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The Jasper news., 1906-10-18
Here and There

Here and There
Dallas the horse sheer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Harbur spent
Sunday at Geo. Wagoners, west of
town.
Boys all wool sweaters at The New
York Racket.
Ralph Dickinson and Fred Wolf, both
both of Lamar wero in Jasper Saturday
afternoon.
Get Thoroughbred Hat of Joyce &
Lee.
will sell my stock Of harness goods
at cost for 20 days, 2 DOORS north of
Pitts Drug store. H F. Hughes.
DR.. Burch, of Carthage, came in Sat.
urday night and visited with his
brother II. G. Burch, until Sunday
morning, when he returned home.
Butter and eggs taken in trade at
highest market price, at STATIONS.
Ladies wool vests and pants, the nice
kind at prices that viii surprise you
The New York Racket.
Harry Mack Of Joplin came in Sunday
afternoon and visited his sister, Mrs AID
Joyce, until the eight o'clock train
when be went to Lamar.
For the best blacksmith work go to
Dallas at the west shop.
We now have plenty of both lump
and nut coal at the lowest prices.
Dickson Goodman Lib. Co.
Miss Ida Ledgerwood, Of Lamar,
spent Sunday in this city visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joe G, Combs.
Defiance Starch in IL OF packages 10c
at Stratton's.
More fancy chinaware for less money
than elsewhere at New York Racket.
Miss Fannie Peterson of Carthage
spent Sunday with home folks in this
city.
e.
More notions, better notions for less
money always at the New York Racket
w. Fl. Graves. Medoc; and Sanford
Citing. Carthage, say they have used |
DR.. Rea's Healing Powder and Gall
Cure, and prefer them to any other
remedies for the cure of barb wire cats,
harness gals or proud flesh, etc. Sold |
by II f. Pitts.
n. A. Mackey went 10 st. Louis |
Tuesday night to attend meeting of
the American Bankers Association.
Tablets, ink, pen, pencils, states, and
school supplies at the New York Racket.
Sir John Ashley cigars now &c. at J.
S. Daffer'5.
- -
[WzEHH18EEnYHsfyEHEE4 MISUNDERSTANDING
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
IONEOAK.

MrA r. y Bartz aud daughter.
Aiiss Rosa were visiting in Praira
city Sunday.
Homer Jenkbis was putl,rg %
fence around bis place last week
Almost everybody has Gl.siel
planting 0rn and some ARE getting
ready % culuvat.
Gus Olanl hely.ns Bob WaI,er
get his corn planted eats ue-k
Mrs.. H. j. Laee0lr s. hafln1
some hog wire pat %. Sd Fl
wards q doing this WORK Cor laT.
We had quite a Sit ri FROST around
here Monday morning bat IL did not
seem 70 hurt anything
c. Kienberger s. going 20 Try tb.
sheep business, a. hs traded f1r a
small bunch the FIRST o. The week
PLow B0u
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
KEITH

Hooper Bros have commenced
blowing their corn.
Airs ". C. Neat visited IN Rich
Hnl last week.
Looks "a little bit strange % se
fishing poles iu the sunday-gO-to-
meeting rig-on Il Sunday at that
John King was over on a short
visit from Prairie city last week.
Frank and Lorcuzu Wheatley
spent Sunday at their Uncle Ia
GoOden's 40 the New Home mines.
Tine farmers wives have been ex-
pecting q visit from Jack Frost the
past few mornings. and heating
stoves are still In use where they are
not in winter quarters
Mrs. Ben Rand and little daugh-
tiers Sundayed with Miss Sue Rob
inson Of the Sprague eighborhOOd.
Zen stayed at home and kept house.
Mr.. j. Sultz and children. Of Rich
Hin. was pleasant callers at Mrs.
Hoeper's Sunday.
Prof. L. +. Robinson. wife and
little daughter Lucille. spent several
days in Keith the past week. eating
bacon and greens with Mrs. L. n
Neat, Monday.
Chas. Narquardt was out Friday
seeing after his live stock grazing in
our vicinity.
We heard a Democrat lamentlng
that q favorite candidate was going
to boz beat at the Democratic pri-
mary this month We asked him 81
he wouldn't as soon have his favor,
lie beat at the primary rs To have
him ue8t by some Republican az the
election this fail he said DE would
rather ruu the risk in November.
Prof Egstburn Of Sprague. wlI
ta1cb the Young new id,as how "a
shoot az B-aviey next winter. and
Miss Iona Grig-s at Keith.
Ben Rand loaded three cars O.
baied huy last week. Two for Mr.
Price Of Rockville. aud shipped one
himself.
Nr James Shumute said We never
failed "a have plenty Of rain when
b. went 10 planting corn sun
enough. IL just poured down the
first day. aud sept it up nearly ey-
cry day or night last week
SUNSHINE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

