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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
HELP WANTED-MALE,

WORDS ARE GOOD, BUT ONLY SO
WHEN BACKED BY DEEDS.
MURRAY s READY Are Building Their
Own Gigantic Building on
MARKET ST.. SAN FRANCISCO,
Next to ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, at
MARKET AND TENTH STS.
What Are You Doins7
Stop ThinkingI-
Stop Talkingl
Do Some Executing
Shake Hands With the Pick and Shoveli
Clean Brick. Peddle PeanutsI
Sell Collar Bu0onsl Do Any Old Thing
Get Back Into Business in SAN FRAN
CISCO. and Get There Quick
Every Ones Eyes Are Cast ON
MURRAY & READY.
What For1
Because They VIII Cut the Greatest
Figure in Rebuilding
DEAR OLD FRISCOl
Because Everyone Knows and Respects
MURRAY & READY.
Because the Following Years
WE GAVE EMPLOYMENT
1897 to upward Of II 900 MEN.
1898 to upward of 10000 MEN.
1899 to upward of 81 900 MEN.
1900 TO upward of IS 900 MEN.
1901 to upward OF $4,000 MEN.
1902 TO upward of $4,000 MEN
1908 to upward of $4,000 MEN.
1904 to upward of 81, 900 MEN.
1905 to upward of $1,000 MEN
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
cnI1RcH SERVICES.

Church (Second)' cotIler aIll's
T[renfieth and Capp SITS 0ake MISSION MISSION.
81 care. Calvert Smoot nliils.ea nlis.S., :
residence, 800 Twentieth St Suuu@s Su1ss !,
school at s:45 a. m. MornlILs ..SA.tst
X,oI,ld the New san Francisco Be Like
A. BlIilt Under the Reign OF q Co-ol.SI
stiVe ConanonweaIth? Choir under Ihs
direction OF Mrs. II. Z. Franck; "a All
cordially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12

EoutARD-sT. NJ. Z. Church meets every
Sunday, l2s Haight st. Saooatn-scnooi. .. +.
$50 a. M: preaching service, l. -
ESpworth League, 4 p. N. Kew. a ~
Rsne. ID, pastor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12

JUNIOR Court Pride of Golden West No.
3, F. OF A meeting of the above
court will be held at 1925 Webster St
on SUNDAY, May Is. 1905. at p. m
Please attend
est GEO. ]. STOCKWITI. Sec.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12

WORDS ARE GOOD, BUT ONLY so
WHEN BACKED By DEEDS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12

HAMILTON, Methodist Episcopal Churcn: naal:
SERVICES will be held next sunday, MAJ
iS ar RenstroIn Hall. 424 Stanyan ST,
between Page and Oak. sunday-scno9Gii q
Al 9:45 a. n; preaching service At IL
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12

LAS TORROSAS Parlor, N D. C, w.
will hold a meeting Of all members on
SUNDAY, May 1s. at p. NJ. al IS Vir-
gil ST.. of 18th. between Folsom and
SAotwsll
LILA II. LEDDEN. Rec. Sec,
It $50 Third ave
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12

X OF P. attention-The members OF
Golden City Lodge No. 6s, Knights of
Pythias, are hereby notified % assem-
bic at the home OF BROTHER II ].
PURCELL. Presidio, on SUNDAY. May
1S. Ap m r McNUI.TY. c. c. F
ED NJ COFFEY. K r. ard s. z 2t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12

NQTICE-Au members of Local No. 442,
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters In
need of assistance VIII make theii
wants known to the Plumbers Relief
Committee SUNDAY, May 13. between
the hours CT 10 g. m and .. M. at
21st and Mission SITS
113t COMMrTTEE
The Coconino sun., 1906-03-10
A Hint to Travellers

While in Suffolk, Va, Henry Croll, Jr., proprietor of the Beaverton, Mich Hardware Co.,, was taken very sick with bowel trouble. A travelling sales man from Saginaw, Mich, advised him to get a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy. which he did. It soon cured me, and take pleasure in recommending it, |" he says. No one should leave home on a journey without bottle of this rem edy. Itis almost sure to be needed and is not obtainable while on steamship or cars. Sold by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1906-03-10
supplies flu r.

