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will, though, or you wouldn't want ia
be gamblin' that l don't live a long
an useful life. / guess If it's all right
for you to take chances OH it it's all
right for me-
You don't look at it the right way,
he says. We don't take no chances. on
YOU
You bet your sweet life you don't,
1 says. You get a doctor to examine
me first an IL l amt right sound
amt good risk an my application
don't go. Amt that right?
"'No, it amt right he says. There
amt no doctor that can tell what's go.
in to happen to you. I say we don't
take chances on you. We don't We
take chances on all of our policy hold
ers in lump. We've got it figgered
out by averages. So many will die on
an average an SO many won't, an we
charge enough to make a fair profit
enough to pay expenses and salaries
Now. you may live, as you say. an
then you'll help to pay runnin' eK.
penses, but you'll have the feelin' that
you're protected all the time an that's
something. If you die the day after
you take policy you're anywhere from
thousand to five hundred ahead.
81 don't see how you figure that !
says. 'Tll be dead, won't II
"'You will be- he says, but your
wife an helpless little children won't
They'll need their three meals a day
just the same as If you was alive, an
they'll need a roof over their heads an
clothes to wear
81 amt got no wife nor no helpless
children says. I'm an orphan an
I don't know anybody 1 think enough
of to give up $50 year just so they
can have $1,000 when 1 die
I'D been holdin' that back on him
for the last. knew he thought 1 was
married man. But you can't down
them fellers.
"sYou may git married some time
he says, AN then It'll cost you more be
cause you'll be older. Better let me In.
sure you
swell, he's comm to see me again
when he's thought>Of some more argy.
ments Chicago Daily News.
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performance Of this Individual NAV BIZ
read in the recent statistics complied
by the Manufacturers Record COVERING
the assessed valuation OF property In
the several Southern States in the yea
1905. compared with 1900 and 1904. for,
while the South has witnessed some
very large investments OF capital, which
nave had their influence in bringing
about the extraordinary enchantment
which the Record points out-an In
crease of more than S5OO,OOO, 600 in
the twelve months of 1905 and an ex-
cess of 81, 3S1 100000 for the five-year
period from 1900 to 1905-the lmpor-
tant factor has been the work of a null
titude OF people Of small means who
have been adding their mite to this stu
pendous increase qf material wealth.
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Friendly TIP.

There are many things you should
avoid, young man." said the bachelor
philosopher. "but there is one in par
ticular that I would warn you
against"
what is that?" Queried the unso.
phisticated youth.
"The widow who firmly believes hat
she, is an example of the survival OF
the flttest," replied the old man. with
a long drawn-out sigh.
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Opportunities are only loiss k,e..
In the walls Of didiculty.
Heaven can always become , c,....
environment than earth.
All culture must be msasnred hv II.
contribution to the soul.
Regeneration is spiritual Le~di,,
overcoming that Of nest.
True parenthood is a Rerfest sermo,
on the Father in Heaven.
We can always have His face ,a,,
er to us than our rfaiMtss.
You cannot tive right when Won A..
feeding your mind ON folly.
Almost all things we get for aothln,
cost more than they are worth.
With many the wisest thing 10 a.
Is to say nothing and stick to it.
Keep your heart falfou md 70, o.,
be sure of fat crops from Gods seed
When the church is a refrigerator ca,
1t Is travelling under false pretensss.
A man needs to pray ar himself
when the offering spoils the sermon
It's the man who is always CROWN,
who is most likely to have 10 cat crow
There is no promise chat the Holy
Ghost shall come to the ghostiy church
They who have the Joy Of finding tn.
lost never desire the pleasures Of the
lost.
Many are willing that dod should
lead them il they may show Him tho
way.
A man does not secure fhe wedding
garment by his fidelity be the mode
here.
A good deal Of our f2ith In revival.
lists is to cover our failure - do their
work.
The men who proclaim The reign Of
law in nature often forget it in their
souls.
Many shepherds never 20 after th
one until they have sheared the ninety
and nine.
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TRAGEDY UNDER THE SEA.

