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The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-28
THE JEWISH HERALD.
INDIVIDUALITY AND LOYALTY.
"a Sermon by Rabbie George Fox, FIT.
Worth, Texas.)

Worth, Texas.)
Every now and then something quite
out Of the ordinary occurs which
causes men to sit up and rub their
eyes-especially those men who lull
themselves into the belief that the
world is not making progress. There
are not a few who really believe that
as year after year rolls by, we are
advancing along the lines of industry
and science, but along those lines only.
And when one dares to call to the
minds of these men the fact that along
moral lines progress is also being
made, they look incredulous and al
most scott at the idea.
1t used to be that he was
admired who could stand head
and shoulders above all of his breth-
rem; he used to be respected and rev.
down the largest number of opposing
knights. Or he was deemed the most
worthy Of respect who, in mock battle
array, would show the greatest skill
in generalship At a still later day,
and not far removed from this day,
they were the heroes who could, when
at the last mile stone of lifes journey,
show the greatest success in business
And what was that greatest success?
The number of directorships in finan-
cial institutions. No matter just how
these directorships were gotten, that
was often lost sight Of But he who
had the greatest number regard
less of a large extent of his char
acter, he was the most successful
man, and successful men are always
worthy of respect
Then came rather peculiar change
Men somehow or other began to want
to know just how such vast accumu-
latiOns of wealth could be made. 1t
seemed just little unfair that there
should be such tremendously success.
full men on the one hand, and such
grinding poverty on the other In
vestigations were begun in different
parts of the country, and a very I'M
savory state of affairs was found. We
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-28

quate to express thanks for the lavish
hospitality extended by the Mobil-
ians.
The following resolution was pres
scented to take the place of one on the
subject in the report of the Committee
on Intellectual Culture:
Resolved, that District Grand Lodge
No. 7, in convention assembled, eX-
presses in unequivocal terms it's dis
approval Of the SANDER of the Jew on
the stage, or in newspapers and per-
iodicals, and urges upon it's members
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ago. Just before the adoption OF the
report, Mr.. Kahn arose and thanked
the committee for the favorable com
ment and check, and announced that
he had also received a check for 81 900
toward the fund from the Jews of
Memphis, $3.50 from another city, and
$359.25 from Dallas, Texas He also
announced that he had received a
check from Mr.. j. Pollock of Mobile
for $100, and one from Mr. L. Ham
mel of Mobile for $50 for the Home
A report on the Touro Infirmary
was made by the standing committee
through Chairman Leo M. Brown of
Mobile
Work of the Jewish immigration
Bureau at Galveston was commended
in a report by the Committee on I'm
migration, and the Grand Lodge pledg-
ed it's cooperation in the movement
Of Jews through the port of Calves
ton who come to the United States,
and to use it's ability to have them
distributed on farms of the South
wherever practical in order to encour-
age agriculture.
The following names, presented by
President Schwarz, as members of the
General Committee of the Grand
Lodge were unanimously adopted
when the secretary was ordered to
cast the ballot:
Observation-Disclosures l.. j. Rothstein,
E. R. Bernstein and JOS S. Loeb. Az
kansas-Brothers Chas. Jacobson and
Dan Daniel. Alabama-D. Hirsch.
Florida-Jacob D. Schwarz Texas
Arthur l.. Kramer, B. Wadel, Rabbi
Henry Cohen. Tennessee-Brothers
|. LeWinthal and Leo Goodman Okla
homa-J. S. Hasgell. Mississippi
A. Brill and H. Katz.
At noon recess was taken and the
delegates and ladies proceeded by spe-
cial cars to Monroe Park where lunch
was enjoyed. On the return trip a
brief stop was made at the Temple
which contains the Bnai Birth Hail.
wherein all Jewish communal activ-
tiles are conferred
After the outing, the session was re-
sumed with the reading and adopting
a supplementary report of the Com
mittee on Nominations, recommending
for the Standing Committee on Hot
Springs Sanitarium the following
brethren: Rev. A. B. Rhine, David La
ser, A. A. Marx, Rev. A. G. Moses,
Chas l.. Sanger, Leo Pfeifer, Rev. Louis
Witt, ]. Hirsh, M. Faber and Rev. NJ
Samfield.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

