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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-04
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

KANSAS CITY,. r. S., city Kansas
City is in Missouri. There is no place of
that name in the State of Kansas, but
there is Kansas Center
MEAT INSPECTORS F. B.. city.
There are nine United States Inspectors
of Meats at the slaughter house in San
Francisco and all are under civil service
rules.
F. o. B.-Anambulus, French Camp
Cal. The initials ''f. o. b." used in trade
quotations mean free on board;'' that is.
the goods are shipped at the expense of
the seller.
WATCH AT THE SEPULCHER-J NJ.
W., City. Persons desiring the name of
the author of poem should furnish the
first line of the poem, as in books of ref
erence poems are indexed by the first line
and not by the title.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES French Camp.
Cal. The son of an alien is native of the
country in which he was born and at the
become a citizen of the country in which
ne was born or of that of his father.
AN ANNUITY-G. p, City. In life in
surance parlance "a simple annuity poll
cy" provides that in consideration of the
payment at one time of specified gross
sum the company will pay to the anruit-
ant stipulated sum annually, either for
stated term or during life. A sur
worship annuity policy" sometimes TAX
en- by one partner for another by a debtor
Tor creditor. and otherwise for a bust
ness security, guarantees the payment Of
stated sum, to the person named by the
person taking, the policy, during the peri
Cd IN which the nominee survives the in
sured AS this department does not adj
wise any one as to investments it cannot
answer the other questions embraced in
your letter of inquiry. You can obtain
the information through insurance COM
panies.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-04

F. o. B.-Anambulus, French Camp
Cal. The initials If. o. b." used in trade
quotations mean free on board" that is
the goods are shipped at the expense OF
the seller
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-04
MAYOR PHELAN IS INFORMED
REAL ESTATE OWNERS ASSO-
CITATION rs WATCHFUL.
Has Engaged an Expert to Examine
Into the Work Done by the
City Improvement
Company.
+%++++++++++++%+*+

\ Honorable Mayor James D. Phe-
\ lan-Dear Sir: 1t has come to the
\ knowledge of some of the mem
4 bers of the executive committee
\ of the Real Estate Owners Asso-
\ citation that the concrete work now
\ being done on Market street be-
y tween Sixth street and Van Ness
\ avenue is not being done in accord
4 ance with the contract and speci-
\ f1cations, wiz:
y "The basalt rocks are being laid
y upon four inches of sand, with only
\ three or four inches of concrete
\ underneath. The roadway is only
y having four or five inches of con-
y crete instead of nine inches. and
\ the mixture is only about one-half
\ of the cement.
4 1--WE have had one load examined,
\ and watched the proportions of
y mixture, which is seventy-five cubic
\ feet of rock and sand to one barrel
4 of cement, which would be in the
\ proportion of about to II, instead
\ of to s. Very respectfully,
y ''EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REAL
ESTATE OWNERS ASSOCIA-
4 TON"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-04


pared for transmission to the city's chief
executive by Secretary Albert Jeffreys of
the Real Estate Owners Association. 1t
is based on a personal examination made
by an expert engaged by the executive
committee of the association and is sent
to the Mayor for the purpose of compell-
ing the contractors who are laying the
bitumen to live up to specifications,
The Real Estate Owners Association is
composed of lead g citizens of this city
and has on its executive committee such
well-known men as Thomas Ashworth,
J. X Pryor, j. w. Finn, A. NJ. Speck, ].
A. Bergerot, DR.. G. S. Mann, E. E. Liddle,
George w. Haight, w. W. Campbell, j.
w. Flynn, B. H. Lichtenstein, Calvin
Ewing, Captain w. ]. Bryan, Daniel
Grenninger and A. F. Lejeal. The asso-
citation was formed to secure just taxa
tion improvements of streets, uniform
sprinkling of streets with salt water and
to consider all subjects tending to pro-
mote the welfare of real estate in the city
and county of San Francisco
When it came to the knowledge of the
Company was not carrying out its con-
tract a well-known expert was employed
to critically examine the work. He did so
and reported back that the specifications
were not being lived up to.
Mr.. Bergerot, member OF the. execu-
tive committee, was seen last evening and
said that the associations representa-
tive was a competent investigator. Mr..
Bergerot further stated that the associa-
ton would take no further steps in the
matter; that it's DUTY was accomplished
when the city authorities were Informed
A meeting of the association will be
held on Monday evening next in the office
of A. NJ. Speck & Co. 1t is understood
discuss with the members matters per-
tanning to the welfare of the city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-04

