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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-21

Thp Central has announced aus
other s8Ie ~ tickets az reduced rafes
& Houston and Galveston for Sep
semtgr go. Tickets vili Ne SOLD for
trains arriFine AZ Housfun and Gal-
weston SATURDAY eEeHins 4eptefns
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Ta round fFiu fHte wtll g. tt.is
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sese "a here Hv nsuaFt Constable
GiAasuw uu . warrant fvam fae cnau
court ~ fohn#sa euu@ charging
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-21

AIR Poole. who has had charge OF
j j. McQuatters loan business at
Ferris, died there Yesterday and was
buried today. Mr. Poole was p good
citizen aud iu bis death the Ferris
community suffered q great loss tie
was married last winter 20 d mos
excellent lady n Ferris Nj Poole
had been sick several DAYS and Mr
Nr9uHtters was st his bedside when
h. died.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-21

'u .us l@at of President NcCall's
evidence tasut the New York life
Insurance company campaign roB-
fruHfiuus .H. Interested policy hold
rrr uHt atII e1tlaim What next
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-21

Jno 81 Green. Dallas !. a. Wat
son. Jr.. city; J. c. Foster. city D.
G. Morley. 81 Louis Ino r Harris
field. Waco. Jno. a. SHARP. Ennis
WIN s. Bailey. Calvert. + r Paige.
Dallas: Matthews Edwards. Calvert
r. l.. Settler. Dallas; r r Neno
Boston IA. : Merlin. - Louis y
\. Ryan. Dallas. a. H. Dishiel, Ter
rell; Thos IS Lake. Fort Worth.
" ]. Newcomb Terrell J. ~ BEN
nett. Dallas y u Preston. ~ Louis,
B Marvin. Chicago o. + Montetfh
Minneapolis X Green Minneapolis
A. IL Counts. St Louis r ) Crouk
cits. ". J. WorshAm. Dallas
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There are mere deaths directly
due to weak lungs than to all
either diseases combined They are
humanity weak spot-the breeding
place Of consumption. When the
slightest symptom of trouble ts felt
in the lunes you should begin the
use 1T Dr. Bo@rnees German syrup
~ anee n Is made especially 20
soothe. heal and strengthen the lungs
throat ard bronchial tubes German
syrup is n neveT-failinz remedy for
consumption TRIAL bottle IS cents
ngg bottle Use ~ W Fearta-
I C7eas Complexion aud nFiglst kys~,
In most cases . sailow. blot bed
complexion aud dmli heavy eyes are
due - pssar digestion and "a naeflFe
liver Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
siam digestion aud stimulates the
tM md tsv@l@ and snM#ea tha essFa'
asex8us sssfa and elear Ortna
MsAflke Ftnlt syrup anea net nsai
@ate a. ar8pn and Is mild and ple&a'
ant 10 tzAn Refaaa aatafsFufe@ u
! W Fearss
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arnn0agnn eaa
WauasfAs &wafa g a~ rs rrn
m are valley ral.roads
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-21

WANTED-You to know that / have
good, sound cotton seed hulls. ID.
II. Thompson. 1853
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-21

FOR RENT-New seven room two
story house, city water, Marvin ave
nue.. J. Lee Penn. IS
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FOR RENT-A six room house furn-
ished. On West Main street. Apply
10 Mrs. h. r. Gulick. as
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JUST ARRINED-Delgado eondens-
ed chilli. 25c per pound at Pete's
restaurant. If
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FOR RENT-A six room house ON
Water street, city water. Mrs. ID. l..
Nichols. If
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FOR SALE-A good three room
touse, smoke house and lot. Apply
to W. b Dickey. n
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LOsT-One cuff button. monogram
r. \. l.. t1nueT return To Matthews
Bros, and be rewarded. IS
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FOR RENT-A five room house on
Main street. NJ. T. Patrick. If
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w a NJ T 8 !

