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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-01

one case of dark cOl0red outing
cloth, dress styles, plain and fancy.
Marked down from zoe. TO f-2c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-01
BOYS SHOES.

The lucky Star brand of boys shoes
are built for solid service. Satin calf
vamps, kid top cap toes, sizes II 10 ;.
Regular $50, reduced to $i.0O.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-01
STANDARD FASHIONS.

The February Designer now ready
Zoe. Advance patterns for March re
ceived. The new box pleated and
tucked shirt waists ladies' and misses
blouse jackets with vest. Ladies.
single and double breast vests. The
new sleeve patterns. Eleven gore
skirt in round. snort round or misses
lengths. Prices 10 and 15c.
n rI, ION oh ~. frnn
Frostburg mining journal., 1905-09-02

1t isn't always the newspaper making
the biggest howl over Its circulation
that gets the most advertiSing-o the
greatest results for advertisers. .-N,vv-
puUftioUi.
Frostburg mining journal., 1905-09-02
Fixed.

"Havr you any fixed opinions regard
ing the proposed franchi~c:" asked the
interviewer.
Before answering your question" re
~poudcd the municipal official, II should
like to know precisely what You mean 10y
the word fixed. -Washing,uu STAR.
Frostburg mining journal., 1905-09-02
StatcSmanIikc Advice.

In his speech before the republican
State convention at Roanoke, Va,
Tuesday Secretary Shaw advised all to
he as conscientious and true at the polls
as they demand their representatives. in
the Legislature shall be
Frostburg mining journal., 1905-09-02
vital Question.

Some eminent corporation lawyers of
New York say that the corporations
yerS made them, how about the law
ycrs Washington Post.
Frostburg mining journal., 1905-09-02
only 81 to Grafton and Only $1.23 to
Eairmont and Clark Sburg

Eairmont and Clark Nburg
And return ri" Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ;, 1903.
Excursion Tickets to Grafton. Fairmont
and harrisburg will bc sold for Special Train
leaving Cumberland at $50 a. m
Returning, Train will leave Fairmont and
CIarkshurg at Is p, m, and Grafton I p. m
same day.
CaIl ON Ticket Agents for full particulars
n,I, So To Washington AND po,,,r,,
''H 100 To Baltimore anu ''''''l Il"
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, a Special Train
will leave Cumberland at Z a. m, alturdIng
an opportunity to spend all day sunday
among the attractions of either the Capital
or Monumental city
See NJ G. CLARKE Ticket Agent l.. 4 O.
Il. Cumberland Md,
Frostburg mining journal., 1905-09-02
PatriarchS MiIitants and Sovereign
Grand Lodge


PHLApELrmN, PA, September l6-23. Very
Low Rates Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Excursion Tickets will be sold from points
more than loo miles from Philadelphia for
one fare, Pl"S 81, for the round trip
Tickets on sale September -. l6 and II,
good returning to September -. inclusive,
except that upon payment of 81 to Joint
Agent, extension of return limit to October
>, 1905 may be obtained
Gct details from Ticket Agents ItSlG
brotherhood Of Locomotive Fircmcn
Excursion
To Harpcr's Ferry and Return ria Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Saturday, Scptcm-
bcr 16.
Adults.... .....Sl.25 Children. .G5 cents
for the Round Trip from Cumberland.
Tickets good on Special Tram leaving
Cumberland at Il. m.
Excursion will be under auspices of Win
chester Lodge, No. 43o, brotherhood Of Lo-
cDmotiye fircmen, of Brunswick Md.
lH ki"ir of Refreshments, .h,aSen,eats, a0d
EroHr"t F1Shing
Returning Train will leave Harper Ferry
7:l5 ?. IN. ItSlG
Frostburg mining journal., 1905-09-02
Railwo Locals.

~ ''.' 81 '''~
10 death Is to the dta.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
FORrt Ne RESTS on NTOFLAW
Surrogate In klngs Must Decide Where
Nctlenncn's SIsO.OOO VIII 60.

