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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-30

OF the temple IL is not a place for
worship and only marriages and bap-
tisms are sGlemniZed there The
grounds around these buildings are
filled with beautiful flowers. shrub
berry and trees of ever hue and col
or. Fountains of water sparkle and
dance ia the whole area Salt Lake.
that famous body OF water. is twelve
miles from the city. We reached II
by a short line railroad. Fifty cents
paid for the round trip with the pri-
yiIege Of bathing. The largest pa
vilion this side OF the Atlantic ocean
stands on the brink of the lake.
and thousands OF citizens and tour
lists were there I lost no time get
ting hold OF a bath suit | had often
read that a human body would float
on this salt water like a feather. but
could not believe IL until | gave
il a trial must nave spent one
hour ia this clear blue strong brine
and ] could no more sink in il than
cork. was a little careless and
got some Of the water in my eyes
and then cake walked in great
style
After leaving Utah We passed
through idaho where we saw lots OF
barren country but where they have
water iu these valleys they bloom
with fruits and flowers. Idaho is
said 10 he quite "a rich state Horses
and cattle do well there
The exposition here is not so large
as either the Chicago or 81 Louis
fairs. but the buildings, displays and
grounds are magnificent We are
pleasantly situated with twu ranch
men. Acquaintance of mine. who
moved here from Corpus Christi this
simmer
INNOCENCE ABROAD
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-30
AN ELLIS COUNTY NAN
Made Te1as Secretary for the Southern
Cotton Association.

f V.il te esanfy.ua ueoa .a rhe
hundreds of friends Lea EH- county
of Col e ID Hudson. president OF
The Euterprt~s Publishing Company
of Waxahath.y to learn tuat bee has
ne#u appointed secretary fog Texas
90 the Southern Cotton Association
The appointment vaH rendered Nr
HutsoH -omr Hus sso b, CoI W
e SMITH of sherman. president of
the Texas division ul fue southern
Cotton Association That SIS Hud-
sou haa accepted .a Indicated Hs tne
fosiow5uE lenped hr CaG smfh from
htN heaaqHRrtrrs or sherman
haHe tbts Aat received frnm
Jui e. D Hudson uf tha W8xa-
hathie EntgruFies. hGf acceptance az
ws apHantmeut as seefrtaff af Oh.
Texas division uf tha southern Cof-
tou Association gnl W b Hudnun
s phfaitally 9 frst lufhss tan iu
hiH Ffns ktaG fent and mwufmHt auA
mHrsilf thH trer ga &uT mAn tn r~t-
a# sev thBt 0 have Il tMia att
atnHs mHNe SURF the aafNass af fh..
eeHt tNeFU tlEt0w tasast#ffHH an Texas
&ud sua.a tA@a& E1H tsfV mufh
H a stHl EsFr ere newn tn fAs uaa.
p1e 20 Fexas and lu fae friends -
tHe -sagHeFu Nufanu Asszls lsfEuu
eteFs g fs*fH. tlv hAe - mMuV friends
uaf Hf frAas 49, in iF sHa there will
- EHs@4stn# fhfmuahuHa fhe sanfhNfn
STATES aMnm& me mHmMaTs nf thm
~sN HeFH Nuffwu AHsssssafaAa
SMITH
ferf Texas Esxsssae Il fhr
- Eera Fsffssv 1870.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-30
WaxahaChie
State Bank

Before adverse criticism to this
proposed bank was printed in the
press of Waxahachie to the ef-
feet that new men and capital
were not needed in your city. rep
) resentative citizens of Waxa-
hachie had volunteered over
Twenty Thousand Dollars 1920,
600 00), sbscription If Waxa
hachie does not want new men
and capital my banker won't
) force an unwelcome institution
upon the community.
With not the slightest intention
TO antagonize or injure any es-
tablished bank, the present pros
perity of Waxahachie seemed to
offer a splendid opening for such
) institution. Regardless of any Z
subscription to stock an exEres-
sion of opinion by citizens of
) Waxahachie is cordially invited :
on this question. Is public senti-
meut of Waxahachie against any ,
further addition of new men and :
capital, new energy and enter
prise to her present prosperous
condition? Your replies will be I
strictly confidential. Your replies
will determine what, if any.
further action my banker will I
take in this matter. PAvEY. Will
son Building, Dallas, Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-30

|, X. W t4etEendaner Cashier Of the aboYe-named
bank, do solemnly swear thai the above state
meat Is true 20 the best OF nay scOW ledge and
belief K. " GfTEENnArEE. tAst tier.
-- Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me thts
, sEAL. 30th day 0f Aug 1906
s--- L e. TObu
Notary Public. Ellis Co. Texas.
CpRUECT--Attesl
60. b. DUNLAP.
T. A. FERRIS
NJ. T. PATRICE Directors
J. W SINGLETON
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
YELLOW FEVER.
Two Cases Are Declared TO Have Beer
Found at Crescent City.

