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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas, 4. -. Gibson and Lucy blpson
his wife. 10y their certain deed OF trus,
dated III" 18Th day OF November; I"', anu
recorded In the Recorders office OF -
Francois county, Mo. IN book ~ AZ pay"
~ conveyed to the undersigned trustee
the following described real estate ana I'm,
pruyunlrnts thereon situate, lying ana
being In the comfy OF It. Francois, state OF
Missouri, tO.Nit
Al our right, title and interest In and 10
an undivided one eighth q Interest IN me
Il flowing arsrr bed real estate l'nrt OF lht
southeast quarter ui the southwest quarter
and part OF the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF section twenty 'elght
lgsl twnship thirty. seven go, range I'VE
fSl containing thirty three acres. more or
less, and part north fractional nall OF tht
northwest fractional quarter ui section
thirty three t&#, township thlrty seven
tS15 range iiNc 80 east, containing INVENT!
eight and one half acres, more or less ana
part OF survey No. 2liG, township 81 north,
range east containing lhh acres, more or
less, ana containing IN all I'll % acres more
or less. 49,,
which said conveyance was made In trust
/ To secure the payment of Il certain prnmis
/ sorry note I'm said deed OF trust ncscrlbeu
| and whereas hy the terms OF said deed al
| trust said note is past due ana remains un
| paid nuw therefore, NJ the request OF Tue
! legal holder OF said note, and IN conformity
with the provisions Of said ueeu OF tus'
! l. the undersigned trustee VIII, on
SATURDAY., MARCH Il, 1905,
na,ween the hours OF nine O'Clock In Tia,
! forenoon and iiyc O'Clock In the AFTERNOON
| of that day at the south front door oil tht
| Court House, In the city of Pennington, ~
said -. Francois county, Missouri Sc" q,
! cash all the right, title ana interest OF th'
said \. u. Gibson ana Lucy Gibson his WI.
! I'm and to the foregoing described real estal,
and improvements thereon to satisfy said
note and the costs OF executing this trust
W. T. HALE, Trustee
! February ~ 1895.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09

secured a small quantity and al
though il seems impossible it is so,
that in "A half hour after the first
dose the pain left ME. That night
was the first rest | had had for
nearly n week and it is only one
who has suffered a did who can
appreciate visa; il mcnt to me-"
Il am much improved even now
after short treatment, and | con-
slider the Cooper medicines the
greatest l ever heard of. A"
Coopcr's New Discovery drives
rheumatism poison from the blood,
and besides Rheumatism, will cure
Stomach and Kidney troubles,
Blood Diseases, Catarh and Par
alysis. 1t sells for one dollar per
bottle. Cooper's Quick Relief, the
assistant remedy is an enemy to
pain. 1t limbers up the muscles
and joints, reduces the swelling
and takes out the soreness, while
the New Discovery drives the poi
son from the system foF ever. II
costs fifty cents. The medicines
are sold only by f. NJ. LAAkMaN,
Pennington, NC
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09
MISTlET0E ITEMS

: Martin has rented the Turpiu
-. : a,I ni,I FARM an . large seal,
'at'h """ WIZ Wv WI 7
H.. -.
Sc'c'n' .a nav ' '', , ,,',,',,.,', vI, ,a,
No''"n' WV , ,'o
ny 'o' NV
James EavcS la, returned to kIon-
ike and VIII "''" !" '"' paving
''"'''' W.
Ed. l.. +. johnson hIird the pull
pit at C"Ttee last sunday '"''c was
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09
LOUGHB0R0

-, -,
sunday with bomeloIk,
Miss ElF''A it"'e' VI '"" P''cc
At. ,,,Li, E,,l.,,.iali -, uoto
',;.;,aI ,ar,,,.a, I,a,oI a., sa,n,L.,,
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09
Order of Publication.

