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LoDe1NG-HousEs FOR SALE.

H. C. DECKER ..-..........P Phone John 531
906 MARKET ST, COR. STOCKTON
HEADQUARTERS FOR BOOMING HOUSES.
Hotels, Flats and Private Homes.
His success IN selling houses. over 2s years
in San Francisco is guarantee of his fair
dealing. He guarantees titles and sells the
bargains to his customers. See him.
II rooms Mason: furniture ..S 300
60 rooms; Market st; only ............ 25OO
rooms; McAllster ST.: fiat .......... $50
81 rooms; to trade for small house .... 250O
% rooms Sixth and Market: rent S1oO. 1900
10 rooms. Ellis st; new furniture .. 300
6 rooms; rent SO; nice little home. 200
45 rooms boarding house fine corner. 250O
SO rooms; downtown reduced to ....... 100
rooms; fine piano; Sutter stu. 400
Decker's Special Bargains Not Advertised
6 to 400 rooms; prices $50 to $40,0
rooms: modern nat: rent $35. 40
10 rooms: GeaSy ST: sunny side only - 500
TWENTY HOUSES TO EXCHANGE
II. C. DECKER, DOG Market St. Stockton
TO let new modern houses unfur. rent
50 per r.; central; also fur houses and flats
for sale; genuine bargains nothing mis-
represented at our office. SAN FRANCISCO
CREDIT CO. 10 Turk ST. Phone Mint al
......-..... MITCHELL & CO............
12O6 Market st--.-....-- = Phone Jessie 1881.
Rooming and apartment houses. hotels and
.........-s .&4TCAELL 4 G0.s.....,..<...
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oo rooms; new, modern building: elegantly
Iurnished; close in; full irst-class people
ciear1ng handsome profit: fine opportunity tC
get an up-to-date house reasonable; sickness
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\ S.5eo: HOTEL with ~ furnished rooms
across the bay. D years lease; rent SO; busi-
ness FIRST class. paying; finest location in
good business town. r. q. WILkE, ISIS
Nearny st.
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ISMAh Egyptian seeress. The Vendome, 11Ot
Market St San Francisco Ofhcs hours-1O
a. m. to 5 D. m: Sundays. 10 to u; Wednes-
day evening to g. Phone South 1141
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o,year lease and contract for furnishing; new
and up-to-date 10 room house; fine central To-
cation; party suddenly called East.
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l2s rooms; cheap rent; long lease; irst-class.
up-to-date downtown house: we'll furnished;
clearing $500 to $500 per month; must sell on
account OF other business; only with US.
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A-S9OO: CORNER saloon on Fourth St; rent
$50: living rooms: lease; a place established
years and well paying. See r. G. WlLkE.
26lL kearny St
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LoDa1NG-HousEs FOR sALE-cOn

4o6 Hearst bldg, over Examiner entrance. cor
I'd and Market SITS. Phone Black 1907 Hotels
Rooming and Apartment Houses for sale
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EpUcArroNA1-continued.