Fate of Diver Whose Helmet
strangely Came Uuf.st<nsd.
An accident which is described as
without precedent in tn" history Of
diving operations has been the subject
Of magisterial inquiry at Sfmonstown.
Two divers, Kraming and Aaephail
we're at work at some levels on the new
dOckyard works at SimOns0Wn. They
were working at depth of about fit!
feet. and. though they did not % dowa
together, they met under water. and
were. it appeared from the evidence
discussing by signs the position in re-
gard to the levels on which they were
working.
According to the statement OF the
survivor, Macphail, he saw his conf
panion's helmet suddenly by Oh. IN
this desperate position the drowning
man chung to Macphail. who gave tns
signal to the boat overhead to haul ln'
and the two men were drawn up 10
within ten feet of the surface. At TINS
point the hauling ceased, the men III
the boat being unable 10 False lido
heavy weight further, and haephali
was compelled to loose his hold OF Dis
drowning comrade. who sank to tn'
bottom. The other man reached ths
boat, and Immediately went down
again, but Kramlng was lying 1aec
downward on the bottom, and was oeao
when they finally got him to the sur
face.
No explanation was Forthcoming OIL
how 1t was possible for the mans Del.
met to come unfastened. 1t vas stated
TO have been adjusted properly Sneh
be entered the water. and the Two
divers were said to hare been On per
fectly good terms. no question as !"
the possibility of foul play Delnt
raised. The verdict was simply tna'
the man was drowned, but the masls
trate confessed that the manner
which the helmet became unfastened ~
mainedl mystery. Cape Town eof''
spondence London Chronicle.
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Prehistoric Ineubators.

The use of incubators in the haeenns
Of eggs IL not new process. On t"
contrary, it dates back to the ane'sn.
Egyptians who often Matched eggs "
various fowls In clay ovens heated !"
the proper temperature.
With the dying out of the Is1ptian'
the science Of incubation, lfks 80 nan'
Of their others arts, went with tnen'
and 1t was thought that it was one =.
the lost arts until Reamur regalneu :"
In the last century.
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A Life study.

Tess-Belle graduated from your
cooking school last year. didn't she!
Jess-Yes. but she's going to take a
postgraduate course this spring.
Tess-Going back to school, eh2
Jess-No; she's going to marry a
poor young man at Easter Philadel-
phia Press.
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Feminine Attractions,

Dolly-Yes, the prettiest girl In our
Sunday school sold kisses at 80 cents
each to help along the church fair.
Somehow, the young men were shy
about taking them at that price.
Dick-No wonder. You must have
been trying to attract girls. Young
men are not looking for Decent bar.
gains.
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Lucky for Him.

"What do you think Of the man who
stole that immense sum of money!
"Well," answered Broncho Bob, Fl
'spose we'll have to 90 ahead and
spend the time an money on 4 trial.
It's lucky for him It wasn't boss.
Washington Star.
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It 10 not wealth, nor ancestry, but
honorable conduct and noble dispo-
sition that make men great-Ovfd
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Stereotyping.

The first attempt at stereofJpins =
America was made in 1875 by BenJaml.
Mecom. printer at PhiladeIpnia' ~
yious to this time the Dutch had slei'0
typed a prayer book in III. -.
The first printing press IN An'e,
was established in 1859 at Camoi'us'
Mass.
Civilization ShOrtens EQun
The life Of the horse Is said 70 na ..
been reduced By civilization. A "a
aRe Of Is the domestic animal IS ~ -.
- II 1t had lived thirty years IN . ~
state.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-21

The first known treatise on stenog.
raphy Is curious little book called
"Arte Of Shorte, Swifte. and Secrete
Writing by Character"
The credit Of inventing this method
belongs to DR.. Timothe Bright.
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l hHr Who ...t
e. = 10 alv.y.
h'.t'e hlss. ri,.
sn Own bic -,
HAND hoii1a
Ne vs,Id,
wsH Has ).
slsassr foe tia.
the wilmer.
Hss rsisio.
that D not rrinr
b ssaity sro.s.
inG.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-21

Every selfish man Is the center Of his
universe and he's It
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TRuMPET CALLS.

RaA's Msen sesnAs Wa..s..~
- the UnrsAesr.A Ssts
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There isn't much fun in maKlns ~
b Z girl IL she knows Jon really n
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
DIED