Rabbit Bros, supplies fur
 nished ......... S.95 Harry Henderson, sheriff, fees
 and salary, February. ........ 462. 50 Harry Henderson, sheriff, fees
 and salary, February........ 5.49
 The treasurer is hereby directed, that on the payment of S6o.86 by w. H. Switzer, to receipt in full for the taxes on lots 9 to I4, block IS, to December 3I, 1905.
 Also, that on the payment of SIoo, to receipt in full to Decem- Der 3I, 1905, for taxes on lots in Brannen addition, assessed to T.. E. Pollock, trustee or agent.
 Also, that on the payment of S64. 90 to receipt in full for 1905 taxes on lots assessed to 1. O. O.. F. lodge, Williams.
 Also, to strike the $2.o2 penal ties assessed against Kaufman & Arey from 1905 roll, and to make refund to them of said amount.
 Also, Mrs. B. F. Landers grant ed widows exemption of SIooo on Ioo5 assessment.
 The following applications for leases of school and university lands were approved:
 Wm. Beeson, S. # sec. 36, twp. 2I h., r. 6 C.
 Geo. Rabbit, sec. I6, twp. Io n. I, IT. Se.
 C. J. Rabbit, sec. 8, twp. 2I h., IT. Be.
 J. L. Daugherty, nv. A sec. IS, twp. 2I h., r. s c.
 A letter from Robert E. Morri- son, president of the Capta n O'Neill Rough Rider Monument commission, showing that the Ter ritory of Arizona had donated SIo,- 900, Yavapai county SIooo, and the city of Prescott $500, to be used for the erection of a monu- ment in Prescott to the memory of the dead rough riders who came from Arizona, and asking that Co., conino county, through the board of supervisors, take favorable ac- ton appropriationg SIooo to help in the erection of said monument.
 The above request was duly con- sidered, and the clerk IS hereby directed to write MT. Morrison that, while the whole board is in full sympathy with the mob C movement, 1t can not act, as a board of supervisors, favorably, in the face of the opinion. of the district attorney That the stat. utes of Arizona prohibit such ar appropriation" and suggest that g subscription list be started in Go. conino county.
 Board adjourned.
 R. H. CAMERON,
 Chairman Board of Supervisors N. C. HIBBEN,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors. Torture by Savnecs.
The Coconino sun., 1906-03-10
Torture by SAvAses.

Speaking of the torture to which some of the savage tribes in the Philip pines subject their captives, reminds me of the intense suffering 1 endured for three months from inflammation of the kidneys" says w. M. Sherman, of Cushing, Me, Nothing helped me un- til tried Electric Bitters, three bottles of which completely cured me-" Cures liver complaint, dyspepsia, blood dis orders and malaria, and restores the weak and nervous to robust health. Guaranteed by all druggists. Price soc.
The Coconino sun., 1906-03-10
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Mostly Routine Business Transacted. Board Sussests Subscription List
 For Rough Rider Monument.