z r. AYRES. founder Of Ayres Business Co
Iege. has returned; bookkeeping, penmansni
shorthand. tipping: s. month; life scholarsn nl
$50; positions secured. day. eve - NarAe
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20 lease for or 10 years; a fine located
home and established health resort 27 rooms;
several mineral springs it: old age the
cause. For particulars inquire or call at
MRS. HOPKINS SPRING. Bartlett Springs
Lake County. Cal.
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A-Miss NJ VILE $50 Ellis clairvoyant cryS-
tal seer and life reader. will tell you exactly
what you called for without asking a ques-
tion; names given; special. 81. hours 10 70 =
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CLASSES in short story writing and journal
ism meet on Mon. Wed. and Thurs. p. m.
:I33 Phslan bldg terms very reasonaole
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A-SI25o: DAIRY produce branch bakery. ice
cream and candy store; rent $40: daily re-
ceipts about $50; business clears from $3.50
10 $500 per month. Call r. G. WILKE. 2613
kearny st.
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ADULT and juvenile classes now open. hi hi
mans School OF Dancing. 1412 Polk. mr. "a
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MISS ZEAfDAR. young gifted clair & PALM
I correctly treat your love affairs, domestic
troubles. bus. and financial success names;
L.. soc; c.. ST. ia Franklin. nr. G. G. ave-
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ANNE. RAVESNA reads lifes business a.
vice. names given 25c up- Ellis St
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ENGINEERING-Civil cleo. min.. mech sur
vey. assay. cyanide: day, ev: est Iso4' y a. -
der Naillen School. 113 Fulton nr- CITY Haii
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Mrs.A. II. KronenberE. palmist, ,clairvoyant. card
reader: when others fail try me good readings
25c. 721 Franklin. nr. G. c. av. Tel Larkin 42OI.
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PIANO lessons by pupil OF New Eng ConserS
atory. 36 Glen Park ave-: phone Jessie lot1
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A-s2OO0: HALF interest in o;o-cstab.is6e1
commission store; butter. eggs and country
produce: a good business; retiring partner To
leave this city; rare chance for good man.
See r. 9. WILKE, 26E Kearny st
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made in all kinds Of real estate
rooming-house and business chances. CAM
ERON & CO.. Eddy ST.
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SPANISH. French. etc. Prof De Filippe' 'sAcader
OF languages. lois Post. estISI1;aolest pro
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AA-CALL at once and save 81.
Ny famous IS readings this week for 81
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Dead trance medium: genuine. unique. succe
ful: circle Tues, Thurs, 8 pm. S25 Ell
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Publication Oldce..... Market and Third. 5 r
Editorial Rooms. s.--.--2l7 10 22i stevenson 81
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Especial No. So
HANDSOME apartment. house, SIS large rooms,
most beautifully furnished rent only $3.50;
long lease; over $40 per day clear profit:
for sale at a great bargain exclusively by
MARION GRIFFIN.
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fgh sale-Fine Bulletin route Address A
e~HhOEDER. 14e Pacific ave. Santa Cruz.
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CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING.

COMPRESSED Air and Vacuum Process used
for cleaning carpets on floor without removal
carpets and rugs also cleaned by compressed
air at shop; prices moderate s. F. Com
pressed Air Cleaning Co., 3OS Market St {;
phones Main 152 and Fish 419.
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H c. DECKER ............ Phone John 531
906 MARKET ST, COR. STOCKTON.
HEADQUARTERS FOR ROOMING HOUSES.
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NINE. NJ. BERNARD, THE FAMOUS
Clairvoyant and business medium, perma-
rently located at II Third St, next Examiner
bldg. she reads your life correctly. gives an
accurate description OF the past. reveals tins
present happenings an portrays events 10
occur in the future II you are IN trouble
discOntented or not satisfied with life. or
have domestic. love business troubles, con-
suit this great medium and you will be told
how to overcome them: valuable advice in
all affairs OF life: 35c up. satisfaction guar
anteed: open Sundays Tel Black 1853.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-07

sidewalks yesterday morning. They were
treated at the Pawtuoket GeReral hos
pital.
The liquor dealers will not be permitted
this year to give any public gifts TO GUS
toners. 1t is understood the license COM
missioners are not opposed to the dealers
giving gifts Of a substantial nature TO
their friends.
The annual concert and ball Of the Fire
mems Relief association will be held on
the evening of Jan. Ath.
Thursday. Dec. 10th. will be Dona ton
day at Khe Day Nursery.
Matthew Meehan, war veteran, died
at his home on Dexter street, yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary A. Ballou
was solemnized from St Edwards church
yesterday and was largely attended. Rev.
Father Carrigan was celebrant OF the
mass OF requiem.
At the annual meeting of Northcott
camp, Modern Woodmen OF America, held
last night @. A. Bennett was chosen
consul District Deputy l. r. Koopman
was present and spoke on the new dis
pensation.
DR.. MacKinnie attended Ernest Iddons.
who had his eye badly burned yesterday
while at work for Contractor Shaw at
North Attleboro.
The Merchants association will, some
time In the near future. tender a recep-
tion to Chief Justice Tillinghast
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-07