BELCfI-In Alameda, Aiexandef J. Belch
native of Canada. aged 78 years.
BRAUN1ART-May IS, s19usg Samuel
Braunhart, uncle of Jacob sBraunhaTt. q
native of Germany, aged 5S years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Remains
sat the parlorsO of j. c. O'Connor q Co.,
: 1862 Fulton street m29
BUZZI-In the City and County Hospital,
May. 20. 1906, Bruno Buzzi, a native OF
Italy. aged months.
CARROLL-fn this city. Eliza Carroll, a
native of Nova Scotia aged 86 years.
DEELY-sIn this city. May %. 1906 Mar
garet. beloved wife of John Deeiy, and
devoted mother OF Mary. Annie. Agnes
Margaret, Thomas, Francis and the late
John and Lawrence Deeiy. a native Of
Ireland aged 51oyears.
: Friends and accuaintances are re-
spectfuily invited to attend the funeral
today tWednesday1, at 8:45 a. m- from
her late residence. 254 Parker avenue
thence TO Holy Cross Church. where a
for the repose OF hef soul, at $3.50 a. m
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. my29
EA AGBESoN--Ire this city, May 81 1906.
Margaret. beloved wife of ]. G. Eagle
son. and beloved mother OF Beecher Cos
grove. a native of New York
Friends are respectfully invited to at
tend. the funeral services. from Calvary
Presbyterian Chnrcho corner of Jackson
and Fillmore streets. today WED
nesday), May 80, at IL a. m Cremation
Odd Fellows Cemetery 2s-2tA
FULTCN-Ip King City, Monterey C6un-
ty, Cal, John f.. Fulton. beloved son of
the late jean and Emily Fulton. and
ton. native of New York, aged so years
II months and a days.
Friends and acquaintanees are re-
scecruliy invited to attend the funeral
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PRoPosAls

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 q. m, SATURDAY. June 8,
1906, and opened Immediately thereafter.
in, the presence of Bidders for furnish
cotnmissary suppiies, etc, for the Vet
erans' Home, Napa County. California
(railroad station iountvlle. T. o. b.. for
one year, comm encing July l. 1906 and
ending June so, 1901. Schedules with IN
formation and instructions for submit
ting bids will be furnished upon appli-
cation by the undersigned. Bidders will
schedules, and no bid will be considered
unless it is, in accordance with such
schedules Bids must be made on SAM
pies submitted whenever called for In
the schedule Each bidder must accom-
pany his bid with certified check upon
some we'll known and responsible bank
ing-hotise for at least 10 per cent of the
amount OF his bid, payable to c. de Col
rnesnil, 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 uuantity over or under the
amount specified Preference viii be
given 10 goods manufactured or pro-
duced in this State. price, fitness and
quality beng equal. a, undeT q,sI, the provisions
dress John F. sheeIan. secretary of the
board OF directors of. the Veterans,
Home of California, Veterans Home fP
O.), California. BY order of the Board
Of Directors. JOHN r. SHEEIIAN,
Secretary mysT. ,s,lJ ine
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

6-RooM modern house: newly painted
and renovated: lot 30x130; street work
done; cement sidewalks; near school:
price $500; $500 down, balance like
remit buyer can arrange TO purchase
furniture from present tenant, who is
going East Continental Building and
Loan Association, corner Market and
Church sts., San Francisco. 2S-7t
FOR sale-As 1 contemplate a change OF
location, a residence, also one lot in
each Of tracts in Berkeley. Call any
day or address MRS. NJ. E. HILL,
Highland Terrace, at head Of Ridge
road. Berkeley, Cal 26-5t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
c. 81. WOOSTER co. 1866 o,FARREiI, ST.
NEAR FILLMORE

We offer the following special bargains
m strictly good property: 10 acre orchards
and vineyards, and 3 years old. at San
cash; balance instailrnents. lO-scre un-
planted lots garden soil 81 GOO; 500 cash,
SIS monthly. Large villa lots, close to
depot, Palo Alto and Mayheld; $40 down
and $40 monthly; chance TO cheaplf pro-
vide new homes N the best suburban dis
trict; soon to be within 50 min. from city.
Special opportunities; free sites on rail and
water; railroads; for manufactures IN
Stockton. Early orange land al FL Mira
dor Lindsay, $50 10 500 per acre, for SIS
monthly. This land in six-year-old orange
groves viii sell for 1000 an acre Earliest
and best orange land in America; 500 miles
southeast from San Francisco. Big bargain
$4,000 acres near Red Bluff. near rail- and
steamboat, for 50 an acre. Grain, corn
fruit and stock land Good buildings
priucipslity. Terms If desired Copy OF
California Homehnder sent free Send in
yoer address myl5 SunWed II
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MARRIED.

ELLIS ISz-SC4OEER-I this city. May go,
! : 1906 by the Rev. Paul Branke. Herbert
r. Elifs and Klara Schober. both OF this
city.
KELLEY-wALTER this city. May
%. zoos, by the Rev. William N Me-
serve, Thomas B., Kelley and Jessie A.
/. Walters, both of San Francisco,
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.ARIN couNTY REAL EsTArE.