j. Fletcher Smith, candidate
for prosecuting attorney at the
democratic primary, was in the
city Tuesday. seeing the soyer-
eigns. The meanest thing we
know 20 say about Smith, be is
such a democrat We've known
him a long time and he's always
been a democrat. We fear he is
Joined 10 his idols and Will never
be anything else bat q democrat
and when we meet him ON the
other shore If we ever do, we
fully expect 10 lind him even
there a Democrat. Still he is a
good clever Democrat.
Mrs Nancy Cox passed her
send birthday last Sunday, and
was given q birthday dinner at
the home of her son-in-law. J. I'd
Jones. Her granddaughter Mrs.
Laura Badgett, Of west Of town,
who also has a birthery on the
same date. was in 20 help celc-
brate. Grandma Cox has been
quite feeble all the past winter,
but enjoyed herself Sunday very
much.
Do You wish 70 increase the
fertility of your land and az the
same time get a big paying crop
of hay and seed. II you do, sow
COW peas. We have the Whip.
.porwH and New Frs M lower
prices than they have ever been
offered for before Write Stat,
Experiment Station at Columbia.
for particulars, Peoples Ec,a.
.tur Co Ul
The old soldiers received the
evidence Of Uncle sam $ grateful.
remembrance this quarter with
exceeding promptnessi as they
did also three months ago.
Mrs. alma Hereford, OF Kan.
sas City, is in the city visiting
her grandparents, Dr., ana Mrs..
r. WincheA ana other rela.
tives,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
FACTS AND FICTION.
Experiences Of Rich Hu CHI,
Eens Are Easily PrOveL 60
Bo Facts

The most superficial Investigation
will prove that the following state
meat from a resident of Rich lliIl is
true. Read 1t aud compare evidence
from Rich Hul people with tosu-
mony ot strangers living so far
away YOU couuot Investigate tbe
facts OF the case Many mopa citi-
gems OF Rich iia VIII eBdoreQ our
claims.
Il. }. bradley, OF R Fayctte ST.,
corner al Pine, Rich Hil, Ma. save.
"Doan's @idney Pats are a reliable
remedy for bladder troubles was
greatly embarrassed la this way for
along while, fused different reme.
dies hut they gave me uttlc u,lict I
proCurcd noau Kidney Ptls al the
opera HOUSE drug stoP and their
use curad mc. ncioW using them I
had go rise frequently ag night aud
the secptious wer far too copious,
Through the day the i~rSluency az
passage made nay 30, miserable I
have to thank noan's kidney Pills
for nay prsent Immunity FROM this
annoyance aud q Is "a pleasure "a
R,commcnd this remedy Go otheus
suffering from mcOuNcuiencc arising
from disorders 81 The kldueys
hoor salc hy AN dealers rrlcc 30
cunts FostcrMuOurn CO., Ruualo.
n. \. solr agents for the rRltcd
states
lomomhcr the namo-n0ans-and
takeno othgr
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
sa6scn6 for THE TnBryE

Subscribe for TIE TEBCEE
A car u Michigan SAILS as
cheap g o9l2on salt a kEEE
GEo Co.
j. ID. Moore tooz q Kan up %
Adrian Tuesday On 3 business
Lls-ls
Deaf forge. tire Ladies' TX
change every Saturday At Bar
rows Bros. store. Leave you.
order for cakes pics salads etc
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
1885 93353393 80
LOCAL BRIEFS.
PHONE NO. no.
eSsSeSseS

