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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-08-04

ANOTHER rHREE-HoRsE EvKSER
and hve.eishihs inches thick. Two
dve-cirh,hs.inch hoiss are bored In
either end. /: inches from center. A..
other h,e.e!shths inch hole " bored
third Of the distance b'twe,a tho
t~o. or four inches from the other.
These holes should be bored 10 ~ TO
give N. greatest drawing surface on
the ride Of draft. A long svener. 10
fastened at the lower end With whims.
trees for the outside horses. and o
sinxleir-e fastsns 10 the upper hole
for the center horse. The hook or
cIevis used for the attachment Of the
sinxie.trtc shouid he long enough to
bring I, out In line With the whiaas.
tre~s on the evtnsr below. The whIf.
a~-tre~s should be Of ordinary plow
length or Just long enough TO swing
clear Of each other. II they ar. too
long they are sure 10 prove trouble.
some.
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The "Siisnes Cure"

Some noble and deep thinking ply.
kiciAn has discovered what he calls
the "siicnec cure" for all diseases Of
the nerves. To apply the cure. ali
that 10 necessary 10 for the woman
TO sit apart for an hour each day. In
absolute silence. Husbands Who have
been able to try this cure report great
bsssat, but. of coaFse. II IL very hard
upon the ladies'. Only the self sscrtdc.
ing devotion of wife. Who places her
husbands welfare above svsryshins
would be capable Of carrying out the
terms Of this cure. aud II IL an ordeal
that cannot but BE- Injurious to then
II persisted 10. So far. there have
been no explosions. but suppressed
Conversation 10 very dangerous. asA
II any time ws may expect to hear
of such an accident. wrscking the
home and maiming the faQily.. whilst
the silence cure" II undoubtedly u
benefit 10 the patient. says The 81.
Louis Globe Dsmocsat. II 10 aiissAsd
with such grave mesaces that n u
doubtful u II ever bccons popular.
Our native chivairy would cause ~
10 refuse 70 take advantage ol Il Ne
would prefer to 60 o. havias OUT
nerves frassied. rather thaa have oss
Ssvosed wives and nothsfs make this
Aerosc sseriacs. And. aftsr al. there
are othse osass. aasv1stas The same
ED. and safer. TAsrs = ths "vaea.
aioa cure" 4 nan takes ~ "vsca.
tsoa esrs" ~ sss1aas Ass bone "a
- hes selks. II V sspsesivs, hui
sais. 49, n loss uos satAM ss9sr.
ias sDeo ~ Dast q Ne 1svees1 hslD
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Adult at left; a. b. eggs magnihed and
natural size. c, young nymph. e, xec-
ond stage OF nymph. {. third stage: q,
!ull-grown nymph; d. h. J. legs; l..
heak. through which food Is taken
Small lines show natural size.
Of the bugs, together with the bugs
themselves, by deep plowing. Chinch
bugs fiy In the fall to bunch.grass.
their natural food before crops were
introduced. to pass the winter. Not
finding the grass. they will hibernate
in any shelter that may be at hand
During April they ny back TO the
crops TO mate and deposit their eggs
Generally the wheat Is In prime con
dition for them at this time. and II
Is the crop that suffers most when
the eggs hatch and the young bugs
begin to feed. OF course the great.
est damage IL done later when the
broods become very numerous and
begin to migrate TO new fields The
crop moved upon II rfIat time IA the
one TO save.
:. Plant trap crop" to protec,
the main crop. aad when the bugs
move upon the trap. plow the whole
under. bugs and all. This method has
given good results. Tho trap crop
may be millet. kahr. or sorghum. and
should be on the side OF the field
nearest TO the wheat.
3. Plow space Of ten feet around
the cornheld when the bugs begin to
leave the wheat. harrow md drag
with brush TO make ~ much dust IS
possible. This cxa be done only in
dry weather. Small. inmature bugs
will not BE- able TO cross the ten feet
Of dust. and the mature ones viii!
seldom resort to flying.
Z. Later In the season. when the
insects move upon the corn. = few
rows cut and piled In armful-sixed
piles will attract the ch!nch bugs. and
II II In warm and the corn heats.
Thousands Of bugs will die under these
piles from . chinchbug disease. The
piles OF green corn oSer the ideal
weather conditions. hot and damp. the
disease being naturally present ss,on
takes" and the result 10 the death
OF all bugs affected.
DO not attempt 10 Destroy the
chinch bug BY spraying. II has been
tried At the experiment station and
by numerous farmers. With the same
unsuccessful results. A few more
tests will be made with sprays. and
the results givea II successsul But
until then the farmer has adequate
means At hand TO materially lessen
the damages by this pest. By using
the above methods.
To repeat: BY all means plsat .
trap crop and pIow II under wh<h
the bugs move upon Il In great num-
bers. Piow n dust strip and lay piles
of green cut corn or sorghum In the
path Of the niGrating bugs. Then
nnaiiy. begin next winter TO save
your wheat crop. BY cleaning up all
places where chineh bugs could hide
sway and pass the winter nonihs.
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THE JOURNAL
MONT. VISTA. COLORADO
Fsminiam In Trance.


