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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22

S5S50-Rents 500 per month; right il the heart
OF Chinatown; business property; Ebso-
lutely the best China buy on the mar
ket today. This is better than is per
cent (2749l
$500 modern Groom Fruitvale bungalow;
only year and 4 half old; with gas cleo
tricirT. two toilets, fne garden. open lawn,
fruit and flowers. lot 5oxl25. sunny front:
near two electric lines: rents now for
$50 Per month: ttl5s Is a little better than
IS Per investment VII net 10 per
cent easily this price includes all of the
elegant furniture which cost the owner
nearly S10G0 only 3 year ago; the biggest
snap on TIE market to4ay in the way OF &
strictly CD % date modern home: mort
gage Of $500 running 10 years now on the
property. payable IN monthly installments
OF SI9. including interest. can stand. t3oSol
GEORGE ". AUSTIN,
10ls BROADWAY.
AUSIIN'S LIST.
This IS tie choicest large uninproTed down
town business lot IN this city for sale az the
present time.
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BURLTNGAME REAL ESTATE.

no MORE $500 LOTS
IN
BCRLIN AME
for the last ten weeks our sales have averaged
50 lots week with a constantly Increasing
demand We have left about $50 lots: In less
than month they viii all be gone. No one
else Is Offering lots right IN the town OF Bur
tnEame for $500 When ours are gone you
VII have 70 pay those who are now buying
pront. Why delay; Big lots 5ex120 feet on
broad avenues lined with beautiful trees
sewers and water mains laid. for $500: $50
cash. balance SO monthly. What rapid rran-
sit has done for other suburbs the hay shore
cut-od VIII do for Burlingsme Take San
Burlingame station.
LYON & H0AG. $40 Market st
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C/TyA4LL

SIS. .0oo-Fifty (50l feet front on the west side
OF Clay st, only 80 feet north OF 18th:
looks Ike q very attractive buy these
times: old Improvements now paying bet
Ter than bank interest: this ought 10 be
worth 100000 shortly; IL surely win
when the improvements which 70 be
built On this street commence (3ol7)
81 5oo-Inside property on Clay and 1eth sts.
sold for 5000 per foot; here is COR
& few steps away. and positively
the only corner TO be hsd in this block
ST the old figure OF $500 per foot; sit
usted n the midst Of concrete business
structures soon 20 be erected; this is ripe
now for e good turn. l2o66)
GEORGE W AUSTIN.
1oIs BROADWAY.
EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
cIEvEScER.
1920 2Sd ave. Tel. Ash 2os2.
S17oo-Plain. comfortable house On lot zox17o:
4 rooms and hath: also harm On the prem
ises: street work and Sidewalk done; block
and E half from cars.
szooo-A good. roomy house On lot 67x110; in
q desirable location: bargain.
$500 and up-Chofce lots close in
CLETESGER.
2Sd ave. between z. 14th and 2. 18th
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zrLL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

AILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
IT is an ideal place for home. especially as
the car facilities are good. take the fast
boat for Ssussiito. then the rapid electric rail-
rad 70 NH Waller: Jon then ont in the
sunshine among trees and flowers: not cramped
up In Fats pretty views OF mountain and bay;
Just think, large lots.
$500 and upward:
SO monthly payments.
On graded streets sewer and water mains
laid right al station and two stations on
tract: come out today You viii enjoy the
outing and x be made profitable to yoa
II you purchase lot: office at Nil Valley
AID 636 Market ST
LYON & HoAG
BOYLE PARK.
MILL VALLEY
TIE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
Iarre. slightly lots. wooded: bay and mountain
view: streets being graded and severed: building
restriction: inCtes TO station: lots 50 feet and
larger: price $3.50 up 7. G. PARKER & co.
L T. PARKER Agent. NH Valley.
TIE finest property II Marin County at MfIl
Valley: lots from $500 up: beautifully wooded.
water pipes lsid- telephone. etc. we sell lots
on very easy paEmentss call and J.
FRED SCHLTSGAAS CO.. NH Valley. Cal
TIE choicest property IN Mn Valley: low prices:
easy payments. For particulars see SLfPP 4
JASPER. 1911 Fillmore St. near O'Farrei1,
Ssn Francisco
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PALo Alto REAL Estate.


