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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-07
Real rsrArn-crry-ron sA1n.

REAL sALH.
25 Post st.
Rents easesed Agents aps and
City Agents for Firemans Fund Insurance Co.
Publishers of the buyer and Seller" .
monthly paper devoted to the interest OF real
estate owners and those intending to invest
Contains full list of property for SALE Free
on application.
e475o-Fine residence OF rooms and bath.
on Fair Oaks St. with stable. contain
Ing gas and running water; lot 31xlll 70
to alley; comfortable home and
bargain
s7.5oo-s splendid flats on the north side OF
Page st., in of the best blocks IN
the Panhandle district; rents low at
S7e2 per annum: lot 25xe5
s5.2Oo-New Mission residence: vicinity gath
and Guerrero; rooms. bath: electric
lights; dance hall; sunny side; key lot,
25x110: fine view: owner leaving state
$625o-stanyan-s business propertyI facing
the Park entrance; frame building, con-
tanning store and flats above OF rooms
and bath leased for years at $50 per
month; lot 25x1oe:3 make offer.
s22 ooo-Jackson ST. Pacific Heights district,
three elegant modern fats Of rooms
and bath each renting for SID per
month; lot 27:6x127:sA.
SIS 5oo--Jackson-st residence; elegant home Of
10 rooms and baths: toilets SER
wants rooms: fine lot. T:6x12s.
lot 25xis7:e: fne 2-story and attic
residence of 10 rooms and bath. fur
mace. etc.: rents SEQ per month
s4.75o-Reduced from $4,000 for quick sale;
new modern fats In the vicinity OF
25th and Bryant; lot 25x100; fine neigh
hOrh0Od. mortgage Of $1,000 remain.
owner must leave city; see this for
bargain.
S1s 5oOLProminent transfer corner in the Mis-
zion: improvements consist of stores and
flats: almost and steadily rented
at s11TO per annum: lot s5-foot 'front.'
age.
s1o5oo-Hyde st, near California; transfer
corner; 5-story building. consisting Of
store and 2 fats; renting for SI2 90
per month; fine renting location.
s4soc-owner must sell on account of depart
ure. artistic, shingled 2-story residence
containing rooms and bath; high
slightly location, commanding fine view;
on Lotta ST.. near the Park and con-
venient to the cars: only $1400 cash re-
quired: balance be obtained on
mortgage: this for bargain.
piece of business property close water
front: 3o-feet front: leases will expire
In about one year. needs new building.
which viii pay good interest: bank
mortgage $1,000 can remain; make offer.
81, 7,O0o-Pacine-st. corner; 2-story frame and
brick building OF stores and flats OF
rooms and bath; lot 3S:6x77; rent per
month $50.
50, 5oo-Baker St, near Fell fine lot. 55x122;
street work done: ready for building;
fine locality for residence or flats
PACIFIC HEIGHTS PROPERTY
Ready for building: only few OF these choice
marne-vew lots left in block bounded
by Vallejo. Green, Frederick and Baker
sts.: property official grade: streets
and crossings severed; low price on
terms to suit.
MECHANICS HOME LOTS
s15o-AND UP-St5O.
Near Union and Ris6nn Iron Works
And Sugar Refinery.
Take cars to Twentv-thrd and Kentucky sts
See our large signs.
ONLY $50 GASP
Balance S5 ner month.
BALDWIN E. HOWELL. Agents,
% Post st
PARNASSUS
HEIGHTS.
THREE NEW BLOCKS.
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Publishers OF the Buyer and Seller. .
monthly paper devoted to the interest of real
estate owners and those intending to invest
Contains a full list of property for sale. Free
on application.
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a, 750-Fine residence OF 7 rooms and bath.
Fair Oaks St. with stable. contain
ing gas and running water; lot 31xllI 70
to alley; comfortable home and
bargain
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FORCED SALE