The prediction Of the countess Of
Aberdeen made at the International
Council Of Women In Paris. that the
French woman will be the first to
obtain the vote upon any large scale
may well have caused surprise among
the British. German and American
delegates. American writers upon
the woman question" have often
fallen back upon two absurdities: the
first, that Tacitus described the Ger
mans whom the Romans fought as
paying special Difference to their
women; the second. that the French
have no word for home Add to this
the nisapprehensions OF five-weeks'
tripper seeing Paris by night and
hasty observation on the Sa!ic Law
and you have the genesis Of an i'm.
preston of the position OF women In
France which is as prevalent as II Is
citus' observations would have ap'
piled quite as well TO the Franks as
TO other early northern tribes; that
the French get along very well with
the word home" SO long as they have
the thing; that French family life is
at Its best OF almost ideal beauty,
and that their sticking SO long TO the
Sale law was one OF the blunders Of
the Bourbons which does not in any
case affect opinion OF the republic.
Since the revolution In France many
things have changed. For one thing,
the waste OF men IN war has famil
tarized women with varied industry
and with the management Of estates
and business establishments as In
perhaps no other country. The
F.enoh family council system re-
tains for woman not only the re-
sTect Of her grown son. but cvcl
considerable measure of legal control
over him long after English and
American law would emancipate him.
He canont even E.arry without his
parents consent. In hundred ways.
says the New York World. France is
The country OF the married woman.
That young Hrls are still carefully
watched and secluded is o! mlaor i'm.
portance. The system works not bad
ly. There may even be lands where
daughters have too much freedom and
power for their own good and where
mothers are too meek. The growth
Of "feminisme" In France Of recent
years has been rapid. II compelled
the institution OF divorce law.
Woman suffrage Is = cardinal tenet
In socialism. which has nowhere more
power In actual government than 1t
has attained in France. In Russia,
which Is largely dominated by French
thought, the douma has declared for
the woman's vote. American woman
sufragists were for years divided into
two bitter hostile factions on the ques.
tion whether TO work with the public
in the several states or TO appeal di.
rect to congress. The French fem.
mist adopts the latter course with.
out hesitation. According to the
countess Of Aberdeen. she has com.
menced by trying to convince the leg
islator instead Of the public. II iz a
method well adapted to France. where
abstract ideas have always had
fascination for public men.
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Sheen lslp the Land

Sheep are almost ssssntiai 10 main.
sAiniax the fertility and ciesnlins>s Of
be land. II y claimed that sheep ~.
turns to the soll n0rs Of The fertiiisias
matter of IL Nd than say eshss cal.
NAL sad IL majority At cAsee this
fact alone y % ustmportaat seaAad.
sration In deeS1iag The class u aoiuals
to stock up With 70 nAintais The isrtii.
ity Of The soll.
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oat Hay fer nousAaes.

A. Tins when the hay crop II
short. oats may b. grown aad har-
vested before the grain 10 mature and
cured for coarss ieddsr. TIE plan.
however. 10 not ~ Ideal one for max.
ing hay. ~ ths stalks ere hollow.
coarss and hard. asd uaissa dried
very auietiy IN . dry ssasee. thsy BE-.
ceos hisocAsd. svsa whsa cut gfssn.
To cure The creD 10 bsst cssAitioa u.
says osaA0s Ju1l vAr0ss. sAoaA y
dfSsd u tAs sss fos . NV hours With
. ilbesai ~ u ~ ny ts11ss. whsss
these y . hsavy efoA
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THReE.HoRsE eveNeR.
Handy Arrangement for Use on the
Plov, Harrow and Other
Farm Tools.

