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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
TomIInson-weus.

DR. James Pitt TomIinson and Misc
Pett Wells we're married in Atlanta.
Sunday mCr,ing AZ 10 o'clock, ~ the
home 81 +. a. Davidson, Rev Carrot
oiiiciating.
The happy bride aud groom arrived
ia this city Monday night and will
make Lake Butler their future home.
The bride "a the charming and &C.
complished daughter J. w. Wells.
one Of the pFoprietors OF Hotel Worth
lnRion, ~ worthinRton Springs. She
has resided In This county the greater
part Of her life and numbers her
friends by the score. She will make
ths gsnIal Doctor true aud loving
helpmAte.
The groom Is one OF the eounty's
most prominent physicians. He has
pFaetieed HE profession IN this city for
number Of years aud enioYs the con.
iidenee aud esteem Of this entire see
ton. He 10 devoted 60 HE work aud
hss made success.
DE-. Tomliuson hiss recently been To-
Gated ~ worthipgton. but will here.
after make thls city his home and will
devote HE time TO che practice Of HE
profession.
Mr. and MIS- Tomlinsou are a. home
50 their handsome residenee IN Esst
Lake Batter They have the best
wishes Of The Star and = large host Of
friends for their future happiness and
prosperity Lake Butler Star, Oct. 3,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
CURE CATARRH NOW.
90 Not Wait Until Winter or Disease
viii Become Chronic.

90 Not Wait Until Winter or Disease
viii Become Chronic.
Many people In Gainesville are be-
ginning 90 cough sud hack With the
fall symptoms Of disagreesble and o..
fensive ealaFrh. TIE tongue 10 coated
Ia che morning. and they do NOS sleep
we'll at night on account Of disagree.
able tickling aud dropping at the back
Of ths throst e. result Of estaErh
Before the disease becomes chronic
they should use Hyomel sud eet com.
plete freedom from their catarrhal
troabics.
u you neglect 10 truas catasrh when
u hFst comes on. The chances sse THAI
Il wgll become % atmly rooted and
desp-seated thAt Il ell bother you al
uintcr and may become ehrosic and
almost lseuFable.
The 6rst days use' % Hyomsi vii
she's q decided Improvement Ia hsalth.
ana 10 a short tims shere will BE- 20
further trouble, sne zoe ulll b. free
from catarh. and csushs snd colds
sill noi bother ypa duriuE shs winter.
Remember tbat Hyonei i cola ua-
Der a. nbsoiuss guarantee thas Il costs
noihing uslsn t cars J ~ Me-
Ceilan a 90. hsss soii q gre&, mRuy
Hyomsl oesatf. ever pos win shsir
rsnonsl xassanJss thai Il sesu noth.
iog unieti is earet aad ttsy have rssu
81 macy rsntfkahls srisfsesf Sc ne
caraiirt posefs ei HEomsi ilat thet
sfs tsrg g.st 81 soHtlsue EUne thh
saafaaiss wite 'vssg FtsttEs
eenEitts Hfensl csiEt eestt go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
TweNrIsFA cgNTuaY oLUs.
Held an interesting Meeting at Home
lof Mrs. w. 8 Taylor Monday


The first meeting Of the Twentieth
CAntnrs GLIB for the session 1907 was
held MoDdsy afternoon, at the home
o. Mrs W. z Taylor. Mrs L G.
Lynch, the president for the year. pre-
siding.
In the business session. at the begin
ming. the various committees made
their reports, which were accepted.
Mre. w. s. Dorsey end Mrs. c. A. Col.
clough we're elected delegates to the
Annual convention OF the State Feder-
alton Of wOman's Clubs at Tallahas
see in November
Mr.. J. W. Tench, the lesder for the
afternoon. presided over the literary
exercises. The roll call was answered
by about thirty members, the majori-
ty Of whom, as per program. respond
ed with appropriate suggestions for
making the years work success.
The president then read her insugur.
al address, which was replete with
valuable suggestions expressed in adj
fnirshle literary form
Excellent music was rendered by
Mu. Evans, Mr. Broker and Mrs.
Grow. The literary program was con-
cluded by reading by Mrs 7 2. Hay.
Mrs. Tensh proved an excellenv and
entertaihing leader
Il was decided to hold the next
meeting at the home OF Mrs. CrsiRhill.
After the Club sd jourDed the mem
bers and visitors were seryei with
light refreshments
Mrs. Taylor. as hostess, contributed
much to the pleasure OF the afternoon
Mrs. I. F. McBEATH,
Press Reporter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12

