davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18
a BRILLIANT FINISH.

While the magnificent race for the
Congressional nomination in this, dis
rict made by Mr.. Hubbard attracted
attention far and wide from the be-
ginning, It remained for the three
counties voting last to make his vic
tory pronounced and overwhelming
Starting with three to one popular
majority in Lewis county and receiv-
ing nice lead in Marshall, Ohio and
HARRISON the campaign closed by
Carrying Marion, Wetzel and Han
cock on1last Saturday by a combined
majority OF nearly two thousand
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18
People Forum
Fell a. the water Wagon"
iiONoNGAH. June is.

West VirSinian:
Jim" Snider, an ardent support,
er Of the Anti-Saloon League, and 2
veteran temperance worker. failed TO
make good his assertions that he was
always on the water wagon
John Riggs and "Bill'' Knight, two
old deacons of [renown and known We
racity. were overcrowded with work
at No. 6 tipple and desired the as
sistance of Jim" which he fatty re-
fused. Deacon Riggs emphatically
assured him that unless he. render
ed immediate. assistance he would be
introduced to the fishes that congre-
gate around the middle pier of No.
6 bridge. And still he refused.
Forthwith the two deacons laid
hands on Jim and proceeded to the
waters edge and actually did the
John the Baptist" act
Jim landed at the bottom Of six
feet Of water and when he appeared
on the surface he cried in LOUD ac-
cents I'm dry" This is the reason
that his assertions Of always being on
the water wagon will mo longer be
countenanced by his many admirers
This occurred Saturday and It is
needless to say that Jim" renders
all assistance that the dear old dea-
cons desire. JOSIAH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18
To the Public.
Mr.. Editor:

Mr.. Editor:
Please allow me space in your val
liable paper to extend my thanks to
the voters Of Marion county for the
hearty support I received at last Sat
urday:s primary.
Coming before the people an entire
stranger. and being the under dog in
the fight" feel fattered- While the
result is not what I had desired in
many respects. I am a Republican and
submit. Thanking you again, am.
Yours truly,
J. r. MILLER
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

aaraed nQsz
on sssss e=elsctscsl
ecmr1i Giounsy cctEs
shows eonnd enee Of the people
MS honor and integar- Ahae Duke.
#Brand ana Garter5l Eansf for Asses
ssor and County Supedntendentso si
schools. Tespectiyely,s add srength1o
the ticker
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

II you want to see one Of the com
pletest job rooms in the State, look
through the new Job department OF
the West virginlan, the machinery Is
new and the best that money can buy.
New type is another strong feature.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

Advertising is like pushing wagon
up hill. II you stop pushing you VIII
go back faster than you assembled
Keep persistently at It Advertising
IS accumu1ative in its effects.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

Marley: W. A. Campbell, L. T. Mer-
Ger, Clarksburs; w J. Press, F. N.
Clousson, Adamstown.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

Monoagah played q game of base
ball at Traction Park yesterday af-
ternoon with team from Clar!ls-
burg The game was to have been
played with Shinnston.. but that team
could not come. so game was gotten
with the team from Clarlsburs.
"A large crowd was present and
Joined heartily IN the excitement OF
the cn0est. even though played by
teams from other towns
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18
Diarnon E,lsE

yesteHayss local GaHess
Fairmont lost Gzarksburg yes
terday N game d base ban played
that city Tie score vas Sourssto
three Eleven innings we're played be-
fore the contest was decided.
There was great amount of$con-
planning about the decisions Of Um-
pire Camp. who left the game at the
end OF the fourth The work OF the
batteries OF both teams WAS excel
lent. -
The teams lied up as follows:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

Games To-day.
Philadelphia in Cleveland
Boston in Chicago
New York in Detroit
Washington in St. Louis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

A poor business can be made good
and.a large business larger by prop
er Advertising.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

Games To-day.
PittsburS in New York
Chicago in Boston CO.
Cincinnati in Brooklyn
st. ouiS in Philadelphia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18
town.