The accompanying cut which was
used . number Of years ago. shows .
three-horse evener which has sever
al advantages over the triple trees for
plowinr. narrowing. etc. II is lighter
and handles better In turning The
short svsner Is made Of iron and IL
about II inches loEs. u. inches vide
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have tickets for . swell chovdsF party
ssst Tuesday. Al! farewell forsvss:"
Thea Oscar would wslk out sAd
hunt up oes Of thoss pieces that Car.
ris Natisa nisssd II ths shu0s ss1
tAefo. With eDs am glued tight
asevsA ths bas rail-. - would fastss
~. svstso y . ~ vhich wosll iasa
Ter 0 voot. Nu
Despair vesil ssab bin as1 hs'd
- Oscar VIII ~ ssuss thtag ~
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
PROPOSALS.

yOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS OR BIDS FOR
LEASE OF wHARF-offce of the Board Of
State Harbor Commissioners, Union Depot and
Ferry House. San Francisco, CAL. September
Is 1906: Sealed proposals or bids win be
received at this Office at or prior to 2:15
sao P the eaee oe Of wSs sons f6s
front line south OF the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa a Fe R. R. Cos lease. % soecupying space
which wharf is about to be erected in accord
ance with the plans and specifications pre-
Board of State Harbor Commissioners, and
adopted by the board August %. 1906, and
on file in this office, to which special refer
four thousand nine hundred and thirty ($24,-
ESQ., dollars. which said amount is the cost
Said lease will be awarded to the bidder who
will pay as rent in advance upon award OF
said lease the amount required to construct the
four thousand nine hundred and thirty (s24-
$500 dollars. and who will execute and take
not exceeding fifteen years: said lease to
date from fhe time of completion of said i'm.
provement and acceptance thereof BY this
board and said rent to be exclusive OF dock
age and tolls. Said lease shall contain cove
nent that the lessee shall keep and maintain
as when received. and shall at the termina- irs-
ton Of the lease turn the same over to the
Board Of State HarboTr coIm9Imissioners in
form, furnished from this Office, and is &C.
sum OF twenty-four thousand nine hundred
and thirty ts2z .e30) dollars. payable to the
order of the secretary of the hoard. The
awarded shall forthwith be and become fnIl
payment In advance Of the rent of said wharf
:. Eor viii such proposal or bid be considered by
this hoard unless denysred TO the secretary or
TO the assistant secretary, at the Office of the
secretary, at or prior to 2:15 o'clock n m
sofi Thursday September 27, 1906 at which
time and place the bids will be opened. The
board reserves the right to reject any or all
State Bidders are invited to be present at
the opening Of bids. CHAS- H. SpEAR. j.
D. MACKENZIE, HENRY j. CROKER.
D. Norton. Chief Engineer. John NJ. Foy
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Office Of the Board Of State Harbor Commission
ers Union Depot and Ferry House. San Fran
cisco. CAL. September % 1906.
~ Sealed proposals or bids VIII be received at
THuRsDAY TIL SD October 1, 1905. for reping the
wharves along Sec. IS Of the sea wall and
along retaining wall at foot Of Second St. on
the water front Of the City and County Of
fcations prepared therefor by the Chief En-
gineer OF the board and adopted by the
board September 20, 1906, and on file ia this
office. to which special reference is hereby
The materials to be used in this work
viii consist Of piles FURNISHED by the board.
roI1e and spikes, all OF the best quality speci-
fed and subject to a rigid examination No
hid Will be received unless It is made on
blank form Furnished from this office and is
per cent OF the amount of the bid payable to
the order of the Secretary of the board as
guarantee on the part Of the successtul bidder
that he will within six (6l days after tile
acceptance of the bid enter into written con-
tract to do said work, according to the speci6-
cations prepared therefor. and VIII also ex-
ecute and file with the board bond in sucn
enn as the board may deem adequate with a
surety company to be approved by the Board
Of State Harbor Comnaissioners and condi-
toned for the faithful performance of sucb
contract: nor win said bid be considered bT
this board Unless delivered to the Secretary
or 10 the Assistant Secretary. at the office Of
the ssFsssH5. o. rfdSsr rSf to a3o 1cloek
time and place the bids will be opened The
beard reserves the right to reject any or
all bids II deemed for the best interests Of
CHARLES H. SPEAR.
j. d. MACKENZIE,
HENRY D. CROCKER.
Board of State Hsrbor Commissioners
LOTT D.-NoRToN. Chief Engineer
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MARRIAGEs.

