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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
aPNEUMoNlA.5

& Old people and those who have weak
lungs cannot be too careful lin guarding
against this disease Pneumonia a ways
results from a cold or from, an attack OF
the grip and can be prevented by the
timely use Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy "a great many who had every.
reason to fear pneumonia. have wardsu
1T OFF by the prompt use Of this remedy.
The following is an instance Of this sort:
.,"Too much cannot be said In favor OF
Clamberlain's Cough Remedy, and espe-
cially for colds and influenza. know
that It cured my daughter. Laura OF a
severe cold, and i believe saved her life
when she was threatened With pneu-l
Bmonla,22---W d Wilcox Logan. New
York. For sale by all druggists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
ACTED |: |:
WISELY SAYS TAFT.
(By3 Associated Press

4 s YAK (By3 Assoc ted Press 3ss
5yVAsHINGTON,S Feb. S q. Elmer gency.
contracts for supplies made by the I'nn-
anna Canal Commission without lega | ad-
yert,sing for bids, formed one OF the
topics OF discussion at to-day meet
ing OF the Cabinet. Secretary Tai cx-
planned that he had gone owe r most q
them with some care and was inclined
to- the opinion, that. in such as he had
examined, the commission had acted wise
~. Some OF the purchases perhaps. were
open to unfayorable criticism. but 1t
was remarka BILE. he though In lew OF
theinecessity for haste sin procuring many
OF the supplies. pa rticularly medical 81 p
plies, that criticism should not lie gatnst
more OF the cont tracts mac e. si s(s5S3
$ Secretary Tnft submitted n statement
showing, thee contracts made up to Feb
ruary 1st. It shows that most Of the
proposals were advertised and The pu r.
iciiuscs Inspected. Il ss3 NJ 5ii5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Substitute Reported.

{ The Committee on Electricity met last
night and again considered the ordinance
to reauirea license and bond OF electri-j
cal contractors. which was rccommftted
by the Common Council at Its last meet
Ing. .554 Nv a III g
X After some discussion It was decided
to report a substitute ordinance eliminate
Ing all amendments previously adopted
toEinclude all persons engaged intie bust
ness Of an electrician and make 1t APP
ply only to electrical contractors. The
fee for license was fixed at twenty-five
dollars and the bond at one thousand
dollars j YAH IN Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
THE LEGISLATURE. 4
Bill Passed Is Prohibit Distillerie's' s
IL owns Of Less Than j, 900.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispa tch.l
RALEIGH, M. c., F'e b. 2S,-,The .flout;S US.
Of REPRESENTATIVES TO-DAY pas! s. I, IN. vi,s
~ less than one Thousand inhabitants.
as Iii came from Senate, an amendmen1t
by Graham Of Granyile Y al9w ~
was'Voted down 81 to n. An amendment!
by ~ Koonce, Of Onslow, for general
5prohibItjon . me sure as a Il substitute
Voted down, S6 to g. and anoth q !, ~
election, prohibition to apply to those
counties SO voting and the Watts law to
others was lied. 40 to g.. The y vote .''s
on the ward bill proper, was q 70 =
to relIeve the agricultural depart men Z Of
paving $1,000 toward support Of the ~.
Is NJ. College,. Also u BIZ to allow county
having as much as $500. Sinclair intro
duced bill providing board Of examiners
for ralrond telegraph operators a 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
.BADlMANAG[|M[N1
|N&DE.P:AR: / | ! [. | / | { !
House Grapples With Problem 'lbil'srrl
Of Reducing Big De
4 ficiencies S
II " :. ------ ~. -. II
SENATE \ AND INDIAN I|t';' BIZ y.
Lengthy D['iisctssio Of Alleged.
3E4ft5Ic. ~ i1tu,,I. fr+ & cS,ii4,nr,rt5s .s5
SENATE AND INDIAN n BILL 81 Y.
Lengthy Discussion Of Alleged
8sSi Use Of Funds for Support 3
Of Sectariail Schools. 81
9tSi8t
M. 4 ssocIated press.


