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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-20
BY Associated Press

Washington, Mar 19.-Reports have
been current that T. p. Shonts is
about to resign the Craftsmanship o
the Isthmian Canal Commission. L
was stated authoritatively at the wal
department to-day that the reports
were without foundation, to the bes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-20
STRIKING MINERS
NAY MAKE TROUBLE
D. Associated Press.

Lens. France, Mar. 19.-Many divi-
S'ons Of troops have arrived here 70
ne ready for any eventuaities posi-
r.' arising from the miners strike.
-".y six thousand men are out now
euu are parading the streets carry
ing hags. Several minor collisions
ua'e already occurred.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-20
JOINT CONFERENCE OF
OPERATORS AND MINERS

Indianapolis, Mar. ia joint con-
ference between the coal operators
and minter of the central competitive
field has been arranged for tomorrow
morning at ten O'Clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-20
SENATE ARGUES
THE RATE Bill
Three Speeches Delivered Upon
the Measure in Upper Branch
Of Congress.
Court Review Of Commissioners
Orders Bone of Contention.

HOUSE COMPROMISED ON BILL
A5oLFsHlNG GRADE or LIEUT..
GENERAL BY MAKING LAW IN
OPERATIVE UNTIL OCTOBER Il
BILL PASSED AIMING TO RE.
ORGANIZE THE CONSULAR SER.
VICE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-20
HYDROPHOBIA
AFTER 6 YEARS
BY Associated Press.

Owingsville. Ky. Mar. 19.-Georgs
Wells, fourteen years old, died tO-,iay
Of hydrOphObia, the result of being
bitten six years ago by a mad Dog
Wells developed hydrOphobia last
weak. He is the third person to die
from bites inflicted by the same DOG.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-20
TWELVE BURIED
IN SNOW SLIDE
sv Assoelated Presa.

SiIvertOn. Colo, Mar. 19.-TwelVs
miners employed as the Shenandoah
mines were caught by a great snow
slide today and swept to their death
Their bodies have not been reeovsr-
ed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-20
MOst's Body Will Be Burned.

=, Cincinnati. Mar. Is.-The body of
- Johann Most, who died SaJuF-
SaS OF erysipelss. viii be cermated
tuesday. Mrs. Most arrived from
rev York today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-20
NORTH AND SOUTH
IN STORMS GRASP
Whole Country East of MiSSiSSip-
Ii Experiencing Strenuous
Weather.
IrcsSSaHt Rains Have Wrought
Much Damage in South.

RIVERS AND CREEKS EVERY
WHERE OUT OF THEIR BANKS
OWING TO THE UNPRECEDENT.
ED RRlNFALL-BLlZZARD IN
CENTRAL ILLINOIS SERIOUSLY
DELAYS RAILWAY AND INTER.
URBAN TRAFFIC.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-20

Nice Mar. 19.-Grand Duke Con-
stantine of Oldenburg, died here -
day He was born in 1859.
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PORTLAND SAILS WESTWARD
Brings Large Number of Tourists,
 Some of Whom Stop Here

Steamer Portland reached port from Seattle at 1 o'clock Sunday morning and sailed to the westward three hours later. She will make her usual calls at Seldovia, Homer and Kodiak and expects to be back Tuesday evening. On this trip she brought a large num- Der of tourists, of whom about dozen stopped in Seward. Others went on to make the complete round trip.
 The round trip tourists numbered about forty, and were under the guid- ance of H. D. Reynolds, manager of the Reynolds Alaska Development Company. Some of them were pros pective investors in the copper proper ties of the Reynolds company at La touche, and with Mir, Reynolds re- mained at that place while the steam CT runs to the westward.
 The Portland this trip is under com mand of Capt Omar J. Humphrey, president of the Alaska Coast Con- 
 pany. His brother, Capt. H. N. Hum phrey, the regular master of the ves- sel, is on trip to the east. Capt O. J. Humphrey is licensed steamship master, but has graduated into the company management class.
 The Portland made a quick trip
 T.. afternoon in time to beat the Santa Clara to the dock few minutes. She blew the half hour whistle as soon as she tied up, but Capt. Humphrey was immediately informed that fourteen of his tourist passengers were at the other end Of the railroad line, and he was obliged to wait. The steamer got away about 10 o'clock.
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Goes to Black Sea