HESS-KEIINKER-l Alameda. Cal, Septem-
Der 20. 1906 bT the Rev. ". Brandes. Henry
Hess and Annie Laurie Kelinker. both of Ala
media.
tenober "a 1905 BY the Rev Dr. George E.
Burlingane, Sarah Elizabeth. daughter OF VIII
liam J. Phillips OF San Francisco, and George
Westinghouse Jones Of Schenectady, y. Y.
S3ITH-wEISS-In Alameda. Cal. September
10 1906, By the Rev W. Brardes. James
Smith and katherine Weiss. both OF Alameda.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses issued
yesterday:
2. .ss seIlnan N; Chase. %. city. ana Bertha v.
julius Casaccia. a. Lfverinore.. and clarisse
Gramont. "a, 522 Railroad ave
,,lhy Henry 2 & pa7iag q, Ok II ss5 Sanchez St. aud
Ruth = Warren: 4, 14os 6cisvis s'sts' St 1''
Bonesteii. p. oskIa5d 's'>sFS -"u A'''A
George = Bel. q. 4es2 Twenty.afth ST.. aud
Louis A Henry. %. 2124 Csiiforniz ST.. and
Josephine J. Leahy. q, HsCliRper St.
Mary J. Mssterson. 20. 1913 Golden Gate ave.
Charles c. Gruell AZ ST Louis. No.. and
OAEP Fpsns sehaa qn A. a. isa case @ fss ave and Mari.
Moeckel. &c. i32 CssseH ave
Msy so4n Mc-1sg Al IS aeSsnS ssS'as ave. and
Albert J. Balm q. 1896 Mason ST.. and LIZ
1ie ,,.,aS Gsresrin S.ss. p 1906 = Nasoa sss ST
FqEni Kyoznxs q. 2oe5 pins st
Francesca Cont. 81 $40 -chesrnnt St. and
Tarsisla Ribotta. IS. 1si" Chestnut st
OAKLAND. Sept 25.-The following marriags
licenses were tssued today.
Harry Johnston, 50. Oakland. ana Hearlefts
E. Fredenberg. 26. Oakland
f. Lynch. p. Oakland
William A. Stephens y. Frnitvnle. and Hazel
a. Kleppfor, 10. Elmlusst.
van. %. Oakland
Thomas NJ. Flint. 80, San Francisco. and
George 5. Terry. %. Berkeley.
Emil Cerfni. 20. SEES View. and Isabelle B.
Sichel. 10. Sea View.
George B. Allen, 25. oakland and Agnes F.
Coburn. &c. Lowell Mass.
Lawrence B. Watkins. %. San Francisco. and
Elmira Silva. IS. San Francisco
Otto W. Johnson. a. Oakland. and Martha
Winlund. %. Oakland.
Raymond r. Dorsey. "a. Fruitvale. and Rose
Kleebauer 2f Oakland
Keith E. sprague. % Oakland. and Edna
KOwalsky. 20. Oakland
Robert j. Spencer. S4. Alameda. and May E.
Peter Becutti. 2s. Santa Rosa. and Annie
Flora. 70. Oakland
Kelinker. 90 Alameda
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent BY
mail viii not be Inserted They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
authorized TO have the published. Notices
restricted simply 10 the announcement OF the
event are published once in this column free OF
charge.
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HORSES AND WAGONS.

A HORSE. buggy and harness $50 butcher
cart SEQ: covered wagon $50: exp. wagon.
SIS: rubber tire business buggy SO; driving
horse, hncgy and harness cheap: head OF
lsrge mules good for any kind Of heavy
work: hurrca. 25 head Of allpurpose work
horses, viii sell $50 mp: carpenters wagon
500 saddles and harness cheap: will EXCHANGE.
565 9Th ST., Oakland. auction sale Saturday
Sept. 90. at IL a.
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DEATHS.