So. coo-One Of the best pieces Of 6usiness
property between San Jose and San Fran
cisco. In the town Of Paio Alto. This
property pays L per cent net. and f. In
line for better interest IN the near fu-
t9re- We can recommend the property
highly.
sc. ooo-One Of the nnest homes IN Pslo Alto:
large lot: beautiful oaks: the adjoining
property has been sold recently for 3foo
per foot. The land is wen worth the
money. besides q beautiful house modern
In every particular The best invest
f1i,ooo-Ten acres and beautiful home place
IN every respect. s acres OF orchard In
fun bear1ng. aprfcots and peaches; ~
acres family orchard. very choice: hun
ereds Of choice bushes and
Dentai trees: npe house; abundance Of
splendd water: acres piped for irrs-
gacto1s modern barn and out-houses and
Up 20 date chicken house. One Of the
most comfortable homes On the san Fran
ciaco and San lose road; 3 niles south
ef Stanford Universfty. Terns-Han
cash and the bslsnce can remain On mort
Eage. per cent per srnum net Direct
applications 20
TIE J. J. MORRIS REAL ESTATE CO.
10 University ave. PaIo Alto. Cal.
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PERSONALS

wANTED-To know the address of AEIHl II, = X
BETH INQUIRER his brother. Il r. 4 /
Address box 13e. Call Office
ANY person who witnessed accident Su1day-
p m. 1srh and Market ses-- viii confer r1xor
On family Of injured nan hy zddess1ng G W.
wALKER- S44S 22d 81
RTPTTRF-I-X-L Elsstic 1ruSs fzctory tor1a-
eriy If s r now located at 1oS " Srn 81
Ios Ansefes PROF A. A MCLEAN asenr-
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Oakland or
Eastern property. 100 ranches. all sizes; IN
fruit, poultry. grain. stock CT general farm
ing See me for ranches
e ErSnN Is Racon giaes. Oskiend-
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This IS the choicest large uninproTed down
town business loT IN this city for sale az the
u-eSeut time,
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BEFORE placing yo1r order for paperhangt1s
decorating. write OF call AZ our store. excel
lent work. lowest prices. largest stock n
town. estfrrares furnished g r. WALL
PAPER CO. 1871 O'Farren Prone West 8ss7-
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RALFMooS BAY REAL ESTATE.
FOR sale AZ sacrifce-5 lots on Main ave-.
can't make payments Box 113S. Call ofhce.
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AFTER this date / win not be responsible for
any debts contracted ty ny wife, Hattie
courreges- B. CoURREGES
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-05-03

Continued on page three.)
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VARIOUS ITEMS.

At the installation of officers of the Knights of Pythias in Westville Mon- day evening the following officers were installed by Deputy Norton: o. O., Guy Baldwini v. O., Harvey Herman; F., James Fraser: K. of R. and S., B. Sher- man; M. of M, L. Spencer; B. T. Gan ter; M. of A., H. F. Jewett; M. of w., H. F. Caldwell; ]. G., John Fraser; G G., H. B. Dykeman. After the install lation the members and friends were seated to a delicious banquet. Toasts were rendered by the following mem- bers: Postmaster Attorney Louis Ja- cobs, Mir. Norton, Rev. F. J. Sexton Rev. Mr. Snodgrass, Messrs. Holbrook Fuller and 'Parson' Isbell All the speakers were interesting and every one did justice to the well supplied tables
 Miss Catherine Hillhouse and Miss Lima Wolfe of Waterbury are visiting friends in Howard avenue.
 A public whist will be given at Music hall, Branford, tomorrow evening by St. Mary's Ladies' T. A. B. society Dancing with music by Harmony or cnestra will follow the game.
 St. Johns minstrels held another re. hearsal Sunday and every indication points to 8 very fine show. Many friends of the club have expressed a desire to have reserved seats and the committee has decided to reserve the galleries and the first five rows down stairs.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Mortgage Deeds.