Office Constructing Quartermaster. Fort
Mason. Cal November 2 1910.-Sealed pro
posalS In triDiieate. for constructing complete
single barracks (including plumbing, heating.
electric wiring and hxturesl AZ Fort Winheld
az m November go 1910. and then opened.
Plans specifications, blank forms and necessary
information can be obtained here. Deposit 0t
$40 rpduired to insure return OF plans. etc.
Envelopes containing proposals TO be marked
PROPOSALS for Barracks. Fort Winfield scott.
Cal and addressed 10 Major George Mex.
Williamson. Quartermaster Y. $. A.
THE FILhMORE BRANCH OF TIE CALL Is
AT 1857 FILLMORE ST.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE

QUINN MILL AND MINING CeMPANY.--I.O-
cation principal place OF business. San Francisco.
California Location works. Silver City, Lyon
county. Nevada.
NOTICE-Thege are delinquent the following
described stock on account Of assessment No.
levied on the 4th day % October. 1910. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
speetive shareholders, as follows.
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LET THE CROPS PAY FOR YOUR FARM.

We will sell you irrigated land In our
MERGED COLONY. adjoining the city limits If
Merced. CROP PAYMENT PLAN. Make
one payment in cash. then the balance Of the
purchase price from one-third the crop each
year. In other words. you pay exactly IN pro-
portion to your returns from the soil. We have
confidence in the productivity Of our land or we
could not make this proposition If you have
equal confidence in yourself. write today for
particulars
10 to 20 acre tracts. 800 to SIPS per acre.
including water right.
COOPERATIVE LAND & TRUST COMPANY,
595 Market ST., San Francisco.
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$6,000-160 acres on the Stevens creek.
miies from steam and electric car line at Monta.
vista station; property fronts on creek; about 8
acres under cultivation and acres in grapes.
years old; 0 acres bearing fruit trees. apricots
balance OF clear land used for hay and acreage
timber: living springs besides Stevens creek;
beautiful stream running diagonal across the
lahd There is no prettier place for gentle
man summer home; grand scenery, fishing and
hunting ground on your own land; climate ideal.
Inis property can be made to pay interest on
room house. 401
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160 acre dairy ranch in the San Joaquin valley
close to thriving town; so acres in alfalfa 40
acres ready for alfalfa balance wild feed; 200
tons alfalfa, 90 head of mileh cows, separator
milk cans. wagons, plow and moving machine;
half mile from station; price $125 per acre 4O4
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Farm LANDS FOR SALE
SUCCESSFUL FRUITDALE
IS THE pIANE EOp VOTY

Is The PLACE FUH YOU
Land in this established Gulf Coast colony
is the best investment now being offered IN
the entire south good land. not white sand
no negroes; hne markets: big proht country:
not a new thing but established for rs years
and success proved healthful climate and beau
tiful winters: water pure; rainfall ample. no
irrigation required. s. per month buys a farm
In this district. where 10 acres can be made
TO produce $1,000 wear; price low now and
makes splendid investment. land Is rapidly
increasing in value; nothing exactly Ike -
anywhere: send for our big book OF panoramic
views. Agents wanted. Fruitdale Development
Co (6o3l 423 Chestnut ST.. st. louis. Mo.
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DESCRIPTION OF 25 ACRES IN YoL0
COUNTY