! S1NTE uF MISSOURI.
County ui -. Francois b
| In the circuit court, May Term, rrn.
! Eva Dawson. Pinintln.
".
Leroy DuW Sun Defendant
Now at THIS day comes the plalntlr here.
In hy her attorney, Joseph l.. Iilw. IT., lsld
niles her petition and AFFIDAVIT, alleging
among other things that defendant has al.
seconded or hb>cnt"d himself from his usual
place ut abode In this state, So that the or.
binary process Of law cannot he served
, upon him, aud Is not u resident Of ~" state
! at Missouri
Whrrrupop u 1, ordered by the clerk OF
THIS Court. IN vacation. that said defendant
lee notified hN pubIrhtlpu llll Itdlntln has
commenced 4 ~uit against hIm IN this Court
. the object and general nature utWhiCh Is an
action tor divorce, upon IA" grounds OF
abandonment ana that unless the said
Leroy Dawson De ana appear ht tins Court,
~ the next term thereof tu De begun and
holden At the court house In the city OF
Pennington, IN said county, on the IIth
day OF NAV, next, AMI on or before the
first day uf said term, or b"iore the last
day OF said term, answer OF plead To the
petition In said cause, The same VII lie
taken as confessed ana Judgment VIII lie
rendered accordingly.
And It &, further ordered that a copy
hereof lie published, according 'u law, IN The
Pennington 1imos, "A newspaper published
in said county OF It. FRANCOIS, tor iOur week :
SurccSSiVrly, published AZ least once Il
week. the last Insertion 10 he ~ least fiitepn
days before the rrst day ~ SAIL May Term
OF court
J.i. WILLIAMS. circuit clerk.
\ true copy ni the record.
.......... Witness my hand and seal OF the
sal. circuit tGurt ~ It. Francois COun
.. Is TINS aTh day al March. lHE.
!. G.. WILLIAMS. Circuit clerk.
Marrh ., r"'.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice Il hereby given, that the under
Ngned, Administrator OF the estNe OF
CLARK GIBSON, Deceased.
I. III make fnal settlement OF his accounts
with said estate as such Administrator, at
the next term OF the Probate tourt OF II.
Francois county, Missouri, 10 ne holueh W
tarmlngton, in said county on the 9th day
OF April, \. H., 1870, ..,,.,. $1,000
February q, 1850,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

The guest. were royalty entertained
by their hostcs, and all had a delight
ful time.
William Scagss and . trio Of ladies
started to market last Thursday. They
mrcd their team and after working
tour hour, trying to get them out OF
the mud finally succeeded and returned
home without going to market Bdii
concludes that walking Is the Nuresl
w1} II travelling.
RAMEl a. q.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09
Final Settlement

Notice Is hereby given that the under g..
signed. Administrator OF the estnt" Ut
MRS HIRpIE Z. DRYDEN.
viii make It finnl settlement ui said estate
at the next term Of the Probate court ui It.
Francois county, Missouri, to be begun ana
held In FarmingtOn in sail county. ON the
second Monday IN April, usHi,
WI. Il. TAYLOR, JE., Administrator.
March - 1905.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09
The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure

O.. smith, sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist SSH. refund Your money il
alter taking one bottle you are not
satisfied with results. - cents b. T..
VI. Laakmauu,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09
final Settlement.

<otIcc Is hereby given that the under.
signed, administrators OF the estate OF
ALONLO STRAUGliAN, pec'd,
viii make a mai settlement of said estate
at the next term OF Probate Court OF y,
Francois county, Missouri, TO he begun ana
hei1 nj the court house In Termination IN
said county on the second Monday In April
1876.
RUTH \. STRAtrlIAN,
Administrative,
February ~, i:Hi.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09
HAS STOOD THE TEST 25 YEARS

The old. original GROVES Ta,tclcs,
Chill Tonic You know what Won are
taking /; is iron and quininc in
tdstelcs, form. No cure. No Paw SOC.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09

Two men in Pcml,cDt county re-
ccycd sentence, Of - years in the
pcui,cuiiary at q late term Of count.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09
Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. ExecutriN OF the estate OF
PHILIP sRCNER. Deceased,
will make iinal settlement OF said estate
nj the next term OF the Probate court OF ~.
rrnpcnis county. Missouri to be begun and
held in Pennington, In said county, on the
second Monday in April, 1900.
JANE GRtNER, ExecutriN.
March 2, 1905.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09

STNTt ~ NILSSON ~. =.
County pi -. Francois
In the circuit court, May Term, ran.
IVA Dawson. pinlntlfi.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09

Pennington, DO
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-09

Miss Sarah Chiffon Of Eiyin, spent
SUNDAY with humctOIk,
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Gbe glen, Gra.
ssss::A e ~ rs;::ass 4. 0ssssy; :. o:ss-. I.
PublishsA Weekly. In TnR NRw Era
Buildiag on Third Street.
$3.50 per Year in Advance
c. B. STEWART, Editor asd Mgr.
Residence Phone I24 White.
ORDwAY. COLO. DEC. 2. 1906.
OlAsy Items.