Morris M. Puklin to Henry Baker ct al, $12SOO; S75 feet on State street.
 Morris A. Puklin to Joel A. Sperry, $21,O00; S7.5 feet on State street.
 George J. Lacey to Indiana Kretz $500; thirty-flve feet on Mill River street. 1 Newton E. Skinner to Elizabeth H Wood, $500; forty-fve feet on Beacon street.
 Matthew Dunn to Max Adler, $500; rear lot, seventy-three feet from Woes ter street.
 Frank Angel to New Haven Savings bank, $1,0OO; fifty-two feet on Haven street.
 Frank Angel to the Weibel Brewing company, $500; fifty feet on Haven street.
 Bridget Lynch to Celia M, Strabel s1,500; forty feet on Peck street.
 Pasquelina Basilicato to Daniel Dove $2O0; twenty-five feet on Haven street
 Jennie T. Van Name to the Peoples Bank and Trust company, $1,5O0; fifty two feet on East Pearl street
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ranR1Rr's q nti
X/sN I1fk XaH HzTHn
 IRAIkRAdDs
November 1s. f0ob.

 xS;;4O. 'S:0O, xS:I2, $40 sa.SE aSE 41S.OS. 1S:Sy. aaS;oo a.sooo a; m. %12:O2, sli:28. sI:SS. sS:IIS j:S s6:Ss d9S e.sSS 4;25, 4;85, .4:5s, .5:l2 5;s0. +IS:2s Go, .a.os to BEidgeportl. *7:1a, s8:O2. sa::SSSS. sa:SS. +A;5O. x7:50. +s:55, a. m. ss;lo o1::ddS' 4;S6, s5:12, x6:l5. s7:16 sS:1S o'SV. ss:0S p. m. .,5.Ssg PSs Washington via Harlem River.
 For Boston,- -TiyO WOrroests.. reashs. daily' aay ., eessancSe, via Hartford and WiIiimant Is-. tic--. F1y;O4 @ a. m. %4:04 D. m.
 Proyidsnsaton. SSf nSston 10 yia ys !NSew London and mq sls;o5. .s41 SSs .S!ss,a a;!f !4:gs 5sa !5:da a. m. '12:O5. "S:5s. s5:0s, s7:oi1 'r0' p m n4'00 .1a.Es Boston via springheld--sI;o7. 1Si SicS .Sy d. m, l;45, A5:55 p. m. Sundays
 wv 2. m., a6:55 D. m.
 For Hartford, SprtnRfleld. etc.---s1 .oY sad.o 4;lS eto s,6la ,H6laagtford,l $40. 7:1S xs:1s' x7:o5 7Sf SsSiS7 ss,S .SS:66, e:O5 Sto Hartford} zsSs saG % iisiPS isiS, SB5 E % ssS1Sedssyi,,9a. s1e syio % For New London, etc., s2:25. ss:5E .;;455s iia95 a.9S .ll;41 .isa E n. .1s:os .ls:Si sS9fF9S0R' sroSofS p m S;4 ds1, ll;so lto say a. In, .i2;o5, '2:5S, a5:0S, s7:ol. p. m. % 1.a%Eor %or Middletown, WilIimantic, etc., S::SSS a ' m'' l;Oo, s5:05.. lto Worcester). 0've ?. m. Sundays--7:20 D. m.
 n E1r E1r Sheiburne Falls. etc --7:50 a m. v1:ze M.N. io New Hartford). 4:04. 8:00 (to
 Fer Derby and AnsOnaa--e.5s. SOC. s:5Sz, s:a0 9. m, 12:10, 2:35, s4:15a, 4:S0. ffiis fiso a.41; q o, la:sS a$S ggx6 JsundaysssO. For Waterbury-6.5S. S:0o. g,4u rr, i2:lo. 2:s5, 5:1S, TAO. 11:30. D. nj. Suns days-s:S0. 11:40 a. m. $40, S.s0 D rr,, For Wfngted--6:68. $40, a. m. 12:lN x:S6. 6;1S, TAO p. m. Sundays-s:so a m, 6:40 [. m. I @7%e .' For PittsfieId and Intermediate Points -b:6O, svia Rridgeport), 9:36, a. mi. 1:Ik ?. m. Sundays-7:50 (via Bridgeporf1 a. m. 57 - sundays-7:50 a. m. (via Bridgerortl.
 aExpress trains. IParlorI car limited. gro Derby Junction. xLocal express. o' M' sn sai'fAMD' eart' F Q. COLBY.
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT LINE