FOR sALE-one Jersey auis. see
Tom Dixon. sSp
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PHONE 40-Ray's stable for the au-
tomobile. Condo Mosley. tt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
BowEN.LOOMIs HEARING.
Further Investigation Postponed
Pending the Arrival Of Needed
witnesses.

Washington, May 23.-The further
investigation Of the Bowen-Loomis
matter has been postponed pending
the arrival in this city Of William w.
Russell, late minister to Columbia
whom Mr.. Bowen wants to have exam
ined before any decision on the case
Is rendered. Mr.. Russell was secretary
Of legation under Mr.. LOOMS when the
latter was minister at Caracas.
Casper Whitney Of New York, an
other witness summoned to Washing
ton, has been examined by the pres
ident, but 1t Is stated he had no mater
ial evidence to contribute to the issue.
Minister Russell was cabled week
ago at Bogota to come to Washington,
not IN connection with the Bowen
LOOMS matter, but to discuss with
the authorities here his treatment OF
affairs at Caracas with special refer
ence to the asphalt controversy. II
is not intended to take any action
in this matter probably until congress
meets next fall, provided nothing hap
pens In Venezuela to force an issue.
The press advices from Caracas in
dicatIng that the resources Of the law
have not been exhausted and that an
appeal has been granted to a higher
court makes 1t easier for the govern
ment here to proceed in this leisurely
fashion, It was explained at the war
department.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

as expected In light winds, chung 10 JHc
wndward position and quickly drew
away from the Hildegarde. The long
lean, three-masted Atlantic, with
Captain Barr at the helm, went af-
ter and slipped by them both like a
keen greyhound. and at her stern
chung the German Hamburg which in
the first five minutes had almost over
hauled the Ailsa and dropped the
Endymion astern Of her. 1t was EVIL
dent that the German was hot after
the flying leader more than a quarter
Of q mile ahead and that Capt Barr
was wasting not a moment in securing
the position in which he has so otter
placed the American craft in the lead.
It was to be royal battle between
the yankee by adoption and the Teu-
ton, with Capt Lemuel Miller of the
Ailsa and the Gloucester fishing skip
per, Capt. Bohlin, Of the Fleur de Lis,
each eager for the lead and wise In
ways to get 1t.
! Strung out, the long feet faded in
to the dim horizon and was gone
HOPE TO END STRIKE.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
mTERMARRlED WHITE MEN.
,1hoss who Married Cherokee wives
Since 1877 Get No Lands
OF Funds.

washington, May 2S.-The United
states court Of claims on Saturday de-
tirered a formal opinion I'm the matter
81 the intermarTied white men claiming
ne right to be allotted lands and
HnndS q the Cherokee Nation W. the
United Htates." Tie opinion 10 a most
important one, e. It involves lands and
funds to the value Of between $1,000
o0o and s7,0OO,O0o.
Briefly stated the court holds that
antermarrled white men, who wefe
nnarrled prior to November IS, 1871,
nrs entitled to share in the lands Of
che Cherokee Nation, but not In their
vested funds Those who married
rince that date have no rights in either
tl,e lands or funds. The case involves
he right Of intermarried men to the
nnmber Of $500 to 5000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
After Many Conferences beth Sides
See Prospect for
Peace.

Chicago, May 23.-After confer
ence lasting for three hours represen-
tatives of the Teamsters' union ant
the employers declared at midnight
Monday night that the prospects f6r
the settlement of the strike are excel,
lent and that the end Of the trouble
may be looked for at any time with
In AZ hours.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
E6 csEsss4s oRsNINe
New BsIdne Across MissIssiRp'i -
rhebss 70 0psn View shsrt
Roats 20 chieagS'

