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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-07-14

Tomorrow, Sunday, at the
Methodist church the Pastor will
preach IN the morning on
Soar TRANSPORTATION,
In the evening the theme will be
"What is Rehgion?"
ALI are cordially invited.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-07-14
DO77i110es Free

TO Boys and Girls.
If you will tell US the number and
kind of live stock your papa will
ship this year, you'll get a nice
set of dominoes.
Give papa's name in full.
RICE BROTHERS,
Commission Merchants,
Kansas city Stock Yards.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-07-14
Hays Laundry.

The Hays CITY Laundry
and Clothes Cleaning Works.
All work Guaranteed 1st class
Orders called for and delivered.
Phone 90 and we VII come
FIR ED LLFF. Prop.
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ThPeShfn6 Rig

for Sale. Complete outfit.
lnqulre Of D. E. BARNES.
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GOOD HOUSE TO RENT.

The Stacey Lester cottage on
Sheridan avenue at the RENAL kabIe
low rent of SI1 Water and els
tern 10 The house. Nice location.
See l. NJ. YOST.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-07-14

Swan Compton expects to leave
for his home in Texas next Mon
day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11

with most people he meets. and is real ly an orator of unusual ability. His nomination for the vice-presidency on the ticket with Bryan would result in talking campaign the like of which the country has never seen. Repre- sentative Towne, who has now prog ressed to the point where he was sent to Congress by one of the Tarlmany districts was in the city today and took occasion to give a significant boost to the Bryan boom in an inter- view regarding his trip to the West, in which he said:
 Among Democrats in the West only one man is being talked about--Bryan. It Is taken for granted that he Is to be the Democratic candidate for presl- dent without any question, and con- ceding that the people are discussing policies and platforms. There Is abso- lute harmony among Democrats in the West, the gold Democrats and the for mer opponents of that faction being in thorough accord as to Bryan's candi- dacy.
 T was struck by the confidence which the people seemed to have in the prospect of electing him. Moreover, this spirit of harmony will be mani fested in the coming congressional campaign, and I predict that many a seat now occupied in the House by a Republican will hold a Democrat in the next Congress"
 Towne was Bryan's choice for sec ond place in 1900, and 1t seems likely that he will be put to the front in the next campaign as the logical New York representative on the ticket now that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
ATTACKS MONROE DOCTRINE.
Yale Professor of History Makea a
 Extraordinary suaa~h

Aaie EEoHessVr 0I hAsaory Makes 0n
 Extraordinary Speech.
 New York. July 10.--A special to q morning paper from New Haven, Conn, says:
 Tn extending the Yale welcome to American Institute of Education at the opening of the national convention here last night. Prof. Arthur M. Wheel CT of the history department vigorous ly attacked the Monroe Doctrine and deplored the present spirit of money getting at the sacrifice of right prin- ciples. He said in part:
 "The Monroe Doctrine. which is the eleventh commandment of this govern ment. is the embodiment of national greed and selfishness. recent score tary of State is quoted as saving that this government in foreign affairs was run on a principle that was a combi- nation of the golden rule and the associate the two or assimilate them must be a wonderful scientist and mathematician.
 Tn following out this doctrine, we have been carried away with the theo- ry that our particular form of govern ment was fitted for every nation in every stage of development and no moro crazy illusion ever entered a mans mind A republican form of gov ernment is the worst possible for cer- tain nations, but we have been ad- vancing the fallacy of forcing this on others. As nation we think we must also advance our religion--the Chris tian religion-even if 1t takes gun bAlts to do 1t, and 1t has to be spread at the point of the tayonet
 Professor Wheeler also deplored the present money greed and the great combinations with their betrayal of public trust
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
FOR TRIAL OF HESTER
UNITED STATES COURT CONFINES
 AND DRAWS JURTEs.
Case of Railway Mall Clerk Accused oi Robbery VIII Be Heard Begin-
 ming Today, Before Judge Jones.