STEAMER CHESTER W. CHApTy. l. Er0m NEW HAVEN--steamer leaves 1slb a. m.. daily, except Mondays. Pass aenEers may board steamer at any tine after 10 D. m From NEW YORK---steamer leavea e:00 D. m, daily, except Sunday.
 Time between New York and NOys Haven about Ave hours.
 Steamer. aTrives at and departs from R., foot of Peck Slip New York, For tickets and staterooms apply at the off1ce on Belle Dock, also at Bish. 9p & Co.'S. 7l5 Chapel street, and as Purger'B office on steamer. The NEW ENGLAND NAVIo ATrON fsO.
 GEO. c. BLACK, Agent,
 Belle Dock, New Haven.
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At the Churches To-morrOw-Live Oak
 Council Meeting = Eighty-eighth
 Birth Adversary - Amer Street
 WeddiDE-Pers0naI
 Live Oak council, Brotherhood of Re- lief, held its annual meeting Thursday evening and officers were elected as follows: President, Arthur Sherwood; vice president, H. l. Foote; secretary and treasurer, John w. KesseL Only three assessments have been laid the past year and the sum of $15 was paid in sick benefits.
 At the meeting of Live Oak council, Royal Arcanum. held Thursday evening Charles H. Greenfield was elected guide to succeed the late John F. Me- Andrews. MT. McAndrews had been a member of the council for about year and his family will receive a S2,000 ben eft.
 Car No. 501, the first of the series of the fifteen new double truck electric cars, is running on the Grand avenue route. More of these cars will soon be in commission.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church Sunday the pastor, Rev Charles G. Smith will preach in the morning on Christ at the Jordan and in the evening his subject will be Fleeing from Sodom." Two candidates will be baptized at the close of the evening service.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church Sunday at 10:90 a. m. morning worship and Sunday school at noon. At p. m. Sunday school in the Ferry street chapel. Y. P. s. c. E. at 6:15 D. III. Evening worship at 7:30 Theme of the sermon Gan a Drinking Man be Saved from His Apetite?' Tuesday evening at 7:S0, prayer and conference meeting. Topic, Christ the Good Shepherd"
 Mrs. Sarah Dorothy, who is stopping ] with her granddaughter, Mrs. 0, H Bush of S6 Sherland avenue, will cele- brate her eighty-eighth birthday ami versary to-day. A number of her rela- lives and friends will call. W. A. Graham, who has been confin- ed to his home In Grand avenue, sev. eral days in consequence of an absoes! !, on his foot, is able to sit up He is thu we'll known ex-Superintendent of tn, Consolidated Railway.
 1 At the meeting of Loyal Council Knights of Columbus, held last even ing, the officers recently elected wer i installed. The installation exercise were followed by smoker.
 With few days like yesterday, tn ice dealers would have better pros pect of securing an ice harvest, Ther is time int February, If the weather favorable, to fill the ice houses, but tn time is getting short and the dealer are anxious for cold spell soon.
 At the home of the brides mother 8 AS Amer street next Tuesday evening
 Miss, Dora, daughter of Mrs. Albertin
 Siedorf, will be united in marriage t A. H. Wickett of Oldtown, Me. Onl
 relatives and a few friends will witnes
 the ceremony.
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CITY NOTICES.
VI wv AAO6Ss NOTICE TO PRINTERS,

NOI4GG IO Fh1NI IEftS. Sealed proposals giving price for printing and publishing the Year Book of the City of New Haven for 1905, including various reports of depart ments, will be received at the Con- troller's office, Room IS, City Hall, un- til Il a. m. Monday, February s, 1906. Printed specifications upon which the proposals must be based eaE be had upon application at Room 15, City Hall A copy of such specifications must accompany the proposals. A certified check payable to the or der of J. N. Rowe, Controller, for five per cent. of the total price bid for the printing and publishing of the said Year Book must accompany the pro- posals.
 The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
 JONATHAN N. ROWE,
 Controller.
 EDWARD A STREET, J27 St City Clerk.
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Gtty Advertisements.
NOTICM.