OlAsy Items.
Z. A. Davsnpsrt preached At shs
Olssy school hesse Sunday neenias
aad evening,
n. A. Maxwell sstssnsl 70 his ho0l
home In Colorado Spsisgs Aso1aS
DorsisO after few dAys' visit VIII
his sea Ciasae.
Heasy Mccoy. Jslgs coaard, Best
Wilieoru and ~. W. Lissbsrry wera
il Pusbio this week.
Asssss. Asdersou asd vifs asl Ben
500 went - Pueblo wssnesday.
Mrs.. Bsssoa and her Nstle daugh
ter. Mamie. left for Texas Wednesday >
70 attend the fuaesai Of Ars. Beasoa's
father.
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Bazar Bazar /!

TIE Lsliss' Usios Of the Baptist
Church win have their Basaar Sstur.
day. dee. 18th. all DAY. In the sew
church buiidisg. A lunch viii b
served thresgh the day asA oystsss n
the evening. All are NEST cordially
iavited.
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svsnAslIes' Church Services.

y evsnAsIlcsl Church Services.
essAsy school at 10 =. =.
pseachlag q II .. =.
Tsis bslng quarterly asstisg, Pre.
ssa.sg ssdss 2sv. .. Dwast VIII pesash
ano ess1sst eeaassisa sesvIees.
Yssag fesSas's Aiiissee q 7.oo :. =
PssssAlag q tn ?. =,
y shs Presiding Elder.
~ Wet psAyeR neetlsg q
Wednesday q ~ , =.
- cepek esa1sy essssl - ! =. {.
oegmea saaes oaeas1ps. a = :. :.
49, eegv1osp el6eys 1a61lsk.
.s r. ~ T. ~ = = =! lSvtl 4 = 60
4. III + :, y 81 4.
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Hair Won't of an xSedt.

All tisds Of Hais vosk made to o..
der. ] work ~ cembings iste switch.
e. asd watch chains. ] meunt the
watch chains asd ron fsraish the
mosatisgs. All whe wish such woek
dons lsave ssdsss at Miss Hssmen's
ailiinery store. osgss City.
ASs. Allen Berry.
Now 10 the tine - make Chsistnsa
psessats.
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For Sale.

For S01O.
Coed sound Missouri Pippia Apples
At l1e per pound. Aise about forty
ysusg Plymouth Rock Hens At 3oc
each. d. c. Roberts.
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Desert LAho.-Fihal Proof.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Istssios,
Lssl O0es at Pusble. Cele.,

~. q 0r6vsy. osss.. has aisd assSse e b.
teattsa = 1ske pssee - bis aseest-lasa e.aia
.s. -. ies =: si.s - z - = y Z: ".
.. Land 00se q Hasolo. 0oSo.. - "Wednesday
ths ssh oay ef Sas1asy. 1871.
Hs nAoes ~ following vtssssess - pssss
sas1 lanA:
Chasiss Wilsea, osy uurse. JaDss O. Clsve-
lad sad 1hos. O. 1stsp. N - 0sdvay. 0slo.
"a. ABBEY. As0lssss.
Ytrss pahatoastsn NOv. =.
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Desert LAAd--.EiAal Pfsi.
NOTICE FOR PuBLlcA7loa
Dspartasst Il ~ lstesiu,l |
LaaA OAcs at psseiA On, \

Nssss. !. As..es f.,:s ~ 49, Z Z:
n00sR - ioesaAAse - 0Ahs ~ q e
l00oeaAA 49, Ne. -. ~ - q u
- - J. 10 .. 4 y Y. Ss1ss 81 16
0esss = Il 1AstA. cele. - osn1h .
~ ~ a naO0hss. -.
- ss0Qases tsS1DaDs - se1nnA1o -
JsAn Z. nsssss. u u1sese o.
QAsslse y, O,aSt. - Ds0 ~ -
Yrook 4. fsterson. - 80e0s ~
Wtii1Aa q. clark. q 1ssey - -
9 4. Aeo8S 08
ysss psSlisa,ien Nov 3
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LsAles. Ala sseissy.