Chicago, May PA new route 70
the southwest independent If the y.
Louis gateway is 10 be given the CHI
cago shippers in the near future. This
is 10 be accomplished by crossing the
Mississippi river OF Thebes, about 100
miles south Of st. Louis. To make
the new route possible II was neces-
sa-y to construct new bridge across
The river at the point named. This
structure has Just been completed and
will be opened for traffic with elabor-
ate ceremonies on Thursday OF this
week. ieIe.
The governors Of Illinois. Missouri
and other states, and fe'ieral authors
ties, as well az the officials OF the two
principal roads that furnished the
money for tile construction OF the
bridge, will participate in the open.
ing ceremonies. A special train VIII
carry the invited guests from Chicago
over the Illinois Central and Eastern
Illinois lines. Another special train
will operate from 81. Louis to accom-
mocate the guests from that city.
BY the financial and operating ar
rangemerts the new bridge will be
used by the Illinois Central and East
ern Illinois systems from Chicago.
connection being made with the lines
to the southwest at the western end
Of the bridge. The new route will
eliminate considerable mileage be-
tween Chicago and the southwest and
will obviate the terminal charges at
st. Louis. The new line will be- used
by the Illinois Central principally for
freight traffic.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

Chicago, May pa claim for $780,
900 for medical service by DR.. L. G. H.
u. Zeigler Of Chicago against the estate
Of Harriet McVicker, widow Of the
well-known theatrical manager, was
disallowed Monday by Judge 9. s. CUT
ting Of the probate court Judge CUT
ting held that the claim was excessive.
He instructed Dr. Zeigler to present
another one Of more moderate proper
tons. A claim Of $4,000 under con-
tract exhibited in court was allowed,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
want HELP % exclude Chinese.

Washington, May 23.--secretary Met
calf Of the department Of commerce.
and labor, has made a request upon the
state department, with which Il han
complied, that the Mexican government
be asked to assist the American linz
migration inspectors on the Texas Dor
der In their efforts to prevent the
wholesale smuggling of Chinese across
from Mexico into the United States
The secretary bases his request upon
q report from T. F, Schumacher, In
spector in charge at Ell Paso. Texas.
This shows that in the town Of Juarez,
Mexico, across the river from 81 Paso,
there are three Chinese firms Of COM
panies engaged in this smugglins.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

Topeka. Kan, May ls.-An expert
msnt in road making. soon to be tried
en Finnsy county, may revolutioniEe
ahe condition Of roads in the western
ronnties and furnish q market for
rnnch Of the low grade crude oil In
Southeastern Kansas The experiment
uiIi be conducted Jointly By the county
ioommissloners Of Finney county and
ahs city council Of Garden City. At
gsosnt meeting IL was decided to oil
nns mile Of the sandiest part Of the
ginnsy county Highways
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
state Views 10 Preaiaent

washington. May PA depltation
Of 20 delegates from the worlds con-
ference Of Seventh Day Adventists,
now in session In this city. headed by
A. @. Daniels. president Of the con-
ference. called on the president Mon
day and presented an onicial address
setting forth the views Of the confer
ence regarding civil government.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
p.by orylnr Save. Mother. Lite.

Ottawa, Kan. May 2S--A babys
cry saved the life Of Mrs. Minnie
schnert here. Mrs Schnert started 4
Ore IN the kitchen stove to get break
fast, Her baby began to cry and,
while she was in the bed room trying
TO quiet II a charge Of dynamite ex-
ploded, tearing the stove and kitchen
to pieces. The dynamite was in one Of
the sticks Of wood.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

ovensboro. Ky, May s2-Bob shaw,
negro, supposedly insane, has killed
one nan and wuunded seven n tie
past "a hours near Waltnan The
body Of tie dead man lies IN mont Of
shaW's house and the negro oontin-
uos TO DEFY the oihcea Who are ssekr
Ing 10 arrest him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
WIN wl.nesr Frrnch Maneuvers.

Washington, May BIN. Jusscrand
the French ambassador, called on Sec
rotary Taft Monday and invited the
secretary to send otTicers Of the Amer
lean army to France to be present
during the summer maneuvers Of the
French troops, which are to be on
grander scale than ever before. The
secretary accepted the invitation and
announced that ofIicers would be sent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
Kansas olly lIsa ID Ree.evell.