St. Petersburg, July 26-The czar today directed Admiral Skrydloff to proceed at once to Sevsstopol to take command of the Black sea fleet and restore order there. Skrydlof is in- structed to investigate the cases of sailors arrested and release all who may be illegally held. He is also in- structed to hold a court martial re- view and punish any officers who may have been guilty of misconduct which has tended to incite mutiny. It is hoped by this means to restore con- idence and loyalty among the enlisted men of the navy.
 It is thought probable now that the
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Offer Irish Sympathy

Dublin, July 26-Eleven Dublin councilmen signed telegram Monday to the Russian douma at Viborg, Fin land, giving the members assurance of their sympathy. The council was threatened with dissolution by the British government and at the meeting last night councilmen said they were threatened for upholding the rights of the Russian people against the bu- reaucracy. There were cries of Long live the doumaw and Down with the British czar,"
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Make Wholesale Arrests

Moscow, July 26-The government last night arrested nine revolutionists who were known to have taken part in the recent insurrection here and with them captured revolutionary documents which give the names of all the leaders in the movement. Later l9O were arrested and only eight of the list escaped to the country.
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Take Arms from Jews

Odessa, July 26-Troops are confs- eating the arms of Jews today but no others. This course leaves the Jews without means of self-defense and ren- ders them helpless in case of new outbreak against them. Hundreds of Americans are collecting at revolu. tionary headquarters here with the in- tention of taking part in the expected struggle.
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To Crush Revolution

St. Petersburg, July 9 - Premier Stolypin wired today to governors and prefects through Russia and to the viceroys on the Caucasus to strike de- cisively at every movement in the direction of insurrection and to spare no effort to crush the enemies of society, but to preserve order at any cost.
 That the program will be war to the knife and knife to the hilt with the revolutionists is shown by the whole sale arrests, not only of persons known to be revolutionists but of leading socialists and educated liberals. Mem- bers of the landed classes and constitu- tional democrats are included in orders of the most oppressive character which render them liable to imprisonment for the slightest infringement. All generals of the army have been sum moned to Peterhof to receive personal instructions.
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Boom Alaska Yukon Fair

Dawson, Y. IT.. July PA rousing meeting was held here last night to listen to Director-General Nadeau and President Chilberg of the Alaska Nukou-Pacifc exposition, who are travelling in the north in the interest of the fair. General support from the Yukon was promised and Gov. Me Innes named an advisory board from the territory.
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Cossacks SIaughter Jews

Odessa, July 25-Drunken Cossacks started a massacre of Jews here last night and more than 100 Jews were killed. Infantry are arriving to dis place the Cossacks and place the latter under arrest. The Hebrew residents are in a panic and are locking them selves in their houses.
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REVOLUTIONARY PLOTS
 CONTINUE IN SECRET
IContinued from page n

the consent of parliament It urges if the government nego- tiates a loan, and says Stand up for your rampled rights for you possess the means of acquiring them"
 Return to Capital
 A majority of the members of the douma will return to the city tonight since their purpose of assembling in Finland has been thwarted. They will not be molested by the police, eX- cept a few whom the police have been directed to arrest upon the charge of seditious acts. The radical members openly declare their willingness to die in the fight for popular liberty.
 The entire edition of the Record was confscated today because it says the blood of the martyrs who fall in the present conflict will not be on the head of parliament. Squads of soldiers may be seen in every quarter of the city hundreds of alleged revolu- tioniSts to prison. It is said that more than 10000 were arrested yesterday. Under the police dictatorship many are being executed without trial and others punished in various ways. The whole city is in state of panic and the great majority fear to venture up- on the streets.
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Swiftwater Bill Gates landed in Seattle the other day and managed to duck out of sight before any legal papers could be served on him.
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The United States government has bought the motor boat Goncella for use on the Yukon river. It has l5- horse power engine.
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Mining operations have been im- peded somewhat in the Panama this spring by lack of rain, but it is still claimed that the output will reach SIP. 100000.
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Since the advent of the electro-mag- netic separator into metallurgy, many old waste dumps containing low-grade or mixed sulphide ore, have been prof. itably worked.
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A Missouri court has decided that trust cannot collect a debt because it is an unlawful organization and there fore has no standing in court.
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Kansas is trying to kidnap for har- vesting utilities the men who pass through the state on the way to the railroad building of the Northwest.
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It is pretty cold in the Klondike river but that does not prevent Daw- son kids from going in swimming.
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The Conrad City Miner was born June 23 in the Windy Arm district, with F.. J. White as editor and A. B. McEachern as manager. They are also publishers of the Whitehorse Star.
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Suppress Opposition

