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redo; Queen of Hearts, novelties. Mrs.
W. II. Dundas; candy seller, Mrs. w T.
Simpson; Photographic work, Miss Bes-
sic May. The children who presented
the little sketch were: Miss Nary A.
Hilton, as Aunt Jane; Miss Inez Caul-
der, as Julia; Miss Virginia Sifredo, as
Amanda; Miss AIDA Sifredo as Ida. and
Miss Isabelle Sifredo. as Mrs. Green.
Miss Edith Sifredo recited Helping
Things Along; Miss Inex Caulder gave
Barbara Freitchiev and Beverly
Letcher sang a solo. The little brother
and sister, Gordon and Sophie Osborne.
gave very clever fancy dance. Mrs.
r. B. Sanches, the president of the
board which. conducts the home, was in
charge of the entertainment yesterday
afternon and evening.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
HIGHER SALARY
IS DEMANDED
Justices of the Appellate
, Courts Dissent From the.
State Controllers Views

State Controller Z. p. Colgan is in San
Francisco to confer with Attorney Cen
eral L. S. Webb concerning the compen-
sation Of justices Of the Appellate Court
The amendment TO the constitution ere
sting the new courts OF appeal provides
that the pay OF the Justices shall be the
same as that OF Justices of the Supreme
Court At the time Of the adoption Of
the amendment to the constitution pro-
viding for the intermediate courts the
pay OF a Justice OF the Supreme Court
was 5000 per annum. but subsequently
the Legislature passed a law increasing
&hs compensation TO $1,000 a year. The
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Sue. Her conrict Hu.baad.

MIS- Nellie r. Aney Med suit for d.
vorce from Montrose E. Amey yester-
day She sets forth that on April 26.
1904. he was convicted in Los Angeles
on charge of grand larceny and sen
fenced to a term in Folsom prison.
which conviction absolves the plaintifc
from further obligation as the defend
ants wife.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

diplomas. while the response for the
graduating class will be made by
Charles p. Pritchard.
The majority of the faculty of the
evening law school are from the Uni
versfty of California and Stanford.
The graduates are: Charles Baer,
City Assessor's Office: James NJ. Grimm,
Murdoch Printing Company: Charles
Pritchard. Page, sMcCutchen & knight:
Henry c. Schmidt, e. Marks & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Writing Paper 10c Box

And good writing paper. Either
satin or linen finish.
Comes in blue or white, ruled or
plain.
100 Sheets French Lawn Paper, 25cj
in blue and white, fine writing ,aper
Envelopes. 1Oc package, TO match the
French lawn paper; 3 packages. 20c.
zoo Business Envelopes, soc; large en-
velopes, good paper.
Order Books, SC: 100 sheets
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

Along about 9 o'clock at night
said an old-fashioned man to-day, II
get the stretches and go to bed"
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
EVENING LAW STUDENTS
WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
First Class to Complete Four Years
Course at Young Mems Christian
Anaooi.&iou SnIanol

The evening law school OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold
commencement exercises :, Thursday
evening, June 6, in the auditorium of
the building on Ellis and Mason streets.
The graduating address will be made by
Judge Frank j. Murasky OF the Su-
peror Court and Dean James A. Ballen-
tine Of the law school will award the
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Sale 6oc Alarm Clocks
Regular S1.OO Clocks

Splendid time-keepers; with a loud
alarm. It's an opportunity to buy
regular $1.00 New Haven alarm
clocks for soc.
$50 New Haven Tattoo Clock. m sx
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
oOc Table Damask 48c yd

It's o6 in. wide and all linen; good,
heavy quality.
Cotton Huck Towel, &c; hemmed. all
white, good absorbent towel. 17xS2,
at &c
Crash TOweling, Sc yard; is in. wide,
unbleached; regular 10c quality.
Bath Towel, 1e 2-3c; bleached. hemmed
They're worth zoe.
1zHaZe;S
Market Street, Near Sixth, S. F.
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Pay 15c for Any of These
Ribbons