1t all depends on what Interpretation
Surrog,t. lanes {. Church Of Kings county
I'm -, q. ,ha r.,,ds -beir.v and an
WIN XIV ,''
oestor next Wednesday IN 'he SURF oga'e
Court az 10 whether or not the Roman
Catholic hospitals and orphan a'y!pns Of
Brooklyn receive sln00o or the vic OF
Police Magistrate r.. q. HEginootnar gets
the Sl500Oo
The complication has been Drought
about by the recent death Of Catherine
NcClennen daughter OF the late Andrew
N,ciannon y,hn dol so,,e veors AFRO and
~ &c, ',''ivu nm 49, ,oc',I;ar sl,,,se
leii WEI containing 80, ~
winch y now cnNllhg up ior interpretation
before surrogate thnfch.
Andrew MctIennen, VINO was Wen
known merchant OF BROOKLYN mace
will In which he devised that me mouse
at l27 Schermerhorn street, BROOKLYN ana
all its furnishings should he enjoyed ny
his wife, Bridget !. Mc' lennen, and that
on her death II should rever' 10 trust
fund. Of which my friend Lawyer VII
liam y. Gaynor shall be the trustee. ms
trust fund Amounted m al 20 about 100000.
and the will provided that u should he
marshaled ~ soon As convenient alter
the death of the tC-tator and Of the m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
FIGHT OI'ER UaTCHORN.
senator Knox tntagOnI2eS The Presidents
Recent appointment.

PrrrsnuRG. Pa Jan. 49, Trouble be
tween United States senator Knox and
President Roosevelt is said to exist. and the
belief in Pitt-burg at present ~ that Mr.
Knox has made mistake. This morning
from Harrisburg Senator Knox, with Sen
ator Penrose. teegraphed 20 tho United
States senate 10 hold mp the continuation Of
Robert Watchorn, whose name as Commis-
soner of immigration has been sent in by
the President
Mr.. Knox according 10 his Pttsburg
friends, is angry al having been over.
Looked bv the President in the selection OF
Watchorn for the New York office. When
the report reached Pitt-burg this morn
ing that Knox had protested n found lew
believers. bat message 70 the junior
Senator from PENNSYLVANIA brought the
following reply
Il knew nothing Of the Watchom affair.
shall vigorously oppose having HIM credited
ia Pittsburg. The confirmation has been
held no until we can look into the subject
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her mother 70 exchange tho wine and that
abe had paid the difference In price between
the two brands.
The Baron and his wife and O'Connell were
recalled, and Mrs de 81 Mart corroborateo
her daughters story about the exchange
Of the wine.
Nugent then began ant her TRADE against
'1e Gerry agents, md told how the parents
hau been Kept from their child. he de-
clared that they had perfect right 70 Nlsll
her, O'Connor disputed this. and they
began TO wranRe in loud voices that could
be heard all over the courtroom. l. looked
a. though they might come to blows when
Magistrate Whitman told hem that they
must stop or he would have them hoth ar
raigned for dsorderly conduct The baron
also Joined ia the talk SHAVING MS hnG'r
in O'Connell's face he said
You scoundre YOU kidnapped NY chlld
and refused to allow my wife TO see her.
You have acted IN a tyrannica manner.
and have no regard for the feelings oil a
parent
The agent was getting as mad as the
Baron. and a court officer. fearing hostilltieS.
stepped between them.
We're acting as agents of the law. SAD
OConnor, a. parting shot and we don I
want 10 he hrowbeaten by any lawyer.
Magistrate Whitman raped several
times for order, threatened all hands again.
and when Quiet was restored announced
that according "a the Penal Code it was I'M
lawful for a dealer In liquors 20 allow a
minor to enter his place OF business He.
therefore. held Galeano for trial in Special
Sessions and fixed hail at $500.
How about this oh'ldi Shall she be per
mitted TO 60 home with her PARENTS asked
NuRent
Il ask that she loo committed 10 he Gus
tody of the chldren's society until the case
is finally disposed Of. said OConncll.
There ia absolutely no need of that
your Honor" declared Lawyer Nugent
The girls parents are not teaching her
immortality They have her beat interest :
at heart and all her evidence is now matter
| OF record here
Magistrate Whitman sided against the
| Gerry agents saving that he saw no reason
| for committing tho child TO the society =
| care again He fixed her bail at 500 Inc
| bail was secured and the happy parent I
left court with their httle daughter. whose
eyes were still red from weeping
Sup, Jenkins was asked Yesterday why
the parents OF the child were not allowed
TO see her.
1T il one OF our rules he declared. we
/ have to observe it, because a child might
be instructed to tell lies on the witness
stand
The Baron de St Mart was once French
I Army officer and served hrough the Franco
| PriSsian War For nine months he was
: an associate Of DE Ie-sep. He occupec
/ the post Of military instructor al 81 Oyr
and was professor of history there H'
/ wears n decoration from the Sultan and Is
doctor of arts and sciences OF the Sor
/ bonnie the University Of Paris As bee
turer he has won commentator.
When this was explained TO representa-
1 tives OF the Gerry society yesterday II wa
said that the rules had been followed
/ They always fall back on what the 1--we
/ allow them TO do when a complaint ot m
justice i made by a parent ana never adim
| that they have any discretion in the matter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
GUN ARD LIN E,
OLD DOMINION LINE.

