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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
Penalty of Fame.

Gen. Nogi, of Port Arthur fame, is paying the penalty of popularity at the hands of autograph seekers. But the form which this has taken in Japan has about it touch of senti- ment, inasmuch as the relatives of sol diers who fell before Port Arthur are seeking the. generals autograph in scriptions to place on the tombstones of the dead
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
Uniaue Invention.

A German inventor has perfected an apparatus which, by easy manipu- lation. throws the words of an opera being sung on to the proscenium above the stage. The words appear line by line as they are sung. and there is nothing about it to disturb the spectators. The apparatus is controlled by the prompter. and is stated to be quite cheap.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
Destructive Beetle.

The Black Hills beetle has killed be- tween zoo, 100000 and 100000 900 feet of timber in the Black Hills forest reserve. It is also doing much harm in Colorado and New Mexico. The government has issued pamphlet on the way to fight it by felling and bark ing infested trees.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
Qualified.

The monkey house at the London zoo is being cleaned, disinfected and partly reconstructed. The Field remarks: "The work will be under the super vision of Dr. Gordon. the expert who has been in charge of the sanitation of the house of commons"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
Servants Unions in France.

One of the troublesome questions confronting the French ministry is concerning the right of public serv- ants to form unions. It came up some time ago in connection with teachers syndicates.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10

retary Taft should call you up on the phone, and ask your opinion of the matter.
 We trust that Representative J.. Warren Keller will pause long enough in his efforts to reduce the representation from the southern states on account of their alleged treatment of the negro, to read the very exciting news that was sent over the wires from Springfield, o.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
Ice from Norway.

Norway makes good thing out of her winter climate. She exports about 100000 tons of best lake ice yearly to the other European countries. One company alone can send away 1000 tons a day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
Small Pension.

A former private of Iancers. vho had served a years in the British army, and had been under fire g times. died the other day while in the enjoyment of a pension of z2 cents a day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
What Had He to Do with Ita

WIUG 44esU 11C VO OV W1II 4Vs Young Man-I have called, sir, to request the hand of your daughter in marriage.
 Old Grumleigh-Has she accepted you?
 "Yes, sir"
 Then what do you want to come round and bother me with your troubles for?"-Stray Stories.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE, BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund nancy if It fails to cure. R. w. GROVES sig nature is on each box. 25c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
No Census.

The population of Morocco can only be guessed No census has ever been taken The best authorities estimate the inhabitants to number about r. 500. .Oeo-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
Speed of Electricity,

The speed of the electric current ia copper wire is lss.s0o.099 meters a sec- oud. The fastest ocean steamer makes only es meters a second
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
Bar tn surrsxr

No young man can sscceed if he is afraid to do little more than he fs pzid for.-CbiczsD Daily News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
rrnu p=uxian rnuh

Fine specimens of cotton fabrics are often found fn Peruvian tozse tsttrx r~cr fo the fIue of the lscz4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10

Yes. 100, 900 dnss eseh dsy. Does 1t send osf good tiood e bed blocdS You tno~, fer good blood is secd hssIft': t1i tIood, tsd hesifh. Ask yc1r svn doet5r ssczf tskirg Ayers Ssrsapsri1ss fer tkin, inpure bloo1. sss s:s.:. 1: ::: ! z .: s fs1[Tsl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10

Coffees IS. 20 and 25c per ID are the best sold for the price.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
THE FORUM

ment of the law by men who, before
they are invested with their legal re-
gala. swear by the Almighty that
they will do their duty as the law
prescribes. We again say, we de-
nounce crime committed by negroes.
and are as uncompromisingly opposed
TO crime as any man of any race. Inc
,oa.o onlv asks for the enforcement
o flaw. We are always for peace put
II the officers will allow innocent peo-
ME to be dragged from cars ana shot
and dubbed to death, we say prepare
for war. and let each house be an ar
senal, and each man the cof1iillai'''ei
in-chief, and order his force TO sioo'
TO l<ill-white or black.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

The plain people deplore discrimina-
ton of any kind against the race, but
our papers will commend themselves
to the popular approval if they will
give more attention to the banks that
have been established and men and
women who are immortal ling them
selves in the profession, business or
industries, than to the fact that rome
one of us has been denied a glass of
soda water at little cheap white
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
Our Girls Also.