The Ladies' Aid met o. Thursday
sfssPuooa with Mrs. 4. a. Wiafrss.
A large sunber were present and par-
sieipatsd In msss spirited busiasss
session. The following standing Con
nittees were elected:
Oa osthers' meetings. Aesdaaee
@. ". Can6eil, C. Q. lies aad c. ..
Stewart.
o. nissisaary programs. nssdanes
J. A. Sale, J. y. Johssoa And J. Z.
Dovney.
On Temperance work. Mesdaoes
A. A. Wiairse, O. =. Merrill asd C. =.
cois.
II was decided - give ~ old fash.
ioasd "Dsstriet School" on Friday
evening" sf Holiday week.
TIE aftesssoa siesed with . oost
sejeyabis nvsieai asd literary pro
glao.
/Nfs. James T. Dow.sy viii act ~
kostess at ths aext aeetiag.
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&lO Reward.
etsaysd q steieaf Oss Gray usess
D yeass oi1. bfAa1sl n Z o. left
shssilss. with scss hstwsss eyes.
u. Z. BUTLER,
sussr City, Csis.
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Lst's thiak little ahead asA seieet
Roctsr. o. nice pises sf fursiturs
fer ths wife ter Chsiukaas. ass then,
1t TIE Ofdway TrsAlus O..
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Hoties hr hkgestiaa
Dspestnest sf ~ lsass,s
kAno O0es at PssAiA IN
a. - ~

oea - M
1eeeee = hessby gsysa ~ ~ 49,,
nA0oo eeeaer has nleA Dselse e - H11
= ..ke anal pref 10 ss0Ses Z 3 SSs7
49, Las6 Oass q SssesH c.S
- =. leees VI: Rsgtss LSo9ScSl H
- -; ! e lbs. l. AssaA At. . A.t6t
y aaoss ~ ssllsvias vssssp = -
~ oenti1os0s Ssssdsoss - ~ 03S
d saS1 lAad. w.:
oSssss ,. Pst.set. = l.ssaA a.
Ai;s ess.y. Of e.es cnY. o.
s:.:. - Z s:.r;. :. q IT. s::s "a; a.. "a q:
nr.. p.s,,e..,.. o. 3 = ! s's
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A Ne. Piase II Asss rlsss ss.li.
tee. Apply 70
Nrs. n. Y. Harper.
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TEACHERS. MEETING.

There will be teachers. nsetiss At
ordwsy. Saturday, Dec. 18th, In the
hail ever the bAsk building,
vasioss school problems will be die.
eusssd asd much Of interest Allie to
pareuts asA tsaehess will receive due
delibssatiss.
Pie patrons are sspseialiy invited
70 THE Asstisg which will bsns6t
then ~ nseh ~ the tsaehsrs.
Cs0s, hsaf and be heard.
PROGRAM.
Nusic.
Address 0f wsicoos. Dr.. fireman.
Rsspoase. supt. Ae.sy.
Duet. Cecil lies and Heiss Wisfrss.
1elatioa Of Coed Atssoaaaes 70
0oo1 Werh. Pref. Mitchell.
Discassioa led b. Misses Stapp sad
Ida DoaA.
Sssg by "a grals giris.
eSas proper ,nesntives In school
wosh. Prin. J. II. Moore.
Dest rsssits 10 EagiisA how sb.
taiasd. Psia. @. ". tnish.
Discsssisn. Niss Nellie SanAifus,
Afs. Msore.
Piaso osls. Aiss Faith Trseaas.
How nay sehsoi boards anl nat.
ssas mutually Az tssehsss. Psaa. cun
0isgs.
Dtscsssass. Rsv. Stsismsts, Nee.
1Aaeo Aock. CAnAald. Hllaa ana 9Th.
sss.
vie,is oeio, George Easar.
7:1o-EvENIN0 sEssION.
oslssssen, aixsd quartet.
"Sax csps sf chseosats." Hish
0ehsol 0isis.
Pisso sese. Mias Nas Alice.
AAdssss. b . good spsakss.
SslsetSea. naixsA quartet.
~. = Church Mssesals.
ssaAay: 10 . =, sssday Behssi.
Lsesea, Lats ma. -.
II . - 0sfnsa.
60 ? =, 1pwseth League, Tep,e /:
''Tsopsasiss." Lsalss, 4. Z. Wsjher
7:sepa. oeensa, 1vsagslisai ~.
vlss.
wsAssslay. ~ ; :. Ds.yss
9: Z: ,esxss,I. Ssssss. j
! - - ~ = q, tlsel.1 lnslj
/ loe - y q Ml r Z 4 ~ IS
4 3 n IN ,i,.s 1<5 "a ~ q II v1
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4 6oskst Social
Wan - given =. .h. op.r. He..e on
Friday Night. Dec. i4th.