Tor Oli Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Tluncr'> Point and NcWpnrt Views Va, connecting
for Prtcrslrrt Richmond. Virginia Beach Wash
iugton ID & and entire South aud Wrsi
ID : K font Brach 81 every week DAY at3i' ".
il IS Walker Vice President Trainc Manager
IN MALLORY STEAMSHIP line
M0NlN tickets 10 Texas, Colorado. Mex
CEk H An iro. Caaiula Arizona New
EiAFEW1Sl Mexico Mobile. Ala Georgia,
LIN R5$dciU Florida. Free "Ocrnu Book
ENSSSS&R WEEKLY EXCURSIONS
10 IIOhIDA
C. MALLORY ( co. e, Front st.. y y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
Warren st
FOR LIFE SiI FRS PENSIONS.
Agitation in Long Branch In Response 10
"Tha suns" eau for DISABILITY Fund

Following The suns call for disability
pension fund for the life saving service tho
agitation has been taken w in the pulpits ana
press Of the towns along the Jersey coast
News came from Long Branch yesterday
that a petition had been drawn mp last
Sunday by the Rev. Dr. John HandIey
pastor Of ST IMke's Methodist Episcopal
Church after n sermon IN which he had
praised the work Of the life savers
The winter population Of Long Branch,
like that Of all seaside settlements too far
from the city to he suburban. l. largely
made M Of followers OF the sea, to whom
ADEQUATE and efficient coast patrol j. OF
vital interest Anything Thar makes for
the -yell-heing of the hard worked and
courageous life savers touches them deeply.
The petition started 10y Dr.. liaudlcy ha-
already ga signature Of representative
citizens attached. and similar movements
have been started IN adjacent settlements
The agitation Is directed toward the
enlistment OF Congressman b, +. Howell
Of the Third New Jersey Congress district
in the cause i'm order hat he may get the
matter before Congress.
The resolution embodied in the Long
Branch yletitiuu rails for pension -vsiem
for tbs officers and men Of the niteu states
Life Saving Service when injured or in
capacitated in the discharge 81 their duties
and for Tie ltuehl Of their widows and
families Shen iif" j. sacrificed in the service
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
NEW YORK NEWHAvEN & HlRIFORDR.R

Trains depart from Grand Central station 42d
~ and lth av. follows ior
BOSTON. VA New London ana Providence "a 81.
. 1000. y lnu2 49, x I"3 ''E's.cn
700 5.Ot. 1900 j VI
RoSTON MA WlNmauur .1U q n '2oO r. NJ
BOSTON Via Springfield no. y 81. 200. 900
stiU + NJ
FyfCHpi re VIA putnam Worcester 800 = ".
ihkEVuLF& OEroLk 80 'aS5 I, ~, NJ
PiTTSFIELO $50 $50 4 81. '33i + ~
NATFRfH RN and NtNSTED 'iin ,G0p, ''s o.
,fOnl t'lnu2 to Waterbury a NJ, oi. ft.S
tt5Oi ~ o. 5000 30 Waferbur'' n
ric,rt'onlrrs ~ Grand Central station ard cl25ih
81 giSn' AZ ctia c28i. liS5. ci1li broadway. 81
psrk pllcc r25 Union SUHHfc. clSl flnh Avenue.
c?tS Columbus Ave. go MADISON Avr r2'3 West
l95ih y l53 l.asi l25.h s.. In lUooN'n. "a Court
81 .Gp Fulton ~ 800 broadway s. pa
.naly 'ENcrp, Sundn5s tN11dal >ollF '2Lop
al teiih - yStuue - l25th - Sunday only Par
inr car Limited tia. dining car oPAFlor ana
sleeping car iirket- also
& z Hi MrSIFt1. Gen Pass Agt'
q NJ SIiFPAED. teen stunt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
LackaWanna Railroad.