For every girl whose creed is truth
whose shrine is faith, whose god is
love. whose virgin soul is invited daily
to the festival of the angels; else
listen to tho wedding bells of the
woodland nvmphs as her studious
spirit sin of the crystal streams flow
ing through the Eden of peace, the
bride of natures wooing, SATISFIED
as she culls the fruit and flowers from
the fields of history and the gardens
Of poetry. gathers gems of "purest
raw serene" to adOrn her crown OF
virtue, makes the angels jealous oil
her heros mastery of melody ano
harmony. and by her artistic toucf
paints the unseen beauties of life il
the breathing cOlors of the canvass
Evansville Gnd) Transcript.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
TIE GEORGIA RIOTS,

F~cos Claet srd Cause Bloodshed.
In the annual of our history. moth
ing will h. more alarming, heart
rnnding and compare more nearly to
"Pleeding Armenia" and the cruel
sutton of Turkey. and blazen despot-
ian of Russia than our internal race
uoheavals of the last decades, and
moro esneciall.' the last decade. The
trouble in most cases was not newt
able, but simply on account of race
end condition of circumstances, and
on account of political frictiOns. We
have a great country. but she cannot
live half barbaric and half civilized.
one race cannot iniure the other and
leave itself unmolested. Whatsoever a
man soweth that shall he also reap
Tho trouble occurred at Atlanta be-
cause negroes were accused Of crime
not guilty. mind you. The main cause
of the whole affair is the lax enforce
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

Slavery had some peculiarities con-
nected with it that will never be al
together comprehended. 1t was not
only man selling human being, but
often a father selling a son or daugh-
ter, or brother selling brother, for
often the master was father of his
servant Wasn't that a strange con-
dtion. That very thing existed here
in America, son slave of father. His
tory will only tell, no doubt. in blood.
the consequence.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
C. S. Gibbs Amounted.

Charles S. Gibbs. of the First ward,
will succeed William Burton, of the
Como ward. as messenger in the game
worlen's office at the state house.
Mr. Gibbs has done assiduOus work
for the ward. and since there is to be
a change made. there coud not be a
more deserving man for the place
than hc
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

What does the Boston Guardian anu
the Chicago Conservator hope to gam
nv a continuous malicious personal
FIGHT The tone of their editorials
does not sound sincere. They seem
70 hova no real honest convictions.
We hope they will see their errors
and turn from them.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
EDITORIAL
,.,Ltlt, ) ~ IN e -, 1870.
Pub lie Orators.

Cannon, Shaw and Bryan, three
great hgureheads, are stirring the peo-
pie down in Missouri to a realization
of their sense of duties. The people
of Missouri never were respected so
highly before The same is true in
Tennessee. If Kentucky, Tennessee
and Missouri go republican the other
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

The editor of the Frederick 'Mo'
Hornet is the most unk1nd' st ieiio"
,,,o ever read after before. The hrst
five editorials in his paper Oh oep''
% are taken from the Forum without
q ecintilla of credit-yet they are
oo,,iod verbatl1m. We told this brothet
once before that such is stealing
..o, shalt not steal. What objection
ao Won have for giving credit?
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

poolxer r. Washington erred IN ao-
,,isine negroes in cases like those DIT
Atlanta, Ga. not to retalia'e'
does he mean-not protect themselves
not strike back when stricken nv
.axs the good people are to be praiseu
for their stand taken we agree 'i'
this point but the bad people are not
considerate nor susceptible TO con-
sidaration nor reason. and even II they
were or are. every man should oeieho
his house and himself against all evil
doors.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

Love thv neighbor not as some III
YOU love yourselves-many peopie nav
themselves.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

The PRAYERS of the righteous avail
eth much-not the prayers Vi uiso'i'
men and hvpocrites.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

