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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
SAM WALKER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER. SANTA CRUZ.
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$30.000-Fine tract lard. 10 acres with i'm
provements costing over $70oo 80 acres faces
bay. the most beautiful home site in the State
Balance be subdivided and sold In small
tracts for $500 10 $500 per acre. Located
Santa Cruz
sI0.o0o-5T-acre ranch. two miles out Of
city limits: % acres fine orchard, rest hay and
timber; beautiful view Of bay; no fog; hne
spring. piped to house: gold mine on the place
good road just the place for gentleman Of
means.
Other small ranches Of acre up. near
city: also pretty homes for persons OF smaller
means. The greatest climate, best water and
prettiest city on the coast
FOR sale TO a party looking for a snap: the
best fruit aad poultry farm offered this year.
il room house furnished; big barn. tanks
windmiis. plenty Of water 1000 fruit trees
IN bearing incuba tors. broOders. chickcn-heuses:
ereryfhing requisite: close 10 large inland
city; educa tionsl and social advantages OF the
best; JUST the thing for big family. a conn-
try resort sanifarum: 30 miles from San
Francieco: $4,000. easy terms. REEFS r.
DANIELS. As Market St, near ferry.
cALIFoRNIA :and. 81 acre. balance entire pur
chase 81 week for each . acres; no taxes: no
interest: 5-acre tracts; level, rich, clear;
ready 10 plow; under irrigation; perpetual
water right; immediate possession given: par
ficuiaIs. maps. photographs for &c stamp.
sfeTiuson Co;ony, room &c. T03 Van Ness ave,
San Francisco
HOMES in the country; send for catalogue c.
~ WOOSTER CO.. 1866 O'Farrau ST
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LEGAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON, AUGUST 81. 1905.
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned 1t has been made to appear
that The 0rocker National Bank OF San fran
cisco, in the City OF San Francisco, In the
has compiled with all the provisions Of the
..Act of Congress TO enable National Banking
Associations to extend their corporate existencs
and for other purposes" approved July I2th.
and Acting Comptroller of the Currency do
hereby certify that The Croker National Bank
o. San Francisco, In the City OF Ssn Francisco
IN the County Of San Francisco and State Of
California. is authorised to have succession for
the .pertod specified In its amended articles of
August 81, l926.
II testimony whereof witness my hand and
(Seall I. P. KANE
No. 1856.
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AUsTIN,s LIST.

AUsTIN's LIST.
provements being made By George W
McSear, ESQ. across the street, con
sistins Of a reinrorees fore aao concrete build.
to carry a story building. and II
would return % big 1 rents. San Pablo Pablo
athe best what is" total investment
Of under $4,000 viii handle this. 1
know good thing. This is one t5osJ
$50. .ooo-or $500 foot on sth near Washing.
ton ton street; This lot can can Be Improved sd
feet front for about SIS. 600. viii paw
12 per cent per annum and the land
and rental value ought to double in 10
years. Clay streets growth and de-
velopment viii make this property very
valuable. A commercial hotel or stores
and apartments would pay here. (2S37l
$5,ooo-This choice Chinatown lot. with $4,000
spent In improvements. viii rent read
Ally under secured lease for SI50 per
month, or "a per cent per annum.
will secure a tenant at this figure be-
fore you pay dollar on the lot. or
per month. That's 16 per cent. (2407)
81. ooo-House Of 5 rooms on 10th ST., close to
the Key. Route station at 10th and
Grove lot 36:7x100 which alone is
worth the price, this is prospsetiye
GEORGE W. AUSTIN,
1902 BROADWAY.
BEAUTIFUL LOT FoR HOME.
VERNON HEIGHTS, OAKLAND.
Corner Orange and Perry sts.. one block
from Oaklsnd-aFe. electric car line, running
direct to either s. P. or Key Route local tra fus
160x1I6
Cash price $500.
Inquire A. z. GRAUPNER. 2o6o Steiner ST..
San Francisco
FOR sale-s45 per #; three lots 30x1s5 IT.
Linden St. near 3zth. junction San Pablo ave
within $50 #. See H. SCHEII.HAAS the
furniture dealer, corner l1th and Franklin sts.,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19

NOTICE is hereby given that 1. LORETTA and
CHAS- PEN1 ANITA have bought the Swiss
and italian Hotel. 1909 Fourth ST.. san Ra-
faei. Marin Co, Cal Any creditor to sGAN-
I'M Is requested to call for settlement within
dve days at the above place.
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COUNTRY REAL EsrAFE-eontinuea.

