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NEEDLESS ALARM.

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than consumption
And dyspepsia causes chronic cough,
irst like consumption.
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ANOTHER BATTLE FLAG IS
TURNED OVER TO ALABAMA

Montgomery. March 15.--(Speclal DIR.
Thomas NJ. Owen director of the state
department of archives and history has
received the battle flag of the Thirty
fourth Alabama infantry, e. S. A, which
had been sent by the war department
at Washington. through error to the gov
ernor of Louisiana.
DR. Owen, while in New Orleans a
few weeks ago. visited the Louisiana
| memorial hall where all of the historical
relics of the state are kept. lie was
shown this flag by Gen. j. A. Chalaron.
custodian of the hall, who pointed out
to him certain facts which proved that
the flag was not taken from a Louisiana
regiment but belonged to the Thirty
fourth Alabama. The records at the war
department chow that the flag was cap
tured by Lieut.. w r. Simmons. of the
Eleventh Missouri infantry, at the battle
of Brentwood Hills, near Nashville.
For more than a year the Twenty-fourth
Louisiana infantry to which the flag was
supposed to have belonged had been trans
ferred from the army of Tennessee to the
ans-Mississippi.
The Thirty-fourth Alabama was or
ganized at Loachapoka. Macon county,
April IA. 1862, and was engaged In prac-
tically all Of the important battles of
the army of the Tennessee. It's only Colo
mel was J. c. V. Mitchell of Montgomery
The regiment was composed of three
Coosa county companies, four from TAI
ladega, one from Montgomery and two
from Russell county. f. IL. Cobb of Mont
gomery, who is now in the wholesale
grocery business here, was a lieutenant
in the Montgomery company.
The following letter about the flag came
to DR.. Owen from the memorial hall at
New Orleans:
New Orleans. La.
Flag designated and marked as that of
the Twenty-fourth Louisiana.
This flag is not a Louisiana commands
battle flag.
The rwenty-fourth Louisiana was the
designation given. the Crescent regi-
ment." on the Roster of Louisiana regi-
ments of infantry, volunteers. This reg
iment was not present at the battle of
Nashville or of Brentwood Hills as the
Federals style it. For more than a year
it had been away from the army of
Tennessee and acting with the Confeder-
ate army of the Trans Mississippi, to
which 1t had been transferred.
The legend on 1t Is inscribed In ink
along the white fillet that borders the
blue cross 1t reads as follows: "Twen-
ty-fourth Louisiana infantry battle flag,
captured by First Lieutenant w. S. Sim
mons, Company C, Eleventh Missouri
volunteers, at the battle of Brentwood
Hills. near Nashville, December 16, 1864.
Contradictory to this legend is to be
found on page f5G of vol. xiv, part I, Sc
ries of the Rebellion Records the report
of Major NJ j. Green. commanding the
Eleventh Missouri. in which is said: ''In
regard to the rebel flag captured by Lieu
tenant William 7. Simmons. Eleventh
Missouri Infantry at the battle near
Nashville. Tenn, December IS. 1854 The
flag belonged to the Thirty fourth Ala
bama infantry. and was being borne on
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by the rebel color bearer at the time our
forces entered the rebe, entertainments
He was ordered by Lieutenant Simmons
to halt and surrender. refusing to do So
he was told he would be shot if he did
not when he surrendered the flag 10 the
above named officer"
Lieutenant Simmons was awarded d
medal of honor for this capture. Two
other flags were captured at the same
time by the Eleventh Missouri, but in
both cases II IL stated: TT is not known
to what. regiment 1t belonged
The Louisiana infantry commands en-
gagged in that battle were the First,
Fourth. Thirteenth. Sixteenth, Twentieth,
Twenty-fifth and Thrtieth regiments and
the Fourth and Fourteenth battalions
composing Gen. r. j. Gibsons brigade of
Gen. H. d. Claytons division. Stephen d.
Lees corps. This division was the right
of the corps 1t repulsed the attacks Of
the enemy and left it's work only after the
whole line to its left had been broken 1t
was about the only one to preserve Its
Organization and offer bayonet front
to cover tine rear. The Thirty-fourth Ala
bama was In Manigault' $ brigade of Gen.
Ed Johnson's division. which formed the
left Of stephen d. Lees corps, and was
broken when the line gave way on it's
left 1t was completely disrupted and
General Johnson was taken prisoner The
Twelfth Louisiana regiment was in the
same battle In Brig. Gen. Scott's brigade.
Lorings division. Stewards corps.
The flag Is after the battle flag pattern
for infantry, but 1t Is five feet square,
made of loose woven bunting, with white
stars. border and fillet of cotton CLOTH
along the blue cross. The fllet Is an inch
wide The flag bears the number oil In
black stencilled figures. one and a half
inches high. 1t Is marked and torn BY
bullets and she'll II appears to have
seen much service. It's floating edge Is in
shreds with a cocle burr or two still en-
tangled in its meshes.
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. MISS LILLIAN BROWN DEAD.
News of Her Death. In North Pori
Causes Sorrow In Tuscaloos