PRICE s45s6
% acres; located Is miles from Donigan sta
ton; on the property is a comfortable house OF
: rooms; outside buildings for mems sleeping
quarters, etc.: barn. windmill; % acres OF this
property is In vineyard. acres in family or
chard: 10 acres of vineyard are In seedless sui
tana grapes and acres of the muscat variety
soli Is sandy loan, II feet Deep surface water
rs rs found at is feet and very fine well water at
9u Ieet; these 20 acres have paid as high as
5000 year clear of expense; owners have pur-
chased a very large piece of land. which re.
qulres all their time and attention; terms OF
sale half cash, balance per cent. 413
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6,1oo acres in Yolo and Colusa counties, IL
miles from Rumsey; this place can be made
into good 100 acre COW dairy and 1000 head
sheep range; Cache creek gives good supply of
water to irrigate 100 acres; railroad station u
miles. makes it easy for hauling milk and
cheese; $lO 4i0
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Two 5 acre lots close to Los Antos: all il
fruit and berries: good room houses barns
well and mill; both ideal homes; price So $50 70
one and So, 100 for the other. 40
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46 acres. 3 miles from Watsonville; 12 acres
are choicest bottom. land balance good ia IN
land; will make fine 20 COW dairy; plenty of
water for any purposes price per acre s150. 41o
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1400 acres of land 115 miles south of Wend-
ling in Mendocino county the Northwestern
Pacific railroad; about 100 acres under cultiva-
that can be cultivated; the balance pasture
fruit brush and timber land; most of the timber
has been cut on; but considerable redwood. pine
house barns and outbuildings; plenty of water
all over the place; n w. Pacific is surveying
from Healdsburg to Albion; good hunting and
fishing; price So so per acre; terms.
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80 acres. 2is miles east of Antioch; full bear
ing almond orchard, produced this year So 500:
good house. large barn; splendid location: s7 500
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EpI1rT PANcu

5316 acres on the Sonoma road Az miles from
Napa City limits and miles from Napa City
courthouse.
35 acres in rarest French grapes of the very
finest varies from ! to years old, and about
acres to be grated; balance of land good for
vineyard, grain, corn.
Running creek through the place: well and
reservoir with g. 900 gallons spring water
8 rooms furnished with attic and cellar; 20
barrels and about 900 gallons Of % year old
wine: fermenting bins, crusher press and
other tools for wine making.
Barn with 3 stalls, and hay; 8 plows.
cultivator; 40 cases; coops for chickens; 4
horses. cows, 2 spring wagons, buggy. wagon,
she'd pigeon loft {524 capacity and cage 20x40
x14; wei and windmill. %. 900 gallons; alfalfa
patch with irrigation pipe; faucet sprinkler
hose; / brooder. 2 500 chicken capacity: s
other brooders, $500 chickens, making a total
of 5000 chicken capacity: breeding houses
with roost 6 sheds, fenced with heavy barbed
wire fence; 1.400 to 1900 large pullets beginning
TO lay.
About 80 fruit trees several oak trees and
eucalyptus: incutators with :. 700 egg capacity,
Place an inside one, not on county road, beau
tifully located; last year got at least 40 tons
OF grapes and this year 20 tons; getting now
215 eases of eggs weekly. each case about $40.
and as it begins to rain will get from
$500 to $40g worth of eggs month.
Place to be sold on account OF accident to
owner; price $4,000. 400
W WpfCu- 4 CQ
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INFORMATION WANTED

INFORMATION is wanted as to what ship dam
aged our telephone cable in San Francisco bay
few hundred feet south of Long wharf off
Oakland shore. on Monday, November IA 1910
Liberal reward will be paid for reliable In
formation. BAY CITIES HOME TELEPHONE
COMPANY 333 Grant av., San Francisco or
1869 Franklin St. Oakland.
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79A acres-Town of Martinez: spring supnly.
400 olive trees, orchard 8 acres $50 orange trees
in bearing; "a walnut trees; house Of IA rooms:
blocks from the station; price SIS 900: electric
road to Walnut creek, Concord and MARITIME:
main line Bay Point to Antioch 4Os
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REDWOOD cITY-ReaI Estate