FOR saie-Fruit. hay and poultry ranch, 80
acres; plenty of wood and water; good build
ings, horses, wagons, implements and cattle;
near watsonville; price $500; might exchange
for city property. Address w. f. s., 31Sa
Seventeenth ST. S. F.
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HALFMooN BAY REAL ESTATE.

MoNTARA
II you could buy a lot in the M0NTARA
TOWN SITE. on line OF the Ocean Shore r. R..
for $50. with improvements guaranteed and
pay NOTHING DOWN. would you be interested7
Automobile excursion to Montara Sundays and
Wednesdays. For reservation call
M0NTARA REALTY DEV. COMPANY,
1900 Golden Gate ave-. cor. Fillmore st,
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE,

MODERN RESIDENCE.
LAKE MERRITT VIEW.
sw. CORNER, $50 FEET FRONTAGE.
WALKING DISTANCE "a l4TH BROADWAY
WALKING DISTANCE to 22d St. KEY ROUTE
WALKING DISTANCE TO NARROW GAUGE
PRICE $4,000.
Owner of this property is a nonresident and
anxious Ia dispose of this elegant home at q
there ever was bargain this surely is one
1t has oC- personal Endorsement as to value
The home alone cannot be built for the price
asked.
Home has nine bedrooms, servants rooms bill
liard-roOm, elevator: has hardwood finish. run
ming water IN every bedroom, furnace, electricity
gas, modern plumbing. two baths. hne mantels
CRATES cement basement, laundry. stationary
wash tubs. large linen closets four toilets; fns
grounds, fountain. summer-house, playhouse.
auto shed, dog kennel, birdhouse, etc, etc.
Let US shon IL to you and convince you thai
this home is grand bur. and is bedrock
price and way below its real value. Remember
il is modern residence throughout
REALTY BONDS AND FINANCE CO.. INC.
l4T2 Broadway, Corner l4th St. Oakland. Cal,
Exclusive Agents.
Phone Oakland 35.
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BuRLINGAME REAL estate

Lots 50xl20
now on the market from $500 up: small pay
nent down and $40 per month; price includes
sewers, water. streets, cement Sidewalks and
shade trees: certificate Of title free with each
Market ST sts. every Is minutes: ears stop on re-.
quest at Burlingame GreEe station; agents on
the property all day Sunday
Homes built instaIments. same as paying
rent.
For circulars. maps and further information
apply
BURLINGAME GROVE COMPANY.
f. A. DUNBAR. Agent,
Room 9lS, Monadnock Building.
Terunor,rv 1052 --t-T
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

JACHENS-In this city, September g. 1905. to
the wife Of Adolph Iaehens, a son.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE WANTED.
->--7->S---
WAHTED--To buy / TO lots in Peirer Tract
Or Santa Ee IL. Address Box 2S. South
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

A SOUND INVESTMENT
S13, 0oo-Annual rentals S1344: corner; three
story and T-foot concrete basement, frame
building of elegant fats, store and bakery.
New, every modern convenience best work
man ship and materials throughout.
Location one Of BerkeIeyss most RAPIDLY
growing and best promising business sections
Address box 6695. Call office Oakland
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CITY REAL Estate
" = GUM.

j. fITNN
Northeast corner Green snd Derisadero SITS.
Phone West 2eIe
S76eo-aisrine --,..it % %EieS sunny corner, Pacific
ST work done; IA same block we have sold I'd
inside lots for S225 per foot. Can ana We
VIII explain the reason Why this cor. is
saeoo-Fultoa near Fillmore, very chesp. lot 27,s
trenrsee; 81 81. work done.
S3595-i-arkfn, splendid buy. 27.6 frontage: good
loeerioa for business; only lot for sale ia
5.at seeT'op; CAL en US and we win tell
sli5o--clement. 25ylo4. ready for building ane
ess E sieR cars pass IN fact the cheap
siooo@PePt - e9 T. Lehes and 10Th ave. s W. cor.
. 'oXloe: VIII be s transfer eerner and OF
,, greet value; me buy; $3.50 can remain.
So-'osleii ~ near IN Ave- suitable for
S'oo-49th avenue, near st. 25xi29; cheap
seeoo-choiee and large corner Of POiat Lobos
and eth ave, S2,6xi0o; we recommend
this as coed purchase; It viii pay well
q improve remember that Point Lobos
sls.2si5 sslsss2=sth ay. south from 4 St. 25zl2e-
Wen ooaied 9 very 5 dssEspgs dssEs pgs'fa On, ifsa is
to improve.
\. E. cor. Point Lobis and l1th ar.. 2s:sx
leo. good corner for business: q bargain.
S5lo0-4Sreen St. 34xl2T: panoramic marine
view; one of the choicest lots on Pacific
$500 Greenwich new Eats. cheap. marine
view hne: rooms end bath in each
he added on.
SeQeo-Union, ? lots % .0xIle.
SOON. west cor Tth aF north OF Park
a.:oXloo; we hold Il al 5000; submit an
oher; We want 10 sell now; splendid cor
ner for business and fats
Sit5n-B 81. lot 25NloO.
Slauo-b ST.. lot 25SloO; both of these lots arc
well located, 3 lines ears; we want TO sell
make oner. lots ready TO build on.
Hsve YOU residence that YOU want to sell ?
We are trying 10 fad residence of a yaiua-
tiOn somewhere near So, 600; also one Of about
- coo. and one that can be purchased at
a lolt $4,000. owners having such properties
- sale coumunicate at once.
WI GUM
n. r. cor. Green and Devisadero sts
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-02