I.~at - New Nors foo; Barclay and CHRISTOPHER SIS
$40 A FOR BInghamton ana fraclse
1000 A. " fo- Buffalo. chicago ana 81. LOUIS
'ifn 3 " For Hu1sio ana Chicago.
'tpo 3 " for scranton and IT'S mplth
$40 y ". For Runalo and chicago
SIS J. u For Burslo Syracuse. Utica
900 4 For chicago Slespsrs open ~ p "
Tickets iIo. ~ l.s. i4st Broadway. y sSt
ton st., Brooklyn. -Dsny. Except sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
FIRST NLOCtM TRItLS.
Inspectors iundDcrg and Fleming Up for
N1nSlaughter-Nla Get Ten Years.

inspectors lunUDrrR anu fltHllnS " ioi
Manslaughtcr-Na Get Ten Years.
The Siocum trials began Yesterday before
Judge Thomas in tine Criminal Branch Of
the United states Circuit Court. Nth Henry
Lundberg. ex-iuspector Of steamboat h1ils,
and Boiler Inspector John W Fleming as
the first defendants They examined and
passed as scaw orih, the steamboat General
Slocum which burned June % last with
the los Of some 500 lives.
The two inspectors are indicted under
Section l3;i oi the Revised Statutes, which
provides that every owner. Inspector or
other public officer through whose fraud
connvauce or violation of law the life Of
any person is destroyed snail be deemed
,-giltv Of man daughter. and upon convic-
ion fhuraof shall he sentenced
10 confinement at hard labor for not more
than ten years
The onicer. OF the Knickerbocker Steam
boot Company and Capt Van Schaick Of
the Slocum also are under indictment and
their trials will come after the cases OF
I.undberg and Fleming are disposed of
Gen Henry l., Burnett, the |, nited States
District Attorney. and his assistants Henry
Mise Can't v : Ball and eN-ASsistant
r.. f. Baldwin. are prosecuting. Fleming
l. represented by ex-ludge Iompkins OF
%vack .and lundberg 10y Abram 5 Gilbert
The greater part Of Yesterday VAS Ia ken
no hv the selection of "A Jury. Many tales
men were rejected because they raid they
had formed opinions on the case or because
they admitted that the Presence OF widows
ia weeds would tend to Affect their Judg-
meut
4 urv vas finally selected. and Mr.. Bald
win ou4ned for the prosecution.
ne. trial will 90 on this morning. A.
neither he defence nor the prosecution will
con5ede any evidence. however formal it
NAV he. the trial will probably last about
LOT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
Complaint Against Mutual Reserve Life
Dismissed.

Judge Hazel Of the United States Circuit
Court has sustained demurrer put in by
the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Com
pany to a complaint fled by Thomas Polk
ana twelve other citizens Of Tennessee.
dissatisfied members and holders of insur-
ance policies. and has dismissed the COM
plant He saws that there was no impair
rnent Of contract rights and that he sees
no fraud Tho case has been in litigation
for three wears
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
ITDI
InS Police

ping Police
ZION Of the
b. station.
i TO justice
p, had an
4 up seven
Merlin at
Rd marked
ID handed
4 Detective
bg at Mrs,
y roughly.
ID so that
I'd the two
1.-THE street
Il two mora
y time get
30 wa goa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
rh,, Years Union Club Governors.

