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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
a5es9 aas9 in IN ees".sJ s'ssI CALL CLASSIFIED ADS
CITY REAL ESTATE.
q. r.. UMBSEN & co.
5-sTAIE AGENTS AND AUCrIONEERS,

q. n. UMBSEN & co.
hhAL STATE AGENTS AND AUCrIONEERS,
20 MONTGOMERY ST
sl3-ooo-Pinc-st. business corner. close to FIJI
moro; store and 3 Oats Of 6-5-z rooms
and bath; rents $l175O per month; con-
stantly improving in value; - feet front.
3153
3 800 -Derisadero-st business holding. close to
transfer corner; stores and fats in
No ] condition and steadily renting for
10 per month; full-size. sunny lot. S2je
fi--seo,-llaEes St. close 70 FraDkiin: , fats OF
rooms snd bath each and house Of
rooms and bath on rear street; reuts
al-s--o per month; 2Sxl2O; front
S,2.oeo-sNw. corner residence. Golden Gate Park
District. strictly modern and up-to-oste:
rooms and bath: occupied by owner and
ln perfect condition; > f. front S262
- -s0--Coroer on 18th St. close 10 Castro; sub
fats of . rooms snd bEth each; new and
modero: rents sI2 per month; . IT,
So 600 - Webster St. right near Post: large .,
story residence rooDls and bath; occupied
~ oTDcr and IN good condition; Splenolo
81 DeTissde-o St. close to Golden Gate
sTe; elegant building lot. suitable for
toue- 6sts or apsrtment-house; 5oxio5;
IS ss.50o-Gnerrero and l7th ST: nne level build
inE lot with two frontages; 92xloo feet'
ss 80, mske oSer -,
two story residence % rooms aud bath;
sunny siee Of street, large lot; 3,oS SoK
sS.oeo-Ciearr st. nesr Lyon: good fats on
north side of street So rooms and bath
escn. steadily rented Tor Sho per mpllth-
bigh basement could be converted into
aoofber hat: 275I00. 222S
sf.eop-Hin ST. close - Castro; hne substan,
tsl fU0-StorV residence ~ = rooms ana
bath; fnoderu plumbing, 6nished basement
uice garden; lot 23Nilf -.
$40 Prize redEce.d: close 70 $50 snd Poison
SIS: good fats ~ - rooms aud bath
escb. could easily rent fOr s55 per month:
all in good order; 25-ft front; snap
s5.50o-s0fb ST. close to Dolores: > 6ne Cats
- s. roous and bsta each; brick touu-
al good order -sKli4- $50
Ss.600-Close 10 Sancli~z and 27th sts; new ,
story residence II 9 rooms and bath and
fiph baspurnr: rents $50 per month;
lnortrsro $4,000 II 9 pr cent can remain;
g. 500 Fiqs9 Psrs. close u Market St: good
building lot. neiSlborhood rapidly i'm
proving 5-ee
n Soo-Good building lot on Goth st. near
Church: neishbornood rapidly improSyins
\ in Tslue: 2Sz1ls 1855
81 400-Fine huil6inc lot close 10 Taylor and
81 30 sscb -Essy terms: 18th ave- near Point
Iohos: Level building lots; 29:6Tl06
esch. street work icne.
Ss5o-17tt ave. not fsr from II st. Sunset;
m. fuii-size lot. make offer 25x120.
huuding lots eSxio4 each street work
81 dene: blocks from cars; owner VIII
give terms.
GLEN PARK TERRACE
uenfs from $3.50 to s5e5: cottages ST actual cost
~ building: agent On ground Sunday; take Mis-
sion-Sf. car transfer ~ BeSvorth St and get OF
st Glen Psrk; catalogues on application.
For further particulars Of the above and for
Inc Rcs Estate Record. containing list OF
G. r. UMBSEN & CO.
% MONTGOMERY ST.
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OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
1880 Pine ST
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LEE. HURLEY & Co.
1856 McAllister St, nj. Fillmore.
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OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER.
$3.50 PINE ST