The Board of Relief of the Town of New Haven, hereby give notice that Hall, on Thursday, February 1st, 1906, from a. m. to p. m, and daily thereafter until Wednesday, February 14th inclusive; also on the evenings of February 9th, 9th, and 18th, for the purpose of hearing any appeals that may come before them
 No sessions will be held on Saturday afternoons and Lineoln's birthday.
 John N. Leonard,
 Sam1. H. Williams,
 Jacinto Cassariego,
 Board of Relief.
 j23 got
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HENRY CLEws
On the Present Stock Market Situa-
 tinn

On the Present Stock Market Situa-
 tion.
 Henry Clews, in his letter to-day, says:
 So far as the immediate situation is concerned in the stock market, we can not conscientiously advise the purchase of stocks. Quite possibly manipulation may force prices here and there to a higher level, but it Is practically certain that current liquidation will continue until all of the larger interests have parted with their surplus holdings. When that point is reached there will be scramble among the little fellows to get out, and the market will be left to take care of itself, with no short in- terest to check the decline. It will then be a case of "the devil take the hind mostp
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Warranty Deeds.

Indiana Kretz to George J. Lacey, thirty-five feet on Mill River street.
 Benjamin J. Davis to the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, parcel on Brown street.
 Henry Hahn ca al, to Morris M. Puklin, S7.5 feet on State street.
 Joseph Spring to Bertha Maelchler, thirty feet on Lilac street,
 William S. Pardee ct al, to Henry F, English forty-eight feet on Chapel street.
 B. R. English to Henry F. English, forty-two feet on Chapel street.
 Aaron R. Abram ct ux., to Bridget Lynch, forty feet on Rock street
 Daniel Dove to Pasqualna Basilica- to, twenty-five feet on Haven street.
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Administra.tnr,s Deed.

William s. Pardee, administrator, to Henry F, English, forty-eight feet on Chapel street.
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Harris Olderman ct ux., George Wierwaiss, forty-six feet on Oak street Term of five years from June, 19O5 $S6O first year and 1884 thereafter.
 Patrick J. Cronan to George B. Bun nell, 22 Audubon street, Term of two years at $90O per year.
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Starln'sN. Y.&N.H.LIna

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY PASSENGE FIR AND FRETGHT sfnTsvrrm Leaves New Haven i0;t6 D. rn., starin Pier. foot of Brown Street LsavGd New York, 800 P. nn., Cortlandt Street. Piers, No, 1S N. R, Fare 75c, cxeursion uckets $l,2b. Rooms $1.00. Take ChaHs ol Street cars to Brewery Street.
 Q. M. FISHER, Agent. Ms-W New Haven. Conn
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lis Pendens

Francis T. Munson vs. Frank L. Ed wards, forty-fve feet on Blake street; one hundred and seventy-fve feet on Blake street.
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reertifcata of Attacbmert

Smith Brothers & Co.,, vs. Frank T, Lane, land at Oyster Point, South Wa ter street.
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Quit Claim Deeds.

Norman D. Judson to James Clark, fifty feet on Orchard street.
 Joel A. Spring to Henry Hahn ct al, SL5 feet on State street.
 Simon J. Hugo to Indiana Kretz, thirty-five feet on Mill River street.
 James Hillhouse to Frank Angel, flfty-two tset on Haven street.
 Newell J. Bailey ct al,, to Frederick F. Beach, thirty-four feet on Charles street. Abraham Lauder to Mary Roberts, three hundred and seyenty-fve feet on Woolsey street.
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Bond for Deed.

Joseph Meissmer ct al., to John F, Campbell, b6.4 feet on Washingtos avo- nue.
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Mechanics, Lien.