The Union Club elected this governing
committee last night for the coming year
Fdward Cooper. John NJ Bowers. George 6
clark Henry W de Forrest, Frederick y.
Lawrence. Beverly Robinson. Robert Maclay
Rull and Charles A. Childs. The governing
committee will meet next month 10 choose
officers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19

It was said at the Board Of Education
building yesterday that Comptroller Grout
had approved the sureties in the five year
contract for school books and It was ex-
pected he would soon approve the contract
itself. which calls for an expenditure OF
more than 81 cOO,Oo0.
The Comptroller opposed the contract
when II first anne up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
WEST SHORE Z. r.

,Ncw York Central Il Hudson River y LrsseeJ
Trains lraYe FTauklin ~ station NcW YORK as
follows and Is minutes later foot West ga Size ~ ~
100 p " Chicago Express
49, = M-Cou. Lin fur Detroit. Cat. d - LOUIS
.o.0l y " For Rocn, BYnai0. C.ctcld & chicago.
500 pm Roch., buffalo. Detroit & 81 GUS,
.p.45 = N For Syra Hoch.. Ma. Falls Oct. & Chi.
-DaiN iDa'ly except Sunday Baggage checked
from MOTEL or residence by Neetrott Express.
4 n SMITH. {. T. IAhbLltI
Ci~nT Manager Gcnl Pns'r ogeni.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.

FNST fNpNESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH CHFRBOt re BREMEN.
Kaiser Feb !. 10 AN kronprinz Mar -. AN
Kronprinz ~ b III 30AM kaiser April 4. 10 M
Kaiser Mar :. 20 AN X Whit Aphl IS a NJ
OELRlCHS & co. > Broadway y y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-19
CANcER HouEs NEED MONEY.
Oni, $3.50 on Hand where"ith TO Care
for IS incurabies.

The response 10 appeals for aid for the
homes for incurable cancer patients during
December and January have amounted 10
81 sac. and " Aiphonsa lathrop Of
:, Roses free hons. At ics Cherry street,
,ia-ire, TO thank those who have contributed
She cav. however. that much more money
il needed to care for the thrty-tNe patients
now in the homes and the need she declares
is almost tragic. a. the workers have in their
possession nov only $50 FOR future eN-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

100 rooms; NEW
and MODERN HIGH :
CLASS rooming-
house.
Electric elevator, cleo :
trio lights. long lease,
low rent. very central
location; sp e n d ! d
opening for business
man or woman
NOW offered at a
price much below the
value. See
MARION GRIFFIN,
sol James Flood Bid
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

NEW and MODERN
2S- room house; owner
is in a hospital; will
sell for $1,000 less
than cost of furnish
ing. 1t Is ELE-
GANTIY furnished
and full of select
roomers. Exclusively
with
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

Eddy st. cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming- houses, Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

ALSO A TRANSIENT
HOUSE
OF 10 rooms,
$500.
$500 down and SIS
monthly.
N. B.
The peculiar reason
for selling a good
paying house for $1,000
will be privately ex-
planned by
MARION GRIFFIN,
sol James Flood Bid.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

Model apartment-house. 2-3 rooms each; rent
Is cheap; elegantly furnished 5-year lease;
there are 90 rooms: everything and mod
ern; you can get bargain; account OF sickness.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27


MOST PEOPLE never
saw a house as ele-
gantly furnished as
this 50-room house;
SIS is the cheapest
. room; monthly profit
$3.50; price $1,000 less
than cost; you only
need $500 cash to
begin on, balance pay
able monthly from
profits of house. Ex-
clusively with
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
MErrrua Nor1crs-cont,nuea.