DOWN and SO per months buys you
4 home in the most beautiful part of
Garin County. / have larger line Of
loice lots to choose from than any
gent in Marin County. Exceptional
srgains IN cottages for sale OH easy
srras. Acreage a speciality, especially
fhlfmoon BAY property J. E. LEWIS
Sentfield. Marin Co. 25 ~
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lt4foaMATlon waNrEp.

SffoEMAKERS, ATTENTION.
The address of George Peterson, Swed-
ish shoemaker. is wanted; formerly
worked in a shop on Fourth st. Address
at once. United Workingnen's Shoe Co..
18th and Bartlett sts.. s. F. 2s-7t+
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
GEO w ATrSTTN

GEO. w. AUSTIN.
l0O2 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
" 'z9VEEast stake cottage of rooms,
bath, baSwin1ow; high basement
brick focndatton; lot 5exi00; two
blocks from electric line and Key
Route; Empty now and ready for
immediate possession (50)
So. eee-Pair of fats on Second St, near
Harrison. This property ought to
rent for about $50 per month. tl32o)
sS.Qop-Psir of fine large fats of s ana
rooms and basement; extra large
just OF San Pablo avenue: few
=. minutes walk from City Hall.
Handy to Key Route train to San
Francisco and in every way a very
exceptional investment and desira-
ole herne. Very well built--SWfli bear
the closest inspection. (l15s)
i8.D00-High-cla little downtown busi-
ness Investment that will rent for
upward Of 500 per month. business
all around; less than two blocks
from Broadway. 12s6)
81. GEO. W. AUSTIN.
iDo2 BROADWAY. OAKLAND. nl26-5t
sI5 PER acre for T2S acres Of the best
soil in Alameda County, with three
long frontages; bounded on the north
By the new Scenic boulevard or foot
flll road with a frontage OF one mile,
overlooking the San Frahciseo Bay
1na surrounding country; bounded on
the east by a half mile frontage rum
aing from the San Leandro road to
the Scenic boulevard road; on the
south by the san Leandro Electric
Railway and San Leaudro road with
q half-fnile frontage. This property
is the cheapest property in Alameda
County and will make beautiful
huilding sites. Property adjoining
his land cannot be bought for less
han $1,000 per acre. Please investi-
rate and see for yourself.
GEO. II. VoEE, owner
30-2t 96S Broadway, Oakland.
sAKLAND Property to Exchange for
Ranches, Stocks OF Merchandise,
Hotels,
Lodging houses.
ANY kind OF business.
Any proposition. large or small.
List Il with me.
II gou want 70 buy sell or invest
ten me what you want; il will pay
,ou; all business CONFIDENTIAL.
j. Fl. EDISON,
'oms "a e. Ia Bacon blk Oakland. A-l0t
ROOMS; modern; in nice residence Sec
don; minutes from Key Route; large
ot. 56-feet frontage; room for another
ottage; price S2250; $500 cash. balance
he rent Continental Building and
oan Association. corner Market and
-Burch SITS. San Francisco. 2S-7t
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PROPERTY WANTED.

SANTED--To buy residence. to 10
rooms. in good locality: furnished pre-
terred, state price azd ali particulars
Sok 20. Call ofzlce. 2e-7ts
h'A&TED-LoIs. burned district; long
lease. l7w rent; wall hlilu or buy. r
r GOTH. 655- Washington ST.. Oak
Ia1a. 2i-.t-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30

LOT wanted-25xT2e: WITHIN Golden
Gate ave and Hayes, Van Ness and
Iaguna sts.; CASH must be. cheap;
no agents.. Box 316, Call office, 1851
Fillmore St.. 30 2ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30

p Ocesnside Branch Office cor. II ST and
47th ave, Open daily and, Sundays.
nny2T su&w II
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REAl EsTArE No. EXCHANGE.

$100. .000-WHEAF and barley ranches;
fully stocked and improved; good
houses and fences; on county road;
large income annually. situated on Sac
ramento River. nosv offered in exchange
for S. F. real estate in business district
Apply. r. NJ. ROYCE 1882 Bush rny25tf
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Ooeanside.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30

$3.50 TO s4n0-Excelsior Homestead lots;
your choice Of whole block; YOU can
build on at once; on Mission-st. car
So line; easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30

LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society Of San Fran
cisco in the name Of DENNIS MUIR
PITY, No. t77-1513.s The finder will please
return to bank. Unless the same is re-
turned within five days new book will
be issued to the applicant. 26-5ts
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3. GETZ-Owner and deaier-Real estate
Temporary Office
$40 Broderick st. bet Hayes and Grove.
Office hours IL a. m. to 2 p. m.
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LoST-A passbook with the Hibernia
Francisco in the name of MARY S.
JONES; No. 210-S46.. The finder will
please return to bank. Unless the
same is returned within five days a
new book Will be issued TO the ap-
plicant. 30-5t%
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SOD to 5000 Building lots in Oceanside,
sunset, Richmond Heights and Excel
slor Homestead. We can and will posi-
lively suit all purchasers as to location,
price and terms
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30

LosT-A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society Of San
Francisco in the name of IDA ELLIS
or WILLIAM y. sRAWLING. JR.,.. a
minor: No. 240-6a4 The finder viii.
please return to bank, Unless the
same is returned within five days
new book Will be issued to the ap
plicant. - S0-5t$
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colored dog with white
markings on the space between the eye
brows and throat IA answers to name of
receive reward. 29-3t*
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Continued ON Page Twelve.
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LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco in the name of SARAH BEBER-
please return to bank. Unless the Same
is returned within five days new book
will be issued TO the applicant 21-5ts
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bOST-3:A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco in the name of KATE McARDLE;
NO. klO. DOL The finder will please return
TO bank; Unless the Same is returned
within FIVE days a new book will be is
sued to the applicant 27-5ts
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LosT-A passbook with the Hibernia
cisco in the name of Richard %. I'ur
ner, Mo- 20S s39-2S4-1S0 The finder
viii please rethfn to bank. Unless the
same is returned within five days a new
BOOK viii be issued to the applicant.
27-5ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST=A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan: Society of San
Francisco in the mamie of FRANK
GROSSMANN; No. 300-2S3. The
finder will please return to bank.
Unless the same is returned within
FIVE days a new book Will be issued
to the applicant :: 30Sts
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LOST-A passbook with the Hiberfia
Savings and Loan Society OF san Fran
cisco IN the name of Martha Woliard
No. 2S9-66f. The finder viii please re-
turn to bank. Unless the same is re-,
turned within Eve days a new book will
be issued to the applicant 27-5ts
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LOST-A passbook with the HibernIa
cisco in the name of GfOSEPPE I.AII-
RICELLA, No. 1f2-l0gl The 6tlder viii
please return to bank. Unless the
RfCELLA, No. ff2-i094. Unless the.
same is returned within five days a
new book will be issued. N-5t%
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LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society Of San Fran
cisco in the name of FLOYD yAuGH-
AN, No. 1s2-1575. The finder will please
return to bank. Unless the same is
/. returned within Ave days new book
will be issued to the applicant. 26~5t*
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.OST-zA pass5ook with the fIibernia Saw
ings. and Loan Society of San Francisco,
in the name of MARY H. RABJOHN;
No 29S-317. The finder will please re-
turn to bank. Unless the same is re-
turned within FIVE days a new book will
be issued to the applicant. rs 5ts
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LoST-A passbook with, the Hibernia
cisco in the name of ABRAHAM VAN
DERBOEGH, No. 203-5a0 The finder
will please return to Bank Unless fhe
same is returned within i've days 4
new book will be issued NO the appli-
cant. 26-5ts
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Savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco In the name OF JOSEPH LEAN
DER EAGLE. No. 241-57l. The finder
will please return to bank. Unless the
same is returned within fve days new
book Will be issued . to the :. applil
cant a6-sts
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

ID GETZ q SONS.
Heal Estate Owners and Dealers,
50I DEVISADERO ST.
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LQST-A pdssbeok with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco in the name of LAWRENCE
please retprn to bank. Unless the same
is returned within FIVE days a new book
VIII be issued to the applicant. 27-5t.
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LoSTLs passbook with the Ifbernfa
Savings and Loan Society OF. San Fran
cisco in the name of JOHN r. HEF-
FERNAN, No. 264-1200. The finder will
please return to bank. Unless the same
is returned within five days new book
will be issued to the applicant. 26-5ts
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LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society Of San Fran
cisco in the name of ARTHUR OIL
YER, No. S0l-926 The finder will please
return to bank. Unless the same is re-
turned within five days new book will
be issued to the applicant. 26-5t*
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30

LOST---A passbook with the Hiberflia
cisco, in the name of RUTH FLOR
ENCE JOHN.0N, No. 2Os-110f. The
finder will please return TO bank. Tn
less the same is returned within five
days a new book will be issued to the
applicant. 29-5ts