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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-17
Are You FROM Kentucl.v9

These are the first words which ap-
pear upon a very attractive invitation
sent out from Louisville to Kentuck-
ians in all parts of the United States
From June 18th to 18th, 1905, there
IS to be in Louisville, K, a Home
Coming for all Kentuckians who have
wandered to other lands or foreign
shores. The Louisville Commercial
club is sending out the invitations as
Iast as lists are received with the
names and addresses of Kentuckians
in different sections of the country.
There will be great doings'' in
Louisville Mr. Henry Watterson has
been invited to deliver the chief ad-
dress of welcome, and former Gov
ernor David r. Francis of Missouri.
the response. Among the others In
vfted to appear on the programme are
former United States Senators VIM.
Lindsay and John G. Carlisle, of New
ork city. Associate Justice John NJ
Harlan, of the United States supreme
court, former Governor Thomas T.
Crlttenden, of Missouri, and former
Vice President Adlai E. Stevenson. OF
Illinois. This list will be enlarged with
the names OF other Kentuckians who
IN adopted homes have marked their
names high on the roll Of fame in the
law, the ministry, and commercial p1r-
suits.
While Louisville viii be the host
city, all Kentucky will Join in the vel
come TO its returning sons and daugh-
ters. The railroads will at once be
asked to name low rates to LOUISVILLE.
and in addition to this. it is proposed
10 have side trip tickets from Louis
Vile TO any part of Kentucky. so that
the returning KentuckIans NAV visit
any part OF the state
So as to insure no discomforts in the
way of lack of railroad accommoda-
tons. Mr. William FianneIly, Travel
ing Passenger Agent Of the Southern
Railway. located in the Board ~
Trade Building, Kansas City, No. has
already begun to arrange the details
Tor the operation of special trains over
MS line from St. Louis to Louisville.
csiving a great many INQUIRIES - r.
reservations. etc.
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DOWN GO The TREES.
Council Votes to Sacrifice Landmarks
for Thirty Foot Pavement

The twenty elm trees down the CEN
ter of West Eighth avenue between
Lincoln and West streets will be cut
down to make way for the thirty foot
pavement which viii be put down on
West Eighth.
The streets and walks committee
voted to place on file yesterday after
noon the protest of E. z. Warren and
number of other property owners on
West Eighth against the thirty foot
pavement which necessitates cutting
down the trees.
There are only about six trees
which would be left standing II the old
dead ones were cut out and left stand
ing like they should be-" said James
Q. Sinner, member of the commit
tee. Il went out there the other day
and l couldn't see that there were
many trees worth saving"
If the trees were all straight along
down the center for the whole distance
It would be different but there are
few at one end and a few others at the
other end said Councilman Horn.
we would rather have no pavement
at all than a thirty foot pavement on a
80 foot street" said E. E. Warren.
one of those protesting against cutting
down the elm trees. ut will cost us
about $1,000 extra on an estimate Of
$4,000 for paving that street. but we
are willing to stand for it."
There are not many of the trees in
good condition" said Mayor Davis.
Though 7 realize that it does not look
nice to put a thirty foot pavement in a
30 foot street, don't see how we can
change It. We have already apDrOved
the specifications and 7 am afraid we
won't get any pavement there at all if
we try to change it now
The paving petition for the repaving
OF Kansas avenue which was to have
come before the committee for recon-
mendation was not ready for presenta-
ton. James McCabe. city engineer.
was out checking the names of the
gigners on the petition and was unable
to complete this in time for the com
mittee meeting. The property owners
committee were represented at the
meeting Yesterday by NJ. SnattinRer.
Jonathan Thomas. W. E. Sterne and G.
E. Jewell The streets and walks com
9aittee Will hold meeting right before
the council meeting this evening at
1880 at which time the petition will be
presented and recommended 10 +be
council for passage
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Strike Oil Wells at Txro.