Tasrss grave danger irow ths ola.
sue 81 oeoebs ard colts that are 20
prsvalent. eniess 700 lahe ns KiuE's
Sea Discovery ior Consamption
Coaeht ard Celts Nu Gso Walls
- FoFett civ. Ne, vHtess "ite q
Oolssnd a. people hsipg 10 ellmslss
pAsrs scaess ana coils psevau ED
N ea.ekly snft thFn. ID prevents
Paeumouis, cures itEt.pps, givet
pondeFlal re,,sti asthms an1 hag
tfysr. aad uakss seat lahgt stFesg
fnoaEt O. uars - comenriign
coasts aat eotii 1c aat 81 oo
Gasau.sss 81 81 tIursssA ira.
llf fffe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
JEaRy AND HIS AUTO.
SAYS He Is willing to Race Any Machine
N City Of Gainesville.

SAYS He Is wiIlngt TO Race Any Machine
In City Of Gainesville.
~ have great deal Of confidence IN
ny new automobiles" remarked Jerry
Runkle 70 number OF friends on the
east side Of the square Thursday. land
ri bet any man who owns an auto in
this town 9 ginger cake (Mr. Runkle
controls a bakery that ! can beat him
out ON a race. Ihave confidence in my
machine, and am willing to stand the
price with anybody"
Mr.. Runkle owns nice machine.
While Il Is not Of the standard guage,
Il Il spmethIng Of which he may we'll
feel proud, and IL giving him excellent
service. He IA snsbled TO keep up'
With the best OF standard RuaRe ma.
chimes Ia the city-aud that's what
snakes him prooder than eyer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12

It Is because most women suffer from
some arrangement Of their delicate
organism, the discomfort of which Is
less trying when they are In motion
than when standing.
IN tome states laws compel employers
70 provide resting places for their fe-
male employees.
But no amount of law can regulate
the hard tasks Of these women. They
must get the strength which this work
demands OF run the risk Of serious
diseases and the surgeons knife.
Read the experience of Miss Margret
Merkley, s75 Sd Street, Milwaukee,,
Wis:
Dear Mrs Pinkhams--
"Cradual loss Of strength, nervousness,
bearingdcvn pains and eext[eme irritation
compelled me 70 SEX medical advice. The
doctor said had diseased organs and ulcer
alton, and advised an operation II ] wanted
20 get we'll objected 10 this and decided
10 give Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound trial. soon found that all the good
things said about this great medicine were
true. The liberation soon healed, backache.
headache and nervousness disappeared, and
In 4 short time ! was strong, vigorous and
perfectly well. wish every working girl
who suffers would try Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound"
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Is n vegetable tonic which inyig.
crates and strengthens the entire fe-
male organism, and will produce the
Same beneficial rosults IN the eases Of
other sick women rs with Miss Merkley.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
Real Estate Transfer.

Benz. Z. Arnow. ,the efficient chief
clerk in the Gainesville postoiiice,
loves semi-ruFal life. and for ihit
reason he loves home With that suiil-
cheney Of room which will permit him
60 have bic stock and his poollrS land
everything else he wants for that mat
ter.
Mr. Arrow 10 very fond oi tender,
crisp veRetables he Is Likewise fond ~
eges sud chickens and good. pure milk.
hue has long ago realized that neither
Of these articles could befseeuyed In
she local markets unless fabulous
prices we're paid hence decided TO pro.
vide these luxures himself.
SIR. Arrow has purchased from Phil.
To Dampier n handsome little tract Of
twenty acres, situated just quarter
OF mile west q the University oI
Florida, where he proposes to raise IN
future Just what he wan,s-and raise
Il e. hls liking The tract Ia among
che most fertile IN the county II Il
all cleared aud undeF fence, and che
property contains comfortable cot
tage, which the new owner proposes to
improve 10 some FeSpects
Fhends OF Mr. ATnow congratulate
hlm upon ihls new investment,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
Al Aueton.

