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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-25
AMONG THE DEAD
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD. AUTHOR.
DIED IN LONDON.

London, March 2+-Sir Edwin Arnold,
the author. died in London today He
was born June 10. 1852 Although Sir Ed
win suffered OF late years from partial
paralysis. he was not taken seriously
i'll until last week. Early today he had
a relapse. from which he did not rally.
and died peacefully at 1890. Sir Edwin
continued his literary work until quite re-
Gently, his last writing being in cOnnec-
ton with the Russo-Japsnese war. in
which he was greatly interested The
funeral Will take place March IS The
body will be cremated at Working
Baltimore. March 24-George r. Yewell.
one of the late survivors OF the Greely
relief expedition. is dead from conSump-
ton. He was one Of three men with Lieu
tenant Taunt OF the exploring party that
found the records at Brevoort island
telling where Greely was camped, and
he brought the news and the documents
to Captain Schley
New York. March 24-Maximillian Shae-
fer. one OF the founders Of the first lager
beer brewery in New York city, is dead.
aged 81
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Ms. WILSON'S soothinn svr1n

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT S0OraEs the
CHILD. SoF'TENS tie GUNS. ALI.AYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy Tor DIARRHOEA. sold
by druggists in every part OF the world.
&c sure and ask for Mrs. WinsIow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents : bottle.
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adopted by sections Final vote on adop-
ton as q whole: yeas. Burton. Bellew,
Dawson, Freeman. Iseiy. Herman. Luling.
Reynolds and Scheil.
The committee appointed to investigate
charges against ex-city assessor r c.
Jackman. reported that the county COM
missioners and Jackman desired that pro-
ceedings be dropped. Committee reported
accordingly. On motion report OF COM
mittee was adopted
Council adjourned.
B. F. MLEAN. Mayor
Attest: j. l. LELAND. City Clerk
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ORDINANCE No. aa.

NuiASAC- a-a-tH -. Aa4--
An ordinance approving contract for con-
Meeting flush tanks in sewer district No.
I, with water mains
Be 1t ordained BY the Mayor and Council
men OF the City OF Wichita.
Section l. That contract dated February
2Srd 1891. between Bosworth. Hahn *
Company. and the City OF Wichita. for
connecting flush tanks in sewer district
No. 4. with water mains, &c and the same
i, hereby approved and the mayor and
clerk are hereby ordered to sign and at
test the same as provided by law.
Section >. This ordinance sEau take ef-
feet and be IN force from and after It's
publication once in the Wichita Daily
Eagle.
Approved March Is. Iae4
3. F. MLEAN. Mayor. Z
Attest: j. L. LELAND. CITY Clerk
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PNEUMONIA CAUSES DEATH.
Samuel ThraH Dies at Age Of Eighty.
nne Years

Funeral services over the body or s
NJ Thral who died OF pneumonia We'd
Cesdsv at his home 1ole Texas avenue.
VIII be held this morning at 10 o'clock
from the home. Rev Ayers. OF the Bap-
list church, VIII preach the sermon. The
l. Q. o. F lodge viii have charge OF the
services II the cemetery.
Samuel Thau was 81 years OF age at
the time Of his death He was horn in
Granville. O.. July :. 49, He moved 70
Kansas in 1SS. He leaves a wife and
several children
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Proposals.,

Lansing, Kansas, January IS. 1904
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals viii be received by the board Of
directors OF the Kansas State peniten-
tlary, ct the office Of the warden until
Il O'Clock moon) Tuesday April D. 1904.
for the letting and hiring of the labor
OF fifty convicts Tor the term of six
years beginning May ;. 1904. Each bid
must be accompanied by a bond for five
thousand dollars Is, 000.OD to be forfeited
to the state in case the successful bidder
fails TO enter into contract and give bond
for the faithful performance of the same
within thirty days after the contract IS
awarded. The directors reserving the
right to reject any and all bids All in
formation desired may be obtained by
applying 70 the warden. z. b Jewett,
Lansing. Kansas. MARK TULLEY,
". II. HASKELL.
c. L. hing.
54-6Ot Directors.
Now is the time to call and sec the great
variety in raobh1- millinery AZ = = ElaDtz
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The Worlds Fair