Tyro, Kan. April 17-Tyro has three
new oil wells, just brought in. One is
owned by Mccormack & Sheets, and
flows from 500 to 700 barrels per day.
One struck by Galbraith & Co, was
shot Thursday afternoon with a fine
flow. A new well was brought IN by
Mccormack & Banks. There are eleven
other new wells being started south of
Tyro. Gas pipes are being laid for the
newly Incorporated city of Tyro and
for the new brick yard. Gas has been
contracted at 2 cents per l. 900 feet.
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PROPOSALS.
Office Of the City Clerk. Topeka, kan.
April 10 1906

Sealed proposals will be received at this
oIIlce. until 5 o'clock D. m. Monday May
tn. 1906, for grading, curbing and paving
Emerson street from 9Th ave to Sth ave-
street; Lincoln street from Sth ave. to 9Th
street; Western ave from sth ave to
a511ntoon street; Clay street from 18th to
18th street; Lane street from Sth ave to
19ln ave-; 18th street from Fillmore to
L .. street; West 10th ave. from Lane
flne street: the alley bounded by Hun
to en, 18th, Harrison and Topeka ave.
+.a ne paving to be of vitrihed brick, and
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
proposals under different names will not
pc received from one firm or association
ne CITY council of the city of Topeka
reserves the right to reject any or all bids
OF parts of bids which may not be advan-
edgeoQs to the city.
Each bidder will be required to deposit
win the city clerk, to the credit of the
sSiey OF topeka, a certified check of depos-
~ OF per cent of the proposed contract
ana IN no case to be less than fifty $50
collars, as guarantee that he will enter
~ tue contract If awarded to him, &C
SsoLulns TO the terms of his bid, within five
Gays after the cert1fcation of the award
:. II II al pIos made by firm the individual
names ltat OF the members must be written
Christian names; but the signers NAV. If
tney choose, describe themselves in addi-
tlon as doing a business under a given
name ana style as a Arm.
Inc place OF residence of every bidder,
Win county and state. must be given at
t Ter ms ms signature. which must be written
Proposals should be addressed to the
Sly Sly clerk, city Of Topeka, and indorsed
ing in the city of Topeka
Al work must be done in conformity
~ 1ne city engineers specifications on
lions. 4 II ssSIr l1ts re sS5A 60
ASSeaI-1 City Clerk.
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Through Daily Pullman Tourist sleep

ing AtEs. 81 Louis Los Angeles
The Union Pacific has placed in ser
vice through Sleeping Car between
above points. via the Wabash. Union
Pacific, Oregon Short Line and the san
Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake rail-
roads. Cars to leave St. Louis every
day and run through without chance
5tOpover Is made at Salt Lake civ
thus affording passengers a whole 6evSs
sight seeing in the Mormon CITY.
wide. vestibuled Pullman tourist sIas1,
ing cars. Of the latest pattern and rfrst
class in every respect
Connections can be made en- ro,,ta
with Pullman Tourist Sleeping cars in
same train for San Francisco and Port
land Inquire Of z. A Lewis. cifv Hoy
ct agent. or J. c. Fulton. depot agent.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ItE-aI = = = ! ! = = 9 ---l----,-.--.
NJ r Campbell and wife to A 7.
Pigg part of lot 6S Kansas ave-. soo
North Topeka :; - oo0
mart Of the n W. 4 34-10-16...-.---.. 800
H. sexton to J. E. Shaffer lot III
and part of lot 2l3 Jefferson ST.,
Holidays add. ....-.--- ...----.-.----- LOW
M. B. Popenoe to NJ. l. Nelson, lots
266, 26s, go, 272. PA and 276 Ohio ave,
Highland Park sub-div.-------......- /
A p Allen and husband to A. A. Al
derfer tract on Pine st, Stilson &
Bartholomew add. .-.-..-.--....,.... 1000
j. t5 "a lUi ave - 49s
l. R. Twaddle to F. r. Bartlett, lots
1s4 1865 and 16S Horne st, Haynes
sub-div. $500 -----.-.-.--.. 100
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TO WHOM IT MAY cONCERN-Be It
known that my application is now on
ME IN the office of the probate court OF
permit to sell intoxicating liquors ac-
eord1ng to law at 1125 West Sixth street,
n the Fourth ward of the city of Topeka,
shawnee county, state of Kansas. Hear
ing is set for the 9Th day OF May 1906 at
o'clock a. m. N. ]. PETRO.
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Is no worse than The terrible case Of nilo.
that afIlleted me 10 years Then was
and less than a box permanenflv c7,rsSi
ne, writes L. 8. Napier Of Rugies. E5v
Heals all wounds. burns and soreS ~
magic. 25c at the Arnold Drug a. %
North Kansas ave.
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LEGAL.