New orleans. July 22.-Drs. Gold
thwaIte and Moore Of the Mobile board
Of health came here on the invitation
Of the Louisiana board Of health 10 in-
vestigote two cases presenting symp-
toms of yellow fever. and gave GO 90
their opinion that 70 was yellow fewer
with the result that the Mobile board of
health at once put on quarantine
against passengers and household
goods. There win be- no quarantine
against merchandise. as the shipments
Of that win bee under regulations OF the
conference az southern health boards
The Texas and Mississippi health
boards viii have representatives, here
DR.. White ~ the marine hospital ser-
vice has been ordered here 90 take
charge 81 "a detention camp. which will
be located at Avondale where travel
ers can go and remain five days ana
then. with certificate Of non-infection
VIII be admitted to any city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
ADMITS IDENTITY.
Frank Majors Denies He Committed
Deed With Which Hs 10 Charmed.

Austin. July 22.-Frank Majors. the
negro who criminally assaulted Ms.
Ben Robert at Gollnda. McIhnan
county. on Wednesday. July II. issafe-
~ locked In the Travis county jaii. he
was captured Friday afternoon by
Sheriffs J. J. Sanders OF Caldwell coun-
~ and w. T. Jackmah o. Hays coun-
~. at point seven miles east OF Lock-
hart. az the home OF his brother. Polk
Majors. at which place he had been
hiding for the past week. He was TAX
en- by surprise and the officers had no
trouble I'm effecting his capture. The
negro was badly frightened when ar
rested and begged the officers 10 pro-
tect him. lie was placed on an Inter
national and Great Northern passen-
ger train and reached Austin satur-
day morning at $3.50 O'Clock and locked
In prison.
The prisoner admits that he Is Frank
Majors and II the person the officers
were after. but denies that he commit
ted the atrocious crime. After locat-
Ing his whereabouts the two sherlns
had no trouble In placing their hands
on him.
Majors was seen In his cell In jail
and. strange 10 say. he appeared cool
ibid you outrage Mrs. Robert nj
Golinda. as charged" he was asked
Use the one they lay II on" said the
prisoner. but did not do II. I knows
Mrs. Robert we'll" continued the pris-
oner. Before she was married she
was Miss cllnnie Mackey and my
mother worked for the family" He
could not explain why he left home
and fed.
From what was learned. the father
OF the prisoner worked for Sam Kone.
livery stable man nj San Marcos and
he told Mr.. Kone about cheatham
seeing Majors and the officers were
soon appraised Of this fact and left i'm
mediateiy for the home OF Polk Ma.
jors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23


the line the Colorado Southern Raiwayo commonly
known n he The
conducive
d.
verhed opportunities second other portion
utilized
within
nesting nvingy
remarkable
vicinity
ability the land his
markln
South Platte is the OF little
aaing
find relief medicinal qualities
railway but miles beyond the
awakened his
ncr
roadway though
the
hed the which have fulessy esyed
Of
remained the admiration Of the
sides IL and
e Exposition.
via he Road"
with the Colorado southern the Denver Rio
the a.
natural
American donain-coondo and the Pacific Northwest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING.
One Man Shot In an Eye. Bullet Com.
ing Out Of Mouth.