were first called Christians at An
tioch." He dwelt upon the beauties,
the blessings, the comforts and the
rewards Of the christian religion,
and the sermon, like that Of the
morning, was most impressively and
earnestly delivered and both were
received with universal favor by all
who heard them.
DR.. Jenkins is a most agreeable
and entertaining speaker. His per-
sonal appearance is attractive. He
is tall and slender, with dark eyes,
hair and moustache. To an easy,
fluent delivery he adds a grace of
manner and entire self possession.
His voice is pleasant and distinct and
he possesses the power few men have
of holding closely the attention Of
his hearers and moving them at will.
DR.. Jenkins has not yet decided
whether or not he can come to Hop
kinsville. He has three other calls,
in Baltimore, Roanoke, Va, and
Wpynesville. N. c. All of them are
being strongly pressed and he stated
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-02

at the evening service that he was
very much perplexed over the sit
uation in which he was placed. He
said he would remain here until mid.
night tomorrow night, and after
attending prayer-meeting, would go
to Dublin and make the matter a
subject.of,special prayer and would
decide to go where the Lord sends
him, being influenced by no consid-
Grafton except the will of God.
Until this decision is arrived at,
probably by next week, the matter
of his acceptance Of the call will be
left in doubt. The church seems
wonderfully impressed and univer-
sally DESTROYS of having DR.. Jenkins
accept the call. Everybody is more
than pleased with him personally
and as a preacher and there will be
general disappointment if he fails to
come.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-02
HAMS STOLEN.
Thief Makes Raid on Clark
& Denton's Store.

Some thief entered the grocery
store of Clark & Denton Saturday
night and stole about dozen hams,
Entrance was secured by placing a
ladder against the rear wall and
passing through the window and
then sliding down the elevator rope
to the first floor. Then opening the
back door the thief put the hams
outside and began to pack them
away. Out Of the twelve or four
teen taken out six were found at
the back door when the thief was
discovered.
A negro by the name of Frank
Allen was arrested by officers Wolfe
and Hord. He was in the act Of re-
moving the hams that had been hid
den in the back yard.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-02
MET DEATH
IN A WRECK.
Engine and Two Cars Went
Through Bridge Over the
Cumberland River
AT GAINESVILLE, TENN.
Engineer and Express Mes.
senger the Only Ones
That Were Killed.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 29.-The
North-bound Louisville and Nash
vile passenger train No. 102, due
here at TAO p. M, ran into an open
bridge over the Cumberland river
this evening about 8 o'clock. The en-
CINE, baggage and mail car were
plunged into the river together with
six employees.
Engineer Frank Porter, of Bowl
ing Green, KY, and Express Mes
senger Will Wood, of GAINESVILLE,
were killed.
The injured are: Robt. Martin,
of Paris, Tenn, baggagemaster,
slight bruises about the arms; T. A.
Frazier, of Russellville, KY, mail
clerk, skull fractured and may not
recover; J. G. Martin, Mckenzie.
Tenn, mail clerk, slight bruises;
John Moran, of Bowling Green, KY,
fireman, arm broken.
The accident. was one of the worst
that has occurred on the railroad
here in many years. The bridge
Waterman had turned the bridge to
allow steamboat to pass and the
train ran almost up to the opening
before the signals were noticed.
The engineer threw on his en-
Urgency brake, which is said to have
refused to work and the engine went
down into the swollen stream, carry
ing the mail and baggage cars and
those on board. The passenger
coaches remained on the trestle, be-
ing locked by the air brakes. En-
gineer Porter is supposed to have
gone down in his cab and drowned.
Three of the men were rescued one
hundred yards from the bridge,
elinging to the baggage coach. An
other was found on top of the mali
car, about two hundred yards from
the trestle.
Messenger Wood is supposed to
have been drowned an the baggage
car which has not yet been located
Both the baggage and mail ears are
floating down the river, and one
man was on top of them.
Two Hopkinsville men were on the
wrecked train and had close calls.
Mr.. Jno. R. Green and Mr.. c. w.
West were in the smoker that stop
ped within three feetof the opening
Frank Porter, the engineer who
was killed, was one of the Oldest and
most careful engineers of the road.
He had been in the company's SER
vice twenty-three years, and an en-
gineer eighteen months.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-02
Sunday Wedding.