The mass meeting last Monday at
the court house was the most repre-
sentative meeting we have seen IN
the city. They mean that gamblers
and thieves shall not run this city
we don't. See it is not curtailed. Let
the people assert themselves until
right is victorious.
May Organize CoIored Episcopal
Church.
The move on foot to organize col
ored Episcopalian church in this city
is a good one. and we hope to see such
a church planted here. Our people
will be glad to rally to it.
This is the highest branch of re-
ligious worship and our people need
such things.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

WANTED, Agents for Peerless
Ideal Portrait Co. in all towns
big commission big money made
Write or call on Peerlessn Ideal
portrait Co, Room 45 Myers
Building, Springfield III.
When you want copy of the
Forum, The Freeman or the Ne
gro magazines, drop in at The
TX -ystone, 12l SO. 4th st.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-22
By K. and
Heskefh PritcR1ard.

Copyright by Pearson Publishing
Company
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
MRS. A ERDMANN
Come to Elks' Club at once.
w. ]. B. ERDMANN.
-26-4t

DIR. ROBERT DUNN, formerly Isl Sutter
St, will be at 1919 Telegraph ave. Oakland
tsnnia Lodges, Order Daughters of St.
Georgc, will please communicate with Mrs
]. Creba and Mrs. A. Creba. $50 Prospect
WILL Blanche Cha.. Roouie call rr,. l115 I'm
ion Say Bk. Bldg, 18th Bdwy., Oakrda 1868
WILL Mr.. Frank Hart communicate with
:, Miss Iessie Thompson. s39 Fillmore st-' 1t
gases of .razors which you took from 4o7
Bush, and save trouble. s26-3t
MAkSIE Az MOORE @!l and 5s,s Others & communisate
OSBORNE, of U. S. Printing CO., call at Of
fee Cal. Canneries Co., 2018 Webster St,
near Sacramento, s. F.. Post
fornia Canneries Co.,N2ols Webster St, near
Sacramento, S. F. POST
WILL the expressman who received 2 trunks
on;tg one grip, To one, one suit case and bundle Of
turn same to 1l27 churehi Reward. post
Mrs. Hathaway at 31l5 California st. s26-5s
A responsible, respectable family of four adults,
ruined by the hre, would like TO take charge
Of house for family leaving town Address
MARTIN HENGKEfN. grocer. now at oa5I asoI
Green St. will be back to old stand in near
DR.. S. ZUSsMAN, formerly of 1912 Post v,S. St.
at present I447 O'Farrell st. go. a.
MRS. ALMA REIBLING, formerly of 12i
Olive ave-, send address to 81 Chattanooea
St 30 81
son, Henry. Any information gladly re-
cciyed at tents behind quartermaster's bar
racks NO. ~26-2t
OLA WEAVER, communicate with NJ M.
Hedgpeth, 1925 O'Farrell St .26-3t
PLEASE help me find my trunk, which | left
IN Columbia Square Wednesday, April Is,
1906: II. Cody on end OF It. Address 1910
Florida ST. s26-3t
JAMES THOMAS and Rollin Davies, of Ca
tasaqua, Pa. communicate J. II. Gil
HUTZ, Kentfeld, Cal -25-3t
ANYONE knowing the whereabouts of Ca
mile Frysse and Pauline will do great ia
vor to his sister>by leaving address at No.
1922 Pierce st. 30 a.
MISS MAE FITZGERALD, formerly of IS
Langton ST., please come to your sisters at
1911 Hayes ST., near Devisadero. s26-2t
Mrs. OPENSHAW, please find Mrs. Bar
sant ct S14 Turk St it
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
LOST AMI Fo1rNn