Aulin, Ivan. Is Little. Franklin A.. "a
Barnes. Rebecca ". 70 Mann. Thomas R., 5b
Bruce John. y Markham. Margaret
Christie, Daniel, 81 AcD0n0uSn. MS D.
Ciayburgh. Cecilia. so Meeker. James D.. 81
Clint, Louisa ~, - S-unk. Amelia. II
Derham John r. Nelii. Francis J.
Donaldson, Alice. A m. Ovens. Charles
Gaynor. Margaret. Ross. irbaoOd O., 50
Hanna. Matilda. "A Straus. Adele. 81
Ivan0vich Katherine Syrohmeier, Joseph. -
A. m. Taylor Margaret. SO
Kaen. Henry. 81 Noze.. Herulan. As
knight. Capt Wm-, II Wickes- John T., 20
AULIN-1n East Oakland. Cal, September 25,
1906, Ivan, beloved s0a Of Captain John B.
and Agnes Aul.a- Sra brother Of willian
and Victor Aulin. native Of Russia, aged
Is years months and days
BARNES-In Oakiand Cal.. September 25. 1906.
Rebeeca ". Barnes beiOved mother 0f Michael
\. Barnes sirs. Isgiss:a y stewart. Mrs. J. i.
Hancock C0Gaty. Illinois, aged % years
months and ~ days
BRUCE-In Oakland. Cal. September -. 1896.
John Bruce. aged Y years
cHRISTIE-In this cps. September -. 1906.
Daniel CHRISTIE. 9s-oyed i1tHer vl Lizzie
friends aud acqualAFlnres r-Spectril.
invited TO attend tie ses-esat ,silAs t}el-
Porter & WHITE l5Sl 6o,s ua;e a.eals.
corner OF Scott street taies1stiR t'isi Fe.iVws'
Cemetery.
Cecilia. beloved wife nf HISS C.aybafgl.
and beloved mother u Alrs. a t,-eaw4 a MIS-.
Is. Wer1neiruer. Mrs r. 4. Hud & i. b .er.
and L. p. b. Pa a T. s.lL s. T. Ciss
bursh. a native Of HanovsF ss~rps.s,,v a<-l
90 years
Funeral services will oe held tuinurroN
Thursday. September =, - a.. az
her late residence. 1910 Bls<h -rf~rf inter-
ment Home Of Peace cciuet~rF t.n .rav-
ing Third and T0wnSehsl streets ~ } go ~
CIINT-In this city. SeT,fesnf-t ism. Lssfis1
Maria. dearly beloved u - IN.
and aunt Of Mrs CAar..s C. rli.rS,a. A
native Of ST. Petersburg nn~-a agsd - years
10 months and ~ days
Friends aud acqiini ,fsnte~ f,.<firrti i1ly
invited TO attend te f.lfss l.vft.e 4 tf~-
day1, at I 0'cincs {, frtf. reSi-
dence, 341 B3rt'etf fN,.itr-
fourth and Iwenty-Hftr itr lnrlt
Olivet Cemetery BY ~-rr'r frt1
Thlrtieth street and ; 10 t~'
DFRHAM-In this eifS S,ls,as,.. fa0c.
John Francis. eldest - . frt' a.
,nlew and IheleSt Ii~riaiin lsll.e ~ S4u
FsanciscU. Cal
Tie funeral will rAse Dlae~ frsn M lara
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26

WORK horses, business horses and road horses
% up for sale at United Horse MARKET. 615
Broadway. near creek boat T. P. SMITH.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

AAA-J.. COOPER, Dress Suit Rental Parlors.
formerly at Palace Hotel and Il Stockton ST..
now at 1ll5 Van Ness ave., rooms 130-132
Dress suits and Prince Alberts for all oc-
casfons.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued.

FOX sale-HoHse and lot 1913 Mason bet
broadway aud Pacific. Apply at same.
h.l Sis and shacks built cheap: plans free
--ASlELG- BUILDING CO. 94S Hampshire st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
Oakland values are safe.

s6ooo-Iarge corner. leased at So; sub
stantial house of twelve rooms; could not be
replaced for price asked: leased for three
years: pays IS per cent net on the whole in
yestment. Isn't this cheap:
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
" ]. GrNN.