Are you looking for a cheap building lot:
II so. il you desire in the Mission from
500 and up call today at our branch office
corner Cortland ave. and Mission ST You can
get them on easy terms.
II you are looking for fine building lot with
marine view in the
RICHMOND DISTRICT
call today al branch office s41st and Point
Lobos aves. Also have agent show you those
ST. You can buy one for short while for 500.
Prices will rise shortly: or. il you are LOOKING.
for desirable building lot in the
SUNSET DISTRICT
call today at our branch office. corner 4Sth ave-
and H st. You get lots in this district
ready for building. one block from the HIST
electric cars and Golden Gate Park for s70o
Have agent show you the beautiful block
shortly to be reached by the Ocean Shore Rail-
Ocean Boulevard; or. II you looking for a
cheap $500 building lot in the San Bruno
EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD DISTRICT
take the Mission ST. ear to 26th ST. transfer and
ride 10 2514 San Bruno ave. J.. WEINSTEIN,
Agent.
Remember. IL these lots do not suit that we
have large and complete list to choose from
at main office
Our automobiles at vour service to show
you any Of our extensive list.
COTTAGES on EASY TERMS
block from the Isfhst electric ear line. :
Fiye-room cottage on 3lst ave, Richmond
district
S3250-6-room and bath cottage, Is Merritt St
Take 1Sthst cars to Hattie st. See it TODAY
The cheapest closein property now for sale
Terms.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER
1880 Pine St
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Remember. IL these lots do not suit that we
have large and complete list to choose from
at our main office.
Our automobiles are at your service to show
you any OF our extensive list
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THE beautiful Groom cottage under con-
struction on 22d and Douglass SIS. viii sell
very reasonable investigate quickly. Owner
will be there every day. including sunday.
500 cash. SO monthly-K-st lott north line.
between 10th and 11th aves-
McEWEN BROS.
81 Webster str near Walle<. -.
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rs. J0o-Three fine fats in the vicinity of Pine
and Franklin sts.; 6-6-7 rooms and bath;
rents $40 per month; good buy.
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THE REAL ESTATE SYNDICATE.
VIII perfect your titles.
Buy. sell and lease your property.
Suite ). Saint Mungo Buiiding.
Cor. Fillmore ST. and Golden Gate ave.
Telephone West I21S.
TWO lots. choice marine view: 18th ave.; 25x
120; $500. Box 1l6o, Call Office.
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MRS NJ MILLS 4 CO.. REAL ESTATE
House OF 4 r. and b.. attic and basement lot
25x100; $780,
Cottage Of 3 r.; lot 25x100: price $3.50
House of r. aud b.; basement lot 25x100
only blocks from eur line; $290O
House of : r.; lot 50xl0O near car line: $500
Lots on Dwight ST.: Sis per lot: ON easy
terras MRS. NJ MILLS Co.
443S Mission st.
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SPECK & co.
SPECK & CO.,
SPECk 4 CO..
2O14 Fillmore St.
Telephone West J705.