In making your arrangements for the
Worlds Fair at ST Louis this summer.
II you consider convenience and saving Of
time. YOU viii take the Wabash Railroad.
SIS it runs by and stops at its station at
the entrance Of the Fair Grounds; thus
saving several miles run and return. and
the inevitable Jam at the big Union sta
ton. BY all means consider the advant-
Rges OF the Wabash l00-tf.
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cHAUTAUQUA CIRCLES.

The East Side Chautauqua Circle will
meet with Mrs. T. 6. McCune, corner Sc
cond and Mathewson. next Wednesday
evening Program as follows
Reading Journey. Central America. Miss
Haines.
Industrial Evolution. Chap VII Mr. Hut
Gibson
Chap. VIII. Mr.. Colvin.
Roll Call. Some interesting facts or Gus
toms Of countries read about during the
year.
The Sunlower Chautauqus Circle viii
meet with Mrs Luat. 9l7 Waco avenue.
Wednesday March 18th.
The following program will he given.
Roll Can Answered by brief accounts
OF Central American towns.
Reading Journey OF Central America,
Mrs Sweet
Map Renew: The Geography Of Central
America. Miss Kaufman.
Miss Gertrude Becker. SHRD BIRD r
Reading Selected. Miss Gertrude Bee
ker.
own. eIiss(. ..............qB cmfw emf m
Evolution of Industrial Society Part
II: Chap VII ard VIII
Discussion on Chapter VII led by Mrs
Ling and Mrs Rutledge. Chapter VII.
Mrs Freeman.
Leader. Miss Goldie Evans.
Epworth Chautauqua VIII meet with
Miss Mabel Dorsey. S34 n Lawrence ave
nue.. Tuesday. March 10Th; Mr. Enfield.
leader
Reading Journey Through Central
America Mr. Enfield
Chapter VII Evolution Of Industrial So
clcty. Miss Jordan.
Chapter VIII Evolution 81 Industrial So
ciety. Miss Smith
Music, Miss Rebstein
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At the TOiar

Al the ! Oler.
The presentation of "IgnOmar the Bar
barian," at the Toler last night by the
Holden Comedy company was received in
a manner that must have been extremely
gratifying to the managers. There were
frequent bursts OF applause during the
action of the play and these were the
most spontaneous sort in every instance.
Indeed it would be hard to improve upon
The performance even to the smallest
detail. The play is a beautiful and high
ly finished one and a great favorite The
kind after seen the more attractive. It
is of absorbing interest from beginning
TO end and the presentation of it was a
highly creditable one.
John \ Preston, who has won for him
self high esteem of The Wichita theateI
goers. has seldom. if ever. been seen In
a more favorable light. 1t is not easy for
an audience TO admire very strongly the
barbarian in man who accepts as a ran
som for an aged father a Greek maiden.
but so profound did he make the trans
formation of the barbarian TO great
citizen appear that he completely won The
admiration of the audience. His work
was realistic manly and intense holding
steadily to the highest plane of artistic
endeavor
Lillian Crawford, as Parthenia. made a
most profound impression on the audi
ence. Her voice is well trained and pleas
Ing. in short hr stage presence admira BILE.
Her persuasion OF The barbarian chief
tain and the little touches Of comedy are
pretty and artistic. Her pathos is at all
times realistic and tender and at the
same time SO artistic as TO be wholly
free from commonplace that often mar
the hrilliancy OF q really pathetic scene
She has added many new friends by her
work in ''Ignomar."
OF the balance Of the supporting com
pany praise must be given all Special
mention is due 10 Nj Triplett, as Poly
dore: Mr.. BriCkert a : Trimarch: Mr.. Me-
Ion. as Myr0n. and Mrs. johnson. as Ac-
ria The specialties between acts We're
secrecy expected but scored heavily. es-
pecially Nj Seymour. who has won many
friends here.
Tonight viii be special as the amateurs
will appear after the performance to con-
test for the prizes offered by the COM
pany.
Tonight and Saturday night. lingo
mar saturday matinee. Denver Ex-
press
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Niolin anI Mandolin