All democratic clubs have been closed by government order and all radical newspapers have been sus- pended and the press censor refuses to allow any accounts of disorders to be published. Half the members of par liament have returned to this city from Viborg and have arranged with the active revoIutionists to print and distribute the parliamentary address through underground revolutionary channels. Hundreds of thousands of copies have already been surreptitious- ly printed and are now in quiet circu- lation in the city and country. This means that parliament is now in open alliance with the revolutionaries.
 It is expected that the first outbreak will be in the south. No orders for a general strike will issue from the re- yolutionary leaders in St. Petersburg until news reaches the capital that diSaTection through the country is well OrganiZed.
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Steamer Bertha Sails

Seattle. July 27- Steamer Bertha sailed last night for Seward and Val dez by the inside passage, carrying l5O nas,nnrar, and GOO tons ol freight.
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general strike of workingmen will be postponed until after harvest, as the revolutionists will then be in better condition to force the struggle.
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Post Death Notices

Twenty notices that sentence of death had been passed upon the ear by the revolutionaries were posted up- on the walls of the imperial palace last night. It was the work of terror ists and must have been done by con- nivance of the guards, or possibly by traitors in their ranks.
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Ketchikan had no organized celebra- tion of Independence Day but she had a fire which burned three business hOnSes.
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The Rampant chamber of commerce is incorporated.
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The Treadwell mines were closed July for the first time in three years.
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Hearst to Be Named for Governor
Missouri Republicans Nominate

Jefferson City, Mo-, July 27-The Republican state convention today nominated for judges of the supreme court John Eennist, assistant attorney general of the state and Judge James Neville.
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Cut Off Freight Shipments

San Francisco, July 9 - Freight shipments into this city were cut off today because 10000 cars are standing loaded on the tracks. Merchants are unable to find quarters for their goods
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Steamer Oregon Sails
 Seattle. July 25-Steamer Oregon sailed for Seward and Valdez yester- day with large passenger list and freight cargo.
 Reception to Piles and Humphrey
 Seattle. July 26-A reception was given to Senator Piles and Congress- man Humphrey of this city last night in the Arlington hotel by local Repub- licaus. George II. Walker delivered the address of welcome and said he was glad to shake the hands that had shaken Roosevelt's, adding, God bless him." Mr. Humphrey said President Roosevelt represents the whole people. Senator Piles said the Washington delegation had accom- pH,hed all it had expected in the re- cent session of congress. Senator Carter of Montana was introduced and said Washington was fortunate in hav- ing a united delegation, which had ob- taiued everything the members had asked of congress.
 To Command Pacific Squadron
 Washington, D. C.. July 26-Captain William r. Swnburne was commis- stoned rear-admiral today and ordered Co the command of the Pacific squad ron. succeeding Rear-Admiral Good rich, who is ordered to the Atlantic coast awaiting orders.
 Excelsior Reaches Seattle
 Seattle, July 26-Steamer Excelsior from Seward and Valdez reached port last night.
 Towne to Run for Vice President
 Washington. D. C., July 27-Con- gressman Charles A. Towue of New York announces that he is a candidate 1 for vice president on the Democratic l ticket in 1908 if Bryan is nominated | for president. He says Mir. Bryan has told him that if elected president he | intends to make the vice president an eN oficio member of his cabinet. Bryan and Towne is the ticket ad- vocated by Tammany and it seems ! likely to be the combination favored !. by the eastern Democrats, as it is be- lieved to be important to have a New York man on one end of the ticket. Hearst to Be Named for Governor
 New York, Julo 27-The Press says that William R. Hearst will be nomi- hated for governor of New York by the Independent League, the munich pal ownership organization which sup ported him for mayor of New York City last year. and that immediately after his nomination he will be ten dered reception in Madison Square Garden to start his campaign with a roar. It is announced that Justice Gaynor will not be a candidate for the Democratic nomination.
 Missouri Republicans Nominate
 Jefferson City, Mo-, July 27-The Republican state convention today for judges of the supreme court John EenuiSt, assistant attorney general of the state, and Judge James Neville.
 Steamer Bertha Sails
 Seattle. July 27- Steamer Bertha sailed last night for Seward and Val dez by the inside passage, carrying l50 and 600 tons of freight.
 Boom AIaska-Yukon Fair
 Dawson. Y. IT.. July PA rousing meeting was held here last night to listen Co Director-General Nadeau and . .rH \
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
Steamer Oregon Sails

and the railroads are short of empty
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To command Pacific squadron