proved June 4, 1903. entitled AN ordi-
nance authorizing the Topeka Railway
company. its successors or assigns. 70
build, acquire, maintain and operate rail-
way lines in the city OF Topeka, and to
furnish heat, light and power in connec-
ton herewith. and repeating all oral
nances and parts Of ordinances in con-
flict herewith" be, and the said section
IS hereby, repealed.
Sec 3. That this ordinance shall take Ell
feet and be in force from and after its
publication in the officiaI city paper and
snaI be valid and binding contract be
tween the city OF Topeka. and The Topeka
Railway company from and after its &C
ceptance by said railway company.
Passed the Council April 10, 1906
Approved April 16, 1908.
tSeal.) w. H DAVIS, Mayor.
Attest: J. H. SQUIRES. City Clerk
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CENTRAL PARK WAY.

GEN IItEaL TlIfh WAI-
Just one block west Of Central Park, on
Buchanan St, between 14th and 18th, we
have enough ground for a dozen building
sites. Will allow nothing but up-to-date
houses or neat cottages built in this block.
Already have one large modern house
built, and others soon to follow. Side
walk. sewer. water. Lots all staked and
numbered. Look them over.
DAVIS. WELCOME & CO,
Both Phones 1026. 1O7 W. Sixth st.
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ZOE sAI.E-RHA1. nsTATE.
FOR SALE:

A new six room residence. one and a
half east front lots. Old elm shade. good
barn. city water. gas, all wood work hard
oil finish. Close in. near Sixth street.
This property is a great bargain at So
900.
RODGERS. DAVIS & Co.
ITO West Sixth ST.
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FOR SALE:

Clay. near I'd. 2 lots, new house rooms
and reception hall, furnace. bath, toilet.
hot and cold water, gas. cistern water in
kitchen. high ground, fine neighborhood.
paved ST. So. 100. Ahoue X cash.
West ST, near 6th, H lots. room
house, hall, bath, toilet. gas for furnace
and cooking. hot and cold water. ali in
good repair, s., $50.
]. E. ToRRINGToN, 100 W. sixth St
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IEYYET FRS.


JAMES b. HAYDEN, JeEeier and ODti-
clan Complies stock OF watches, dla-
nnonds, siiver~are. etc. Eyes examined
and spectacIes properly fitted.
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ORDINANCE NO. 2s78.

Published in The Topeka State Jour
nal April II, 1861
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
4, 1908, entitled IAN ordinance authoriz-
ing the Topeka Railway company, its
successors or assigns. to build, acquire.
maintain and operate railway lines in the
city of Topeka, and to furnish heat,
light and power in connection Herewith.
and repeating all ordinances and parts
repeating original section Of said Or
dinance No. 2407.
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MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co, packs. ships and stores household
goods Tel 1855 Clarence Skinner. 81
Quincy st.
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MONEY TO LOAN on live stock, pianos
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WATCH this column for list OF goods At
1874 Jackson st. De Wright. auctioneer.
Phone rs
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UNpERrAKERs.

L n. PENNY ELL. funeral director and
er1balmer. First class service, re3aona-
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PAVING.

PAVING.
CAPITAL CITY VITRIFIED BRICK 3
building. paving and sidewalk brick.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
~r~o.7--~>--~---~-~-->1-~--
J. c. WILSON, contractor and builder
Job work promptly done. IN e. 8th *
Ind tel. 129A
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~---~----~-~----~~~>--~-~-
THE big and important sale is Tuesday.
April q. at 206 The Drive. Don't fail to
attend this sale. De Wright, auctioneer.
Phone 717-3.
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MONEY TO loan on personal properly &
payment OF BIS per week VIII pay Oh
loan OF $25 ii IS weeks. g. Fl. Blintha1n.
Ind tel 81. sos h 4th st.
MONEY to loan livestock. pianos, organs.
household goods, personal security. ".
e Seguine- rs Kansas ava. Ind tel 115s.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