Washington, May 22.-secetary
Hitchcock presented to the president
Saturday a delegation representing the
Commercial club Of Kansas City, No,
the members Of which desired to pay
their respects TO him. They came to
Washington to extend to Secretary
Taft an invitation TO Be. the guest Of
honor Of the Commercial club a. It's
banquet 10 be held on the 18th Of
November. next. Secretary Taft 40
eepted the Invitation.
Fnssl y. sssebh. no. uuarrei.
81 Joseph, No., May fo-oilie
Brown, aged "a. An empioye Of The
Barber Asphalt company. vas stabbed
10 death At the Everett hotal. EighA
and olive stTeeta. Friday. b CliAord
Brown. agsd rs ne men we're not
related. They guarded over poe,el-
siun q q dog; Ths murdsru q ~
der arrest
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

Last night fi.my ven Of frost
Wrapped All TIE wlntry airf
A shinmefink, peariy tissue crossed
BY mocnbeans everywhSre-
Form Inc zenith chill and high.
The paliid full moon rode;
And family giimmering down the SKY
A few far planets glowed'
Then In ms soul strange fancies stirred;
Through that transhguring Air 1891,
i saw their bright. white wings, and heare
Gods shining angels fare! .8.-
--Eyaleen Stein, in Boston Transcript
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

st. Louis, No., May 22.-Tnterest in
Monday nights meeting Of the Amer
lean Baptist Publican society as a part
OF the national Baptist anniversaries,
centered in the report Of the committee
on resolutions which submitted a
strongly worded resolution denouncing
Mormonism and asking for the expul-
sion Of United States Senator smoot
Of Utah.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

wInona Lake, Ind. Nay is.-DA
ganes 3. Moaait, president Of he
rIEaahlngton and Jefferson college.
washington, Pa. was elected moder-
n.or q tie Presbyterian gsneral a.
nbly thursday afternoon There
-. b opposition.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

she-The RichlyB have the bisk
lrainsd servants I ever saw.
He-Yo1. tier nFs an poor re'alionG
-Ohi wondered VIZ ne Richlyu-
aartd % be 20 dominoeringl s-Dsdolt
ll.. r.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

nut yoaT ask Agnes oSesvanda q
lssr gl.ala larly. IlIlll-
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
FRIDAY. MAY 5.


City and county of San Francisco to Holmes
Investment Company. lot on Sc corner Of
Golden Gate avenue and Franklin street. z SIS
by s 120; s.
George W. and cannie d. Scott and W.
W and Nellie c. Van Arsdale to Scott & Van
Arsdale Company. lot line of Washington
street. 1916 E of Buchanan. 1874 by 100:
$40
Hugh and Mary Curran to Josephine NJ
o. Brien (wife of Joseph M. lot on SW cor
ner Of Vallejo and Buchanan streets, S 26:6 by
w 91:6; $10
Elizabeth Wilkins ct al to Catherine E.
Of Union. N 25 by 2 s7:e: SO:
Barrett to Mary A. Barrett lot N line of
Golden Gate avenue 20 E Of Steiner street e
80 by lSa lsa ;e w also lot on line M Of g. Tgenteth
ia; also lots /. 2, - II to "A. block i0ss.
South San Francisco Tide Lands; gift
Josie Barrett to same. same: Eift.
Joseph Brandenstein ct al. to John c. Rob-
erts, lot on line Of Vallejo street 1916 w
of steiner. w 80 by 37:6; $40.
City and county Of San Francisco TO Car
leo w OF Devisadero. w 1916 by N 1871 :6
Matthew / Sullivan to william p Redins-
Green N go by w 11o:10: $40
John r. Tobn to Sarah ]. Tobin. lot on s
line Of Turk street. 1926 w Of Lyon, w 25 by
Charles A. and Mary j. Sankey to Frances
c. Berthiaume lot on w line of Boyce street
437 OF Point Lobos avenue. N 25 by w
william Hill Company to Carl F. A. Weiss
hand. lot on line OF fremont street, 621 s
Of Trsdsrctk; . p , By 50; also lot on line
E so: $40.
George w. and .cannie D. Scott and w. w.
Arsdale Company. lot on n line of Clay street
IS F. of Walnut. E 21:6 by f21 :s1.. Sf0
Martin c. and Sophia Mogensen to William
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Edward T. B. Mills. 81 1850 Market street
and Miriam T. Harton, 80, 1880 Market street
Raymond L. Chester 22, 12s Hale street.
and Eugene H. Perret 21 city.
Alfred Wahrgren. 26. 2s14 Twenty-third
street. and Annette Johanson, "a, 2s14 Twenty
third street.
Knight ". Burhoe, 2e. ee7 Harrison street.
and Alice n. Kennedy. %. e67 Harrison street
Carl W. Nelson So. 2T8 Natoma street. and
Jennie NJ. Engdahl, "a 4S2 Fell street.
Aleksander Jakubielski. 80. 934 Howard
street. and Francizka Kisieewska 90 934
Howard street.
Alfred T. Watts, 2s. 215 Chestnut street, and
Rose M de Julio. 2s 313 Green street
Francis Jones, 81, 626 Eddy street. and
Elizabeth Pagan. 49, 42e Larkin street
William J. Pye. rs, so Dame street. and
Theresa Dowling. 81 so Dame street
Morris G. Edwards. 81. 2009 Fifteenth ave-
nue. South, and Fife J. Parson. 20. 202S Seven
teenth avenue South.
Adolph NJ. Feneiius. 2e. 2s1oB Howard street,
and Frances E. RayneIl. 81, city.
Joseph Schwarzkopf IS Golden place.
and Francisco Brown. "a As Stoneman street
Louis Gran, 81. 1907 Mission street. and
Marie Muller. is. 1859 Geary street
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