Notice Il hereby given that on Sat-
urday, the a7th dGysoi Ost5ber, 1905.
~ Two O'Clock 10 the afternoon. at
Paradise, Florida. will sell % the
highest bidder, for csah, the following
property toWiti
One weatberby, Rpg & Richardson
double surface planst ana mstcher
complete.
One fesks and Finase mouldes
Also ore hos blast dry kiln. with
trpcks. complete. l.. Q. GRAcg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
SAN suRNErT eEslcNEo,
>rman Taylor Now Carrier for Ru-
raj Route Number 4

tai Houtr NulIspoi "
Sam J. Burnett. Jr., who q the pic
Der rural mail carrier in this county,
sving held sioce its Embellishments
he route krown ne No. firm Gaines
bic to Remington end return, has
signed.
Sam did not resign because Of the
Vet that be WAS dissatisfied, bat no
tplred 20 attend business college
Jacksonville. and Il would be DIFF.
Sult matter TO do both 1t the same
ime he has performed An efficient
and courteous and obliging service.
ma patrons Of the route regretted
very much to lose him
Norman Taylor, another young man
g. courteous manner, has been ap-
pointed to sncceed Mr.. Burnett, and
hes alrssdy assumed his duties. Mr..
Taylor is young man Of aptnesa and
ability, and will no doubt ~ she pr
sitIon with perfect satisfaction to the
patrons and the government,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12

s. h, Geskins, the prosperous con
tFastes. q taxing a llttle time o. biz
oWa 10 erect 90 bic oWn property on
North Evans street neat cottage,
which uill BE- modern IN EVER respect,
ard which wlll pay him handsoms
dlyldead. according 20 rents through.
out tbe elty.
NJ. Gsskins Il a deserving man, and
everyone vhe kuoWs him will b. elsd
10 learn that be IA sfselluE his new
home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
LOW ROUND TprD
VIA IOUISvI1LEs,
VILE R. R.

The louisville & Ya,br;,.I
will sell rouud.trip rate. III
aonville to points shown on n
Gated. Proportiona,elv lor
other points.
sS2.2o-Dailas. Tex and re,Dl
cts sold October S,bl
Final return limit p 4
date OF sale
sa2.So-BoHalo, N. Y, and
Tickets sold October 4
and l'lh. Final reid
leaving Buffalo Oc,ol
1908.
sl9 6o-New Orleans, La an
Tickets on sale Oetob-
18th, inclusive. Fin.
limit October 3Jth h
Ting ticket with Speed
New Orleans, aud payi
90 cents, an extension
limit can be secured
yember Both, 1905.
$l7.65-Memphis, Tenn. and
Tickets sold October n
l7th and 18th. Fins
limit October 8O,h. I
ting ticket with SpeeiI
Memphis, aud paying
cents, an extension q
limit can be secured 3
vemDer 3Oth, 1903.
sac O5-Chicago, H., and
Tickets on sale daily
TENDER Both, and limit
turn until October Sls
$57 .90-Denver, Colorado s
Pueblo, Col and retuI
cts on sale daily uut,I
Der Both. FinaI return
October 3lst, 1893
$Ss. 40--Hot Springs, ARK suJ
Tickets on sale dsiI
return limit 80 days Il
of sale.
Daily 60 September 30th
trip summer tourist tick
be on sale 10 various resort
information, schedules, t.mu
ETC., will be furnished
on application to
G + HEa
Fla Pass. Agent, L. & n h +
w. Bay ST., jacksonville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
SENSATION MAY
Be ANTICPATE
Local Druggist Secures Celebrated
Cooper Remedies.
exoITED. THg MOUND oITy