$50. .O00-Pine ST.. near Van Ness ave-. new hrild.
ing; rent $3.50 per annum: lot 50xf20 1t.
building; lot 23x15T:6 IT.; rent $500 per
annum-
$50. o0o-sutter St. corner 0ctsvia; stores and
hats rent sS925 per annum-
$1T. .00o-Pscine ave. near Devisadero: 14-roon
residence; lot 29:6x127:S IT.
SIC, ,000-California ST. near BUCHANAN: 1e-roou
residence; lot 27:6xIS7:6 IT,
A5,ooo-Eaeh; two blocks in Sunset District
sll, ,oo0--waller ST.. near Fillmore: aass; Loo
2ox11o; rent $3.50 per annum-
aats: sT:sSis7:s It.: nSsS' reat sioao @0'Ssa pse
annum-
$9,000-Falencia ST.. near 10th; s-room resi-
denee contiguous to business district.
ss,5OO-oetavia ST.. near Broadway; 7roou
residence; lot 25x13T:6 II.
T.75o-Page ST.. near Lyon; s-room residence.
$6,500-Filbert ST., near Broderick; modern Z.
room residence; lot s0xi37:6 It.
81. s4.250-Central ave-. near Sutter st.: double
frame residence Of 12 rooms; rent $3.50
per annum.
We have several fne propositions in hotels
and rooming- houses; particulars inquiry.
SPECK & CO..
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vON RHEIN REAL ESTATE CO..
Temporary Offce 1892 Pine st.
REAL ESTATE. lNSI RANCE. RENTING
50 .r0o- - .fvii7 s.: srtisticsilr constructed
fats Of aud rooms IN the most fash
ionsble portion Of Broadway; renting for
$40 per month.
So. o.o00-aT .eIi27: Sacramento. near Cherry: 4
modern &c ts renting for $50 per month;
can readily be raised
50 -250--Pron iucnt Mes0n-Sf. corpcr. near Ma
son-st. csThouse; 90 feet frontsge.
s. 600 Lot 9f.6xio5: new fats; in Mission;
rents 500 per month.
fT-s0o--9-roou sunny horse, Baker. near Sac
s.. .a0o-wesf Scott. bot. CIsr and Sacramento
sis. modern house of : rooms and ba til.
s. .00o- Clement -. near Sth ave-: best part
Of Richmond business section; building
~ be easily turned into stores.
- .S0e--2bxli4: 2Sd. near Guerrero; modern
fats ~ 8 and rooms.
s. 250-Front and rear houses on Union ST.,
near 0ctsris.
81 5Oe-eplcBdld building lot on Oak. near
Fillmore; 25xi37 g feet.
81 .J00-RsUsch. near Folsom: cottages OF 4
rooms and bath each; renting for $4T-50
per month.
50 5Q0-Duncan ST. near Church: 25x190; mod
ern cottage Of . rooms ard bait mort
gage $1,000: must be sold account Of
owner leaving city.
s. s00-3Oxi20s Fifth ave-. near 3: new srtIs-
ficsily constructed bungalow OF rooms
should be seen TO be appreciated.
81 aJO-EleZanf building lot bet. Lake St and
Presidio wall: 25x120 feet
81 5O0-Cbestnui. cast Of Dupont; rapidly
growing locality.
cash. balance monthly installmeDts.
81 J00--Cor. on Castro ST.; rents Si25: could be
increased TO $50; houses, store and
tat
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FOR saIe--Iease that will bring S20,475 in 20
years on investment of $500 now; a perfect
snap; write quick. Box 115S. Call office.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01

a southern judge tells of the dis
qualification of Il juryman who came
before him. The ease was a capital
one and the lanky backwoodsman de
clArcd determined opposition to capital
punishment. Looking at him Sternly
and in tones somewhat suggestive of
wrath, the judge asked the fellow If he
did not think there We're conditions so
extraordinary as to warrant the hang
ing of the offender. He said he did not
believe anything could make him as
sent to such a verdict.
"But will your honor let me cxplain?"
said the disqualified citizen. I'D like
to give the court my reasons"
Il don't wish to hear any explanation
from you. Go and sit down"
Excuse me, judge, but you must
hear my reason
well, then, give 1t, and go along
with you"
The reason | am opposed to capital
punishment, your honor, is that my old
nanny taught me it We're Il sin to kill
anything that wasn't fittn' to eat"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01
So Near.

Near Nincland y. j., there lived
German farmer who brcwed his own
beer the superiority of which he was
continually proclaiming, though no
other person ever enjoyed an oppor-
tunity of testing its merits. \ young
ncighbor made Il wager that he could
trick the farmer into giving him taste
Of the much vaunted drink. The youth
visited the German one Sunday after
noon and the conversation was deftly
steered around to home brewed beer.
The young man bOaSted that his father
brewed beer that could not be cqualed.
The farmer at once vchcmently or
dercd up mug of his own favorite
brew. When it appeared the German
raised it to his lips and. the other
aand pressing his stomach. drank every
drop without taking breath. Then, hold
.ng the empty mug to the disappointed
young fellow. he said gravely:
You say your fader's beer iss so
better as mine! JOost Schmell dot
uG"-LippincOtts Magazine
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01
THE LATE s,E, RErARY BLAINE, AND SECRE-
TARY ROOT, PAN-AMERICA ENTHUSIASTS.