residence. 414 shuey avenue. Fruitvaie. In
terment Evergreen Cemetery.
VATUONE-In this city, May 3, 1900,
mela vatuone and father OF vittorio.
Eugenio and Emanuel vatuone, and son OF
G. vatuone. and brother Of Antonio vatuone
OF San Jose and Mrs. Gerolama Castasnoia
years months and days.
u Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday
May g. at 9 a. M. from his late residence
500 Francisco street, corner Of Mason, thence
to SITS. Peter and Pauls Church, corner OF
dupont and Fflbert streets, where q solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose of his soul, commencing at $3.50 a. m
N B-The funeral viii leave the cnurcn
for the cemetery at / p. m.
WASHBURN-In this city, May 5, 1905. Major
Edison s. Washburn, beloved father of Lloyd
GO years,
fully invited to attend the funeral Monday
May 8. from the mortuary chapel Of the
Golden Gate Undertaking Company. 24Io
Mission street. near Twenty-frst. at p M
wHITE-At ST. Mary's Hospital May 5. 1905.
Michael Preston White, dearly beloved hus-
band Of Mrs. B. v. White. a native OF st;
John. New Brunswick aged 1s years ana
months.
EyNotice of funeral hereafter Remains
at parlors of Carew & English, 20 Van Ness
avenue
zEHFUss-Entered into rest. May 6. 1905. F.
William, dearly beloved husband OF the late
Alice e. Zehfuss. and devoted father of Mrs.
William Gading and F. VIII zehfuss
CARD OF THANKS.
To Mr.. F. Kistenmacher, Mr. NJ. Miley Of
Sausalito. Mr.. NJ. Meyer Mr.. Trautner OF
San Francisco and their many friends,
sincerely thank them. and deeply appreciate
their deep sympathy and kind assistance
MRS. GEORGE GROSS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