 Office of the Board of Supervisors of
 Coconino County, Arizona.
 Flagstaff, Arizona, March 5. 1906. Pursuant to call of the chairman (February 28, Ioo6) the board met on the above date.
 Present-R. H. Cameron, mem- Der and chairman; F. o. Polsoi and A. T. Cornish, members, and Fl. C. Hibben, clerk.
 The minutes of the meeting of February I, yoo6, were read and approved by the vote of the whole board.
 By the unanimous vote of the whole board, the following claims against the county were consid- cred, approved and ordered paid: w G Smith. bounty, l coyote
 and wild cat. at......... S2.O0 RIA Jackson, bounty, ? coyotes
 and l wild cat.... ......... 100 Steve Brown, bounty, 2 lobo
 wolves ......,..... .............. 4o.Oo Postal Telegraph Co telegrams
 for board of public health =. 2.70 Geo. Rabbit, probate expense,
 account county. .............. 34. 10 Geo H. Coffin, supplies for jail
 prisoners ..... .... ..... ., I.S5 ]. Herman, supplies for jail pris-
 oners 4.75 Dr w ? Sipe, professional ser
 vices for jail prisoners ..... 40 Weatherford X Vail, supplies
 for jail prisoners ... .... 25.70 H Ashurst, salary and ex-
 penses for January and Feb
 ruary, as district attorney. 33T. l3 AT Cornish, salary as supervi-
 sor, February ............... S333 Babbitt Bros, supplies, out
 door indigent sick. k............ p co A Cameron, expense to Phoe-
 nix, assessing, and assessors
 meeting ............,.... .... lZl.OO H F Ashurst, expense, district
 attorney ....,.............. 5.O0 w J Watson, repairs .......... 2.25 H F Ashurst, expense, district
 attorney -............... ]. oO rp T. .,l
 account inmate ......... 57.04 A E Douglas, probate fees. .... l0.35 w P Sipe, professional servi-
 ces for jail prisoners. ......... $50 Dr John Adams, professional
 services, board of health. .... 20.00 Flagstaff Electric Light Co.,, for
 teDfuary .............'..... i.UO Flagstaff Electric Light Co for
 March b. 10 o S Emblem, repairs for dis
 trict attorney y................ 2.50 H H McNeil Co.,, office supplies 400 Jesus Quijada, interpreter, jus
 tice of the peace court ....... 2.50 R H Cameron, February salary
 as supervisor. r............. s3 33 Stacy B Hibben, February sal
 ary as deputy recorder ...... 75.00 E s Carlos, salary as janitor.. 5000 H c Hibben, salary as recorder
 for February ..... ... l66. .66 B A Cameron, salary as asses
 sor ......... ......... l66. 66 c A Cover Drug Co.,, merchant
 disc for jail prisoners. ....... 300 CM Funston, supplies. s....... 600 L s Durham, coroner, expenses
 and faes 40 00
The Coconino sun., 1906-03-10
RETAINS Tabules Doctors find A good prescription For mankind

The 5-cent packet is enough for usual oeca>- ions. The family bottle t60 cents) contains supply for year. All druggists sell them.
 to1
The Coconino sun., 1906-03-10

A lot of new lead pencils and tablets at the SUN office.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-16
rAvoRs CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
Bishop Hall Defines His Position in Letter
10 Mortified News

The attitude OF Right Reverend A. c. A.
Hall on the question Of capital punishment
is clearly and ably defined in the following
letter written at the request of the North
field News:
Editor Nows:-You asked my opinion as
TO capital punishment. / am strongly OPP
posed to its abolition in cases Of willful muir
der. With all respect for the motives OF
those who, on various grounds urge its abo'
lition, ! am persuaded that they are mis-
taken.
/. The community is bound to witness to
the sacredness Of life This Is done in part
by imposing the extreme penalty for its will
full destruction.
. The deliberate exacting Of such iu-
dcial penalty by the community stands OF
course on an entirely different ground from
the malicious taking Of life for all sorts
Of unworthy and selfish motives by an ire
sponsble individual. lThis distinction is
often lost sight off,
3. Real kindness or consideration for
the criminal / believe is on the side OF the
death penalty, rather than on that OF LIE
imprisonment What can be more dreary
and, in many cases, demoralizing, than a
life sentence! Experience, I believe, shows
the evil consequences Of such penalty. So
ciety cannot afford TO let loose persons
whose previous record has shown them to
he a menace to their neighbors. But with a
life sentence, continual appeals viii be made
for pardon And these will have the effect
Of luoying up the prisoners hopes Of re-
lease-often with the bad effect Of repeated
disapp0intments.
1. / believe the English system mot be-
cause il is Englsh) works well in practice.
death sentence is executed generally on
the Monday following the second Sunday af'
ter il is imposed. That short time, with the
certainty of execution, is likely to lead the
condemned person really to prepare for
death TO make his peace with God, and
with the world Our long delays with count
less possibilities Of escape from the execu-
ton Of the sentence, work the other way.
s. | am assuming the existence of fu-
ture life. II this life were all, there would,
in my Judgment be more to be said against
the forfeiture Of life.
6. May I add that I should be opposed
to the substitution of 'electrocution' Ga
horrid word for a horrid thingD instead OF
hanging. for this reasonl While all cruelty
should be avoided, believe that capital pun
ishment should express the community.
stern reprobation Of the crime for which 1t
is inflicted This is in part done by the
disgrace which attaches to the gallows,
while death in an electric chair has not this
association, but is regarded as mysterious
means of getting rid of person.
Faithfully yours.
ARTHUR G. A. HALL.
November IL, 1906.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-16