Watson: Mrs. Lula Rogers, T. J.
MacGay. Grafton; John Shay and wife,
D. J. Madeira, Morgantown
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

The West virginiao Job Depart
ment IS now equipped with new,
modern presses and machinery as
well as new type First class job
work Is the result
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

Tavern: E. II. Smith. A G. Brown,
J. II. McDerplott, A R. Rightman. S.
3. LeaE, r. r. Koch. Paul McKeel.
Morsantown; ". H. Tomplins, T A
Bishop. Weston; NJ D. Montgomery.
Tunnelton: c. NJ. Cracker, VIM. Nc
Cracker. VIM McKendricl<. Randall:
2. A. Chalmers, Grafton; Thomas
O'Brien and wife, o. w Phillips. H
Werrins, a ]. Stewart, W. F. Meyer,
Wheeling: c. L. Dye, ClarksburS;
VIM. G. Conley. Kingwood.
Marietta: Carl Garrett, Erie; F. F.
Flanagan, ClarksburS: c. c. Won
Overbeeh, Pauline Farswortn. Fern
Farnsworth, Buckhannon; P. NJ.
Tough. Warrington; G. E. Miller,
Wolfs Summit; Virgil L Allen. Center
Point; W. L. Smith, Rivesville: NJ.
McGraw- Monongah: Baltzer kramer,
Mt. Clare; Russell Eddy. Morgan
town.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

scored.
Three base hit-Gou3d- Bases on
Sacrifice hits-Johnsn. Morton Sack
EFT. Thomas. Passed balIs-Stealey
. Time-1:5o. Camp and Getting
ham.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

AMERICAN.
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 5. Boston /.
St. Louis q, Washington @
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18
IAN .UlNNEcEssARY DEFERT.


It would seem that getting licked
regularly each general election sea
son ought to be suficientfor the Dem
ocrats without .butting IN on Re
publican primaries and conventions
and having to suffer uncalied for hu-
initiation. With one accord the DEM
ocratic papers took UP the fight for
Captain Dovener in the race for the
Congressional nomination and now
they find themselves as badly knock
ed out as they usually are at the close
Of general election They have no
body to blame but themselves and
their i'll feeling and bad temper dis
played elicit but little sympathy In
any quarters. They ought to be
thankful that Hubbard is nominated
for had they succeeded in nominating
Dovener. they would have been under
moral obligation to support the nom
inee. but now they can feel free to be
for Democrat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

s All Trimmed Hats reduced just ~
at The Bon Ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18
one.third to one-half on an Pattern

iats.
E. C. STENPLE & co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

1t does US good to hear a Demo
cratic yell such as the Times gave
this morning 1t shows that the Re
publicans are doing good for the
country when Democrats, -holler.''
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

See the new Dotted Swisses re-
eeived to-day at2oe to s5e at The Bon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18
NATIONAL.

Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati ., Brooklyn o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

Blackburn Barrett Dovener-coun:
he le:ters-o3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-18

N S Ed
o p g s


Original.
Tlis.stoEy was tod on The night be
Tore slardh Gras- -
1ournobles. ilderstanes,,s said the
price to his prime minister are fast
aegeneratinS lille thee Is no evil IN
them, there is no good Some wizard
has castsupons them the spell OF friyod-
Their days are given to out of door
sports, their nights to dancing and
Teasing.
Il have pondered. your hishness. on
their condition and have concluded that
they can only be brought TO their senses
by some Impressive lesson
Have you a plan?' $3.50.
IT have would suggest that your
hfShness issue an order for a grand
masquerade to be given at the palace"
..Do you desire our attendance"
-OnIy for brief space
The prince sat in deep thought
.-Gilderstane% he said at last, you
have given us many proofs Of your wis
dom rs well as Of your fidelity. It shall
be as you desire"
a royal command was issued for a
masquerade that was to exceed in
splendor any fete that had been pre-
viously given Society at once dropped
pleasure n the present to take a frmer
@,orJ -, 1,,f A II wore
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08