Mechanics Lien The Warmer Miller Co. vs. s. 2. Poli, one hundred and fifty-two feet on George street.
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Morris Kohn to Rebecca and Jean nette, S1,S65 feet on or1nge street; six teen feet on State street; five feet on Orange street.
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Power of Attorney
Leases.

George E. Lum to Benjamin R. Eng fish, forty-eight feet on Chapel street.
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Executors, Deed.
Distribution.

5oh4 P, Kellogg to H. F, English for weight feet on Chapel street.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
z2,EMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known In This City .-IntereHting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
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LATEST FAIR HA'IEN NEWS
BROTHERHOOD OF RELIEF HOLES ANNUAL MEETING.

At the Churches To-morrow--Live Oak Council Meeting -- Eighty-eighth Birth Anniversary - Amer Street WeddiDE--Pers0naI
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-02-01
KNIFE THRUST SETTLED BEAR
Alaskan Native Killed Monster In
SINGLE Combat.

Bear hunting as pursued by the
Alaska native is an interesting game
remarked ]. z. Gardiner, a Nome
miner.
i witnessed a bear hunt ON Kadiac
island few months ago. big brown
bear, one of the species Familiarity
known on Kadiac island and the other
Aleutian islands, was Fostering the
settlement, and a native who bore a
wide reputation for prowess among his
people decided to go after the animal.
Before starting on the expedition, how
ever, he went to his mother and OBJ
tanned her permission. His mother
was the oldest woman of the tribe, and
without her consent he wouldn't have
stirred an inch. She gave her con-
sent, so the native hunter, armed only
with knife, started out. Three more
of us with rifles, accompanied him.
We agreed among us to allow the ma
tive to have the first chance at the
bear and to shoot only If he failed to
kill the beast
I'VE came upon the bear in ravine.
The native crouched on the ground as
the bear came up We became quite
excited. 1t was to be a hand-to-hand
battle, and we feared the native would
get the worst of it. AS the bear APP
preached the native it reared on it's
mind legs. We had our guns ready
for instant action. But the guns were
not needed. Quick as a flash the ma
tive sprang up and had his knife
plunged into the animals heart and
was away several steps before the
bear knew what had happened 1t was
a death blow, and we packed the pelt
back to Karluk in triumph.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-02-01
FOUR YEARS OF AGONY.
Whole Foot Nothing But Proud Flesh
Had to Use Crutches-"Cutlcura
Remedies the Best on Earth"

"In the year 1899 the side OF my
right foot was cut off from the little
toe down to the heel and the physi-
clan who had charge Of me was try
ing to sew up the side Of my foot, but
with no success. At last my whole
foot and way up above my calf was
nothing but proud flesh. | suffered I'M
told agonies for four years, and tried
different physicians and all kinds OF
ointments. | could walk only with
crutches. In two weeks afterwards
saw change in my limb. Then be-
gan using Cuticura Soap and Ointment
often during the day, and kept IL up
for seven months, when my limb was
healed up just the same as II never
had trouble. 1t Is eight months now
since l stopped using Cuticura Rene
dies, the best on Gods earth. | am
working at the present day after i've
years of suffering The cost OF Cuti'
cura Ointment and Soap was only Sc,
but the doctors bills were more like
5000. John M. Lloyd, 71S s. Arch Ave..
Alliance. Ohio Juno 81, 1905"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-02-01
Exhumed for an Earring.

A remarkable development has TAX
en- place in the case Of the prisoners
O'Riordan and O'Driscoll who are in
custody in Tralee on the charge Of will
fully numbering Mrs. O'Riordan, a
schoolmistress, wife of the first and
sister of the second prisoner. The
body of Mrs. O'Riordan, which has
been a considerable time in the grave,
has been exhumed to decide curious
point that has arisen. An earring
was found on the prisoner O'Driscoll,
and O'Riordan claimed it as his prop
erty. The doctor who made the post
norton examination of the murdered
woman could not say for certain
whether there were two earrings or
only one on the body. To settle the
point the body was exhaumed, and on
examination it was found that one ear
ring was missing Irish Independent.