LOoI-A package OF about 1900 legal cap
sheets typeWritten lists, placed during
chants Exchange building, San Fran
cisco. Finder suitably rewarded on re-
turn to temporary offices Mutual Life
insurance Company of New York 614
Union Savings building, Oakland 1t
LOSF-Wednesday, April IS, lady's gold
Watcn ana pin; name on inside cover,
M. III. Mangels, either in Richmond
= district or near park; $40 reward will
street. s27- -2t
WILL the party who took bay mare
with white mark on forehead and buggy
with letters Y. L. on it, from OctaVia
and Hayes sts on Wednesday, return
the same to 516 Hayes st. and receive
re|ard? VAL LUBA. e27-7t
LOST--A Winton auto, silver color;
state number 5o56, taken from owner at
Sausanto Terry. Return machine to r.
ID. MEYER at 26S6 Union ST.. S: F.:
T.. DUNN of 10 Madison ST. lost a trunk
with name of Michael O'Conner at
Twenty-second st. s27-3r
REWARD for return of small alligator
grip, containing money, kodak and pa
pecs, carried away by young man III
buggy from Jeferffson square day of
earth earthquake J. A LOGAN. 1865 .sa Ellis
SAVED from fire; fine new coupe; mono
gram on door. Address E, r. WILL
l1lAMS, f1arDOr com office.
MRS. CATHERINE JE.SSEN'S son is at
Union and octavia SITS. several times
daily. 1t
LosT-suit case, marked across end, L.
F. s, and on tag, o. NJ Paris. o. M.
PARIS, 1899 Geary St sH-2t
LOST-Small flannel bag containing jewelry,
from McAllister and Devisadero to Califor
MIA; keepsake. Finder return o1o Devisa-
dero; $50 reward; Qusetions.
LOST--Basket OF photos and sack of clothes,
etc. Return to 425 Castro ST. reward.
LOST-Victor and Bernard Hickman, age
10 and years; dark gray suits, blue cor
duroy hats. Return North Beach power
house. MR.. WHALEY.
CHURCH OF the Advent parishioners-I am
at 325 Haight ST.
LOST-Brown leather suit case marked H
o. ZAETZSCH. Notify owner, s16 10th
ST., Oakland.
MEN who had charge of three trunks cor.
Post and Taylor sts., notify me where they
can be found; reward J. NJ. LYON.
REWARD for information or return of tele-
scope lost near Fairmont Thursday, con-
tanning uniform, medals, commissions, Astor
Battery, U. S. army discharge. GEORGE
S. GELS, Ills Broadway, Oakland. U. S.
w. V. headquarters.
LOST-PAUL HOFFSES. aged 81 family at
park panhandle, section 9.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FOR sale-Tailor store, with tools; also
new furniture Of three rooms 1888 De-
visadero st. 27-3t
SHEET metal workers and timers full
set tools AMI machinery for sale. 246S
Sacramento st. 27-3t
COMPLETE wood-sawing outfit, 1 large r.
horsepower oil engine, elevators, saws, saw
frames, shafting, pulleys tools. wood trucks
and l large wood splitter and betting, also
! Debold safe. Apply STANDARD SUP
PLY CO, Broadway and First 26-7t
OFFICE, large safe with chest, desk, type
writer, etc; also new modern residence ;
choice location; furnished. Call 1908 stn ST.,
Oakland.
TAILOR wants to sell tools and good,
new Singer machine; size D. 1888 Devils
adero ST 1t
FOR sale-Brand-new furniture and new
range stove; also tailor store and tools
1888 Devisadero st. st
SHEET metal workers and timers set
tools and machinery for sale. 1888 De-
visadero st. ct
SET of Encyclopedia Britannica for sale
1l09 Golden Gate ave- ct
FOR sale--Cheap: motor bicycle. 26t6
Etna street Berkeley st
FOR sale-One new typewriter; Universal
keyboard; $65. Address box 33S, Gall
office. 1t
FOR sale-New typewriter; $40. w. w.
CHOATE, 1892 Union ST. '2s-3t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR sale-.FNurniture of 6 rooms: house in
good order; rent SIS Apply 1929 Golden
Ssate ave, S. F. cit
f'DRNiSHED fiat for sale-Six rooms; in
richmond District; handy to electric
cars, now running; rent $3.50 month !:
new furnishings; worth $780, for $475;
great bargain. Call ct 541 Third ave. *It
FOR salei-- Furniture complete of 7-room
mouse Apply 2423 California st. s27-2t
fOR sale-Furniture OF 5-room fat, cutie
new, cheap. 259 Church st. o27-3t
HoR e,t sale-furnislled fiat, new; rooms.
S44s IWenty-second ST. st
LEA UTlF'UL furnished fiat, all new; fur
nit9re up TO date; cost over $1,000; on
OrtarreiI st. near Fillmore, $3.50. See
M. IlAFEE, 1906 Bush st. e27-3t
NICELY furnished fiat furniture for sale
j. t. RAl MOND. 43 Diamond st ct
FOR sale-My new stove and furniture,
aoout main pieces. 1888 Devisadero
street: cyst
fOR sale-,.,Furniture - of Groom fat; $500.
ZIU15 rnlmore st. .25-3t
NEW furniture of a Groom fat for sale. rea-
sonable. 1888 O'Farrell st
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