N9TlSE 70 sToGKHoLDERs 2Tcv OF THE e
resolution OF the Board OF Directors OF The
Bank of California. a corporation organized
S9,,Si Snq ,eSsiting under the laws Of the state OF
the 31st day OF January 1905 at a regular
meeting Of said Board duly held at No. 400
California street, in the City and County Of
San Francisco in the State of California
tthe same being the banking house and prin-
clTsl place OF business OF said corporation.
and being the building where the Board Of
directors OF said corporation usually meets).
meeting OF the stockholders OF said cor
- ait.eDa cditeo .or aho VIII pe nero
a. No. 200 California street in said City
End County OF San Francisco Cthe same be-
ing the hankingh house and principal place
q business of said corporation, and being
the building where the Board CT Directors
ef said corporation usually meets). on TUES
DAY, the 4th day of April 1905 at three
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. for the
purpose OF considering deciding and acting
Upon the proposition to Increase the capitai
etock OF said corporation The Bank of Cali
fornis- from three million 6. 900 000) dollars
oNlced into thirty thousand 100000 shares
OF the par value OF one hundred Q00) DOL
lars each, 10 four million a coo. COO dollars
10 be divided into forty thousand (40, O00)
tnares Of the par value OF one hundred Go0l
rectors Dated Jan 31st, 1905. ALLEN
NJ CLAY. Secretary Of the Bank OF Call
THE California Debris Commission, having re-
ceived applications TO mine by hydraulic
process from R H and A NJ. Andrea in
Morning Star placer mine, near Oak, Shasta
County, Cal, draining into tributary of Dry
Creek, which reaches Sacramento River; and
from S. G. Simpson, in Enligrant Hill placer
mine, near Quincy. Plumas County. Cal.
draining into Spanish Creek, which reaches
North Fork Of Feather River, gives notice
that meeting to receive any protests will
be held at room g. Flood building. San
Francisco. Cal. April TO- 1905. at 1880 p. m.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY will be held
on Tuesday. April T. 1905 at IL o'clock
a. m, at the office OF said company 125
South Main st lover Wells Fargo & Co. 8
Bank), Salt Lake City, Utah, for the pur-
pose OF eIecting board OF nine directors for
the ensuing year and to transact such other
business as may legally come before said
meeting J. L. WILLCUTT Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

Fine block on Post St. flats of rooms; rer
only S3T so; water free; well furnished; pric
$3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

A-$500; well established employment office
located in first-class office building; rent onl
$50 per month; clearing now over 50 per da
and steadily increasing, handling nothin
but hrst-class help; is thoroughly advertise
throughout this State; rare chance for youn
man with brains and little money
owner suddenly called East. CAMEROf
& co
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

A-S1Ioo; hrst-class grocery and family liquo
store old established business: owner guar
antees to clear $3.50 to $500 per month: stool
and fixtures worth price asked retiring from
business. See CAMERON & CO.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

HIGHLY
RESPECTABLE and
BEAUTIFULLY
FURNISHED
CORNER HOUSE,
"a rooms.
Full of nice people;
North OF Market.
in a
Fine location.
Make an offer
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
NOTICE OF MEETING OF SHAREHOLDER.

To change the name and title Of saThe
Nevada National Bank OF San Franciscc'' TO
Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank OF San
Feancisco
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

A-s2s0o; good downtown saloon; rent only
500: clearing over $3.50 per month; any one
looking for frst-class saloon can't pass this.
See CAMERON & co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
LoDaINa-HousEs WANTED.

wANTED-To buy for cash. medium sized
lodging-house. Address. with description,
box 949S. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

30 $3.50.
Or If you have $3.50
We'll back you for a
32-rooni house offered
at a great sacrifice
only $1,000; all house
keeping; lease If de-
sired; wife went away
on visit and became
paralyzed; must sell.
See the agent
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

Publication once. Market and Third. ;. r
EDITORIAL Rooms .--.---1I 10 22I Stevenson 81
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

NE corner; we'll located rent less than s
per room; well-furnished apartment house
b3 rooms; one block from Larkin ST.; 1t
always full and clears $500 per month; owne
retiring from business
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

TO increase the capital OF The Nevada Ma
ftonal Bank OF San Francisco from three
million dollars tS3. .0OO. OoO), divided into
thirty thousand GO. .Oo0) shares OF the ma
value Of one hundred dollars 0sIOO OO1 each
ehsre to six million dollars (S6 600 OOO1
divided into sixty thousand eco, ,OO0) shares
OF the par value Of hundred dollars
tSI0o OO) each share
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27

A-wiII sell at invoice, fresh new stock OF
goods, fine location in city, cheap rent; store
established IL years; frst-class trade and
doing fine business but owing to sudden ILL
ness am obliged to sell See CAMERON