Cal. gIace fruit soc per Id at rownsends..
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-04

KANSAS CITY,. R. s., city. Kansas
City is in Missouri. There is. no place of
that name in the State of Kansas, but
there is Kansas Center.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-04

. NE point in connection with the retirement OF
Howard Z. Wright from the Speakership OF
- the Assembly can scarcely have failed to at
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-04

MEAT INSPECTORS-G. r B., city.
There are nine United States Inspectors
of Meats at the slaughter house in San
Francisco and all are under civil service
| rules
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

Man. Ringing own Me sssa 40 ne fsess
vfss . esash fhas knoensd s~o Roy suM
BOTTLES ~ fAs snslf "fss ~ ousrs9~s
1hsse isn't . wesa ~ truth IN So caps
Nom~s Al rsssa : dost core what shsy
sev"
'Issw Sees Michigan cyses sss~ - ~
Wvnse9 swsf' ssst the hsfn~s. vNh .
vssh ~ shs crswd
"Mterisss erses IL s.omfe'," eats sss
tail MaH. Millions IL befr msfe TIERS.
That's where bsii Ssvins rnsds 80 "a
'An9 ha~'s Hoksnsho cr~sk~
"cesifst be hssf~f Nuggets there
Iis~ ssns ssss," yeiisd the tell man
AM the ssys-"
''riss. one feflsg eissned 10 = oue
~ . shietsns evsp there"
swsf then = maa entered ms ssnp Hs
caught sishs ~ the fslf sns1
We'll, Hank" Ne said. - hsvrn's seer
ypa for three years fvs been 0p ~
Aisshs. Been ~ cape Nome ever sfnc~
fhs excitement frss sfsss camp. slf
mar fou ought g. g. % there
"ffifnf I understand you 80 ssy you'd
been IN Aissssr' said the bsfbef 30 IRE
fall mar.
There wss moments silence. The
tail man turned red NO" ne said "a
ain's be1s there Ilsf. ny asses. I'm gola'
~ the spring
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20
w"r"e rAss. .ss ,,ssow..
8'sssfst f""Sisso~ ~ ~ s.tsra on
the fo~ss ~ Wesu~