THE LATE Sc, RErARY BLAINE, AND SECRE-
TARY ROOT PAN-AMEHICA ENTHUSIASTS.
Edmund J. james of the University of
Illinois. lie and Professor l.. $. Rowe
of the University of Pennsylvania, an
other delegate, We're called in ConSulta
ton by the Peruvian government when
1t was planning IL new system of nor
NAL and industrial education. AnOth-
er member, Julio I.arringa of Porto
Rico, is Il graduate of the Troy Poly
tcchniC and of the University of Penn
sylvania, built the first railroad in
Porto Rico, is assistant secretary of in
terror of the island and president of
the Porto Rican Society of Civil Engi-
nearS. Other delegates are Van Lcer
Polk of Tennessee, a descendant of
President James X. Polk; Professor
Paul 5. RcinSch of the University Of
Wisconsin. \. j. Montague, recently
governor of Virginia, and J. S. IIar-
Ian, eX attorney general of Porto Rico.
The cruiser Charleston will carry
Elihu Root, secretary of state of the
United States, and some of the dele
gates to Rio de Janciro. The secretary
Is not officially member of the deleGa-
tion from the United States to the con-
ference, but his advice will be listened
to with much respect, as he has given
n great deal of study to the subject Of
closer relations between the United
States and other countries of the new
world and enjoys the confidence of the
diplomats and public men of the Latin
American republics. Before Secretary
Root returns he will visit other Coun-
tries of South America besides Brazil,
and his tour is exciting no little inter
est because it is the first time that
secretary of state of the United States
has taken one of such a character.
Among the subjects to be discussed
by the conference are those of arbitra-
ton, reorganization on broader and
more permanent basis of the bureau of
American republics, uniform regula
tions respecting patents, trademarks,
copyrights, customs and port rules,
cOdfication of international laws, san
itary and quarantine regulations, the
pan-AmeriCan railroad project and the
CalvO or DragO doctrine. Briefly stat
ed, the latter principle consists in the
contention that no force shall be used
by any power to collect money owed
to its citizens by citizens of another
power. The doctrine is sometimes
called in honor of the Argentine his
torlan Carlos Calvo, who died about a
dozen years ago, and sometimes in hon
or of the Argentine jurist L. +. Drago,
delegate te the present conference.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01
How He Got There.

Two Germans met in san Francisco.
After an aff"ctionate greeting the fol
lowing dialogue enSucd.
"Frn You said you hey arriv"dt"
"Yestcrday."
"You came dot Horn aromdt"
"No."
"Oh, l see, You came dot isthmms
across"
"No."
con. den You come dot l0nl ovcr?"
"No."
"Den you hcv not arrIvcdf"
"Oh, yes; | hev arrived. come dot
Mexico u."-PhIladclphia Ledger.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01
MISS ANNA STRUNSKY.
Young Genius who COIlabOrated
With Novelist Jack London.

The author of The Call of the
Wild" Jack London, became acuuaint-
ed about five years ago with II brilliant
young girl Of Russian birth named An
in collaboration the now famous book
entitled The Kempton-W Wnce Letters"
The views ON marriage expressed in
this book excited Mrs. London's disap-
prOval Nor did she like her husbands
friendship with Miss Strunsky, though
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01

sonablc shortening In of the upper
branches to n systematic shape, cut
ting In each case close to Il bud smooth
ly. If they are then planted in large
holes carefully dug and each tree sur
rounded by some good soil without any
fresh manure they should live and
grow and require no other trimming
for many years save such as Is includ-
ed In rubbing off as soon aS they ap-
pear buds and shoots on the lower part
Of the stem. Annual trimming simply
Tor the sake of trimming is absolutely
vicious and must be prohibited. There
Is no more necessity for trimming a
tree once Il year than there is for trim
ming a persons ears once year.
Trees while young must be staked
If they are to do well. There are mod
ern tree guards of wire which are
good, but they are expensive. If you
will plant with the tree a good solid,
hard wood stick, say . by I, driving 1t
firmly into the ground after the hole Is
dug so that it is substantially planted,
and will fAStcm the tree to this by
band of leather or old he Sc or strong
soft cloth. which Is crossed between
the tree and the stake, tackled on the
back of the stake. the trees will be
we'll protected while they are refasten-
ing themselves with new root stem.
Please note that the fastening of the
tree to the stake is of the utmost i'm
portancc. as if 1t Is tightly bound to
the stake 1t will chafe and hurt Itself.
but If 1t is held by the strap above de-
scribed, which is looped around the
tree and then crossed before the strap
passes around the post, 1t Will be in
sling and cannot damage itself.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01