Beautiful, lustrous 5 in. ombres
(worth 4oc yard).
Finely woven in. roman stripe
(worth 3oc yard).
Favorite fancy checked ribbon, in.
wide (worth 3oc).
5-in. shaded striped ribbon. all col
ors (worth 30c). A wealth OF color
ings and patterns. The very ribbons
you'd pick at full prices. Under half
price to-day.
Because manufacturer didn't stick
TO our orders
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

who is at present in the East. If is nor
known yet whether this transactton
was legitimate or not Nichols until a
nohtn ago was employed by DR.. Bern
ard, hypnotist. in Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

65c Bedspreads
Starts Bedding O Opportunity
good heavy spread pretty patterns but ddn
exactly the maker intended SO it's 6 Double bed size
Deps hs se' , spread 4 use SI.65 Quilts SI.IS
eoou Pain quh' tue hsht weight
So White Blankets 1885,
Ell nnAeo "A
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75C-Unusual Pric fer this
Taffeta,

For it's brighter. more luster
and heavier, 75c usually stands
for. Only a small lot here. In
black only. 27 in. wide.
New Louisine Stripes, soc.
Soft finish, very lustrous. all the
new colors for midsummer wear.
19 in. wide. soc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

Gray homespun, 75c, $I.oo-
The new fabrican color, favorite
for summer costumes. 81 in wide
Fancy twine suitings. 7sc:
All the popular colors are here, "A
in wide. 75c
SO in. alpaca, 5oc-
Small figured design, phantom
checks They're a fine, crisp, lus-
trous alpaca from Bradford, Eng
land. AZ inches wide. 75c: A in.
wide. $1.o0.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Short Lines of Dress Goods
Underpriced

The vorite the favor patterns for of they
become short lines most rapidly.
$Ioo bate. inches wide
SI.oo nerose vole. inches wide,
inches eswide.
4 ain and fancy
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
81 Cape Gloves, 75C


difference We
perfection. In oak. Havana
= hne st glove, sizes to
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23
IoDG1Na-Housrs ron sAIE-con.

--~S,SIS1SISeS~ S1Ss =
A CAMERON & CO--Phone South 1880
Headquarters tor Rooming- Houses, Hotels ana
All Kinds of Business Chances
20 rooms: modern. downtown house; cheap
rent well furnished and up to date; mas nne
iess than $500 per menth dissolution Of part
ners cause of sale: exclusively with u.s.
57-room. new, modern apartment house; ele-
gantly furnished, in mahogany. OAK ana pirds-
eye maple; velvet carpets: ana room aparl, IL
ments; D years lease; all fun; opheeo 10 so
East; only with US.
beautiful NE. cor. s-room fiat on Geary
rent; iScated east of Hyde; modern building;
well furnished rare chance to obtain me sun
ny home cheap; price $500
27 rooms; central; rent only $40: new fur
niture and carpets price $22oo; part oo"h'
IS rooms: well located NE. cor. where
the rent is less than 81 per room; Wen fuT-
nished apartment house; near Larkin ST. al.
ways full and clearing over $500 per month";
owner retiring from business; ;.xcIusveIs nTssivsss
20 rooms: rent only $75; fine location; mostly tdy
housekeeping: all FULL well iurnlsneo, @ovv
down; balance on time; will exchange for small
house or fiat
go rooms: fine new building and elegantly
furnished in weathered oak. mahogany and
birdseye maple; Administer and viewer carpets |,
long lease: will guarantee to clear $ouV per
month; never been on market; sickness cause
Of sale: only with US.
80 rooms; FIRST class; new transient house;
well furnished and doing fine business; owners
are getting old and wish to retire from ousi-
ness: price $2500.
1oo-room new modern downtown house: an
up to date; elegantly furnished throughout;
long lease; clears S4o0 to $500 per month; can
be bought for Ia cost to furnish; price SoVoV;
owner leaving city; exclusively with VI.
Groom modern nat well furnished only only 9
months ago; rent only $25; cost over 5000 to
furnish; big snap; $4oO
20 rooms: new modern building; up TO date
near Market ST.; elegantly furnished and
clearing over 5000 per month; all full; part
cash balance easy terms; price $4,000.
IL rooms, Eddy: cheap rent; well furnished
in oak with good carpets part housekeeplng;
where you can clear about $50 and have nice
little home with small amount OF work; price
$700
A. CAMERON & CO.. Eddy St:
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23
MErrrNG uor1cEs-cortinued.