ropcrD aAr-
TO SATISFY MORTGAGE.
T5O-rhis II q chance OF lifetime: swell
Groom colonial dwelling. almost new and pos
ttively must be sold at once, and Il only takes
$3.50 cash. above mortgage of $500, as this
amount OF mortgage stand indsnnitelyt
located on sunny corner of main thoroughfare;
on car line and only blocks from kay r0uts
station: modern in every detail: open plumb
ing: open lawn; porcelain bath. etc; dining
room has paneled wainscoting and beamed
ceiling; this proposition viii stand the most
rigid investigation; don't fail to IL
pretty, coy. shingled bungalow coetagst
good location: only Z minutes walk 20 Key
route station lot 81 7:8x120; pretty side entrance
and porch; cottage contains large rooms: in-
terror woodwork natural finish; porcelain batht
MARINE VIEW.
Don't miss this; must be sold at once: ele-
CANT Queen Anne 6-roon modern house. sunny
side OF street: paneled dining-rOOm, pilared
arch from reception hall to parlor; Quaker
fireplace; open plumbing sunny porch, with
turned posts; open lawn cement walk around
house and only three short sblocks from electric
train: located In swell neighborhood on High
land Terrace. which commands elegant marine
view and view OF the foothills; In fact n
modern up-to-date dwelling and only S35O01
small cash payment required.
KREISS & HORSWILL.
1910 Broadway, Oakland. CAL
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$7,500-3 splendid flats on the north side OF
Page st.. in one OF the best blocks In
the Panhandle district; rents low at
$7o2 per annum; lot 25x95
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HORSES AND Wagons.

FOR SALE-SADDLE HORSES
To be sold because Of owners contemplated
indefinite absence from California
high-class, prize winning bay mare, 10
hands: a recent importation from New York.
A gated and educated Arabian mare. IA
nous in Kentucky for her PAGES.
TWO admirably bred hve-year-old gerdings.
broken to ride drive.
Six ponies that have been used for polo;
strong and UP to any amount Of weight.
mails sound and accustomed to automobiles
An exceptional opportunity for obtaining
park hacks, saddle horses for country use.
CROSSwAYS FARM BURLINGAME
6 z. trains and San Mateo electric cars on
the premises.
ONE coed road horse suitable for light ranch
work. wanted in exchange for geo shares Of
stock Of United Crude Oil Co.; the company
has producing wells and stock is non-as-
sessable; horse must be gentle sound and
well broke. Address W. J. WHITE. &c
Montgomery St. room g.
RETIRING from business; they have raised
our rent; harness. saddles, robes blankets,
whips. buggies, wagons; everything at cost;
now is your time. San Francisco Saddlery
Co. entrance 517 Market st.
AT ss4 Devisadero-For sale. two Shetland
ponies. very gentle and kind; splendid trav
eiers; and years old; weight about 200
pounds each; also trap and harness.
FOR ssle-.Draught horse; perfectly sound;
weight about 1900 lbs; price $50. 2410
Harrison St. bet 2oth and 21st-
LARGE assortment Of horses wagons and
harness. Auction sale every Tuesday at IL
e. N. at LAO Folsom 1T.
A FINE little driving mare. buggy and har-
for sale Box S051 Call office.
FOR sale-A pair Of draught horses; years
old. Box $3.50. Call office
GOOD. secondhand wagons, all kinds; also
buggies and surries 100 Golden Gate ave.
AUCTION sale OF horses, wagons and harness
every Wednesday at IL q. m. 521 Sixth ST
CARLOAD gentle business buggy and livery
horses. f. STEWART a CO.. 220 Valencia.
NEW and % hand wagons sold cheap. 1850
Mission St. Thirteenth.
CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly
Call. 10 PAGES. sent to any address in the
United States or Canada year for 81
HOUSES TO LET.
A-PRINTED list OF houses to let; send for cir
cular. G. H. UMBsEN CO.. 20 Montgomery.
so 5C-MODERN house, rooms and bath,
near Cliff House. grand marine view: 2 car
lines. 40 Forty fifth ave.
HOUSES TO LET-FURN1sHED.
2sO2 CLAY ST.. near Fillmore rooms. bath
and piano; sunny side. Open IL until 4.
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s5. 200-New Mission residence: vicinity 24th
and Guerrero; 8 rooms. bath: electric
lights; dance hall; sunny side; key lot,
25x110: fine view: owner leaving state;
must sell
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BALDWIN & HOWELL,
20 Post st.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Rents collected Loans negotiated.
City Agents for Ffreman's Fund Insurance Co.
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HOUSES ruRn1sxEn-ron SALE.