The United Sttaes Circuit Court met yesterday shortly after noon and by noon today will have been organized for the trial of Eugene Hester, the railway mail clerk accused of taking from the United States mails $3s000 dur ing the early part of 1905.
 The indictment charging Hester with a robbery which he claims was com mitted by a highwayman and in which he was wounded in the hand, was re- turned by a grand jury June Is, 1905. and 1t comes to trial only after various
 motions to strike out part of the in- dIctment. to quash it and after the in- terposing of several demurrers, all of which were considered and overruled by Judge Thomas G.. Jones. Tho case now finally goes to trial.
 When the case was first called, just after the court met yesterday. the de- fendants lawyers dcmurred to the in- dictment on the ground that two of lenses were mentioned. claiming that in one place stealing was charged and | in another emhezziement or secretinC the contents of letter. The demurrer was overruled by Judge Jones.
 Jury No. and seven other jurors
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
BOLD HEARST FIAT
rxxs w0NoANDxDACY TAKES POLITE
 CLANS BY SURPRISE.
r.naa BaiIeyss Ambitf"n--sNiiilSH's Ans Towne New Mentioned AS Demo- ernem' PossfbIe Second ChoheeS
 New Party Next Move.
Raymond.s Washington Special to Chi

rnvmond.s washington Special to Chi oawo Tribune,
 x~ sr.vnense amount of interest has ~e.r. manifested here by the rernarka- Sse interview with William R. hears' af Gan Francisco, In which ne Win - hsnnmelf absolutely from the race fox tHse Democratic nomination TOT t tne ,nremfdeucy. and in which, at the same ire he relieved himself of a series or ~aev@r ~ssde ewtpes" at threS or fous e~srernely prominent Democratic lead era -rhere was a feeling here not long ago that Hearst and Bryan would tle m together in some way so tnat .ne ese1ret might become Bryan and Hearst --rF,Irt every one admits would De ntrnrr combination. Mir Hearst has a efrona following in New York City and Fv me manufacturing towns Tn NeW Jersey. Connecticut and Massachusetts while Bryan is stronger in the west to- aav than he ever was before. Tha politicians generally have felt that M- Hearst would bring more ln- 4Tsrtdual strenEth to the ticket, If he would consent to take second place than any other man in the country
 Political Fat In the Fire.
 The conRressi anal committee was or manixed after a hard fight by the selec- 4ion of Hearst's man for chairman, and
  rtnr. of a campaign for the presidency on his part which would culminate ir 4ha natural compromise of his accep- fance of second place with Bryan. 6 combination which. as every ont knows, would result in giving the Re publicans a most interesting run fol their money.
 F,it yesterdays interview, which i' being discussed with the utmost ca nernens today by both Republicans and Democrats. has chsnged all that, anC fhe political fat is in the fire more thar ever 1t could have been before. Th' politfcians see in this remarkable in 4eryiew a definite determination oi ths part of MT. Hearst to cut loos from ths Democratic party. The! 4hink he proposes to head an independ ent movement. probably of the labo variety, and intended to cut in between che Republicans and Democrats.
 Tn any event 1t is said that the Sai
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11