RothermeI e Co, 2esl Fillmore. ar Cal. 4
" stairs. city and coRas w. est lo-7t /
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
We're issued by the County Clerk yes
Jonas Robinson, SO. 1856 o'FarreH St.
and Minna Eggers, 26, 11ss o'Farrell
Charles r. Chapman. IS. Goat Island,
and Mar garrett G. Piunkett, q, 427S
Twenty-fourth ST.
Charles II. stewart, "a, 4o7s Eight
esnth st. and Rose A Robbins, q. 4o7s
Eighteenth st.
and Carrie Pratt. as. 1855 Market st
Martin D. Eberwein, 80, 124 Wndey
ave-, and Annie l. Ward. 23, 124 WIldey
James r. Swift. Il, 1898 Haight st.
and Margaret Larney, Sc, 11ss Haight
street.
Cal, and Mabel G. Bowsher. IS, San
Laurence J. corbstt, 20. Spokane,
Wash, and Laura 9. Arthur. p. SIS
Joseph j. Phillips. 2s, 2472 Market
St. and Louise A Becker, "A, 2sSS Sac
John D. Miller. So. San Francisco, and
Euphemina Won Henko. IS. San Fran
Carlo Toso. "a. San Francisco, and
Julia II Lapinois. rs, OAKLAND
Edward J. Schultze, Is, SIS Stanyan
at, and Bella Chambers, q. Az Bank
John F. Lane, 22. se7 Scott St. and
Pansy E Burgess. %, soT Scott st
ave, and Alice L. Anspaeher, 1s, 21o5
Peter ?. Curtis q; s5l Pierce St and
Patrick Uniea. "a. San Francisco. and
Mary Mann, 90, San Francisco
Henry 2. Grewe. 81, 17S Douglass st,
and Marie Bendfeldt. 2l, 52s Castro st
and Nanny A Eiiason, 20, San Fran
cisco.
OAKLAND, July 1.-THE following
marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk today:
Albert J, Bennett. 2s. Berkeley. and
Dan Panlussei. 23. San Francisco.
and Madeline Marchiio. Is. San Fran
Edward F. wheeler. 2s, san Fran
cisco. and Lily Koenigsberger. "A. San
William L aovan, 2s. Oakland, and
Ma9garst E,tsb,Ss 3 May, "a oskisnPd saa Pancsco
and Carrie Pesantie, ss. San Francisco
Leslie v.Rogers. 21, Oakland, and
ElITs6eth Hsfssrt HS5t9n; 9sqso5 Is oasinnd
cisco, and Ida Newman, 1s, San Fran
Charles Reinfeld. IS. San Francisco,
and Malone Wetterauest, %, San Fran
Walter White, %. San Francisco. and
Tessie Olsen, 19. san Francisco
Waldo E WalEng. 27. Berkeley, and
Bessie NJ. Magoon, 1s. Berkeley.
Erwin L. Chlopeck, 35. Sacramento,
and Grace a Bruckmann. 20, San
Frank Lloyd, 25, Selma, and Ema
Joseph Dennis. 80. Oakland. and
Eleanor Freeman, 80, Oakland.
Emory A Green, %, San Francisco.
and Gussie Elder, Is. Oroville
Harry B. Gawthorne, IS. Gilroy, and
Frances H BolIes. IS, Oakland
Frederick w. Swan, 55. San Fran
cisco, and Emma l.. Dayton. so. san
Henry G. Scale. 4s, Oakland, and
Emma v Hohmeyer, AZ. Oakla-nd-
Clifford P. Bowie. z7, San Francisco,
and Alice F. Jones, "a, Berkeley.
Edward F. Greely, %, San Fran
cisco, and Nellie Davis. IS. San Fran
Beach H. Dean. 2e. Oakland. and
Doris Heuer, %, Oakland.
Bernard Boyer. 81, Piedmont. and
Lima Harde, 2s. Piedmont
Alfred Hanson, 2s. San Francisco.
and Catherine KnowIton, 2s, San Fran
Rudolph Feykert. 21. San Francisco.
and Rae McAran, IS. San Francisco.
Earl w. Colby. Is. Berkeley. and
John Clfmovich, so, Oakland, and
Lille yorckl. 81 Oakland
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