Ss5s IN q TON Feb. 2s rho session
lof the House to-day EWas devoid q any "
Incidents. sucl, as marked the closing
hours yesterday. AS nh evidence u the
approaching djourntncnt q large number
5of BILLS were pnssed by unanimous cofl-{
sent and an evening session was held In
order 10 discuss the general deficiency
appropriation bill. N; a ijSS
Mr.. Hcminway. in explaining the gem
feral deficiency bill. laid especial emphasis
on the action OF the committee in franz
Ing b provision designed to curtail. 81 he
abuse Of creating deficiencies In the scy--Sl
Ecrnl departments III 3,i n
calling attention 70 the vast In n
crease i In tile deficiencies this year 9 yer
those OF last year, Mr. l. vngston lGeor-t
tga) assorted that there must be some
ching rad cally wrong I'll, the alnanag einent5
of&tt1c departments. He said that In his
opinion j was due to contracts made and
expenditures Unauthorized, and he thought
the practice should stop. HI i5
g8+f The best way to- correct the growing
evil was to adopt the provision referred
to by Mr.. HeininwaY AS an Illustration
OF tho extent to which deficiencies were
piled up, lie cited y the i.e,ns 4: the bill
OF s14 ,o60,775 for the navy and s., 1872 .945s
for the q Treasury Department. "a II
Mr.. Longworth (Ohio) under la titude
OF debate. discussed the subject OF the
necessity for increasing the salaries Of
;ambassnd doris. incidentally making a. plea
for the raising Of the Presidents B ga larry
to- $4,000 rs. 2S 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Patents j: Issued.
srn,en1clal I'm ,rhe TImes-pispatch.lE

Special to- The Tines Dispat ch.)
M ~ .AEilII NGTON.ED.sC c.. Feb. q. - "a tents
Issued Virginia Lorenzoo Q. Brlghtbill,
$Glen-lVllton. apparatus for cooling walls;
Wilbur A. Coke Norfolk, Dol tile stopper;
Samuel 3il Broh; u Alexandra a,ss eSenerative
furnace y ] ohm f. Hayes. Richmond. oven
daInper for ranges 2 Franz Won Kugel gen
and G. I, O .8 Seward. Holcombs Rock. de-
DINING George o. Seward. Holcombs
4 Rock, electric furnace; Ruf us d VII
accounts e ss M II Va Se. d 5l v. 933.5al
i@ North Carolina--Dewitt N. Colner.
8Etatesvile.f shutter worker. Richard <.
Il Gregory G Greensboro, machine for making
2laths; FranklinSP p. White. Charlotte shell
e5ecting machine for fire arms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
IN Mr.. Snow Promoted

a circular sent out BY superintendent
2. w. Grice, OF the Huntington division
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
and approved by General Manager C. ..
Doyle. announces the appointment OF Mr..
Charles P. Snow, assistant superintend-
ent Of the Kanawha district and Kama
}wha coal districts Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway, vice Mr.. G.. r., Marlarty.
resigned to engage in other business, The
appointment IS effective March 1st, with
office at Huntington. VIVA, s{1 % i,G&
Vi Mr.. Snow is a son Of Mr.. James i.
Snow. travelling car agent Of the Cnesa-
peake and Ohio Railway whose head
quarters are ini-this city, and both arc
well known In railroad circles In this
city. 85.E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
FIRE 7'l[:l2s IN \. r r. ALEIGH.
fsnncInl hi rha TImes- DIspatch.l

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch s;S.
RALEIGH, N. CT Feb, Il 2S,--rhe resi-
dence OF Mr. Robert strong, q prominent
ire this ti morning, tho loss being about
81, OGO 4 and the Insurance 80, 500. The
kitchen md tho rear rooms Of the house
were nblaze. when the family, was nwak,,
it, The fire started about one O'Clock.
Most OF the more valuable furniture was
saved. 4S AZ "a 81 ~
Charters arc issued to8theI A. II. Hart
pose OF conducting mercantile bust
ness A, H., Hartsell, principal.
incorporation. The II. II. Hood Company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01