A-IMPKOVED lots; . minutes walk from Red
wood City depot; very easy terms; also acre
age; send for booklet. BALDWIN & HOW
ELL, 31S-324 Kearny st.
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$500 acres, miles from Coyote Santa Clara
county 4 miles from Morgan Hill: about 800
acres Of good creek bottom; 10000 cords of
wood: good cottages, l new; cowbarn 40x16O:
/ good horse barn: silos, 100 tons each; farm
ing implements. ETC.; 1 good blacksmith shop
Price $50 per acre. 41O
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FINE APPLE ORCHARD


we guarantee this to be worthy of immediate
attention.
, 800 acres, miles from Gllroy, at the foot Of
the main range of the Santa Cruz mountains; 100
acres are fruit. $500 Newtown Pippins 1000
Spitzenbergs, 500 Snyders, about 300 walnuts
Age of apple trees from 5 to years; 100 acres
arabic land; 500 acres rolling hills. good for
fruit; loo acres in wood and suitable for nothing
else Soil is rich black loan; no adobe. Three
living streams the property. Level country
road to Gilroy running through ranch for mile;
$4,000 worth of buildings; residence of rooms
water supplied by gravity all over farm steadily !;
baths, toilets, stationary wash basins;
separate cottage, with bath, etc, for foreman
Soil and locations ranch suitable for raising
best citron fruits. Average rainfall for past 20
years is 3l1a inches per annum. Maximum and
minimum temperature and precipitation recorded
for the past 20 years, and this record goes to
state. Beautiful grounds, with palms, acacias
oleanders. etc. Long distance telephone on ranch
Rural free delivery: Price, $4,000; terms
Hem Aftllers Mount Madonna ranch "a show
Stevenson and Mrs. Frank Norris have country
residences 1 mile to the northwest. AIS
$50 acres, Kelseyville; acres of alfalfa A
mostly apples; II acres cleared ready, to culti-
vate. All of the above is under irrigation; 10
acres of land can be irrigated if cleared. The
rest Is hill land and is covered with timber and
the clearing of the land. All fenced and two
streams of water running year round. First
water rights and good ditch.
o room house; hot and cold water piped
throughout house; chicken houses and good
barn; blacksmith shop, hog houses head of
broke horses, milk cows and / calf | colt:
some furniture. Price $4,000; without stock
5000, half down and a years time or longer
on the rest at per cent interest. Thissprice is
only till February 419
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MONEY TO LOAN


AA-STRICTLY confidential loans on furniture.
pianos. warehouse receipts security of any
kind: loans can be repaid in easy weekly.
monthly or yearly payments; will arrange
the loan to suit you. same can he repaid when
ever you desire; we give you the full amount
asked for; there are advanced charges of
any kind; if you another broker or bills of
any kind we will pay them for you and give
you more money 1t Is easier to pay one than a
numbers we make You better rates and
terms than any one in the city: 1t will pay you
TO call and investigate ILLINOIS FINANCE
CO.. formerly Illinois Trust Co., 1916 Eddy, u
block from Fillmore; tel. West 6T45; S2924
AAAA-WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE WITHOUT SECURITY: business
CONFIDENTIAL; no charge for application;
nothing taken out in advance; no red tape
methods here; you are charged ONLY for the
time you have the money; you can get from us
SlaoO-Repay 50. 90 month, 81 90 weekly
s25 O0-Repay $6.65 month"; 81 65 weekly
$50 O0-Repay $500 MONTH $500 weekly.
$50 0O-Repay S13.35 month. $3 50 weekly.
THE ROYAL INV. CO.. 750 PHELAN BLDG
THIS is OUR BUSINESS
SALARY LOANS. $40 to S100. advanced to
honest employees without security No in
dorser; no publicity; your friends, relatives or
employer will never know.
ALI WE WANT rs YOUR PLAIN NOTE
GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO.. 616 Phelan
bldg, 9Th floor Office open until p. M Mon
day and Saturday evenings until O'clock.
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BEST PROPOSITION EVER KNOWN OF.
$500 ACRES.