HOUSES FURNIsEED-FoR SALE.
A BARGAIN-11-room house: nicely furnished:
cheap rent; must sell at once: leaving city;
make offer. 643 Geary st.
14-RooM house. furnished. for sale; good pay
ing house. reasonable; account of sickness.
WILL sell at a sacrifice. 1o-room house: no
tri1ers. 760 Post st.
LOFTS TO LET.
LOFT. 25x1eoi rent reduced. BACIGALUPI.
TS0 Mission st.
HEMoRRHoIDINH.
s11 -,
method without knife or hindrance to busi-
ness; you can be cured no salve PROPOSE
D.. Columbian bldg, 916 Market St, city.
INVESTMENTS.
SOUTH SEA Island Co.. sure fortune-maker;
0oo share T: O. bog 2o4s San Francisco.
INvALm cHAIas.
SOLD. rented exchanged; manufacturer of the
DANES tricycle. chair. 201S Mkt: tel Park 775.
LOST AND FOUND.
LoST-A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society OF San Francisco in the
the finder will please return to bank.
LOST-From Alcazar Theater black cocker
spaniel bitch; has on narrow collar fastened
with copper wire; liberal reward Return
to 115 Haight st.
LoST-on Valencia st car Sunday evening.
between Twenty-sizth and Larkin sts lady's
gold watch and fob. Return to 2045 Ellis St;
reward.
LOST Saturday. on McAllister or Broderick
sts., lady's gun metal watch; Rose en-
graved back Return 700 Broderick St
reward
LosT-sunday. gold-rtm eyeglasses with
chain; vicinity Guerrero and Fifteenth sts.;
reward. 1929 Fifteenth St
LOsT-Cocker spaniel male dog; license tag
No 45s1 Return to bO3 Haight ST. and re-
ceive liberal reward.
LOsT-Friday afternoon. stub book Return
to K. JOHNSON. lib York st.
LIBERAL reward will be paid for the return
Of scarf ring with large emerald and
two diamonds. at Palace of Art. JIG Post ST.. ;
no questions asked.
LOSTASkye terrier, male dog; license tag
1866 Return to 1884 Masonic ave. and re-
ceive liberal reward.
CLEVELAND bicycle No. 144.s21 found. Feb
ruary s, 1905.
LAUNCHES FOR EIRE.
FASTEST. best boats on the bay; pleasure
parties and towing. S. T. LAUNCH CO., 8
Stewart st.
c. a. McNEILL LAUNCH CO.. foot OF Clay
st.; for pleasure and business; tel. Bush 634.
FASTEST. best boats on bay; pleasure parties,
towing. S. F. Launch Co., Steuart st.
THE Marilla Launch Co.-For pleasure or
business. Phone Geary 2S12.
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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-07

OCEAN HEIGHTS,
Nineteenth Avenue Boulevard and o street.
LOTS ON EASY PAYMENTS
Grand residence location
View Of the grand old Pacific. Gin House.
Seal Rocks Farallones. Mt. TamalpaiA san
Francisco Bay and Golden Gate Park; carriages
free at 10th ave. and street to show the
property; short walk of Z blocks from II
street to branch office at 10th ave- and q 81.
MABRY McMAHAN, 207 Sansome st.
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s950-wILL buy a fine lot. s0x125: near Teles
graph ave-
s525-Will buy a choice lot, 35x115; on Alca-
traz ave-. near Telegraph ave.
g20O0-Will buy nearly new 2-st0ry house OF
rooms bath etc; lot 35x1S0; near
Broadway and 26th st.
si5oo-Win buy an elegant lot 40x120: on high
ground: near Piedmont Key Route street
work done
s425O-Wfil buy elegant new home OF rooms
and every convenience. lot 50x120; built
for owner. to be sold account OF own
er's departure from city
J. H MACDONALD & CO..
1852 Broadway Oakland.
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For catalogue and further particulars apply
at our office
l. GRoTHwELL & CO. % sutter ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-07

SO, ,250-Stanyan-s business propertyi facing
the Park entrance; frame building, con-
tanning store and flats above OF rooms
and bath; leased for years at $50 per
month; lot 25x1O6:3 make offer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-07

AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
L. GROTHWELL & CO. offer the following
choice and special catalogue OF very desirable
real estate in the best and most favorable To-
calties in the city. This property will be Of
fered at their salesroom 22 6utter St. on
Tuesday. March T. 1905. at IL o'clock noon
WASHINGTON ST. HOME
washington ST.. 1910. near Larkin ST.
story dwelling. IA rooms.1 bath. conserva-
tory. beautiful lawn and flowers and other i'm
provements; lot 90 :6x100.
SUFFER- ST. RESIDENCE.
Butter IT.. 1911. near Buchanan ST. 2.story
dwelling. rooms, bath and basement; house
thoroughly renovated; lot 25x1s7:e.
Franklin and Pine. s. W. corner and two
sdsSnnsf ss,on 0tn of ns ns OF Of F5s
splendid location for fats. residence or apart
ment house.
HAYES ST. LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS
Hayes ST., go IT, west of Laguna, modern
flats. Of and rooms and bath, fronting on
Linden ave-; rent S44 80 per month"; Hayes st.
end Of lot ready for building.
PANHANDLE NEW FLATS.
Page st., 1312-15-17, near Lyon; new fats
of rooms and bath beautiful location; total
rents per month s1o7 80.
GREENWICH ST LOT.
- st. south side loo loo IT ana vest Of
Ticrcc, Size o. .uAc@ % street "urh duu srWefs
complete: suitable for small and room
apartments.
vALLEJO ST. BUILDING LOT
8. Vallejo St. south line. 81 IS west Of Brod-
eri6k; size 25x1s7:e.
SUFFER- ST SMALL INVESTMENT.
Sutter ST., 25G9-11 containing store and
rooms and upper fat. rooms and BATH lot
25xS2 20; rent $3.50 yearly.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO SPECULATION.
S. E. half OF block 791 of the tide lands,
being 200x300 and divided into lots 100x100
each.
For catalogue and further particulars apply
at our office
l. GRoTHwELL & co. q sutter st.
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AT HoRD & SMITHS. s5 ThIrd st.

Doughnut baker 81 TO 50 so city.
German cook, Sl1 week and found, fare 81 25
Mixer $50 and found 20 10 25 cows, fare
81 so
Driver and collector, German or Scandina-
vian. SIS week must deposit $500.
Cabinetmaker. bench hand, SO so, fare 81.
Teamsters, bay shore, 81.
Elderly man, light chores, 50 and found
Carver. furniture factory 50 80.
Solicitor. tea and coffee. 80 per cent COM
mission
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BUY lot in beautiful Humphrey Tract befors
prices raise: heart of Berkeley; build home
]. p HALE & CO..
1911 shattuck ave-, North Berkeley; phone
Mason 21D2
1922.
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AT c. 3. HANSEN 8 CO.'S. .42s Blu.

FIRST CLASS coachman for country, S35. see
boss this morning: assistant foreman for
railroad $50 and board; farmer and wife,
$50 to S55 and found. 4 mixers, $50 and S35
and found; laborers or muckers for a mine,
50 80 DAY. miners. 50 day; 2 carpenters. So
DAY; handy yard man for hotel $50 and
found; foreman and attend machinery for
hotel. $50 to S25 and found; cook and wife,
country hotel. S75 and found bellboy Sl5
and found; ranch cook S35 and found: and
others. J. F. CROsETT & CO, 62s Sacra-
mento St
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A-AURRAY & READY. e34- -e3e Clay st
Phone Main 5S4S.
THE RIGHT OF MAN TO LIVE; THE
RIGHT OF MAN TO WORK
Leading Employment ana Labor Agents.
We gave in 1904 1905 we hope to
"a, 600 men work increase "a, 600.
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JUST little better than the rest; San Mateo
Park and the Hayward Addition at San
Mateo villa sites and building lots; terms.
of course BALDWIN & HOWELL, agents,
% Post St, S. F.; FRANK s. GRUMMON,
30 I'd ave-. San Mateo.
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SUTRO HEIGHTS ADDITION.
Superb Lots Marine View.
Official Grade, Level.
Severed Macadamized Streets.
Gas Mains, Water Mains.
All Lots, Thirty Feet Frontage
Prices Reasonable. Terms Easy
Fronts the Park Faces the Ocean.
Near Cliff House, Adioins Sutro Heights.
47th 4Sth aves p. c and Fulton SITS.
Branch office. Fulton st. & 10th Ave
Opposite Life Saving Station.
Open Sundays. Open Every Day.
SEVERAL CAR LINFs-EvERY FEW MIN
UTES.
BALDWIN & HOWELL
SOLE AGENTS,
Is POST ST. SAN FRANCISCO
MECHANICS HOME LOTS.
s150-AND UP-S15O.
Near Union and Risdon Iron Works and
Take cars cars to 2sd and kentucky SITS. See
our large signs.
ONLY $50 CASH.
ONLY $50 CASH.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. Agents,
25 Post St
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so, ,000-Jackson ST., Pacific Heights district'
three elegant modern flats Of rooms
and bath each renting for s215 per
month; lot 27 :6x127 81
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-24
HE CROSSES LABRADOR.
Dangerous Expedition Of New Yorker
Ends Successfully.