". J. GUM.
Northeast corner of Green aud Derisalero sts
Phone, West 2clG.
S76oo---Marine views s,-nny corner. Pacific
Heights, $sNlos grand bargain; al
so-u Inside lots FOR S225 per foot
S30oO-tulton, near Fillmore; very cheap; lot
27.6 frontage; al street work done.
SS51C-l-arSln- splendid buys; 2f-6 frontage;
good location for a business, only lot for
Sll5o-clemenI. 25xI0i ready for building;
hne marine view; cars pass in fact the
Ss0O0-Fclnt i0hcs and 10th ave SW. cor.
y 6Nl0O; viii be q transfer corner Of
s,.-. erest ,,9t... value S2soo can remain -.
stores and fats. 25xll5
S5J9-s6tl ave. near St. 25xl20
>N81o-t hoice ana large corner of Point Iobos
and 9th aves; S2.6xI00: we recommend
this as a good purchase.
Sle-5-Gth ave. south from 4 St; 25xl2o.
sl6l5-sth ave. aorth from ST.
S-J00-I-ako. near llrh ave-: large piece I25x
lo9, well located: very desirable.
S5ioO-Green ST. 3sxI2T; panoramic marine
view: one OF the choicest lots on Paciic
Heights; very cheap
S953o-ti-eenwich, new fats. cheap; marine
view Inc rooms and bath in each;
renls Tor $40. well wcrth $50: another
dat be added on
Sa0lu-J uion, = lots. 2T.6xlro.
S31oO--Nery cheap; fine buys close 10 Van Ness
ment: good lot 10 improve with i fats
Have you residence that you want 20 sell .
we sre uying 10 pqd residence Of val.
nation somewhere me- $4,000; also one Of
at about SIG. .ovo- Owners having such prep
critics Tor sale communicate al once.
". ]. GUM.
Ne. cor. Green and Devisadero SITS.
HICKS a MACK
Real Estate and Leasing.
Rent Collectors
2o3I Fillmore ST
So. 1000
Six modern fats on \. T. cor. on Green, near
Cough, LOT 3gNilu; rental value $500 per
month. A good. safe inv tinent.
FAJfvtu
Three new uats Of I and bath each
modern in every way built in old English
style WIKI heamed ceilings one OF this city :
choicest residence localities; rental value Si35
per month. and mortgage half the value
can stand for an indefinite IN sa5 time
Large, I0-room house on Geary. near Devisa-
dero; lot 3ONl3T g. and a fne large base
ment. We have Ocer Of 500 per month
from several tenants who win take the prop-
erty as soon as the owner vacates. and Il
VIII pay 10 vacate; investigate this choice
buy
$4,000
nonresident client has advised us that he
leaves for the East week and wants to
dispose OF tie following property before he
leaves:
Post ST.. near Baker. lot 25xloO; cottage OF
> rooms IN front aud two-storv frame building
and shop In rear Investigate this.
We have stores of all sizes in the Richmond
and ID the Mission. and al through the burn
cd district.
Write as; we VIII send one Of our employees
10 confer Win You, and are certain that
sn ecQoaintanceship viii result 70 our mutual
advantage.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26

STORAGE AND MOVING VANS.
WILSON BROS. CO., Inc.-Movinx ana storage.
Cor. Fourteenth and Sanchez sts.. I block from
Market and Fillmore st. ears. Phone Park c71.
SIGNAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE Co. 1T3T
Lombard t-.pho1e West 3OS6-SIoving. packing
and sbipping new warehouses: private rooms
ADVANCE Storage Cc-Storsge packing NOV
ing, shipping GEO. WALClSf CO. 63- Turk
RUPTURE CURED.
NO ADVANCE in prices; thousands cured by DR.
PIERCES wonderful electric trusses. Call or
address WAL j. PIERCE. 14l7 Chestnut 81.
AI.AMEDA-
TRUSSES.
WALTERS & CO.. surgical Instruments hospital
equipments. trnsses- ard elastic hosiery. lGOS
Steiaer St. near Geary-
JOYS DRUG STORE. Surgical Instruments
Battesics and TressaS 2i05 Pine St
TRUSSES. bandages. elastic hosiery F. F.
WEDEkIND zoos Sutter St. near Fillmore.
r. HOPPE. 1916 Bnsh. nr. Van Ness--Orthopedie
app; foot plates. elastic stockings. banda <es
TRUSsEs. supporters belts batteries Glars
Gandion Truss Co., 1229 9 G ave. nr. Fillmore
LEGAL NOTICES.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26

ONE brown mare left at Panhandle stables
before earthqnake viii be sold at auction for
feed BILL 12cc5 Fell ST