Washington, D. C., July 26-Captain William TT. Swinburne was commiS- stoned rear-admiral today and ordered Go the command of the Pacific squad- ron, succeeding Rear-Admiral Good rich, who is ordered to the Atlantic coast awaiting orders.
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Long Knocks Out Crow

Everett, Wash, July 25-LOuie Long knocked out Johnny Crow with a hook to the jaw in the twentieth round of a hot fight last night. There is talk of matching Long with Jimmy Britt.
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ExceIsior Reaches SeattIe

Seattle, July 26- Steamer Excelsior from Seward and Valdez reached port last night
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Baron KOdama Dead

Tol,io, July 23-Gen. Baron Eodama, successor of Marshal Oyama as com mauder of the Japanese army in Man churia. is dead. He was chief of staff before Port Arthur.
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Seattle, July 25-Steamer Oregon sailed for Seward and Valdez yester- day with large passenger list and freight cargo.
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Referee in Adams Case

Seattle, July 2t-Attorney Will H.. Thompson was appointed today 10 act as referee to take testimony in the civil action against George E. Adams, the assay office thief, to recover the latter's property to apply on his em- bezzlement. Mir Thompson is the father of Chester Thompson, the youth who recently shot and killed Judge Emory.
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Cans Gets Decision Oyer Holly

Seattle, July 24-Joe Cans was given the decision over Dave Holly at the end of the twentieth round last night at Pleasant Beach. The contest was uninteresting, being nearly all clinch- ing. An immense crowd exhausted the seating capacity of the pavilion and men tore supports from the side of the building to make seats. This weakened one wall and it partly col lapsed but no one was hurt.
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Flames Rage in Yokohama

Tokio. July 2l-FUe is raging in Yokohama and thousands of houses have been consumed, with many casualties and great destruction of property The losses so far have fal- len wholly upon Japanese, as the for eign quarter has not been touched.
 The inhabitants are panic-Stricken and are deSerting everything at the approach of the flames, which are still spreading. Details are meager.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-31

BIDS WANTED-Notice is hereby given
that sealed proposals will be received by
the board of directors of the Veterans
Home of California, at the Veterans
Home. Napa County. California, up to
II o'clock a.. M, SATURDAY, June 8,
1906, and opened Immediately. thereafter,
in the presence Of bidders, for furnish
conrnissary suppiles, etc, for the Vet
erans' Home, Napa County, California
(railroad station Yountvlle, f..o. BIZ, for
one year, CONNER aing July /. 1906, and
ending June 80, 1867. Schedules with in
formation and Instructions for submit
ting bids will be furnished upon appli-
cation by the undersigned. Bidders will
carefully follow the conditions of the
schedules, and no bid Will be considered
unless it is in accordance with such
schedules. Bids must be made on sam
Piles submitted whenever called for In
the schedule. Each bidder must accom-
pany his bid with a certified check upon
some well known and responsible hank
ing-house for at least 10 per cent of the
amount of his bid, payable to G. de Col
mesnil. treasurer, conditioned that the
contract upon notice of acceptance, as
required by law. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids and to
order any quantity over or under the
amount specified. Preference will be
given to goods manufactured or pro-
duced in this State, price, fitness and
quality. being equal, under the provisions
dress John F. Sheehan. secretary of the
board of directors of the Veterans
Home of California, Veterans Home Up
o., California. BY order of the Board
of Directors. JOHN F. SHEEHAN,
Secretary. ..,..s.. uly2It III inc
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York, Berlin and Posen, Germany,
papers please copy)
Friends and scquaintances are re-
Spectfully invited TO attend the
funeral services today (ThurSday)s
at d. m. at the residence Of Mrs
ment Hills of Eternity Cemetery, by
electric funeral ear leaving Fillmors
street and Broadway at ESQ D. m. 1t
STROHL-1n. Oakland. Cal. May 81,
1906 SSlome Strohl. beloved wife OF
the late Godfrey Stroll. and loving
mother of Louis. George, Edward and
Madeleine Strohl and Mrs. W. T.
Blackburn, a native of Alsace, aged
90 years
the parlors Of McDlaSter & Briscol,
Twenty-fourth and Grove Streets
Oakland, on Friday at p m Inter-
ment private 31-2t
THOMAS-In this city. April IS. 1905.
Ralph, beloved husband OF Lizzie
Thomas. father OF Stanley and the
late Maybelle Thomas. beloved son OF
John and Katherine Thomas. and
brother of Edward and William
Thomas. a native of San Francisco.
aged 2S years ? months and is days.
THOMAS-In this city. April IS, 1908,
Maybelle. beloved daughter of Lizzie
and the late Ralph Thomas, a native
of San Francisco. aged , years 3
months and IS days
TIERNEY-Crushed to death in Cali
fornia Wine Company's building, IN
of Patrick j. Tterney, Mrs Kate L.
Harmon. Mrs Marie t. Kavanaugh
and Mrs. Alice L. Fewer, native OF
County Leitrim. Ireland.
1nterment private, Holy Cross
Cemetery. IL
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-31
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