ell. lot on w line OF Oak street. $50 OF
Clinton avenue. 40 by W $50. lot s5. block
Same Olaf RiecheI. lot on w line OF Oak
street. SO Of Clinton avenue. thence along
13O lot 33 block A. same map tau above re-
corded May 4. 1900. Alameda; $40.
Harlow p. Bancroft to Mercy A. Shoemaker
(single) lot is. block o. Santa Fe Tract No. 4.
Oakland; $40.
HoIcomb Land Company eHeron-HoIcomb
Company TO william T. and Annie Baker
twife). lot 3. block X. map 2. Linda Vista
Terrace Oakland: $40.
George " and cannie d. Scott and w W.
Arstale (corporation). lot y line OF West
Eighth street. 65 z of Myrtle. so by " 104.
W from Market street and 100 from Eighth.
n 62:6 W 25 6S:2. NE 25.6 to beginning.
portion of lots Z. and 9. block 542H. Oak
James E. and Annie E White to Leah b.
Mott (sngIe) lot on NE line Of East twenty
nue.. Sc 60 by Ne $50 block G. subdivision
So Associates Tract East Oakland; So
FRANCES @ 1ass % tw.eoT, s 20 Ssn4si wait, lots
and Town Improvement Association. BerasIsys
Lois B. Kirsch Cvan Meter formerly wife
OF M z. Van Meter) to NJ H. burst. lot on
line OF Ashby avenue. 262.2 w of Shattuck.
W so by S 105 lot and portion Of LOT 20.
block L. map A. portion -Nswbury Tract in
plat 81 PeraIta rancho. Berkeley; SO
Elvira NJ Hubbard widow to Rose B. Cod
dard lot On line Of Ellsworth street, 33 3
Of Haste. SO by z 20. portion OF lot l. block
5. College Homestead Association Berkeley;
Addie c. and George B. Campbell to Lizzie
Walls widow. lot on NE corner OF Carolina
street and Fairoak formerly LOUISE
street,. n so by 100. lot 167. Esncfnal PARK
Tract Alameda: $40.
Edgar +. Fowler ct al to Jessie p Pond
(wife Of H. M lots 10 and IL block IL
lands adjacent to Encinal, Alameda; So
Albert S. r. and Bertha T.. Woods to Charles
Q. Dull, lots IS. 10 and II. Hawley Tract.
Alfred w and NJ A. Manning to Laotta l.
Hilbourn (wife OF T. O). lot on W corner OF
East Nineteenth street and Eighth avenue.
NV 120 by SW so. block 10o. Clinton. East
Oakland: $40
Cosmopolitan Mutual Building and Loan As
sociation to Nathan Hurt (marriedO. lot on Nh
line OF East Twentieth street (Humbert). dis
tant 1O4:6 1892 sc OF Efgth avenue (Fre-
mont) Sc 80 by NE $50. block 125. Clinton.
East Oakland: $40.
Sarah E Bancroft (by Harlow P. Bancroft.
block c. Santa Fs Tract No. Oakland: SO
s. r. and Clara r. Kerrtson 10 Nelson c.
Hulen lot on ~ line OF Carlton street 375 W
OF Fulton " 37:6 by ~ 135. being e 81 e feet
OF lot 19. block t426. Berkeley property. maps
1 and 2 Blake Tract etc. Berkeley: $40
F. w and Anna NJ Foss to Trinity Methc-
dist Episcopal Church OF Berkeley (relfgious
corporation) lot on " line OF Bancroft way.
3h0f7 W Of Milvia street, " 50 1874 SO. p
30 134 "a being W 20 feet OF lot 21 and =
80 feet OF lot 20. block 5. shattuck Tract. map
2. Berkeley: $40
and Genevieve X. sully. lot 8. block 1. Hop
lins Terrace map No 4. Berkeley: SO.
Ernest F. and Alice z Barry to Thad NJ
Ttlpper lot on n line OF Russell street s5 -
OF Ellsworth. E ass by SOS. portion OF lots
IL and 1s. block III. Leonard Tract, Berkeley:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
BlRfHS- MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication Offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized 10 have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
Of the event are published once IN this column
free Of
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
Missouri has more livestock

Missouri has more livestock farm
ers than any other State In the Union.
Its livestock is worth $500. .000. 900.
While 1T has only 4 Y per cent OF the
livestock of the country, il has per
cent of the total value Of livestock In
the United States. a striking COM
mentary on the high quality OF Mis-
souri, livestock.-Kansas City Journal