Mrs. Hannah Coddington OF 53 Winthrop
avenue and Andrew Kordalenski OF 30 At
wood street, are among the many persons
who have called upon the police recently
TO report vistations OF hen thieves. Mrs.
Coddington's loss was two hens and one
rooster. valued at 81, and Mrs. Kordal-
enski, five hens valued AT s325.
Special services will be held In all OF
the Catholic church tomorrow, that be-
ing the last day OF the jubilee ordered by
the pope some time ago. Much interest
has been manifested by the members Of
the church In the ceremonies.
All OF the men who are to have liquor
saloons in this vicinity have been notified
that all matters have been straightened
out and that they can open.
A Broadway car jumped the track In
front Of ST. Mary's church at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and delayed traffic
for a half an hour or more
Patrolman Flynn OF the Chaffee Street
station, whe has been on the sick list
for some time reported for duty last
evening
Michael Coleman OF Sc Laurel Hill ave-
nue. reports the loss OF a valuable fox ter
rier.
There was a clean sheet at the Chaffee
Street station this morning so far as ar
rests were concerned
Orring Turner. who attempted suicide
on Atwood street. Sunday evening. has
been removed TO the Rhode Island hos
pital
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Chief JUSTICE H0N0REO.
To KaIon Club Of Pawtuckst Tsndsrsd Z
Dinner 10 Hon. Pardon {. TIIlnghist

The To Kslon club. Pawtucket, ten
dered a complimentary dinner last even
ing to Chief Justice Pardon e. T1llinghast
About 10 members OF the club were pres
ent.
The To Kalon club is one Of the oldest
and most representative social orsaniza-
tions in Pswtucket. and Judge Tillinghast
has been a member for many years.
The dinner was preceded by an inform
al reception from until Z. Dr. Julian A.
Chase. president Of the club. receiving
with the chief justice.
DR.. Chase presided at the dinner and
after an excellent menu had been en-
joyed Chief Justice Tillinghast was In
vited TO speak. He responded briefly and
felicitiously.
After the chief justice remarks wtre
made by Colonel Lyman r. Con. presi-
dent OF the Union wadding company;
James r. MacColl. treasurer Of the Lor-
raine Manufacturing company. Charles O.
Read. treasurer OF the Sayles Bleach
cries. Herbert w. Rice: Howard W. Fitz.
vice president OF the Slater Trust COM
pany. Samuel Morris consnt and a num-
ber OF others.
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VALLEY VILLAGES
Funeral Of Berlc Blanchard.
Other Notes Of Interest to
Va|Ieyites.

This morning at the St jean Baptiste
church in Arctic Centre an unusually
large gathering of relatives and friends
were In attendance at the funeral SER
vices over the remains of Beric Blanch-
ard. who died at his home on Quidnick
street on Monday morning. The mass
was sung by Rev. Father Bourgeoise, pas
tor OF the church. and at its conclusion
the remains were taken to the st. Jo-
seph's cemetery, where the interment was
made Among the sorrowing friends were
members of st. Jean-Baptiste societies OF
Arctic Centre and Natick. Court Mercier.
Foresters OF America; Narragansett
Tribe. Red Men. and the Zouaves of Arc
tic Centre all of which societies the de-
ceased was affiliated with.
Yesterday morning the funeral OF Mrs.
Eviline Gerhart. who died at her home in
Anthony on Sunday was held fromsthe St
can Baptiste church In Arctic Centre.
The service was largely offended The
remains are to be shipped to Willimant,c
for burial.
CENTREvILLE.
At the home OF Mrs. Franklin Babcock
yesterday afternoon q number OF the
young people gathered and enjoyed them
selves In a social way. Refreshments
were served during the afternoon and tho
young people passed the afternoon In
very pleasant way.
Rev. Edwin +. Phreaner. pastor Of the
NJ r. church. read an interesting paper
upon the subject OF "Hymnology." before
the New England Methodist Minister'S
in Providence yesterday.
In Remembrance circle Kings Daugh-
ters, met yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Daniel w. Batchelder and
held a very interesting meeting.
VILLAGE NOTES.
A case OF scarlet fever has been dis
covered In the family of a man named
sharkey In Quidnick.
The Hope Literary society held an in
terestins meeting at the library last even
ing
sterry Y. Chase. one Of the oldest resi-
dents OF Phenix. died at his home there
on Monday after a long illness The run
eral will be on Thursday from his late
home and will be Masonic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-07