Francisco interview. which Is as saw age as 1t is brilliant, has antagonized so many of the Democratic leaders that it would now he impossible to secure anything like majority for Hearst in a national convention for second place.
 The politicians look at the interview as having been written Intentionally and made public for the express pur- pose of anticipating the return of Mir Bryan.
 In any event, Mir Hearst has. in the opinion of the leaders here. completely settled the death of Joe Bailey of Tex as as a presidential or vice presiden- tial possibility. He has not hesitated in so many words to charge the Texas senator with being the representative of Standard oil and the intimation, coming from such source, that Bail ey's nomination would result in a sub stantial check from John D. Roche- feller has tickled the Democratic mana gers here more than anything else could do, because Bailey never has been & favorite with any of his political as- sociates.
 So far as the Southern Democrats are concerned, they take the ground that Hearst's interview openly charging Bailey with atiliation with the Stand ard oil crowd In Texas removes the senator from consideration on a nat ional ticket. In any event. he would have no weight in any doubtful State and with the odium of the Hearst in terview clinging to him the Texas senator would simply be a dead weight on any ticket to which he. might bt attached.
 Chance for J. ghaRp Williams. The friends of John Sharp Williams are delighted. They say that MT Hearst has cleared the atmosphere SC unexpectedly and so bravely that, fl any Southern man is to go on the tick ct, which they much doubt, 1t woulC be the Democratic leader of the House of Representatives. who personally fl clean, and who undeniably is brilliant although he did make a bad mess of |
 in his speech before the De'$ocrati' Convention at St. Louis, when Parkel was nominated.
 There are lots of Democrats her
 who have been amused and delighted a i MT. Hearst's attack on Tom TaEEar
 of Indiana, and Jim Guffey of Pennsyl vanta Both of these men incurred th political anlmositY of Hearsts friend | in the last Democratic national cam pa'gn Guffey held the Pennsylvanii
 delegation in the palm of.his hand un
 til after tho convention had been or sanized. He refused to make an pledg.s, and it was felt by the anti Parker mon at one time that, Guile
 could beat the New York Jurist for
 nomination by throwing his delegatio
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11

were selected. A number had already
 been excused for overrage and other
 reasons, and W. p Johns and MT.
 Roach were excused in court. Mir. Johns Is postmaster at. Enon and Mir. Roach. who resides at Luverne. is a member of the Board of Revenue of
 Escambia County, which is now in ses-
 sion. Twelve other names were drawn from the box and the two juries will
 be conpletedevhen the court, meets this morning at 10 o'clock. Jury No. ts as follows: Douglass Booth, E. J Rowiinson. W F. watford, J. s. Waidrop, c. C. Floyd, H. D. Mel ton, s. c. Varnadoe. K Kelly, T. c.
 Raoui. s. E. stephens. Thomas Hicks and J. P. Ray. The other seven ju-
 rore selected are anieI Cowan, Greene B. Love. IT. M. Jones, G. Wolff, R. N. Collins, Sr, F. F Foster and Marshal
 Baugh. Eaugh is the only negro on the two juries.
 Both sides of the Hester case will
 be entitled to ten challenges in court today The trial is expected to run through several days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
DRAINAGE IS PROVIDED.
City Is Digging Ditch In North
 MOmtwOmery

City Is Digging q Ditch In North
 Montgomery.
 The digging of large ditch, that will thoroughly drain North Montgom- cry. was yesterday begun by s. L. Smith. who was awarded the contract for the work.
 The ditch will begin on Cooper Street near the intersection of Proc tor Street and will run 5000 feet to the river. IL will be four feet wide and will cost the city approximately $2.500. The. ditch will be f.sd. along its course, by numerous tributary ditches. thereby affording a network of ditches that will serve as a thor ouzh drain to all of North Montgom- cry
 It is believed that. when the ditch is completed. North Montgomery will be as healthful as any other part of the city. and the citizens of this sec ton will then have what they have long wished for. The ditch is one of the many noticeable steps in the great advancement and sanitary prog ress of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
STOLE TRAY OF DIAMONDS.
Bold RObber Holds up Q Brooklyn Jew
 RJrv. Store.

New York July IO.-A young man walked in P. F. Freidrich's jewelry store on Broadway, Brooklyn, yester- day. poked a revolver under sales mans nose and walked out unmolested with a tray of diamonds valued at Sls- 000. There were only the clerk and the robber in the store, and the supposed customer was looking over some en- whipped out a pistol and pointing It straight to the salesman's head. said:
 eff you move or shout for help I'll shoot a hole through you"
 The salesman did not move or shou' and the robber departed with the tray of jewels under nis arm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
nrnsrhncIra To Am rhl,

Drawbacks To All Things. Chicago Record Herald. t4i
 "Coin' Harvey is beginning to get his name mentioned in the newspapers again Mr. Bryan's- home coming is not likely to be without its little touch of sadness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11

Mir. Hearst. by his open attacks on Bai- ley, Tagsart and Guffey. has made 1t next to impossible to give him the second place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
Terms.