St. Johns, N. F., Nov. 23.-IRtters
today from Dillon Wallace, the Labra-
dor explorer and New York lawyer,
contained the news that he had sue
cessfully crossed Labrador. Mr.. Wal
lace is the first white man who has
ever crossed Labrador without either
guides of Indian assistants. With
Mr.. Wallace was one companion NAM
ed Easton. The letters said that both
were well and had plenty Of provisions
when they reached the province of
Ungava on October 16.
In 1904 Mr.. Wallace went with Leon
idas Hubbard's Inflated expedition
Mr.. Hubbard, whose purpose was to
cross Labrador lost his life from star
walton and Mr.. Wallace was found
by the rescuing party after he had
fallen exhausted in the snow.
Though the most perilous part OF
Mr.. Wallace's trip is completed, he
still has before him a winter to travel
by snow shoes before he reaches civ
iliZation. He and Mr. Easton at the
time when the letters were written
were planning to start westward
through Ungava for Georges river
post and thence to reach Fort Chino
which is one of the most northernly
points on the mainland of North Amer
lea. Here the two will start south
ward toward Quebec on the frozen riv-
ers, travelling with dog sleds and snow
shoes. Mr.. Wallace said ne expected
tC reach Quebec in April.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-24
tar are nicknamed. who, like all peo-
pie of the south of Eudope are pas
sionately fond of music.
ALEXANDER is SICK.
Former Insurance Magnate is Retr
ed For Good.


Deerfield. Mass, Nov. 23.-Nestling
in the hills overlooking the historic
Pocumtuck valley. three-quarters Of a
mile from Deerfeld. screened from
outside view by dense forest and
guarded from all interruption by men
and dogs, is the sanatorium of Miss
Sarah Mulhall, in which James w.
Alexander, former president of the
Equitable Life Assurance society, is
seeking to regain his lost health.
For nearly two months Mr.. Alex
arder has been at the sanatorium.
and simultaneous with the admission
of this fact comes the authoritative
message that "he is improving" Also,
with that, comes the communication
that never again would he be able to
engage in business or associate with
friends.
So delicate is the balance adjusted
between health and ill-health now
that an inopportune word, a reference
to the business crisis through which
he has passed, or the least excitement
might percipitate another collapse.
He may see only few members
OF his family at regular intervals.
His hours of sleeping and walking are
carefully regulated, his Attendants are
never changed. the rules for the con.
duct Of his daily life never vary, and
in fact, the only break in the monot.
ny for him is in the drives he makes
daily over the hills, in the valley, or
along the river.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-24
CHARMS DID NOT CURE.
A Galway Farmer Who Failed I
Make Good His Claims.