W w. Ferguson has gone to
Texas for % few days outing.
DR.. Slater's dental office will
be closed hereafter on Monday
and Tuesday.
A house and lot for sale.
Close in. At bargain. CAN on
GEo. r HuCKEBY.
John a. kithcart has gone 20
Carthage. 10 take another posi-
tion as engineer with the Mo. Pa
cihc railroad.
Mrs. NJ c. Snyder, from r..
f.. D. No T. was in the city last
Friday attending 80 business
matters and shopping,
At W T. Duvall's dealer in
general merchandise, is the best
place to buy shoes, hose, half
hose, oyeralls and gloves.
Quite a frost Monday morning
but as il is the light OF the moon
after the yernal equinox. Ma
serious damage was done to fruit
or vegetables.
c. l. Phifcr went down to Gl.
rard. Kas., 10 see and hear the
big socialist Ryan Walker. lie
returned Monday evening much
pleased with his trip.
a fire started in the depot ho-
tel at Butler shortly after noon
Monday that scared up the PEG.
pie there for % short while, but
timely effort put il out so that nC
serious damage was done.
Harry Founder, of Coalgatc
Ind. Ty was in the city last
week looking after property in
terests and calling on his friends
He looks hearty and well and W,
are glad to note his prosperity
Gen. Candy Post No 10 vii
hold its next regular meeting IL
Labor Hall ON North 9th stree.
over r.. A. Jurd's secondhan,
store, Wednesday evening, Ma,
10Th. An comrades are invites
10 hnpresent by the commander
r. L. MCMURTRY.
Rev. r. - Templeton preach
cd two good sermons at the Wa
nut ST. NJ. r. Church last sun
day, the last he will preach here
He will take up his work at Ho.
den, next sunday, Bro Temple
ton is a sociable good chrlstia.
gentleman and will doubtless n
the pulpit at Holden as well q
any man that could be sent Their
We heartily commend him an
his good wife 10 the brethre
there.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
WILLOW

Wen now, wonder who wants
rain. There are two mud holes
just south of Shobe that are sim.
ply terrible. Some one should
notify the road oyerseer OF that
district, for he surely would do
something about it IL hc knew Of
them.
Mrs. Jim Robbins is sick with
measles.
Edw. Houghton lost a valuable
cow recently.
Mrs. Morgan Frank is quite
sick with malaria fever.
Melvin Dunsworth and wife
were in our city Saturday.
Alva Louder, wife and daugh-
ter spent Sunday at r.. Il Til
sons.
Jim Robinson lost one Of his
mules by a lightning stroke re-
Gently.
Jake Fngleman and wife were
visiting in the Sprague neighbor-
hood, Sunday.
Mrs. Jos. Willis and daughter,
Miss Nellie, spent Sunday at Mrs
VIM. Robinson's pleasant home.
Ed Houghton Jr. says he don {
care how long the strike lasts Sc
long as fishing is as good as at
present.
T. II Tilson is at home TO al
his friends now over the phone
This makes three Of our Reayley
neighbors who have phones in
After a pleasant visit with rel
atives and friends here. Elme.
Ellis and wife returned to theil
home in Mineral, Kas. Saturday
Although J. c. Griggs has a
wife who is quite hale anC
hearty" he is actually counting
again, is on the petit jury thi,
week,
Mrs. \. Engleman was an ear
ly morning shopper in town
Monday. She stopped at Willow
Grove just long enough to say
hello and good bye.
a friend of ours was talking L
an old German farmer the other
day. and asked, How did you
break your stalks, harrow them
down or drag them" Oh,
dragged them down, said the
| German. And what did you
drag them down within asked
our friend. Dragged dem down
INIT my harrow, answered IN,
German. II is needless TO sayn,
more questions were asked.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

Ten good fresh mich cows At
from twenty to forty dollars. e
Geo. ". NanBenthuseu Route
3, box No. 10. Rich Hill, 1lo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

W. c. Hedden was in the city
Tuesday working like a beaver.
The primary Is less than three
weeks of. As the time APP
proaches the boys begin TO quake
in their boots. They know dem.
ocrats are mighty uncertain just
now in Missouri, but republicans
will vote. Hcdden is a mighty
good man and We would be sorry
TO see him defeated next Noyem.
Der, but we would be almighty
glad 10 sec a good republican
elected,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
Subscribe for M TRIBuNE.

