 saw timber. has good three
room house. has 4 acres stumped an
cleared, good spring creek acros
the land. VIII sell for $500.
No. 6.-Reltnquishmen
120 acres of land 2h miles frol
Boomers Ferry. small house, 2 acre
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-10-22

To the citizens of Bonner County and especially those
who live Bonners Ferry for 80 days make the
following Offer Any person who purchaser thru
the mail otherwise for any of land listed this
page will pay commission of cent except No. n
which pay per cent commission the sale is
oonsumaed Send this list your friends and have them
mention your want rybody in Boomers Ferry
boost and making you my agent boys and girls get
in and make money. 1t will only cost you postage
stamp and good word
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-10-22

have three years to cut 1t on In. is
located three miles from Boomers
Ferry on county road. Has a
church and school a mile from land.
There are no improvements on this
land, but there are 10 acres that can
be cleared without interference with
the company's contract. Soil is fer
tile. will grow all kinds of crops
without irrigation. Is thickly settled
all around in the neigh borhood.
Price $1,000; half cash. balance to
suit. This Is a good Investment.
The land is worth $50 per acre.
No. IA.
100 acres of first class meadow
land, about half of it overfows each,
the balance is high ground. grows
redtop and wild hay. This is locat-
ed on Kootenai river aboue IL miles
from Boomers Ferry. on a good wa
gon road; the Kootenai river is $50
feet wide and very deep so that it
can be used for navigation. There
Is a small house and some clearing
on this place; this tract has about
100 acres of meadow that will cut
$50 tons of hay. This is fine place
for stock ranch is located close to
the Forest Reserve on which, there is
fine grazing country. ~
100 acres of first class level land
located on good wagon road close
to the school and church, this land is
well adapted to fruit growing and
gardening; hasa house 16x24, barn
20x30. roothouse 16x24, chicken
house 12x16, 80 acres cleared, 4
acres plowed, and fenced by good
board fence. Plenty of water in a
well feet deep, also has good
spring of water. Is located in a
good settlement. Price is $4,000
Terms to suit.
No. 10.
240 acres of level fruit land,
miles from Bonners Ferry, on the
| line of the Spokane International
railway. and on first class county
wagon road, also within one mile OF
the railroad station. This tract has
10 acres of fruit and a fine garden
this year The fruit orchard is
years old and loaded with apples ant
all kinds of fruit, the most of the
apples are Wagner. This lays fine
for cutting up into tracts, can be
sold for $50 per acre, the soil is &
fine loom, has plenty of moisture t
grow all kinds of crops without ir
rigation. There is a small house anC
barn. This party has started to dis
a well. There is stream of watel
close that can. be brought over tn,
land in a ditch with very little ex
pense. This is stump land, but cal
be all cleared for less than 500 pc
acre.
No. II.
40 acres of first class, level land
located about 16 miles east of Bon
ners Ferry on good wagon road, ha
20 acres of timothy meadow, larg
house, good barn and chicken house
is about miles from G. N. railroa,
station; fine spring water, good gar
tden patch and some apple trees an
berry bushes. On the uncleared por
ton of this tract is 1000 TELEGRAPH
poles. 500 NJ feet of saw timber. 10
900 railroad ties. Is one mile t
, school and postoffice. This land ha
, good soil and level. VIII make
fine home. Price, $4,000.
No. 10.
: $50 acres l " miles from Bonner
= Ferry, located on the Kootenai Va
} ley railroad and a good wagon roat