Statement by Leading Druggist in ST.
Louis indicates That the Remarkable
Success of New Preparations is
Genuine.
Will Gainesville be Affected with the
same Astounding demand for the new
preparations extOIled by L. T. Cooper,
ss has visited 81. Louis and the lead
ing cities Of the East?
The question il brought forth by the
fact that a local druggist has secured
the agency for the much talked OF
preparations that are producing such q
foror, and ahout which the newspapers
OF the United States have devoted coll
umos.
To fact a discussion OF Oooper's
preparations and the unheard OF de-
mand for wherever introduced has APP
peared in q greater part Of all the lead
ing dailies OF the country.
The recently published statement Of
the manager OF the Wolff Wilson
Drug Co. OF st. Louis. which appear
ed in The Post. Despatch and Globe
Democrat OF that city, would seem 30
indicate with no exception these pre-
parations produced the same results
in all sections, regardless of what
pressore is brought 70 bear sgainst the
medicines.
His statement is as follows;
This talk about Sc. Louis going
mad over Mr.. Cooper is absurd II
his preparations did not do all that is
claimed for them there would be no
demand. Mr. Cooper has nothing
whatever TO DO with il.
"The idea that his personality has
something to do with the sale OF his
medicines, and that the people OF this
city only imagine they have been benz
Gifted is toe far-feIched 10 be serious
~ considered.
"0ne physician says the people have
a disease called CoOpsr-mania.' This
may be clever, but il certainly is not
true.
II have sold these preparations on
trial ever since Mr.. Cooper made my
store his headquarters. Anyone can
receive Whatever they pay for the
preparations Instantly II they are not
Satisfied II the people are infatuated
with Mr. Cooper, rs is claimed, and
therefore buy his med icines, Why done
they come and ask for their money
after they have taken them Out OF
the thousands Of bottles we have sold
almcst none have been returned.
AS . matter Of fact. So. Louis is no
exception in the immense demand for
these preparations. Before Mr. Cooper
came TO this city, received letters
from leading Druggists throughout
the East telling me that wherever be
goes his preparations are sold almost
10 the exclusion Ofail others.
Every city 10 this conntry where
these medicines have been introduced
has had the same experience AZ 81.
Louie. This ought 10 be proof posi-
tive that the people know what they
are about"
10 the light OF this statement IL will
be interesting 20 see how these prep
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
A Cadillac Marriage

"A marriage occurred in Cadillac
Wednesday evening, the contracting
parties being II. Is. Dobbins OF Altoo.
M and Miss Ruth. the charming
daughter OF Mr. and Mr, @, b. Nc.
ClenneY. The ceremony was perform.
ed AZ the home OF the BRIDES parents,
where many friends gathered 90 wlsh
che young people many happy years Of
married lite.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
Msn kiIl.r . l4lm.sH knee.

Blusoeld. ". va. Oct. ii.---JAmea
~. caauasas sas sAo, aad Killed 81
fnntaer "a Va. by HAlssy Bailey
vhofe broihsF. AaAm Bailey. vas
killed BY Chambers 70 1859 chan.
bsu a. q aFoiaeF % ne late ladEs
4. l.. Chambers a. Mcdowell cnuaty.
ara bad killed several msn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
Blood Poisoning

results from chronic constipation,
which IL quickly cured by DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, They remove all
poisonous Rrms from the system aud
iniuSe new life and vIgor; core sour
stomach. nausia, headache, dizziness
and collie. without gripping or diseom.
fors. 2Be Guaranteed By all drug
0tets
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
Peril
eRlYE rISELsEs. nUE 10 STANDIH6
Facts About Mss HerkIey's Dangerous
Illness and Complete Care

Have you ever Thought why 50 many
women OF girls rather walk an hour
than stand still for ten minutes2
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25

Ladies' Eiandkerchiefs
salvage sale price, ~
nnig .....s... -. III
26 dag Ladies' plain linen fematllriad and en-
hroidefed ilandkerehiefs, worth ~. price *
All eur &c and sc nandkercllseis Sale price lsc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25

below the that demands the
day With item bargains never before heard the Indian Territory
and absolutely The best
values earth u
dare YOURSELF afford overlook chance like this
onehat the will be obliged
highade merchandise Children good
with which endowed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
Slaughter IN vaIuss IN Ready
to-Wear
Jackets and Skirts