FOLLOWED
QUARREL

Raffaelo Conca was arraigned In the
Sixth district court today on the charge
Of making an assault with a knife upon
Gulseppi Tampano.
He pleaded not guilty and was held IN
$500 for trial on Dec. 18th.
Tampano received a cut In the small
Of his back which. 1t is thought will not
turn out to be a serious one.
These principals reside at West Tx
change street, Conca living In the lower
and Tampano in the upper tenement
Their wives got into a quarrel yesterday
relative to the right to use the yard on
a particular day for hanging out their
washings.
When Conca arrived home his wife told
him OF the trouble. and in tiffy Conca
was on his way to do up Tampano
The latter had not arrived home, 80
Conca proceeded to take satisfaction out
Of Mrs. Tampano. whose hair he yanked.
Other neighbors interfering, Conca
started for his own tenement and on the
stairway met Tampano.
Conca had his knife out In short order.
and closing In with Tampano gave him q
stab In the back.
The wound was not a serious one. so
Tampano thought, for he refused to so
to a hospital
Conca was arrested Immediately and
was locked up at the Fourth station
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-07

DROWN AT
PEACE DALE

Two boys. brothers. Matthew and
Charles Kelley. aged II and seven years,
respectively, were drowned last night in
the Peacedale Mill pond. In the villags
OF Peacedale.
The accident occurred between 5 and
o'clock while the boys were sliding
about on the ice. Suddenly Charles. the
younger boy. saw his brother disappear
into the water. having broken through the
ice. The little fellow went to his brothers
rescue, but he too broke through the
ice.
Charles body was recovered within. Ave
minutes, stin alive. but death came soon
afterwaFd from the shock.
The elder boys body remained In the
water about an hour and q half before It
was recovered Life was extinct
The boys were the children OF Thomas
Kelley, a blacksmith. Mrs Kelley Is
prostrated by her grief
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CENTRAL FALLS.

Another meeting Of the board OF licen
commissioners was held last evenir
Chairman Dwyer presiding. A number &
censes were considered with the following
result: The applications OF Jeremiah ID.
Avery. SIS Broad street, and John J. Mul.
~lervey, 10 Moore street, were granted.
The applications OF Charles Cooke. Cross
man street and Charles McGunsgie Dex-
ter street, were continued.
The following appffcants were given
leave to withdraw: Martin Woods. Mill
street: Thomas Lamoreux. Broad street
and James Maloney. Dexter street.
Up to the present time there have been
50 licenses granted this year.
Ballou Post. q. A. r.. elected officers
last evening George II. Cheek was chosen
post commander and Benjamin w. Buff
FUN, senior vice commander
Court Central. r. OF A., is having a big
boom In membership. This is due 10 active
public and private efforts of members Of
the court.
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PAWTUCKET.

The Pawtucket Merchants association
will meet this evening TO consider the
proposition made by the Pawtucket Gas
company. on Friday evening the Fair
lawn Improvement association will con-
slider the proposition.
An elaborate winter festival was opcned
by the womans Auxiliary OF the Y. NJ. c.
A.. yesterday afternoon In Music Hall.
There was a large attendance last even
ing.
Rev Michael McCabe OBLIGATED at the
funeral Of Michael eastman, which took
place from St Mary's church. yesterday y
morning.
Jerry Railey and David Plant were
badly injured by falls on the slippery
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-07
WARREN.

The Ladies' Aid society OF ST. Marks
Episcopal church held a successful Christ
mas sale last night at the parish rooms
on School street The rooms were very
prettily decorated and a large number Of
people patronized the sale during the
course OF the afternoon and evening A
novel feature of the sale was the mu-
scum located az one end of the parish
house. The affair proved great sue
cess both financially and otherwise The
money realized from the sale will be
placed In the treasury of the organiza
ton.
Washington lodge Of Masons met at
Masonic hall on Baker street last night
and transacted the business of the or
ganizaton. Social exercises followed. an
enjoyable time being had by the mem
bers present.
The monthly business meeting OF Mar
ragansett Fire company. No g. was held
at the company hall on Baker street last
night A good attendance OF members
was present and considerebl important
business was disposed OF
Mechanics Fire Co. No 2. held Its
monthly meeting at the hall on Water
street Business was transacted fol
lowed by a social program
The town council OF Warren met IN
me district court room recently and trans
acted the town business. A special ses-
sion OF the body has been called for Fra
day. Dec. 10th 10 consider petition
from Carl Henberser for a liquor license
AT the saloon formerly occupied by will
liam Dillon on Water street
The regular session of the King
Daughters society was held at the rooms
on Water street with q good attendance
present
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HOW WEATHER IS MADE.
Dr. BuRhsmsysr Delivered . Scientific Ad-
dress Before the Franklin SocIst.