5-ROOM modern house: newly painted
ana renovated; lot 39X130: street work
done; cenlent sidewalks; near school:
price S3s0o: S200 down, balance like
rent; buyer can arrange 10 purchase
furniture from present tenant who is
goinE East Continental Building and
Loan Association. corner Market and
Church SITS. San Francisco. 2S-7t
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MARRIED.

Cal, May %, 1906, by the Rev F.. A
poane, Lebbeus Curtis and Roberta
Ward Harnden.
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BORN.

LEWIS--In this city. to the wife Of
Benjamin Lewis a daughter.
II, 1906, to the
wife of DIR. q. G, Stanford, q son,
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RuPrURE CURED.

Pierce Electric CO.. trusses. belts. etc9
now located n. W. cor. Central ave. and
Chestnut st.s Alameda. Call or write
Iny20 Il
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HEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
PROPERTY WANTED.

lVANTED-To buy a residence s to 10
rooms. II good iocalityi furnished pre-
cred; state price and all particulars.
box 2is. Call Office 5s-1tt
STED-lsots; burned district; long
lease: low rent; VIII build or buy. r.
r GOTH, 655 Washington ST. oak
land. 27-7tS
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LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia Saw
ings and Loan Society of San Francisco
in the name of FLIP SFISEFSKf, No
226-8S7. The finder will please return to
bank. Unless the same is returned with
in five days. a new book will be issued
to the applicant. q 5ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-31

LOST-A passbook with the Hbernia
Savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco, in the name of MARTIN P.
WHELAN, No. 304-76g. The finder will
please return 20 bank. Unless the same
is returned within five days, a new book
will be issued to applicant 27-5ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-31

LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco, in the name of JEAN BAPTISTE
SABALOT, Nos 114-482. 211-1037. The
tnder will please return to bank I'm
less the same is returned within FIVE
days, new book will be issued to the
applicant. 2T-5ta
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TO LEASE.
TO LET

FOR rent-Best offices in the city;
large light rooms; reasonable rent
1917 Steiner, cor. Golden Gate. my31 If
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
GEO. ". ATSTIN.

1902 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
2.250-EaStlake cottage of rooms.
bath, hay-window; high basement
brick foundation: lot 5oxi6B; two
blocks from electric line and Key
Gkoute. Empty now and ready for
immediate possession. (5o]
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-31

LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of SAN
Francisco, in the name of SALO-
MON SCHERMAN, No. 26471191. The
finder will please return TO bank.
Unless the same is returned within
five days new book will be issued
to the applicant. 30-5ts
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w. j. HESTHAL, formerly 10 9Th St,
temporary local ton $50 Pierce ST., bet
Golden Gate ave- and McAllister ST.. all
pledges in safe saved; redeem as soon
as possible. Nmy9 tt
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LoST-A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San
Francisco in the name Of IDA ELLIS
or WILLIAM ID. RAWLING JR., 2
please return to bank Unless the
same is returned within five days a
new book will be issued to the ap
plieant 30-5t"