London, Nov. 23.-AstOnishing side
lights were recently thrown on the
credulity of the inhabitants of Gal.
way at the Galway petty sessions
When a local celebrity named HallOr
an was charged with selling charms
and taking money for affecting alleg.
ed cures.
Halloran, who combines farming in
small way, at remote village call
ed Barna, with charm selling at Gal.
way on market days, made no at
tempt to deny that he dealt in charms
but pleaded that he did not know that
there was any harm in it, and that
ne took no money for his services.
Thomas COncannon stated in the
witness box that his brother Jim, who
was suffering from a disease, went to
HallOran for cure, and took with him
a barley cake and some butter. Hal
loran said that he would put a charm
OH the cake and the butter, and John
was to take the charm in the morn
ing before breakfast.
When he found that the charm did
not affect the desired cure John com
mitted suicide. On the market day
before he died Concannon gave Hol
loran Is at his brothers request
On cross-examination Concannon
refused to admit that Halloran told
his brother that his lungs were melt
ing away, and that there was some
thing wrong with his liver
Mrs. Boyle, resident of Galway
said that she remembered that three
years ago she had swelling in hel
face from toothacne. A cousin of hers
brought Halloran to see her, and he
| said that it was like erysipelas. He
| came three times and she paid hin
at the rate of Is per visit
She had told the head constable
that she thought that Halloran was
in the habit of setting the charm ir
butter. He gave her some butter will
which to rub her face and she uset
it.
Halloran was committed for trial a
| the quarter sessions
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-24
Americans Sentenced to Death.

Ell Paso, Texas. Nov. 23.-In Chi
huahua last evening Judge Rios sen
fenced c. T. Richardson. G.. S. Harle
and William Mason, three Americans
to be SHOT. The three men were ac-
cused of numbering two men for life
insurance money. Richardson being
an insurance agent, Mason, his brother
inlaw. the assistant agent and Harle
being the examining physician. They
murdered a man named Devers, who
they decoyed from FL PasO, and an
other man named Mitchell, who is
said to be a half brother to Mason
Richardson is from Rochester. N. Y.
where he had bad record as lawyer
and where he married Masons sister
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-24
BACK TO THE FARM.
General Cronje to Spend Remainder
of His Life Quietly.

General Cronje to Spend Remainder
of His Life Quietly.
London, Nov. 23.-General Cronje,
who surrendered to Lord Roberts at
Paardeberg, and was afterward con-
from Southampton for South Africa
accompanied by his wife and two
sons.
The general has been in America,
where he conducted military exhi-
bition. The exhibition represented the
scene at Paardeberg, and included the
surrender of Cronje and his force to
Lord Roberts.
He intends to return to POtchef-
strom and settle down on his farm
to spend the remainder of his days
Quietly and peacefully.
He is quite recOnciled to the new
condition of affairs in South Africa,
but thinks it will be some years be-
fore complete reconciliation takes
place between the Britain and the
BOer
One of Cronje's sons said that they
had met many BOer irreconcilables in
the United States who would prefer
to return to South Africa under Brit
ish rule rather than to remain in
America.
Letters received from Beers in the
Transvaal, General Cronje says, have
informed him that affairs there are in
a state of chaos, but eventually his
correspondents thought, matters would
be settled.
1t was interesting to hear that Gen
! eral Cronje had nigh opinion of
General Butler as soldier, and also
spoke highly of Lord Roberts, but
he had not the same regard for Lord
Kitchener.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-24

he confessed to his thefts. He began
his career with the hypothesis that
every beggar is an impostor-and gen.
orally prosperous one.
He made his home in Calasis and
studied the movements of the beggars.
He noted those who were possessed Of
wealth and robbed them in their
rooms.
Everard carried out his thefts in
the most barefaced fashion. knowing
well that his victims could not OBJ
tain redress from the police without
exposing their own frauds.
He prospered. The beggars offered
HIM handsome share of their TAX
irgs to leave them unmolested. but
he preferred his own methods. At
last two of them offered violent re.
sistance, and he was compelled to put
All end to their careers and thereby
his own.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-24
9. 3. 6urhans Testifies After Four

G. B. Burhans, of Carlisle Center,
~. Y, writes: about four years ago
wrote you stating that had been
entirely cured of a severe kidney trou.
BILE by taking less than two bottles
of Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t entirely
stopped the brick dust sediment, and
pain and symptoms of kidney disease
disappeared. l am glad to say that
have never had return of any of
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed, and l am evidently
cured to stay cured, and heartily rec
ohmmend Foley's Kidney Cure to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble" Wilson Drug Co. Fo.