overton. Tex. July IA sensation
nj ARRAY occurred at the home ,sf john
Russell near overton. In whi,h .mss
wooley was shot In the eye. the bull
let coming out az his mouth.
wooley Il accused OF assaulting Mrs.
Russell several days ago. Russell had
wooley indicted for criminal assault. the
officers not apprehending him until
Thursday. when he appeared at the
Russell home. and II Is said. made
threats. when Russell shot him.
WOoley. II II reported. on recovering
from the shock. ran into the Russell
home. got gun and took a shot At
both the fleeing Russelis, the shot scat
tering and only inflict'ng a few small
wounds.
wooley Is In the Henderson county
Jail with one eye less with two charges
against him. for criminal assault and
assault TO murder. He Is In dying
condition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Terrell. Tex Is to have an Elks'
home.
Many prospectors are around SIAM
ford. Tex.
Eastern Bar Iron association has
been dissolved.
Third annual fair az San Saba. Tex.
was a success.
Ex-Governor Sayers win erect n
$4,000 residence at Austin.
Little child OF Mr.. Eiechart. near
Oklahoma city died from poison.
Bids for supplying laborers for Pam
anna canal will be opened Aug. Is.
w. c. Price. Iampasas. Tex. mer-
chant. died from stroke OF paralysis.
Topeka. Kan. pension agency lost
1906 pensioners last fiscal year by
death.
Sheriff lowering OF Kinney county.
Texas. has resigned. Tom Perry sue
ceeds him.
Secretary Hitchcock has approved
$4,000 school bond issued for wapa-
nucka. !. T.
The little child OF william Brown
was drowned IN n creek near South
McAlester.
Warren Bennett. head Of the Usage
Indian police. died suddenly NJ Paw
huska. Okla.
Katy railway Il using shale for ball
last on the Choctaw. Cherokee and
Shawnee diviAons.
ollie Bradford. a negro miner. was
killed by a rock falling on him In mine
No. nj Dow. l. T.
Six cold storage Joints at Terrell.
Tex. were raided. Suspicious liquids
were found In three Of them.
Indian Territory pharmacy board ex-
amined nearly 600 applicants foy drug
gists. About % per cent failed to pass.
County Clerk Rucker OF Robertson
county Texas. stabbed. died at Frank
lin. 7. c. Holton. his father-in-la law. is
held.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
TABOR ACTS.
Texas Health Officer Establishes Quar-
antine AZ Once.

Galveston. July 22.-On receipt Of q
telegram from the president OF the
Louisiana board Of health that yellow
fever had appeared at New Orleans
Dr. Tabor. Texas state health officer,
promptly pat an embargo against pas
sengers entering the state from that
city. He says passengers destined for
Texas points may pass through New
Orleans but they must show proper
credentials. He also stated he would
depart at once for the Crescent City 10
personally investigate. Pending thlA
however. DR.. Tabor by wire instructed
the ticket agents NJ New Orleans Of the
Texas and Pacific and Southern Pacific
railroads not 10 sell tickets TO Texas
points and has also through the same
medium apprised Vice President
Thorne Of the Texas and Pacific and
Vice President Fay Of the Southern
Pacific that he has placed I'm effect the
quarantine mentioned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
Cannot Enter Mi,,i,,inpi.

Memphis. July ga Commercial
Appeal special from Jackson. Miss
says that Or. ]. +. Hunter. secretary
OF the state board OF health. wired the
superintendents OF all railroads out ~
New orleans and entering Mississippi
pro hibiting persons Of that city en-
trance 10 the state. a similar order
was addressed TO captains Of all steam
boats plying out OF New orleans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
Fatal Polsea, Bite.

Thomas. Okla July 22.-Herman Sc
Der boy. died near here 81 hydropho-
bia. the result Of "a bite by a polecat
two weeks ago. The cat entered the
house and bic the boy on the nose and
chung 10 him tenaclously until II was
killed. The wound had apparently
healed but the boy became violent and
died within a few hours.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
LIGHTNING HIT OIL.
Blszs In the Tank Went One Hundred
Feet In Air.

Cleveland. Okla. July 22.-During an
electrical storm lightning struck $1,000
barrels OF crude oil here. The blaze
shot 100 feet high In a moment and soon
the streets Of the town were running
smoke have darkened the sky about the
whole city. The oil was still burning
Friday evening and the flames have
been communicated 10 n smaller tank.
containing about 200 barrels. The loss
II estimated az $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
-Four Arrests.

Temple. Tex. July 22.-Four arrests
have been made IN connection with an
alleged criminal assault case. said TO
have been committed upon a young col
ored girl near Bellfalls by four white
boys. The accused were brought be-
fore Justice ward Friday and released
In bonds OF $1,000 each. The grand jury
will investigate the case.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
Blow Proved Fatal.

Madisonville. Tex. July s2.-Tom De-
fee. the young man who was knocked
In the head al Midway "Wednesday
night. died Friday. John Defee. his
brother. with whom II IL alleged he was
sleeping when struck with an az. has
been arrested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
FOR TWO BANGS.
Couple Of Complete Sets Of Instru.
nents Have Been Called For.

Austin. July 2s.-AdJutant General
Hulen made a requlsition on the ma
tional quartermaster's department for
two complete sets of band instru-
ments. which win be used by two Tex
as infantry regiments. National Guard.
one set WIFI be apportioned 90 the
Fourth infantry band at Dallas and the
other win go to the Second infantry
hand az Brennan. both known ms fine
musical organizations. II is hoped
that thcs- instruments viii arrive In
time for the encampment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
Fifty Hou,e. Built.

Snyder. Okla. July 22.-The work Of
the several committees appointed 20
distribute judiclously the money sent
here for relief OF the cyclone sufferers
Is about finished. About ffty new
homes have been built and more being
contracted for.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
Monker Mreneh Eor Ma,her.