ANNUAL MEETING GAKALAU PLANTA-
T19N COMPANY--The regular annual meet
ins OF tic stockholders or the HAkALAU
PLANTATION COMPANY VIII be held az
the office of the company. 334 Market St
trooTu 4. secord foor). IN the city and county
ar san Francisco. State of California, on
WEDNESDAY. the lst day of March. a d.
I9C5 at the hour OF IL o'clock a. m. for the
purpose Of elccting board OF directors 10
serve for the ensuing year and fer the
transaction Of such other business as may
properly ccne before the meeting. Transfer
hooks will close on Saturday, February Is,
1905 al the hour OF 3 o'clock p. m. II. W.
THOMAS. Secretary Hakalau Plantation
Company 327 Market ST.. San Francisco, Cal.
MEETING-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Union
Iron Works VIII be held at the office OF the
t-anlnany DO Market street San Francisco.
state OF California. on TUESDAY. March
:. 1868. at j. o'clock a. m. for the purpose
ol electiag a Board of Directors 10 for
The ensuing year. and for the transaction of
such other business may come before the
meeting.
CHARLES n. CHAMPION. Secretary.
Office. ODD Market St. San Francisco Cal.
February &C. 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23
zoominr-nou..s and Hot.is for sale.

Roominr.1ouses and Hotels &
UP-TO-DATE OFFICES.
MODERN BUSINESS METHODS.
Az TITLES GUARANTEED.
Our services free TO buyers.
Telephone Main 33-4-3.
MARION GRIFFIN. Il
Suite S01,
New James Flood Building,
go Market st.,
Opposite Emporium"
NEAR THE ELEVATORS.
FOR SALE.
HOTELS and ROOMING-HOUSES,
70 ROOMS.
Beautiful, new and the profit IL $25t
monthly; apartment bouse.
40 ROOMS.
Corner; clears S10O monthly; price
reduced to $1,000. All men room
ers. Will exchange for smallerl
house.
II ROOMS.
Price $500; clears $45 monthly;t
corner; all men roomers. Reason
for sale. owner sick.
So ROOMS.
Price $4,000: half cash: new fur
niture: corner. Will exchange for
real estate
80 ROOMS.
$1,000; corner: central: terms part
cash; banked s491 in January.
Is ROOMS.
Central. sunny, north OF Market;
5000; We back you for a thousand.
30 ROOMS.
Transient: central; corner; well
furnished; SNAP; cause death.
es ROOMS.
$500; half cash: SWELL; income
$500: rent $37o: electric elevator:
MODERN.
20 ROOMS.
$3.50; rent $40; ELECTRIC
LIGHTS; profit $50 monthly.
90 ROOMS.
THE FINEST; positively clears
$500 monthly; near Mob Hill.
II ROOMS.
BOARDING HOUSE. first-class
house; makes good living for three
people and banks ss5 to $1O0I
monthly.
"a ROOMS.
EXTRA SUNNY corner: full Of
frst-class people; very appropriate
for a cultured lady; north OF
Market.
81 ROOMS.
NEW HOUSE: new furniture:
trance; profit $175 monthly.
Il ROOMS.
EXTRA LARGE: on Geary street;
income $92 over rent: very quiet,
refined, exclusive place; same
owner there II years. Price $1,000.
81 ROOMS.
Price $500 70 rooms unfurnished):
apartment house: all rooms occu-
pied; it's q nice. clean. honest
81 ROOMS.
Swell: clears $3.50: price $1,000 less
than costi $500 down and INSTALL
ments.
sb ROOMS.
$35 rent: price $500; no dark
rooms: newly papered; clears $140I
monthly.
II ROOMS.
$1,000: transient: near Ellis and
Powell; must be sold. Make an
offer.
8 ROOMS.
e20o. <,x~1g.At1>~ .>-v.t
located on Post street; owner
sick In hospital: e rooms unfur-
nished).
4s ROOMS.
Apartment house; price $4,000; one
third cash; rent $500: profit 5000
200 ROOMS.
u furnished. great opening for an
energetic. capable man or woman.
1914 ROOMS.
$4,000; rent $500: north Of Market;
roomers all business men.
"a ROOMS.
s14oo: rent $a6; housekeepinr: full
OF nice families: near Market on
Van Ness.
Al ROOMS.
GO unfurnished) $1,000; income S1S3
per month over rent; north; owner
1bo ROOMS
TO LET furnished: modern
apartment house, which II properly
managed should clear $3.50
monthly.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

A CAMERON & CO-Phone South 1850.
Eddy St.. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters tor Rooming- Houses, Hotels and
All Kinds Of Business Chances
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

Publication Office. Market AID Third. s. F.
ROoms..----2iT to 22l Stevenson St
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

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address Communications %
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w. }. MARTIN. business Manager
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nusrNrss cHAucrs-continned.