~ the Ordvay Band and Orchestra
for the Psrpsss Of paying Prof. Fred
Melvin. whe 10 Arst class nusiciau,
fos isstssetisg thea.
TIE ladies asd giris Of Ordway snA
Vicinity srs requested TO furnish =
bsskst Ailsl for two aad esas forth
asl help the boys ost.
4 saes watch will be givss to The
ssst looking unmarried lady receiving
the htghest asabef sf votes At eae
esst vote. aad also psiss 70 ths
lazloet mas.
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/Don't forget the ps,ss 70 b gives
Away % Dec. 10Th. Get yous tickets.
SOW u tie time. A ticket with every
Sl.0o purchase at the Cash Basaas.
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g. IT, seaty N.rsa.slle Co.. "a
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Notice..

The teaehers meeting which was
gassuaeed IL the last issue Of The
New Esa. has bees postponsl uatil
Saturday. Dec. isth, to accommodate
the spsaters. The program will b
changed little 10 respect 70 ieagth.
The ssw suubsrs w,ii BE- = solo BY
Afs. r. "A Downey aad vielis aad
piano ausie BY Daa Petit and Alics
Walter.
No psiss will be spared to nate the
mestiag intesestisg and profitable tc
teachsrs asd scheoi patrons.
Dea't foegst date, Dec. IS.
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Notice for AkiisAia
Dspartnent sf ~ lst.!R
LAad Once at PueeIA o.
On. A.

uselss = Asssoy sivsn ~ ~
: lie Saas proof u sspVsSs 9 49, 6
No. oaS1 psoef vW - 0nes - "
La0A O0cc es Pusblo. oolA. = -
l0e0, v1a.: Jsess o. Allea. y. ~
~ Z. v. y 6ss- y. 7. 10 .. hoW.
H psaSs The fsllovias vit1spss =
~ 0onttnuous rssidsnss upeo ~ - :
q oaA0 1and. so-wit:
0ssSeuss 0sssdss. oseeo = g.
y DlaAo a0d Warren Biasas ~ = - Z
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NOTICE. fO1 PVelJclJNk
Department Of tss !.sssss,:
LanA Once at Puehles -
NovsnSss 1 -
Nes,ss y hsrsby stysa sAse - ..sssS
na1S6 sssslsS hss elsd sss>s I. ~
= naks Aasl prosf !. seye0 ~
- sh.s ssaa psGss q ~
n, ~. viS.: sssphsa ,. De[EAT
NJ sho Ioss nd .. = y ,. "
n 1890 sAs iolssvias vln.es
NJ 0ons1nu nueus rss3dsess - q +
q sasd lAad. viz:
Q :. s..l.. c,.,':: g, !. ~. ~; e,! "a 5s
y,,,s pph,,e,s,,s. Hss. 1 y
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Yeers will ~ . hsne tale.t esneert
y Opera House % Thursday svea.
isg. Dec. 7otb. uslev tie auspices Of
The choir u the n. e. Church.
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Read u. Beat, M.,e...ils CO.. a
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n. Z cAureb NssseIaAs.