f>ogfs island On fhs c1ass II sss,@
nsaf msiofit fnmmq1f IN me fSrenfn
e0tmfy 'oen - fifiefes 10 one - no very
fer pisces ~ esf'h vhsfe sheru ars A.
fhse@ THIS island ofhfswf@e fr0vo 80
N1~ sfgBs Fss 5vefiooksS @han wstns
teestno n state snf ~a@ pttf iHss ~. sas.r
~ county la ssia fhst fuNrg fNs w4r
fhH tsnffe Fas' fheff vrsss ~ nfra ~
me fgvn n rrl~ei nNfa seu4a aisess1n
aMrtf fiseovefsf ne liegsnfy - s5sa o.ss
Tho isisNf was frw settled Nv frfo feef
tsserfef from = rtYffisA rayeof ga 81
bls greet grandchildren srs now prs-sf.
nenf Irhsf4'aafs ~ voluntary egr.eFta.
Neee se'ufi e msirfsfnef ffn rseerfs
f'sY'ng ~ ~ eafh ehfi5 Ths saN5ss fersp
arefsxo~ sishf 9ewfNs 81 oaos yosr srf
mere j. - svsfsss sfferfarca 4 ssaffrer
syhoiafs Catching tsH - fha fstsrr, ~
- basftH pon, e~ssf anf pafefsrf f. 80
fH0s' fffAfsbfs fWsiesss q fhe rros1. f.5s
rsen SAT- q sises IN rssnifw TIRE sfYtn
mir affsefi0N - t1ssfeffrT rrsrEs4st
fstinF sfG effeNfrr feFefse Pr sha nw
nl sNd feffHg'0w factory ef.ssf'a 80 -
er1 r. Nffeff AffeF s=t~Sesassf sal II
tetf = large wnlte Tag - tofsfsH ~ 80
SER erunnf ~ 'hs eeffsr n, fhe .-saeS
Wifh piass - 1a~ 80 ff~a0veref -. nsss
- go ~Ner eefra fha rtvsws WsrSsv4
ahi 9shsss Ike hsissar5s aftrsefsf ~ 80
eaens}fev - hattie The pern3e hawa
ri Tfnrf4ffe hffnss 49, sfe ~ y@f4srsfs ars
e1nfsnfef fSse ~ fsHefren = Deer
fse Trey are famous - frefr skill ss
ssnays tofnaHf Ma f.ress
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

ley Brooks three beFs living ~ Ffrfisnf
~sfs arrested ~ frputy Sheriff Wilson
yssfsFfay afternoon IN the charge ~
bfssslns into shd rohtfns che house ~
A4so Hives ~ kLfkIsrf The alleged ros.
hefF occurred Monday NIGHT while Mrs.
Andefsoh wss avwsy from her bouse. This
buys afA alleged 81 have stolen a eonssd
sfshle quantity - gold nuggets. fw0 solf
chains. sis gold rings and few toliafs
W silver Tbs total vaiun ~ the stun
stolen II Sail ~ he shout IN
MI ~ The stolen property vas recovered
~ Wilson ~ vas found under = bridge
pear MS Anderson house. Ore ~ the
hyys confessed the robbery. implicatinG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20
UhS CONC n THE SPRING.
WHAT TWG TALL WAs nsON-T SNOW
AOoCT cASE SoNG.
ssss $50 sks Oss~~saUss Tee.
0sssssss ~ . 0ssssss's 1sessss
sSss-Tssss - shs Ssw 0ssssSss.

Il see ~ fhs papers" sid fss yesss
barrier, - be PAUSED a. sfrpp Ms fssof,
mat the Cspe Nome soysssy promises ~
- tfss fbssg iB Aissss" The tai man
near shs snd ~ the lons res - ssgtlsH
customers lsld sslde sis psper. shd OBJ
served. That's the tfgss thinG rsv ever
SAID, sonny"
Yes, sIF. fssrs se6f sense" hs fors
sfnged "Hsmss fhs rrrse fiGstn's ~
the whole shsonn match klShdlAs sih't
~ r. Why, take the teach dieKias sIon~
Look af fSs millions and niliens % DOL
lars taken out ~ there slyssdy"
"As bad 49, all tEAff ssaed ths pfofsss
stcssI pessltsisf, VINO vas 6stfIsa . bsis
tgs
Yes, that's rxbs," kofiy ssfnrfsd the
tall man, "An n you don't want % bIi~ve
~, 90 gp sksfs ana 0s fer yoOfseif"
The crowd Nufmyfat ~ approval ami
tks eynlo fssatssd
"J~t loos a. ole iiiii Nsviss," continued
fra tsIl mar lie vent ~ q yess $50,
WITH bo,b,h' but fwos1otisf gold psn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20
No PERIL mORE BVACU6
Than That Resulti@ From Diseases 81 TIE Stt C~s
Of Disorders Hss tie Cgstive ShI Of fns Cspssss6 Pz
tiee More Weaderfuly Asserted Itself.