A-CAMERON G. CO.-Phone South 1880
, Eddy St, cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds of business chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

20 rooms: modern. downtown house; cneap
rent well furnished and up to date; mas SIN mrs rs
out of town transient trade; never clears
less than $500 per month; dissolution OF part
cause of sale: exclusively with u.s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

57-room. new, modern apartment house; ele-
gantly furnished in mahogany. oak and birds
merits; 5 years lease: all full; Obliged to go
East; only with U.S.
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Cts Per Month. Single copies Its.
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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

~ INAlAL. rleciing kslauea Sugar Plaatat.on
Ccr72s oy-T-bc regular annual meeting os she
stockholders n tne Kilauea Sugar Plantation
Company viii be held at the Office OF the
company. 327 Market st. the city and
cocnty OF san Francisco, State OF California,
on rCESDAY. the 2s;h day Of February
y. 1875. I'll the eoUr Il 4 O'Clock a. nl FOR
.he purpose OF ciecting a board OF directors
= herve for the ensuing ysnr and Tor the
transaction 0. such osher business as raay
ronc before ihe Jncctrg Transfer books
VIZ r4os> on Friday. February Il. 1905 at
The hcar .. :, clock r. m. II u. THOMAS.
Secretary kilaisea Sugar Plantation Com
pany. 32s Market St. san Francisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

| beautiful NE. cor. S-room fiat on Geary
rent oUy 500, where rooms clear Wnoie OF
rent; located east of Hyde; modern puiidins
well furnished: rare chance to obtain me sun
NY home cheap; price $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

ANNUAL meeting honolulu Plantation co-n
pary-The regular annual meeting of he
stockholders cf tie honolulu Plautstion
Company viii be held at the ,fece OF the
company $50 Market street tzth fioc- 81
the Ciurk bciicinz,. IN the city ard county
% San FranSsEco. state OF California on
THURSDAY. the 23-d asy es F-hr1ss-v 4
p 1908. II The hour of Il o'clock a n, for
the purpose of clectirlg : board OF d:rectc-s
70 serve for thr cnsusnz yeA<. Rnd for ths
transaction or spch other business az nav
properly come before the neeti-sg Traasls-
books Will close ten llO) days prior 10 Ssfa
C. meeting.
NJ ESRIsAN Eecr~tsry Pro Ten.
HonolU'u PLANTATION Company. $50 Market II
San Francisco California Pes. 4 lo0r
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OAhLANO Or 7 l'-E@' -
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DAILY Gail lnciul Sunday1 l year.- 5 =
DAILY CALL Jinclud. Saaesyf. nos. az
DAILY CALL-By single Month. -------- 80
M
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

THE s. F. Scottish Thistle Club
meets THIS (THURSDAYO EVEN n y "
ING in Fraternity Hall. 81 O'Far- <ATNS
reli street. at o'clock. Ladies S&
Night"
GEO W PATERSON. Royal Chief.
A. E. CARLISLE, Recorder
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

Mail subscribers IL ordering change o. 40, 40
dress should be particular 10 give BOG ~, - y '
AND OLD ADDRESS n order 70 insore
prompt and correct compliance with tnsiH re-
quest
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

A-HOUSES and nats to lsty "A irnr,snss list;
service absolutely free; take advantags OF
this department.. 10 will you time and
trouble Cordes Furniture Co. 2&5-5s osary
St, on the square.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

"a ROOMS.
EXTRA SUNNY corner: full OF
f1rst-class people; very appropriate
for cultured lady: north Of
Market.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

FOREIGN DAILY SIS 50 Per YesT Year 1:ztI,s Exsrs
POSTAGE Weekly. 100 Per Year Extra
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-23

$50 ROOMS
TO LET furnished: modern
apartment house, which II properly
MANAGED should clear $3.50
monthly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
Will Soon Open.