at the Houghton farm, where modern sta
bic is being built.
Miss Alice Bennett OF Brattleboro has
been passing a few days with her grand
mother Mrs, Lydia Bennett.
". +. Walker is also making extensive i'm,
provemcnts on his house. The work is be-
ing done by out Of town workmen'
Charles Il. Crosby hcerated one finger on
the saw with which he was saving shingles
at his mill in the Hollow one day last week.
Ula Davis is building and repairing for
r. II. Brown and Willis Ray has been at
Charles Fishers completing the work on his
barn.
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Frost Of Brattleboro
were guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hazelton
last week They came to attend the grange
fair Wednesday evening.
At the next meeting Of the U. y. II. circle
Mrs. G. y. Crosby will be hostess. All are
invited to the supper and the women viii
be welcome in the afternoon.
Mail Carrier o'Connor is on hand in due
time and 1.-THE boys. rejoice that they are
not obliged TO. trudge a mile or more to the
postofice during this bad travelling. These
are times when the r. F. D. is appreciated.
The snowstorm made the farmers hustle
for their Aocks aud herds in the hill pas
lures. Snow is reported from IL inches in
depth TO over rubberboots according to To-
cality. Several seghs and sleds have been
taken out. Telephone wires have been badly
demoralized Connection has been cut Oft
from Dummerston TO putney by a broken
wire since Sunday night, but this lack Of
only emphasizes the value
and convenience Of the telephone
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-16
DuMMERSTON.

Miss Alice Laughton is i'll with an attack
Of grip.
Henry D. Blood has just had his house
shingled.
Walter F. Walker is making extensive re-
pairs on his house.
o. W. Amidon has taken shipment of
apples to Keene, y. H. this week,
f. II. Miller has been making repairs and
improvements on his house occupied by L.
O. Boyle.
The grange benefit society will meet with
Mrs. NJ. +. Brown Thursday afternoon, Nov.
%. All the women are cordially invited and
a good attendance is desired,
The pupils Of the center school having nei'
Their thrdy nor absent marks this term are
Aubrey Amidon. Ralph Blood, Clara Evans,
Forest Hall. Alta Hall, Bertha Hazelton,
Warren May, Arthur May Fanny Wilder
and Ruth Walker, Dale Boyle was absent
one.half day; Helen Evans, Ruth Fisher and
Ida May were absent one day.
The grange held its regular meeting Tues
dav evening. The program was in charge
of those not in office and Miss Florence Ray
acted as lecturer The grange wishes to
thank ALL both in and outside the order,
who so kindly assisted in making their late
fair a success The next meeting, Nov n,
is in charge of the worthy chaplain, W. j.
Ray, who wishes all members to assist with
articles appropriate to Thanksgiving,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-16
Aid for White River Road.