1t was shown that their relations were
purely platOnic. Mrs London obtained
divorce from her husband, and he
ufterward married, not Miss StrunSky,
but another California girl, Miss Char
miOn Kittredge. Miss Strunsky went
to Russia to study the revolutionary
movement, and there she met Il young
physician, DR.. Willoughhy Walling. II
grandson of the late William III. Eng
lish, who ran for vice president on the
Democratic ticket in 1850. He has
been settlement worker and, though
a man of large fortune, has socialiStic
views. He and Miss Strunsky fell In
love and will soon be married.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01

There is Il weekly Journal published
at Zurich, Switzerland, called the En-.
gagcI Couples Advertiser. which has
agents ut work all over Switzerland
aScrrtaning the name of every girl
who Is engaged to be married and that
of her prospective husband. These
the addresses of the sweethearts and Il
description of their social position.
Soon after the announcement OF her
engagement girl finds herself almost
in Il position to start Il shop, so numcr-
Gus are the samples she receives from
firms anxious to sell their goods to her
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01

"Yes, Billings was knocked down by
the automobile and had II suit of clothes
ruined"
HE must have been very angry"
"Angry, lie said if he had gun
he'd shoot the chauffeur"
"Of course he didn't shoot him"
"NO, but he ran around the auto and
kicked holes In each of the tires
"Did that relieve him?"
"Yes; he felt all right after that
He's in the tire business, you know
American Spectator.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01

EDMUND j. JAMES th0t time secretary
of state. Mr.. Blaine was an cnthuSi-
astic advocate of increased friendship
and intercourse between the different
states of pan-AmcriCa. 1t was this
idea which was uppcrmost in the Pan
American exposition, held in 1901 ut
Buffalo. The pau-Amcrican idea re
ceivcd further impulse in the second
pan American conference, held in the
City of Mexico the same year.
The coming conference in Brazil is
the third in the series, and it promises
to he the most important in respect to
practical results of any yet held 1t
Will be called to order in the Brazilian
capital, Rio de Janeiro, on July u and
will probably remain in session until
September. The delegates from the
United States are all men who possess
peculiar qualifications for the delicate
and responsible duties they will have
to discharge. Best known, perhaps is
William L. buchanan, who was direct
or general of the pan-Amcrican expo
sitiDn and is Il former minister of the
United States to the Argentine Repub-
lie
He is now in charge of the European
interests of the Westinghouse Manu-
featuring company. Mr.. buchanan is
one of the best informed men in this
country ON South American affairs and
very popular with Latin-American dip
lOmatS. He was delegate to the con
ference of 1901 in Mexico. Another
ttn nf
from the United States is President
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01