The theatrical season in this city will open about the first of next month, or the latter part of September. The exact date of the opening of the playhouse Is not yet given. Mime. Adelaide Herr mann was to have been the opening att traction and was booked for last Thurs. day night, but the engagement was can- celled, and she will appear in Selma later in the season on return trip through the South. There are & num- ber of excellent plays booked here for the coming season, which will be most attractive one.
 During the past summer the Academy of Music has received thorough over hauling from top to bottom. and when the season opens, the patrons of the house will hardly recognize 1t. The entire inside of the house has been re- painted in 0 neat and attractive color that will be pleasing to the eye. The chairs have all been repainted with white enamel and the house made more comfortable in every respect. The out side of the house has also received two new coats of paint. l. s.5..@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
Houaen are Scare.

A real estate agent is authority for the statement that there will not be vacant house in the city not reneted for next year. The demand for houses, he says, is greater this year than 1t has ever been before. and he is receiv- ing applicants for houses every day that he can not supply, for the reason that already nearly every available house in the city has been rented for the year, which begins with the 1st of De- tober.
 This demand for houses is a good in- dication that Selma is growing and growing fast. During the past year at least one hundred houses have been built in the city and still there are not enough to supply the demand of the people who are moving here. Many of the houses that have been built during the past year were rented before the work of building had actually been started. The demand for houses has caused rents to go up and this Is run. ming some away from the city, but those who leave will hardly be missed as others will take their places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
The News of Auburn.

Auburn, Sept. 2.-(Special )-The death of Miss Alice Carr occurred on Thursday. August 31, after a long and lingering illness. She was a devoted member of the Methodist Church and was held in high esteem by the entire community and her funeral was largely attended.
 The many friends of Isham Kimble of Jackson will be pleased to learn that he has been appointed assistant in pharmacy for the ensuing year.
 Among the many new arrivals in town may be noted Mrs. Ticknor and family of Columbus. Ga, Mrs. Browder and family of Montgomery and pr. Patrick and family of Opelika.
 MT. Halligan of the Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge. has been at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
Advertiser Bureau,
 Galpaa Gont 2

Selma, Sept. 2.
 Word was brought to the city during the past week that the corps of en- gineers which several weeks ago sur veyed through this city. had at last reached Richmond, about twenty miles south of here. The engineers encamped near that place and were working in the direction of Monroeville, in Monroe County. The work of the engineers around Richmond and Cariowville has put the people of that neighborhood to talking, and they are very much elated over the prospects of a railroad com ing through their country.
 The surveyors started near Bessemer about a year ago and surveyed down the line of. the old Cahaba Valley road until this city was reached, and then through Selma to the west of the Ala bama River, when the river was cross ed. The work was taken up at an op- porsite point across the river and has been continued until now the engineers are a short distance beyond Richmond, and they are evidently working their way to the gulf. but whether the ob1ec- tive point is Mobile or Pensacola Is not known and will probably not be for some months to come.
 When the survey was taken up near Bessemer everyone in Selma was con fident that the work was being done for the Louisville and Nashville system. but after this city was reached and the sur vey went towards the west of the city to the river, and was then taken up again, this theory was exploded, for If It had been the Louisville and Nashville, 1t would have crossed the Alabama on its bridge at the eastern outskirts Of the city. The survey across the river from here is practically parallel to the Pensacola branch of the Louisville and Nashville.
 The impression grows every day that the surevy Is being made through this section of the State for the Illinois Gen. tral Railway and that it is the purpose of that system to build and operate a line from Memphis by Birmingham and Selma to Pensacola. Recent specials In newspapers state that 1t is the intention of the Illinois Central at an early date to build a line from Corinth, Miss, to Haleyville in Winston County. If this Is so, 1t proves almost conclusively that the surveyors are working for the Illi- nois Central system and that from Win ston County the road will be run through the Birmingham district and by Selma.
 The line from Corinth to Haleyville and by Birmingham would pass through an almost entirely untouched territory which is rich with natures products. At first, it was intended that the line should be built by Linden and Demopo- lis and pass about thirty miles south of here, but of late 1t appears as If this plan had been abolished, and that 1t Is the intention now to come by Selma and on to Pensacola, where 1t will be convenient to ship to the countries to be supplied by the Panama Canal when it Is built.