C. F. Guebner, teacher Of violin and
mandolin. The most approved methods
used. At the Ideal Photo Studio. over
81 South Main street su-we-fr -l01-l2tx
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Conversational German

IN living method Of the twentieth cen.
fury II 4o2 East Central avenue. Phone
az green CAIiss Shultsl
Host PROF r. NJ WIESE.
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Attend Wichita Business CoIlege and
Shorthand Institute 1t is open always To
persons of both sexes. Fazel. Adams.
Hibarger and Price. 114-lI6 North Market
street Wichita. Kansas. 67-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-25

We have no time TO boast Of what we
are doing in Millinery. So call and con-
vince yourselves. Our prices and styles
can't be compared. s T. Klentz.
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Kansas City. Mexico 6 Orient Railway

The Orient" have now placed on sale
az heir office In the Missouri Pacific
station. al Wichita. regular loo mile
books At rate Of $25.e9 J. Il. Sherwin.
P * + ~ S-tf
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BROKE UP IN DISORDER.
Meeting INDUCED in Irish Songs and
Was adjourned

Berlin. March 24--A meeting here to
day. called for the purpose Of promoting
an International exhibition IN Dublin dur
ing 1915 under King Edward patronage.
broke up in disorder. the members q the
Gaelic League voting with the majority
against the project which was proposed
by Sir James Murphy. president of the
Chamber OF Commerce or Dublin and sec
onded by Lord Droghe6a. John Mcneil
opposed the proposal and advocated an
exclusively national exhibition
When the vote was announced the
Ieaguers Joined in Irish patriotic songs
and the chairman declared the meeting
closed.
Later the supporters % The national
movement attempted n hold meeting.
but were dispersed By the police
4 rat show was held recently in Chei-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-25

Prof. G.. Z. Hartman, classes Wednes-
days and Saturdays. Private lessons any
dme. 106 sa-we-fri-et
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Piano TUNING.

Piano tuning $3.50, Eberhardt & Hays,
corner Douglas and Enporia Phone 9Sl.
G6-su-w- fritz
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Our motto lowest prices for nohby and
rp-to-datc millinery : E. Klentz
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s. SWEETEST in Town >
Have YOu
Heard 1t?

The latest popular two step out They
are all playing It. Don't fan to get
copy At all music stores.
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YANKEES OF THE SOUTH.