Tuscaloosa. March Ia Specialist was
with much sorrow that it was learned that
Miss Lillian Browne of North Port has
passed away. She was a bright and at
tractive young woman of only eighteen
years and was sick only a few days
The funeral services We're conducted by
the Rev. sMagill from the Baptist church
and the interment was at the North Port
cemetery.
r. b. Digger of this city has presented
the Y. NJ. c. A., with a handsome mis-
sion wall clock, some six feet in height
and of the Oriental type. 1t adds very
materially to the appearance of the quar-
tiers.
The Tuscaloosa Concrete company is
putting down about 500 feet of concrete
walks in North Port.
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Prosperous Farmer Kills Wife.

Admission, March 15.-(Special.)-Gordo
Stewart prosperous farmer living near
Metals, shot and instantly killed his
wife this afternoon. They have been liv-
ing apart and recently came together
again Stewart claims that the killing was
accidental. Feeling against Stewart in the
community is said to be high. Stewart
hasn't yet been arrested The coroner will
investigate the killing tomorrow.
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A Live !
Wire

Every nerve is a live wire
connecting some part of the
body with the brain. They are
SO numerous that if you pene-
tratc the skin with the point of
needle you will touch a nerve
and receive a shock-pain it is
called. Aches and pains come
from a pressure, strain or in
jury to a nerve the more prom
inent the nerve the greater the
pain. When the pain comes
from a large nerve it is called
Neuralgia
whether it be the facial nerves,
or the heart, stomach, sciatic
or other prominent nerve
branch. To stop pain, then,
you must relieve the strain or
pressure upon the nerves.
DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills do
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II suffered intense pain, caused by
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until | began taking DIR. Miles
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957 W 4th St. Erie. Pa.
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IS doses, rs cents. Never sold In bulk.
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Would Drain Dismal Swamp.

Washington, March 15.-Representa-
tive Small of North Carolina today in
PRODUCED bill. providing for the diver
sion of S30,000,000 of the irrigation
reclamation funds TO the drainage of
the Dismal sw2mn.
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The William J. Lemp Brewing company
OF St Louis, Mo- one of the oldest and
most popular breweries in the country.
has re-establlshed a branch at Birmlng-
ham for their famous bottled beers Sec
ad elsewhere In this naner
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For Road Supervisor.

To the Democratic Voters and Citizens of
Jefferson County:
am a candidate for reelection to the
office of Road Supervisor, subject to the
action of the democratic party.
]. ED HAIGLER.
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For Representative.

I hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office of representative from JEFF
fcrson county 10 the lower house Of the
legislature. subject to the action OF the
democratic primary.
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you a permA-
nent cure q
srivate troubles
and that you
may know my
guarantee il re-
liable I refer
you with per
mission. to the
First National
3ank. Alabama
National bank.
Steiner Broth
,rs. bankerA
lenerson Coun-
ty 8 a v 1 n & 3
pank and thu
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WANTED-All people to
clean their harness and bug
gy tops with the celebrated
Frank Miller preparations.
On sale at VIM. Reckling's,
1911 Second Ave.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
For Sheriff.

I hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office of sheriff of Jefferson coun-
ty, subject to the action of the demo-
cratic party In the forthcoming primary.
ALBERT STRADFORD.
I hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the office of Sheriff of jefferson
county, subject to the action of the
democratic party. J. +. STILES.
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Union SLAUGHTER House.

The committee on hygiene of the City
Council has published notice calling
for bids for the erection and maintenance
for a number of years of a union slaugh-
ter house under the provisions of the
meat and milk inspection law recently
passed by the City Council The city does
not feel able to build the slaughter house
at this time. and proposes to let it out to
be built and managed by outsiders for a
term of years, after which 1t is to revert
to the city. The bids are to be opened
on Saturday, March "a, at noon.
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Pnenonn because the satisfaction who have to e that When You
today Little Bit Better and Deal Cheaper
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A Double Column of
Specials for Today
25c Hose for &C

80 dozen lace and gauze Hose.
in black and tans: limited three
pairs TO a customer: a.
today only. ........a.. OC
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DR.. Y. E. HOLLOWAY
SPECIALIST
PRIVATE DISEASES,