Lawrence Burns has gone TO
THIN, Mo, on an extended visit
TO relatives.
Circuit court, with Judge Chas.
d. Denton presiding, began the
regular May term Monday.
Walter Vail, postal clerk with
headquarters at St. Louis is
home on a visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Vail.
As the canning season APP
proaches remember that w. T.
Duyall deals in fruit jars and
cans, rubbers, tops and filters.
Oscar Coyey, of Appleton City,
was married to Miss Edith Mont
gomery, Of r. f. D. > Rich Hill.
at the Recorders office in Neva-
da, last Saturday morning.
Geo. W. Poulter was up from
Carbon Center last Friday, at
tending 70 business in the city,
and reports everything moving
along nicely in his neighborhood.
At W. T. Duvall's you can buy
tobacco, cigars, candies, whips,
brooms, and shoe findings. Also
shoe work is neatly done. Best
on invisible patcher. Try him
The State Encampment 6. A.
r. viii hold its next session at
jefferson City, commencing Wed.
nesday, May Is, 1906. Geo. p.
Huckeby will represent General
Candy post.
Papering and painting seems
10 be the order of the day.
All the professors in that line are
busy as painters now. There
seems TO be an unusual amount
of such work this spring.
w. T. Duvall, on the east side,
carries notions, stationars and
school supplies. Also screen
wire and hinges. tinware. gran
iteware, building nails, tubs,
stoneware, laundry and toilet
soaps.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Warren
down at Girard are rejoicing over
the arrival of another socialist at
their home. n has come 10 stay
and weighs about eight pounds.
He willprobably benamed Ryan.
The new preacher at the Wal,
nut ST. NJ. r. Church will be
7 Augustus r. Ryan He will pro.
badly be here 10 occupy the pull
pit next Sunday. He comes here
; from Port Arthur, Texas, and
will be received by our people
! with an open handed hospitality.
We predict for him a successful
pasturatc.
The preachers little five year
old took dinner with a neighbour
one day. Among the items Of a
good dinner was "a straw.
berry short cake, OF which
the little visitor was very fond.
The hostess observed the fact
and remarked 20 her little visitor
{ "Shc should get her mother 20
p bake her q short cake III she
did, said the little one, she
would have 70 borrow your pat.
term
The Drainage contract was
awarded to Timothy Toohey d
5 Sons, of Fort Wayne, Ind, on
e Tuesday oflast week, Their bid
was SEQ, s36.3 80 an average %
cents per cubic ward for
n moving the dirt the amount be
ing about the estimated cost of
lIthe main ditch made lay engip'
Ger. There were several large
dIuontractors present to bid upon
. 1.-The work but Mr. Tuohey VIA
the successful one, H. III Nc,
Williams, of Mattoon, H., WAS
awarded the contract for the Mi.
= a.. h "a ... =
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10
Money 70 Loan.

! have a few thousand dollars
to loan on easy terms on good
farm property.
II. p. Robinson.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

IN oacct November Ia 1885,

TRAINS nEpAET
30 l&l, Passenger l20i b. m,
No lst Mixed iwn m.
TRAINS ANtttE
No tt3, PasScngcr b b. m.
No. la3 Mixed A0 a. m.
No lAi conuccts at P-leasanton
wluh dgN traiUs north and south
No l1l counects at PRosmton
with iass trains Tor rcNas and Ia
lahoma points aud lnr Memphis
aud the southcasC also with local
passenger for kansas Oty, arriving
az Kansas City i0m 3 m
AZ a. CoNovRp AgI
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-10

Read the TRIBUNE sl0o
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
not ICE
To those Having Claims Against
Finance Committee
OF THE
RGLefand Red Cross Funds

All claims must be accompanied by
regular bill at lowest price Of labor
done or cost price OF supplies pur-
chased or confiscated.
Attach bill to back OF claim form.
Make out q separate bill for each
requisition or authority.
Attach authority to back Of bill.
Sign claim form and have signature
( -knowledged by a. Notary Public.
All claims must be presented on
regular forms provided for the pur-
pose. otherwise they will not be con-
sidered.
In the absence Of proper authority
for supplies purchased or confiscated,
get the certificates or sworn state
rnents from reliable parties as to the
value of stock taken. the time OF TAX
ing. and the party or parties who took
the supplies La question
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
INDICTMENTS FOR RERATtNo
RETURNED BY GRAND JURY
transportation Companies and peaIsrs
Va Sugar Are Accused by New
York lnnuiaitoriaI Body.