OF the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the District Of Maryland. dlscharging3
q writ OF habeas corpus sued out by, the
appellant, Bruce, and demanding him
to- the custody OF the State {of New, 9Jcr-s
5sey, In pursuance Of the warrant OF the
Governor OF Maryland. III
ISL Thomas y. Elliott appeared for the
appellant, Bruce, and Edgar Allan Poe,
a member OF the famous Maryland family
of the name u appeared for the appellee.
The cas- e was submitted, and will be de-
9cided later 81 81 85s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Choral Society,

(spacial to The Times Dspatch,l
n I.YNCiBURd, Van Fell. 2s.--The
Lynchburg Choral Society, assisted by
MISS Anita ri 10, soprano, and the Gem!
cord la lee Club, gave ~ delightful musi-s
cal concert at the Acad denny Of Music.
tonight to- seven hundred Y. music lovers
its May FESTIVAL II to II he n IS Won in May.
M. Hartley Turner Is the director Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Simply Write Me I

The offer is open to every one. eyerywhere,
who haa not tried my remedy. But you must
L wlHll send YOU an order On your drpyggg "
which no will accept as gledly as he WOULD e..
icept dollar He VIII hand you 1FSm ,, IN
send the bill to me. There are no 5condltlons-
no requirenents All that ask you % 40 4 oa e
On rheumatism beside, It ID free: i Will hslp
you TO nderstand q your case. "a ddreSs w,
Bhoop, Box q ,gsS, Racine, " III ~ sss sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Wilkins-Embrey.

31l Especial to The Times- Dlspntch.) VIZ
aS& ciARLOTTEsYII.LE. VA Feb. s.--Afr.
j, h Edward Wilkins. fol-. q time clerk for James
D. Irvine, oothler,E and Miss Carrie Emnrey.
this morning at the Methodist parsonage, the
Rev George u. Booker ofhciatl Ing: Mr.. John
w. 1mbrey and Miss Maggie y Embrey.
: Mr. and Mrs, Wilkins loft at noon for the
North on q bridal tour. III ~ NJ 8.ae ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Crys;talized Poison! /


Your blood is5always full of poIson-.,the'
your system. IT Ills tho purpose Of the blood 70
absorb and carry on Athls Very poison, And the
|; kidneys. which are The blood filters. are en-
pected to cleanse the blood and send II back
through, this system sclcan, Ia ga her'5 more
poison which, they, N turn, will eliminate
I But sometimes the kidneys fall. And SsoTf-1
tines from some other cause, tho blood gets
so full of poison thar they cannot absorb II
\ oil, & This Ia the Btart OF Ilheumn tism The
poison accumulate s and crystal ICES. The crystals
loo otsuga @ flrs white
e size Then when 4 Il sa, carry them no
The twlnse In your leg the dull ache In
your arm on q rainy dny-t hose are the OUT
ward signs Of the unseen crystal Anl the
twisted limbs and unspeakabla anguish of the
4 sufferer who has allowed his symphonic 70 go
Sunheeded and unattended for years-these arc
4the evidences Of what Tshelmati sm. ne Elected,
Gun d. i53 W. bs sis@ bi Z la
y RhepmatIsm includes lpmhago, selatta.
4 Of rheumatic POISON In tho blood. III y, i.S J
4 Z Plainly, the first thing to ldo lis to .retnoYe
tho poison. ili hut this ais not enough. The
FORMATION of the poison must be stopped,
4 go that nature may haye4sa chance to- dis
solve and eliminate tho crystals which have
already formed. Unless this ia done II here
can be no cnre-7no pern,aTt mt rel !ef; 4 s,S y ~,
SsI searched the whole earth for a speci tor
Nheumat sm--sonlethlp that or any physi-
clan could feel safe In prescrih T-sonet thing
& that we could count on not only asspsl onaliy,
ara eyeryWhere and genuine relIef rs rare, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Rich-Iennings,

q, 81 Y. (speeal X to The Times p spa tch.)
DANyiLL VA, l. E q Miss y = Na Inhn
II, Rich" Y merchant OF Newport. News. The
ceremony was performed at The home tn. .tt
Main Street, rev, r, c., Illsom,f pastor OF tho
Monet Memorial baptist Church. oft!ciatl Ing.
n MI. and Mrs. Rich left on the evening train
lf,t,irh homo, ~ "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Diamond Shoal Light.

Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch.) Ii
NVASHINGTON,D d. CD Feb. senator
5the Senate Committed on Commerce a bill
amending the act authorizing Albert "a.
1ccls. lof5 Bos ton, Mass.S to s construct q
ssRoal, on the coast Of North Carolina.
at Cape Hatteras. The amendment. in
screases the cost OF the projects 100000
and provides that the base maybe broad
Ser@and the height less than In he plan
aGoptkl. 49 TX s3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
- CA rs To E7 T. "a.
SB,ar, ~ 4 = Tho Kind You Have Always BeugH
.s's1 e l@,z17s9,zz:11zzs!,

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AN o RE cElV-
ERs OF FIRE II, F,&3 r. n,
on account OF the presidential inaugu-
rn tion, Washington, March 4th a Il freight.
including perlshable. for Washington D..
c., and points beyond offered for ship-
mont from March list 10 March, 18th, In,
elusive, will lie accepted ana recalpted
for subject to delay.
E w, P,aTAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Certain Relief


The secret lay In q wonderful chemical
found ie In Germany, When found this ehem-I
ical y knew that could make a RheuynarIoi
cure that would be practically certain. But
even then, before I made an announcement
before was willing to put my mama on til
made. more than 1000 ltests And my failures
wore buts2 per cent, FIJI ~ d Il s54 VA
" This German chemical Is not the only ingre-S
dent, use IN Or, shoop's r Rheumatic Cure
but It made the ranedy possi ,e--made possible
an achievement which. I doubt not, could have
been made In no other way fSll ssf I'M
This chemical was very expensive. Tho duty,
too. was high, In all 1t cost mo $500 per
pound But VIVA Is s4,so per pound for q 7 EAl4
remedy for the worlds most painful dlsease7--
for a REAL relief from the greatest torture
human beings know? 565 J5 si5s M
z don't mean that Dr., shoop's Rheumatic
Cure onn turn bony9 joints into flesh again
that is impossible. But It viii drive from
swelling, and ft then that il the end of the
pain and swsling-ths end 81 the sItfeFln nsn
afford to mako this liberal iofter-that u Why
y can afford to spend the II RSTf dollar that
Rheumatic sufferers, the world "A over, may
learn of my remedy. ss " IA 5$sl Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
a Dollar S Worth Free
To Any RheuInatiCSuffeiier

ask no dcp0sit-no reference no security
There is nothing 10 risk--nothing to prons e---
nothing to pay, either nowsor later. Any Rheu.
matte aurerer who doeA not know my remedy
may have a full dollar worth free 70 Try,
know that Dr. shoolss Rheumatic Remedy
may DO rallied upon ALWAYS 20 bring the. VT
most relief that medicine can, Years before
j disc0versd this remcdy.tI studied the nature
OF Rheuniatis Ism. NJ For rheumatism Is really
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Reached No Conclusion.

a subcommittee from the Committee
on Water last night held conference
with officers OF the town of Paramount,
relative to- the question Of extending the
Scity's mains Into the town. but no con
{clusion was ached on the subject. An,
other conference will be held on Friday;
night. IL " ss 3fs 81 1i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
SANG SAN IN BAR ROOMS /!
TO EARA.Af|.I|SI LIVING !. ' N !.
Young Man Tells Interesting
Story Of His y nd doing. Il.
Will be Helped.