proverents tw0-story building OF two
fats northeast corner az Valencia and
Thfrrsenth Cor Duboce1 streets 70 q eli
ert On private terms, Fut Is 7sxSe feet
improvements two-stoTy building lot
s7.sx1ts feet. southeast corner OF Tween
tw-afth and Howard streets. for s Nor
zensrsrn. 10 Theodore Thorner. for
SIS. eas. 10 NJ Fisher Company, 5exf1g-s
feet s01th line OF California street. s1.s
feet east ~ Larkfn. with improvements
OF nominal value for sf2-509. sellers
were REPRESENTED BY David Bush < Som
far ST5 500 14-gxe9 feet north line CT
Sacramento street. 15e feet west OF
Hsaruv. with two-srory brick building.
for Joseph Gostz 10 Mrs Rebecca CALI
for n = BoEhin TO A Efnkelmz1- 3ax
rz7.g feet. east line OF Eighth street.
fg7-s feet south OF Howard. for gIe,25G,
r-xSr-a feet. southeast corner OF BUSH
ar4 Taguua streets with old improve
merits. on private terms 70 Charles "
Rosseau Compzny. for T Patterson
Ross. saxSe feet. south line OF bryant
street. 1fs feet west OF Second. with
tv-o-srorv frame building for e Z
f-ersbsct,sr. 10 L Lzpuzns for Mrs z
Csoerz. 10 A. = Pom. z5x114-s On east
rY-a ~ Fillmore street. s7-S feet north
81 NrAIifster. with two-story build
s-~ for Garsfde & Croker, 10 Al
exzr5ar Bond s9xse. southeast lire OF
Bryant street, 1Ts west of First. for
$3.50
Tardx-ebe. McNevfr & Jones report
anro-w otrers the following sales for the
rgss- week. For So sal. improved realty On
ths southwest corner q Gearv and Web
@-er zrreess. fy--sxfs1as feet and nine two
zro-w ard basement frame residences
-rrrrhlw rental $40 for Mrs Lushz
Haus-r 10 = Client improved realty On the
sarr-t ttrs OF Howard street g feet west
OF Third. a8xSa feet and Cns twO-story
frame building and c1e three-srory frame
building. containing store and lodging
hoYrSe- fer Marie A. and Clarence z Mus
"a 10 August ard Marie Z Schzsssr. who
we're represented n the transaction by
william 7. Ambrose for s17ssses Improved
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08

the Junction OF Suffer- and Market With
three-stC-y building. for s15se- north
west corner q Washington street and
SVours alley between DUrcu- and Stock
ton With rhree-s-ory b-ick building by
J A. Cooper and H A. Powell for So
CO. southeast corner o. OFFa-rsI and
Jones streets. bv william HeI5tng 70 J.
Levin for s14Gse9- Levin viii erect =
building On the site % cost $1,000
Smaller deals @ = representative sort
made through several agencies may os
summed ID as follows IxElog0~ apart
ue1-s- CT the south H1e q Suffer street.
west OF Fillmore. BY L0Eis = SzuCstS.
for 81 lfsi- sSx1 feet and tho dwellings
On the west Ire q Second street y s=z-
north q Silver. for 81 So. By re estate
q Peter Maher. southwest conner q
TEe1ry--h1rd and LfSSt01 streets. with
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08

realty On the east lire OF BeEGsn place.
SIS feet north OF Bush street 1ex51-6 feet
with rWo-Sr1rv and basement 6ElCz build
ing leased for five years al . total rental
OF 5000. for W s Martin 70 a CLIENT Tor
s-Zss. 5x1E-s feet OF the north HE az
Page street. 131-5 feet west OF Asnhury-
for H 4 Curtis 70 client: for 80. i-1-
proved realty OF the northwest lire OF
Howard street 80 feet southwest q
Third A9xsa feet and old frame buildings.
for Edward D and julia D BeyIsrd 70
David Bibbero. represented By WILa1 =
Ambrose
r B Surryhne has sold for Robert Ew-
ing the vacant northeast corner q Van
Ness avenue and Bush street. 59xS5 feet
for $3.50. % b Immediately improved 70
the extent OF sEleasss also the northwest
corner Of Jackson and Balance streets.
between Sansone and Montgomery. Six
1875 feet. with t0ur-sto-y brick building.
for $500
MANY SAMPLE DEALS.
Among large sales c. the past week are
Included the transfer O. the northwest
corner Of Mission and Main streets =
hfry-vara- By Mrs Elise a D-exIer- for
rS.Go. by A. J. Brandsnstein- r2x157-s
feet On tia north line o. Mission street.
SIS feet east q Spear % II Morgan for
s-s5 SO: BY Nat Raphael, the southwest
corner Of Second street ard South Park.
with old buildings for $500 By Lloyd Z
Aczs-uzn 10 Morton L Cook Skis feet
on the west line OF Fourth street : feet
north Of Tshama for SCI .eod. the third
sale OF the property IN a fortnight. by the
Central Realty Company the southeast
corner OF Suffer and J01=S streets. Xix
ITS feet with the Hotel Sutherland and
the Hotel RspeElfer. for about sgt9- by
Annie and Louise Bauer. Afxs--6 feet On
the south lire a Post street, 5d-5 feet west
OF EszruT. for sl4lasls b. Charles Jesse
Iyn 10 Mrs Sarah Fry Ska feet On the
east lire OF Sa1soue street. SIS feet f-0-1
Sacramento. for slG.saa. bE the United
Realty Company. 4lzS7 feet q the east
lire OF Sansome strsts 1Es feet no-r1 -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
LabOTGr Gets For
tune Through
GIaiTVOyant
4. B. Young Of Chicago Hears
of Money Left By Great
Grand Uncle. Seer ES-
t2hIiShaS Facts and Young
Collects.