s30.oe0-I CAN sell a choice north
west corner within . couple of blocks
property includes the cost of remodel
ing the present two-story buildings.
making them thre-story with stores
below and mats above, and an excellent
basement surrounded by q twelve-foot
solid brick wall. the total rental can
be brought up 10 about S40e after this
work is done. at this rental the invest
ment VIII pay about Is per cent per
s7500-Nes-ly new fats downtown;
can be romedeled into business property
and made 70 pay about Is per cent few
blocks from Broadway. (s5)
sl250-5ust of San Pablo ave; good
place for little store. adjoining lot
IS worth $4,000; ought TO double in
sic. 00oEBusines property: important
cross street. near Webster St. rents
alaae Is well worth $4,000 ana the
buirSings about $4,000. k1315)
s750o-Business lot, blocks from
Broadway, with an excellent s-room
house. suitable for home OF renting:
store ought 10 be built here, will bring
a big rental y 10 Is per cent; l4es)
Empty now; new 5-room bungalow;
in nice part of East Oakland, porcelain
bath, electric lights and high basement
keys at Office; price $500 14ts1
s1e0e-W est side or vice, promi-
nent street. Just on San Pablo ave;
choice location fer a house or for fatsi
streets and walk complete and in excel
lent condition; 5sXle0 feet this wlil
some day be business property. and this
price is ridiculously low, but viii take
II II sold at once. Snaps like this are
scarce now. call and ask as about this,
anyway u - tsA4l
Exclusive Agent,
1902 Broadway, Oakland.
FSTABLISEED TWENTY YEARS.
HENRY Z JONES.
REAL ESTATE OWNER
CHICKEN RANCHES.
S5ee cash 10 monthly new house, 6
rooms. bath. basement; lse-foot
well $50 chickens, Incubaters.
broOders. etc; II acres sandy
soil: one block TO cars; chicken
runs fenced ard eross-fenced;
price for all $3.50
SIoee cash. SIC monthly; acres land;
5,roon house; 5dl.t all IN ,ssz 9rehase' s3sc
trio cars: a beauty; price $4,000
s7te cash SO monthly 4 acres;
house large rooms, well water.
zoe chickens. 100 pigeons; Il
chicken-houses; small orchard,
berries, etc: price for all $4,000
$I5et cash, SO monthly; house large
rooms, I2x16 each; basement;
into house: 10 chicken houses: 20
fruit trees: vegetables of all
kinds; barn So feet long; two
acres land. more can be had if
needed; price $500
$2Se cash, IS monthly: house of 3
rooms very large barns; milk
house, vel or city water; lot
z04s5X43-T, improvem ents worth
the money; price for ali $3.50.
$1,000 cash. $40 monthly: new z-room
cottage, furnished: new brick
well; 40e chickens, incubators.
brooders, l block 10 electric cars;
note size Of lot. S5x20oxI25; price
for ali $1,000
s25 cash. So monthly; large lot. 25ex
$50: just think, only $3.50 for all
The above places are adjoining East
Oakland, convenient 10 churches.
schools, cars. etc; call or send for cir
eular, 45s 9Th ST. near Broadway, Oak
land Il z JONES. owner. 5e l0-I2-l4
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices
sent by mail viii not be inserted They
must be handed in at either of the
publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized TO have the same pub
lished Notices restricted simply to the
announcement of the event are pub
lished once in this column free of
charge
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Houses FoR sALE-FuRxrsHED.

JACKSON-st. fur residence for rent or
to lease. containing 8 handsomely fur
rooms Apply on premises 1909 Jack
son ST, near Baker. only to 4, except
Sunday: reasonable
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DIED.

Black. T. J.. IS Kohn, Nina, Sc
Burckes. May, IS Mannix. -,
Burns, MoIlie Mcclure Mary, s5
Carlson, A.. ~ Mathews. James
Cochrane. h. E, "a Mcclure, C. J., 72
Clifford, John, So O'Connor. NJ. sc
Cosgrove, JOS. rs Oser. Anthony. 75
Green. G. W, 55 Stair. Margaret, s 0
Isakson A. 43 Suilavou, g. SIS
Kajiwara. J. ~ Thompson, S. WIS
Kuper, e. H w. ~ Weir. Albert ].
Oakland. June 8. 1906.
Thomas john dearest beloved hus-
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MARRIED..