EIkhart. Ind. July 22.-George SIZE
del. who attempted to converse with
lady from Chicago. was hit In the
face by the latter. She then hit Siedel
on the nose with a monkey wrench.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
scouNDRELs SCARED OFF.

Partially Stripped Dress From Young
Girl, but Screams Frightened Them.
Georgetown. Tex. July 22.-Poss's
started In pursuit OF two negroes who
made an attempt 90 crimlnally assault
"a young girl named Carlson. residing
1--WE miles south. Finding her alone.
the miscreants entered the house and
had partially stripped her dress from
her shoulders when her screams
frightened them away.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
SANK MAJORS TAKEN.
Report to This Effect Yves Rsesived at
Waco on Saturday.

W&Go OF 0aheFo&ys
Waco. July 22.-SherIn George IT,
ley was officIsily advised by . telegram
from Sheriff ]. ]. Sanders OF Caldwell
county that the negro. Sank Majors
wanted here for attacking and beating
and stabbing Mrs. II. Robert at Golia-
da. this county. Tuesday evening Of
last week. was captured by Sanders
and Sheriff Jackman OF Hays county
near Lockhart. The negro admitted
his Identity. II Is said. but denies that
he attacked the woman. lie was taxi
en- 10 Austin and will not be brought
here until tried. The grand jury may
be convened soon. Mobs have been
hunting Majors for twelve days.
Governor Lanham last Monday offered
reward Of $500 for Majors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
sy Three Majority.
Peculiar Method Of Spite.
Restrictions Removed.

Washington. July 22.-Mlnister Mer-
ry at San Jose. Costa Rico. has cabled
the state department that the quaran-
tine has been removed on the ports OF
the Panama republic.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

for aicAiester July sf--w. r. This
ewas stabbed and instantly kill ,very
Red Oak He was cut all 70 N the |
with a knife. His assailant lnves-
good his escape. me-.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
Mobile Guarantees.

Mobile. July 22.-ouamntirf against
New Orlcauq was re1.ony Dlssy and
quarantine. ed on
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
THE DREAMER.

oRTUNE and fame and ease may
pass me by,
Swift youths that no man sees, !
care. not I:
Sorry may be the hold wherein I live,
Scanty may be the gold the world may
give,
Yet still my poverty my plenty seems
God gave great gifts to me, giving me
dreams.
Though by a waning fire alone sc.
Failing my hearts desire to hrtghteu
II,
stin in the heart of ms. too fair To
name,
Burns the one dear fantasy like golden
flame
Fairest that face see, Ift BY such
CLEANS
God gave great Joy to me. giving me
dreams.
Young eyes and laughing lips too soon
have passed:
Youths clinging finger tips unloose az
last;
All OF the bliss men gained fails thenr
in time.
Only the unobtained lives life sublime:
Mine still that ecstasy no grief re-
God gave all good to me. giving me
dreams
-woman's Home Companion.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30


lowed the usher down the aisle. Seating
himself in the back pew, he continued
to toy with his playthings until slumber
overcame him. Rolling up his overcoat for
pillow he placed it under his head and
in a moment was in the land of dreams.
The balloons still scared above him. If
he let go of the strings they would go
TO the top of the church and there would
be endless difficulty in bringing them
down. The usher determined to prevent
such catastrophe. He awakened the
sleeper.
81 think that the air is very bad in
here, he whispered to him. You could
sleep so much better outside"
THAT so?'' asked the man pleasantly.
Balloons go higher?"
Yes, your balloons would go much
higher"
With a gleefui smile radiating from his
face he followed his mentor. AS he came
to the doorway of the church he let the
balloons go with sudden whoop. They
had passed the spires in a moment. Their
owner waved them a farewell.
Then he turned to the usher.
Little boy" he said, buy you some.
Lots of fun. Next Sunday"
And he sauntered down the boulevard,
leaving the little boy to wonder IL he
will return next Sunday and to dread
his appearance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
THE SITUATION IN SCANDINAVIA.