! - ~ ~ - ~ t1oo1n hnslIiji
o( sp - M
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

BERKELEY, Sept. 29.-In the pro-
gramme for the half hour of music in
the Greek Theater tomorrow afternoon
the university people believe they
have contrived one of the most at
tractive arrangements of music and
musicians yet devised for these af
fairs. Only the music of John w. Met
calf, a California composer. whose
training was in the severest schools of
Europe, is to be played and sung to-
morrow. Metcalf's songs will be rem
dered by well-known singers. includ-
ing Mrs. Olive Reed-Cushman, Henry
L. Perry, Carrie Bright and Mrs. Alma
Berglund- Winchester Metcalf will also
take part in the concert. The pro-
gramnle is TO be as follows:
Pianoforte (a) Etude, (b) "Discon-
tent" cop. Sc. No. 81. Mr. Metcalf songs;
(a) Love Me If Live" (b) The Night
Has Thousand Eyes" (c) "Happi-
ness, Mr.. Perry; violin, ''Legende" COP.
81, No. %. Miss Bright; songs (a) I'm
til You Came" (b) AT Nightfall," (c)
Absent" (with violin obligato), Mrs.
Reed-Cushman; violin, ''Mazurka" COP.
Az, Miss Bright; songs (a) Among the
Heather" tb) "Afterglow,' (c) ''Oh,
Sing, ye Birds" Mrs. Berglund Win
chester.
Visitors from San Francisco should
take the 8 o'clock Berkeley ferry from
the foot of Market street.
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DENOUNCE SPANISH
GREEN OLIVE.

BERKELEY, Sept. ga smashing
blow at the prestige of the big, green
olives which are imported from Spain
and paid for and eaten by gourmets in
America was delivered today by Pro-
fessor F. T. Bioietti the viticultural
expert of the State University, in a
bulletin issued by him. dealing with
the question of olive picking in Cali
fornia
Persons who have been in the habit
Of devouring the fancy variety of i'm
ported olive, green and acidulous, are
informed by Professor Bioletti that the
aforesaid olive is absolutely indigesti-
bic. Such olives are as valuable, says
Professor Bioletti, as unripe peaches or
apples. and no more
In the same breath Professor Bioletti
sounds the praises of ripe picked Cal
ifornia olives. Discussing the matter,
he says:
Picked ripe olives constitute an ex-
tremely nutritious and digestible form
OF food. They contain a large amount
OF oil, carbohydrates and some nitrog
enous matter, and in some countries
replace meat to a certain extent
Picked green olives, such as those
imported from Spain, are, on the con-
trary, indigestible and contain much
less nutriment They are made from
unripe fruit and are therefore, as far
as their use as food is concerned. in no
way superior to unripe apples or
peaches. They are simply a relish and
to be used in very limited quantities in
the same way as picked walnuts or
cucumbers. A meal OF bread and ripe
olives, on the other hand, is not only
palatable but nutritious and sustaining.
and the amount eaten is to be limited
lonly by the same considerations as that
of any other good wholesome food
Backing up Professor Bioletti's state
ment is an analysis made by Professor
NJ. z. Jaffa, the noted food expert of
the university, which analysis showed
that ripe picked olives of the Mission
variety in California have twice the
nutriment contained in the Queen
olives imported from Spain. OF this
analysis Professor Bioletti says:
The Queen olives were the best of
their kind to be found on the market
and when compared with the first two
ical of good ripe Missions, show Just
one-half the amount Of nutritive ma
terial This does not show the whole
difference, for there is no doubt that
the nutrfment in the ripe fruit is in
much more readily assimilable form
than in the green. The third sample
was grown on an overirrigated soil,
and while inferior to the first two is
much superior to the green fruit in
both quantity and quality of nutriment
Professor Biolettis bulletin contains
directions to olive growers regarding
the proper methods of picking their
fruit TO obtain the best result.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
TRYING To RECOVER
MhGILL' s MONEY.

OAKLAND, Sept ga. L. McPher-
SON who was on Thursday appointed
guardian of the estate of Arthur E..
Magill to prevent the young man from
squandering his fortune, today began
the battle he has planned to recover
the property that Magill has already
signed away.
j. E. McElroy; McPherson's attorney,
filed a suit to set aside mortgages ex-
ecuted by Magill to secure two notes.
each for $3.50. The suit was brought
against Ora c. Kennison, who holds the
notes. 1t is alleged that Magill was
induced to sign them by Jerome Probst,
a Chicago lawyer, who is said to have
exerted an undue influence over tie in
competent young man. Probst is ac-
cused of interesting Magill in all sorts
of wildcat schemes in order to secure
his property.