A special town meeting was held in Roeh-
ester Monday afternoon TO see if the town
would vote to accept the compromise offered
by the White River Valley Railway COM
pany to settle the litigation between the
road and the towns arising from the sub
sidy voted by the town to assist IN the
building of the road The town voted with
out dissenting voice to accept the PROPOSE
ton to pay 10000 in full settlement of the
suit and claim and this money is to be
placed in the hands of the committee ap-
pointed by the town and expended under the
direction of an engineer appointed by the
town in improving the roadbed of the road
and the railroad company agrees on It's part
to put the road in good working order and
TO resume traffic as soon as permitted by the
board of railroad commissioners.
The subsidy originally voted was $4,000
and this the town had refused to pay, alleg-
ing that the road had not been completed ac-
cording to agreement. Suit had been
brought against the town in this matter. The
town of Stockbridge also agreed to pay $lo,-
900 toward the construction OF the road,
the sums granted by both Rochester ana
Stockbridge being voted on the understand
ing that the line should be completed ana
in substantial running order by January l,
1900.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-16
..w;dow of Revolution" Dead.

Mrs Esther Sumner Damon, the only
surviving widow of a soldier of the war oil
the Revolution, died at her home in Fly
month Union Sunday, aged 93 years, MIS-
Damon was native of Vermont. On sep
tember s, 1885, at Bridgewater, she was
married TO Noah Damon, aged IS years, the
bride bride being but 81 years old at the time time;
Damon had enlisted at Milton Mass, Aprll
10 1775, at the outbreak of the kevolu'
t;on and served FIVE years He was grant,
ed a pension at the age of SO years while
living at Plainfeld, N. H., and died July =
Is5a= After the death of her husband. Mrs
Damon was granted pension OF VIZ
month by the United States government
and year ago the sum was doubled :.
II was on the strength of the record Oh
her Grandfather, William Thompson VINO
also fought in the Revolution, that Mrs: "a
mon was made member of Paiestrono
cbanter d, A. R., at Wallingford some two
Years ago For the last two years nearly
ali the chapters of the state had contri bnted
70 her care and support, and the last yer,
mont legislature appropriated 5000 toward
this purpose.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-16

day a The time Of The usual morning service,
Rev W. J. Vile oaelallns.
helween ~ aud IA inches Of snow was on
me greund Monday morning. Il did con.
siderable damage 10 fruit trees aud the tele'
phohe lines Many are complaining u be.
Ing short u water
Arthur frlpp, a iT,year Old boy from the
Lyman school u wesibora Mass, who has
been staying at Niles Plumb's the past year,
ran away last week Thursday with one o.
Ar Flumb's horses, lie was seen on horse
back going through Wilmington towards
bennington Ia the afternoon. Parties In
Wilmington were notified By telephone aud
sheriff Buell. started In pursuit but did not
hnd him. The horse was found next morning
about one mile north Of Mr. plumb's ON the
old Eames place feeding IN the moving
The horse aud a rider we're seen early the
next morning In several places going towards
home but the! could not tell whether Il was
boy or man with II, Nothing as yet has
been heard "a TO the whereabouts of the
boy, Mr., Plumb Was in hrattlshoro at The
time that he went away,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-16
PHfney and Vicinity
PUTNEY.