TIE sSes~v so-ss~sf~r~ $50 -7~e ~<t1
Disease e 80 sseracn otter re~sis -
'sssifes IN ausise~~ insanity srs ~sf-
cite
A nnar ~fsh ar~t.rgaxs ssaraen NY
feh n 1t4sinsse nut ~ hsssv snf h~sn
sre ssiH - WITH cod para Anof snt
10 soon eeases 20 worry over hls hr~sps
snd starts Frew snf SECURES forfons
ssasn
Not - "a f,yspepao rsua~e wears
- rim ne en8 Sc se~a n8thtnr bat
gloom anead H~ 8e~pars ana x4ves 70
ihe ssffi~. ens EASILY secane~ 80 0se-
less I'D mer. in everybody way. or
cleo an Early grave nsrEs 1is ~rH
Ffcw 1n~ sxtf@Tns 20 ne S*asr = 80
digestive cigars comes ere majority u
mars fHs
The statements - persns wncs nave
sppssfef IN fhess Columns fro~n t.rae -
time not only show ne terrible sagerfns
hat results from diseases - me stors-
sen. put snow mat fnpss ssseasss ere n
varsity curshie ~ proper trestmens
N ~ ora hing has ne treatment 81 Tr
copeland otter shown SO nsafxef @Hrer-
soffty over 80 ofhsvs tnan in fAs trsatnaessf
81 Diseases ~ tns stomach
" = almost shocking 20 thfrk u ire
severe ard heroic nnetno4s = treatment
used 0nlv few ysafs axo ~ an orfno-
1'a pFaftftlpnefa. purge or an ennFttF.
drugs that manned ard lrrfsased me de!s.
cate nu~ous Hang - ire Stomach ara ~
creased the suffering rather than afayef
y n short aided fuel 70 a Sroldssinx
Ere. The treatment today usef 40 ss4eceas-
fully r. distinctly palliative
Every ere has stomach. bat some
people are never maAe aware ~ tno FART
except wbeA they asve eaten too fsN
q meal Tire Majority - people. however.
are made aware ~ the fact by pain ara
distress IN the region occupied ~ tnfs
organ. person with a healthy stomars
VII eat meal and 10 me period following
~" food-fakrg VIII hive a contente4
satisfied sensation Not 70 ire person with
disor1~rsf stomach sncS one n ~
does not.eaf vii have suffering come 20
worry him for having neglected eating
o. after he has eaten. ne vii have 4 feel
ing ~ being too full an1 then viii come
. Fry feeling ~ headache of there VII
be pain fhrnuzh fae breast ~ a craving
s~nssti0u WITHIN ne stomach. hsfrsgpg ID
~ gss heartburn. Irregular bowels and
coated tongue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

that be Rad ~ run IN 1sh for 10 you
knoe h6s h. stands n0w nBsholHllyT
"asil owss ~ the gold pan" suggested
the ethif,
The fall man ignored Tho fsmark ard
ths ffsmgloes sbleks from fhs crowd that
followed,
"Jf~s worth syo,os. Made u ali ~ sbs
beach, too Just hep vofhiT away with
hIa little GOD pan, pawn no fsntion ~ ms
widest stories ~ kioBdiss an other
pisces, an nov hss Just fhfes hundred
thousand dollars shssd ~ the same.
"Of course ufs hard 90 osffitbeisa YER
self from socisfy fof iwo YEAR,, bat when
ygu gsit four hundred tn0usshj feiisfs a.
the good, iiss BiiI. ~ psys
"An shS greeks 10 jusf - eeh,
I'm my opinion ons efAst 10 )ss ~ rich
49, another, ar perhaps Iltns f'sher
''gD~, fshs Anvil efssk, fof instance.
Thsts ~heys Hiii msds his pfc rIi tell
you little yarn fSncsfbiT that ffseA
that mishi ts hard ~ biisvs. ~ ~ cams
from anybody sss
Theirs ess it'~ Sweets mar cams
int tho damp hssd tfoks. an scf know'n'
'kt, somA blUndsrin' d6bksy sssabssssd
him for he Pile When me sssds c8ms
a. hs foond ~ him nonf ysok flisf
win FOfts ard fift that be hsf besn isit
Gpt gifS, iaos,r q reel s4nftas tfs
opensg ,bs saes ssd washed egt fHs truck
IN ar III tomato can an deans 10 jast
80 ~ dust sd bgsssfs"
a tong slshts fat ug5B the egowd,
bfoksu ~ isseih ny . man IN ore ~ fhe
ehaifs eating fof tsg rum
II ffiSt ~ 90 40 - Mons IN the
spring" fsnafssd tbs farmer from Whiss
river
what formations seem y pfedomiaais
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20