L guarantss
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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19


d. COFFIN & CO..
$50 Church ST.,
At Market and Fourteenth
S41 0Oo-6 flats and stores new ana modern
street work all done: this property is Snon Si,u,
ated In a very busy district: income $4,000
per annum; lot 6oxl22, running through TO
rear street. -,
s12, 5000 Romeo fats on Broderick ST, nan nan
block from cars; lot 25x106; these mats
are new and modern; rent Tor sl'%o per
s1o, ,5oo~s new fats on Carl St; income s1l4o
per annum; mortgage OF S4ooo can re-
main at per cent.
$9, ,5o0-A beautiful house OF rooms on herman 2
St; lot 6ox137 g; house occupies So-foot
frontage; remaining 30 feet can be soio
for $4,000 cash; street bituminlzed, this
locality is building up very fast; see this
before buying elsewhere.
frances; upper portion of 4 rooms and
bath renting for SIS; lot 25x114;
up; everything modern and up to date;
lot 25x110; house furnished throughout
with almost new furniture which all goes
with property.
$4,5o0-Lot on the southwest corner of Dolores
St, overlooking the beautiful Mission
change this for improved property of
smaller frontage
s14, ooo-Lot on the north line of Brannan St.
near Fourth; 45xs0; this is easily worth
S40o per front foot.
SIC, ,ooo-2 fats, and rooms each on Devisa-
dero St, renting low at $500 per annum
lot 34xlo3.
ST, 5,5oo-6-room house on Carnelita St, near Du-
boce Park; large basement; close to car
line; street bitumnized; house almost
new; carry mortgage Of $4,000 at 9
per cent; open Sundays from 10 TO p. m.
$S, ooo-A beautiful residence on Treat ave-, of
rooms and BATH everything modern
open plumbing; this building oyerlooks
Garfield Park; lot 50x112; mortgage of
$500 at 9 per cent can remain; large 2
story stable In rear.
$4ooo-Cottage Of rooms on Shotwell st.
hard finish; modern plumbing; street bi-
tuminized; this be bought for small
payment down, balance like rent.
S4,1oo-House of rooms on Clinton Park; this
residence is the sunny side of street;
street work all done; half block of cars.
$625-Lomita Park; choice lot 5Ox137 g,
ready to build upon; sewers and water.
S650-In beautiful San Mateo Park; ideal LOT
for suburban home; 50x130; roads oiled,
sewer, water and shade trees; slight ele-
vation; 10 minutes from electric cars.
See us for list of properties for lease.
Open Sunday from 10 a. M TO 2 D. m.
d. COFFIN & CO.,
$50 Church ar
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued.


wEBsTER-MAcKAY co.
REAL ESTATE.
CT ,949LL ,GoLLGcToRs; &C
1867 g. eoGbSs SGSSs sgHIDlSsi sgHH sSh.
TELEPHONE Wnsr V9R; FILLMORE; jill ,prps
~ AoNR REAL MlSn asTagn saSG BoARpi MTnsERs 3 B.
OFFICES AND STORES 10 RENT.
FLANNERY BUILDING = MARKET AND
KEARNY SITS
..Iia This viii be the first reinforced concrete
building to be finished in San Francisco.
MARITIME BUILDING-EAsr ST., NEAR
MISSION
tanning one MUNpREp p5isF oFF1cGs anS tSen @
nyaaour stores; an ideal location for shipping
DUNN BUILDING = COR. GOLDEN GATE
An AVE. AND LAGUNA ST.
80 offices and 0 stores. Fine location for
professional man.
ADELAIDE AsB BuJ1pINst yHN Sttss eGHRHs sqIsl GATE
10 large. Light. sunny offices.
o'BRIEN WERNER BuILDING-ELLLs
ST., NEAR FILLMORE.
large sunny Offices and 1 store.
ST. ANDREWS BUILDING-vAN NESS
:, AVE. AND McALLISTER ST.
p stores.
MISSION ST.. NEAR SIXTH.
z stores.
FELL ST., NEAR VAN NESS AVE.
Large store to rear street.
HAYES ST.. NEAR ocTAvIA.
large stores; large lot in rear.
.McALLIsTER AND FRANKLIN SITS.
fne stores.
FOLSOM ST.. NEAR FIFTH.
Large store; 25x160
GRoTrND no rrAsr
Howard-st. corner, east OF 7th; 50x90
Van. Van Ness ave corner, near Hayes; 2o11oe.
Ellis ST., near Van Ness; 30x12o.
Polk ST., near Eddy; 45xS2:6
Brannan ST., Third; 726xS0
Clay St. near Drumm 23x115, or will build.
Francisco ST.. near Van Ness ave-: 25xS7:6.
WAREHOUSE SITES.
Francisco St, near Van Ness ave-; 13s:6x
1879.
Sc cor; Van Ness ave. and Chestnut st;
For SALE UMPRovED,.
S15, 5,0O0-Hayes st., near Fillmore; 16-room
house; fine condition; under years
lease pays 10 per cent.
Sl2bO0-Grove ST., near Buchanan; house and
fats; good income.
$75o0-Belyedere ST.. near Frederick; 10
7.50o-Tremont ave, near Waller; fats;
good income
FOR SALE.
$40, ,oo0-Entire block Sunset District.
S15, ,ooo-Entire block in Richmond; 18th to
s12 2ooo-Page ST., near Baker; 7s:10x137:6.
$40 Soo-Ritch ST., near Bryant; 90x75.
Sc 000-Jessie ST., near 9th; 22:6xS0.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
HARRIGAN; wEIDENMUILER