THAT should result from the between Norway
and Sweden almost incredible Such tragedy
would be little less than crime against humanity
but hope that councils OF moderation will prevail good
time prevent what would be practically civil
The existing deadlock however distinctly dangerous
King definitely refused sanction the bill providing
consular for the The Norwegian Min
have teupon rendered their esghaons which
has declined accept The Ministers upon the
refused sign the protocol OF the proceedings
therefore, constitutional The Norwegian press
doubtless echong the voice of the country the Kings
csion show that Norway has longer sovereign willing
the King very plain language that his of the bill
L a dissolution of the union.
That of very dangerous language If Norwegians
their attitude and Sweden be willing
quiesce basis of independence might concevaby arranged
seems however probable that dso-
the that urged before the
civil against precisely similar very ak-
mpasse and grave difficulties avoided will only
the exercise of and craftsmanship of which
the King possess fairly full measure.
gress
OF reision-New York World
But no
though
health
and -
is senOugh ~ W
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
WORTHINGTON'S
JUMP.
BY cuTHBERr RoADE.


The newspapers are full of railroad
news,
Some items interest us and others
amuse;
Twenty minutes will soon see each ferry
boat start,
From the ferry for Oakland, from the
mole for the mart,
But the fact that the s. P. finds II hard
to dissemble
Is that Worthington's exit makes the
system to tremble.
The S. P lost its chiefs, one after the
other.
Stanford died, then Tim was kicked out
by his mother,
Coils P. followed quickly, H. e. did not
linger,
Hays, the magician, jumped with a
burnt finger.
We hear with tremor OF Agler's loud
splash.
It's all nothing since worthington has
Joined the Wabash.
Is it true what hear that George
Gould's Wabash road
In the puddle is going to be the very
Is it going to absorb the 8. p, tie and
rail,
With its adjuncts the c. and c.. Short
Line and p. Mail?
Now, President Hartman. won't you
please tell us true,
That the Wabash and Worthington will
not absorb you.
There is wailing in Portland, Krutt-
schnitt is in tears,
Even Stubbs in Chicago feels older by
years,
George Klink rubs his hands, he's not
alone in his sorrow,
Erastus himself looks with dread to the
morrow,
For the big guns are trembling at the
terrible crash
That Bert Worthington made when he
joined the Wabash
San Francisco, May 2s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
BALLOONS IN
CHURCH.

TT HUMOROUS incident with church
Ia for a background has. by all the
rules of comedy, twice as mucn
humor as the same incident in any otner
environment. One of lie most dlsniheu
edifices in a large city was the scene
last Sunday of an occurrence so highly
ludicrous that the members of the con-
gregation who witnessed it still iausn
over its absurdity.
The service was not quite nail over
when a well-dressed man sauntered up
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30

himself in the front
pew. AS he threw
the tan overcoat
that he was carry
ing over the back of
the pew he revealed
to the startled be-
holders that under
it he had concealed
two toy balloons,
fone red and the
other blue. Care
fully twisting the
strings with which
they were attached
around his finger.
he let them soar
into the air. In
stantly they swept
I'D above the heads
of the congrega-
ton. The hymn that
had been in progress
faltered and broke
and an audible
snicker followed.
The minister, en-
tirely unconscious
of the cause Of the
commotion, looked
down in wonder at
the people, never
thinking to seek for
the cause Of the
merriment in the
air above him. His
puzzled frown only
added to the hilar-
ity.
The ushers were in
despair. The man
who was directing
the movements of
the floating balloons
might be q harm
less lunatic; again
he might be any
thing but a harm
less one: he might
be intoxicated; IN
fact, after a con-
ference of all the
ushers it was de-
cided that he GER
tainIv was intoxi-
Gated. But how was
he to be led out Of
the church without
a scene?
One of the ushers
is a diplomat. He
took it upon himself
to approach the man
with the balloons.
The man was gazing
up at his toys with
apparent infantiie
delight, when the
usher bent over him.
"You could man.
age those balloons
very much better
from a place in the
back of the church" !"
said he. II am sure
that they would go
higher"
THAT SOP" asked
the stranger with
interest. He picked
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30

with the bones of animals. birds and hu-
man beings Explorers seldom venture
teyond the borders. though the deadly
air does not Immediately affect human
beings This is because the carbonic
acid gas. being heavier than the atmos
phere, settles TO the bottom of the valley.
Dogs and fowls thrown into it fall sense
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30

less instantly and die in a few minutes.
No craters or assures are visible on the
floor of this valley, and it is thought
that the openings are near the base of
the rock hills surrounding.
There is also a Death Valley in Inyo
County, Cal. between the Panamint
Mountains and the Amargosa Range.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (AlIen's) 80 Cali
fornia street Telephone Main 1042.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30

SNOW SHEDS-A. g., City. The cost of
building the snow sheds on the line of the
Central Pacific was from $4,000 to $4,000
per mile for ordinary wooden sheds, but
where heavy walls of masonry had to be
put in the cost was $50 900 mile.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30

Townsends Gala Glace Fruits in ar
tistic fire-etched boxes. 10 Kearny st.
and new store now open. 767 Market st. .