90 fheserr ssssi 81 oil sesuemsn. ny.
rf'ss. fo~s8fsfans ore, free milling
"Aln'f HoBe ~ NON rings 80 fsft ~
AZ" raj fas 81 msn "n0fhin b8f ssf
.. Sc = syeaf eu4nffy"
Then ssHe eco femefks5 fbsf 8 30 ~
from pawsn $50 = pretty far f~aaTf =
ffs WsY and exgfessef . sffanE ffubt Ns'
80 csg@ nome country r01.i prevs 90
fJes
',Igsst rn'lsa s1gafs~ hovfsf tse fa1
rr4n "pdn't yoa bfleVe ii' Tneyfe fFgln
- slte yaH hHf There isnt w9f5 ~
tr1fh 81 H OBsss fssyve fssen . 90 -
stlt = 9gae hgf Trey never gHs fh8f rrurh
ouf - fsassar. s8rnr what rqsi fsilsys
~5sis 81 n yau fidn'f have no ore fhsFs
posted go EFT yau rant ose~ - swHfe
rrnefs aift 20 x1id N iaws = sni 40 -
90. Ire wse~ seN~me 70 smfssm
ssrs I'm dead nss, - msif psw<sn
fars<f"
pa" r~narses 80 write river ,a-asar
't-sse haYe hsen msnT - fortunes
tfoaTht sfer Davssn. Z know sore =
31 sagros 'haf hfaasbi on
fser yea ffe' yeYsef ~ nie7 fee ft1
San .Whso fhsse fsfises YoB speas atou,
soss go krf finds fnsT tHn 80 20 god
sfsy - ssssmsA - sst fae pabgr sns~
trsy'vs 'esr faoiegi - fHsy Toeksr Teuns
a. TbsssNofein ~ somsfhle fer a -
seeks sn fs~r rene fs~B ~ slafan tbeaf
pss wks Nsss ninis'. YDB ns~snf fsss
EaMsr - aie
View r. Ntr~. on f7n~ creek he
continued fhsts vhsrs bfB Nevis.
mat ris 49, 80 A ran foasf . nus.
ct ~cfrh 81 - " isssa srinBfs. reg
bet. serw~ % tis siars
Yes. ssif ne rsi~ vcuug rg&r So
hadn't spoken t~fafs g s~lt~vs tss, 81
gsrefnf A. erfes~efY fsiieitase nofeseuss~
10 drz~n fer fn@ fsEars - cape None
lie . 2--~s Ter gsusSssss tno g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20