transportation Companies and peaIsrs
Va Sugar Are Accused by New
York lnquisitorial Body.
NEW YORK. May 6-Ths April
Grand Jury. IN concluding its labors
ycStsrday. handed down seven sealed
indictments In the sugar rebating
cases The indictments ara against
the following:
The New York Central Railroad the
American Sugar Refining Company.
the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company and Nathan
0uilfOrd. vice president Of the COM
panyi tho American Sugar Refining
Company Of New York and O ooodiee
Edgar and Edwin Earle. the latter
two being wholesale sugar dealers Of
Detroit: ths New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company and
Nathan c. Gufiford and r. L POM
e-oy. general trafnc manager; the
American Sugar Refining Company
and the American Sugar Refining
Company Of New York and c. Goodlss
Edgar and Edwin Earle. Nathan Gull
ford 2. L Pomeroy. c. Goodl&s Ed-
gar and Edgar Earle
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
|. James q. David nIs..

SACRAMENTO. Nay S-Janss q.
Davis, former member Of the Board
Of City Trustees. cisc at hh home IN
this city yesterday morning after .
short iilness For many ysars he
wsH engaged N business hare. but re-
tired In 1909. He was q native Of Ten
nsSsss and es years Of aga The funeral
WIN take place next Sunday under the
auspices Of Sacramento con,mandery
NO L knights Tsmplar. Of which ha
wan q n1aubaz
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
A CARD


GEO. w. PENNINGTON SONS
(Inc.) desire to announce that though
their Office and branch works at 1s13
Folsom street were destroyed by Fire,
their MAIN WORKS at sW. COR
Montgomery and Chestnut ats are en-
tireiy uninJursd either by earthquake
or by fire and they intend to resume
operations there within . very few
days.
Pending the erection of a new build
ing at 1913 Folsom street, they have
opened an office at s34 shetyvsll street
telephone Church s22x, whore they
viii be pleased to see or hear from
their many friends and patrons.
Messrs. Pennington Sons also take
this occasion to sRy that their deep
seated oonfidsncs In the future of
Greater and orander San Franelses, a.
destined to be one Of the most favored
cities in the wide world, continues un-
shaken either by earthquake or bY fire.
and they viii stay Right Hsrs and
most cheerfully devote their best sf-
forts to keep things moving In ths
right direction
Employees Of this firm are requested
to report At once either ax sa< shot-
wen street or AZ main weraA, Nos<h
Beach
Ean Francisco.
April - 1905. ss< 6hotvsil IT
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
Emergency Claims

All persons having claims for labor.
claims for supplies purchased OF con-
fscated on account of relief work
prior to twelve o'clock noon, Sstur-
day, April %, 1905, must be presented
TO Claim Department OF Finance Com
m.ttee. attached to Special Emergency
Claim form provided for the purpose.
Blanks may be had on application
TO Claim Department at the Office Of
the Finance Committee. Hamilton
School Gear Street between Scott
and Pierce Streets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
DIRECTIONS Show
EIHERE IMPORTANT
CFFCES EXIST
HkeTs the Public May Find the
Headquarters of the City
Departments, Commit
tees, Etc.