& ROSENSTIRN
Members OF 5. +. Real Estate Board
TO LEASE
Twostory and basement brick bldg now IN
course OF construction. Front st. bet Jackson
and Washington; As ;10x137:6.
Corner bldg Sansome ST.. stories and
basement brick; about 10000 SO. tt; eIeva-
tors; rent S225 nrst years; $3.50 second ave
years; a rare opportunity.
Two-story and basement brick bldg; 25x50;
W. Montgomery St. bet Sacramento and Clay;
Store y. Clay. mr. Davis: 25x5O. rent SIS:
now ready for occupancy.
Store f. Davis. Clay; 23x60; rent 800.
now ready for occupancy.
SPUR TRACK PROPERTY
$. E. cor Battery and Union; T5x120: front
ages; will build 2-story and basement brick
bldg; 10 years lease
Union ST., 5. side. Battery; T5xi20 to
rear street. ground lease
S. Bryant. bet. Sd and 4th: 45:10x180 running
through TO Channel Creek: having both spur
track and water frontage: 1-story bldg. on half
OF lot; rent $3.50; a snap.
APARTMENT HOUSE.
13l-room apartment house. and rm ants
for Housekeeping; bldg win be completed in
mo. In the Western Addition; s6 per room
We have number OF large bldgs. now IN
Of construction In the wholesale and retail
district.
sts- bargain
A fine cor. on Kearny ST. 40 per cent less
price sold before the FIRE.
HARRIGAN. WEIDENMULLER
& ROSENSTIRN
zoos Pine street. near Laguna.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
THE FINEST OCEAN BEACH

THE COMING SUMNER RESORT.
THE FINEST OCEAN BEACH.
nrnIs VII soon Be annexed Inc .Sc,sco to
Thousands Of men are employed
cutting through the hills and laying
ties for the Ocean Shore Railroad
to put SAN FRANCISCO in closer
eommunieation with the most beau
Think Only forty minutes ride
In modern palace from your
business 10 your home. No transfer,
no boat, and quick service.
Millions will be made in Real Es-
tase nafEuahS %ithlD the ne. RsAt two years m
Lots are at present selling very
rapidly in PiIareitos Park Shore
Acres, Arleta Park. Miramar Ter
race, Miramar Beach, and the MI
ramontes Montara and FL Mar
Tracts
They are the cream of all subdi-
visions along the Ocean Shore.
Now is the time for. you to get
home at a price which will double
and triple in value shortly and
TEN FOR ONE will be made on
choice locations.
Following are the firms representing the best
tracts:
P. FL. Jordan & Co..
Pilarcitos Park and Shore Acres,
216 Castro street.
T. B. Potter Realty Company,
Arleta Park,
1O11 Steiner ST., cor. Golden Gate ave.
Halfmoon Bay Development Company.
MiranAlr Terrace and Beach.
1109 Post street, near Van Ness avenue.
Frank P. Brophy,
Miramontes Tract.
761 Clayton street
Montara Realty Development Company.
Montara Tract,
1900 Golden Gate ave-, cor. Fillmore ST..
Riviera Land Company.
El Mar Tract,
632 Montgomery street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

LOTS TO LEASE.
Townsend. near Fourth, 23x120, on railroad
with spur tracks of S. p. R. r.; will lease or
build four-story brick building.
Townsend near Fifth size 400x250 to Blnxome
ST.. as a whole or In subdivisions; choicest To-
cation on s. p. r. r. spur tracks
Southeast Page and Cough, 1e5xi20: three
frontages, facing Market ST.; will rent as
whole or In subdivisions.
Gore corner OF Market Herman and Valencia
one of the choicest locations Market ST
Northeast corner of Fourteenth and Woodward
ave, 70x99i will lease whole or erect
building to suit tenants.
Mission ST.. between Sixth and Seventh: lot
25xl60 through to rear street; will build per-
manent building to suit tenant.
Southeast corner OF Seventh and Mission SITS
magnificent corner, 160x1o0; three street front.
ages; will lease for long term of years A fine
opportunity for speculation.
McAilister ST., between Van Ness ave. and
basement cleared fine location for retail
store; rent low.
We have to lease several brick buildings
about to be constructed at once in vicinity Of
Third and Mission SITS. Ideal location for whole
sale business. Call and see our leasing depart
ment about them.
SHAINWALD. BUCKBEE & CO..
1866 SUFFER- ST.,
n