$4,000 .EACH-Two elegantly. finished cot
tages of 5 rooms each; hall; bath; pantry !;
laundry; large closets; patent toilets; en-
ameed baths and bowls; open plumbing /;
combination gas and electric fixtures ele-
CANT nantles; dining rooms panel finish !;
pantry and bath tiling finish; interior wood
work Of best Oregon pine wax finish; hard
Lot 26x120 feet. Midway between Grove St.
and Telegraph ave Car lines situated on
35th ST. Only blocks from 40th st. Key
Route station. Terms, if desired. A very
choice location; none better. If LOOK
ING FOR A HOME, DON'T FAIL TO
SEE THESE.
s4, ,o000 000--Corner 31st and Market sts., large
lot with 12-room house. This Is practically
on San Pablo ave. and is grand location
for business site. Its rental makes it a
gilt-edge investment and one sure TO in
crease. Owner desires TO go East. Such
property will not remain on the market long.
SEE ME AT ONCE
Grove st. Lot 40xl20 feet. Terms, If de-
sired THOMAS GILBERT, Room 1904,
Union Savings Bank Building, Oakland, Cal.
26-4t
sPECIALl SPEcIALi
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE
BUSINESS OF OUR SAN FRANCISCO
OFFICE WILL BE TRANSACTED AT
OUR OAKLAND OFFICE
BURR-pADDoN CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
$50 BROADWAY. COR NINTH.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
CASH READY
10 pay for property in the burned dis
tr1ct; leases made. Call or write at once
10 the leading real estate agents
w. j. WHITE COMPANY,
formerly 26 Montgomery st
Temporary offices at
912 ELLIS ST, near Van Ness ave.
New insurance written. If
TO exchange for S. F. real estate@52
acres OF rich, level land in Butte Co..
miles from town and r. r.; half in
growing wheat crop, with trotting- bred
and thoroughbred stations and brood
mares. G. F., 513 Devisadero st It
FOR sale-Fine business corner, S7:6xS7 :6
With modern improvements and estab-
nshed grocery and liquor business. 1913
Eddy ST. s27-3t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27

WANTED-I2 Fishermen for he Goldfish
ing schooner Dora Bluhm Apply PA
CIF1C STATES TRADING CO.. So Mis-
sion St St
FREE EMPLOYMENT oFFICE-FREE.
At Costigan & Co.'S. 1245 Eddy ST.. be-
tween Lagunal and Buchanan; licensed
employment contractors; city work.
1860 teamsters, laborers, mechanics,
wanted right away
RACTOR]NOTTCE
All kinds OF orders solicited; no fee
charged. Send orders to COSTIGAN 6
CO, 1245 Eddy ST.. S. F. tt
ANDRES office formerly 217 Stockton
St, is located at the new Tribune build
ing, Eighth and Franklin sts., room i,
AWCUTTfNG & GUM, Inc, mgr. Pacific
Cont Cal. Employment Agencies; phone
Oakland 1912, Oakland, Cal formerly OF
general employment business and invite
the employing public to phone, write or call
and good wages for skilled and unskiIled
labor; remember the number-414 9TH ST.,
near Broadway: SgTTIMG & GUNN.2s-ti
COSTIGAN s. CO.. 1245 Eddy st,
Bet. Laguna and Buchanan.
Licensed Employment Contractors
City Work
1900 men wanted for laboring work, s22s day
No fees charged. You'll do
1000 mechanics of all kinds; regular wages.
Contractors Notice.
All kinds Of orders solicited, no fees
charged
Send orders to Costigan & Co., l24s
Eddy St, bet. Laguna and Buchanan, S. F.
WANTED-Immediately five ladies or gentle
men to travel for large firm of high COM
mercial rating; good salary and expenses to
right party; small cash bond required. 2i22
Dwight way, Berkeley, room four.
WANTED-First-clsss mechanical craftsman,
with technical education and experience, by
the Abner Doble Co., temporary Offices at
26ll Broadway, bet. Scott and Dcvisadero
sts., San Francisco.
A-HOT FL Gazette Employment Bureau.
952 Broadway. Oakland-Waiter, $35;
hotel clerk, $40; porter, SIS: bellboy, S15;
housernan. $50 1t
WANTEn-A good barber. 34Se Sixteenth
ST.. near Sanchez. e. Asst e1t
BRIGHT man with horse, wagon and 5000
cash. $50 Noe st. +27-2t
BOoFBLACK wanted at 1888 Fulton
street. ~27-2t
WANTED - Blacksmith, horseshoer Apply
1910 Railroad ave. South s25-3t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27