Ladies' Goats Ia English Beaver iu q "A m
castor and oxford satin lined, WI Nh
worth from sl0f ei5, sale prizes OTauu
Ladies 4s.in Coats ID castor blue and grag
mixture IN the vefg latest sggles worth
slLs0 Sale price. ..ts.t.s..s4..ss+.ss :. 5 SIS
Misses IaEe Coats IN brown blue and red. AZ
sale pfies. as
Misses Lone Costa a1 s. value. Sale pfics.. al
chlltlren's Long Coats. nicely trimmed in
ahl1a ard blue braid Sale price .s...s... 7ac
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
Greatest Sale
Ever Held In
INDIAN
TERRITORY /
+. ~. Rntcliff Mere.
Company
vlNITA, |. 7.

entire il en
the o. thepeo
impor o he
E. NJ. RATCLIFF MERCANTILE COMPANY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
Dress Goods
Specials

58-iuch nenfleltAs lu ali siladez. Inn
&c and &c values. ".
1AifaEe pftee. ssf.+ss-sfss sfsest ts=sszsss W.
Fancy 81 sooi satlugs IN many colofz. fegu.
lar &c q Len values, Salvage pslce .s..s., Sc
Dress patterns n plain and ftucy eoefs fegu-
ar value 10 to leasl Savage price ~ =
silks Ia pain aud ianeles. Ia 81 tla --latest
shades collar value. Sale prica .-s..e.,ss. &c
Thousands of fAris of Prints Ia blAck and
shlte silver graz. red, blue. Sale price. l.2c
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
Mems Shoes
Hat Department

Hundreds of Mems and Boys sc and Inn
$50 Gaps. sails price IuIs
only s..sss.....k. ..*s..ss..s....s...tUV
50e Gaps. salvage price .......s... .s..,.s. .sae
doz Hats worth lbs Go salvage price. sc
About - dnz mems fur Hats ali shapes and
styles, worth up % 20o, Salvage price. .pse
20 doz men Hats salvage pfiee....s.. ef2o
Genuine John h. stetsnn, every Hat marked
Inside with slefson's name. and guarau-
teed, WORTH 5ea, Salvage ce.4....4=s..ss. , l5
Hawes' SEQ IIata salvage price. ....s...s.. -. SIS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25

and be convinced Most Mighty Avalanche Of Majestic
Baraains will 70 come hundred miles 10 visit this Sale Re
and the prices We quote will o ior this sale only SALE OPENS JAN
UARr "a Just think OF the following proposition and remember that all
goods purchased brought back during this sale and money hecru
refunded Below
be placed sale Let nothing awayhc date
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
At SS.S5
Mems aud Boys
Furnishings

Mems fancg coores ard plain white Handkes
chiefs fun sire salvage price ..tt.s-.-. e
Mems Handkefehiefs e and loc
Mems Heavy neeceined Underwear am
plain and ribbed. blue and natg. XVII
raj salvage price ..ss..s-.. ......ss.s... UVU
Good hsavy 0seralls, blue and brown. sale
price s.s.sssts.sssssssst ses+ss4tsss.ssa sc
Paataloon oyeniia. salvage price ...s..ts sc
Mems leather finished Suspenders. worth Sc
salvage pficttst.t ztttst-.sss st.tsttts*stt 1Hf
Mems snspendes. Soc aud dc kind salvage
price .s--s+tfss+t ssstsstftss+tz 80
Mems al Nool Underwear, 81 a5 aud 81 % Kind
salvage price .s.......s..s.s. s......ssstf. &c
Mems Heavy Workshfts salvage price .s..... ssc
Mems Flanneette Night Shirts worth l5e
Salvage price ss,s s...tss ..+ss.ssssss.++t* 59c
Men aud n0ys Sweaters. 3 Dig mn
Selection Choice ~ S4H.
salvage le.ts*.tss..sss s..sss*.ts. 0UO
Mems Wool Oyershirts Salvage Price. 7ac
Mems Wool Oxershlrts salvage price. ..5.... si.ts
Mems WooIt 0tershlrts. Salvage pflee. .... flso
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
Underwear O. Hosiery

woussn's and Chlidrsn's fasf black Hosiery
9Th doa1e knse. ilcei All tua II
- pfaNN= tA#s=t#sess s#t festtsstf*st stfKs*kz
boys Rock ptuef heavy Vb Hes. wofth zc sale
ffsHe 5sfts -
Ladies tsasy aeece cotton Uf8sfsear 80 saus
sails price ..... s4.4.ss.s...s..s -
Ladles' extra hssss neeoe oogton uoasfueAf -
value Ssis prizes tss.. .sstss.ss -
Ladies SOIL NestA ai.ea value Sale pFias -. -
Ladies uooi Nesgs tta value Sals price. sis
Muslin underwear, EmllfaiasfY and ises e = pr
oeul on tle REGULAR pflre.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
100000