'Tfss ebs%a e0rss assgn ~ olf K@N-
ANY," isdaffsr Col. WHssSsSe ~ the
TOO ~ ons ~ those sggpIss with anG
foshfs~lsedssf sfssrisss lsfs utlfb hs ia
wGus g. Stnx hfs sogi vnsn 3 xssat Deeas
stem Challenges ne resfsss ~Hos ~ ~ =
eoadisfbn rof theory that eanffenfs
th~ eoion~i 80 fnls lanefBgs TIE "snns
Ssr~res ~ dg*sNset~i f,ens~fsfs fnsns
ae~s che supremacy - ftsfs party fH fh~
sss,s Tn Do sure. me esf9ssl ~ss fts.
affected iSesueer1s effsa BE sss ~ Ias
rupe esf shs Eent9esy factions we're ~
saos cfszrs tksTpAfs ffs continued a. 30
q Unaffected Dewsrfsf after hfs fss8ss
60 aIs kssfHstY AHf although fs sHd
fs~ isadef - fs~ fsSfBscfafte gsffg sfs
sow urrsd ~ suerogftsw coshei. 30 Ia
ssgff "fsss Ssessa' as - N-ss.i. expansion
snf esh@s ssrsrir~x vsfeb HF bfyaa
ears are psmneyafie
csf Wssssysos admits ato1i, az ftai 70
etsrssf ~ fNe astfsfsr>fs~l faction fss
foss rSx Nttsrncf arr tsfssss 81 me
Louisville rcTe@nfi9s svreps - afseys
srs ~ was "sashsrffsftvs MI here
ssa4n ire anhseyy mas frvfis~ a sefp.
tns Where vss there sesr m0fs "sas
fh1rffstive." regular honest party gors
ventf0n tnan ira, .Sies fhfe@ Trsfa sge
pat up william fsfgsn o. H-tS-ff gfad
fhaf Fareensf14 t-~sn controlled ~ frfeks
~. SO 49, fhs oesssI sstheYiaR, col
wast~r.9n eosid veil have aosssS ;ts
grneseSlnss and aln have pa; so-h y
reasonable esairs ,of fSefnonf2fi9 offhas
suy r. sgffw - tfs f~xsfayffY ana h0n.
safy hnssver h@ condemned ~
agsaf wunfsT ftas CT Wass~rnon 'aiKs
- rka~ us - chsos r<ysessfss ~ o.
not rnAnv monfhs sse sbai Ne vsnfs fe
doHsss@eofasnn measure Tot ere dc.
E4f rfIf oil r~ve- - sharfsd fsto .aw
TIE Democrats - EsrfersY have rss
sasx 80 faw &c thss The ieopts esnnaf
hav~ gc.e carsgleselY ass faewTstir met
T'F@~~ - set .unns ssase left ~ 80 upas-
bod e Fenfgesy - rice - ffs might snt
say - fsss wfesnA stte~ngf - steal ffs
tar' ~~fst, II freedom - sq4n say grs
n~f-r~ go eyes Z tnsbis'"
Fsf ssss rgswnorf sis ros rysvsu, 't~
~na,-srrea' e th~ ososbel Ell trio isw rof
rss Cri W4fsersaH's ea1zfsseNry RE.
ssn'e.f h'ya from E~sttnz infs IRE oest~i
s.fIffrsf tff af-f saaExif-E 80 - 80
a4fhay - fhsf ~0trsrf attempt 80 steal
kensarky ssrfnsisks e freedom
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

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STOMACH Diseases 10 Dyspepsia. ara fnfs
name IL usef fnr warf ~ better 0ns
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Jsnss fefb0r, weli known in aeaitIs
- pllaIst ard boxing Instructor re-
turned Thesfey from the Afiln mining fls.
uief whefe 20 sb~ne year lie SAYS ~
ingl hH ~ counting on fsf sfeafef things
ifom : ffee milling gold quarts pfopsriy
IN wnfh No Is lnfefesfef IN the At1ln
County npd witch ne eaya cnrfsiue 4
sis foot ledge ~ orc A~saYlps fshuInuslv
Mkb Tire property Ne says ~ situated
~ fhs divide k~'eeen Eldgsdo arr NJ
uee ffeeks sbt wes discovered ~ Paddy
carry fsYs ~ Seattle. Maher ard ~
9fbefs ere Interested m the nine eislrns
Usf.ruf VII fefBrn ~ Aim nest spring.