The Franklin society hsld its regular
meeting at Its rooms. "a North Main
street. last evening. the attendance being
unusually good.
The address OF the evening was very
interesting. scientifically. It was given
by DR.. B. Bunnemeyer, the government
expert In charge OF the local weather
station. and was entitled Operations OF
the Weather Bureau"
In brief. DIR. Bunnemeyer sketched for
his audience the work OF the government
weather experts, illustrating his remarks
with great facility on the blackboard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-07
EAST PROVIDENCE
BuCkIin Post, G. A. R., Elected
Officers at Last Nights Meeting
New Chief Of Police Makes His
First Monthly Report. Notes.

Buckin post. G. A. r.. elected the fol-
lowing as It's officers for 1906 Commander.
O. NJ Bliss: vice commander, o. NJ. Car
penter; junior vice commander. w. c.
Puervere: surgeon. C. III. Bullock; quar-
termaster. II. r. Pickersgill: officer OF
the day. d. H. oldridge; officer OF tho
guard. John wareham; chaplain. w. IL.
Luther: delegates to the department en-
campment, T. III. Ray, Il. Burlington and
Theodore Perry; alternates. r. Shepard
son, III. n Nicholson h. l.. Walling and
H. Il. Wood.
HIS FIRST REPORT.
Chief OF Police L w. Adams has COM
piled his first monthly report. which
shows that during the past month %
arrests were made. two OF which were on
the charge OF highway robbery. or the
total number arrested 10 have been COM
mitted 10 jail Ave to the state workhouse.
one each to the reform school and
to the state hospital.
Stolen property 10 the value OF $40 had
been recovered, and $3.50 has been paid
over 10 the town treasurer as officers
fees.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
Inere was lhIke dtteHVhHCe at tHe
meeting OF Reliance Lodge OF Odd Fell
lows, last evening, when the following
corps OF officers were elected for 1906
Noble grand, Walter IL. Griswold: vice
grand. Joshua Sidgraves: recording sec
retary. BENJAMIN +. Pierce; permanent
secretary. A. Il. Griswold. treasurer.
John wilbur: trustees. Y. 3. Lincoln. p.
q. M, II. r. Perkins. p. c., and c. II.
Smith.
MINOR MENTION.
The concert given by the Rhode Island
Company Band In the town hall. last
evening. was the best heard In that
building and In fact In the town for many
years The band was assisted by num-
Der OF talented persons In recitations and
vocal selections At the close OF the con-
cert dancing was enjoyed Music was FUR
nished by the full band
The Union club held concert and
smoker In their parlors In Rays block
last evening. At a business meeting prior
TO the exercises. is names were added to
the roster.
The police are busy getting witnesses
ready for the grand Jury that sits tomor-
row. they having Ave cases to be acted
upon.
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The News Of the State
GENERAL MENTION.

did sustain wrench that was exceeding
ly painful.
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RIVERSIDE.

Items Of news can be left at COTS res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-07

Walter Com. one OF the best known and
most active bowlers OF this place. is now
getting about with the aid OF a couple
OF we'll made and reliable crutches While
engaged In his favorite sport Monday
evening he injured his left leg to such an
extent that crutches were made neces-
sary.
The Pawtucket bowling team played the
local team on Com Brothers alleys la st
evening. and the visitors captured two out
Of the three strings. The total score
for the visitors was 1894. with Black high
man at 29e. while that OF the home team
was 1856, with Simmons and Goff high
men with a score OF 2ss each.
Many persons are inclined TO ind fault
because the Riverside electrics do not
20 up as far as Mathewson street in the
city. Dorrance street IL for the present
at least as far uptown as the cars will
run.
A few days ago Il was announced In
this column that the local team Of
bowlers would take n trip to Bristol this
evening and stack up" against the team
OF that lively burg, but the game has
been postponed until Friday evening
Riverside lodge. Knights OF Pythias
will meet this evening in Grube's hall A
canvass will be made for a corps Of
officers for 1906.