The lots will be sold on the following terms: one-fourth cash balance in 6, I2- and I8 months, with interest on deferred payments at per cent Liberal discount for cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11

SPECIAL SALE. ,s.t ,.. Four Passenger Lawn svvingm,
 e4.O0. Geo. B. Wragg Furaiture Go
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11

Street Car Line to be Extended.

A contract has been entered into with the Montgomery Traction Go. whereby they have agreed to make loop around the Country Club, thus passing through "The Uplandsv from 3d street on West St. All lots sold with guarantee of this line. (No lots will be sold colered people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
A Special Invitation

is extended to persons living out of town. Any purchaser living within miles of Montgomery will have his fare to and from Montgomery refund- ed. Come in and spend the day with us.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
Auctioneer.

Col l.. c. Morrow of Pittsburg, Pa, the most celebrated Auctioneer in the country will cry the sale. If you have not heard the Colonel treat is in store for you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
Free Street Cars.

Will run to and from the property, leaving the esssquare, every twenty minutes. Watch for the car bearing the sign 'sTo the Uplands Lot Sale."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11

Free Lunch Will Be Served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
Mon fgomery City Band.

The Montgomery City Band will be presen and discourse music throughout the day. Com. out and enjoy the day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
FOR SALE.

Bungalow cottage of rooms: lot s0x
120; right near station. in best neigh
borhood; all modern; $500; s1100 down.
Bungalow cottage: all modern; blocks
frop station. near San Leandro road; lot
42x115, $500; half down.
5-room shingle house, new; lot 50x115;
$780, $3.50 down
foot.
Lot 100x23o; $3.50 cash; fairly close in.
Agent for Iona Vista Tract, on San
Leandro road; lots $3.50 straight; $1,000
down, $500 per month. Agent for Avon
dale Tract, at Fruitvale; lots 1915 and up.
Four acres of beautiful sloping land near
Mills College and Foothll boulevard; with
very good 4-room house; barn, chicken
houses, windmill and tank; streets on all
four sides; will sell half; price of entire
place $4,000.
GEO. A TAYLOR
Cor East 14th st. and Deering ave-,
opposite Melrose station, end of 7th ST.
local.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

JOHNSON -BULLARD REALTY CO, Inc.
1924 Adeline St, South Berkeley.
RESIDENCES.
s7ooo-New s-room house. complete and
modern in every respect; hard
wood floors; lot 50x100; near
Dwight way; $500 cash, balance
per cent.
S60O0-9-room house; all modern con-
veniences; hardwood floors; lot 50x
1874: southe frontage; Oregon st. ;
$1,000 cash. balance $50 month.
S5100-7-room. 2=story house. hardwood
floors; up to date in every respect;
Derby St. near College ave-. newly
completed; $1,000 cash, balance $50
monthly installments
s4ooo-Two Groom houses, not yet
complete, within blocks of Key
Route station. south Berkeley; east
frontage; buildings modern and
nicely laid out; half cash, balance
S3500-i-room house, nearly new; mod
ern: on Berkeley way; south front
age; lot 37:6x130; half cash. bal
ance fiat loan. per cent.
gl700.5-room modern cottage, within 2
blocks of Key Route, on Sixty-firs
st; $500 cash. balance SIS per
so month Gust like paving renD.
Fifty -ifth-st. Key Route station;
all modern conveniences; east
frontage; $1,000 cash. balance per
We will accept your insurance policies
as part payment on Il home.
RESIDENCE LOTS.
$4,000 buys 100 feet by 125 on Fulton St.
close to Ashby ave. which can be
divided into three nice lots; $500
cash. balance Z y per cent
$1,000 lots, south frontage, 40x1o3:6: ::
on Sixtieth St, near Shattuck ave-;
street work and sidewalks done;
$1,000 each: a third cash. balance
Sl5 per month, 6 per cent.
BUSINESS LOCATIONS. 81
$4000-83 feet frontage on Shattuck
ave-, 100 feet on Sixtieth ST.. just
the place for stores and flats; can
be rented Immediately; will pay Is
per cent on the investment; half
cash, balance mortgage.
CHICKEN RANCH PROPERTY.
s21oo-6 acnes near Haywards; nice or
chard; right on main street; only
$500 cash, balance per cent.
S1400-4 acres. near Haywards; nice or
chard; just the place for chicken
ranch; street on two sides; half
cash, balance per cent
$1250-5-acre ideal chicken ranch with
in miles of Haywards; Redwood
road, road; other 1lo,, sBGS BProperty around it
cent
sS750-15 acres within miles of Hay
wards; just rolling enough for
ideal chicken ranch; frst-class
soil; half cash. balance mortgage.
We will exchange any of the above
ranch property for Berkeley Oakland
or San Francisco property. Will accept
equity in good house and lot
SAN FRANCISCO GROUND LEASES.
262:6x200 on Bryant St. lot perfectly
level, within 3 blocks of S. P. tracks;
good location for livery stables, storage
warehouse or almost any business re-
quiring lots of room: North Shore right
of way in front; years lease.
80 feet frontage on south side of Sew
enth St. below Bryant; just the place
for warehouse; years lease.
We have also number of other San
Francisco lots for lease
JOHNSO., ,-BULLARD REALTY CO,
1924 Adeline St, South Berkeley. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
SOUTH BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