Yes erdnya t a twill ght q young MAJ
Just past the Sage Of boyhoo Cd, me into
the buchanan Mission. He was n erYous, Is
3diIldent ana deep down In his luck. FssE
no MI. Buc lianan he told his story Of
better dnys;$o his love for music; Of his
gradual drifting into an ailnless y &c, nd
finally or his singing In bar oms as Sa ~
means Of vellhood. 81 N .S .ssS
Wher, he had told his tale Mr. Bucll-sS
anan said Come into the chapel ES and
sing for U.S. q. 4 "
Fl came, and, with i Mrs. X buchanan q
playing his accompaniment san 1! hs
sweetly MS one could wish to hear, The
boys face lost its hard. tired lines and !
he sang rs though music lived In his 7
heart. IL .5i Il ms ~ Y I, "a
TtS IS Mr. Buchanan plan to y help y ne
Young man md to get him a position an;
some church choir. There IS q grcAai ffll-
{turo for that voice 1t is cared for and
trained. u S3l y. q.
Attic Central Neighborhood House las 4
month there were served 2, 7la meals and 4
943 men were provided with beds, ~ SIX
carloads or wood We're cut and sc
Mr., buchanan has on foot q plan to h
provide suitable employment for women
and Young, girls. The plan has been en-
perfected and will probably be IN opera
ton within tho next sixty days. si5}i
1T has been Mr. Buchanan's desire ever
since he has been in Richmond to proVifdes
cmployment for girls. and lie Is delighted
that he has at last sue ceeded ~ HE
"a e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
DIVER. Gets Decision. Y

i5sa5f Especial TO II he Times Dispa tch.) s.
B1RA1INGE HAM, "A LA. Feb. 2S.:--NI. q
Dwycr got tie decision over ack sAfunroe
in wrestling contest before the Birn-
ingham thletic Club tonight, winning
two falls out; of three 3 sfSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01

y spent twenty years In experimenting be-
atorc felt satisfied that X had q certain remedy
Tor this dread disease. "a remedy which would
not only clean out the poison but one which
would stop Its formation. rs IS 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01

COLDS CAUSE SORE r Il DAT. sg8
Laxative Bromo Quinine. the world wide
Cold aud Grip remedy, removes u ~ ne
cullset a Call for the full name and look
for signature or IN, w 4 Grove, aaoc.-adY,{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01

Thomas Bruce Appeals, MI
The United States Circuit Court ot M
meals yesterday heard argulnent I'm the
case or Thomas Bruce, appel liant, Va,
IsldorS Raynep, attorney EeneEgal or ne
order Of Judge IA hoplas \ orFls, JUDGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
WINTER ToUn1sT RATES

THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Winter tourist tickets Eare now on sails
10 all Southern winter resorts via a the
u Coast Line, This line is Il the
shortest. quickest and Y. most elegantly
equipped between the North and South
ii offers TO health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none. You make no
changea to Florida resorts. Ed II 5
Z For fill particulars apply to any agent
OF the company, or w
III G. IS CAMPBELL.
n d Division Passenger Agent,
4 a, Il. 81 Richmond. Va.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28

Grand new building OF 60 rooms; elegantly
furnished in mahogany. oak and birdseye ma
pie finest quality carpets cheap rent; fine To-
cation; an full and clearing $500 per month
boVe all expenses; will be sold at great sac
rifice on account sickness in family.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28

Modern. up-to-date downtown house; chear
rent: good lease; 40 rooms; well furnished; has
good country transient trade; never should
clear less than $500 per month the year round
best of reasons fer selling
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28

New up -to-date elegantly furnished house OF
81 rooms; 10 minutes walk from business CEN
tors: ell full frst-class people; be got at
bargain; part down. balance be paid cut
Of house Call and make offer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28

Good buy; this 22-room house; Geary ST.; fine
neighborhood: rent only 500; well furnished
and clearing SS5 to S95 per month: reduced 10
$500 to make quick sale: will take $3.50 cash
10 get in.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28

A. CAMERON & CO.--Phone South 1880
3 Eddy St. cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming- houses. Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
LoDa1ae-HousEs FOR SALE.