Justice who was her friend looked at
her with pitv in his face The iusnector
stared into yucoucv q mn,ncut md
the,, hin mind ,v,s ,,,Jo nm
"Norv hoyn Won 81 tom -LnII,r htu In
vour trunk :" he asked
.J-I''- she sf,nu,rre,I
"IIaye Won or have Won nntp''
eyes hut-hut"
",rhru vou tnol, tbn I,ttrrs"
ooh ,.,uI,Iu.t L,vc dnuo f., 7 rover
did it, she walled
"Thcu where did the hin came from -
81 can't fell Won Please don't ask mo
suythiuo marc | diLu.t tal.r tho Pom.
field letter but II can't tell your,
..pn,r ,.i,l,, si,,,,,I ,l,, i,,,ti,,, nc h,
walked across to the hotel with tha I'm.
spcctor
"I'yc cot dutv to do was thc ropIv
When the inspector had reached his
room he sat down and wrote ont his
resignation, to take immediate effect.
Some one else would have to arrest
Mary Williams. 1t was the hardest
blow of his life. He had been thinking
of her for Il month past as his wife.
1t seemed impossible that She could be
guilty, and vet the Inspector sent on
to take his place must arrest her on
her own showing. The man was feeling
more sore at heart than ever before in
his life when he heard two female
voices in the next room. There was Il
vacant Stovcpipc hole just above his
head that let every word float through.
The women wer" til" innk"cp"r's wife
and his daughter, and he heard the
mother say:
"Iillie. wh"r" did YOU get that ten
dollar bill chang"d:'
AT the butch"r'S,' was the reply.
And what dld You go with the let
ter
"Burned 1t mp. Don't y"u 20 to fret
tlhS over thlll%S. lh'| say tlat Mary
VIII lose her place. but nothing else
Will happen. want to get Mr.. cram
forth III the parlor tonight ana sing and
play Tor MN.
Zen minutes later IN" Inspector was
at the butcher :, ASKING questions. lie
teW minutes taIk with the accused
girl w hch ne IIad asked Il question
or two Sh" remembered that ON Il Ger
tain date when she had half a dozen
letters In her hAnd she had been called
INTO the grocery part III a hurry ana
had lett the letters ON the counter for
moment pr>Iu" the ihhkrepcr
daughter.
Ahd now about searching your
trunk asked the Inspector.
she handed nm the key III Il shame
faced way and SAID:
1 don want YOU to, but II you must
lheh you VIII ma III" blIl IN Il letter.
Kead tlle lettrr.
Inc JuNtlc" was taken along. The
lettcf ana money were found, ana both
READ thc letter ana replaced 1t and
went out OF III" room almost on tptoe.
Inc inspector had never heard that
Mary even had Il beau. The letter
proved that Sh" WAS ENGAGED to
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01

Mrs. Newlywed- that we are
married | don't mind telling you that
several times | was on the point of
breaking of tlSa engagement.
Mr.. Ncwlywed CgloomiIyp-We |
don't suppose it can he helped now
Philadelphia Press.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01
Roots Trip South
Secretary Of States Visit to Brazil TO At.
tend the Pan.AmeriCdn Conference.
Bldine's Work Recalled The
DrdgO Doctrine.

TllE first pan
American con
ference w as
held in Washington
In the year lS9O
and was largely the
outcome of the cf-
forts of the late
James G.. Blaine, Mt
tInt tt,,n p,,r,t,,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01
DESIRABLE
Building Lots
FOR SALE
TNHE Consolidation Coal Company
/ offers FOR SALE a number Of
BUILDING LOTS,

Situate on "ECkhart Flat" northeast side
of the National Pike
These Lots have fine elevation and outlook
natural drainage, and easy proximity to the
Electric Railway; are among the most eli
gible Sites for Dwellings in the vicinity of
FroStburg.
.Sg Information concerning terms, plat
of ground. etc, can be obtained by applica-
tion at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
August 10 Frostburg, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-01
Cards.
p. G. BARNES,
BARTON, MD.

i business.
Law, Collections Real Estate and Divorce
Practice
Write or call In either case your business
will obtain prompt attention. Jan IL
The Monticellonian., 1906-01-04
-Eor rRet1raaenl..tlva.

"e are authorized to announce Hon. D !. Bsrref as I eau3iH8te Tor reelection lDH Repro sentative af i'se leuse H5ase af taa General Assembly oi the s.ats of Arkansas. from Hre8 eaHasg subject to Che action of tae Democratic primasy.
 @oafo authorized D anusanec II. l. Eea.aE fsqs as eanil1atp fer Representative os tEe Lower House of lhe Ganerat Assembly of ,ha st4te of 8lsanses from Hfsa couply. seb.eet t7 tae artlon of tha Democratic primary
 For County and Probate Judge
 wa are authar.zad to announce ar Q. P F'Hd as eaDt,34te igf County aa3 Fsataee 5uase. of Drew County saH5a5t t5 the acton of th4 Democratic primary
 We are authorized to announce Col V. r s.eaons as caaGtduto Tor reelection ta ,le eGleo of c9unty and Probate Ia4sa ef Drew county. subject b Boaes4oao of tae Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Hr ). J.. Harsm0ck as candidate ioE County a8d Pro hata iH1ea of hfcw caaHfys subject to fhe aa ton of tue Dei1or rade Primary