HOUSES TO LET-FURNISHED
DIR. w. r. CLJTNESS JR, being obliged
to move to Los Angeles owing to the
establishment of head offices of the Pa
ci1c Mutual Life Insurance Co. In that
city, desires to rent his furnished house.
SE corner Of Steiner ST. and Broadway,
for one year; house in perfect condition;
terms upon application. st
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSES TO LET.
FURNISHED or unfurnished, to desir-
able party at reasonable price; nine
rooms and bath, garden; in front of
park. Inquire at premises. 70 Scott
street Z7-3t'
HANDSOMELY furnished private house for
rent, and bath. 1912 Bush st.,
near Cough.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27

CASH FOR PROPERTY.
In the burned district. Call at once.
New insurance written. List your prop
erty to sell or lease today with Frisco s
leading real estate agents.
w. j. WHITE COMPANY,
formerly % Montgomery ST.
Temporary offices now at
912 ELLIS ST, NEAR VAN NESS AVE.
COMFORTABLE six-roofn cottage, No. 943
Elizabeth ST., near Twenty-fourth and Hof-
man; one block from electric line. Price,
$2,500. VIII exchange for Oakland prop
erty. GEO. w. AUSTIN, 1902 Broadway,
Oakland 26-3t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
ATTORNEYS.
DANIEL O'CONNELL'S law Office s6A
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wanted-Complete story of the
San Francisco earthquake; large book;
5ps startling Eictures; big pay to agents
complete outfit sent postpaid on receipt
of five 2-cent stamps; freight paid; cred
1t given. THE BIBLE HOUSE, 323
Dearborn ST., Chicago 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27

WANTED-San Francisco real estate for
cash or part cash and balance Seattle
property. Address box $685. Call office.
giving address, description of property
and rrfca At
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
BUCKS BERKELEY BARGAINS.
r1ryTE CNAnC

SNAP No. Misunderstanding site, 116x16s,
close to S. P. r. R. station, only S1,750.
SNAP No. IN. w. corner, close to Ashby
35x104, Groom house; will rent for resi-
dence until needed for business, which now
occupies one-haf the block; $500.
SNAP No. 3--Business lot near I,orin, 54xso
profitable investment; to see It is to want
1t: $500.
SNAP No. 4-Corner on Adeline, near Ashby,
58x150; two lots sin same block just sold
will 60 quickly; $4,000.
SNAP No. 5--Elegant home on Bonita ave.
rooms; fine basement; big barn; S. w.
corners 67x135; $1,000.
Ne have long list of property In all parts of
Berkeley to sell on easy terms; homes "a
specially. THE BUCK REAL ESTATE.
COMPANY, 742s Bancroft Way; phone,
Berkeley l7<A Asthg ssssSen. phone Berke.
ley zzA 26-2s
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ANY person owning San Francisco prop
erty and desiring to dispose of it for
part cash and part Arkansas realty
please address box 63S7, Call office, with
address and full particulars. E-4t