Cold winds come from the South and
winter is in July: otherwise the Argcn-
tine Republic IS like Yankoeiand
/ The Psrana. the chief river is far larger
than our Mississippi. ST. annual flow Of
water il double ,hat oi the Ganees. three
times that Of The 81. Lawrence, 1gs tirnes
that Of the Nile.
Argentina has the longest railway tan
gent straight Inel in the world. 1ss miles
It's wheat plains are like those OF our
west The climate Is similar
Argentina's population grove - per cent
in ten years. the United States - per cent
Germany e Per cent Or the two millions
of immigrants received ~ Argentina n
forty years more than half have beecr
Italians
In 1861 thete we're bat ~ miles II raiI-
way in Argentina. IN 1910 there were j. -
miles. some = per cent belonging En- tho
e.fvernmept Argentina 81 ninth among
the nations n railway Mileage.
Argentina has 1z5.psa 90 sheep az against
q. 10 20 IN thu United States
all Argentina suffered from IRE Barring
crash ia 1E1. but recover = nov com
pIafe Imports during Isae were sII7.ygg.-
- and exports az e81eo From the
rrftes state came bot 81 s'8h1o n the
IMPORTS and on'y ss.oeels ~ exports were
% th's cquGir1-
1ion'erigeo e. Ga srea the largest city n
the wori8-three TINES tne size q View
YORK Bueaos A5reE alrE faFfer 'han
Ne~ YORK. London. Or Berlin. g the b.E-
gest c.fy in thr word south ~ FhGsds1-
phs. except p9ss.bly the Chinese cities.
u vii reach TIRE million marx in iss.
Argentina B. bll3taz ore - re nnsst
drv-1acxr Ga ne world r rnesel = zklca
viii probably - rern ~ - f.Cul-
There e ezrrFy 81 seuh Azsrira--i,
yea 20 Ter enough auslth
Denmark kgaes fCr - TearF have ~
beer usred ChrsEissr a~ FrfEerick Ta.s
b. ucf me r-sg.t - sc-l1ert y = the
l1w = L.e--Bsrk rHar Ctriss8ar usEss- ~
srsc-esyses tv T'refSrtex sra FTs1sTlls ~
r-hris-lan 10 st-sia ;his a-9 wtfh0s.t 80
changing r. zs-nes sn case p feash -
rihsr rssro7 es~rr Darish rri--- 70 rssf-
te- vHst 1thsr rasaes ~ rsT receive. s1-
~ars lsciuess Chrlerf.sn a1d F-s-s~rtes
aulon< then
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64-60t

Now is the time to call and sec the great
variety in nobby millinery at S. z. Klentz
l53 y. Main Street
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TIE THOMAS SAHITARIUa

Covnsr IeafA sse 81 Erznzzs A4~su-
WICHITA. Eass
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Music and Drama
Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lovers.
At the Crawford.
MACBETH"