CHICAGO. 1[zEcE s. 1eEs-A 2
yong % zz54 1IlchLEz1 Avenue won
rs SIT Ger TIE rs-Crerw % valuable
properly and Moneys amounting 20
fEE-l1 = TIE Superior Court of C5ok
C1---T yesterday NJ E1uEE Who h
---s LEE works ror The SourE Sl-e
rCsl--l -c1zT and move 20 California
W-Ere Re cane from q Fe1- aga Il vas
there --z- - ccEsULrsd q -CLzLrF1yz1E
ard seer. who frst tod Lfu g The for
--ze awaiting him and Wzo also es-Eb-
ls1s1 -Es facts 1ecesszrT g The VIZ
EEE q yesterdays suit
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08

1Ts stores and eleven Hz-s. u JOIN R0sen-
feds Sons r0- 81 le- southwest corner
% Mission street and Sycamore aVzzus.
between Seventeenth ard Eighteenth TX
- feet ~ A Erz1klz- for AZ 30
n transfer made during 11s LAST week
which vii interest b1ilders. : that q
the large Sessions r-zct On the Oak
land estuary. adjoining the rev plant
OF the Union Gas Engine Company ms
property vas purchased and 1eld IN
trust 6F julius A La11soergs- for the
Fsrr0lIre Company 70 whom l. has now
been assigned TEs Es--olI-s Company
was recently Incorporated . engage n
The construction OF 6u1ldizZs- bridges
and Other structures n reinforced con-
crets- The company Vii s-sr- fac-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08

LE- eFz-T----E EES Turned cut 1sT1--
s1-E- ard 7 BEG vCZ 20 accept f-clozeo
c5e-E as s=zL ccEs- q NJ sriens-
EE-p ans gratitude Any rt--e either T
O ny -Es------z- can - q help ID v1u-
pezss consider ne AZ To-r disposal
a 3 YOUNG
-h-s and h-zzre5s C similar -zscI-
1CElE-s -z1 - found Il rhe oEce q
Professor n ELL-1E- L--- lTzrksc s.
>a- Francisco LEts caEC-s CLzlrT1yr-
az EEs been n r1-s city ove- thres
-zzrs- AID rs many W-E6e-E-l r-ss1Lc-
alT
C5ere Is 70 iEclEe1t q Importance II
c-Es --e-rzS-- E-zsz-- q 1--lCe-1U-
va as CL1-rr1FzEr eve can plainly
reveal EELrcl gives r--s and good al
wee CO every s-c-s-- s1-T=s matters q
c--- El1 MISTER. ads -LCse WEC Gre
--s--cess--- OF unhappy IN matters q
law Business iEFes-Ee--S mining
-ez---- -rETes- c-zEEzs- Marriages
cc--Er and domestic Eo-1Lss lis
1e-p SIRE guarantee q succsss
HUNDREDS w1C are s-ccsss--L n b-sl-
-esS 1apFT II r-e-- homes, OF attaining
-LzIE desire hank hl- ccr tie Bless
EEs -1eT enjoy He develops strength
u E--1. cures bad habits and weak Cess
= - enc occg --r1-zl mental SO
Es-- zE1 El-z--sss - zc-e1p--S1
.---E G-1 absolutely E1z-eTe- h a.
Ge-taE=s-
z -zs-s = any troueIe n To1r lie
a. present ~ 1cE1- zto-r anything q
z-rrlEy q v--- Mid rEe1 vou szoulE
ct-sE-- rEls EE-s6 EEL He can hep
--- Hundreds weekly gain ~ Us zG-
EE- help Do EcE 80 EliEGlT lE-o
r--E-be On ELs safe side By seeing
EL-E11 AS
C w-z- you ---e-1 20 do he CA help
-Cs- = - cannot F1lr rtsl- vii 1cr
cess T-l re11T Is -1Is Dcr EzEr-
III EE-1zs FszS fCr c1Es-L-z-l1- are
= -=H
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08