The property is located 20 miles north of San
,ranclsco There is a water frontage Of nearly
miles, and has one of the finest shipping har-
oois on the Coast so that all merchandise can be
shIpped by water at very low figure. There IS
s.ooo acres of land a portion of which is COW
ered with tank oak, etc.
dhere is dairy proposition with creamery
ouliding an elegant II room ranch house, hard
wood finished, which cost $4,000 to build; barn,
farming utensils. etc. There 100 milk cows
or more which are worth at least $40 each;
horses worth at least $3.50 each. There is a lot
or hrewood, telephone and telegraph posts, which
all run into at least $50 000& There are 500
cords of tanbark at $40 cord. There are
$50 600 railroad ties which will show a profit Of
1Sc each.
This land runs hack quite a little ways from
the Coast and is very we'll adapted for the rails
ing or apples, pears, figs, and, In fact, all kinds
OF fruits, there being quite a few level pieces
with abundant water
The priee~of this property is $50, ,000-$5. 600
cash and the balance $4,000 every six months
thereafter The owner will give a deed to the
property on the payment of s., 600 and take
note for the balance. You will readily see from
the following figures the immense profit there is
In handling the above holding:
100000 railroad ties at 1Sc. S63, 900
creamery, ranch houses etc. 10000
500 cords of tanbark at $40 Cord. 5000
horses at $3.50 each. 1850
lUo COWS at $40 each. ch............... 1000
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STOCK FARM

40 acres, 3 miles south of San Jose, 2 miles
from railroad: $50 aeres can be plowed; room
mouse hard finish; good barn. creek runs through
place; living springs; this carries 125 head OF
eatte tfe year round; shade and shelter TOT
stock; price $22. so per acre. 414
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LUMBER EOR SALE

SHINGLES. 81 40; rustic. $50: boards $40.
country orders solicited. SS 10th at. s. r.
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FINANCIAL
MINES AND MINING

GOLD amalgam, rich ore bought: cash: assaying
50c Pioneer Assay Co.. 131 5th mr.. Howard
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II acres, miles from the town of Sunnyvale
santa Clara valley; all out in fruit. prunes ant
peaehes and apricots; room house; well ant
mil; good barn; soil No. 1; price $3.50; vii
pay good income from crop. Al
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

One mile from Cupertino station: 15 acres, In
Prunes 10 years old; trees all perfect; soil No
l; price $1,000; mortgage 50, 200. Alt
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

BE SURE To VISIT SUNNY SLOPE TRACT
BEFORE INVESTING.
Ideal subdivision for poultry raising. Only 8
miles east Of Hayward.
Well watered: fronting the proposed Dub
lin boulevard, only Il mile to public school and.
you can buy 3. or 10 acre tracts from S75 TO
$500 per acre. terms. third down, third in
year. third in two years; no interest, no taxes
Why buy suburban lot when yen can get
choice tract OF this acreage for less money
from which you can make an independent Nv
ing?
Apply to the owner, ". E. PROCTOR. 662
Hayward
1 ACRE more In famous Meek orchard tract.
electric and steam lines on land: fruit and
poultry; prices right; easy terms; free infor-
nation.
ROBINSON CUNNING.
Tel. Hayward 226. Harvard
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

$I5 cash, $40 monthly-1ia story house 5 rooms.
bath. hard finish; good well or city water;
surrounded by trees; electric lights can be
had; good sized lot fenced. T5x1OQ: lots are
worth $1,000; will sell all for $3.50.
$3.50 cash. $40 monthly-HOuSe. s rooms;
barn, chicken houses fruit trees. flowers:
beautiful lot. 75xf5o: blocks TO ears and
schools; price for all 81 900
S5 cash. $5 monthly for good lots. 25xf05:
not far from cars and schools; will sell 50x1O5
for $40 cash and s. monthly; price FOR 25x1O0
$3.50.
Call or send for circular: ass 9th St near
Broadway. Oakland. - T. JONES' owner
ADAMS POINT BARGAIN
Finest lot Lakeside tract, 60xf20; NE. corner
Staten and Bellevue, I block south OF Grand av
facing park strip and lake: win make heavy
sacrifice for quick sale, Owner. 1894 Webster
ST. corner Orchard. Phone Oak 1890
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Continued

Continued
$50 FIT. BY $50 FT.-BUsINEsS CORNER.
e5 1t. from Hale Bros Department store.
Car line passing. Junction Point 10 tt.
story bank building within 80 It
4 banks within 800 feet.
This Is old school property that will abe
sold on bids December next and affords a bet
ter opportunity for the investor than Stewart
had in the Lincoln school property OF San Fran
cisco.
For full information address
REID & CO.. REAL ESTATE.
Al S. San Joaquin ST., Stockton
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MOVING PICTURES

MOVING picture films: association goods hest
service. NOVELTY MOVING PICTURE CO..
42GA22 Turk -.
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BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
REArTIFrL HOMEsIrEs.