TUPPER & KAY.
South Berkeley, Lorin Station.
3room cottage. large rooms. com
pletely furnished; nice flower garden.
also berries: street work done: LOT
40x100; price s2050.
5-room cottage. up to date in ali
respects; close to Key Route station:
street work done; price $2500: terms
$500 cash, balance $25 per month.
6rooru house, extra well finished.
close to Key Route; lot 40x115: street
work done; price 1850; terms can be
obtained.
7-room house, new and modern
throughout; only one block to Key
Route station; street work done;
price $4,000.
We have some choice lots with
street work done that we are selling
at bargain prices.
TUPPER KAY,
Phone Berkeley 1910. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
KENTFIELD REAL ESTATE.

healthy Ross Valley Mira Monte is
the country home of the late Hall
McAllister and is located at KentfieId
electric; frequent trains; low com
mute; 92 lots sold In four weeks:
houses going up; streets graded; sew
ers and water mains laid in front OF
all lots; handsome live oaks, shrub
berry. roses; Mount Tamalpais in front
of all lots; finest water in the world !:
climate unequaled.
Mira Monte is a natural park
800 cash buys a home
$40 monthly until paid.
Lots 50x150 and larger; prices $500
and upward.
LYON & HOAG, 1923 Fillmore ST
S. w. Banks, Resident Agent.
5t-su- u-wd-th-fr-sa
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
Phone Berkeley g. up P. o. Box 80.

WE offer you below a few choice homes
in Berkeley at attractive prices THESE
are modern in every way, we'll locdt-
ed for view and in good neighoor-
hood.
Call at our office and let us show
you these. Our time is yours
$5250-Splendid 7-room house; on
Vine ST.; near transportation.
S6250-Choice I-room house; on LIE
Roy ave; car service.
S5750-Choice S-room house; on
Euclid ave; car service.
SIS ,000-Choice 15-rOOm house, on
Euclid ave; car service.
SIC, ,000-Choice Groom house; on
Hilgard ave: car service.
S5500-Choice 11-room house; on
Virginia ST.; car service.
$5200-Choice 7-room house; on
Virginia St; car service
$4500-Choice 7-room house; on
Glen ave-; car service.
SS000-Choice Groom house; on
Hilgard ave; car service
We can supply your wants IN. fur
nished houses for rent, as our list is
large.
LAUGENOUR & PORTER,
Real Estate and Insurance,
First National Bank,
Berkeley, Cal II
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN COUN-
TRY REAL ESTATE.