Prof n EElro1
q ILEz Market s.
--s city reserved
Today LEe follow
tzE Letter ECoZ
E1-z 60
~ Dear ProE
khC- L-cLCEs1
TDu VII please
EE1 copy q re
findings q ne
cCErL IN ny case
7 can hardly real
-Es rLar 7 an -1T
q ElCE nan and
VII Re able 70
give 70 nv family
rEs life 7 L1EE
wanted E1- rEsz
Il = due - EoEr
DzrrELcUS Wc-E
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
DON'T SHOP AIMLESSLY AROUND
If you anything for Easter Come to the
Price Cutter you'll find much money you
New Easter Dress at
Clearance Prices

LADIES SUITS-We sold
ten OF these Saturday. We
have few more 70 show you
Monday. We are positive
you'll be more than pleased
when Eou see them with style
and the small prlce; made OF
imported chiffon Panama
Jacket-Fzncy stitched folds.
new vest collar. button and silk
braid trimmed The best
Skinner lining. full elbow
sleeves, fancy shaped Delta
girdIe. full circular skirt. trim
med 70 match jacket. N Alice
blue, resedz, green; also black
Our price 1913
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
Reaviificrs and Face
Protectors

From the Fashion Ceuters for
yoar new Easter Bonnet or
Hat
VETLINGS-Nzde OF tuxedo.
crisscross. horsehzIr, spidcr-web
and many other effects. chenille
and velvet Dotted N pink. blue
red. resedz- brown. navy, black.
white; they are worth double
this price. the way we buy the
way we SELL your ehosce OF two
hundred styles. 4 yard 25c
AUTO WELLS or FACE
PROTECTORS-Mste OF ali
silk chiTo0s 3 yards longs open
worked: hernsritched al around
side and borders; II lavender,
light blue. pink. Ted. reseda and
other coloFS. Price soc
PRINCESS SADA--Neck
scarf. hat drape, also face pro-
tector: made OF Louisiana chif-
foa; The extra fine kind; Io8
inches long. full Is inches wide;
open worked, silk heustltcheds
IN al the newest colorIng-
Price -..-.-.----- sI-oo
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
No Fit, No Pay

Not our say 50, you'll find II our
do So Expert filters II ATTEND
ance-
LADIES WHITE DRESS
SKIRT-F0r evening Or summer
wear, made OF iron frame al
pzcz- also zll-wooI serge, fulI CIR
culzr cut, fancy tailor stitched.
trimmed with buttons Al sizes
10 begin with Monday Cannot
warrant how long the quantity
Viii last AZ this price s5.95
LADIES' JACKETS-Made OF
Atwood English serge. double
stitched tailor bands front and
back also trimmed with buttons
70 match. Skinner satin Inning.
new sleeve, finished with tailor
tucks and buttons. n tzns and
black No InsrzliueuE Or credit
prices here We only sell Tor
cash, and you'll hnd i low one
Our prICe $500
JACKET -UIT-Nzde OF IN
crzckzble tafeta Jacket IS made
IN the new WiISiaz Etou effect.
tailor stitched. back and fr0us
trimmed with fancy silk n flower
and Persian effect. full elbow
sleeve. tziIor-stItched fancy cuffs.
full circular skirt, trimmed 70
match Jacket, N navy. resedz,
green, pearl. gray and Others
Price $16.s5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
Here Are Some pdriSian
Novelties

In side and back combs that
VIII positively add chic 70 your
head
BACK CONBS-Mzde OF tor
tone shell. S1e and smooth
teeth, curve shaped 50 a 20 Il
snugly 20 the head. trimmed n
fancy designs OF dull and bright
gold. some are Inlz5d with bril-
liant stones II yo- pay Ten
times this p-ice II 4 jewelry
store they could n0t look any
richer- Our prize -------5 soc
SIDE COMBS-Mad- OF IrzI-
ian shell. curve shaped back.
extra long teeth curved % Il
snugiy 10 rhe head, 10 stray
hair when yOu wear these and
they VIII poS5EIvely add zeztr-ss
70 your hzl-- Prlce, par -25e
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
Arrived