A Sunday wedding occurred at
Pee Dee last Sunday, the contract
ing parties were Mr.. Preston Os-
teen and Miss Ellie Scruggs. The
ceremony was witnessed by rela-
tives and friends of the bride and
groom, Rev Israel Joiner officiating.
The couple are popular young peo-
pie of the neighborhood and will re-
side near Pee Dee.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-02
TWO SERMONS
BY DR.. JENKINS.
Crowded Congregations Greet
the Baptist Pastor
Elect.
HAS NOT YET ACCEPTED.
The Church Members Are &
Unit in the Wish That
Re May Come.

Rev Willard a. Jenkins arrived in
the city from Asheville, N. c., Sat
urday afternoon and Sunday
preached at the Baptist church,
morning and evening.
He was greeted by very large con-
gregations at both services. In the
evening the Sunday School room as
we'll as the auditorium was filled.
The morning text was from John
20:21 In the evening he preached
from Acts 1925: And the disciples
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-02
Will Preach Tonight.

So many people, members Of other
churches, who attended their own
churches Sunday, have expressed a
desire to hear DR.. Jenkins preach
that he has consented to preach
again tonight, at 1880 o'clock. All
are invited.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-02
MEETING AT GRACEY &
Will Continue This Week at
West Union Baptist Church

A protracted meeting, which be-
gan week ago, is still in progress
at West Union Baptist church. The
pastor, Rev. Conway, is assisted by
Rev. Butler. Owing to the inclem-
ent weather last week, but little
Roadway was made with the meeting.
1t will continue throughout this
week.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-02
ProtraCted Meeting,

Rev. S. J. Cannon, of Elkton, is
conducting a series of meetings at
the South Union Baptist church,
Church Hill. Services at 10 o'clock
a. m. and 7:3O p. m. All are invited
to attend.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-02
REGISTER TODAY.

If you want to vote at the
coming election, register to-
day, or you can't vote.
The Forrest City times., 1906-08-31

The Times acknowledges receipt of very comforting letter and visit from Rev. Sidney H. Babcock. in which he denies that he had severely or uniustly criticised the newspapers or their editors, or made any denun- citation of the same. We were there fore misinformed, and glad to hear from hear from Rev. Babcock that he is liberal enough to concede the editors a right 10 their opinion, and that he thinks "a newspaper a great and good institution. and that they have no stronger supporter than himself. " We have nothing but the very kind est feelings and respect for Rev. Bab- cock, and believe that he is sincere in his effort to better mankind. but we doubt the wisdom of prohibition, and have long since reasoned the question out 10 our entire satisfaction.
The Forrest City times., 1906-08-31

Rev. George Eliot Cooley, in an ad- dress before the Methodist Confer ence at Lyndonyille, April 20. 1901. said among other sensible things.
 that: Good men and sincere men can and do differ honestly in respect to the results Of this law prohibition. ] l stand unqualifiedly on the ground that temperance is principle Of life to which all individual are amenable. We are coming to see that it is impossible te bring in the kingdom of God by legis- lation, yet as earnest men we are anx- ious to determinue upon the best method Of dealing with the intemper- ance evil. May it not be possible that in the effort to prevent this evil Of intemperance, we are fostesing greater and more insidious evils? Respect for the courts has been undermined by the wholesale disregard for law. conf- denee in judicial processes has been destroyed by so many miscarriages of justice, the oath has been invalidated and perjury promoted by the effort to enforce law which many feel under no obligation to observe. The condi- tion Of things thus brought about ought 10 be appalling to the teacher of morals, and the advocates of law and order Who is not aware of the great injury done to organized society by these persistent and insidious ef- forts to subyert the law? It tends to make officials two-faeed, legislators | timid and insincere, candidates for of- flee dissimulating, and when elected, unfaithful and hypocritical. The ef- feet of this law has been to rear a class of men who shamelessly pay
 fines and bribes and hush money in order to eyade it's operation. and an. other class that will just as shame. lessly accept this corrupted money. T
The Forrest City times., 1906-08-31
 Sold and Recommended by
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Notice of Confirmation,
St francIs Chancery Court Liliie ". Allen. Petitioner.
 Dc