Acre lots. about l mile from the
depot, $3.50; 5 acres, $1,000; easy. terms
$250o-15 acres, about miles from
Redwood City; house, barn. spring
water nice location; $500 cash, bals
ance easy installments.
s9O0-5 acres near depot, Santa
Clara County; house, chicken-house;
good we'll
sI6OO-1O acres. Santa Clara CO..;
house, chicken houses, good well, fine
grove of oak trees; easy terms.
s250O-12h acres, Santa Clara Co..
all in bearing fruit; $3.50 cash, balance
installments.
ss an acre: $4,000 acres; would sub
divide; ideal stock and grain ranch,
Sacramento Valley; good set of build
ings; terms if desired.
$1414 monthly, choice ten-acre
tracts in the best part of Santa Clara
Valley; price only 500 per acre.
PALO ALTO.
$40 per month for 80 months will
purchase choice wooded villa sites at
Palo Alto; street work and sidewalk
best offering down the peninsula.
STOCKTON.
Weber home lots in choice residence
part of the city, IS and $40 monthly.
Special bargains-Alfalfa. fruit, vine
and stock farms throughout the State.
Write for catalogue. G. NJ WOOSTER
CO, 1866 O'Farrell st. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
To LEASE

10 IEASE.
S2:6xl20-GOlden Gate ave, near van
7:sxilO-Golden Gate ave. corner
f7x12o-GoIden Gate ave. near Van
25xI2o-Golden Gate ave. near Van
Ness ave
57:6xIa0-Van Ness ave. near Sutter.
90NsT :6-Sutter St. near Hyde
137:6Nl3F :6-Sansome st, cor. Vallejo.
25Ns0-O Farrell, corner Buchanan.
S.9xI20-Post St, near Grant ave.
IS7:sxs7-Corner on Larkin st; busi-
SoxIOsDcorner on Van Ness ave.
near AfcAllister st.
45xS2 :s-Polk st. near Eddy:
25xIST:6-Larkin ST, near Ellis.
6S:sx6S.9-Jones st, near Golden
55x77.s - o'Fsrren. stockton and
% ,sxT7 .e-O'Farreu st. cor. Powell.
25xS2 2:G-Poweu st. mr.. O'Farrell.
5OxIOO-Hayes St. corner Baker.
8SxiS7 7:6-Eddy 81. close TO Fillmore.
75N95-Corner 1lth and Howard SIS.
25xS5-Sixth st. near Mission.
75xlOO-Mission ST. cor. 10th South.
55x137 :e-Brannan ST, close TO 3D.
.45x26O-Brannan St, bet. 4th and 9Th.
5Oxl65-SiXth st, near Brannan.
SOxlOO-Valencia st. near 18th.
60xS0-Nalencia st, near Hermann.
25xeO-Nalencia St, near 25th-
5Ox2OO-Potrero ave. close 10 Divi-
sion; spur track.
lOox5oO-Alabama St, cor; Mariposa.
SQXSO-HaTrlSOn ST, near nlEu.
=. . 5Oxs5-25th St near Valencia
25x95-Folsom St, close to 9th.
S.9xS0-Clementin st. near 4th.
1oON160-Townsend St; fronts; I'd
and Sd.
> 30x75-Moss st, near Howard.
13Oxl70-Corner 18th and Guerrero.
35x75-SiNth st, near Minna.
75xsQ-COrner Howard and llth SITS.
25xlI2 .6-Broderick st, near Fulton.
p" s:ex93:6-California st, mr. kearny-
--137 -6x137 Emission st, near 10th.
And all locations over the burned
district.
Property for sale.
List your property with US for lease
or sale or rent.
D. w. CARMICHAEL CO.,
nos Fillmore ST IL
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
CITY REAL ESTATE.

d. ". CARMICHAEL CO.
zoos Fillmore ST. Phone Park 945.
REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE.
SURETY BONDS
466 Eighth st. Oakland