The following business directory is
published for the guidance Of the pub
lie:
Auditor-251I Sacramento.
Atomobies Franklin Hall-wiIliam
I. Harvey. R. B. Hale, 6. @. Buckles.
Board OF Educ2uoD-Next door to
Franklin Hall
Board OF Health--Laguna and Gror-e-
Board OF Public worl1s-17s2 Ella.
Builders Exchange-1os1 DevtsR-
6ero street, corner Polk
Building Trades Council-I1S Bart
lett
Clerk Of Finance Committes-21ss
Pacific avenue
Department of ElsctriottY-2oSt
Steiner street
Drugs ana Medical Supplies (Dis-
pensary)-Fillmore street. bstween
sutter and Post DR.. Harris. 1870
ABush street: Dr. MoGiu and Dr. Gar
esau Sutter and ootavtG
Finance CommittoS-Nw. corner
Pine and Fillmore.
Food suppnes-Fort Mason.
Food Comnittee-Fort Mason. foot
OF Van Ness avenue. Prssidio; Page
and suanyan: Grant School Pacins
street near Devissdero; Columbia
square; Crocker homei police station,
Seventeenth and Folsom streets.
Gas and Electric Lights-Haight
ard Fillmore streets.
Grand Army-IG22 Turk street
Grocers (wholesale)-S7A California
street
Health Department - Mowry Hail.
LaganA and Grows streets
Committee or Housing the Hons-
lsss-Franklin Hall
Law and order (pzrticulariy In re-
gard 70 sanitary measurss-Or Nisto,
Webster and Sacramento.
Msf and Telegrams-Franklin Han
Masonic Board Of RsIisf-1Ss Broad
way Oakland
Masonic Branch Onles-Ss7o Clay.
Masonic Grand Lodgs-King Solo
mons Temple, Fillmore street near
gutter
Medical Bursau-l7S0 Fillmore street
Medical suspliss-Pags and stanyan
Messenger ssrv1os Main door,
Franklin Han
Municipal Headquarters - SS1s Pa
ei1o avenue.
municipal CtuCSS-AloNfEg AAAA AAAs~
Euna and Grove street1-
Pacific Cable Co.-Cable landing ~
Gift House beach.
Police EeadquArters-5ush and Y1Il-
more streets.
Press Commsttee-Frsnkitn EAl
Public Admin.strRtor-Ptns and Tnl-
mere streets
Recorder-Nowry Han. LasunA and
Grove streeta
Red Cross-25Ie Washington street
Registration Bursau-Buah and Fill
more streets
Registration OF Doctors and Nurses
RegiBtrstion of Lost-sSsy Sacramento.
Committee or Restoration OF Build
hEs-coldsn cats Gvsnns and 0ou<h
GtreetA
Restoration Of Fires In Dwellings
n. &. corner Of Golden Gate avenue
and Cough street. James Dsussz. ].
J. hahoney, George z Duffy.
Sacred Heart Headquarters - EIfis
and Franklin streets
Ranitation-Laguna and 0rovA
Southern Pacino-azs3 Sacramento.
School Department Repair shap-sdA
Hayes strest
Supervisors - MONTY EAn. xAguna
and Grove strestA
telegraph omoe-caIifornsa strsst
near FIilmorsi Fillmore street. near
California Gail for an kilograms a.
ferry. TelegrRna can also be sent
rom Mckinley statue sntr4nes %
Panhandle at Golden Gats PARK.
Transportation United Raftwayx
gurk and Fillmore streetG
Tranapcrtation Of Rsfugeas-Tranktln
Eah
1ressurer-sF1i Saoraments s<ras4
Vacant HoUses-2o0l Setter street
Water. Light and POvsr-asxs YxII-
mere street
Weather Bureao-Sefl Clay street
Wsstsrn Union onices--2to7 Caiifor.
niA streets Twenty-sscond and vaisu,
ca Ea1gbt and Gtanvnn
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
CLAIM 5
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS

All goods purchased for relief work
after 12 o'clock noon, Saturday,
April "a. 1905. must be accompanied
by printed Requisition Blank proper
ly signed by Chairman and Receiving
Clerk
Mail Bills and Requisitions to Claim
Department
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06

LOST Certificates. Checks, Re-
csipta. Bills Of Lading and Negotiable
Paper Of every description replaced
by Bond Of The Metropolitan Surety
Company Of New York. Contract. Ju-
dicial and Fidelity Bonds. JUDSON
RRUSrA. Manager. Room 10. Ferry
building. D w. CARMICHAEL CO.,
Ina Gan AsentA zoos Fillmore st.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
@~rpBbritannien.
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baben. erildren snelii9e 9iplomatsn,
bsnen bts Deri&iebuns In 8ram post,
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Datum fur bic 2. Ronfersn3 fef3u'
feben. na&bem prdRoent RoOiebslt bie
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