St. francIs Chancery Court
 Lilie W. Allen. Petitioner
 Ex Parte
 NJ UTlCE is hereby given that Liilie V ~ Allen ls the owner of the following q de- serleed lands situate in the county Of St | rAneis and state of Arkansas. to-wlt: The east hall Of the southeast quarter of section t"enty-t"o, and the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter Of section twenty-two al ln township four north range one west mat she acquired tltle 10 the east one-baif Of the southeast quarter of said section twenty TWO as follows: On the I4th Of Decem Der ttH9, the clerk of St. Francis County Court by ms deed of that date. duly executed and de iNered. conveyed said lands to her pursuant To Il sale Of said aud made by the sheriff and collector of >t Francis county Ou June II ie4'. Tor tne taxes. penalty and interest due thereon ter the year lsi6. That prior 10 that tiihe tald iand was awarded to her. as one of the heirs ot J R. West, deceased, in n part. ton suit in the chancery Court of said St Francis county.
 That she acquired title to the northwest ohe-guarter of the southeast one-qua rter Of sald section twenty-two, as follows: On the sth of October, 1909, Israel Goldberg and his @lfe. ny their deed of that date convey ed sad iand 10 this petitioner. That on the lst aay oi NuNem Der lssi, M. T smith and his Wlie ny their deed of that date conveyed said iaha To Israel Goldberg. That the state of arkansas. by lts donation deed. dated October 5, lssI' conveyed said land 10 NJ. T smith,
 No", therefore. all persons having any eiAlms 70 sad lands. or who eau set up any eiaim 10 any of the said lands so purchased ID consequence or any informaIity or illegal ny connected with any of the said sales of ssiu iahus' are required 10 show cause if any at me Becemher term of the St Francis county Chaneery Court. why said sa ls-e sbaIt not m all things be confirmed | and the title hereto ti. be vested and quieted 10 this pc
 July Is, IsSe. e'i''0"er
The Forrest City times., 1906-08-31
Unnecessary Expense.

Acute attacks of collie and diarrhoea come on without warning and prompt relief must be obtained, There is no necessity of mourning the expense of a physicians service in such cases if Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is at hand. A dose of this remedy will relieve the patient before doctor could arrive. It has never been known to fail, even in the most severe and dangerous cases and no family should be without il. For sale by ]. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1906-08-31

IL would be waste of time and energies to undertake 10 notice the silly effusion Of one W. A. Pace which appeared in the News last week. What Pace don't know would make several libraries, and he's constantly trying to get before the public which has so often repudiated him. is ludi- cious in the extreme. Pace would do well 10 eschew the discussion of politi- cal or social questions and contine his talents solely to stone carving which is more suitable 10 his calibre.
The Forrest City times., 1906-08-31
The End Of the World

Of troubles that robbed F.. H. Wolfe, of Bear Grove, Iowa, of all usefulness came when he began taking Elec- tric Bitters. He writes: Two years ago kidney troubles caussd me great suffering. which I would never have survived had 1 not taken Electric
 Bitters. They also cured me of gen. eral debility" Sure cure for all stom- ach. liver and kidney complaints. blood diseases. headache. dizziness and weakness or bodily decline. Price 30 cents. Guaranteed by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1906-08-31
In Self Defense

Major Hamm. editor and manager of the Constitutionalist, Eminence, Ky, when he was hercely attacked, four years ago, by piles, bought box of
 Bucklen's Arnica Salve, of which he says: Ut cured me in ten days and no trouble since" Quickest healer of burns. sores, cuts and wounds. p cents at all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1906-08-31

The progress and improvement in Forrest City for the past ten years has been phenomenal There is prob ably no city in the country that can show such marked advancement. The saloon license is highly responsible for this yery' satisfactory condition of af- fairs. Without license public inn proyement will practically cease, and much trade will be div erted to other towns where whisky is sold. Besides there is no question that whisky will be sold here, and there will be more drunkenness, perjury and evil effects of whisky under prohibition that prohibit regime.