Arrived
This seasons newest styles OF
Ladies Cloves from the best
makers IN Europe; IN all the
latest coioring-
LADIES GLOvES-In open
worked mesh; silk stitched back;
two patent clasps; in black.
white, mode. tan. gun metal and
gray. Price ..-25 Csc
LADIES' GLOVES (Kay-
ser's uake)-Madc OF suede
Isle; double woven fingers:
double clasp; Paris point
stitched back II mode, gray,
white, black -.-2 Zoe
LADIES GLOVES (Kay-
ser's nakel-Mzde OF the best
LYONS silk; three rows OF
stitching On back; double pat
ent clasp; III champagne. red,
tan, gray. pearl. navy, black and
white Price .5 soc
w. B. (Worfd-best LADIES'
KID GLOVES)-Lzte OF pick
ed lzmbsansi gusset between
the fingers 70 add strength 70
the wearing quality; patent
clasps; II brown tan, gray, red.
mode, navy green, also black
and white; warranted and TT
ted LOO
Gloves cle1Ced By 4 dry pro-
cess, sc z pair
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
Complete Returns
for March Add
Millions.
Real Estate Deals
of Past Week
Are Large.
Opening of April
Finds Buyers
Numerous.

LhoDz Mzgee & sons, making
complete review q The realty Irznsac-
Lo1S II Szz Francisco during the
E1zc1 - NzEca. md EhzL t1s total
zEc-rt q Money represented IN the
deals was S1zs4s.7z5, & large izcrezSz
above Al estimate thai vas supplied 81
brokers' W1eu the figures for March
were Eor al II n Asrca- 1893, the
-1rzI transactions Amounted 70 buL
s4-sIs-ee& Tie great amounts r=cs1ysc
Il March. 1855. were for sale n the
Le4-Tsrzss $5ssI5~Teas 5lTzEzzs $3.50
5-l1 Western Addition. s214ss 1885, Ms
S-c1- SI-ES5-zGe- The deals II Rich
Zo11- Sunset. South san Francisco and
ne Po-rs-o amounted 70 more than
sLrea4-ee9- The transactions % March
numbered 1919
ADonE sales szg-esslng S5e9.eG3
epecE & Co report EAe following For
2ober- 5sdIOw q George : Hoover.
-E6 Hotel WzI-sz property OF tEe north
me q Ellis street HIS ezSZ Of LeaEeE-
worth Io- ssxI28. runtng through -
Antonio street. hotel = under lease ~
an annual rental o. f7358, consideration
sl-g,e-1- Tor George 4 WeILor0ck 70
Sal Lewis, Tor ssG.sos, southwest cor
-sr q McALlIscer and Fillmore streets,
s--sEsI-s. and stores and fats pru6uc-
Is Al annual rental q uore than
s1sa4- fo- 4 FlzJhuzzu &c & client
sou-h line q Turk street, zT-g east OF
Polk. sexs5. store and Hats renting for
$3.50 Z year fer George X Fish e. al
q Private terms. wesz line q Stockton
street ss-s south o. Bush ss-sxs8- for
Dr. " z Price 20 keenan, Robson for
$s5-9l4- northeast corner OF Golden
CATE avenue and Fillmore street ASKS.
Tor Warehouse & Price 70 3 client for
t-esGG1s northwest line o. Folsom street
la5 feet northeast q Third. z5xIsd. %
CLe1s1rIzz- fer = Rafferty, zrd : WI
lard 20 & client for sz6.a5g. z5xs0 OF
the wsst line q Jones street sz-s south
q GszET- Lor 4 EizkeIuzz1, fer
sL6-ee1. z5xs9 On the southeast lire q
Howard street sIz-s northeast q
FOURTH for Gertrude Z EoeII. OF pr
Vzre terms. ire Ior and improvements
aEsuue and lombard street sz-s1 Of
Ac1rgoDsrT avenue So On Lombard
street ard 4s-s OF Jansen for Ella A.
McLsOd- for SIS. 1sG. Sz-sxsa ard tu-
proTs-e1-s- northeast Garner o. Wash
tnzton ard P0~eIf streets % Gertrude
Z EOsI, fo- SISaEg. lot s5xIGa and In
prove1szrs q the northeast line q
Sscol6 street 3 feet northwest q De
Boon EOE Frank S-z6eI-zrn for
sE4-e11- S4-41zIs5 and improvements.
northeast corner q Broadway and
LzSoa street % Isaac Andersen, for
xlS-59d- lot 4sx7s-s. with improvements.
q TIE s1urEszsI corner OF vallejo and
Hyde streets <or MAJ RzphzeL for
sI4el1- EAz triangular piece 44.EEx
-s-s xs4-l =. q The southwest Ifzz q
Aoutz0usrE avenue 71-zz southeast
q LOMBARD street