LaI.tt AAS--AAsH7A
Visit the beautiful BQrlingame hill country.
the most beautiful within reach OF the city far
surprising the cross bay localities; transfer to
the San Mateo electric car at 9th and Market
you always get seGt-and get on at EASION
station. take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend. Here = the finest suburban home
site on the peninsula EASTON ADDITIONS TO
BCRL1NGAME: beautiful shaded paths. cool on
the hottest days: all improvements. cement side
walks. streets. sewers. water. light and tele-
phone are fnStalleds the homes viii appeal 70
yous large lots easy terms. excellent and fast
train service. twice as fast as to cross BAY
points Fer particulars about EASTON address
+. ]. RODGERS. MILLS BUILDING. SAN
FRANCISCO
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$40 acres. Lassen CO., s miles from W. Pacific
the new Q: P. under construction: all level: no
rock or aikali: be irrigated from the new
artesian belt: water at $50 IT SO acre. 406
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12o acres between sunnyvale and San Jose; on
sthe railroad.
% acres In alfalfa: crops cut this season.
90 0 acres ready to be put out in alfalfa
~ acres used for grain and hay.
large barns and good 2 story house.
= pumping plants.
VIII make ap ideal dairy ranch.
Price per acfe $3.50.
First payment. S10,0 ,0O0 balance mortgage AZ
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PRIVATE and confidential; loans on furniture
pianos warehouse receipts diamonds salary
and other security; lowest rates. Rooms 207
and POS 7S7 Market st. corner 4th; phone
Douglas 1920, Home J4020.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

]. W. WRIGHT & co. of 22S Montgomery
ST., San Francisco. prepared TO furnish
reliable and valuable information relative TO
country lands. 1t is intention to advertise
only in these columns lands which we have per
sonaly Investigated and which We know the
value OF.
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INVESTMENTS
E. F. wAYLAND & CO., BROKERS,
414416 Monadnock building. San francisco

E. F. wAYLAND & CO., BROKERS,
4144T6 Monadnock building, San Francisco
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE
1000 shares Monterey Coal Co. Qot). a 81. 90
5000 shares Three Counties Oil Co..M OF
25 2So h shares TIL. The La Blanc on Co. "a .27
1000 shares Midway Premier Oil Co. M L 25
1. 100 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co.....@ 70
LOCO shares Liberty Oil Co............m Is
1000 shares Manchuria Midway Oil Co Cheap
1000 Pacific Fruit Cooling & Vap. Co. a Ii
1000 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co. a 16
1000 shares Lady Washington Oil Co.. Wanted
], 900 shares Jewell Oil Co..........6 II
1, 900 shares Pinnacle oil Co. IN
500 shares Spring Tire Co...........M 30
800 shares Pyramid OIL Co........M 80
200 shares Mascot Copper Co....M 90
100 North Coast Coop. Lumber Cod rs
80 shares Hampton's Magazine (pfd)M 400
so Western States Life Ins. Co....m 1000
25 English Marconi Wireless pfd. "a 100
10 Rio Micho Rubber Plantation. "a 26. 90
shares Oakland Traction (pfd.). a $500
La Zacualpa Rubber (div. pay) "a 100 90
] international Lbr. & Dev. Co. "a 275. 90
500 Western Pacific Ry. bonds. az e6. 90
shares Oxford Linen Mills. ....G 6 90
Wanted-5,000 Templor Ranch Oil Co. a 10
Wanted-1,o 900 Ventura Oil Dev. Co.. 6D O8
Wanted. 900 Section Six Oil Co. Offer