n
BIENENF ELD-HEcHIMIn e Iae San J Ra- Jaa-
DR. J. Nieto Abel Morris Bienenfeld
and Adelheid Hecht.
EPHRA IM-LEvENSON-In this city,
April 26, 1905. by the Rev. DR.. J.
Nietc. Julian B. Ephraim and Estelie
Levenson.
g. 1906. by the Rev. DR.. ]. Nieto. Ben
1amin F. Harris and Selma Nathan.
MILLER-yON HENKO-In this city,
June II, 1906, by the Rev. ]. FneHde-
ling, John d. Miller and Euphemia
Won Henko.
I6, 1906, by the Rev. Dr. J. Nieto,
Julius Myers and Bertha Pincus.
QUNsT-VOIGT-In this city. June 8,
1906, by the Rev J. Fuendeling. VIII
liam II. Qunst and Josephine Voigt.
RoBINsoN-E EGGERs-In this city,
ling. Joass Robinson and Minna
SEEMANN-FREY-I this city. June
s. 1906. by the Rev. J. Fuendeling.
Christian F. Seemann and Caroline
Frey.
city, April q. 1906. by the Rev. Dr..
]. Nieto. Albert Steinperg and Sadie
Reinstein.
sHAPRo-MENDELS this city.
Nav g. 1906. by the Rev. DR. J. Nieto.
Benjamin Franklin SHAPIRO and Sadie
Mendelson.
sCHLEEMANN = AuGERsTEIN = In
this city. June g. 1906, by the Rev.
]. Fl. Schroeder. Marx G Sehleemann
and Wilneimine 3. Augerstein, both
voN ~ 70 'BI5toSRsTfiEiL-FoGE-In this city.
June 2. 1906. by the Rev. ]. 81.
Schroeder. Fritz Won Borstel and
Freda Foge. both of this city.
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BORN.

BILI-Tn this city, June 5, 1906, to the
wife of George l. Bill, daughter
MURRAY-In this city. May so, 1905.
to the wife OF Robert II. Murray. a
son.
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HOUSES TO LEr-FuRNIsHED.


HOWARD St, No. 2s46, mr.. 23rd-Iarge
elegantly furnished house of rooms
and bath completely furnished from
a to z. servants room, laundry with
chute, yard, basement with playrooul.
double stairway. speaking tubes, com
Mission; will lease f6r year or more
TO good tenant CASTLE, PAYNE
MCLEOD. Inc. Agents, 2543 Mission
ST.. near 22nd-
FOR rent-Furnished house OF s rooms.
243 Ccliingwood St, near 18th. rent
$50 per month; no children. Apply at
premises from a. N. TO s .. N. le-3ts
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CITY ltEAL ESTATE.

BzL-JWIN & HON ELL
temporary once 1852 Fillmore st,
Near Post
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PERSONALS.
oUyENIR-PTofessbr Henry Foster,
dancing teacher, late of 1856 Market
st. burned out. will sell his beauti-
ful patent duet concertina, Macann's,
English make 55 keys. double ac-
ton. steel Tibrators, frttted nickel
tops, in new condition; price 500;
no less See also my ad in male help.
situations wanted. Ad. $50 Waller ST..
nr- Fillmore. Phone Fell 26ss. 515t.
FRED RANKIN-Cone home or teIe-
graph where you are and stay there
till / come: any l. 0. 0. F, will help
YOU You would be safe here. Your
wife, MATTE. lo-14t
BILLY WHARTON. the old warhorse in
the furniture line, can be seen at the
corner Eleventh and Franklin SITS, at
H. Schellhaas' store, Oakland.
MRS. CLAIRE BERTRAND. formerly
31s Kearay St Communicate with her
at her present address, 81 North Mar
ket St. San jose. Cal. je6 Sts
j. N SRESovICH. formerly at sss Fill
bert st, call emmedIateiy on HENRY
G. w DINkELSPlEL- 1855 Ellis ST
WILL Mr.. WOLFF of the wolff For
warding Co. kindly send his address
to box s0o7. Call Office?
ToNEY GILLETT please communicate
with Francesca Ferrala, 1900 Shilier
st. Alameda 11-3ts
ADAMS, c. F. co, formerly sIs Mason,
city office, 1910 Haight St; store 3iG
Telegraph ave. Oakland je10-tf
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
sALADA BEACH.

HERE is & boon TO FIRE sufferers-Ar-
tistic villas Iex2e. rooms, with
porch ard bed. set up in 3 days. price
S1T5, easy payments. q sc fare now
IN effect from any part of s. F. to
Barbara Of San Francisco CLINE &
DUNCAN. 1923 Golden Gate ave, near
Fillmore st. San Francisco je Io-1mo