$40 600 worth of Dry Goods Shoes and Ready Wear
Garments for Men Women and Children to be distributed
into the homes of the people by E. Ratcif Mercantile
Co. Vintas Greatest and Best Merchants in TEN DAYS
BEGINNING on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY gath 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25

BEAUTIFUL LOT FOR HOME.
VERNON HEIGHTS, OAKLAND.
Corner Orange and Perry sts one block from
oakland-aye. electric car line. running direct
to either s. F. or Key Route local trains
160x116.
CASH PRICE $500.
Inquire A. E. GRAUPNER, 2960 Steiner St.
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25

$50, 0oo-Broadway and 10th is worth $4,000 foot
this choice holding, only block away
on a bituminized street, is only $500 per
lot 5oxioo feet: this ~ Is one Of the best
buys on my books; land block farther
from Broadway than this is held at a
higher figure per lot; secure is and let
US resell IL for you for S35 600; it Will
bring that price In less than 30 days; this
is positively "a live one' (3011)
SOS. .O0O-Magnihcent residence of 10 rooms re-
ception hail. etc; completely furnished ;
on corner lot, 10sx13s feet, in best resi-
Dental district, close to center com
plete and wel-built home you can
fnd in Oakland; cannot be duplicated to-
day for the money (30s1)
s27 5o0-Corner on Franklin St. 100 feet front:
choice location for wholesale or ware
house business; absolutely the cheapest
corner on this progressive thoroughfare;
sure to steadily enhance In value Incl
dent TO prospective developments on this
street. Q10
s26. .ooo-Big building on north side of 18th ST.,
just OF Jefferson; lot 50xl03; rents now
q foot in 60 days. (27e6)
So. 5o0-On San Pablo ave-; the gore, SO: :4x1oo.
opposite @. W. McNears big 4-story
building now under construction, with old
improvements that will net better than
bank interest pending Developments
here. t56S)
s22 5oo-Four modern nats and very pretty g.
room cottage on the corner of two i'm
Dortaut thoroughfares.s in q growing Sec
lion very close to Broadway: fine. large
lot 100xl01, upon which there is room
for two more. hats; present income $1s5
Si5o per foot now, will sell readily for
5000 per foot inside OF 60 days. (255)
GEO. VI. AUSTIN, 1o1s BROADWAY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
MARION GRIFFIN.
Room 10 Union National Bank Bldg.

Wanfed--A small farm IN exchange for pair
Of nice fats rooms above and rooms below;
iot 3oxfs0. rent $50 month: built before "the
onake'': price $4,000: could not now be built for
$1,000; the lot is Christmas gift l2llg Lllg
Anartm ent house of Is rooms and lot centrally
locafed: on 2 street lines; price $3.50;
terms, $1,000 down and per cent; rent $l5
New. furnished. groom cottage on corner
block Of Telegraph and blocks OF Key Route
trips 10 San Francisco for 50 month; price
5000 half cash.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
OFFICES AND STORES t. LET

40 OFFICES at 1912 Fillmore, bet Golden
Gate ave. and McAllister in new, per-
manent building; power. telephone with priv
ate exchange; hot and cold water; COM
bination gas and electric fixtures. janitor ser
vice. etc., In every room without extra charge.
Apply to A. ]. pom. on premises.
McALLISTER, 1134ALarge front room. lower
part Of house. fronting McAllister ST.. near
Fillmore: suitable for billiard parlor; no stairs
FILLMORE. 122S-Large, sunny front Offices;
running water: fanitor services SULLIVAN.
REA KEHRLEIN.