MACBETH"
! In introducing John Griffith as a star
! in Macbeth" Manager John NJ Hickey
| has made a very generous preparation for
a handsome and correct production of
! this grand play. In supporting company,
/ costumes, illusions, scenery, electric new
! elites and effects there has been lavish
| expenditure of money, time and care MI.
| Hickey believes that in this version of
Macbeth" his star has a medium that is
| even better than was Faust" the play
which most pleasantly introduced John
/ Griffith to the theater going public as a
bright particular star. Macbeth will
| be presented at the Crawford tonight
One of the most beautiful pictures ever
set on any stage is that entitled while
Old Glory Waves" presented by the Al.
CT. Field Greater Mnstrels. 1t is a win
! derness Of patriotic color and music, and
a stage picture that once seen will never
be forgotten. The set occurs in the spec
tacle "Minstrelsy's Tribute to the TweiI-
tieth Century" a beautiful stage picture
and transformation scene of enhancing
| beauty. The camp, the march, the re-
view are all shown, interspersed with
original music. taking songs the finale
ending with big picture while Old
Glory Waves
Mr.. Field has expended much time,
money and energy in the preparation of
! this minstrel masterpiece and it is be-
lieved that it will be the hit of the sea-
son. A good war song is inspiring, and
the accessories of the camp and field are
enough to make the blood Jingle andd ELL
thusiasm become rampant. In all his
career as caterer to the public M.
Field has put on nothing that will ap-
peal stronger to the ear and the eye
than this prOdustion at the Crawford
Saturday. March %
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\ rat show was held recently in Chei-
teuhara. England. AZ which there were
sixty exhibits Of black. sold. gray. white.
piebald, and tan rats
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81 Plunkard has been rewritten and re-
constructed this season by the well known
author, Robert G.. Morris, and presents
all new features and novelties, and Mr..
j. c. Lewis has surrounded himself with
a big company of comedians surprising
all his previous efforts to please his pa
irons. and viii present his new edition of
successful farce comedy, Isl Plunkard'
at the Crawford, Tuesday, March &c.
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auoas tSer
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tiCn as a whole; yeas. Burton, Beilew,
Dawson. Freeman. Isely. Herman. Lui-
ing. Mckee Reynolds and ScheIi
Burton moved that contract f9r the
grading Of street along the cast bank q
Motion carried
Ordinance No. ESQ: An ordinance ap-
proving contract between FARES a Smith
and the City Of Wichita. for grading o.
certain streets along the Little Arkansas
River. was read. On motion the rules
were suspended and ordinance placed N
Final vote on adoption IS Z whole yeas
Burton. BelIev. Dawson. Freeman. Iseiy.
Herman. LuIing. Reynolds and Pare
Ordinance No. zIs1: An ordinance az
proving contract foT f1usr raa.ks n sever
district No with water mains wae
read. On molten ire rules were srsTe-lfied
and ordinance placed on It's pazsaEe ard
adopted by sections Final vote OF adop-
ton a, whole: yeas. Burton bfiisE.
Dawson Freeman. Isely- Herman. LgiinS.
Reynolss ard Schsii.
Contractor bond for conusctirE Gueh
tanks in sever dss;ric. 70 Sers rsed
ard referred 20 finance couT1fttse
FENer-aE i-lGted KAT TIE ti-t 20 ---t -
make final tests q fash tank in sever
district 70 as SCR a. s1ne are cor
pleied- Motion carried.
Ordnance No Slsz. Ar ordinaEce pro
vi5iaE for The lsysszuce OF laferaai I'm
pro~ensn, bard 70 pay for ruTb aHd
gutter returns was rad On Eosioz rureF
zere suspended sns oriiasnce 1szoe1 90
its passage ard ADOPTED BY s@etsoas F1rsI
vote 81 a5opsIor - = whale TsaF PSF
Ton BeIleE. Dz~ssca. FsesE41. fsely-
Keruan, Lullzz. ErTzciss aza SzhsI
Az ordnance changing nz-es q IA
Grzns~. Trersout aad go>er svsnges SIS
rad Or raossoz ~ rzsiss see Ess5en5ass
AID ordnance p.se<d g. is rzsssxc 4oa
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Arthus F1iraer Jr.. q. e24 McAllistsr street.
and Lillian NJ. Policy. 26. 624 1lcAllister St
Carl p CoIoneus. 25 1922 Ellis street, and
Mabel H Smith. 25. 1857 Geary street
James II. Brown. 5s 31T7 Mission street.
and Rosa Bujan "a. city.
Albert K Williams. 10 Oakland. and Viola
Smith 20. Oakland.
Bernard J. Lycett 25. 1881 Guerrero street.
and Mary F. McGrath "a. 2s13 Howard St
Henry F. Risbrough, IS. 712 Sutter street.
and Elice A. Thall. q, sos Bush street.
Lloyd W Horton. 81, 904 Taylor street and
Adaline P. Cornberger. IL Oakland.
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SAN MArEo RrA1. EsrArE.
IOMITA PARk

TANN.
As investment OF for home site. So
foot lot in L0mita Park offers exceptional ad-
Nantages. Only - minutes from the city on
the san Mateo electric line; outside the fog
belt; well located and drained artesian water !.
streets graded; water and sewer pipes laid
Terms-A first payment Of from SO up and
balance at SO per month. Easily within the
reach OF all. First placed the market Au-
gust 1 and over half now sold. Must be seen
10 be appreciated Go down and investigate or
write to-dsy-to- morrow may be too late to
secure q choice
SELBY. RODGERS & CO.
Main 673 116 California 81.
Also At IONITA PARK
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent BY
mail will not be inserted They must be handed
in at either OF the publication offices and bs
indorsed with the name and residence OF per
sons authorized 10 have the same published
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
OF the event are published once in this column
frea of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-31