A. CAMERON & CO.--Phone South 1880
3 Eddy ST. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming houses. Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances.
Modern. up-to-date downtown house; cheap
good country transient trade; should
clear less than $500 per month the year round;
best of reasons fer selling
New, up -to-date elegantly furnished house OF
81 rooms: 10 minutes walk from business CEN
bargain: part down. balance be paid out
of house. Call and make offer
Grand new building OF 60 rooms: elegantly
furnished in mahogany. oak and birdseye ma
pie, finest quality carpets; cheap rent; fine To-
above all expenses; will be sold at great sac
rihce on account sickness in family
Good buy; this 22-room house; Geary ST.; fine
neighborhood: rent only 800; well furnished
and clearing $S5 to S95 per month: reduced 10
$500 70 make quick sale; viii take $3.50 cash
70 get in.
Beautifully furnished little house OF II rooms.
nice block or Eddy st; ouarter-sawed oak fur
niture all hair mattresses. velvet and Axrnin-
ster carpets; where you can have hne home and
make some money besides; will be sacrificed for
quick sale.
Fine little apartment house OF 2i rooms; rcnt
only s1oO with lease: well furnished through
out: will be scld away down on account of
leaving city; price $500
Frst-class downtown, new modern, thor
oughly respectable rooming- mouse, ~ rooms
filed with very best quality furniture; rent
trIfe over So per room, where you can clear
$3.50 and over per month; a:ways full: be
bought reasonable account OF retiring from
business.
Here's fine investment-this house of 35
rooras. close in: good furniture and carpets,
with rent at S150 per month; clearing
s100 every month; can be run with some tran
sient and do better; everything In good condi-
wi II.
Beautiful new building OF 70 rooms one of
finest locations in city; most elegantly fur
ntshed: full and clearing $3.50 per month;
no carfare required to go downtown: half cash.
balance easy terms at per cent per annum
Call for particulars
New and up-to- date apa rtment- house of 81
rooms; most elegantly furnished house s. F.;
2 and 5 apartments; 5-year lease; obliged
TO go East.
A. CAMERON CO.. Eddy st.
FISHER & COY James Flood bldg, Main 1854.
present fine list of rooming houses > many
real bargains; personal investigation desired.
NEW and elegantly furnished Groom tran
sent lodging house at own price; leaving
city. 22S Mason St
wANTED-To buy lodging house; not more
than 40 rooms; state rent etc. Box 1201.
Call office
TO lease-1126 Howard St: modern house; IS
rooms; rent reasonable.
CHEAP bargain; rooming house with IA
rooms fer sale. 613 Howard st. old No. 609h
RCoAfING- HOUSE for sale: rooms: ali rent
&c; owner going away; si2e $50 Minna St
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
Rooming-nouses ana Hotels Coz sale.

MARION GRIFFIN,
Room sol. 9Th floor.
James Flood Building,
go Market ct,
Opposite THE Emporium"
Up-to-date offices.
NEAR THE ELEVATORS.
ALL TITLES GUARANTEEDl
Rooning- houses and Hotels
For sale and rent.
Money to loan.
Tel. Main 33-4-3.
.WANTED-Real estate in exchange for room
ing-houses; send us full particulars for what
you have and what you would like to trade
for.
We have lady client who owns splendid
farm for melons, and hops, valued at
$4,000 Would exchange for apartment-house.
MARION GRIFFIN
sIo Market. ST.. opposite 1.-The Emporium"
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
ATroRNEYs-AT-LAw.


ADVICE IN ali legal matters; all kinds OF suits
prosecuted and defended. damage cases q
speciality. corporations organized probate
and real est. matters. collections; all kinds
Of papers prepared. Open evening by ap-
sentiment 2OI-202 Schmideu bldg, cor
--say and Montgomery sts., tel Black e42.
LoSice free in all legal matters; private divorces
q epeciaity; quick. quiet no pay unless divorce
e granted collections made; partnership bill OF
sale wills deeds etc, drawn Open evenings
by request Established p years. 6. W.
HOWE. Il22 Market ST.. bet Mason & Taylor.
r. W KING, Attorney y-st-Law. Exam. bldg.
9th noor entrance. room Gil: established 20
years; all courts, general courts and Office
practice; no fees IN advance or FOR consuita-
tion; evenings by appointment Tel Red 36o--
AA-DIvoRcEs cost sI2: quick quiet; advice
free: al law business: no charge unless sue
cessfui: open Saturday eFenings' other even
.ngs by appointment Examiner bid. ?. 5le
ADVICE free: legal divorce. costs Sl2; all law
caser handled. no Zee in ADVANCE open sat
ur6gy evenings other evenings by appoint
rent. call ami save money. Sls Market, r SO.
AA-DITORCE; costs S12: quick quiet; advice
free. al, lax business 20 charge unless sue
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