Hen, Howard went Tuesday 10 Boston,
Milo p, Whitney went to Bellows Falls
| Wednesday on business
y. =, Robertson went Tuesday to New
York city ON a business trip,
Mr., aud Mrs, H. b. Taft celebrate the
a0th anniversary Of their marriage today,
Dr. George s. Foster was called to Bethel
professionally Monday returning Tuesday,
Mrs. Roberts Of South 1ladley Falls,
Mass, Is spending the week at Mrs, II, u.
Taft's.
Coriez Boutwell, Of Townshend has been
spending a few days at NJ, u, Robbins's this
week.
Mrs Lewis Crafts and Helen Deland Of
Lyudonvillc are guests Of Mrs II. c, Parker
this week,
Mrs Frank Adams aud daughter Doris OF
Bellows Falls spent Friday and Saturday at
D, Cloughs,
Mrs. y. W. Locke was guest Of Mrs, j.
Scion Clarke at Greenfield from Wednesday
I until Monday,
Frank NJ, Robertson went 10 Holyoke,
Mass, saturday Tor brief visit with II. C.
Winchester
Rev. l.. W Morey Of Derby is expected
TO preach in the Congregational church next
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Dorr Clough attended the
funeral Of Miss Lillian Paine at Westmore'
land, y, H., sunday,
Miss r. Katherine Booth returned Thurs
day from Schenectady " Y, where she has
been spending a month,
Mrs. Hannah r. Waite went to Bellows
Falls Tuesday for three weeks visit at
DR., George II. Gorhams.
Royal Taft Of Corona, n. Y, is spending
two weeks with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs, II. +. Taft, at Sunnyside farm.
Miss Mamie Bailey returned to her home
At Gardner Mass, Thursday after spending
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. DOrr Clough.
Mrs. Grey Taylor and son Of Denver, Col,
Mrs. Eta Howard Of Bellows Falls and Miss
Nellie Murphy were guests OF Mrs. NJ. d..
Whitman last week.
4. W, j. wilkins Of Brattleboro has pur
chased the timber on the farm Of the late
Warren Willard. The work Of cutting the
trees began Wednesday,
The women of the Methodist church will
hold their annual chicken.pie supper and
sale Wednesday afternoon and evening, Nov
81, at the church parlors,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Brainard were
TO attend the funeral oi Mrs, Brainard' s
brothcrin-law Moses Knight
Mrs. Lydia Blood Of Bellows Falls, who
has been spending week at Greenfield with
AIRS. Luvia Smith came Friday to visit
Mrs. W. \. Cole for @ few days before re
turning to her home.
Putney grange held It's regular meeting
Friday evening, Nov, 9, II was young peo'
Mes night 4 program was prepared, con
sistiur Of a monologue entitled \ Tea
OF the Past. and Tea OF the Pres
ent. rccited by Mrs NJ. L. Whitman
and illustrated by several Of the women in
appropriate costumes, II made decided
hit. Vocal solos were given by Miss Jennie
r.. Pierce and reading by Mrs N. f.
Whitman completed the program The next
meeting Of the grange will be held Friday
evening. Nov. 23, at which the work Of the
FIRST and second degrees will be eXemplihed'
tt is hoped there viii be a full attendance,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-16
VERNON.

C. f. Davis has gone to visit his broth
ers Martin in Gardner and wallace III
Tully, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cook have returned
from n two weeks visit with relatives IN
Worcester and Badwnville.
r. Snow. who has been i'll at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. B. A. Streeter, is I'M
nrevine and able to dispense with the ser
vices Of his nurse ....
Rev F. L. Masseck will preach in Union
church next Sunday at p. m'' when wv, VIII
he the closing service of the season Inc
sunday school will meet at O'CLOCK
Vernon grange cordially invites the pup
lie to attend the next meeting on SATURDAY
evening of this week. The exercises WIN
he of a similar nature to those usually CIV
on nv the members of the grange and an e.
fort will be made to interest all who attend
The Vernon free public library mas re,
ceived valuable gift from the brattieDoI9 :,
free library. the Rand.MeNallys lhaeAeu
Alias of the World in two volumes IL ID
valuable reference work and the trustees
of the Vernon library appreciate the KIM,
ness of their neighbors and render sihcere
thanks.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-16
LEYDEN.

Rev. and Mrs. Cartmill are spending the
week in Springfield.
Herman Severance visited in Brattleboro
Saturday and Sunday.
f. p. Howes, ir, with Mrs Howes, was
in Florence over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Green of Ambury Ill,
have recently visited at Fred Legate s.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Kemp have been
visiting in Boston and vicinity for several
days.
Stock is mostly in the barn. Many are
getting off their apples, some having sold
and Others sending them to be sold on com
mission,
Homer Miner, who went to Boston aDou'
two weeks ago, went from there to New
York city to visit his brother, Arthur Miner
and family.
Our first snow came Sunday and there
was more than foot on the hills ana
enough so the sleighs were out Monday
around town.
Rev, and Mrs. Hale of Conway were in
town from Monday until Friday last week,
He preached each evening and they visited
the friends they made while he was the pas
tor here 10 years ago.