ANSLER-EDEN-In this city In the First
United Presbyterian Church. December 2s.
1904 BY the Rev. H II. Bell. Thomas B.
Amsler and Ethel H Eden. both or this city.
CADY-JEFE'RI RIES-In this city. in the First
United Presbyterian Church December ..
1904, BY the Rev. H n. Bell Ira o. Cady
and Mrs Anna c. Jeffries. both OF this city.
JONES-PEARCE-In this city. December 2S.
1904. blythe Rev. George ". White. pastor
OF Central NJ z Church. Hugh r. Jones
and Marguerite C. Pearce both OF san Fran
cfzco.
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WIlH EVERY SMALL AD IN The SUNDAY CALL-FRE7

Real EsTATE-CITx-YoR SALE:
Real Estate Agents,
Publishers of san Francisco Real Estate
Circular
Montgomery st.
NEW PROPERTIES.
LARGE SECOND ST. SITE.
s5oooo-175x1sO; excellent site and size for
manufacturing and wholesale purposes.
IN-TowN BUY.
$50 Ooo-27x1sT and extra width in rear;
frontage on small street also; temporary i'm
provements paying now 500 a month.
FINE PACIFIC AVE RESIDENCE
sS5 oOo-Large 2-story. attic and basement
clothes closets, washstands mantels. large
billiard room. laundry, wineroom, furnace; etc
Neighborhood the best in the city and the
most sought after to-day.
PACIFIC AVE Houses.
$50 oooLrwo nrst-class English basement
residences Of stories: leased for SO and $50
respectively.
POST ST. IN-TOwN BUY.
s2s 00o-4-story and basement building under
leases which bring in $l35 month now: when
they expire this property should pay $1T5-
FINE PINE ST. SITE
27.5oO-75xls7 g; near Pine and Taylor;
large residence which would pay $50 month.
The size OF this lot and the location make IL
a most desirable one for Improvement with
family hotel, apartment-house or large in
stitution.
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srUTrERING AND srA1rMERrro.

EXPANSION OF MELBOURNE SCHOOLS
Downtown 521 Franklin near McAllister 4
10 r. Open air school. SO Diamond St; tel
Capp 5173; l TO D. m Details at either.
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GOOD FOURTH ST. BUY.

S25, ,ooo-50-fset front: good S-story building.
renting now for s270 and can be made to pay
q good deal better. Fourth street is on the
eve Of q decided rise IN values
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$50 600.
CLOSE TO GEARY AND TAYLOR
Nearly 10 II. front by 1876 IT. deep.
Has rear frontage
Excellent site for improvement and positive In
crease in value.
Present old improvements pay $3.50 month
could pay better.
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TYPEwRTTERs AND sUPPLrEs.

AN exceptionally good No Remington No 1
Smith Premier. S25: other typewriters az
higher and lower prices rentals 81 so. The
Typewriter Exchange. 536 California 81.
I'd HAND typewriters sold. rented repaired.
Webster Typewriting Inspec Co.. sos Market.
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FINE PIE sr. SIZE.
F1Np RusH sr. coRNER.

ST ooO-Not far from Leavenworth; over
lis feet Of frontage two streets; best cor
ner; present improvements bring 500 month
This site is adapted 70 many purposes; a build
ing Of doctors and dentists offices, a sana-
tOrium. apartment house family hotel or stores
and fats would pay readily and steadily.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-31

THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
s MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-31

IS oO0-6S :ox2T5 with entrances TO two
II streets; near Seventh and Brannan sts.
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ELLIS ST. INCOME PROPERTY.

SIS, s,ooo-NearIy SIS IT. front by 1877 :6 IT. deep;
covered with frame improvements paying over
800 month. BY improving this property Il
could be made TO pay an excellent return
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. IS. 1904 TO
that the copartnership heretofore existing
between D. ]. O'HARA and z. ]. MONA
HAN under the firm name OF MONAHAN
O'HARA CO.. is hereby dissolved. The
said D. J. OHARA Withdrawing from the
said concern and his name discontinued
DANIEL J. oHARA. F. J. MoNAHAN.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

/ REILLY-In this city. December % 1904 TO
The wife Of John +. Reilly. a daughtsr.
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$4,000.

THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
8 MONTGOMERY ST.
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